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PUBLIC    LIBRARY 

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.£CTIONS 


ADVERTISIXG   DEPARTMENT. 


JEWELRY,    DIAMONDS, 


CLOCKS  IN  ALL  STYLES 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

Sole  Agent  for  Miiller's  and  E.  N.  MA  Maiiiifactnriiii  Co/'s  Fme  Cloch, 

7  and  9  THIRD    ST-, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


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(  Xj  X  IWX  X  17  £:  33) 


LONDON  OFFICE, 3  ANGEL  COURT 

SAN  FRANCISCO  OFFICE,        N.  E.  COR.  SANSOIVIE  and  PINE 

Authorized  Capital  Stock,     -      -      -  $6,000,000 

Subscribi^d, 3,000,000 

Paid  ill, 1,500,000 

Surplus, 300,000 

Xlei3a.a.ixxci.ex"    Sxi."l3Jeot   to    Co,!.!.. 


I>XXl.EOTC>XiLS»    IPJ"    Xj03>JX303>a" : 

WM.  F.  SCHOLFIELD,  E.  H.  LUSHINGTON, 

ISAAC  SELIGMAN,  JOSEPH  SEBAG. 

JULIUS  SINGTON,  Managing  Director,  London. 

CORRESPONDENTS  AND  AGENTS: 

J.  k  W.  SELIGMAN  &  CO ^'EW  YORK 

MASSACHUSETTS  NATIONAL  BANK BOSTON 

CENTRAL  NATIONAL  BANK...        PHILADELPHIA 

MERCHANTS'  LOAN  AND  TRUST  CO CHICACtO 

BANK  OF  COMMERCE ST.  LOUIS 

ESPY.  HEIDELBACH  &  CO CINCINNATI 

LOUISIANA  NATIONAL  BANK. . . NEW  ORLEANS 

MERCHANTS'  BANK  OF  CANADA CANADA 

SELIGMAN  FRERES  &  CIE PARIS 

SELIGMAN  &  STETTHEIMER FRANKFORT 

GEBRUDER  MEYER  BERLI^ 

M.  M.  WARBTTRG  &  CO HAMBURG 

D.  B.  ADLER&  CO COFENHAaE^ 

OESTERREICHISCHE  CREDIT  ANSTALT VIENNA 

BANQUE  DE  LA  SUISSE  ITALIENNE LOCARNC 

NIEDERSAECHSISCHE  BANK BREME> 

SKANDINAVISKA  KREDIT  AKTIEBOLAG STOCKHOLa: 

China,  Japan  and  East  Indies. 

Chartered  Mercantile  Bank  of  India,  London  and  China. 

Australia  and  NeTV  Zealand. 

Bank  of  Australasia  and  Branches. 


BILLS    OP    KXCHAXGE,    COMMERCIAL   and  TRAVELERS'    LETTERS    OF   CREDIl 

Iiii^uetl,   Cullectioitg  made,  and  Stocks,  Bonds   and  Bullion  Bouglit 

a.nd  Sold  on  most  favorable  terms. 


Managers  in  San  Francisco: 

FREDERICK  F.  LOW,  IGNATZ  STEINHART 

P.  N.  LILIENTHAL,  Cashier. 


ADVEKTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


WELLS,  FAR&O  I 


EXCHANGE,  BANKING 


AND 


ORGANIZED  185*^. 


CAPITAL,  $6,250,000 


PRINCIPAL.  AGENCIES,   HOME  AND  FOREIGN; 

San  Francisco N.  E.  corner  Sansome  and  Halleck  Streets 

lios  Angeles corner  Main  and  Court  Streets 

Sacramento N.  E.  corner  J  and  Second  Streets 

San  Jose 268  First  Street 

Stockton 183  Main  Street 

Portland,   Or corner  A  and  First  Streets 

Salt  Lake  City East  Temple  Street 

"Virginia  City,  Nev 69  and  71  Sontli  C  Street 

Kansas  City,  Mo corner  Fourth  and  l)ela-»vare  Streets 

Atchison,  Kan 433  Commercial  Street 

TopeUa,  Kan 103  Sixth  Avenue 

Ne'W  York , 65  Broadvray 

Boston 344  Washington  Street 

London 99  Cannon  Street 

Liverpool 17  TTater  Street 

Paris 7  Rue  Scribe 

Bremen Bremerhaven,  Geestemunde 

Hamburg 14  Holland  Brook 

Havana 43  Calle  de  Ignacio 

Havre 83  Rue  d'Orleans 

iRome 6  and  7  Rue  due  Gambaro 


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To  all  parts  of  Kansao,  Colorado.  New  ITIexioo.  Arizona.  Nevada.  ITtata.  Oregon,  'Wash- 

inston  and  Idaho  Terrilorie»».  British  Columbia,  liOwer  California  and 

Mexican  Ports,  New  York,  Atlantic  [States  and  Kurope. 


BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE  AND  TELEGRAPH  TRANSFERS 

On  New  York,  Boston  and  Montreal,  payable  in  the  principal   Cities  of  the  United 

States  and  Canada.       Also  Bills  on  J^ondon.  Dublin  anfl  Paris.  Letters  of 

Credit  issued  on  our  New  York  House,  exchangeable  for  Circular 

Letters,  payable  in  all  parts  of  £urope. 


COLLECTIONS  AND  COMMISSIONS 

Of  all  kiufls  executed,  and  General    Lxpress  Business  attended  to  promptly  in   all 
parts  of  the   Cnifed   States.  Kurope  anfl  Canada.     Orders  for  Passage  furnished 
from  Queenstown,    London,  Liverpool.   Hamburg  and  Havre  to 
New  York.      Also  from  New  York  to  San  Francisco- 
Overland  or  by  Steamer. 


LLOYD  TEVIS,  President.  JAMES  HERON,  Secretary. 

^.  WADSWORTH,  Treasurer.  H.  B.  PARSONS,   Ass't   Secretary. 

JNO.  J.  VALENTINE,  Cen'l  Superintendent. 


SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


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TV^harf  coi'nei'  Fir-st  and.  Brannan  Sts, 

For  Yokohama  and  Hongkong, 

The  Steamers  CITY  OF  TOKIO  and  CITY  OF  PEKING, 

As    per  Advorfisement    in   daily    paiierH.   Conneoting   at    Yokohama    with    Steamers 
of  the  SIITSV  BISHI  CO.  for  HIOOU,  KAWASAKI  and  SHANOHAI. 

For  Sydney  and  Auckland, 


VIA   HONOLULU. 


CITY  OF  SYDNEY, 
ZEALANDIA, 


May G 

June 3 

July 1 

July 29 

August 26 


THE  STEAMERS 

CITY  OF  NEW  YORK, 
AUSTRALIA, 

AVill  Sail  as  folloMtrs: 
September 23 


October 21 

November 18 

December. 16 


(Or  ou  the  arrival  of  the  English  Mails.) 


1883. 

January 13 

February lO 

March lO 

April 7 


For  New  York  via  Panama. 

On  tlie  4tli  and  l»th  of  every  IHonth. 

T^^.T.V,^^*■'M'^V^*''■  ?*i  {"Vrif ,".*.r,?;'l'^ *"'"' ^''''^'sbt  and  Passengers  for  JI.\Z.\TL.\N,  ACAI'ULCO,  SAN  JOSE 
VK  GL'Al J!,MAL.\  and  LA  LIHhJtTAD. 

™.xT.^'f^'***?".'?^!'..?f.?*"*  "'*'*'  """'  ♦«'"'  Freight  and  Passengers  for  JIAZATLAN,  SAN  BLAS.  MAN- 
/AMI,L()  and  A(  APLLtO,  and  via  Acanulco  for  lower  Mexican  and  Central  American  Ports  calling  at  SAN 
JOSE  DE  GUATEMALA  and  LA  LIBERt AD  to  land  Passengers  and  Mails.         ^'"""^»"  ^o"«-  "^''"^S  at  &AJI 


WILLIAMS,  DIMOND  &,  CO.,  Agts. 


San  Franeiaco,  Slay  Int.  I88S. 


Cor.  First  and  Brannan  Streets. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


Fer  Pirtliii 


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The  Oregon  Railway  and  Navigation  Company 

AND  

Pacific  Coast  Steamship  Company 

Will  despatch  every  four  days  from  Spear-street  wharf,  for  the  above 
ports,  one  of  their  New  Al  Iron  Steamships,  viz  : 

COLUMBIA, 

OREGON,  and 

STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA, 

CONNECTING  AT  PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

With  Steamers  and  Railroads  and  their  connecting  Stage  Lines,  for 

il  points  in  Oregon,  Was!iin;ton  d  M:  Mim 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  and  ALASKA. 

Ticket  Office,    ....   214  Blontgomery  St. 

GOOD  ALL,  PERKINS  &  CO.,  Agents, 

No.  10  Market  Street,  San  Francisco. 


SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


The  Nevada  Bank 

OF  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

Nevada  Block,  Corner  Pine  and  Montgomery  Streets. 


CAPITAL  PAID  IN,  GOLD,  -   -   -  $3,000,000 

RESERVE,  U.  S.  BONDS,  $4,000,000. 


Board  of  Directors ; 

J.  C.  FLOOD,  GEO.  L.  BRANDER, 


President. 


Viee-President. 

JOHN  W.  MACKAY.  J.  L.  FLOOD,  JAMES  G.  FAIR. 


AGENCIES     -    -    -     I  ^^  ^^^^  Street,  New  York. 
'  \  Virginia  City,  Nevada. 

Issues  Commercial  and  Travelers'  Credits  available  in  any  part  of  the 

world.     Makes  transfers  of  money  by  telegraph  and  cable, 

and  draws  exchange  at  customary  usances. 

2$^*  This  Bank  has  special  facilities  for  dealing  in  BULLION. 


On  the  prlnelp,al  Citle»  thronclioat  (he  INITKD  STATES.   EIROPE,  JAP4X    CHTIVA 
and  (be  EAST  I]KI>IES,  the  AUSTRAMAN  COI.OIVIES  and  NEW  **"*^ 

ZEAIiAKD.  and  on   HOKOMJI^IT.  Hawaii. 


LOmON  BANKEES,    -    -   - The  Union  Bank  of  London. 

HEWmKBANmS,    -    -    -    -  \^^r^IZl:iM^ 
'  Importers'  and  Traders'  National  Bank. 


ADVERTISING  DEPABTMENT. 


Bank  of  British  North  America. 


ESTABLISHED  IN   1836.— INCORPOKATED  BY  ROYAL  CHARTER. 


PAID  UP  CAPITAL, £1,000,000 


Head  Office,  Clement's  Lane,  London,  England. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  AGENCY, 


Commeroial  Credits  Issued 

For  use  in  Europe,  China,  Japan,  itie  East  Indies,  South  America  and  Australia. 

Demand  and  Time  Bills  of  Exchange,  payable  in  London  and  elsewhere,  bought  and  sold  at  current 
rates  ;   also  Telegraph  Transfers. 

Demand  Drafts  on  Scotland  and  Ireland  ;  also  on  Canada,  New  York,  Chicago,  British  Columbia  and 
Oregon,  and  on  the  Chartered  Mercantile  Bank  at  Hong  Kong,  Shanghai  and  Yokohama. 

Bills  collected  and  other  Banking  Business  transacted. 

A.  McKINLAY,  Agent. 


The  Bank  of  British  Columbia. 

(INCORPORATED  BY  ROYAL  CHARTER.) 

Southeast  corner  California  and  Sansome  Streets. 


PAID  UP  CAPITAL, 81,800,000 

With  povT-er  to  increase  to  $10,000,000. 


BRANCHES: 

PORTLAND,  OREGON; 
Victoria  and  Ne-w  Westminster,  British  Columbia. 


A  GK  N  TS: 
New  Yorlt  and  Chicago,  Agency  Bank  of  Montreal. 

Canada,  Bank  of  Montreal. 

Mexico  and  Soutli  America,  London  Bank  of  Mexico  and  South  America. 

Cbfna  and  Japan,  Oriental  Bank  Corporation  and  Chartered  Bank  of  India,  Australia  and  China. 

Australia  and  Xe>v  Zealand,  Bank  of  .\ustralasia.  English,  Scottish  and  Australian  Chartered  Bank, 

Commercial  Banking  Company  of  Sydney,  Bank  of  New  Zealand,  and  National  Bank  of  Australasia. 
Enj^Iand,  National  Provincial  Bank  of  England,  Bank  of  Liverpool,  North  and  South  Wales  Bank. 
Scotlanfl,  British  Linen  Company  Bank. 
Ireland,  Bank  of  Ireland. 

Deposits  received  on  Current  Account,  subject  to  Check,  or  on  Special  Deposit. 

Exchange  sold  In  sums  of  £1  and  upwards  on  the  Agencies  of  the  Bank  of  Ireland  and  the  British  Linen 
1        Company. 

Exchange  also  sold  on  London,  New  York  and  Canada,  and  on  Victoria,  British  Columbia,  and  Portland,  Or. 
Commercial  Credits  granted  on  Europe,  Chins,  Japan,  South  America,  Australia  and  New  Zealand. 
Discount  Approved  Paper,  and  make  Advances  on  Collateral  Securities. 
Collect  Bills,  and  transact  a  general  Banking  Business. 


10 


SAN   FBANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


S  OF  CALIFORNIA.  (^ 


Assets, 
Losses  Paid, 


$1,250,000 
$4,500,000 


HOME   OFFICE    S.W.  cor.   CALIFORNIA   and    SANSOME    STS., 


THE  OLDEST  and  LARGEST 

Pacific  Coast  Fire  Insurance  Company. 

» >  ♦  <  ^ 

Its  popularity  is  attested  by  the  fact  that  its  business  on  this  Coast 

for  1881,  yielded 

PREMIUM    RECEIPTS   GREATER 

III  a  11    llioM<> 

OF     ANY     OTHER    COWIPANY, 

Aiiirriran  or  Forple^n. 


9f  AKINK  A«K>CIKS  (n  I>or(inn<l.  <»rri;<>".  "n«l  Honolulu,  M.  I.  Applicants  foi 
Marine  Innurnnce  nl  oil  er  puintH  may  obtain  information  and  rates  ttaroueli  the 
Company's  l,oeal   Aurents. 


U.  J.  STAPLES,  PreBldent. 
ALPHEU8  BULL,  Vice-President. 


W.  J.  DUTTON.  SecreUry. 

E.  W.  CARPENTER,  Aest.  Secretary. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


11 


Union  Insurance  Co. 

Of  San  Francisco. 

(THE  CAUFOEiA  LLOYDS,  EfflMfii  ill  1861) 


FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE. 


CAPITAL,  FULLY  PAID,  IN  GOLD  COIN,    ------     $  150,000,00 

ASSETS,  JAN,  1st,  1882, 1,036,398,18 

LIABILITIES,      162,815.05 

LOSSES  PAID  SINCE  ORGANIZATION, 3,268,856,42 

PRINCIPAL  OFFICE,  No.  416  CALIFORNIA  ST. 

Branch  Office  for  Eastern  Department  at 

CHICAGO. 


Fair  Rates,  Prompt  SettlemeDt  of  Losses,  SoliJ  Secirity. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS: 


N.  G.  Kittle. 
M.  J.  O'Connor, 
K.  S.  Floyd, 
Moses  Heller, 
Adam  Grant, 
Daniel  Meyer, 
A.  E.  Sabatie, 
Charles  Kohler, 
E.  L.  Goldstein, 


I.  Lawrence  Pool, 
D.  E.  Martin, 
Jos.  Brandenstein, 
Charles  Baum, 
James  Moffitt, 
Isaac  L.  Requa, 
Benjamin  Brewster, 
J.  G.  Kittle, 
W.  M.  Hoag, 


Nicholas  Luning, 
John  Parrott, 
J.  Baum, 
M.  D.  Sweeny, 
Bartlett  Doe, 
Gustave  Touchard, 
Samuel  Hort, 
Wallace  Everson, 
Geo.  C.  Hickox, 


J.  H.  Freeman, 
William  Scholle, 
John  Conly, 
I.  Steinhart, 
N.  B.  Stone. 
J.  O.  Eldridge, 
A.  B.  Phipps, 
H.  C.  Parker, 
Geo.  C.  Bode. 


GUSTAVE  TOUCHARD,  President.  N.  G.  KITTLE,  Vice-President. 

JAS.  D.  BAILEY,  Secretary. 

GEORGE  T.  BOHEN,  Surveyor.  C.  P.  FARNFIELD,  General  Agent. 

THOS.  S.  CHARD,  Manager  Eastern  Department. 


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12  SAN   FBANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


A.  s.  haImI-idiz:, 


if  Ire-  Htf  ®  W#r-' 

AND   WIRE    MILLS, 

6  California  Street. 


IRON  and  STEEL  WIRE  ROPE 

For  Mining,  Shipping  and  general  purposes,  constantly  on  hand  or  made  t:  order. 

IRON  AND  STEEL  WIRE  CORDS 

Of  all  sizes.      Braided  and  twisted  Picture  Cord,  gilt  or  silvered.     All 

kind  of  WIRE  for  all  purposes.     Galvanized  Telegraph  and 

Telephone  Wire,  etc.,  etc.     BARBED  FENCE  WIRE. 

The  celebrated  PW  Wire  for  sevring  flat  ropes. 

PATENT  WIRE  ROPEWAY  (Wire 

Tramway)  for  transportation  of  Ores  and  other  material. 

No.  6  CALIFOHNIA  ST., SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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No.  6  CALIFORNIA  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Manufacturers  of  and  dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

ORNAMENTAL,  FANCY  AND  PLAIN. 

Wire  Guards,                   Steel  Battery  Screens,  Brass  Wire  Cloth, 

Wire  Signs,                       Wire  Cloth,  all  kinds.  Wire  Railings, 

Wire  Fenders,                  Fancy  Garden  Work,  Foundry  Riddles, 

Coal  and  Sand  Screens, 

AND    EVEKYTHIN<J     IN    WUU:    WOKK    AND    WIRE    CJOODS. 

Brass  and  Copper  Wire. 

Send  for  Catalogue.  No.  6  CALIFORNIA  ST. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT.  13 


Commercial  Insurance  Co. 


OF  CALIFORNIA. 


F^XFL:E1    -A-lXriD    3VC-A.rLir^E3. 


CAPITAL,  Paid  in  Full,  -  $200,000.00.     ASSETS,  Jan.  1st,  1832,  -  $377,457.82 
LOSSES  PAID,  sinc3  Company  was  organized,  nearly  $800,000.00 


3D  I IR  E  O  T  O  IR  S  : 

W.  W.  DODGE,  W.  W.  Dodge  &  Co.,  Merchants.  GEORGE  L.  BRADLEY,  Capitalist. 

SELDEN  S.  •WRIGHT,  Attorney  at  Law.  A.  Y.  TRASK.  Marine  Surveyor. 

FRANK  EASTMAN,  Printer.  A.  BOCQUERAZ,Shea,  Bocqueraz  &McKee,Merch't8. 

CH.ARLES  BOGAN,  Merchant,  Mariposa,  CaL  A.  RIDER. 

C.  TURNER,  Bay  City  Soda  Works.  I  W.  L.  ELLIOTT,  W.  L.  Elliott  &  Son. 

A.  W.  JEE,  Merchant.  E.  M.  ROOT,  Root  &  Sanderson,  Merchants. 

PETER  DEAN,  CaiJitalist.  D.  H.  HASKELL,  C.  P.  R.  R. 

JOHN  H.  WISE,  Christy  &  Wise,  Merchants.  ,  L.  CUNNINGHAM. 

C.  J.  DEERING,  Merchant.  H.  B.  UNDERBILL,  S.  P.  R.  R. 

LEVI  STEVENS,  Stevens,  Baker  &  Co.,  Merchants,  i  ROB'T  McKEE.  Shea,  Bocqueraz  &  McKee,  Merch'ts 

CHARLES  MAIN,   Main  &  Winchester,  Merchants.  ;  H.  J.  McMURRAY,  Capitalist. 


Olce  ii  San  FraDcisco,  No.  15  Califoriia  Street, 

CHAS.  A.  LATON,  Secretary.  JOHN  H.  WISE,  President. 


^?.<A^       -»-^    ^^^ ■*■        ■^^^-■*— ■       ^l^*^ 

1"  NORWICH  UNION    f   AND  UNCASHIRTg 


FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


COMBINED  CAPITAL,  $22,750,000.  COMBINED  ASSETS,  $36,000,000. 


FALKNER,  BELL  &  CO.,  General  Agents, 

430   CALIFORNIA  ST.  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


14  SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


MARINE  AND  FIRE. 

Ih  California  Insurance  Co. 

OFFICE :    NO.  318  CALIFORNIA  ST. 

One  door  Eaut  froiu  Sunsonie.  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAIj. 

CAPITAL  PAID  UP  (IN  GOU)),          ...         -        $600,000 
ASSETS, -      856,000 


WMM  Q'S^mmBT  &F  ^iiEc  TME  L&€miiB^ 


0.  T.  HOPKINS,  President.  JOHN  BERMINGHAM,  Vice-President. 

L.  L.  BROMWELL,  Secretary.  E  T.  BARNES,  Assistant  Secretary. 

W.  H.  C.  FOWLER,  Marine  Secretary. 

Edvstia  Swiss  Fire  Insurance  Compan; 

OF    ST.    GJ^^^LL- 

CAPITAL, $2,000,000 

Losses  Promptly  Paid  in  U.  S.  Gold  Coin. 

SWISS  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES, 

(COMBINED.  ) 

BALOISE,  HELVETIA,  SWITZERLAND. 

CAPITAL, $4,000,000 


•sr  These  three  Companies  are  liable  jointly  and  severally  for  all  Losses  that  may  be  sustained.  "^ 
OFFICE    4aO<44a  CALIFORNIA  STRKKT. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


15 


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11 


101  Mraiis 


And  Importers  of 

206  Sansome   St.,    -     -     San  Francisco 


Asenls  for  flie  Tani-Tze  Insurance  Association,  Sliangliae,  ani  Nortli 
CMna  Insnrance  Company,  auft 

HONGKONG  LINE  of  SAILING    FACKETS. 


Eim-iBEC  niE  mm  wam 


ODB«    H-A-IVEHSXTH-CS-. 


ASSETS,  Home  Office,  Jan.  1st,  1881 $919,419.54 

ASSETS,  U.  S.  Branch,  Jan.  1st,  1882 527,784.76 

DEPOSIT  in  the  State  of  Oregon 50,000.00 


Magdeburg  General   Insurance  Co. 

OI'    3VE-A.GrIDI3^XJI=lC3r. 

(MARINE  DEPARTMENT.) 

ASSETS,  Jan.  1st,  1881 $2,048,667.75 


CITY  DEPARTMENT  OF  THE 

(O.  O.  DOBIVIN.  9Iana«er  Pacific  Branch,  433  Callforula  Nt,) 

CAPITAIi $5,000,000 


CUTTE  &  FRANK,  Agents. 


307  California  Street. 


16  SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 

SAN     FRANCISCO 

SAVINGS    UNION 

532  CALIFORNIA  ST., 

CORNER    OF    WE13B,       -       -       -       -       SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 

Deposits,  31st  Dec,  1881 $10,651,882.02 

Guarantee  Capital  and  Reserve  Fund 458,681.45 

DIRECXORSz 

JAMES  DE  FREMERY,  President;  ALBERT  MILLER,  Vice-President;  J.  Q.  EASTLAND. 
DANIEL  E.  MARTIN,  CHARLES  PACE,  CHARLES  BAUM,  JOHN  TAYLOR,  WIL- 
LIAM ASHBURNER,  ALEXANDER  CAMPBELL,  Senior. 

LOVELL  WHITE Cashier 

JOHN  ARCHBALD Surveyor 

HENRY  C.  CAMPBELL Attorney 

Keeeives  Deposits.      Loans  on  Real  Estate  Security.      Country  Remittances   may  be  sent  by  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co.,  or  by  checks  of  reliable  parties,  payable  in  San  Francisco,  but  the  responsibility 

of  this   Savings   Bank  commences  only  with  the  actual  receipt  of  the 

money.     The  signature  of  the  depositor  should  accomisany 

the  first  depotit.    No  charge  is  made  for 

pass-book  or  entrance  fee. 

OFFICE  HOURS 9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M. 

Saturday  evening,  for  receipt  of  deposits  only,  6^  to  8. 


THE 


Mu  Saip  itafl  M  Societf 


No.  526  California  St. 


!  Hoars  Iroi  9  A.  M,  lo  3  P,  M.     Extra  Hoars  on  Satarilays  from  7  to  8  P,  M,  lor  receiving  ol  Deposits  only. 

Loans  made  on  Real  Estate  and  other  Collateral  Securities, 
at  current  rates  of  interest. 


L.  GOTTIG President 

F.  ROBBING Vice-President  and  Cashier 

GEORGE  LETTE Secretary 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT  17 


THE 


iiEEim  muss  m  LOis  socieh. 


INCORPORATED  12tli   April,  1859. 


Office,       -       -       -      -     N.  E.  corner  Montgomery  and  Market  Streets 


The  objects  for  which  this  Association  is  formed  are,  that  by  its  operations  the  depositors 
thereof  may  be  enabled  to  find  a 

SECURE  AND  PROFITABLE  INVESTMENT  FOR  SMALL  SAVINGS, 

And  borrowers  may  have  an  opportunity  of  obtaining  from  it  the  use  of  a  moderate  capital, 
on  giving  good  and  sufficient  security  for  the  use  of  the  same. 


OFFICERS: 

Pbesident M.  D.  SWEENY.  Treasurer EGBERT  J.  TOBIN 

Vice-President C.  D.  O'SULLIVAN.         Attori«:t RICHARD  TOBIN 

Any  person  can  become  a  depositor  of  this  Society  on  paying  an  entrance  fee  of  TWO  DOLLARS, 
and  subscribing  to  the  By-Laws. 

Deposits  can  be  made  of  any  sum,  from  ONK  DOEiIiAR  to  any  amount.    JLoans  made 
on  security  of  Real  Estate  witliiu  llie  city  and  county. 


SAN  FRANCISCO 


Constantly  on  hand,  a  Large  and  CompJete  Assortment  of 

MANILA  CORDAGE 

Whale  Line,  Bale  Rope,  Tarred  Manila  Rope,  Etc. 


MANUFACTURED  FROM 


Sisal  Rope,  all  Sizes. 


ORRICE    AT 

t?tj:^:^s  dfe  oo., 

611  and  613  Front  Street.  Manufactory  at  the  Potrero. 


18 


SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


WPTIK^S    PAWBWW 


FIRST    PREMIUM 


Wind-Mills  inii  Horse-Foiers 

For  all  purposes,  such  as  Pumping  Water  for  Irrigation,  Watering    Stock,  Chopping  Feed, Churn- 
ing, Sawing  Wood,  Running  Machinery  for  Manufacturing,  Mechanical  or  other  purposes. 


THE    ECONOMY 


Tlie  Simplicity  and  Perfection  of  these  Machines 

is  the  result  of  31  years'  experience 

in  California. 


cs 


■»  "t;  <M    aj 


CO  5-2 


THE  DAIRY  Q,UEEN. 


Designed  especially  for  the  use  of  Dairymen. 


THE  ECONOMY— At  Work. 


T  n  :e     IE  c;  <3  3xr  o  jvt  'sr. 

(For  One  or  Two  Horses. ) 


■^  Wind-Mills,  Hors^Powers  and  Pumps  of  all  kinds  Repaired  Promptly 


■"^rt 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


19 


« tai*^ 


Rotary  Pulverizing  Mi 


WORKS  ORE  WET  OR  DRY, 

And  Feeds  itself  Automatically. 


Patented  October  lllli,  1881. 


MANUFACTURED  BY  THE  INVENTOR  AND  PATENTEE, 

308  Mission  Street,  San  Francisco. 


PLEASE  SEND  FOR  CIRCULARS. 


W.  I.  TUSTIN. 


20  SAN  FRANCISCO   DIEECTORY. 

OF  PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

(INCORPORATED  A.  D.  1799.) 

CAPITAL,  paid  up $400,000 

ASSETS,  Jan.  1st,  1882 890,503 

PRESCOTT  INSURANCE  CO. 

Of  Boston. 

CAPITAL,  paid  up $200,000 

ASSETS,  Jan.  1st,  1882 411, 787 

Prussian    National 

OF   STETTIN,  PRUSSIA. 

(INCORPORATED  A.  D.  1845.) 

CAPITAL  subscribed $2,250,000 

CAPITAL  paid  up  and  Surplus 787  500 

ASSETS  Jan.  1st,  1882 3,026,424 

Losses  Paid  here  as  soon  as  Adjusted. 
LOUIS  JACOBY,  GEN'L  AGENT, 

439  CALIFORNIA  STREET. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


21 


Royal  Mail  Steam  Fackot  Companj 

AGENCY,  No.  319  CALIFORNIA  ST.,  S.  F. 

Notice  is  hereby  given  that  arrangements  have  been  entered  into  between  the 

ROYAL  MAIL  STEAM  FACKET  COMFANV 

AND  THE  

For  the  forwarding  of  treasure  to  the  Bank  of  England  and  to  the  Bank  of  France, 
and  Hamburg,  by  the  steamships  of  the  two  Companies,  under  through  bills  of 
lading,  for  delivery  at  destination  by  the  Packets  of  the  Eoyal  Mail  Steam  Packet 
Co. 

The  following  Steamships  of  the  R.  M.  S.  P.  Co.  leave  Aspinwall  for  the 
West  Indies  and  Southampton,  calling  at  Cherbourg,  France,  to  land  passengers, 
on  the  6th  and  22d  of  each  month. 


Registered  Tonnage.  Horse  Power. 

I»AK.t 3.805 600 

»OW 3.805 600 

MKDWAV 3,6S7 600 , 

]n«»KKl.L.E 3,252 «00 , 

NILE 2.994 600 


.Captain    I.  T.  Moir 

"  R.   tVuodward 

•'  R.  RevitI 

C.  Taylor 
*'  J.  Brnee 


RETURN  TICKETS,  available  for  twelve  months,  issued  at  a  reduction  of  25  per  cent. 

The  Company  also  dispatches  an  Extra  Steamer  from  Aspinwall  on  the  23d  of  each  month,  for  Bremen, 
which  affords  great  facilities  to  shippers  of  cargo  for  Bremen  and  Hamburg. 

Through  First  Class  tickets  are  issued  from  San  Francisco  to  Plymouth,  Cherbourg  and  Southampton,  at 
S200  U.S. gold. 

For  further  particulars,  etc.,  apply  to  the  Company's  Agent. 


From  the  Pacific  Coast  to  Europe. 

PASSENGERS 

From  Califtriia,  Orepn,  anfl  WasMiton  Territory, 

TO  AND  FROM  THE  PRINCIPAL  SEAPORT  TOWNS  AND  CITIES  OF 

ENGLAND,  IHELANL,  SCOTLAND  and  WALES,  FEANCE,  SPAIN,  ITALY, 

GERMANY,  HOLLAND  and  BELGIUM,  DENMAUK, 

NORWAY  and  SWEDEN,  Etc. 

CAN  PURCHASE  PASSAGE  TICKETS 

FOR  a  SINGLE  TKIP,   in   citlitT  ciircctiun,  (IR   fur    X\w   RnCXD   TRIl',   via  any   cif    the  lullMwiiiu'   well-known 

8TEA31SIin'    tJNE.S: 

Inman,  Guion,  Red  Star,        National,        Anchor, 

White  Star,         American,  State,  Allan,  Rotterdam, 

Generale  Trans-Atlantique,  North-German  Lloyd  and  Hamburg, 

Italian,  Bordeaux,  U.  S.  American  and  Cunard. 


For  full  particulars — Passage,  Rates,  etc.,  apply  to 

A.  MALPAS,  Agent, 

Overland  Ticket  Office,  foot  of  Market  Street. 


22  SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


H.  B.  WILLIAMS. 


A.  CHESEBROUGH.  W.  H.  DIMOND. 


Williams,  Dimond  S)  Co. 

MERCHANTS, 

202  Market  Street,     =    =    =     Union  BloeM, 
SAN   FRANCISCO. 


C.  ADOLPHE  LOW  &  CO., 

208  California  Street. 


OFFICE  IN  NEW  YORK,  42  CBOAR  ST. 


Liberal  -A^clvances   IVIade    on  Consig-ninents. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT  23 

Rolling  Mill  Company 


CAPITAL  STOCK,  $1,000,000. 


Established  for  the  manufacture  of  Railroad  and  Jlerchant  Iron,  Rolled  Girders,  and  every  variety  of 
Rolled  and  Hammered  Shafting.  Railroad  Supplies,  For^iugs  of  all  kinds,  Horse  Shoe  Shapes,  Machine  and 
Bridge  Bolts,  Nuts,  Washers,  Boiler  Rivets,  Harrow  Teeth,  etc.,  etc. 


Office :  202  Market  Street,  San  Francisco,  Gal. 

Orders  addressed  to  PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL  CO.,  P.O.  Box  2032, will  have  immediate  attention 


HIGHEST  PRICE  PAID  FOR  SCRAP  IRON. 


President    Wm.  Alvord.    Superintendent Patrick  Noble 

General  Manager .  .  L.  B.  Benchley.    Secretary Charles  M.  Keeney 


I 


Office  416  Montgomery  St.,   -    -    San  Francisco. 


1>M®1IH11  m®¥®  lmB©stat©a€©mte 


BASE  BULLION,  LEAD  and  SILVER  ORES  PURCHASED 

ORES   ASSAYED. 

Gold  and  Silver  Bars  taken  for  Refining. 

Also  ManafactnrerH  of 

LEAD  PIPE,  SHEET  LEAD,  SHOT,  BABBIT  METAL 

S-A^SH    -^^EIO-HTS,    ETC. 


H.  B.  UNDEBHIIil.,  Jr.,  Secretary.  A.  J.  RALSTOH.  President. 


24 


SAN  FKANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


RAFAEL^'oALLEGOs"'  }  EDUARDO  MONTEALEGRE. 


I  J.  M.  MONTEALEGRE.  Jb. 
"(  MANDEL  MONTEALEGRE. 


MONTEALEGRE  &  CO. 


AND 


(t@m  Mi)i?®liaiil 


230  CALIFOENIA  STREET, 


SAW  lEJksreis©®, 


CALIFORNIA  SILK 


ROBERT  R,  YATES,  Apit. 


SALESROOM 
SOS  3Vt-A.H.I^ET  JST. 

S.  E.  eor.  of  Second  iSt, 

Factory  -  -  Sontl  Sail  Francisco, 


IE  TilSI, 
THILOBS'  SEilNGS, 
EMBBOIDEBIES,  Etc, 

THE  ONLY  SILK  MADE  ON  THE  PACIFIC  COAST. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT.  26 


First  Premium  Awarded  wherever  Exhibited.  Fair  of  Mechanics'  institute,  1865-8. 

State  Fair,  1868. 


[ESTABLISHED    1856.] 


Steam  CofTee  and  Spice  Mills 

BERNARD  &  MANTELL, 

MANTJFACTCEERS   AND   DEALERS    IN 

ALWAYS   ON  HAND 

Roast  and  Gronnd  Coffee  aud  Spices  of  all  kinds. 

— ALSO — 

SALARATUS,  CREAM  OF  TARTAR,  CARBONATE  OF  SODA, 

AND  THE  BEST 

IN  THE  MARKET. 

Nos.  707  and  709  Sansome  Street, 

Corner  of  Golii,  bet.  Jackson  ami  Pacific.  SAX  FK  AXCI«CO,  CAI.. 


J.  W.  Shaeffer  &  Co. 


■  M^^WWrnG'T-WmEEB  QS^ 


Qpsriir  itfini  lifirs, 

mt  amt  its  i.^OSAKlMS'®  gfEBEl't 
SAN  FRANCISCO. 


26 


SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


ipi  i 


Dolores  St.,  bet.  16th  and  17th  Streets,  San  Francisco. 


THIS  INSTITUTION,  incorporated  with  Collegiate  privileges,  is  under  the  direction  of  the  Sisters  of 
Notre  Dame,  a  Society  of  Ladies,  who  enjoy  here,  as  well  as  in  the  Atlantic  States  and  Europe,  an  unrivalled 
reputation  for  the  educational  advantages  atforded  by  their  schools  and  colleges. 

Eligibly  situated  in  the  suburbs-  of  the  city,  and  surrounded  by  spacious  grounds  which  afford  ample 
facilities,  both  for  healthful  exercises  and  amusement,  the  College  has  claims  which  can  hardly  fail  to 
engage  the  attention  of  parents  and  guardians. 

The  scholastic  year  commences  about  the  middle  of  July,  and  terminates  about  the  first  of  June.  It  is 
divided  into  two  terms  of  five  months  each. 

Beports  are  forwarded  monthly  to  the  parents  or  guardians,  indicating  the  class  standing  ol  their 
daughters  or  wards. 

No  exception  is  made  to  the  admission  of  pupils  on  account  of  their  religious  tenets,  nor  is  any  undue 
influence  exercised  over  them  in  this  matter.  For  the  sake  of  good  order,  however,  all  are  required  to 
attend  the  public  religious  exercises,  and  to  observe  the  rules  and  regulations  adopted  for  their  improve- 
ment, and  the  maintenance  of  good  order. 

The  correspondence  of  the  pupils  is  subject  to  the  inspection  of  the  Superioress. 

On  Sundays,  visits  from  parents,  or  such  friends  as  they  may  formally  authorize,  are  received  between 
the  hours  of' 10  and  12  a.  m.,  and  3  and  4  p.  m.  .  Should  it  be  found  inconvenient  to  pay  this  visit  at  either 
of  the  above-mentioned  hours  on  Sunday,  a  short  visit  between  3:30  and  4:30  p.  m.  may  be  received  on 
Thursday.    Parents  and  friends  of  the  pupils  are  requested  not  lightly  to  infringe  upon  this  rule. 

A  recess  of  one  day  (the  second  Saturday)  in  every  mouth  is  allowed,  when  those  pupils  who  are  known 
to  have  received  the  sanction  of  their  parents  or  guardians  to  that  effect,  may  spend  the  day  in  the  city 
among  their  friends  ;  but  all  must  return  at  the  appointed  hour  in  the  evening. 

No  boarders  will  be  received  unless  well  recommended. 

The  course  of  instruction  embraces  two  departments,  viz:  First— Elementary.     Second — Collegiate. 

The  Elementary  Department,  which  comprises  six  classes,  is  completed  in  six  years.  It  consists  of  two 
primary,  two  intermediate  and  two  grammar  classes. 

Tlie  Collegiate  Department,  which  comprises  six  classes,  is  completed  in  six  years.  Two  years  are 
devoted  to  the  preparatory  classes,  and  four  years  to  the  four  regular  college  classes. 

Those  pupils  who  wish  to  enter  the  college  classes  are  required  to  pass  a  satisfactory  examination  in 
the  studies  prescribed  for  the  preparatory  classes. 

Examinations  are  held  semi-annually,  reviews  every  nionth. 

A  library  of  choice  standard  works  is  open  to  the  pupils,  and  every  effort  is  made  towards  the  imiirove- 
ment  and  elevation  of  their  minds  by  a  well-selected  course  of  reading. 


n?  £3  :FL  3VE  S: 

Tuition,  Board,  Washing  and  Bedding,  per  annum §260  00 

3E:  3C  Til -A.       C?  ZZ  .^V.  XI  Gr  £3  j5  . 

Piano,  with  use  of  Instrument  per  annum §60  00 

Vocal  Music,  Class  Lessons  ••        "       ..!.!!^'20  00 

Vocal  Music,  Private  Lessons      "        '•        '.'''.        36  00 

Drawing,  per  annum 20  00 

Painting  in  Wnter  Colors,  per  annum .'.'.'.'.'.......  36  00 

Painting  in  Oil,  per  Lesson \\ 1  00 

Eloi-utiou  Lessons  (per  course  of  twenty  Lessons) "!'..!!!.'.".'.!..!.!  i     5  00 

Vacation  spent  at  the  College 80  00 

(iraduating  Fees 10  00 

Physician's  Fees  (in  case  of  sickness) !!!.!!.'...'.!!'!!!!!.!. 

Hills  are  presented  and  ore  payable  at  the  beginning  of  each  half  session,  in  advance. 

SELECT    DAY  SCHOOL. 

Terms  per  Month,  Paid  in  Advance. 

Tuition  in  tli&four  regular  College  Classes 35  00 

Tuition  in  the  1st  and  2d  Preparatory  Cliisses ■'...........'.'. 4  00 

Tuition  in  the  Ist  and  2d  (iraiiiiiuir  (' lasses _"  _ S  00 

Tuition  in  the  1st  and  2d  IiiteriuediHti'  Classes '.'.'.'.'.. '...'...'.'.'......... o  00 

Tuition  in  the  Ist  and  2d  Primary  Classes " ...'.'.'.'......'..!.". 1  50 

MiiHic  (Vocal  and  Instrumental!  DrawlUR.  Palpting  and  Private  Elocution  lessons  form  extra  charces 
as  in  the  Hoarding  hchool.  but  lessons  in  French  and  Spanish  are  given  graiis  throughout ;  as  also  in  Plain 
and  Fancy  Needlework.  .^  ^  »...« 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


27 


iTJiiifiiriui 

Van  Ness  Ave.,  bet.  Hayes  and  Grove. 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


This  Institution,  conducted  by  the  Fathers  of  the  Society  of  Jesus,  was  opened  for  the  reception  of 
students  on  the  15th  of  October,  1855.  On  the  30th  of  April,  185S),  it  wss  incorporated  and  empowered  to 
confer  degrees  and  academical  honors  in  all  the  learned  professions,  and  to  exercise  all  the  rights  and 
privileges  common  to  any  other  literary  institution  in  the  United  States.  The  design  of  this  Institution  is 
to  give  a  thorough 


ical 


EDglisli,  Classical,  Matlefflatlcal 


IT  IS  INTENDED  FOR  DAY  SCHOLARS  ONLY. 


The  Course  of  Studies  embraces  the  Greek,  Latin  and  English  Languages,  Poetry,  Rhetoric,  Elocution, 
History,  Geography,  Arithmetic,  Bookkeeping,  Mathematics,  Chemistry,  Mental,  Moral  and  Natural  Philos- 
ophy.    The  study  of  the  French  and  Spanish  Languages,  Vocal  Music  and  Practical  Telegraphy  is  optional- 

Besides  the  Classical,  there  is  a  Preparatory  and  Elementary  Department  for  the  yotinger  students.  Its 
object  is  to  qualify  the  pupil  for  the  higher  studies. 

This  Institution,  provided  with  a  full  staff  of  Professors,  presents  the  highest  advantages  for  the 
mental  and  moral  training  of  the  students. 


-A_    COIvIFXjETE 


Pbll9e#Dbl®is; 


•m 


HAS  BEEN  KECEIVED  FROM  PARIS. 


The   Laboratory  contains  over  Two  Hundred  and  Fifty  PURE  CHEMICALS,  and  aU  that  is  neces* 
sary  for  the  most  complicated  Manipulations  and  Analysis. 

THE  COLLEGE  HAS,  MOREOVER,  A  COMPLETE  PHOTOGRAPHIC  APPARATUS. 


The  "  St.  Ignatius'  College  Orchestra,"  and  the  two  "  Philhistorian  Debating  Societies,"  are  established 
in  the  College  for  the  improvement  of  the  pupils  and  younger  gentlemen  of  good  standing. 


ROBERT  E.  KENNA.  S.  J.,  President. 


28 


SAN  FBANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


SAINT  ROSE'S  ACADEMY 

kk  k  Directioo  of  the  SISTERS  OF  ST, 
San  Francisco,      -      -     -      - 


California. 


This  Ipstitution,  healthfully  located  on  GOL.DEN  GATE  AVENUE,  near  STEINER  STREET, 

affordB  eyery  facility  for  the  acquisition  of  a  refined  and  solid 

THE  ACADEMIC   YEAR  CONSISTS  OF  TWO  TERMS  OF   FIVE  MONTHS  EACH. 


Board,  Washing  and  English  Tuition,  per  quarter $62  50 

Entrance  Fee 10  00 

Languages  (each) $10  00  Drawing  and  Painting  in  Water  Color $  9  00 

Piano  Lessons 15  00  Oil  Painting,  per  lesson 1  00 

Vocal  Lessons  in  Class 5  00  Graduating  Fee 10  00 

Private  Vocal  Lessons 8  00  No  Extra  Charge  for  Needlework. 

Preparatory  Class,  per  term ?10  00      Higher  Class,  per  term S30  00 

Grammar  Class,  per  term 20  00      Use  of  Piano  for  Practice 5  00 

Each  young  lady  is  required  to  be  provided  with  four  dresses,  six  changes  of  underclothing,  two  morn- 
ing dresses,  dressing  case,  four  sheets,  four  pillow-slips,  one  pair  of  blaniiPts,  one  mattress,  two  pillows, 
four  towels,  four  table  napkins,  one  knife,  silver  goblet,  fork,  spoon  and  napkin  ring.  Simplicity  of  dress 
enforced  by  rule.  Pupils  of  any  religious  denomination  will  be  received,  but  for  sake  of  uniformity  all  are 
requiredto  be  present  at  the  religious  services  of  the  institution.  All  correspondence  of  the  young  ladies 
will  be  subject  to  the  inspection  of  the  Superioress.    For  further  particulars  address 

SISTER   SUPERIOR. 


SACRED  HEART  COLLEGE 

CONDUCTED  BY  THE  CHRISTIAN  BROTHERS. 


rroparatory  iH-partm.nt,  Sjan.l  »(>  ;  IiitiTmeillatc  D.-partnient,  $8  and  $10  ;  foinni.Tclnl  Department    «!■;  •  r^l 
Mtw.  w>:^fcMi-.KM,  Dlrerlor,  Rhly  arui  iMrkin  Street. 


ADVERTISING   DEPAETMENT. 


29 


'  -Sai:^-'  '^ 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Conducted  by  the  Christian  Brothers,  offers  every  facility  for  acquiring  a  thorough 


^  ** 


** 


*^ 


Wlettier  Classical,  Scientific  or  CoMcrcial 


f 


Those  who  complete  the  Classical  Course  receive  the  degree  of  A.  B.  ;  the  Scientific,  B.  S. ;  the 
Commercial,  Master  of  Accounts.  The  Commercial  Course  has  been  established  for  the  convenience  of 
those  -who  wish  to  acquire  a  good  Practical  Education  in  as  short  a  time  as  possible. 

AVhile  proper  care  Is  bestowed  on  every  branch  taught  in  the  College,  our  own  language  receives 
special  attention.  The  daily  exercises  of  the  students  in  Grammar,  Composition  and  Ehetoric  are  publicly 
discussed  and  corrected  in  the  Class-Koom. 


TERMS  PER  SCHOLASTIC  YEAR 

(Payable  half-yearly  In  Advance.) 


.S250  00 


Board,  Tuition  and  Washing 

Day  Students 6°  0" 

BROTHER   BETTELIN, President. 


30  SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


jiMi  iiiiiii, 

115  Pine  Street,     -      -        -       -       -       San  Francisco. 

Sole  Ao;eiii  lor  tlie  Pacific  Coast  lor 

DUPONT'S  CANNON,  MUSKET,  BLASTING,  MINING  anfl  SPORTING 


EAGLE  SAFETY  FUSE. 


THEIR  SUPERIOR  BRANDS  OT  FUSE 

Viz.:  Triple  Tape,  Double  Tape,  Single  Tape ;   Cement  No.  2,  Cement  No.  1 ; 
Hemp,  'Waterproof  and  Submarine. 


WINCHESTER    REPEATING  ARMS   CO'S 

SPORTING  RIFLES.  CARBINES  AND  MUSKETS 


Metallic   Carlrirtgen.  both  f'ontrni  and  Rim  Fire,  fnr  all  ktnflK  of  RlHes  and  Pistols.    Bra^iH  and  Paper 
Kholgiiii  Nliells,  Reloading  Tools,  Primers  and  parts  of  arms. 


J.  W.  TUCKER  &  CO. 

€_  Si  1^  S  #^  J 


AND 


SILVERSMITHS, 

No.  131  Kearny  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,        -      -      .       .      CALIFORNIA. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


31 


AWKIK 


'f       mH?    /A    C2J' -^J '^'EllE 


*s?' 


UNDERTAKER 


651  Sacramento  Street, 


Pirst  house  below  Kearny, 


SAN  FRANOISOO,  OAL. 


BARSTOW'S  and  other  METALLIC  CASKETS 

Alv^ays  on  hand.    Everything  in  our  line  ■will  be  furnished  on  the 
most  liberal  terms. 

DIXON,  BERNSTEIN  £  CO., 

Manufacturers  of 


250  and  252  Market  Street, 

SAN    F'MANCISCO, 

Branch,    -    -    -    Cor.  Front  and  Stark  Streets, 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


I.  J.  TRUMAN. 

625  Sixth  Street, 


BYRON  JACKSON. 

eft;  TFLTJlSJUh^lSr, 

San  Francisco. 


JACKSON  &  TRCMAN'S 

Price  Hay  Press, 

The  cheapest becnusetho 
fastest  nnd  most  durable 
Hay  Press  mide. 

Three  men  baled  28  J^  tons 
ID  12  hours.     AverHge  days 
work  18  tons  perd;iy. 
No    other  jnTest- 
mentis  cquhUo  it.  3 
mencaoraAke  m<re 
money  on  an  outlny 
of  $450  ia   a  Price 
Press,  than   in    in- 
vestment of  $■  000  in 
any  other  m^chme. 
PRICE,    d4GOs 
Weight,  leGOO  Ibfl. 

Term  Cash. 

Jackson  <fe  Trumao, 

Sao  Fraocisco. 


JACKSON  &  TRCMAN'S 
New  Model 

PRICE  HAY  PRESS 

Price  i4'»5.  Cash 
with  Order. 

VVe  manufacture  all 
kinds  of  Wool,  Hay, 
Hops,  Hide,  and  Rag 
Presses. 


Send  for  Catalogue. 

■We  build  Pre9^e9  to  put  10 
X  car.  E.xtra  parts 
iill  kinds  of  presses 
I'dormadetoorder 


JACKSON  &  TRUMAN, 
636  Sijth  St.  S.  F. 


The  best,  cheap- 
tdur- 
nd  Mil 


JACKSON  &  TRUMAN, 

i"'  625  Sixth  St,   San  Francisco, 

Agricultural  Implements. 

Jackson's  Self  I-eedcrs  for  Threshin'.,' 

Machines,   Horse  Forks,   Derricks 

Vineyanl  Harrows,    Steam   Derrick 

Runs  in  the  Fork  Spools,  repairs  for  all  kinds  of 

lightest  winds.  Farm   Machinery,  Hay,  Hide,   Hop 

Entirely  relia- aud  Wool  Presses.  Steam  Hn^jines. 

ble  in  storms.     Threshinf;    Machines,    Wind    Mills 

JackKon  de    Dumb  Bells,  Furniture  Castings.   All 

orders  filled  promptly  at  the  lowest 

market  rates. 


WRITE  FOB  OUR  NEW  CATALOGUE. 


■"'"HE  WILD  WAVES  ^'NS' 


PHdNIX  IRON  WORKS 

Nos.  18  and  20  Fremont  St.,  near  Market,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


ALL    KINDS    OF 


Prison  Cells  and  Bridge  Work 

WROUGHT  IRON  GIRDERS  and  BEAMS, 

FIRE    AND    BlTRGLiAR  -  PROOF    SAFES, 

BANK  VAULTS  AND  BANK  LOCKS, 

WROUGHT  IRON  DOORS  I  SHUTTERS 

ALL   KINDS   OK 

Honse-Smitli  AVorli, 

Made  to  order. 


K.  YOUNG, 


Proprietor. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


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GOLDEN  STATE  AND  MINERS' 


IBtS  WOS 


MINING,  MILLING,  PUMPING 

AND  — 


Plans,  Working  Drawings  and  Specifications  far  all  kinds  of  Machinery. 

GOLDEN  STATE  SUCTION  AND  PRESSURE  BLOWERS. 


Nos.  237  to  257  First  Street,  San  Francisco. 


California  Brass  and  Bell  Foundry 

Opposite  Minna,  SAN  FRANCISCO 

WEED  &  KINdWELL. 


AGENTS    FOR 


Eureka    Lubricator 

BRASS  COMPOSITION, 

ZINC  AND  BABBIT  METAI. 
CASTINGS. 


l8S"Brass  Ship  Work  of  all  kinds,  Spikes, 
Sheating  Nails,  Rudder  Braces,  Hinges, 
etc.  Also  Church  and  Steamboat  Bells  and 
Gongs. 

Steam,  Liquor,  Water,  Oil  and  Flange 
Cocks  and  Valves  made  and  repaired. 

Hydraulic  Pipes  and  Nozzles,  and  Hose 
Couplings  and  Connections. 

Garden  Valves,  substitute  for  Hose  Bibs. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


Patented  December  21,  187S 

Reed's  Sectional  mw        -.^r""^^ 

and 

Steam-Pipe  Coyeringr. 


Patented  June  25,  1878. 

WIRE     BOUND 


BDILER   COVERING 

I.  L.  MERRELL, 


AliENT    OF    THE 


I.  L.  IVIERR15LI.,  BO'LER  COVERING 

AND   MATERIALS, 

Reed's  Elastic  Sectional,  Non-Conducting 

COVERING  SOAPSTONE   MASTIC  ROOFING 

FOR   STEAM   SURFACES.  '  AND  PAINTS. 

3X6    TO^WnNTSESHNTID    ST["r8.E3E!T7. 


Brancli  Office, 


3a  California  Streets 


F.  M.  TRUWORTHY, 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


ii  |itt§f  |timp 


^% 


AND 


318  FRONT  STREET, 


(Corner  Commercial.) 


STENCIL  BRUSHES,  INKS  AND  CUFS. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


35 


CHALLENGE  ORE  FEEDER 

FOR.    CtUAItTZ    IVIILLS- 


Over  800  are  now  in  use,  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

TWENTY  PER  CERT.  MORE  ORE  CRUSHED  WITH  15  PER  CENT,  LESS  WEAR  OF  IRON  THAN  BY  HAND  PEEDIK&. 


Manufacturer  of  all   descriptions  of   Quartz  and  Saw  Mill  Machinery.     A  Large  Stock  of  both 
New  and  Second  Hand  at  Machine  Works- 

Nos.  49  and  51  FREMONT  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Asent  for   "BAHKR'S"   ROTARY  PREKNVRE  BI.OWER«i. 

"       "        P.  bi,aikde:l.l.»  *  co.'.<  maohiwists'  tool.s. 

AIno,  HOT  POI.INHED  SHAFTi:N4i  from  Akron   Iron  Co..  Akron,  Ohio. 


PACIFIC 


320   POST   STREET, 

Rkd  Men's  Buildi.no,  opp.  Union  Square,  San  Francisco. 


'I'JiIa  school  is  jtistly  ranked  by  the  pubHc  as  the  best  Commercial  College  on  the  Pacific 
Coast.     It  affords  excellent  facilities  in  the  following-  courses  of  instruction  : 

TKc    BUSINESS    COURSE. 

This  is  desig:ned  to  prepare  students  for  com  mercial  and  business  pursuits.  It  embraces 
the  following  studies: 

BOOK-KEEPING— BY  BOTH  binolb  aitd  doublr  entrt,  as  applied  to  all  kinds  of  business, 
such  as  Wholesale  and  Retail  Merchandising.  Farming,  Manufacturing,  Mining,  Brokerage  and 
Exchange,  Importing  and  Jobbing,  Commission,  Railroading,  Banking,  Etc. 

COMMERCIAL  CALCULATIONS— Embracing  the  most  rapid  and  abbreviated  methods  of 
calculation  in  Percentage,  Profit  and  Loss,  Commission,  Interest  and  Discount,  Domestic  and 
Foreign  Exchange,  General  Average,  Equation  of  Payments,  Interest  Accounts,  Averaging 
Accounts,  Partnership  Settlements,  etc. 

PENMANSHIP— Including  careful  instruction  in  the  finger,  muscular,  whole-arm  and 
combined  movements,  as  applied  to  ))lain  business  writing,  ledger  headings,  etc. 

CORRESPONDENCE— Embracmg  instruction  in  composition  of  business  letters,  use  of 
capitals,  rules  of  punctuation,  folding,  addressing,  etc. 

BUSINESS  FORMS— Such  as  Notes,  Drafts,  Bills  of  Exchange,  Accounts  Current,  Account 
Sales,  Articles  of  Co-partnership,  Deeds,  Leases,  etc. 

ACTUAL  BUSINESS  PRACTICE— In  \Vholesale  and  Retail  Merchandising^  Importing  and 
Jobbing,  Commission  and  Forwarding,  Banking,  etc.,  etc. 

COMMERCIAL  LAW — Relating  to  Negotiable  Paper,  Contracts,  Partnerships,  etc. 

BUSINESS  CUSTOMS  and  HABITS— Lectures  and  practical  instruction  on  the  habitudes 
and  customs  of  business,  etc 

LECTURES  AND  ORAL  INSTRUCTION— On  Commercial  Geography,  Political  Economy, 
and  General  Business  subjects. 

RATE3  OP  TUITION- Payable  In  advance. 
SCHOLARSHIP  for  the  full  Business  Course  as  above  explained,  time  unlimited.    -    -   ?70 


PARTIAL   COURSE. 


Three  Months,  Day  Sessions, 
One  Month,  " 


?51 
20 


Three  Months,  Evening  Sessions, 
One  Mouth,  "  " 


$25 
10 


ACADEIVIICAL  COURSE. 


This  department  is  designed  for  imparting  to  persons  of  any  age  thorough  instruction  in  the  ordi- 
nary Englisli  branches,  such  as  Spelling,  Readiug,  Writing.  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Composition, 
Letter  Writing,  History,  etc.,  and  the  general  Mathematical  branches,  such  as  higher  Arithmetic, 
Algebra,  Geometry,  Mensuration,  Surveying,  Civil  Engineering,  Navigation,  etc. 
Rates  of  Tuition-    One  Month,.§12;  Three  Months,  $30. 

COIVIBINED  COURSE. 

It  is  frequently  desirable  for  students  pursuing  the  regular  Businesn  Course  to  combine  with  it 
Spelling  and  Enghsh  Grammar,  <ir  some  other  studies  of  the  Academical  Course.  Where  the 
studies  of  the  two  courses  are  combined,  the  charge  per  term  of  sii  months,  payable  in  advanee 
is  $75.  ' 

SPECIAL  BRANCHES. 

Persons  desiring  to  study  only  some  particiUar  l)ranch,  as  Business  or  Ornamental  Penmanship, 
Arithmetic,  etc..  can  enter  the  College  fur  such  branch  upon  very  reasonable  terms. 

TELEGRAPHIC  DEPARTMENT. 

The  course  in  this  department  includes  everything  that  will  make  students  proficient  in  the  Art  of 
Telegraphy—sound  and  paper  operating,  setting-up  of  instruments,  management  of  batteries  use  of 
switches  and  groimd  wires,  etc.  The  facilities  are  such  as  will  enable  ladies  and  gentlemen  to  learu 
Telegraphy,  practically  and  tliorouglily,  in  tlie  sliortest  possible  time. 

Rates  of  Tuition  :    Three  numths,  $25 ;    Six  months,  $40. 
Students  of  the  Commercial  o-  Academical  Departments  will  be  charged  the  following  rates- 
Three  mouths,  §15  ;   Six  months,  $25. 


HO  VACITIOMS.       DA7  AOT  EVENIHa  S2S3I01T3  EJEIM3  THE  ENTISE  TEAS. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


37 


DONALD  McMillan, 

(Successor  to  TURNER  BROS,  and  McMILLAN  &  KESTER.) 

MANDFAOTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 

Syrups,  Cordials,  Bitters,  Essences, 

EXTRACTS,  CALIFORNIA  WINES,  ETC. 
714  Front  Street,       -       -       -        San  Francisco. 


i»Tjra:  •i=tT  ■  A  <-?T^-Ft-in-F»  T=t  -y  :^n..A.3NriD7ir.' 


Extra  Plain  Syrup, 
Simple  Syrup, 
Extra  Raspberry  Syrup, 
Raspberry  Syrup, 
Gum  Syrup, 
liemou  Syrup, 
Nectar  Syrup, 
Orgeat  Syrup, 
Pine  Apple  Syrup, 
Rose  Syrup, 
Sarsaparilla  Syrup, 
Stra^vberry  Syrup, 
Coffee  Syrup, 
Vanilla  Syrup, 
Rock  Candy  Syrup, 
Pure  ■W<»rni-*vood, 
Worm-*vootl  Bitters, 
Assorted  Bitters, 
BlacUberi-y  Bitters, 
California  Wine  Bitters, 
Dr.  Wonser's  V.  S.  A.  Indian 
Root  Bitters, 


Cocktail  Bitters, 
Orange  Bitters, 
Spice   and  Worni-\vood   Bit- 
ters, 
Stomach  Bitters, 
Stougliton  Bitters, 
Tansy  Bitters, 
Vegetable  Bitters, 
Angostura  Bitters, 
Boker's  Bitters, 
Boonekanip  Bitters, 
Seiner's  Bitters, 
Pilgrim  Tonic, 
Anisette, 
Anisado, 
Curacoa, 
Maraschino, 
Ponsse  Cafe, 
California  Vermoutli, 
Absynthe, 
Vermoutli, 
Kirschenwasser, 


Kummel, 

Cherry  Brandj-, 

Green  Ginger  Braitdy, 

Peach  Brandy, 

Apple  Jack, 

Essence  of  Peppermint, 

Essence  of  Jamaica  Ginger, 

California  Wines, 

Claret, 

W^hite  Wine, 

Port  AVine, 

Sherry  Wine, 

Angelica  AVine, 

Ginger  Wine, 

Blackberry  Coi'dial, 

Cherry  Cordial, 

Coloring, 

Extra  Coloring, 

Iiinte  .Tnice, 

Clubhouse  Gin, 

Old  Tom  Cordial  Gin, 

Schnapps, 


PURE  CONCENTRATED  FLAVORING  EXTRACTS,  ETC. 


P 


38 


SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


PHILADELPHIA 

IMIWIB 


Corner  Second  and  Folsom  Streets, 


The  Amount  of  Beer  Sold  during  the  year  1881,  was  59,182  Barrels 


I  take  the  preseut  opportunity  of  thanking  ray  Friends  and  Customers  for  the  liberal 
support  heretofoie  extended  to  the 

PHILADELPHIA    BREWERY 

And  notify  them  that  I  have  added  to  my  establishment 

Mew  siMB  'E^WMMmrm  WwrnwiMms 

By  which  I  hope,  through  the  greatly  increased  facilities  now  possessed 
by  me,  to  furnish,  as  usual,  a 

SUFEMIOM   AMTICLE    OF  LAGEM  BEEM 

That  shall  not  only  equal  that  previously  furnished  by  me,  but  convince  them  that  I  am 
determined  to  merit  their  continued  patronage  and  support. 

JOHN  WIELAND. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT.  39 


WATERHOUSE  &  LESTER, 


IMPORTERS    OP 


imip 


m 


SARVEN  PATENT  WHEELS. 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOR  THE  PACIFIC  COAST  FOR 


Clark's  Adjustable  Carriage  Umbrellas,  New  Haven  Patent 
Adjustable  Tops,  and  Whitney  Side  Bar  Spring-. 

AGENTS    FOR 

PETERS'  PATENT  ADJUSTABLE  LEATHER  DASHES, 
Rosenberg  &  Son's  Standard  Carriage  Varnishes. 


NEW  HAVEN  ADJUSTABLE  TOPS. 

ALSO  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Wheels,  Bodies  and  Gearings. 


Our  Factory  is  located  at  Sacramento,  -where  the  climate  is  much 
more  favorable  for  manufacturing  than  at  San  Francisco.  We  guar- 
antee our  -work  to  be  first-class. 


A\^OOI>  HUB  AVHEELS  A.  SI*EOIALT"5t^ 


16,  18,  20  and  22  Beale  Street,     -    San  Francisco, 

708  and  710  J  ST.,  SACRAMENTO. 

NEW  YORK  OFFICE, 159  FRONT  STREET 


40 


SAN   FEANCISCO   DIRECTOKY. 


D.  B.  HINCKLEY. 


flOMf 


JAMES  SPIERS. 


D.  E.  HAYES. 


mSJl 


f&Li 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES. 


OFFICE 220  FREMONT  STREET,  above  HOWARD 

WORKS FREMONT  AND  HOWARD  STREETS 


MANUFACTDEEKS  OF 


milOEEy  ail  urn  EIIES  d  EOILEES 

STAMP  MILLS, 

AMALGAMATING  PANS, 

SETTLERS— CONCENTRATORS, 

ROCK  BREAKERS, 

HOISTING  WORKS, 

MINING  CAGES, 

ORE  CARS  AND  BUCKETS, 

PUMPING  MACHINERY  of  aU  kinds, 

RETORTS, 

ROASTING  FURNACES, 

SUGAR  MILL  MACHINERY, 

SMELTING  FURNACES,  ETC.,  ETC. 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOR  THE  PACIFIC  COAST  FOR 

THE  CELEBRATED  DEANE  STEAM  PUMP. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


41 


A.  M.  JEWELL. 


C.  A.  HOOPER. 


G.  W.  HOOPER. 


i.  I JEIEIL 


MANUFACrUBERS   OF 


WiiiiB  Flips 

—  .\ND  — 

IRRIGATING  PIPE 

ClilomatioiiTiikanl  Water  Tasks 


Also,  all  Kiute  of  Honse  Fniisli. 


FACTORY    AXD    OFFICE: 

Berry  St.,  bet.  Third  and  Fourth. 


Send  for  Catalosrue  and  Price  List. 


THO>rAS    PENDERC.AST. 


C.EOIiGE   JOHNSON. 


JAMES    PENDERGAST. 


J^STINT-A.    IrLOKT    "^^To 


PENDERG-AST,   SMITH   &   CO. 

—   M  wrF  M  iri:Ki;-;  cF 

IRON  CASTINGS  AND  MACHINERY  OF  ALL  KINDS 

Solo  Manufacturers  of  Q.  "W.  'White's  Patent  Rotary  Furnace  and  Dryer,  for 
reducing-  Gold,  Silver  and  Quicksilver  Ores. 


217  Fremont  Street,       ■        -       -      Bet.  Howard  and  Folsom 

SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


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SAN  FKANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


»I»-A.CIFIC- 


lass  Slaimg,  Cutlin;,  Mmi  d  lesipin;  Works 


19  FREMONT  ST.,  and  1213-1215  HOWARD  ST., 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


OIas»i-C'nltiiig,  Staining,  Embossinsr  and  Designing  in  all  its  branches.     Bending  of 

tilnss  a  Kiieoially 

WASHING  AMMONIA, 

The  Cheapest  and  Best  Article  for  Softening  Hard  Water,  Removing 
Grease  from  Clothing,  etc. 


COKE-CHEAPEST  FUEL! 

For  Sale  at  the  Gas  Works  and  all  Coal  Yards.     Also  COAIi  TAR. 


THE  DR.  BLY  ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS 


Without 
Lateral  Motion. 


-MANUFACTURED    BY- 


MENZO    SPRING, 

No.  9  Geary  Street, 

(JUNCTION  OF  MAKKKT  AND  KEARNY,) 

Where  he  will  continue  the  manufacture  of  the  "Anatomical "  and  the 

best  of  other  flrst-tlass  Artilicial  Lent;  also  repairs 

Artillclal  Limbs  of  all  kinds. 


Universal 
Ankle  Motion. 


AKTIFIC-IAIi  ARMS  OF  THF   BEST   HIKBS   AT   KASTERIV  PRICES. 

Descriptive  Circulnrs,  Blanks  for  taking  Jleasuremeuts,  with  Inttructlons  and  I'rice  List,  free  on  application,  asabov 


'BBs 


ORGAN  BUILDER 

ONTO.  la-Z  Z>A^go  S(tx-eot,  Sazi.  I'ra-xLcisco. 

MANUKA(  TUHKU    AND    RKl'AinKB    OF    ALL    KIND.S    OF 


»■  All  orders  to  the  above  address  will  receive  prompt  attention.  "^ 


I 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


43 


H.    L.   DODGE. 


L.    H.    SWEKNF.y. 


J.    E.    BCtiGLES. 


DODaiS,   SWSENEY   &.   CO. 

Importers,  Wholesale  Provision  Dealers 


AND 


COMMISSIOTV     ^lER^CHAlXTS. 

Nos.  114   and   116   Market   Street,   and  11   and   13   California   Street, 

SAN     FRANCISCO. 


Sole  agents  for  Libby,  McNeill  &  Libby 's  Cooked  Corned  Beef,  Pig's  Feet  and  Tongues.    H.  M.  Dupee's  Chicago  Hams 

P.  O.  Box  1242. 


J.  BLOOM. 


E.  KOHXSTAMM. 


J.  STEATJS. 


STRAUS,   KOHNSTAMM    &,  CO. 

(SnccesKOi-s  to  IIEI4BINC  <&  STRAl'S.) 

IMPORTERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

China  and  Glassware,  Cutlery,  Lamps,  Chandeliers,  Silver-Plated 
and  Britannia  Ware,  Looking  Glasses,  Majolica  Vases,  Etc. 

102  and  104  BATTERY  STEEET,  cor.  PINE  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


P 


C.    p.    HXJBBELL. 


J.    C.    HAMPTON. 


W.    S.    GAGE. 


D.    D.    SHATTCCK. 


HUBBELL,  SHATTUCK  &,  CO. 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS 

IMPORTERS   AND   WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IS 

PROVISIONS,  BUTTER,  CHEESE,  ETC.,  ETC., 


Nos.  317  and  319  Front  St„  and  310,  312  and  314  Commercial  St.,  San  Francisco. 

p.  O.  BOX  2203. 


IVZSI.CII    (&    CO. 

iPOEm,SiirFlailCOMMISSIiMEMR 

Brittan's  Building,  109  CALIFORNIA  ST.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Agents  Moodyville  Sa"wmiU  Company  (limited)  Burrard  Inlet,  B.  C. 


REPRESENTED    liY 


R.   D.   WELCH  <!te  C4»., 
TTEIiCH,   RITHET  &  CO., 


10  Toiver  Chnnibers,   Livj^rpool,   En^;. 
VictoriR,  British  Columbin. 


44 


SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


Tk  Black  Diamond  Coal  Mimg  Co. 

WMesale  Dealers  in  all  Foreioi  M  Domestic 
.  STEAM  AND  HOUSE  COALS  AND  SCREENINGS, 

By  the  Cargo  and  in  Lots  to  Suit. 


EGG  COAL,  LEHIGH  LUMP  AND  CUMBERLAND  COALS. 

lEIxislisln.  Ools.e  a.xi.c3L  I*is  Iron. 


OFFICE,         -         -         -         S.  E.  CORNER  SPEAR  AND  FOLSOM. 

P.B.  CORNWALL,  Fresident. 


G.  K.  JESSE. 


H.  M.  DREW. 


JESSE  &  DREW, 

lir  iiiidifs 

SOUTH  POINT  MILL, 
Berry  St.,  l)et.  Third  and  Fourth. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  AVOOD  TURNING 


Constantly   on  hand   and   made  to  order, 
Stair  Rails,  Posts,  Balusters,  etc. 


Optician  ad  Mailisiiiatical  hstrioiit  Maker 

429  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

San  Francisco, California. 


Instruments  Made  to  Order,  Repaired  and  Carefully  Adjusted. 


9 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT  45 


JOHN    THATLTTHmIm, 

Gold  ^  Silver  Plater 

Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny,       -        -        -       SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Iflaiiiiraodiror  siii«l  Importer  of  f'onch  and  Carrias^  Hardware,  I>aiii|>H.  etc.  A  $:ood 
aMKortiiioiil  oft'arrias;*'  1^aiii|(N  and  Candles  rouMtan(l:«  on  hand.  Harticular  attention 
paid  to  tlie  reiiairin^  ot't'arriajfe  I^aiiipM.  Name  Plates  made  at  Hliort  notiee.  A  good 
asNortment  of  I>oor  Plates  and  Kuin Iters  on  hand. 

BT.  B.— Orders  from  the  Country-  prompt !;»'  attended  to. 


EOTHSCHILD  &  EHEENPFOET, 

Wholesale  Candy  Manufacturers, 

IMPORTBRS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  NUTS,  ETC., 
118  FRONT  STREET,  bet.  California  and  Pine,     -    -     SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Steam  Candy  Factory,  118  Front  Street. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Cabinet  Woods  and  Veneers, 
WAGON  STOCK,  PLOW  BEAMS   AND    HANDLES. 

Nos.  13  and  15  MAIN  STREET, 

Opposite  Old  ^ilaIld.         ...        -         Near  illarket. 


hnsatlastic  Fire  Insurance  Co. 


OF   HAMBURG. 


Capital,        -        .        -        -       $1,500,000 

GEO.  MARCUS  &  CO.,  Agents, 

304    CALIFORNIA    STREET,  SAN    FRANCISCO. 


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SAN  FKANCISCO   DIRECTOEY. 


GEO.  B.  KNOWLES. 


GEO.  B.  KNOWLES,  Jb. 


i»  B.  KW  o  wiiHS  m  mmm^ 


Wholesale  and  Retail 


LUMBER   DEALERS 

M©€w©@€?)  ^leg-Qm  Fla©D  S'agas^  ^ine,,, 
CEDAR,  SPRDCE>  BLACK  WALNUT,   HICKORY,  MAPLE,  ASH,^  OAK  AND  WHITEWOOD. 

S.E.  COR.  MISSION  AND  MAIN  STS., 

And  N.  W.  Cor.  Bryant  and  Main  Sts., San  Francisco. 


MURRAY  mcKINNIE, 

Architectural  and  Ornamental 

\VooD  Carver. 

IRON,  ZINC  AND  COMPOSITION  ORNAMENTS. 


3VE  IE:  O  XZ  .^\.  KT  X  O  S  '     IMLTLTLmTLm  . 

Southwest  cor.  Mission  and  Fremont  Sts.,     -     -     -     SAN  FRANCISCO. 


D.  J.  HURLEY, 

Stair  Builder 

134  MAIN  STREET, 


Bet.  IVIissiou  and  Howard, 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  Cal. 


On  hand  and 


No.  322  MAIN  STREET, 


Made  to  Order. 


Between  Folsom  and  Harrison. 


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ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


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WM.  ROBINSON, 

SIlip  ad  Stsamtioat  Joiner, 

Near  Market,     -      -     San  Francisco. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  STEERING  WHEELS  ON  HAND  AND  MADE  TO  ORDER. 


Also,  all  kinds  of  KHIP^VKI<iiIITIX>   done  in  the  best  norknianlike  manner 
and   at    TIIK   t,<»U'KST  RATKS. 


A 


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ENGRAVER. 


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Washington  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

ESTABLISHED 
1849. 


FATENT    ARCH 


The  CHEAPEST  and  BEST  Kindler  In  the  World.  AI..WAVS  READY  FOR  USE.  Each  Kindlor 
represents  all  the  wood  necessary  to  build  any  coal  lire,  and  is  of  itself  sutlicient  to  remove  all  chill  or  dampness  from 
a  room.    In  sickness,  the  very  article  to  start  a  tire  ([uicKly. 

USE  THIS  KINDLEK  AND  AVOID  COAL  OIL  EXPLOSIONS. 

SOLD    BY   ALL    GROCERS  AND   COAL  DEALERS. 

C.  W.  WESTON  &  CO.,  Manufacturers. 

Office,  213  Mission  St., Manufactory,  770  Bryant  St- 


—  MAJS^VeSQTVSEiSi    QJP 


FINE  FURNITURE 

Mantels,  House,  Bank  and  Office  Fittings. 

IN  PACIFIC  COAST  W^OODS,   A  SPECIALTY. 


Nos.  429  and  431  Fourth  St.  cor.  of  Silver 

DESIONS    FURNISHED. 


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SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


C.  H.  HEiNINCER  &  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS    AND   IMPOETERS   OF 


BRIAEJANCYfOOD,  ^.H.I^  CI&ARanlCI&ARETTE 

meerschaum        ^  ^^ic'^^*^        tubes, 

"''""  ^^^^^^^^Jmatch  safes,  stems, 

CLAY       PIPES^^  ^^  ETC..  ETC., 

And  a  General  Assortment  of  Smokers'  Articles, 
WALKING    CANES    AND    IVORY    G-OODS. 

609  Sacramento  St.,  above  Montgomery. 


Kii=  -^Ei  ♦  -msis  ^jr*  i^f  •ivi>  ^^  1 
No.  105  Coiiiinercial  Street, 

Near  SW  cor.  Drumm. 

Fraclical  i  Fatliological  lorss  Skr 

IN  AL.Ii  ITS  VARIOUS  BRANCHES 


Hoof  Evils,  such  as  Toe  and   Quarter  Cracks,  Uneven  Growth  of  Wall,  Contraction,  Thrush, 

Quitters  and  Lameness  arising  from  neglect  of  care  or  improper 

shoeing,  treated  with  radical  success 


Interfering,  Overreaching, 
Speeiiy  Cutting,  Knocking  at  the 
Knee  Jolnts,Hltching,etc., prompt- 
ly checked,  through  scientific  treat- 
n'cnt  of  the  aflccted  parts. 


Sensible  Paring  of  the  Hoofs 

Accorillnn  to  natural  htriutiiri'  nf 
ski'li'tcjii  parts,  nnd  N.Ti..iii(>(ri- 
cal  NhoriiiK  to  kW.c  and  work 
of  the  burse,  fi-oni  the  finest  saddle 
pony  up  to  the  heaviest  American 
draft  horse. 


Charges    Moderate,  and   in 
Accordance  with  Qual- 
ity of  work  done. 


I  also  teach,  If  desired,  an  un- 
written chain  of  the  Practical 
Knowledge  of  preventing  Malfor- 
mations, as  well  as  the  treating  of 
them  with  success,  as  far  as  Is 
practicable,  on  horses  of  consider- 
able value,  where  the  necessary 
evil  of  shoeing  will  permit. 


ADVEKTISING  DEPAETMENT. 


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risitsl  iiir  Slisi 


Prcmotes  the  growth  of  the  hair  and  restores  it  when  gray  to  its  natural  color  and  vigor.     This  prep- 
aration does  its  work  quickly  and  satisfactorily.     It  cures 

DANDRUFF,  ITCHING  AND  ERUPTION, 

And  keeps  the  head  clean  and  healthy.    It  does  not  stain  the  skin,  is  clear  as  crystal,  fragrant,  refreshing 
and  invigorating.    The  hair  that  is  dressed  regularly  with  this  excellent  preparation,  acquires  a 

Softness,  Lustre,  Thickness,  Vigor  and  Flexibility 


THAT  IS  WOXDERFUL,. 


504  BUSH  STREET, SAN  FRANCISCO. 


No.  722  Montgomery  Street, 

Bet.  Washington  and  Jackson  Streets, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Russian  Baths  Cure  Rheiunatism,  Turkish  Baths  Cure  Heart  Disease, 
Sulphur  Baths  Cure  Skin  Disease,  Grindelia  Baths 
Cure  Poison  Oak,  Steam  Baths  Cure  Intem- 
perance, Medicated   Vapor  Baths 
Cure  Catarrh,  Nasal,  Throat 
and  Lung  Troubles. 

— THESE    BATHS     CURE 

CONSTIPATION,  PILES,  LIVER  AND  KIDNEY  DISEASES. 

FEVER  AND  AGUE  AND  BII.L.IOIJSNESS. 

Acting  as  a  perfect  rejuvenator  for  all  Nervousness  and  Debility  and  to  recuperate  the  system  after  long 
continued  sickness,  when  all  other  remedies  have  failed.     Connected  with  this  establishment 
Is  a  MEDICAL  SANITARIUM,  where  patients  will  receive  every  attention  and 
home  comfort,  Including  pleasant  rooms  and  Hygienic  board. 


Dr.   JUSTIN    GATES. 

(  LATE  OF  SACRAMENTO.  ) 

Proprietor  of  the  Turkish  and  Russian  Baths,  Medical  Sanitarium 
and  Steam  Bath  Drugstore, 

722  MONTGOMERY  STREET, SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


WM.   SCHMOLZ, 

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REPAIRS  EXECUTED  IN  THE  BEST  MANNER 

430  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  -  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING   DEPARTMENT. 


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Finest  Lacing,  Cut  Strings,  or  Sides 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


No.  13  Fremont  Street, 

Near  Market,         .  -         -  -  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


LIBERAL  DISCOUNT  ALLOWED  TO  THE  TRADE. 


52 


SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


528  and  530  Market  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,     -      -      -    CALIFORNIA. 


-A.C3-E2SrTS    FOK. 


a 


THE    WATERBURY" 

Cheapest  and  most  Reliable  Watcli  in  the  Wodd, 


SOLID  NICKEL  CASE 


IN    ELEGANT 


SATIN-LINED  BOX 


LIBERAL  DISCOUNT 


THE    TRADE. 


CELLULOID  CASE 

V7HITE,  BLACK 

— (IK— 

MALACHITE 
HEAVY  GOLD 

TRIMMINGS 

§§.§§ 


LIBERAL  DISCOUNT 


THE     TRADE. 


WATERBURY  WATCH  CO Watches  and  Materials 

WATERBURY  CLOCK  CO Clocks  and  Materials. 

YALE  CLOCK  CO Clocks  and  Materials. 

SIMPSON,  HALL,  MILLER  &  CO Silver-Plated  Hollow  Ware. 

WM.  ROGERS Silver-Plated  Flat  Ware. 

C.  ROGERS  &  BROS Casket  Trimmings,  etc 

MILLER  BROS.  CUTLERY  CO Knives  and  Steel  Pens 

JESSE  OAKLEY  &  CO Ball  Soap,  etc. 


SPECIAL  COLLECTIONS 


i_i  .i^  isr  <3- 1..  E]  ^5r"s 

SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY 

For  the  Year  commencing  April,  1882, 


EMBRACING  AN 


ACCURATE  INDEX  OE  RESIDENTS 

Am)  A 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY; 

ALSO 

A  GUIDE  TO  STEEETS,  PUBLIC  OFFICES,  ETC., 

AND    A    RELIABLE    MAP    OF    THE    CITY. 

TOGETHEB   WITH 

The  OfiBcers  of  the  Municipal  Oovernment,  Societies   and  other  Organixationa,  and 
a  great  variety  of  Useful  Information, 


TWENTY-THIRD  YEAR  OP  PUBLICATION. 


COMPILED  BT 

THE   DIRECTORY   PUBLISHING  CO, 

PuUication  Office:    No.  518  CLAY  STREET. 


SUBSCRIPTION     PRICE     FIVE     D  O  L  I^  A  R  8  . 


SAN    FRANCISCO: 

1882. 


E.  J.  COIiEAIAN,  President. 


F.   TT.  JLUDOVICI,  Secretary. 


]Vo.  202  BUSH  STR^EET. 


This  Regulator  saves  25  to  40  per  cent,  of  Gas  without  diminishing  the  light.  Regulator  not  for  Sale— attached 
without  charge.  Reasonable  time  given  for  trial,  and  a  rental  charged  of  half  of  a  25  per  cent,  saving,  which  is  guaran- 
teed. The  Company  takes  the  Statements  of  Bleters,  and  keeps  the  Regulators,  as  well  as  the  gas  pipes  and  fixtures, 
in  order,  free  of  charge. 

OVER   800   ARE   NCW    IN    USE    IN    THE    CITY. 


A.  H.  LISSAK,  Pres't. 


C.  A.  MOLITOR,  Cement  Dep"t. 


F.  W.  LUDOVICI,  Sec'y. 


The  Cosniopolilaii  Faving  ani  isplialtm  Co. 

Office:  202  BUSH  STREET, 

Factory:  Berry  St.,  bet.  Sixth  and  Seventh,    -    -     SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Tbia  Company  is  prepared  to  lay  down  Bitnminous  Stone  Blocks  of  any  dimen- 
nionM,  for  Street  Pavement,  under  tbe  Kmith  Patent,  to  lay  Sidenalks  and  Cellars, 
Cover  and  Kei>air  Koofs,  and  do  Asplialtnm  ^Vork  in  a  superior  manner  and  at  reas- 
onable rate.4. 

ALL  WORK  GUARANTEED.    FELT  AND  ASPHALTUM  FOR  SALE. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  In  the  Tear  1882,  by  PArNTER  &  Co.,  In  the  oflBce  of  the 
Librarian  of  Congress,  at  Washington,  D.  C. 


:iHENRY  LUND  £  CO., 


ilftP©, 


j\  j^  ^\  % 


AND   AGENTS 

RELIANCE  MARINE  INSURANCE  CO, 


(lilMITED.  ) 


OF    LIVERPOOL. 
CAPITAL, $3,000,000.00. 


Sole  Agents  lor  Pacific  Coast  of  tie  CeleHrated 

PIPER   HEIDSIECK  CHAMPAGNE. 


214  CALIFORNIA  ST. 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


TABLE   OF   CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 

MUNICIPAL  GOVERNMENT 57 

Board  of  Supervisors 57 

Board  of  Education 57. 

City  and  County  Officers 58 

ELECTION  DISTRICTS 60 

Congressional 60 

Senatorial  and  Assembly 60 

Citv  and  Countv 60 

POLICE  DEPARTMENT 61 

EIRE  ALARM  AND  I'OLICE  TELEGRAPH 61 

FIRE   DEPARTMENT 62 

FIRE  PATROL 63 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 63 

PRIVATE  SCHOOLS 65 

FEDERAL  OFFICERS 67 

Army 67 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 67 

Internal  Revenue 67 

Light  House  Department 67 

Custom  House ; 68 

United  States  Treasury 68 

United  States  Mint 68 

Survevor-Generai 69 

Post-offlce 69 

STATE  OFFICERS 70 

STATE  APPOINTEES 71 

COURTS 71 

BANKS 71 

CHURCHES 72 


PAGX. 

SOCIETIES 80 

Religious 80 

Benevolent 81 

Masonic , 93 

Odd  Fellows 95 

Temperance 96 

Protective 97 

Literary.  Historical,  etc 101 

Social 105 

MILITARY 109 

United  States  Armv 109 

National  Guard  of  California 109 

Independent  Companies 110 

CEMETERIES 110 

STREET  AND  AVENUE  GUIDE Ill 

BUILDINGS,  BLOCKS,  ETC 131 

Public  BuildinsP,  Halls '  131 

Blocks,  Royvs,  Wharves 132 

Places  of  Amusement 132 

Prominent  Places _  132 

KEY  TO  PUBLIC  OFFICES 13:J 

Federal 133 

State 133 

City  and  County 13.3 

ADDITIONAL  NAMES,  REMOVALS,  ETC 134 

REGISTER  OF  NAMES 1.53 

CHINESE  DIRECTORY 10O4 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 1051 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  ADVERTISERS. 


.PAGE. 

jEtna  Insurance  Co back  cover 

Mlna.  Iron  Works 41 

Allen  W   B.  &  Co 1142, 1164 

American  Saw  Co 1148 

Anglo-Calif ornian  Bank 4 

Ansley  Washington 1081 

Asphaltum  and  Mastic  Roofing 

Co 1052,  1147 

Bandmann,  Nielsen  <fc  Co U24, 1142 

Bank  Briti.'^h  Columbia 9 

Bank  British  North  America 9 

Baptls  J.  H 1098 

Ban-  J.  D 1160 

Bernard  &  Mantell 25 

Black  Diamond  Coal  Mining  Co 44 

Bodectel  W.  C 1131 

Boericke  <fe  Schreck 509 

Boesch  Emile 1110 

Booker  W.  Lane 21 

Bragg  Robert 46 

Braverman  Louis  iSc  Co., 

reg.  of  names,  bottom  lines 

Brooks'  Spool  Cotton.. 471 

Bnrnham,  Beck  &  Co 1071, 1096 

Bnswell  W.  F 11,18 

Cahn  M 1059,  1123 

Caledonian  Oat  .MealMllls 1134 

California  and  Mi'xlcan  S.  S.  Co 1170 

California  Brass  and  Bell  Foundry.. .33 

California  Electrical  Works 1059 

lOS),  1090,  i2)  11.31,  1133,  1150,  1165 


PAGE. 

California  Insurance  Co 14 

California  Silk  Manufacturing  Co 24 

California  Wire  Works  Co 12 

Capp  C.  S.  &  Co 1145 

Chamberlain  &  Robinson, 

36,  1078,  and  back  of  cover 
Clark  G.  W., 

reg.  of  names,  bottom  lines 

College  of  Notre  Dame 26 

Collins  T 1061 

Commercial  Insurance  Co 13 

Conkhn  Bros 1071 

Conk  A.  0..: 1059, 1106 

Cook  H.  N 1059, 1106 

Cornwall  P.  B 44 

Corran  &  Hebb 1003 

Corriveau  Louis 1058 

Craig  Hugh 2 

Cutting  John  T.  &  Co 319 


Davis  &  CoweU 327 

Davis  &  Kellogg 1134 

Day  Thomas,  1097, 1141  and  front  cover 

Degen  L.  P 51, 1059 

Denniston  E.  G 1150 

Dickson,  De  Wolf  A  Co 1170 

Dixon,  Bernstein  &  Co., 

31,  and  reg.  of  names,  side  lines 

Doane  &  Co back  of  cover 

Dixige,  Sweeney  &  Co 43 

Donaldson  &Cn., 

top  ami  bottom  edge  of  book 

Dornin  George  D 1168 

Duncan  George  &  Co 1052,  1147 


PAGE. 

Dunham.  Canigan  4  Co 1103 

Du  Rose  F.  F 1059 

Egerton  Henry  C 1131  and  1152 

Falkncr,  Bell  &  Co 13 

Fay  Pianos back  cover 

Flllppe  T.  B 1157 

Firemans  Fund  Ins.  Co., 

10,  and  front  cover 

Floyd  T.  W.  &  Co 1093, 1163 

Foard  L 1149 

Frank  Henry (2)  1096, 1161 

Friedhofer  Paul  &  Son 48 

Fulton  Iron  Works, 

40,  and  reg.  of  names,  top  lines 


Gates  Justin 49 

German  Savings  and  Loan  Soc 16 

Ghirardelli  D.  &  Sons. 1073,  1077 

Gilbert  &  Moore 1096 

Gladding.  McBean  &  Co 1148 

Godfrey  i  Malloy 1147 

Golden  State  and  Miners'  Iron 

Works 33 

Gordon  Hardware  Co 1103 

Gray  Matthiaa 471 

Greenebaum  &  Go 1124 

Gruenhngen  C.  H 1165 

Gundlacli  J.  &  Co., 

top  and  bottom  lines,  back  cover 
Gutte  &  Frank. 16 


66 


ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  ADVERTISERS. 


PAGE. 

Hell  A.  I.  *  Son 62 

Hall's  Sftfe  and  Lock  Co back  cover 

Hallldle  A.  S ..12 

Hamburg-Magdcbnrg  Flrelne.  Co.. ..15 

Hanson  K.  C 1060 

Hanson  &  Oo 1121 

Haraszthy  Arpad  &  Co 470 

Harvev  ('.  T) 1095,  1105 

Heald'F  Business  College 1078 

Helnlngcr  C.  H.  &  Co 48 

Helvetia  Swiss  Fire  Ins.  Co 14 

Hendy  Joshua 35 

Herring  B 47 

Herrmann  C 1103 

Heynemann  H.  &  Co 1089 

Hlbemla  Savings  and  Loan  Soc 17 

Hicks  D.  <fe  Co., 

497  and  reg.  of  names,  side  lines 
Hinckley,  Spiers  &  Hayes, 

40,  and  reg.  of  names,  top  lines 

Homoeopathic  Pharmacy 509 

Hopper  S.  E 1097 

Houseworth  Thomas  &  Co., 

side  line,  back  cover 

Hubbell,  Shattuck  &  Co 43 

Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co 1103 

Hurley  D.  J 46 


Imperial,  London,  Northern  and 

^ueen  Ins.  Co'b ....front  cover 

Indianapolis  Chair  Mnfg  Co., 

front  edge  of  book 

Jackson  &  Truman 32, 1142 

Jacoby  Louis 20 

Jesse  &  Drew 44 

Jewell  A.  M.  &  Co 41 

Johnston  William  D 1052 

Judson  Horse  Nail  Co 1105 


Kallenberg  Theodore 1121 

King,  Morse  &  Co 1105,  U40 

Knowles  George  B.  &  Son 46 

Kohler  &  Frohllng, 

bottom  line,  front  cover 
Kuner  A 47 

La  Grande  Laundry, 

reg.  of  names,  top  lines 

Laird  D.  W 579 

Landls  &  Jacoby 1111 

Langland  N.  P 1152 

Larklns  &  Co 140 

Levy  John  ft  Co,, 

598, 1076,  1084, 1109,  1150,  1163 

Lion  Insurance  Co 1168 

Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe 

Ins.  Co 1169 

Low  C.  Adolphe  *  Co 22 

Lowney  Jerry  &  Son 1072 

Luckhardt  C.  A.  &  Co„ 1052 

Lndovlcl  F.  W back  of  title 

Lund  Henry  &  Co back  of  title 

Landy  T 3, 1109 


Macdonongh  J.,  reg.  of  nameB,  top  lines 
*  MacLennan  J.  D 1140 


PAGT.. 

Macondray  A  Co 15 

Madison  A  Burke 623 

Mallon  John 42 

Malpas  A 21 

Mancusl  G 1158 

Marcus  Geo.  &  Co 45 

Marsh  H back  cover 

Marsh  H.  F 1062 

Martell  John 45 

Massey  Atkins 31 

Mayer  Joseph 42 

McAlester  &  Jones 1065, 1145 

McCarty  James 1105 

McDowell  &  Arguello 1071 

McKlnnie  Murray ..46 

McMillan  Donald 37 

Merrell  I.  L Si 

Meyers  Adolph 1131 

Montague  \\.  W.  <&  Co., 

1084, 1109, 1121, 1144, 1154,  (3)  1159 

Montealegre  <fe  Co 24 

Morse  G.  D reg.  of  names,  top  lines 


Naber,  Alfs  <fe  Brune back  of  cover 

Neustadter  Bros 1149 

Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F 8 

Nevada  Metallurgical  Works 1052 

New  Zealand  Insurance  Co 2 

Nichols  A.  C.  <feCo nil 

Norwich  Union  Fire  Ins.  Co 13 


Ober  M.  H.  &  Co 1082,  1095 

Occidental  and  Oriental  S.  S.  Co 1171 

Oliver  H 29 

Oregon  Eallway  and  Navigation  Co 7 

Pacific  Business  College 

36,  1078,  and  back  of  cover 

Pacific  Coast  Land  Bureau 752 

Pacific  Lamp  &  Reflector  Factory ..1110 

Pacific  Mall  S.  S.  Co 6 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co 23 

Pacific  Saw  Manufacturing  Co 1148 

Pac.  Steam  Carpet  Beating  Works.1071 

PasqualeB 1093 

Pendergast,  Smith  &  Co 41 

Phelps  &  Bllller 771 

Philadelphia  Brewery 38 

Phoenix  Iron  Works 32 

Pioneer  Carpet  Beating  Machine.. .1071 

Prescott  Insurance  Co 20 

Price  Press  Co 32 

Price  Thomas 1052 

Providence  Washington  Ins  Co 20 

Prussian  National  Insurance  Co 20 


Reaves  M.  A 797 

Richards  &  Snow 1142 

Rider  F 49 

Roach  John „ 44 

Robinson  Wm 47 

Roche  Charles 1122 

Rothschild  <fe  Ehrenpfort 45 

Royal  Mall  Steam  Packet  Co 21 

Roval,  Norwich,  Union  and  Lanca- 
shire Fire  Ins.  Co's 13 

Bufflno  L.  J.  &  Go 1122 


PAGE. 

Sacred  Heart  College 28 

San  Francisco  Carpet  Beating  Ma- 
chine  1071 

San  Francisco  Cordage  Factory 17 

San  Francisco  Gas  Light  Co 42 

San  Francisco  Laundry, 

reg.  of  names,  bottom  lines 

San  Francisco  Plating  Works 1150 

San  Francisco  Savings  Union 16 

San  Francisco  Wire  Works 1165 

Sandford  L.  N 1083 

Santa  Clara  College 826 

Schaezlein  R 1151 

SchillerC.  F.  &Co 1141 

Schmidt  M.  &  Co  ...1064, 1110,  1118, 1167 

Schmolz  William 59 

Scottish  Imperial  Insurance  Co., 

edge  of  back 

Selbv  Smelting  and  Lead  Co 23 

Shaeffer  J.  W.  &  Co 25 

Shepman  W.  E 1150 

Shippers  Guide 1003 

Shreve  George  C.  &  Co., 

10S4, 1109, 1150,  1163 

Silurian  Mineral  Water 319 

Sklnker  John 30 

Snow  <fe  Co side  lines,  front  cover 

.Spauiding  J.  <fe  Co 1071 

Spring  Menzo 42 

St.  Ignatius'  College 27 

St.  Mary's  College 29 

St.  Rose's  Academv 28 

Steele  James  G.  &  Co 1088 

Strahle  Jacob  <fe  Co.._ 1059 

Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co 43 

Sun  Insurance  Co 318 

Syz  Harry  W 14,  and  back  cover 

Tatum  &  Bowen 1121,1148 

Transatlantic  Fire  Insurance  Co 45 

Travelers'  Insurance  Co., 

reg.  of  names,  side  lines 
Trumbull  R.  J.  &  Co., 

top  line,  front  cover 

Truworthy  F.  M 34 

Tubbs  &  Co 17 

Tucker  J.  W.  &  Co 30 

Tustln  W.  1 1&-19 

Union  Insurance  Co 11 

Wadham  L 1011 

Waterhouse  &  Lester ^..39 

Watson  &  Co 1082 

Weed  <fc  KIngwell 33 

Welch  i  Co 43 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 5 

Weston  C.  W 47 

White  Bros 45 

Whittell  George  F 471 

Wieland  John 38 

Wlgmore  John, 

reg.  of  names,  bottom  lines 
WIU  &  Flnck...l059, 1078,  1082,  and 

side  line,  back  cover 

WlUlams,  Dlmond  &  Co «,  22 

Wood  George  M.  &  Co 993 

Yates  Robert  R 24 

Young  K. 32 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


ORDERS   FOR  WAS»HINU   PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO 
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THE 


MUNICIPAL    GOYERNMENT 


City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  1882. 


Mayor  of  the  City  anb  County.— MAURICE  C.  BLAKE, 
ex-oCacio  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  salary  $3,000 
per  annum. 

Clerk.— CHARLES  S.  ANDREWS ;  appointed  by  the  Mayor ; 
salary  S3,000  per  annum. 

BOARD   OP    SUPERVISORS. 

Term  of  office,  two  years  ;  salary,  Sl,'200  per  annum  ;  terms 
expire  first  Monday  in  December,  1883.  Weekly  meetings 
each  Monday  evening.  Quarterly  meetings  first  Monday  in 
January,  April,  July,  and  October.  Special  meetings  at  the 
discretion  of  the  President. 

President.— MAURICE  C.  BLAKE. 

Clerk. — JOHN  A.  BUSSELL ;  appointed  by  the  Board  ;  salary 
$3,600  per  annum. 

Deputy  Cleek.— SANDS  W.  FORMAN;  salary  $1,800  per 
annum. 

AsBiST.iNT  Clerks.— William  T.  Patterson  and  James  S. 
Thompson  ;  salary,  $1,800  per  annum  each. 


Ser«eant-at-Arm8.— ROBERT  B.  BARTLETT  ;  salary  $1,200  per  annum. 


Members. 


First  Ward— WILLIAM  H.  BODFISH, 


Second 

Third 

Fourth 

Fifth 

Sixth 


JOHN  McKEW. 
JOHN  SHIRLEY, 
JOHN  H.  CARMANY, 
HENRY  MOLINEUX, 
GEORGE  TORRENS, 


Seventh  Ward- GEORGE  B.  BRADFORD, 
Eighth        "        CHARLES  A.  FISHER, 
Ninth         "        OLIVER  MERRILL, 
Tenth         "        HENRY  B.  RUSS, 
Eleventh    "        N.  C.  PARRISH, 
Twelfth      "        JOHN  F.  KENNEDY. 


STANDING  COMMITTEES.— Judiciary— Bodfish,  Bradford,  Molineux.  Finance  and  Auditing— Moli- 
neux,  Russ,  Carmany.  Fire  Department — Bradford,  Parrish,  Merrill.  Streets,  Wharves,  etc. — Parrish, 
Kennedy,  McKew.  Public  Buildings— Kennedy,  Carmany,  Parrish.  Water  and  Water  Supplies— Carmany, 
Molineux,  Kemedy,  Bradford,  Bodfish.  Health  and  Police,  and  House  of  Correction — Merrill,  Torrene, 
Rubs,  Parrish,  Shirley.  License  and  Orders— Shirley,  Bodfish.  Fisher.  Hospital— Russ,  Merrill,  Fisher. 
Printing  and  Salaries— Russ,  Carmany,  McKew.  Industrial  School— McKew,  Shirley,  Bradford,  Bodfish, 
Merrill.  Street  Lights— Fisher,  Kennedy,  Russ,  Parrish,  Torrens.  Outside  Lands— Torrens,  Bradford,  Car- 
many,  McKew,  Shirley. 

BOARD    OF    EDUCATION. 

Term  of  office,  two  years  ;  expires  first  Monday  in  December,  1883.  No  compensation.  Meetings,  first 
and  third  Fridays  of  each  mouth, 

Prebidest- J.  C.  STUBBS.  Secretary— George  Beanston ;  salary,  $2,4qo  per  annum.  Assistant  Secre- 
tary—George W.  Wade;  $1,500  per  aunum.  Clerk— Lewis  C.  Ferguson;  $1,200  per  annum.  Messenger- 
George  A.  Lowney  ;  $600  per  annum. 

Superintendent  of  Common  Schools— JOHN  \V.  TAYLOR;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum. 
Deputy  Superintendent  -DUDLEY  C.  STONE ;  appointed  by  the  Superintendent ;  salary,  $3,000  per 
annum. 

Members. 
J.  C.  STUBBS,  JAMES  H.  CULVER,  H.  M.  FISKE,  M.  D., 

JOSEPH  S.  BACON,  T.  B.  DeWITT.  M.  D.,  B.  F.  STERETT, 

JULIUS  BANDMANN,  HORACE  D.  DUNN,  DAVID  STERN, 

E.  J.  BOWEN,  W.  B.  ewer,  B.  F.  WEBSTER. 

STANDING  COMMITTEES— Classification— Fiske,  Ewer,  DeWitt,  Stubbs.  Taylor.  Rules  and  Regulft- 
tions— DeWitt,  Fiske,  Stern,  Stubbs.  Credentials  and  Qualifications  of  Teachers— Bacon,  Bowen,  Band- 
maun,  Stubbs,  Taylor.  School  Houses  and  Sites— Ewer,  Culver,  Webster.  Salaries— Bandmann,  DeWitt, 
Bowen.  Furniture  and  Supplies^Oulver,  Stern,  Webster.  Judiciary— Dunn,  Bacon,  Fiske.  Finance- 
Stern,  Sterett,  Culver,  DeWitt.  Printing— Sterett,  Dunn,  Stern.  Janitors— Bowen,  Sterett,  Bandmann, 
Stubbs,  Taylor.     Visiting— Webster,  Bacon,  Ewer,  Dunn. 


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58  SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


CITY  AND  COUNTY  OFFICERS.  • 

SUPERIOR  COURTt— Department  No.  1.— Judge— THOMAS  K.  WILSON;  term  expires  January,  1887 ; 
salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— J.  H.  W.  Riley;  salary,  fees.  No.  2.— Judge— JEREMIAH  F.  SULLI- 
VAN ;  term  expires  January,  1885  ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— Thomas  R.  Knox ;  salary,  fees. 
No.  3.— Judge— JAMES  M.  ALLEN  (Presiding  Judge);  term  expires  January,  1883;  salary,  .S4,000  per 
annum.  Reporter— J.  G.  Allen  ;  salary,  fees.  No.  4.— Judge— J.  A.  WAYMIRE  ;  term  expires  January,  1883  ; 
salary,  S4,000  per  annum.  Reporter — Harrison  A.  Jones;  salary,  fees.  No.  5. — Judge — JOHN  HUNT  Jr.; 
term  expires  January,  1885;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— George  H.  Maxwell;  salary,  fees.  No. 
6.— Judge— M.  A.  EDMONDS ;  term  expires  January,  1887  ;  salary,  84,000  per  annum.  Reporter- C.  F. 
Reynolds  ;  salary,  fees.  No.  7, — Judge— OLIVER  P.  EVANS  ;  term  expires  January,  1885  ;  salary,  $4,000  per 
annum.  Reporter— Hervey  Darneal ;  salary,  fees.  No.  8.— Judge— F.  W.  LAWLER ;  term  expires  January, 
1887  ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— C.  A.  Sumner;  salary,  fees.  No.  9.— (Probate)— Judge— JOHN  F. 
FINN  ;  term  expires  January,  1887  ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— William  A.  Maxwell ;  salary,  fees. 
NO.  10.— (Special)— Judge— CHARLES  HALSEY  ;  term  expires  January,  1883  ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.— Re- 
porter- C.  W.  Gearhart ;  salary,  fees.  No.  11.— (Criminal)— Judge— THOMAS  W.  FREELON  ;  term  expires 
January,  1883;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— B.  C.  Brown;  salary,  fees.  No.  12.— (Criminal)  — 
Judge— ROBERT  FERRAL ;  term  expires  January,  1885 ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Reporter— Charles  C. 
Klnsey ;  salary,  fees. 

POLICE  COURT  No.  1.- Judge— HALE  RIX ;  salary,  $4,006  per  annum.  Prosecuting  Attorney— E.  W. 
Blaney  ;  term  regulated  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  ;  $3,000  per  annum.  Clerk — James  E.  Hughes  ;  term 
regulated  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  ;  $2,400  per  annum.  Clerk  Prosecuting  Attorney — R.  M.  Swain, 
$1,500  per  annum.  Interpreters — Louis  Locke.  Chinese  ;  Joseph  A.  Becsey,  French  and  Spanish  ;  Ernest  C. 
Stock,  German  ;  Andrew  Glover,  Italian,  Slavonic  and  Portuguese  ;  $1,500  per  annum  each. 

POLICE  COURT  No.  2.— Judge— SIMON  R08ENBAUM ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Prosecuting  Attor- 
ney—John N.  E.  Wilson  ;  salary,  $3,000  per  annum.     Clerk— Joseph  F.  Bradford  ;  salary,  $1,800  per  annum. 

JUSTICES'  COURTS  —  Justices— J.  C.  PENNIE,  (Presiding  Justice) ,  J.  H.  Ryan,  E.  Gillson,  J.  D.  Con- 
nolly, and  F.  M.  Clough  ;  salaries.  Presiding  Justice,  $2,700  per  annum  ;  Associates,  $2,400  per  annum  each. 
Clerk— W.  E.  Lamb ;  $2,400  per  annum.  Deputy  Clerks— P.  Deveney  and  Jere.  J.  Driscoll ;  $1,200  per  annum 
each.    Janitor— John  McHardy  Hay  ;  $900  per  annum. 

City  and  County  Attokney  and  Counselor — JABEZ  F.  COWDEKY  ;  salary,  $5,000  per  annum.  Assist- 
ants^R.  L.  Behre,  $1,800  per  annum  ;  John  A.  Reichert,  $1,500  per  annum. 

District  Attorney— L.  E.  PRATT  ;  salary,  $5,000  per  annum.  First  Assistant— Frank  M.  Stone  ;  $3,600 
per  annum.  Second  Assistant — Hugh  K.  McJunken  ;  $3,000  per  annum.  Clerk — George  H.  Perry;  $1,800 
per  annum.    Assistant  Clerk — O.  C.  Pratt ;  $1,500  per  annum. 

Chief  of  Police— PATRICK  CROWLEY ;  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Police  Commissioners ;  salary, 
$4,000  per  annum.  Clerk— Alfred  Clarke,  $1,800  per  annum.  Property  Clerk— William  CuUen  ;  $1,800  per 
annum. 

County  Clerk— DAVID  WILDER,  and  ex-officio  Clerk  of  the  Superior  Court ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum. 
Deputies— James  D.  Ruggles,  Charles  E.  Nougues,  William  B.  Smith,  Theodore  B.  Ross,  Thomas  H.  Merrv, 
John  M.  Days,  James  W.  Elder,  John  F.  Boden,  George  H.  Pippy,  Frederick  A.  Elliott,  John  F.  Farren,  Bert 
McNiilty,  Frank  K.  Skelly,  M.  J.  McGrath,  David  Schindler,  John  H.  Harney,  Charles  E.  Smith,  W.  S.  Law- 
ton.  Frank  W.  Butterfield,  Charles  P.  Coey,  Benjamin  M.  Guun,  H.P.  Tricou,  George  Atkinson,  George  T. 
Emerson,  James  Kipp,  J.  G.  Boyne,  fl.  Toelken,  A.  J.  Raisch,  Charles  Z.  Soule,  Owen  Thorn,  A.  Kronberg, 
Max  Horwinski,  Henry  Lunstedt,  Dudley  H.  Haskell  Jr.,  James  L.  Homer  and  John  R.  Daly.  Copyists— 
E.  Z.  Brodbwski,  William  Cameron,  John  F.  Davis,  J.  E.  Davis,  George  H.  A.  Dimpfel,  Edward  Ewald  Jr., 
A.  Flske,  William  M.  Gillespie,  Edward  D.  Hall,  Frederick  D.  Hall,  William  Ilorton,  Mason  C.  Wilson,  P.  H. 
Kenny,  Leonard  G.  Jordan,  William  J.  Keightley,  M.  Page- Minor,  James  B.  Mulcahy,  D.  F.  O'Learv,  E.  L. 
Perkins  and  Samuel  Tevis. 

Sheriff— JOHN  SEDGWICK  ;  salary,  $8,000  per  annum.  Under  Sheriff— A.  H.  Wands,  $2,400  per  annum. 
Bookkeeper— Levi  P.  Peck,  $H,000  per  annum.  Assistant  Bookkeeper— R.  V.  Croskey,  $1,200  per  annum 
Deputies— W.  W.  Greonhood,  C.  O.  Burton,  Elisha  Kennarson,  Walter  Smith,  W.  Irvin  Floyd,  J.  F.  Sullivan, 
James  Deane,  Sylvester  A.  Sniffln,  H.  Droste,  Henry  Blum  Jr.,  Dorsan  Nichols,  J.  E.  Greene,  Charles  Salt- 
man,  W.  T.  Haverly,  Oilman  Gale,  Henry  Marx,  James  J.  Meagher,  John  W.  Bourdet,  H.  J.  McCormick,  H. 
W.  Schwerln.  Henry  Gille,  Jerome  Stevenson,  J.  J.  Crowley  and  John  A.  Shepston.  Chief  Jailer  County 
Jail— Julius  C.  Green.  Jailers— J.  W.  McKenzie,  J.  J.  Dunn,  James  O'Donnell,  John  Russell,  Peter  Connolly, 
Robert  Christy,  Ed.  Gilleran  and  A.  Bahrs.     Matron  County  Jail— Mrs.  Martha  Little. 

Recorder -JOHN  W.  CHERRY;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  Chief  Deputy— William  T.  Atwood,  $3,000 
per  annum.  Deputies— R.  D.  Blauvelt  and  W.  P.  Merriam.  Mortgage  Clerk-H.  F.  Morris.  Copyists-E.  A. 
\\il8on  W.  H.  Voorhees,  Alexander  Irvine,  Clay  M.  Greene,  Charles  H.  Collins,  J.  B.  Emmal  Jr.,  Harvey 
Burdell,  O.  F.  Salomon,  M.  Warschauer,  Mrs.  Emma  Bell,  Miss  Josephine  T.  Bigley,  Miss  Valence  V.  Bloch, 
Miss  Gussie  Gray,  Miss  Carrie  B.  Laidley,  Miss  Kittle  I.  F.  Soule,  Miss  Ella  F.  White  and  Miss  A.  H.  Har- 
low.    Porters— Hermann  Tietjen  and  George  W.  Dennis. 

.„r,^^^"n^~^™.^7  ^^iV^^^J^EL;    salary,  $4,000  per  annum.    Deputy- William   Stelling.  $3,000  per 
annum.     Clerks-John  F.  Klenck,  $1,800  per  annum  ;  P.  J.  Hupers,  $1,500  per  annum. 

r,.,.  T!^t*^"*'''^~'?'\*'?l^-  l^'II^BER  ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.     Chief  Deputy-Adolphus  A.  Hobe,  $3,000 
per  annum.    Assistant  Deputy-Jacob  Widber,  $2,100  per  annum.     Clerk-Jerome  Deasy,  $1,200  per  annum. 

Office  Depu- 

George  Burgess, 

Chief  Drafts- 

er  annum. 

^        „  ...  . employed. 

400^Lr  8nnum""^^^?.?^^■T^v'?Jf '  ^V'!^''^'  ^■^°'^  ^^  ''""""^-  ^^''^  Deputy- William  J.  Gavigan, 
d^  ^  «  annum.  Cashler-L.  J.  Welch,  $2,400  per  annum.  Deputies-Henry  Hart,  D.  J.  Gordon  and 
lomas  B.  Cunnmgham,  $1,800  per  annum  each.    Porter-James  W.  Hanna,  $840  per  apniim. 


i„„  ,.„loJ^  Court  was  organized  in  January,  1880,  after  the  adoption  of  the  new  Constitution  and  the  follow- 
ing named  Courts  abolished  ;  Fourth,  Twelfth,  Fifteenth,  Nineteenth  and  Twenty-third  District  Countv 
Probate,  Municipal  Court  of  Appeals,  Municipal  Criminal  and  City  Criminal.  District,  County, 

threl  Keu^Ta'rDemUlls''  II  JlV.oT^r^^  ^n7»,°''''  ?*^*"  1"^  "^  ^^^^  deputy , at  a  salary  of  $200  per  month  each  ; 
TifoL*^  .     ,;       1  '    .    1     .''^^'^  month  each;  and  extra  Clerks,  when  employed,  $160  per  month  each 

The  entire  annual  amount  of  salaries  for  his  Deputies  and  Clerks  not  to  exceed  $12,000. 


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MUNICIP.YL   GOVEENMENT.  59 


Pake  Commissioners— LOUIS  McLANE  (President) ,  'William  Alvord  and  Oliver  Eldridge  ;  uo  compensa- 
tion. Engineer— City  and  County  Surveyor  (ex  officio) ,  no  compensation.  Secretary — E.  H.  Sheldon  ;  salary, 
$1,200  per  annum.     Superintendent — Francis  P.  Hennessy,  $2,400  per  annum. 

BoAED  OF  Health— Members  :  THE  MAYOR  (President),  and  Doctors  J.  C.  Murphy,  James  Simpson, 
William  A.  Douglass,  and  Henry  Gibbons,  Jr. ;  no  compensation. 

BoABD  CiTT  Hall  Commissionebs— MAYOR  (ez  officio),  Auditor  (ex  officio) ,  City  and  Coimty  Attorney 
(ex  officio)  ;  salary,  §1,200  per  annum  each.  Secretary— Henry  Bartling,  $2,400  per  annimi.  Architect^E. 
A.  Hathertou,  $3,000  per  annum. 

Commissioners  of  Insanity- ISAAC  S.  TITUS,  M.D.,  (President),  Geo.  A.  Reich,  M.D.,  L.  J.  Henry,  M.D., 
A.  P.  Hayne,  M.D. ;  salary,  iees. 

Office  Health  Department- Health  Officer— J.  L.  MEARES,  M.  D.;  salary,  §3,000  per  annum.  Quaran- 
tine Officer. — William  M.  Lawlor,  M.D.,  $1,800  per  annum.  Secretary — John  Hoesch,  $2,100  per  annum. 
W.  H.  A.  Hodgdon,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Secretary;  $1,200  per  annum.  Health  Inspectors— Scott  Elder,  Edward 
F.  Drum,  H.  J.  Burns,  George  Decker,  R.  E.  Chapman  and  Daniel  S.  Culp,  $1,200  per  annum  each.  Market 
Inspector— Jacob  Wray,  $1,200  per  annum.  Superintendent  of  Disinterments — Daniel  Haulon,  $900  per  an- 
num.    Messenger— William  Hoesch,  $900  per  annum. 

Alms  House  and  Hospital — Superintendent — M.  J.  KEATING  ;  salary,  $2,400  per  annum.  Matron — Mrs. 
M.  J.  Keating,  $720  per  annum.     Resident  Physician — S.  R.  Gerry,  $1,500  per  annum. 

City  and  County  Hospital — Superintendent  Physician— ISAAC  S.  TITUS;  salary,  $2,400  per  annum. 
Resident  Physician— Page  Brown,  $1..W0  jjer  annum.  House  Physicians — John  H.  Sheets,  William  H.  Gris- 
•wald,  A.  A.  Stoneberger  and  J.  P.  LeFevre.  Visiting  Physicians— W.  F.  McNutt  and  Henry  Gibbons,  Sr., 
$1,200  per  annum  each.  Visiting  Surgeons. — W.  A.  Douglass  and  R.  A.  McLean,  $1,200  per  annum  each. 
Apothecary— William  Greenberg,  $1,200  per  annum.  Steward — Robert  Bell,  $1,500  per  annum.  Terms  regu- 
lated by  the  Board  of  Health. 

TwENTY-srxTH   STREET   HOSPITAL— Resident  Physician. —JOHN  W.  FOYE,    salary,    $1,800  per  annum,  j    QJQ 
Steward — Jeremiah  Sullivan,  $600  per  annum. 

Industrial  School  (Transferred  to  the  control  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  April  9,  1872,  by  Act  of  the 
Legislature)— Superiutendent—J.  F.  MoLAUGHLIN  ;  salary,  $1,680  per  annum.  Assistant  Superintendent- 
E.  Barthrop,  $1,080  per  annum.  Teachers- J.  C.  Robinson,  $1,080  per  annum;  B.  F.  Catlin,  $960  per  annum. 
Teacher  Music— J.  C.  Kemp,  $780  per  annum.  Foreman  Shoe  Shop— M.  McLaughlin,  $780  per  annum.  Fore- 
man Tailor  Shop— A.  P.  McCarthy,  $780  per  annum.  Gardener — .John  Beatty,  $480  per  annum.  Teamster — 
Frank  Reynolds,  $600  per  anniim.  Laundryman— J.  J.  Maloney,  $60U  per  annum.  Farmer — A.  Sullivan,  $600 
per  annum.  Carpenter— Dana  T.  Lamb,  $780  per  annum.  Steward— Charles  H.  Warren,  $780  per  annum. 
Matron— Mrs.  J.  F.  McLaughlin,  $600  per  annum.  Seamstress— Mrs.  Nellie  Harris,  ,$360  per  annum.  Visiting 
Physician — Benjamin  D.  Dean,  $900  per  annum. 

House  of  Correction— Superintendent.-MORRIS  W.  DAVIS  ;  salary,  $1,800  per  annum.  Assistant  Su- 
perintendent-Robert Dorland,  $1,200  per  annum.  Matron— Mrs.  E.  A.  O'Connor,  $600  per  annum.  Twenty- 
one  Guards,  who  receive  $660  per  annum  each. 

Gas  Inspector.— ROBERT  C.  AMES  ;   salary,  $1,800  per  annum. 

Superintendent  City  Cemetery— ALBERT  P.  STANYAN  ;  salary,  $900  per  annum. 

Gardeners  Public  Squares- DANIEL  HORGAN  (chief)  ;  salary,  $1,200  per  annum ;  William  Jansen, 
Thomas  M.  Frisbie,  -John  Duane,  William  Johnson  and.  David  McCrory ;  $900  per  annum  each. 

Gate  Keeper  Pioneer  Park — Augustus  Tieroff;  salary,  $480  per  annum. 

Watchman  Old  City  Hall— W.  O.  Southwick  ;  salary,  .$960  per  annum.  1    ^ 

Watchman  New  City  Hall— James  McLeod  (night)  ;  salary,  $960  per  annum  ;  William  Armstrong  (day)   |    Q 
$900  per  annum.  ,    JJ 


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License  Collector*— D.  R.  McNEILL  ;  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  salary,  $3,000  per 
anniun.  Deputy— M.  C.  Conroy,  $1,800  per  annum.  Assistant  Collectors— P.  F.  DuFlon,  D.  R.  Lockwood,  H. 
W.  Fraser,  George  E.  Lewis,  M.  J.  O'Reilly,  Thomas  Bryan,  Francis  J.  Byrne,  Andrew  Spaulding,  William 
Hynes,  W.  E.  Eakin,  A.  P.  Wilson,  W.  Lipman,  John  Fargue,  A.  E.  Buckingham,  James  C.  McGlynn  and  Paul 

Mitchell,  $1,51)0  per  annum  each.  j  ^ 

Registr.4,r  of  Voters— JOSEPH  L.  THARP ;  appointed  by  the  Governor;    salary,  $3,600  per  annum.  1  C5 

Chief  Clerk— W.  H.  Holmes,  $1,800  per  annimi.    Deputy— Henry   Marshall,   $1,800  per   annum.     Clerk  and  [  M 

Messenger— H.  P.  Parker,  $1,500  per  annum.  '  ri 

Surveyor  t— WILLIAM  P.  HUMPHREYS ;  salary,  $500  per  annum  andjfees.    Deputies— Charles  S.  Til-  ^ 

ton  and  George  R.  Turner.  -  ^ 

Superintendent  Public  Streets  and  HiomvAYS- ROBERT  J.  GRAHAM ;   salary,  $4,000  per  annum.  !  ^ 

Chief  Deputy— R.  A.  Robinson,  $2,400  per  annum    Deputies— Daniel   McLeod,  W.  J.  Harrington,   $2,400  per  j  ^ 

annum  each  ;  C.  G.  Jackson,  S.  N.  Roberts,  John  D.  Daly,  Henry  W.  Gray,  $1,800  per  annum   each  ;  John  i  ^ 

Denn,  James  Dever,  James  Waterman,  Edward  McCormick  and  William  G.  Cue,  $1,500  per  annum-each.  W 

Coroner— F.  L.  WEEKS,  M.  D.;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum.    Deputies— D.  A.  Smith,  $1,800  per  annum,  * 

and  John  G.  Lockwood,  $1,1500  per  annum.     Messenger — John  McCarthy,  $900  per  annum.  M 

Public  Administrator- WALTER  M.  LEMAN  ;  salary,  fees.    Attorney— Frank  J.  French;  salary,  fees.  |  h^ 

City  Physiclan— CHABLES  BLACH  ;    salary  $1,800  per    annum.      Police  Surgeon— S.   S.  Stambough,  ,  P 

$1,200  per  annum.  (  O 

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Pound  Keeper— RUDOLPH  LOSSIUS  ;  salary,  $900  per  annum  and  fees.  !  »-• 

Fire   Department  Comjiissionees- —EDWARD  B.   COTTER  (President),    Edward  Flaherty,  Frank  Q.  j? 

Edwards,  Frederick  C.  Siebe  and  John  Mason  ;  no  compensation.     Clerk— Ezekiel  B.  Vreeland  ;  salary,  $1,800  j  ^ 
per  annum.     Janitor  and  Messenger — George  W.  L.  Post,  $900  per  annum. 

Fire  Alarm    and    Police    Telegraph— Superintendent— JOHN  CURRAN  ;    term   regulated  by  the  •  03 

Board  of  Supervisors  ;  salary  $2,400  per  annum.     Operators— William  Morton,  Alfred  Clarke,  Jr.,  and  E.  H.  |  0 

Reese,   $1,500  per  annum   each.    Line  Repairers — William   E.   Ackerson,  $1,200  per  annum  ;  Antone  Chris-  !  O 

tiansen  and  Daniel  Shay,  $1,080  per  annum  each.  ^ 

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*  The  Act  of  the  Legislature,  April  3d,  1876,  authorizes  the  Collector  of  Licenses  to  appoint,  with  the 
advice  and  consent  of  the  Mayor,  Auditor  and  Treasurer,  as  many  Assistant  Collectors  of  Licenses  as  they 
may  deem  necessary,  not  to  exceed  twelve,  to  hold  their  offices  during  the  pleasure  of  the  Collector  of 
Licenses. 

t  The  County  Surveyor  receives  fees  for  surveying  private  property,  principally  street  work.  Salaries  of 
Deputies  and  Clerks  paid  by  the  Surveyor. 


mm,  MAPLE,  CHEERY  '°'"'  ""°"'«'"^-°'"-  -SSpearS. 


Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  SI  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  CI. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


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SAN   FEANCISCO   DIKECTORY. 


Election  Districts. 


state  Congressional. 

FiBST  D18TKICT.— The  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
Cisco. 

Second  District.— The  counties  of  Contra  Costa, 
Alameda,  San  Joaquin,  Calaveras,  Amador,  El  Dorado, 
Sacramento,  Placer,  Nevada,  Alpine  and  Tuolumne. 

Thibd  Distbict. — The  counties  of  Marin,  Sonoma, 
Napa,  Lake,  Solano,  Yolo,  Sutter,  Yuba,  Sierra,  Butte, 
Plumas,  Lassen,  Tehama,  Colusa,  Mendocino,  Hum- 
boldt, Trinity,  Shasta,  Modoc.  Siskiyou,  and  Del 
Norte. 

Foubth  District.— San  Diego,  Los  Angeles,  San  Be- 
nito, San  Bernardino,  Santa  Barbara,  Ventura,  San 
Luis  Obispo,  Tulare,  Monterey,  Fresno,  Kern,  Mer- 
ced, Mariposa,  Stanislaus,  Santa  Clara,  Santa  Cruz, 
San  Mateo.  Mono  and  Inyo. 

Senatorial  and  Assembly. 

Eighth  District. —  The  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  and  the  County  of  San  Mateo  shall  be  the 
Eighth  Senatorial  District,  and  shall  elect  one  Sena- 
tor ;  the  County  of  San  Mateo  shall  elect  one  member 
of  the  Assembly. 

Ninth  District. — Commencing  at  a  point  where  the 
southerly  line  of  United  States  Military  Reservation, 
known  as  the  "Presidio  Reservation,"  intersects  with 
the  waters  of  the  Pacific  Ocean  ;  thence  meandering 
along  the  waters  of  said  ocean  and  the  waters  of  the 
Bay  of  San  Francisco,  northerly,  easterly,  and  south- 
erly, to  the  point  where  Washington  street  intersects 
with  said  Bay  ;  thence  weeterly  along  said  Washington 
street,  to  its  intersection  with  First  avenue  ;  thence 
northerly,  along  said  avenue,  to  its  intersection  with 
the  southerly  boundary  line  to  said  "  Presidio  Reser- 
vation ;"  thence  westerly  and  along  the  southerly 
boundary  line  of  the  said  "Presidio  Reservation,"  to 
its  intersection  with  the  Pacific  Ocean,  and  the  point 
of  beginning,  shall  be  the  Ninth  Senatorial  District, 
and  shall  elect  two  Senators  and  four  members  of  the 
Assembly. 

Tenth  District.— Commencing  at  a  point  where 
the  southerly  boundary  line  of  the  "Presidio  Reserva- 
tion" intersects  with  the  waters  of  the  Pacific  Ocean; 
thence  easterly  and  along  the  southerly  boundary  line 
of  said  "Presidio  Reservation"  to  the  point  where 
First  Avenue  Intersects  with  said  boundary  line; 
thence  southerly  along  said  First  avenue  to  the  point 
where  Washington  street  intersects  with  said  First 
avenue ;  thence  easterly  along  said  Washington 
street  to  its  intersection  with  the  waters  of  the  Bay 
of  San  Francisco  ;  thence  southerly  along  the  line  of 
said  Bay  to  the  point  of  Intersection  of  Market  street 
with  said  Bay;  thence  westerly  along  said  Market 
street  to  the  point  where  Geary  street  intersects  with 
said  Market  .street;  thence  westerly  along  said  Geary 
street  to  where  It  connects  with  the  Point  Lobos  Toll 
Road;  thence  along  said  Point  Lobos  Toll  Road,  and 
said  toll  road  produced  in  a  direct  line  to  the  Pacific 
Ocean;  thence  northerly  along  said  ocean  to  the  point 
of  beginning,  shall  be  the  Tenth  Senatorial  District, 
and  shall  elect  two  Senators  and  four  members  of  the 
Assembly. 

Eleventh  Dlstrict.— Commencing  at  a  point  on  the 
line  of  Market  street  where  Fourth  street  intersects 
with  said  Market  street;  thence  easterly,  and  along 
said  Market  street  to  the  waters  of  t be  Bay  of  San 
Francisco;  thence  southerly  and  southwesterly  along 
the  line  of  the  waters  of  said  Bay,  to  a  point  where 
Fourth  stri^et  intersects  with  said  Bay  ;  thence  north- 
erly along  the  line  of  said  Fourth  street  to  the  point 
of  beginning,  shall  be  the  Eleventh  Senatorial  Dis- 
trict, and  shall  elect  two  Senators  and  four  members 
of  the  Assembly. 

Twklkth  District.- Commencing  at  the  intersec- 
tion of  Larkin  and  Genry  streets,  and  running  thence 
easterly  along  said  Geary  street  to  its  intersection 
with  Market  street;  thence  southwesterly  along  the 
line  of  said  Market  street  to  tlie  point  of  Intersection 
of  Fourth  street  with  said  Market  street ;  thence 
southerly  along  said  Fourth  street  to  the  point  of  its 
Intersection  with  Channel  street;  thence  southwest- 
erly along  said  Channel  street  to  the  point  of  its  In- 


tersection with  Eighth  street;  thence  northerly  along 
said  Eighth  street  to  the  point  of  its  intersection  with 
Market  street;  thence  southwesterly  along  said  Market 
street  to  the  point  of  the  intersection  of  Larkin  street 
with  said  Market  street ;  thence  northerly  along  said 
Larkin  street  to  the  point  of  beginning,  shall  be  the 
Twelfth  Senatorial  District,  and  shall  elect  two  Sena- 
tors and  four  members  of  the  Assembly. 

Thirteenth  District.- Commencing  at  a  point 
where  the  Point  Lobos  Toll  Road  produced  in  a  direct 
line  westerly  intersects  with  the  waters  of  the  Pacific 
Ocean,  and  running  thence  easterly  along  said  Point 
Lobos  Toll  Road  to  the  point  of  its  connection  with 
Geary  street;  thence  along  said  Geary  street  easterly 
to  its  intersection  with  Larkin  street;  thence  south- 
erly along  said  Larkin  street  to  the  point  of  its  inter- 
section with  Market  street;  thence  northerly  along 
said  Market  street  to  the  point  where  Eighth  stree't 
intersects  with  said  Market  street;  thence  southeast- 
erly along  said  Eighth  street  to  its  intersection  with 
Channel  street;  thence  northeasterly  along  said  Chan- 
nel street  to  the  point  of  its  intersection  with  Fourth 
street ;  thence  southeasterly  along  said  Fourth  street 
to  the  point  of  its  intersection  with  the  Bay  of  San 
Francisco;  thence  southerly  along  the  line  of  the 
waters  of  said  bay  to  the  point  of  intersection  of  the 
boundary  line  between  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  and  the  County  of  San  Mateo  with  the  wa- 
ters of  said  bay  ;  thence  westerly  along  said  boundary 
line  to  the  point  of  its  intersection  with  the  Pacific 
Ocean;  thence  northerly  along  the  line  of  said  ocean 
to  the  point  of  beginning,  shall  be  the  Thirteenth 
Senatorial  District,  and  shall  elect  two  Senators  and 
four  members  of  the  Assembly. 

City  and  County. 

First  Ward. — Bounded  by  the  waters  of  the  Bay  of 
San  Francisco  on  the  north  and  east ;  by  the  north 
line  of  Washington  street  on  the  south  ;  by  the  east 
line  of  Kearny  street  on  the  west ;  including  the 
islands  in  the  Bay. 

Number  of  Voting  Precincts — eight. 

Second  Wabd. — Bounded  by  the  waters  of  the  Bay 
of  San  Francisco  on  the  north  ;  by  the  west  line  of 
Kearny  street  on  the  east ;  by  the  north  line  of  Val- 
lejo  street  on  the  south  ;  by  the  east  line  of  Larkin 
street  on  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts — nine. 

Third  Ward.— Bounded  by  the  south  line  of  Wash- 
ington street  on  the  north,  by  the  waters  of  the  Bay 
of  San  Francisco,  and  the  northerly  line  of  Market 
street  on  the  east ;  by  the  north  line  of  California 
street  on  the  south,  and  the  east  line  of  Kearny  street 
on  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts — three. 

Fourth  Ward.— Bounded  by  the  south  line  of  Val- 
lejo  street  on  the  north,  by  the  west  line  of  Kearny 
street  on  the  east,  by  the  north  line  of  Washington 
street  on  tne  south,  and  by  the  east  line  of  Larkin 
street  on  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts — eight. 

Fifth  Ward.— Bounded  by  the  south  line  of  Cali- 
fornia street  on  the  north  ;  by  the  northerly  line  of 
Market  street  on  the  southeast ;  and  by  the  east  line 
of  Kearny  street  on  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts— Two. 

Sixth  Ward.- Bounded  by  the  south  line  of  Wash- 
ington street  on  the  north  by  the  west  line  of  Kearny 
street  on  the  east ;  by  the  north  line  of  Pine  street  on 
the  south  ;  and  by  the  east  line  of  Larkin  street  on  the 
west. 

Number  of  Precincts— six. 

Seventh  Ward. — Bounded  by  the  southerly  line  of 
Market  street  on  the  north-west ;  by  the  waters  of  the 
Bay  of  San  Francisco  on  the  north-east ;  by  the  north- 
erly line  of  Harrison  street  on  the  south-east ;  and  by 
the  easterly  line  of  Second  street  on  the   south-west. 

Number  of  Precincts — eight. 

Eighth  Ward. — Bounded  by  the  south  line  of  Pine 
street  on  the  north  ;  by  the  we.st  line  of  Kearny  street 
on  the  east ;  by  the  northerly  line  of  Market  street  on 
the  south-east ;  and  by  the  east  line  of  Larkin  street 
On  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts— eighteen. 

Ninth  Ward.— Bounded  by  the  southerly  line  of 
Harrison  street  on  the  north-west ;  by  the  waters  of 
the  bay  of  San  Francisco  on  the  north-east  and  east ; 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  BraTerman  &  J^exj 

119    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WAMHISrO   CAlil^RD  FOR  ANH  DEI^ITEBKO. 

«>FF1CE,   048   9IARKKT  STREET. 


POLICE  DEPARTMENT. 


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by  the  northerly  line  of  Channel  street  on  the  south- 
east ;  and  by  the  easterly  line  of  Seventh  street  on 
the  south-west. 

Number  of  Precincts — ten. 

Tenth  Wabd. — Bounded  by  the  southerly  line  of 
Market  street  on  the  north-west ;  by  the  westerly  line 
of  Second  street  on  the  north-east ;  by  the  northerly 
line  of  Harrison  street  on  the  south-east ;  and  by  the 
easterly  line  of  Seventh  street  on  the  south-west. 

Number  of  Precincts — twenty-foiu:. 

Eleventh  WaiiD. — Bounded  by  the  southerly  line 
of  Ridley  street,  the  southerly  line  of  Ridley  street 
produced  due  west  to  the  Pacitic  Ocean,  the  southerly 
line  of  Market  street,  the  westerly  line  of  Seventh 
street,  and  the  southerly  line  of  Channel  street  on 
the  north  ;  by  the  waters  of  the  Bay  of  San  Francisco 
on  the  east ;  by  the  southerly  line  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  on  the  south  ;  and  by  the 
waters  of  the  Pacific  Ocean  on  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts — thirty-three. 

Twelfth  Ward. —  Bounded  by  the  waters  of  the 
Pacific  Ocean  and  the  waters  of  the  Bay  of  San  Fran- 
cisco on  the  north  ;  by  the  west  line  of  Larkin  street 
on  the  east ;  by  the  northerly  line  of  Market  street, 
the  north  line  of  Ridley  street,  and  the  north  line  of 
Ridley  street  produced  due  west  to  the  Pacific  Ocean 
on  the  south ;  and  by  the  waters  of  the  Pacific  Ocean 
on  the  west. 

Number  of  Precincts— twenty-four. 


Police  Departments^" 

Chief  of  Police.— PATRICK  CROWLEY. 

Commissioners. — George  W.  Beaver,  Colin  M.  Boyd, 
Asa  R.  Wells  and  the  Chief  of  Police  (ex-olHcio) . 

Captains  of  Police. — Isaiah  W.  Lees,  William  Y. 
Douglass,  John  Short,  A.  W.  Stone,  and  Leonard 
Guion. 

Clerk  Chief  of  Police. — Alfred  Clarke. 

Property  Clerk. — William  Cullen. 

Detectives. — John  Meagher,  John  Cofley,  William 
S.  Jones,  Nathaniel  L.  Jehu,  R.  J.  Whittaker,  Benja- 
min F.  Bohen,  Daniel  Cofi'ey,  J.  R.  Rogers,  Edward 
Byram,Amop  Bainbridge,  Robert  Hogan,aud  Christo- 
pher C.  Cox. 

Sergeants. — George  W.  Harman,  Abraham  Sharp, 
J.  W.  Shields,  T.  P.  Kingsbury,  Michael  Murray, 
Edward  Cohrn,  Michael  Fitzgerald,  Gideon  Thomp- 
son, William  L.  Coles,  William  E.  Hall,  Socrates  C. 
Fleming.  Thomas  D.  Barustead,  Thomas  Flanders, 
Bernard  Harter,  James  J.  Reeves,  George  Birdsall,  C. 
H.  Witham,  John  Duncan,  Charles  Nash,  Charles  Cul- 
len, C.  Martin,  R.  J.  Falls,  J.  T.  Wright,  M.  Lind- 
helmer,  Joseph  Melody,  Charles  W.  Armager,  J.  A. 
Wilson,  William  H.  Kentzel,  Thomas  R.  Longford, 
John  P.  McDermott,  Frederick  F.  Brown,  Charles 
Cook.  M.  Murphy,  Thomas  W.  Bethel,  T.  D.McKenna, 
Stephen  Bunner,  A.J.  Duulevy,  and  George  W.  Hogue. 

Corporals — P.  S.  Hagerty,  John  C.  Ayres,  A..  J. 
Houghtaling,  John  M.  Fltzgibbon,  Joseph  Bee,  James 
H.  Hutton,  William  D.  Hensley,  Watson  Nichols, 
Charles  Edelman,  and  John  Avan. 


*The  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  1877-78,  approved 
April  1,  1878,  authorizes  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
increase  the  police  force  in  their  discretion  to  any 
number  not  exceeding  four  hundred  in  all.  Number 
now  authorized  and  employed,  five  captains,  salary 
$1,800  per  annum  each;  one  clerk  of  Chief  of  Police, 
$1,800  per  annum;  one  jsroperty  clerk,  $1,800  per  an- 
num; twelve  detectives,  $1,500  per  annum  each; 
twentj'-five  sergeants,  $1,500  per  annum  each  ;  twelve 
corporals,  $1,404  per  annum  each:  two  hundred  and 
seventy-three  regular  patrolmen,  $1,224  per  annum 
each.  An  ordinance  has  recently  been  passed  in- 
creasing the  force  to  four  hundred,  the  limit  allowed 
by  law. 

The  sum  of  $24  per  year ($2  per  month)  is  deducted 
from  the  pay  of  every  member  of  the  force  fur  the 
creation  of  "The  Police  Life  and  Health  Insurance 
Fund." 


Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraphf 

Superintendent— John  Curran. 
Operators— Alfred  Clarke,  Jr.,  E.   H.  Reese,  and 
WiUiam  Morton. 

Kep.alrers.— William  E.  Ackerson,  Antone  Chris- 
tiansen and  Daniel  Shay. 


signal  box  stations. 

2— S.  W.  corner  Mason  and  Lombard. 

3 — S.  E.  comer  Stockton  and  Greenwich. 

4 — N.  W.  corner  Sansome  and  Greenwich. 

5 — N.  E.  corner  Battery  and  Union. 

6 — S.  E.  comer  Montgomery  and  Green. 

7 — S.  E.  corner  Kearny  and  Union. 

8 — S.  W.  comer  Powell  and  Union. 

9 — N.  E.  Corner  Dupont  and  Vallejo. 
12 — S.  W.  corner  California  and  Kearny. 
13 — S.  W.  corner  Front  and  Broadway. 
14 — S.  W.  comer  Stockton  and  Broadway. 
15 — S.  W.  comer  Clay  and  East. 
16 — N.  W.  comer  Mason  and  Pacific. 
17 — N.  E.  comer  Keamy  and  Pacific. 
18 — S.  W.  comer  Sansome  and  Jackson. 
19 — N.  E.  corner  Davis  and  Washington. 
21 — S.  E.  corner  Clay  and  Kearny. 
23— S.  E.  corner  Taylor  and  Clay. 
24 — S.  E.  comer  Clay  and  Powell. 
25 — N.  W.  corner  Washington  and  Dupont. 
26 — S.  E.  corner  Clay  and  Battery. 
27 — N.  W.  corner  Montgomery  and  Commercial. 
28 — S.  W.  corner  Piue  and  Dupont. 
29— N.  W.  corner  Stockton  and  California. 
31 — N.  W.  corner  Sansome  and  Halleck. 
32 — S.  W.  corner  California  and  Drumm. 
34 — S.  W.  corner  Mission  and  Steuart. 
35 — S.  E.  comer  Montgomerj'  and  Pine. 
36 — N.  W.  comer  Folsom  and  Steuart. 
37 — N.  W.  comer  Battery  and  Bush. 
38— S.  W.  corner  Market  and  Second. 
39 — N.  W.  comer  Howard  amd  Spear. 
41 — N.  W.  comt-r  Sutter  and  Jones. 
42 — S.  E.  corner  Geary  and  Mason. 
43 — O'Farrell,  near  Dupont. 
45 — S.  E.  corner  O'Farrell  and  Jones. 
46 — N.  W.  comer  Keamy  and  Sutter. 
47 — S.  W.  comer  Eddy  and  Powell. 
48 — S.  W.  comer  Geary  and  Kearny. 
49 — N.  W.  comer  Stockton  and  Sutter. 
51 — N.  W.  comer  Folsom  and  Beale. 
52 — S.  W.  comer  Mission  and  Fremont. 
53 — N.  side  King  bet  Second  and  Third. 
54 — Engine  House  No.  4,  Second,  near  Howard. 
56 — South  side  Bryant,  west  of  First. 
57 — N.  W.  corner  Brannan  and  Second. 
58 — N.  W.  corner  Folsom  and  First. 
59— P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  wharf,  foot  of  First. 
61— S.  W.  corner  Howard  and  Third. 
62 — S.  W.  comer  Mission  and  Fourth. 
63 — N.  E.  corner  Harrison  and  Fourth. 
64— S.  W.  corner  Howard  and  Fifth. 
65 — S.  W.  comer  Mission  and  Sixth. 
67 — N.  E.  comer  Harrison  and  Hawthorne. 
68 — N.  E.  comer  Brannan  and  Fourth. 
69— S.  W.  comer  Bryant  and  Third. 
71 — S.  W.  corner  Mission  and  Eleventh. 
72— S.  E.  corner  Mission  and  Thirteenth. 
73— S.  E.  comer  Howard  and  Eighth. 
74 — Engine  House  No.  7,  Sixteenth. 
75 — N.  W.  corner  Jones  and  McAllister. 
76— S.  W.  comer  Market  and  Hayes. 
78 — N.  E.  comer  Folsom  and  Ninth. 
79— N.  W.  comer  Folsom  and  Twelfth. 
81— S.  W.  corner  Franklin  and  Hayes. 
82— N.  E.  comer  Fulton  and  Gough. 
83— N.  E.  corner  Octavia  and  Oak. 
84 — Junction  Valencia  and  Market. 
85 — N.  E.  corner  Laguna  and  Hayes. 
80 — S.  W.  corner  Oak  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
87— S.  E.  comer  Haight  and  Webster. 
91— N.  E.  comer  Hyde  and  Turk. 
92— S.  E.  corner  Franklin  and  Turk. 
93 — N.  E.  corner  Jones  and  Turk. 
94— S.  E.  comer  Polk  and  Ellis.  •% 

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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


96— S.  W.  corner  Ellis  and  Taylor. 
123— S.  W.  comer  Hyde  and  Union. 
124— Pioneer  'SVooUu  Mills,  Black  Point. 
125 — N.  W.  comer  Filbert  and  Joues. 
126 — S.  E.  comer  Hyde  and  Wasliin^'ton. 
127 — S.  E.  comtT  Broadway  and  P(dk. 
128 — S.  E.  comer  Clay  and  Leavenworth. 
129— N.  W.  corner  Pacific  and  Leavenworth. 
132 — S.  W.  comer  Pine  and  Mason. 
134 — S.  E.  comer  Bush  and  Hyde. 
135— S.  E.  corner  Bush  and  Pulk. 
136 — N.  E.  corner  Post  and  Van  Ness  avenue. 
137 — N.  W.  corner  Post  and  Larkin. 
138 — S.  W.  comer  California  and  Larkin. 
139— S.  E.  comer  O'Farrell  and  Hyde. 
142— N.  E.  comer  Valencia  and  Twentieth. 
143— N.  E.  comer  Mission  and  Twenty-second. 
145 — N.  W.  comer  Folsom  and  Twenty-second. 
146— S.  W.  comer  Folsom  and  Sixteenth. 
147 — N.  E.  comer  Howard  and  Twentieth. 
148 — N.  E.  corner  Mission  and  Sixteenth. 
149 — S.  W.  comer  Folsom  and  Eighteenth. 
152 — N.W.  corner  Brannan  and  Eighth. 
153 — N.  W.  corner  Harrison  and  Seventh. 
154 — N.  W.  corner  Bryant  and  Sixth. 
156 — N.  E.  comer  Fourth  and  Berry. 
157 — South  side  Folsom,  east  of  Fourth 
158— South  side  Fols.im,  east  of  Fifth. 
159 — N.  W.  corner  Folsum  and  Sixth. 
162— S.  E.  comer  Pacific  and  Franklin. 
163 — N.  E.  comer  Sacramento  and  Franklin. 
164— S.  E.  comer  Clay  and  Polk. 
172 — S.  E.  comer  McAllister  and  Buchanan. 
173 — S.  TV.  corner  Ellis  and  Buchanan. 
174 — N.  E.  corner  Turk  and  Fillmore. 
175 — N.  E.  comer  Grove  and  Webster. 
176— N.  W.  corner  Post  and  Octavla. 
178 — N.  W.  corner  Buchanan  and  Geary. 
182 — N.  E.  comer  Sixth  and  Townsend. 
183— S.  E.  corner  Mission  and  Ei^'hth. 
192— N.  W.  corner  California  and  Front. 
193—8.  W.  comer  Hyde  and  Chestnut. 
194 — N.  W.  corner  Stockton  and  Francisco. 
213— S.  W.  corner  Bush  and  Buchanan. 
214 — S.  E.  corner  Bush  and  Steiner. 
215 — S.  W.  comer  Washiutrton  aud  Webster. 
216 — S.  E.  corner  Sacramento  and  Fillmore. 
217— S.  E.  comer  Bush  and  Devisadero. 
218— N.  E.  comer  Post  and  Fillmore. 
219— S.  E.  corner  Klbert  and  Fillmore. 
231 — N.  W.  comer  Howard  and  Twenty-fourth. 
234— N.  W.  comer  Harrison  and  Twenty-fourth. 
235— rS.  W.  Twenty-second  and  Potrero  Avenue 
236— N.  E.  comer  Mission  and  Twenty-sixth. 
2.37—8.  W.  corner  Twcuty-second  and  Dolores. 
238— N.  E.  corner  Santa  Clara  and  Potrero  avenue. 
241—8.  E.  corner  Gouf,'h  and  Bush. 
243 — N.  W.  corner  Clay  aud  Scott. 
245— S.  W.  comer  Gearj*  and  Steiner. 
246—8.  E.  corner  Gearv  and  Devisadero. 
247— N.  W.  corner  Turk  and  Scott. 
248— N.  E.  corner  Devisadero  and  Fulton. 
251— N.  E.  corner  Broadway  and  Octavia 
253 — N.  E.  corner  Union  and  Laguna 
254— N.  E.  corner  Union  and  Pierce. 
261 — S.  W.  Corner  Stevenson  and  Ecker. 
271— S.  W.  corner  Seventeenth  and  Church. 
273— Eighteenth,  east  of  Castro. 
274— N.W.  corner  Twenty-fourth  and  Guerrero. 
27.5— Corner  Twenty-fourth  and  Church. 
281— San  Bruno  Road  and  Twentv-eighth. 

28:J— Corner  Twenty-eighth  and  Church. 

284— Comer  Twenty-ninth  and  Mission. 

291—8.  W.  corner  Jones  and  Vallejo. 

312 — N.  E.  comer  Jackson  and  Laguna. 

314 — S.  E.  corner  California  and  Laguna. 

321—8.  E.  comer  Pierce  and  California. 

324 — 8.  E.  corner  Sacramento  and  Brodcrlck. 

325—8.  E.  corner  Calif<.rnia  and  Central  avenue. 

326 — 8.  E.  comer  Sutter  and  Baker. 

341—8.  W.  corner  Ellis  and  Pierce. 

351 — N.  W.  corner  Montgomery  and  Broadway. 

361— S.  E.  comer  Ridley  and  Guerrero. 

SOUTH   SAN   FBANCI8C0  BBAKCH. 

3— N.  E.  comer  First  avenue  and  Kentucky. 
4 — 8,  W.  comer  Fifteenth  avenue  and  P. 
5— E.  side  Kentucky,  bet  Sierra  and  Nevada. 
6—8.  W.  corner  Butte  and  Kentucky. 


Directions  for  Key-holders. — Upon  the  discov- 
ery of  a  tire  near  your  signal-box,  turn  the  crank 
steadily  to  the  right,  forty  times,  then  wait  a  few 
moments,  and  if  you  hear  no  alarm  on '  the  large 
bells,  turn  as  before.  If  you  still  hear  no  alarm,  go 
to  the  next  box  and  give  the  alarm  from  that.  Never 
open  the  box  or  touch  the  crank  except  in  case  of 
fli'e.  Never  signal  for  a  fire  seen  at  a  distance.  Do 
not  give  an  alarm  for  a  burning  chimney.  Be  sure 
your  box  is  locked  before  leaving  it.  Upon  a  second 
alarm  being  struck  for  the  same  fire  it  will  be  con- 
sidered a  general  alarm.  Second  alarms  will  be 
turned  in  only  by  order  of  the  Chief  Engineer  or  his 
Assistants. 

Keys  of  the  signal  boxes  are  deposited  in  the  vicin- 
ity of  each  box,  at  such  places  as  are  indicated  upon 
cards  placed  thereon. 

The  signal  boxes  in  use  consist  of  eighty-two  crank 
boxes  and  seventy-seven  automatic  boxes.  An  alarm 
from  an  automatic  box  is  given  by  pulling  down  the 
hook  once  and  letting  go,  unerring  mechanism  doing 
the  rest. 

Complaints  concerning  the  working  of  the  Fire 
Alarm  Telegraph,  irregitlar  striking  of  the  btlls  and 
gongs,  broken  wires,  etc.,  should  in  all  cases  be  made 
at  the  Fire  Alarm  Office,  Brenham  Place. 

In  case  of  tumult  or  riot,  whereby  the  services  of 
the  Police  force  are  required,  an  alarm  will  be  given, 
consisting  of  ten  strokes  upon  the  bells  and  gongs, 
repeated  five  times,  which  will  be  a  signal  for  the  Po- 
lice to  assemble  at  the  old  City  Hall.  This  alarm  will 
be  given  only  by  order  of  the  Mayor  or  Chief  of 
Police. 

The  telegrajsh  apparatus  consists  of  about  one  hun- 
dred and  twenty  miles  of  wire,  divided  into  nineteen 
circuits,  of  which  twelve  are  signal  circuits,  or  cir- 
cuits running  to  the  signal  boxes.  Alarm  gongs  are 
located  in  the  different  Engine,  Hook  and  Ladder,  and 
Hose  houses,  each  connected  with  the  Central  Olficeby 
the  tire  alarm  circuits  aud  eight  alarm  bells  for  striking 
the  alarm  box,  located  as  follows:  One  on  the  Hall  of 
the  Exempt  Fire  Co.,  one  on  the  Engine  House  on  Sixth 
street,  one  on  the  Engine  House  on  Stockton  street, 
one  on  the  Engine  House  on  Second  street,  one  on  the 
Engine  House  on  California  street,  one  ou  the  Engine 
House  on  Sixteenth  street,  one  on  the  Engine  House 
on  Bryant  street,  and  one  on  the  Engine  House  on  Pa- 
cific street.  The  bells  and  gongs  are  each  struck  at 
the  same  time  by  electrical  machinery. 


Fire  Department. 

The  Paid  Fire  Department  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  FYancisco  was  organized  December  3,  18('>6. 

The  present  force  consists  of  three  hundred  and 
three  officers  and  men  (including  the  Board  of  En- 
gineers, the  Clerk  and  Messenger  of  the  Board  of  Fire 
Commissioners,  the  Veterinary  Surgeon,  aud  employ- 
ees at  the  Corporation  Yard),  twelve  steamers,  to 
each  of  which  is  attached  a  hose  reel,  eight  hose 
carriages,  and  four  hook  aud  ladder  trucks ; 
also  five  steamers,  seven  hose  reels,  and  three 
hook  and  ladder  trucks  in  reserve  at  the  Cor- 
poration Yard,  the  condition  of  which  is  as  fully  kept 
up  to  the  standard  required  as  that  of  the  apparatus 
in  active  service.  Each  steamer  and  hook  and  ladder 
truck  is  drawn  by  two  horses,  aud  the  hose  carriages 
by  one  each.  Number  of  horses  in  the  Department, 
seventy-one.  Amount  of  hose  in  use  twenty-tour  thou- 
sand feet,  all  of  which  is  carbolized.  Number  of  hy- 
drants, one  thousand  three  hundred  and  seventy-one 
available  for  the  purpose  of  extinguishing  tires  ;  num- 
ber of  cisterns,  fitty-tive,  in  good  order  ;  total  ca- 
pacity, two  million  eleven  thousand  eight  hundred 
and  fifty-six  gallons. 

Hxpenditures  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30, 
1881. — Salaries,  $199,2(i0  00  ;  apparatus,  materials,  etc., 
$24,779  95 ;  running  expenses,  oltice  rent,  stationery, 
etc.,  $49,627  18  ;  cisterns  and  hydrants,  $3,303  03.  To- 
tal  cost  of  department,  $285,691. 

Board  of  Fibe  Commissioners. — Edward  B.  Cotter, 
(President);  Edward  Flaherty,  Frank  G.  Edwards, 
Fred.  C.  Siebe  and  John  Mason,  Commissioners  ;  E. 
B.  Vreeland,  Clerk  ;  George  W.  L.  Post,  Messenger. 

Officers.- David  Scannell,  Chief  Engineer  ;  Matthew 


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Brady,  Assistant  Chief  Engineer ;  A,  C.  Imbrie,  James 
Riley,  John  E.  Ross,  and  George  W.  Kennard,  Assist- 
ant Engineers ;  Samuel  Rainey,  Superiuteudent  of 
Steamers  ;  John  ReiUy,  Assistant  Superintendent 
of  Steamers  ;  Peter  Burns,  Veterinary  Surgeon  ;  Will- 
iam Eyre,  Cori>oration  Yard  Clerk  ;  Charles  Lyons, 
Corporation  Yard  Drayman ;  John  McCarthy  and 
Dennis  Sullivan,  Hydrantmen;  John  Wills,  Carpen- 
ter ;  H.  H.  Gorter,  Substitute  Engineer  and  Machinist; 
Cornelius  Guinea,  Corporation  Yard  Watchman. 

Ste.\mer  No.  1. —  Located  419  Pacific  street.  Com- 
pany organized  December  3,  1866.  Engine,  Amoskeag. 
second  class  ;  size  of  cylindeai  six  and  a  half  inches ; 
length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  four  hundred 
gallons  per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thousand  five  hun- 
dred pounds.     Foreman,  John  Hewston. 

Steamer,  No.  2 — Located  412  Bush  street.  Com- 
pany organized  December  3, 1866.  Engine.  Amoskeag, 
second  class  ;  cylinders,  six  and  a  half  inches  ;  length 
of  stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  four  hundred  gallons 
per  minute ;  weight,  six  thousand  pounds.  Fore- 
man, Thomas  Sands. 

Steamer,  No.  3. — Located  on  the  south  side  of  Cali- 
fornia street,  between  Leavenworth  and  Hyde.  Com- 
pany organized  December  3,  1866.  Engine,  Amos- 
keag, third  class  ;  cylinders,  seven  and  a  half  inches  ; 
length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  three  hundred 
gallons  per  minute ;  weight,  five  thousand  five  hun- 
dred pounds.    Foreman,  M.  J.  Dolan. 

Steamer,  No.  4. — Located  144  Second  street.  Com- 
pany organized  December  3,  186G.  Engine,  Amos- 
keag, second  class  ;  cylinder,  six  and  a  half  inches  ; 
length  of  stroke,  ten  inches ;  capacity,  four  hundred 
gallons  per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thousand  five  hundred 
pounds.     Foreman,  Edward  Keating. 

Steamer,  No.  5. — Located  1219  Stockton  street. 
Company  organized  December  3, 1866.  Engine,  Amos- 
keag, third  class  ;  cylinders,  seven  and  a  half  inches  ; 
length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  three  hundred 
gallons  per  minute ;  weight,  five  thousand  five 
hundred  pounds.     Foreman,  John  J.  Mahoney. 

Steamer,  No.  6. — Located  311  Sixth  street.  Com- 
pany organized  December  3,  1866.  Engine,  Amos- 
keag, second  class  ;  cylinders,  six  and  a  half  Inches  ; 
length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  four  hundred 
gallons  per  minute ;  weight,  six  thousand  pounds. 
Foreman,  John  Dougherty. 

Steamer,  No.  7. — Located  on  the  north  side  of  Six- 
teenth street,  between  Valencia  and  Guerrero..  Com- 
pany organized  April  15,  1868.  Engine,  Amoskeag, 
second  class ;  cylinder,  eight  and  a  half  inches ; 
length  of  stroke,  twelve  inches  ;  capacity,  four  hun- 
dred gallons  per  minute ;  weight,  six  thousand 
pounds.    Foreman,  John  J.  Skehan. 

Steamer,  No.  8. — Located  Pacific  avenue,  between 
Polk  and  Van  Ness  avenue.  Company  organized  June 
1,  1869.  Engine,  Kimball,  third  class;  cylinder, 
seven  and  a  half  inches  ;  length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ; 
capacity,  three  hundred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight, 
four  thousand  i)ounds.     Foreman,  James  Grady. 

Steamer,  No.  9.. — Located  320  Main  street.  Com- 
pany organized  October  30,  1873.  Engine,  Amoskeag, 
second  class  ;  cylinder,  six  and  a  half  inches  ;  length 
of  stroke,  ten  inches  :  capacity,  four  hundred  gallons 
per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thousand  pounds.  Foreman, 
M.  Kelly. 

Steamer,  No.  10.— Located  on  Bryant  street,  be- 
tween Third  and  Fourth.  Company  organized  Febru- 
ary, 1873.  Engine,  Amoskeag,  second  class  ;  cylinder, 
six  and  a  half  inches,  length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ; 
capacity,  four  hundred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight, 
Bix  thousand  pounds.    Foreman, Thomas  O'Reilly. 

Steamer,  No.  11. — Located  on  Fourteenth  avenue, 
between  Railroad  avenue  and  N  street,  South  San 
Francisco.  Company  organized  June,  1874.  Engine, 
Amoskeag,  second  class  ;  cylinder,  eight  and  a  half 
inches ;  length  of  stroke,  twelve  iuche.'s ;  capacity, 
four  Jjuudred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thou- 
sand pounds.     Foreman,  C.  J.  Gillen. 

Steamer  No.  12.  —  Located  southwest  corner  of 
Drumm  and  Commercial  streets.  Company  organ- 
ized September,  1879.  Engine.  Amoskeag.  first  class  ; 
cylinders,   eight  inches ;    length   of    stroke,    twelve 


inches ;  capacity,  six  hundred  gallons  per  minute ; 
weight,  nine  thousand  pounds.  Foreman,  George 
Maxwell. 

Hose,  No.  1. — Located  112  Jackson  street.  Company 
organized  December  3, 1866.    Foreman,  Charles  Towe. 

Hose,  No.  2. — Located  on  Post  street,  near  Fillmore. 
Company  organized  December  3,  1866.  Foreman, 
M.  Lavell. 

Hose,  No.  3. — Located  on  Folsom  street,  near 
Twenty-second.  Company  organized  December  3, 
1866.     Foreman,  Isaac  V.  Denniston. 

Hose,  No.  4. — Located  1802  Stockton  street.  Com- 
pany organized  December  3,  1866.  Foreman,  James 
Derham. 

Hose,  No.  5. — Located  on  the  south  side  of  Market 
street,  between  Tenth  and  Eleventh.  Company  or- 
ganized December  3,  1866.     Foreman,  James  Riley. 

Hose,  No.  6. — Located  on  McAllister  street,  between 
Webster  and  Buchanan.  Company  organized  April, 
1876.    Foreman,  P.  H.  Jones. 

Hose,  No.  7. — Located  on  Tennessee  street,  between 
Sierra  and  Napa.  Company  organized  February  1, 
1879.    Foreman,  M.  McCoy. 

Hose,  No.  8. — Located  on  Filbert  street,  between 
Fillmore  and  Webster.  Company  organized  February 
1,  1879.     Foreman,  Ira  J.  Casebolt. 

Hose,  No.  9. —  (Fireboat,  Governor  Irwin) .  Located 
Broadway  Wharf,  foot  of  Broadway.  Organized  1878. 
Foreman,  Thomas  Coleman. 

Hook  and  Ladder,  No.  1. — Located  22  O'Farrell 
street.  Com^jany  organized  December  3,  1866.  Fore- 
man, A.  Rissland. 

Ho3k  and  Ladder,  No.  2. — Located  627  Broad- 
way, Company  organized  December  3, 1866.  Fore- 
man— John  O'Brien. 

Hook  and  Ladder,  No.  3. — Located  on  the  south 
side  of  Market  street,  between  Tenth  and  Eleventh. 
Company  organized  November,  1874.  Foreman,  Ed- 
ward F.  McKittrick.  ^ 

Hook  and  Ladder,  No.  4. — Located  on  the  north 
side  of  Pacific  street,  between  Jones  {»nd  Leaven- 
worth. Company  organized  April,  1877.  Foreman, 
James  W.  Kentzell. 


Fire  Patrol. 

Established  in  May,  1875,  by  the  Board  of  Fire  Un- 
derwriters. It  is  conducted  on  the  same  principle 
as  the  one  in  successful  operation  in  New  York  City. 
The  apparatus  consists  of  wagons  carrying  rubber 
covers,  fire  extinguishers,  ladders,  and  other  appli- 
ances for  extinguishing  fires,  sa\ing  life,  and  protect- 
ing property  from  damage  by  water.  The  force  con- 
sists of  fourteen  men  including  the  Captain,  who  are 
on  duty  day  and  night.  There  are  two  stations.  No. 
1,  located  southwest  corner  of  Stevenson  and  Ecker 
streets,  and  No.  2,  north  side  of  Grove,  between  Lar- 
kin  and  Polk  streets.  Telegraph  ^vire8  extend  from 
Station  No.  1  to  the  office  of  the  American  District 
Telegraph  Co. ,  and  also  to  the  Palace  and  Grand  Hotels. 

Station  No.  1.— Members.— Russell  White,  Captain  ; 
Charles  H.  Okell,  Lieutenant ;  Scott  Wycott',  G.  W. 
Harrison,  William  F.  Thomas,  Charles  M.  Janes,  R. 
Woodside,  G.  Richardson  and  G.  Short,  Privates. 

Station  No.  2. — INIembers. — John  F.  O.Comstock, 
Lieutenant ;  John  Littlefield,  Thomas  Dornin,  Fred. 
Brown  and  F.  G.  Drummoud,  Privates. 

Fere  Marshal.— John  L.  Durkee  (appointed  by  the 
Board  of  Underwriters) .  Ofiftce,  old  City  Hall,  third 
floor. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

The  free  public  schools  of  San  Francisco  are  the 
pride  of  the  citizens,  and  their  efficiency  attract  many 
families  to  reside  in  the  city  in  order  that  their  child- 
ren may  reap  the  advantages  they  ofifer.  The  first 
Euglish  school  was  established   in  April.  1847,  with 


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about  thirty  pupils,  taught  by  a  Mr.  Marston,  who  is, 
therefore,  the  pioneer  teacher  of  the  city.  Late  In 
Ihe  same  year  the  citlzeus  organized  a  public  school, 
and  erected  a  building  on  the  southwest  corner  of  the 
Plaza,  now  Portsmouth  Square.  In  April,  1849,  the 
Common  Council  established  a  public  school,  and 
John  C.  Pelton  and  wife  were  employed  as  teachers, 
and  this  was  the  beginning  of  the  system  which  has 
continued  to  the  present  time.  During  the  fiscal  year 
of  1880-1881  there  were  62  schools,  employing  719 
teachers,  and  having  an  enrolled  attendance  of  40,187 
pupils,  of  whom  21,435  were  boys,  and  18,7.52  girls. 
By  the  report  of  the  School  Census  Marshal,  June  30, 
1881,  the  number  of  youth  in  the  city  under  seven- 
teen years  of  age  is  75,386,  being  a  decrease  for  the 
year  of  4,820.  The  number  between  five  and  seven- 
teen who  are  entitled  to  draw  school  money  is  55,115, 
a  decrease  of  3,377  for  the  year.  The  number  attend- 
ing private  and  church  schools  only,  during  the  year 
(not  including  Chinese)  was  5,731,  a  decrease  during 
the  year  of  921.  The  number  between  five  and  sev- 
enteen years  of  age  (not  including  Chinese)  who 
have  not  attended  school  at  any  time  during  the 
year  was  12,973  a  decrease  from  the  preceding  year  of 
1,855.  The  last  exhibit — of  children  not  attending 
any  school — is  worthy  of  note.  The  enrollment  at 
the  different  schools  was  as  follows  :  High  schools — 
Boys,  325  ;  girls,  850  ;  total,  1,175.  Grammar  schools, 
including  some  Primary  grades — Boys,  6, .592  ;  girls, 
7,112  ;  total,  13,704.  Primary  schools,  including  some 
Orammar  grades — Bovs,  11,508;  girls,  10,289;  total, 
21,797.  Evening  schools— Boys,  3,010 ;  girls,  501 ; 
total,  3,511.  The  financial  condition  of  the  Depart- 
ment is  represented  as  follows  :  The  city  tax  for 
school  purposes  in  the  year  1880-81  was  17.02  cents  on 
each  SluO.  The  total  income,  including  cash  on  hand 
at  the  beginning  of  the  year  was  $902,485  66,  a  de- 
crease from  last  year  of  $65,246  34.  The  expendi- 
tures were  $827,323  71 ;  increase  for  the  year  S18,191. 
The  amount  of  expenditures,  $875,448  47,  published 
last  year  included  $66,315  75  paid  on  account  of 
1878-79.  Cost  of  instruction  per  pupil,  based  on 
the  enrollment, and  excluding  expendituresfor  build- 
ings, $18  76.  Cost  of  instruction  per  pupil,  based  on 
average  daily  attendance,  and  Including  expenditures 
for  buildings,  $28  43.  The  amount  paid  teachers' 
salaries,  $621,354  62;  a  decrease  from  the  preceding 
year  of  $17,904  42.  The  estimated  value  of  school 
property  is :  School  sites,  $1,930,000 ;  buildings, 
$975,000  ;  school  furniture,  $195,000 ;  libraries,  $12,- 
000  ;  school  apparatus,  $25,000.     Total,  $3,137,000. 

COSMOPOLITAN  SCHOOLS.— Professor  Herbst 
reports  there  are  three  Grammar  and  three  Primary 
Schools,  in  which  instruction  is  given  in  French  to 
416  pupils,  and  in  German  to  1,924  pupils,  besides  the 
English  course  prescribed  forall  the  Common  Schools 
of  the  city.  There  are  eight  special  teachers  of  Ger- 
man and  French,  whose  aggregate  salary  amounts  to 
$7,200.  There  are  67  classes  in  which  German  or 
French  is  taught  ;  44  of  these  are  taught  by  special 
teachers,  and  23  by  class  teachers  holding  German  or 
French  certificates.  The  three  Grammar  Schools  in 
which  French  and  German  are  taught  are  the  North 
Cosmopolitan,  Hayes  Valley  and  South  Cosmopolitan, 
and  the  Primary  are  the  Bush  Street,  South  Cosmo- 
politan and  Greenwich  Street. 

EVENING  SCHOOLS.— Mr.  Charles  H.  Ham,  Prin- 
cipal of  Evening  Schools,  reports  the  number  of 
pupils  enrolled  during  year  ending  December  31, 1881, 
at  3,511.  Average  daily  attendance,  880;  average 
number  belonging  to  Evening  Schools,  1,048.  The 
terms  and  holidays  are  the  same  as  those  of  the  day 
schools.  The  studios  are  reading,  arithmetic,  pen- 
manship and  composition  or  letter- writing,  bookkeep- 
ing, industrial  drawing,  mathematics,  etc.  The  study 
of  Spanish  has  been  added  during  the  present  year, 
and  at  this  time  there  are  four  classes  of  sixty  piipils 
each,  who  receive  lessons  alternate  evenings,  from 
two  teachers  appointed  for  that  purpose.  The  total 
number  of  classes  now  in  the  schools  are  twenty-eight. 
The  highest  number  during  the  year  having  been 
thirty.  The  Evening  Schools  are  held  at  the  Lincoln, 
Mission  and  Washington  Schools. 

CONSTITUTIONAL  CHANGES. -The  new  Consti- 
txition  brings  numerous  changes  in  the  Public  School 
system.  It  recognizes  evening,  technical  and  normal 
schools  as  properly  belonging  to  the  Common  School 
Bystem,  an<l   makes   high   schools  and   cosmopolitan 


schools  practically  independent  of  the  State,  but  de- 
pendent upon  the  city  for  their  establishment  and 
support.  The  Board  of  Education  (Section  7)  will 
have  control  of  the  schools,  selecting  text-books, 
direct  the  examination  of  teachers,  and,  unless  done 
by  the  Legislature,  will  prescribe  the  course  of  studies, 
which  may  include  all  the  studies  of  the  high  schools. 
The  changes  in  the  examination  of  teachers  and  the 
selection  of  text-books  are  important. 

SCHOOL  HOUSES.— The  following  school  house 
was  completed  during  the  year  :  Ewing  Primary — 
cost, $35,543  15.  The  total  number  of  buildings  used 
by  the  Department  is  "iD,  of  which  65  are  owned  by 
the  city  and  5  rented.  Of  those  owned  by  the  Depart- 
ment. 8  are  of  brick  and  57  are  of  wood.  The  amount 
paid  for  rented  rooms  was  $5,756  60. 

LOCATION  OF  SCHOOLS  ;  NTJMBEB  OF  PUPILS  ENROLLED 
AND  AVERAGE  ATTENDANCE  OF  PUPILS  IN  THE 
SCHOOLS,    MAT,    1881. 

BOYS'  HIGH  SCHOOL.— Location,  north  side  Sut- 
ter street,  between  Gough  and  Octavia.  Pupils  en- 
rolled, 325  ;  average  attendance,  263. 

GIRLS'  HIGH  SCHOOL.— Location,  north  side 
Bush  street,  between  Hyde  and  Larkin.  Pupils  en- 
rolled, 850  ;  average  attendance,  720.  Branch  Girls' 
High  School,  east  side  Powell  street,  near  Clay. 

BROADWAY  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL. — Location, 
north  side  Broadway  street,  between  Powell  and 
Mason.    Pupils  enrolled,  779  ;  average  attendance,  593. 

CLEMENT  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location,  Geary 
street,  between  Jones  and  Leavenworth.  Pupils  en- 
rolled, 918  ;  average  attendance,  759. 

COLUMBIA  STREET  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Loca- 
tion, Columbia  street,  between  Twenty-fifth  and 
Twenty-sixth.  Pupils  enrolled,  755  ;  average  attend- 
ance, 555. 

DENMAN  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location,  north- 
west  corner  Bush  and  Taylor  streets.  Pupils  enrolled, 
1,021 ;  average  attendance,  807. 

FRANKLIN  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location,  east 
side  Eighth  street,  between  Harrison  and  Bryant. 
Pupils  enrolled,  1,125;  average  attendance,  858. 

HAIGHT  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL— Location,  west 
side  Mission  street,  between  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty- 
sixth.    Pupils  enrolled,  682  ;  average  attendance,  500. 

HAMILTON  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location,  south 
side  Geary  street,  near  Pierce.  Pupils  enrolled,  637  ; 
average  attendance,  591. 

HAYES  VALLEY  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location, 
north  Bide  McAllister  street,  between  Franklin  and 
Gough.  Pupils  enrolled,  1,092;  average  attendance, 
917. 

LINCOLN  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location,  east 
side  Fifth  street,  near  Market.  Pupils  enrolled, 
1,363  ;  average  attendance,  1,041. 

MISSION  GRAMMAK  SCHOOL.— Location,  Mission 
street,  between  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth.  Pupils  en- 
rolled, 850  ;  average  attendance,  641. 

NORTH  COSMOPOLITAN  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— 
Location,  north  Bide  Filbert  street,  between  Jones 
and  Taylor.  Pupils  enrolled,  612 ;  average  attend- 
ance, 501. 

RINCON  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location,  Silver 
street,  between  Second  and  Third.  Pupils  enrolled, 
829  ;  average  attendance,  561. 

SOUTH  COSMOPOLITAN  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— 
Location,  Eddy  street,  between  Polk  and  Van  Ness 
Avenue.  Pupils  enrolled,  1,170;  average  attendance, 
1,018. 

SPRING  VALLEY  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Loca- 
tion, south  side  Broadway  street,  between  Larkin  and 
Polk.    Pupils  enrolled,  927  ;  average  attendance,  753. 

W'ASHINGTON  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.— Location, 
southwest  corner  Washington  and  Mason  streets. 
Pupils  enrolled,  603  ;  average  attendance,  502. 

BERNAL  HEIGHTS  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.-^oca- 
tion,  Cortland  avenue,  near  Moultrie.  Pupils  enrolled, 
112  ;  average  attendance,  86. 

EIGHTH  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Loca- 
tion, east  side  Eighth  street,  between  Harrison  and 
Bryant.  Pupils  enrolled,  847  ;  average  attendance,  611- 


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EMERSON  PRIMARY  SCHOOL— Location,  north- 
east  corner  Pine  and  Scott  streets.  Pupils  enrolled, 
509 ;  average  attendance,  414. 

EWING  PRIMAEY  SCHOOL.— Location,  north  side 
Harrison  street,  between  Fourth  and  Fifth.  .  Pupils 
enrolled,  1,133;  average  attendance,  832. 

GARFIELD  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location,  north 
Bide  Union  street,  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny. 
Pupils  enrolled,  595  ;  average  attendance,  478. 

GOLDEN  GATE  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location, 
north  Bide  Golden  Gate  Avenue,  between  Pierce  and 
Scott.  Pupils  enrolled,  528  ;  average  attendance,  386. 
GRANT  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location,  Golden 
Gate  Avenue,  between  Leavenworth  and  Hyde.  Pu- 
pils enrolled,  826  ;  average  attendance,  655. 

GREENWICH  STREET  PRIMARY  SCSOOL.— Loca- 
tion south  side  Greenwich  street,  between  Jones 
and  Leavenworth.  Pupils  enrolled,  832  ;  average  at- 
tendance 604. 

HAYES  VALLEY  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location, 
north  side  Grove  street,  between  Larkin  and  Polk, 
Pupils  enrolled,  1.059;  average  attendance,  768. 

IRVING  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location,  north  side 

Broadway  street,  between  Montgomery  and  Sansome. 

,  Pupils  enrolled,  533  ;  average  attendance,  402. 

1      JACKSON     STREET    PRIMARY    SCHOOL.— Loca- 

1  tion  north  side  Jackson  street,  between  Webster  and 

Fillmore.    Pupils  enrolled,  384;  average  attendance, 

262 

LINCOLN  PRIMARY  SCpOOL.— Location. east  side 
Fifth  street,  near  Market.  Pupils  enrolled,  986  ;  av- 
erage attendance,  819. 

LOMBARD  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.-Loca- 
tion  north  side  Lombard  street,  between  Baker  and 
Broderick.  Pupils  enrolled,  127;  average  attend- 
ance, 94. 

MISSION  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location,  west  side 
MisBion  street,  between  I'ifteenth  and  Sixteenth.  Pu- 
pils enrolled,  907;  average  attendance,  599. 

NOE  AND  TEMPLE  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL. 
Location,  southeast  corner  Noe  and  Twenty-fifth 
streets.  Pupils  enrolled,  335;  average  attendance, 
269 

PINE  AND  LARKIN  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL. 
Location,  southwest  corner  Pine  and  Larkin  streets. 
Pupils  enrolled,  651 ;  average  attendance,  443. 

POINT  LOBOS  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location, 
Point  Lobos  avenue,  near  Nineteenth  avenue.  Pupils 
enrolled,  37;  average  attendance.  26. 

SOUTH  COSMOPOLITAN  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— 
Location,  south  side  Bush  street,  near  Stockton.  Pu- 
pils enrolled,  800  ;  average  attendance,  555. 

SOUTH  SAN  FRANCISCO  SCHOOL.— Location, 
Fourteenth  avenue,  near  L  street.  Pupils  enrolled, 
530;  average  attendance,  418. 

POTRERO  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location,  south- 
west comer  Kentucky  and  Napa  streets.  Pupils  en- 
rolled, 401;  average  attendance,  304. 

POWELL  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Loca- 
tion, west  side  Powell  street,  between  Washington 
and  Jackson.  Pupils  enrolled,  665;  average  attend- 
ance, 476. 

SANCHEZ  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.--Loca- 
tion,  Sanchez  street,  between  Fifteenth  and  Six- 
teenth. Pupils  enrolled,  461 ;  average  attendance,  363. 
SHOTWELL  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.-Loca- 
tion,  east  side  Shotwell  street,  between  Twentj'-second 
and  Twenty-third.  Pupils  enrolled,  560;  average  at- 
tendance, 401. 

SILVER  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location, 
north  side  Silver  street,  between  Second  and  Third. 
PupilsenroUed,  1,287  ;  average  attendance,  910. 

SPRING  VALLEY  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.-Location, 
south  side  of  Union  street,  between  Franklin  and 
Gough.  Pupils  enrolled,  292  ;  average  attendance,  210. 
STARR  KING  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.-Location,  Bry- 
ant street,  near  Sixth.  Pupils  enrolled,  815  ;  average 
attendance,  630. 

TEHAMA    PRIMARY    SCHOOL.-Location,   south 
Bide  Tehama   street,  near  First.     Pupils  enrolled, 
1,003  ;  average  attendance,  680. 
TURK   STREET    PRIMARY    SCHOOL.-Location, 


south  side  Turk   street,  between   Webster  and  Bu- 
chanan.   Pupils  enrolled,  797  ;   average   attendance, 

547 

UNION  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.— Location,  northwest 
corner  Filbert  and  Kearny  streets.  Pupils  enrolled, 
571  ;  average  attendance,  420. 

VALENCIA  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL.-Loca- 
tion, east  side  Valencia  street,  between  Twenty-second 
and  Twenty-third.  Pupils  enrolled,  L183;  average 
attendance,  992. 

WEST  MISSION  STREET  PRIMARY  SCHOOL. 
Lacation,  West  Mission  street, between  Hermann  and 
Ridley.    Pupils  enrolled,  89  ;  average  attendance,  78. 

BUENA  VISTA  SCHOOL.-Location,  York  street, 
between  Solano  and  Butte.  Pupils  enrolled,  209  ;  av- 
erage attendance,  146. 

FAIRMOUNT  SCHOOL.— Location,  Chenery  street, 
near  Randall.  Pupils  enrolled,  513;  average  attend- 
ance, 373. 

LAGUNA  HONDA  SCHOOL.-Location,  Seventh  av- 
enue, near  Laguna  Honda.  Pupils  enrolled,  99 ; 
average  attendance,  66. 

LOBOS  AVENUE  SCHOOL.— Location,  Point  Lobos 
avenue,  near  Parker  avenue.  Pupils  enrolled,  212 ; 
attendance,  158. 

OCEAN  HOUSE  SCHOOL.-Location,  San  Miguel 
Road,  near  Ocean  House  Road.  Pupils  enrolled,  67  ; 
average  attendance,  57. 

SOUTH  END  SCHOOL.-Location  Williams  street, 
near  Henry.  Pupils  enrolled,  92 ;  average  attend- 
ance,  78. 

WEST  END  SCHOOL.-Location,  San  Jose  Road, 
near  Six-Mile  House.  Pupils  enrolled,  139 ;  average 
attendance,  75. 

HARRISON  STREET  UNGRADED  SCHOOL.-Lo- 
cation, Harrison  street,  between  Tenth  and  Eleventh. 
Pupils  enrolled,  79;  average  attendance,  37. 

JACKSON  STREET  EXPERIMENTAL.— Location, 
No.  112  Jackson  street.  Pupils  enrolled,  80  ;  average 
attendance,  38. 

UNION  STREET  EXPERIMENTAL.— Location,  No. 
512  Union. 

EVENING    SCHOOLS.— Location,  Lincoln   School, 
Mission  School,  and  Washington  School.    Pupilsen- 
roUed, 3.511 ;  average  attendance,  880. 
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Colleges  and  Private  Schools. 

Notwithstanding  the  excellence  of  the  free  public 
schools  of  the  city  and  State,  their  exemption  trom 
direct  cost  to  the  pupil  or  parent,  and  the  great  in- 
terest taken  in  them  by  the  public  as  the  nurse  and 
strength  of  our  free  institutions,  colleges  and  private 
schools  of  great  wealth,  popularity  and  importance 
rise  and  prosper.  That  such  institutions  exist,  show 
the  great  interest  taken  in  educational  matters.  The 
public  and  private  systems  are  rivals,  each  stimulat- 
ing the  other,  and  setting  examples  of  enterprise, 
management,  salaries,  edifices,  progress  and  standard 
of  scholarships.  There  are  in  San  Francisco  about 
one  hundred  private  schools.  In  which  term  are  in- 
cluded the  select  school  of  a  few  pupils,  the  semina- 
ries, commercial  schools,  academies,  convent  schools, 
and  colleges,  with  their  thousand  students.  The 
Census  Marshal  reported  the  number  of  youth  at- 
tending  private  and  church  schools  in  this  city  in 
June,  1881  (not  including  Chinese)  at  5,731.  Many  of 
the  private  schools  having  edifices  of  great  capacity, 
coBt  and  grand  architectural  appearance. 

SACRED  HEART  COLLEGE.-The  Sacred  Heart 
College,  located  on  the  corner  of  Eddy  and  Larkin 
streete.  is  a  wooden  structure  of  three  high  stories 
and  basement,  and  covering  a  large  portion  of  the 
block.  ThlB  is  conducted  by  the  "  Christtan  Broth- 
ers," under  the  direction  of  Brother  Genebern.  The 
number  of  students  is  700.  The  object  of  this  insU- 
tution  is  to  give  a  thoroughly  Christian  and  seculM 
education,  embracing  the  classical,  scientific  and 
commercial  courses. 

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building  of  ample  proportions,  located  at  the  comer 
of  Taylor  and  Ellis  streets.  This  is  a  chartered  col- 
lege by  act  of  the  Legislature  and  empowered  to  con- 
fer graduating  certificates.  The  school  is  free  of 
charge  to  all  denominations.  It  was  opened  on  the 
24tti  of  May,  1869,  and  the  number  of  pupils  increas- 
ing, made  it  necessary  to  enlarge  the  building,  and  in 
1870  the  portion  fronting  on  Ellis  street  was  added. 
Later  on  a  wing  within  the  enclosure  was  built,  to 
afford  more  ample  facilities  for  the  improvement  of 
pupils  in  music,  needlework,  painting,  drawing,  etc. 
The  institution  contains  600  pupils,  and  is  under  the 
charge  of  Mother  Mary  DeSales. 

ST.  IGNATIUS  COLLEGE.— The  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege  located  on  the  west  side  of  Van  Ness  avenue, 
and  extending  from  Hayes  to  Grove  streets,  ranks 
among  the  oldest  and  most  prominent  of  the  colleges 
of  San  Francisco,  opening  for  the  reception  of  stu- 
dents on  October  15,  1855.  It  was  incorporated  under 
the  law  of  the  State  April  30,  1859,  and  empowered  to 
confer  degrees  and  academical  honors.  The  number 
of  students  usually  in  attendance  is  upwards  of  600, 
with  a  staff  of  27  professors  and  teachers.  The  col- 
lege edifice  consists  of  two  main  buildings,  connected 
by  spacious  corridors.  On  the  corner  of  Grove  and 
Van  Ness  avenue,  the  first  two  stories  are  used  for 
class  and  lecture-rooms,  and  the  two  upper  floors  as 
an  exhibition  hall.  The  college  will  accommodate 
twelve  hundred  students.  The  church  and  college 
combined  front  two  hundred  and  ninety  feet  on  Hayes 
street,  and  runs  through  to  Grove  street,  a  depth  of 
two  hundred  and  seventy-five  feet.  It  is  one  of  the 
largest  and  most  magnificent  edifices  the  city  contains. 

ST.  MART'S  COLLEGE.— The  St.  Mary's  College 
located  on  the  east  side  of  Mission  street,  or  County 
Road,  about  four  miles  from  the  City  Hall,  is  repre- 
sented as  in  a  flourishing  condition.  It  is  one  of  the 
oldest  colleges  on  the  coast,  and  has  been  under  the 
management  of  the  Christian  Brothers  since  1863. 
During  the  last  year  there  were  about  250  students  in 
attendance. 

UNIVERSITY  (CITY)  COLLEGE.— The  Univesity 
(City)  College,  Rev.  James  Matthews,  DD.,  principal, 
is  located  on  the  south  side  of  Haight  street,  between 
Laguna  and  Octavia.  It  was  founded  in  1859.  Al- 
though having  a  nominal  connection  with  the  Pres- 
byterian Church,  the  institution  is  not  under  ecclesi- 
astical control,  and  is  unsectarian  in  its  character. 
The  course  of  study  at  present  prescribed,  extends  but 
little  further  than  is  needful  to  fit  pupils  for  entering 
with  advantage  a  college  or  university  course.  The 
cour.-ie  of  study  will  be  extended  as  rapidly  as  the 
students  can  be  prepared  for  it,  and  the  trustees  can 
provide  the  means  of  maintaining  a  competent 
Faculty. 

MEDICAL  COLLEGE  OF  THE  PACIFIC— The 
Medical  College  of  the  Pacific  is  located  on  Haight 
street,  between  Laguna  and  Octavia.  It  is  the  Medical 
Department  of  the  University  (City)  College.  The 
institution  was  organized  in  1858  as  the  Medical  De- 
Ijartment  of  the  University  of  the  Pacific,  and  was 
transferred  to  its  present  connection  in  1870.  The 
professors  of  the  college  are  mostly  experienced  and 
successful  teachers,  whose  interest  is  strongly  en- 
listed in  their  work.  Several  of  them  bring  a  large 
experience,  both  in  this  and  the  old  world.  Henry 
Gibbons,  Jr.,  M.D.,  Dean.     Office,  101  Dupont. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY.— 
The  San  Francisco  Theological  Seminary  is  located  at 
121  Haight  Htreet.  This  llistitution  was  organized  by 
the  Synod  of  the  Pacific  of  the  Presbyterian  Church, 
In  0<-ti)l)er,  1871,  but  is  open  for  students  of  all  de- 
nominations. The  qualifications  for  admission  and 
the  course  of  studies  are  the  same  as  in  the  oldest 
and  best  theological  schools  in  the  East.  It  has  a 
library  of  over  six  thousand  volumes.  The  Faculty 
are  :  Rev.  Drs.  Scott,  Burrowes,  Hemphill,  and  Alex- 
ander. Term  opens  September  1st,  and  closes  May 
Ist  of  each  year. 

CALIFORNIA  COLLEGE  OF  PHARMACY.- The 
California  College  of  Pharmacy  was  incorporated 
August  7,  1872,  and  affiliated  with  the  University  of 
California,  June  18,  1H73.  The  aim  of  the  institution 
is  to  unite  the  pharmacists  and  druggists  of  the  Pa- 
cific States  in  organized  efforts  to  elevate  the  special 
educational  standard  of  the  business  of  the  apothe- 


cary, by  cultivating,  improving  and  diffusing  the 
principles  and  practice  of  legitimate  pharmacy  ;  its 
collateral  branches  of  science  and  the  arts  ;  the  best 
modes  of  rendering  available  medicinal  agents,  by 
giving  instructions  in  the  same  and  in  the  art  of  dis- 
pensing, by  a  series  of  lectures  and  practical  demon- 
strations. Lectures  are  given  for  a  term  of  six 
months,  during  each  year,  at  the  Hall  of  Academy  of 
Sciences,  southwest  corner  of  California  and  Dupont 
streets. 

THE  HASTINGS  COLLEGE  OF  THE  LAW.— This 
institution,  which  is  in  connection  with  and  under 
the  auspices  of  the  University  of  California,  owes  its 
formation  to  the  munificence  of  Judge  S.  C.  Hastings, 
who  endowed  it  with  a  free  gift  of  $100,000.  The  act 
of  the  Legislature  establishing  the  College  authorizes 
the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  San  Francisco  to  provide 
suitable  rooms  in  this  city,  and  makes  it  mandatory 
upon  the  Law  Library  Association  to  extend  its  bene- 
fits to  the  students  of  the  College.  It  is  now  located 
in  the  building  of  the  Society  of  California  Pioneers, 
808  Montgomery  street.  The  number  of  students  is 
200.  The  Faculty  are  :  Jolin  Le  Conte,  M.  D.,  L.  L. 
D.,  President;  John  Norton  Pomeroy,  L.  L.  D.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Municipal  Law  ;  Oliver  P.  Evans,  Adjutant 
Professor  of  Municipal  Law  ;  William  H.  Piatt,  D.  D., 
L.  L.  D.,  Professor  of  Ethics  and  Rules  of  Morality  ; 
S.  Clinton  Hastings,  Dean  ;  Charles  P.  Hastings,  Reg- 
istrar. Office  of  Dean  and  Registrar,  room  2,  Court 
Block,  636  Clay  street. 

MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY 
OF  CALIFORNIA.— The  Medical  Department  of  the 
University  of  California  occupy  the  building  formerly 
known  as  the  Toland  Medical  College,  located  on  the 
east  side  of  Stockton  street,  between  Chestnut  and 
Francisco.  The  building  was  donated  to  the  Univer- 
sity by  the  late  Dr.  H.  H.  Toland.  This  is  an  insti- 
tution of  a  high  character  ;  the  Faculty  being  com- 
posed of  some  of  the  most  prominent  members  of  the 
medical  profession.  The  course  of  studies  are  the 
same  as  those  pursued  in  the  most  prominent  col- 
leges of  the  East  and  Europe.  An  annual  course  of 
lectures  are  given,  commencing  on  the  first  Monday 
of  June  and  terminating  on  the  31st  of  October.  R. 
Beverly  Cole,  M.  D.,Dean.     Office,  518  Sutter  street. 

DENTAL  DEPARTMENT    OF  THE   UNIVERSITY 
OF    CALIFORNIA.— This  Department  was   founded 
by  the  Board  of  Regents,  under  a  petition  from  the 
Medical   College,  September  7, 1881,  with  a  Faculty 
as  follows  :    William  T.  Reid,  A.  M.,  President  of  the 
University  and  ex-officio   President  of  the  Faculty ; 
A.  F.  McLain,   M.  D.,  D.  D.  S.,  Professor  of  Dental 
Pathology  and  Therapeutics;    S.  W.  Dennis,  M.  D., 
D.  D.  S.,  F.  R.  M.  S.,  Professor  of  the  Principles  and 
Practice  of  Operative  Dentistry  and  Dental  Histology; 
C.  L.  Goddard,  A.  M.,  D.  D.  S..  Professor  of  Mechani- 
cal Dentistry ;  M.  W.  Fish,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Physi- 
I  ology;  A.  W.  Perry,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Chemistry; 
(  William  Lewitt,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Anatomy;  W.  E. 
j  Taylor,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Prac- 
i  tice  of  Surgery.    In  addition  to  the  Professors,  there 
,  are  five  demonstrators  and  thirteen  members  on  the 
j  Clinical   Board   for  clinical   instruction.      The  first 
I  preliminary  term   begins   April  1,  1882 ;  the  regular 
term  June  1,  1882,  and  continues  until  October  30.     S. 
W.  Dennis,  Dean  of  the  Faculty.     Office  33  Kearny 
street. 

BUSINESS  COLLEGES.— Of  these  there  are  four, 
located  as  follows  :  Pacific,  320  Post  street  ;  Heald's, 
24  Post  street ;  Barnard's,  417  Kearny  street ;  Les- 
zyusky's,  10  Geary  street.  These  institutions'enjoy 
a  high  reputation,  as  is  attested  by  the  large  number 
of  students  in  attendance,  both  from  the  city  and  in- 
terior. The  course  of  studies  embraces  bookkeeping, 
penmanship,  mathematics,  telegraphy,  and  others 
calculated  to  prepare  the  student  for  commercial 
pursuits. 

In  addition  to  the  institutions  enumerated  above, 
are  many  private  schools  of  excellent  reputation  ; 
the  most  prominent  of  these  are  the  University 
School,  Urban  Academy,  Zeitska  s  Institute,  Home 
Institute,  Clarke  Institute,  Mefret's  French  and  Eng- 
lish Institute,  Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  St.  Rose 
Academy,  St.  Vincent  School  and  Filippe's  Academy 
of  Languages,  which  is  centrally  located  at  the  south- 
west corner  of  Bush  and  Kearny  streets,  and  offers 
every  facility  for  those  desirous  of  studying  modern 


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languages.  Professor  De  Fillppe  personally  superin- 
tends the  Spanish  and  French  classes,  and  he  has  a 
corps  of  first-class  assistants  to  teach  any  of  the 
other  languages  that  pupils  may  desire  to  learn. 


Federal  ai  State  Olcers, 


Federal  Officers. 

Aemy  U.  S.,  Division  of  the  Pacific,  and  Depart- 
ment OF  California.  —  JIaj.-Gen.  Irvin  McDowell, 
Commanding  ;  Capt.  B.  B.  Keeler,  Aid-de-Camp  ;  Capt. 
John  H.  Coster,  Aid-de-Camp  :  Col.  John  C.  Kelton, 
Assistant  Adjutant-General ;  Major  Josejih  C.  Breck- 
enridge,  Assistant  Inspector-General ;  Lieut.-Colonel 
Rufus  Saxton,  Deputy  Quartermaster-General,  Chief 
Quartermaster;  Col.  Charles  L.  Kilburn,  Chief  Com- 
missary of  Subsistence ;  Col.  Charles  Sutherland, 
Surgeon  U.  S.A.,  Medical  Director ;  Lieut.-Colonel 
Rodney  Smith,  Deputy  Paymaster-General,  Chief 
Paymaster;  Capt.  William  A.  Jones.  Corp.  of  En- 
gineers, Engineer  Officer.  Headquarters,  Presidio 
Reservation.  Col.  Geo.  H.  Weeks  Jr.,  Quartermaster, 
in  charge  Q.  M.  Depot,  San  Francisco,  Cal ;  Capt.  G. 
A.  Hull,  M.  S.  K.,  in  charge  of  Clothing  Depot ;  Capt. 
Charles F.  Humphrey,  Assistant  Quartermaster,  Depot 
Quartermaster;  Capt.  Henry  Johnson,  Medical  Store- 
keeper, and  acting  assistant  Medical  Purveyor  ;  Acting 
Assistant-Surgeon  C.  C.  Keeney,  Attending  Surgeon  ; 
Major  T.  C.  Sullivan,  C.  S.,  Purchasing  and  Depot 
Commissary  of  Subsistance ;  offices,  36  New  Mont- 
gomery. 

Army  U.  S.,  Department  California. --Maj.-Gen. 
Irvin  McDowell,  Commanding  (same  staff  officers  as 
under  Division),  Presidio  Reservation;  Lieut.-Col. 
Rodney  Smith,  Deputy  Paymaster-General ;  Majors 
James  R.  Roche  and  Frank  M.  Coxe,  Paymasters ; 
offices,  36  New  Montgomery 

Army  U.  S.,  U.  S.  ENtiiNEEEs,  Pacific  Coast — 
Lieut.-Col.  Charles  S.  Stewart,  Senior  Engineer,  Presi- 
dent Board  of  Engineers  Pacific  Coast,  and  Engineer 
in  charge  fortifications  Fort  Point;  Lieut.-Col.  Geo. 
H.  Mendell.  in  charge  Alcatraz  Island,  Lime  Point, 
Oakland  Harbor  Improvement,  Humboldt,  Wilming- 
ton, Sacramento  River,  San  Joaquin  River,  and  Peta- 
luma  Creek  ;  First  Lieut.  Albert  H.  Payson,  Recorder 
Board  Engineers  ;  offices  533  Kearny  street. 

Board  of  Examining  Surgeons  for  Pensioners — 
C.  N.  EUinwood,  M.D. ;  J.  M.  McNulty,  M.D. ;  and  L. 
L.  Dorr,  M.  D.  Board  meets  first  Wednesday  of  each 
month,  at  11  o'clock  a.  m.  ;  office,  71.5  Clay. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Western  Coast 
Division) —Prof essor  George  Davidson,  Augustus  F. 
Rodgers,  Louis  A.  Sengteller,  J.  S.  Lawson,  S.  Forney, 
and  J.J.Gilbert,  San  Francisco  ;  W.  E.  Greenwell, 
Santa  Barbara;  Cleveland  Rockwell,  Portland,  Or., 
Assistants.  E.  F.  Dickius  and  J.  F.  Pratt,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Sub  Assistants.  F.  W.  Morse  and  P.  A.  Welker, 
San  Francisco,  Aids.  Ferdinand  Westdahl,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Draftsman.  Charles  B.  Hill,  Clerk.  Vicente 
Denis,  Messenger  ;  office,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Collector  of  Port — Eugene  L.  Sullivan  ;  office, 
Custom  House,  third  floor. 

Court,  Circuit.— Stephen  J.  Field,  Presiding  Jus- 
tice ;  Lorenzo  Sawyer,  Circuit  Judge  ;  Court  Room,  U. 
S.  Apiiraiser's  Building. 

Court,  District  —  Ogden  Hoffman,  Judge  ;  Court 
Room,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Court  Commissioners— L.  S.  B.  Sau-yer.  Joseph  F. 
O'Beime,  A.  D.  Grim  wood.  Southard  Hoffman  ;  office, 
U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building  ;  Charles  A.  Low,  23  Mont- 
gomery Block  ;  Nathaniel  Holland,  605  Clay  ;  J.  A. 
Robinson,  507  Montgomery;  Theodore  Reichert,  610 
Commercial ;  Charles  J.  Torbert,  Central  Paf'lfic  R. 
R.  Building,  corner  of  Fourth  and  Townsend  ;  John 
J.  Maginis,  636  Clay  streets. 

District  Attorney— Philip  Teare ;  A.  P.  Van  Du- 
zer,  and  William  E.  Lovett,  Assistants ;  office,  U.  8. 
Appraiser's  Building. 

Inspector  of  Boilers — James  Hillman,  office,  U. 
S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Inspector  of  Hulls— John  H.  Freeman  ;  office,  U. 
8.  Appraiser's  Building. 


Internal  Revenue — Chancellor  Hartson,  Collector; 
John  E.  Youngberg,  Deputy  and  Chief  Clerk;  J.  R. 
Finlayson,  Cashier;  C.  B.  Higby,  H.  White,  Francis 
M.  Coolev,  E.  F.  Bean,  T.  N.  Machin,  G.  E.  McStay, 
E.  L.  Williams,  Milton  Wason,  W.  S.  Moore.  J.  R.  Van 
Voorhies,  C.  H.  Livingston,  A.  F.  Learned  and  Frank 
Easterby,  Deputies ;  George  A.  Newbold,  Enoch  N. 
atrout,  Thomas  Miigiltou,  C.  W.  Miller,  William  W. 
Burton,  E.  W.Woolsey,  P.  D.  Browne,  J.  R.  Clayes, 
I.  A.  Weid,  J.  F.  Harris,  E.  C.  Roworth,  Chas.  E.  Need- 
ham,  G.H.  Messersmith,  R.  H.  Rogers,  Isaac  Ayre, 
and  Leonard  H.  Murch,  Gangers  ;  Heniy  B.  McNeil, 
Joseph  Savage,  H.  H.  Havens,  W.  R.  Stearn,  B.  W. 
Lee,  S.  T.  Nye,  W.  L.  Phillips,  J.  Collins,  W.  S.  Moore, 
A.  C.  Beretzhofif,  F.  M.  Rice,  G.  Yates,  W.  M.  Macmil- 
lan,  W.  L.  Bromley,  S.  S.  Saul,  J.  Winkler,  John 
Rincke  and  D.  A.  Morse,  Stoi-ekeepers  ;  H.  C.  Whitte. 
more,  Charles  A.  Marston,  L.  P.  Smith,  O.  B.  Fogle, 
G.  S.  McCracken,  Miss  C.  A.  Jessup  and  Mrs.  Ger- 
trude A.  Russ,  Clerks  ;  office,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Build- 
ing. 

Internal  Revenue  Agent— Horace  Kellogg  ;  office, 
U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Land  Office— William  R.  Wheaton,  Register; 
Charles  H.  Chamberlain,  Receiver;  office,  610  Com- 
mercial street. 

Light  House  Department,  Pacific  Coast— Twelfth 
Light  House  District;  Com.  George  W.  Coffin,  U.  S.  N., 
Inspector  of  the  District;  Charles  H.  Thompson, 
Clerk;  Captain  A.  H.  Payson,  U.  S.  A.,  Engineer; 
James  V.  Harrison,  Clerk;  C.  R.  Gutheil,  Drafts- 
man ;  John  O.  Brown,  Messenger;  office,  73-79  U.  S. 
Appraiser's  Building.  Eugene  L.  Sullivan,  Superin- 
tendent of  Lights;  office.  Custom  House;  John  T. 
Huie,  Keeper,  and  Mrs.  Sophia  Huie,  Assistant,  Alca- 
traz Island;  J.  B.  Brown,  Keeper,  R.  Holzhuter,  James 
Butterfleld  and  David  R.  Splaine.  Assistants,  Point 
Bonita ;  James  Rankin,  Keeper,  Frederick  Meyer, 
Assistant,  Fort  Point;  A.W.  Livingston,  Keeper,  John 
Webb,  Steven  Watts  and  Bridget  A.  Weiss,  Assistants, 
South  Farallone  Island;  John  C.  Linne,  Keeper,  G. 
N.  Shaw,  Assistant,  Goat  Island;  C.  F.  Winsor,  Keeper, 
Joseph  M.  Page,  Assistant,  East  Brother. 

Marine  Hospital,  U.  S. — John  Vansant,  M.  D.,  Sur- 
geon; Hospital,  Presidio  Reservation,  near  Moimtain 
Lake. 
j      Marine  Hospn>.\L  Service  U.  S.,  Pacific  Coast, 
I  Surgeon-in-Charge— John  Vansant,  M.  D.;  office,  U. 
I  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

I  Marshal,  U.  S. — Moses M.  Drew;  Deputies:  G«orge 
I  F.  Worth.  W.  L.  McEwen,  Horace  Bacon,  William  G. 
I  Proctor,  B.  J.  Akerman,  I.  Kafka,  Henry  Fiunegass, 
I  Charles  H.  Peterson  and  Charles  S.  Favor ;  office,  U. 
'  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Mint,  U.S.  Superintendent  of — Edward  F.  Burton, 
office,  northwest  corner  of  Mission  and  Fifth  streets, 

Naval  Officer  (Port  of  San  Francisco) — Bradley  J. 
Watson  ;  Dejjuty  Naval  Officer  John  Pattison  ;  office, 
Custom  House,  second  floor. 

Pay  Director,  IT.  S.  N. — Caspar  Schenck;  office,  U. 
S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Pension  Agent,  U.  S.  Army  and  Navy — Henry  Cox, 
D.  D. ;  office,  620  Washington  street. 

Post  Office — Harrison  J.  McKusick,  Superintend- 
ent Railway  Mail  Service  ;  office.  Post  Office  Building  ; 
A.  G.  Sharp,  J.  H.  Mahoney,  Theodore  F.  Tracy  and 
R.  B.  McGaughey,  Agents  P.  O.  Department,  office, 
320  Sansome  ;  James  Coey,  Postmaster  ;  office,  north- 
west corner  of  Washington  and  Battery  streets. 

Secret  Service  Division — Henry  Finiiegass ;  office, 
C.  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Shipping  Commissioner — J.  D.  Stevenson;  office,  118 
Jackson  street. 

Signal  Service  U.  S.  A. — Nelson  Gorom,  Observer  ; 
W.  L.  Seward,  Assistant;  office,  42  Merchants'  Ex- 
change. 

Superintendent  Construction  U.  S.  Public  Butld- 
ings — Thomas  Holt,  office,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building, 
top  floor. 

SuPEB^^srNG  Inspector  Steam  Vessels — Charles 
C.  Bemis  ;  office,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building. 

Surveyor-General  for  California  —  Theodore 
Wagner  ;  office,  610  Commercial  street. 


CABINET  WOODS  and  VENEERS,  133  spear  st.  JOHN! IfflORE 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


SxmvEYOB  PoBT  —  John  M.  Morton ;  ofllce,  Custom 
Houee,  second  floor. 

Teeasuber  U.  S.,  Assistant — Nathan  W.  Spauld- 
ing ;  office,  610  Commercial  street. 

Teeasdby  Depabtment  U.  S.,  Special.  Agents — 
Joseph  F.  Evans  and  James  C.  Horr;  oflSce,  U.  S. 
Appraiser's  Building. 


Custom    House. 

Northwest  comer  of  Washington  and  Battery 
streets  ;  office  hours  daily,  from  nine  o'clock  a.  u.  to 
three  o'clock  p.  m.  (Sundays  expected.) 

EUGENE  L.  SULLIVAN,  Collector. 

J.  Fbank  Miller,  Deputy  Collector  and  Auditor. 

L.  M.  Kellogg,  Deputy  Collector. 

M.  Morrison,  Deputy  Collector,  Vallejo,  Cal. 

J.  A.  Watson,  Deputy  Collector,  Eureka,  Cal. 

COLLECTOB'S   OFFICE. 

Charles  C.  Leavitt,  Adjuster  of  Duties  ;  H.  Clay  Mil- 
ler, Cashier ;  Edward  B.  Jerome,  Secretary  to  Collec- 
tor ;  John  A.  Sampson,  Assistant  Cashier  ;  L.  A.  Leavy, 
Accountant ;  Florence  McCarthy,  Impost  Bookkeeper ; 
W.  H.  H.  Hussey,  Assistant  Impost  Bookkeeper  ;  G. 
H.  Ferree,  N.  G.  Siebe,  and  R.  Frank  Clarke,  Entry 
Clerks  ;  Charles  E.  Cloyes,  Clerk  and  Assistant  Audit- 
or ;  Thomas   H.   Craig,   Entry  and  Clearance   Clerk ; 

C.  H.  Blinn,  William  A.  Darling,  William  I.  Kip, 
David  Harris,  Alfred  W.  Baker,  George  R.  Adams,  R. 

D.  Lennox,  Thomas  M.  Nosier,  William  J.  Coey,  D. 
M.  Cashin,  George  A.  Watson,  Harlow  H.  White,  and 
J.  L.  Hatch,  clerks  ;  Edward  A.  Colson,  Horner  F. 
Evans,  Leon  E.  Pratt,  Herbert  D.  Corlett,  and  Edward 
Leis.  Messengers ;  W.  L.  Crawford,  S.  M.  Folger  and 
John  Drynen,  Watchmen. 

wabehouse  division. 
W.  FORD  THOMAS,  Deputy  Collector  and  Store- 
keeper, Chas.  W.  Clayes,  Warehouse  and  Withdrawal 
Clerk  ;  Barlow  Dyer,  Bond  Clerk  ;  George  Barrington, 
Warehouse  Bookkeeper ;  Alvin  Flanders,  F.  B.  Sharp, 
John  M.  Creed,  Edward  Naughton,  and  David  N.  Coey, 
Clerks  ;  Caius  P.  Kelley,  James  Stockton,  A.  J.  Ellis, 
Phineas  V.  Blunt,  William  S.  McRoberts,  James  B. 
Worden,  H.  L.  Hosmer,  William  P.  Saxe,  and  H.  Colby, 
Assistant  Storekeepers;  J.  J.  Lyon,  Receiving  Clerk  ; 
Jacob  C.  Shrader,  Opium  Inspector;  Alfred  Gibbons, 
Superintendent  of  Warehouses;  T.  Mahoney,  Samuel 
Shepard  and  Square  Higgins,  Watchmen  ;  E.  Watson, 
Messenger;  Thomas  J.  Falls,  Engineer  Appraiser's 
Store ;  John  Corbett,  Superintendent  of  Laborers ; 
Bradford  Stevens,  George  W.  Apgar,  Isaac  Holliday, 
A.  C.  Buckbee,  D.  G.  Grant,  Maurice  B.  Walsh,  George 
Shaw,  James  Feeny,  Martin  J.  Acton,  Jeremiah  Keefe, 
Thomas  Campbell,  H.  E.  Thomas,  and  William  B. 
Ludlow,  Laborers. 

APPEAISER'S   DEPARTMENT. 

George  W.  Dent  and  Jacob  G.  Moore,  Appraisers , 
Charles  M.  Leavy  and  Mack  Webber,  Assistant  Ap- 
praisers ;  Nathan  B.  Hoyt,  George  McDonald,  D.  S. 
Levy,  Theodore  F.  Jerome,  and  E.  B.  Dennison,  Ex- 
aminers Merchandise ;  Charles  Burrell,  Examiner 
Drugs;  T.  O.  Lewis,  Clerk;  George  E.  Bugbee.  An- 
drew Hollywood,  W.  G.  Wagstaflf,  and  A.  M.  Hiltz, 
Samplers  ;  John  J.  Stoddard,  Messenger  ;  August  C. 
Allen,  William  Stedmau,  T.  F.  Perry,  M.  C.  Edwards, 
O.  Hilton,  M.  Nolan,  Daniel  Keefe,  Samuel  Jensen, 
Edward  M.  Kister,  James  M.  Allen.  Thomas  D.  Yar- 
rlngton,  Martin  Flagley  and  William  H.  Grattan, 
Laborers. 

SURVEYOR'S   OFFICE. 

JOHN  M.  MORTON,  Surveyor. 

Halsey  F.  Cooper,  Deputy  Surveyor;  Henry  W. 
Brown,  Assistant  Surveyor ;  Joseph  W.  Church  and 
Mason  C.  Southard,  Clerks. 

DISTRICT  OFFICERS. 

Edgar  M.  Lawton,  John  M.  O'Neill,  and  A.  H. 
Ssxton. 

inspectobs. 

James  E.  Squire,  James  Hart,  Joseph  Hollywood, 
Henry  Charbonnell,  John  C.  MlUan,  Frank  M.  Bee, 
Amasa  B.  Andrews,  George  Allman,  William  W.  Stan- 
deford,  John  B.  Phelps,  Daniel  S.  Moulton,  William 
H.  Scales,  W.  P.  Harrington,  J.  L.  Lang,  C.  D.  Doug- 


lass, Chauncy  |M.  St.  John,  F.  B.  Tarbett,  J.  C.  Pal- 
mer, H.  C.  Parkhurst,  James  H.  Breeze,  Henry  Dela- 
field.  Porter  Haden,  Silas  P.  Ford,  Symmes  H.  Hunt, 
Charles  M.  Plumb,  S.  D.  Simondfl,  William  J.  Bud- 
dick,  James  Nevins,  George  Laws,  W.  H.  Harron 
and  Henry  Hoeber  (Measurer  Vessels)  Inspectors ; 
Mrs.  Mary  M.  Slicer,  Inspectress. 

NIGHT   inspectobs, 

Lee  B.  Matthews,  Captain ;  George  A.  Warren  and 
Thomas  Eodgers,  Lieutenants. 

Jonathan  Edmundson,  John  W.  McMuUin,  John  P. 
Skelton,  Daniel  S.  Bates,  L.  C.  Louderback,  J.  F.  Ray, 
Gerald  Cullen,  O.  M.  Marsh,  Stephen  Jewett,  C.  J. 
Raney.  W.  Ottenheimer,  Ed.  H.  Burrell,  H.  W.  Red- 
dan,  W.  G.  Lee,  C.  J.  Matthews,  J.  S.  Barman,  James 
Rourke,  Seth  Folger,  Isidor  Simon,  George  W.  Lin- 
coln, B.  I.  Salomon,  W.  E.  Peyton,  Charles  Hoerch- 
ner,  Wm.  A.  Whaley,  Jeffrey  Powers,  Thomas  J. 
Smith,  M.  Winslow,  Charles  O'Donnell,  J.  White, 
Joseph  Griffith,  F.  D.  Ciprico,  J.  T.  Gamerston,  D. 
K.  McMuUin,  Charles  Emslie,  Herman  Tucker,-  Ed- 
ward McLean,  John  Babcock,  Alfred  Ulp,  W.-  Mc- 
Murray,  John  Mulloy,  Edward  McLaughlin,  John 
Dawes  and  Benj.  F.  Carver,  Inspectors. 

WEIGHEBS. 

Thomas  P.  Valleau,  L.  Van  Orden,  and  Lucius  A. 
Booth,  Weighers  ;  P.  Mclntire,  Elijah  B.  Keyes,  T. 
Kane,  Henry  Stacy,  Frank  Wadsworth.  E.  C.  Ster- 
ling, Hardwick  Newhouse,  Samuel  E.  Garland,  Bufus 
Van  Schaick,  Harris  Jenks,  A.  Haslehurst,  George  W. 
Peterson,  E.  J.  Weeks,  Walter  H.  Byington,  John  A. 
Hicks  and  H.  C.  Menomy,  Assistant  Weighers. 

GAUGEES. 

J.  W.  Probasco  and  C.  B.  White. 

BOAEDING  OFFICEBS  AND  INSPECTOBS. 

Charles  A.  Foster  and  William  Mace. 

NAVAL  OFFICE. 

BRADLEY  J.  WATSON,  Naval  Officer. 

John  Pattison,  Deputy  ;  Daniel  Gorham,  Cashier ; 
Valentine  Alviso,  W.  H.  Friend,  Edmund  R.  Rock- 
wood,  William  F.  French,  Alexander  Hay,  George  W. 
Branch  and  John  J.  Shepheard,  Clerks  ;  Frederick  A. 
Doane,  Clerk  and  Messenger. 

BOATMEN. 

John  Hefernan  and  Moses  A.  Abbott. 


United  States  Treasury, 

610   COMMEBCIAL    STREET. 

Office  hours  from  ten  o'clock  a.  m.  to  three  o'clock 
p.  M. 

NATHAN  W.  SPAULDING,  Assistant  Treasurer. 

F.  G.  Bornemann,  Cashier;  J.  W.  Dodge.  Assistant 
Cashier ;  Richard  M.  Anthony,  Bookkeeper ;  W.  W. 
Bausman,  Assistant  Bookkeeper ;  L.  A.  Boynton, 
Chief  Clerk;  N.  S.  McClatchy,  Clerk;  H.  S.  Tucker, 
Janitor;  L.  J.  Roland,  B.  F.  Chase,  Charles  Saunet  and 
John  Hansen,  Night  Watchmen. 


U.  S.  Mint, 

NOETHWEST    COBNEB  OF    FIFTH    AND   MISSION  STEEET8. 

The  law  for  the  establishment  and  regulation  of  the 
Mint  of  the  United  States,  provides  that  any  i)erson 
may  deposit  gold  bullion  for  coinage  or  to  be  made 
into  fine  bars.  The  bars  to  be  stamped  in  such  man- 
ner as  shall  indicate  the  weight,  fineness  and  value  of 
the  same.  In  the  case  of  silver  bullion  deposits  are 
received  only  for  manufacture  into  fine  bars,  the 
Government  reserving  the  right  to  make  its  silver 
coin  ffom  bullion  purchased  in  the  market. 

Office  hours  from  nine  o'clock  a.  m.  to  three  o'clock 
p.  M.  Gold  bullion  received  daily  from  nine  o'clock 
A.  M.  to  twelve  o'clock  m.  Silver  received  from 
nine  o'clock  a.  m.  to  one  o'clock  p.  m.  Visitors  ad. 
mitted  dally  from  nine  to  half  past  eleven  o'clock 

A.  M. 

EDWARD  F.  BURTON,  Superintendent. 

GENEBAL   DEPABTMENT. 

T.  H.  F.  Robertson.  Chief  Clerk ;  Horace  Beach, 
Cashier ;  H.  0.  Johannes,  Office  Clerk ;  E.  S.   Gaver, 


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Register  of  Deposits;  Wm.  P.  Edwards  Jr.,  Assistant 
Register  of  Deposits  ;  Edward  Wheaton,  Bookkeeper  ; 
A.  M.  Lawyer,  Assistant  Bookkeeper  ;  D.  L.  Noggle,  Ke- 
ceiving  Clerk  ;  William  H.  Keitli,  Test  Weigher  ; 
Geo.  L.  Harris,  Chief  Engineer;  James  B.  Moore, 
Superintendent  of  Deposits  Melting ;  W.  H.  Clark, 
Adjuster  of  Weights  and  Balances  ;  Arthur  Gieglin- 
gen.  Clerk  ;  C.  F.  Robinson,  Captain  of  Watch  ;  George 
Parry,  Computing  Clerk ;  George  J.  Bennett.  Ab- 
Btract  Clerk  ;  Charles  H.  Hedges,  Memorandum  Clerk  ; 

E.  L.  Mulligan.  Receipt  Clerk  ;  Charles  A.  Washburn. 
Record  Clerk  ;  Stephen  Wing,  Transfer  Clerk  ■  W.  H. 
Edmonds,  Chip  Room  Clerk  ;  Thomas  G.  Tracy,  Clerk  ; 
A.  M.  Hepburn,  W.  H.  Gladwin,  George  F.  Pattison, 
George  W.  Young,  A.  F.  Pratt,  J.  H.  Cornwall  and 
Patrick  Reardon,  Workmen  :  F.  D.  Morrell  and  Joseph 
Goodridge,  Carpenters  ;  Wm.  Haselhurst  and  Charles 
A.  Stanley,  Assistant  Engineers  ;  S.  W.  Taylor,  Black- 
smith ;  Thomas  Mahouy,  Day  Watchman  and  Porter ; 
W.  H.  Childs,  Storekeeper :  J.  H.  Earle  and  E.  C. 
VanDuyn,  Firemen  ;  William  Hulbert,  Custodian  of 
Cabinet ;  J.  H.  Bundy.  Henry  P.  Jimeno  and  Elias 
Gilman,  Messengers;  Owen  Sheridan,  Helper;  Wm. 
P.  Ruggles,  and  William  F.  Gregory,  Doorkeepers  ;  E. 
W.  Leonard,  P.  W.  Eandle  and  Frank  Soule,  Conduc- 
tors ;  T.  L.  Cerson,  F.  C.  Lewis,  E.  Fitzgerald  and 
R.  B.  Knowlton,  Janitors  ;  A.  S.  Baker,  Outside  Watch- 
man ;  William  M.  Boyd,  James  King,  L.  T.  Grant,  W. 
C.  Martin,  William  K.  Benjamin  and  James  D.  Bow- 
land.  Watchmen;  A.  W.  Morse,  J.  Y.  Jones,  G.  R. 
Kightingill,  W.  M.  Tertlott,  Samuel  Wells,  and  Ed- 
win A.  Cady,  Night  Watchmen  ;  Elijah  S.  Hamilton, 
Daniel  Cram  and  Joel  G.  Trimble,  Day  Watchmen  ; 
William  T.  Fisher,  Cleaner. 

assayer's  department. 

OSCAR  D.  MUNSON,  Assayer. 

Henry  B,.  Lawi-ence,  Assistant  Assayer  ;  Charles  H. 
Sherman,  Second  As.sistant  Assayer;  J.  M.  Currier, 
Warrant  Clerk  ;  Matthew  G.  Nixon,  E.  Ruhling  and 
Joseph  H.  Merrall,  Weighers  ;  William  V.  Watson,  H. 
Robinson.  F.  W.  Gibbons,  Charles  H.  Martin,  R.  T. 
Roberts,  W.S.  Dibble,  James  Oglesby,  George  H.  Lor- 
ing,  D.  S  Sherman,  Joseph  Jacobs,  Martin  V.  Ritter, 
Charles  A.  Swain  and  Moses  Furbush,  Workmen ; 
Frank  D.  Hetrich,  Foreman. 

MELTEK  AND   BEFINEE's   DEPAETMENT. 

ALEXANDER  MARTIN,  Melter  and  Refiner. 

T.  B.  McCauley,  Assistant  Melter  and  Refiner. 

John  Feix,  Foreman  of  Refinery  ;  Frank  H.  Lasselle, 
Henry  M.  Clayes,  Benjamin  S.  Marston,  Charles  A. 
Buckbee,  and  George  A.Dall,  Clerks  ;  Jacob  Stadtfeld, 
Frederick  M.  Benner,  Joseph  L.  Wilson.  Charles  C. 
Merrill,  Clarence  W.  Fisher,  John  La  Blanc,  John 
Finnegan,  Edward  J.  Levy.  Gaetano  Bacigalupi,  James 
W.  Clark,  William  B.  Hunt,  and  Benjamin  F.  StciaUes, 
Melters  ;  Roderick  P.  Franklin,  Garrett  E.  Rice,  Henry 
Classen,  Peter  Sesser,  William  L.  Eaton  and  Robert 
Rowe,  Operatives  .  Melvin  Laverty.  George  Brown, 
Herman  Littlebraudt,  John  Carter,  Edward  M.  Hoojjer, 
David  A.  Lancaster,  George  Bodden,  Van  Renssalaer 
Raymond,  Thomas  F.  Clark,  William  Hauley,  George 

F.  Harris,  William  Williams,  George  Lake,  Joseph  J. 
Hill,  W.  D.  Berry,  Bartholomew  Cavanaugh,  William 
H.  Davis,  John  Duane,  Joseph  A.  Standeford,  Thomas 
McGlynn,  John  Biglev  and  .Abraham  Lewis,  Helpers  ; 
Henry  J.  Moore,  Plumber:  Daniel  Cullen,  Plumber's 
Helper  ;  Samson  Lion  and  Albert  S.  Bierce,  Sweej)  Cel- 
lar Operatives;  Charles  F.  Ammerman,  Messenger; 
Harry  L.  Stillwell,  Porter. 

coiner's  department. 

EDWARD  F.  WHITE,  Coiner. 

E.  P.  Casterline,  Assistant  Coiner. 

E.  C.  Bowen,  Foreman  Press  Room ;  George  M. 
Adams.  Foreman  Cutting  Room  ;  P.  H.  Andross,  Coin- 
er's Clerk ;  F.  H.  Fisher,  Chief  Adjuster;  Thomas  C. 
Maher,  Press  Room  ;  A.  Ehret,  Foreman  Machine 
Shop  ;  E.  W.  Nohl,  Foreman  Whitening  Room  ;  Wm. 
H.  Lowrie,  Foreman  Rolling  Room  ;  R.  J.  Rawlins, 
Foreman  Annealing  Room  :  F.  C.  Berdan,  Weigher  ; 
Francis  Hill  and  Hartley  Williams,  Assistant  Weigh- 
ers ;  George  C.  Kent  and  Samuel  Booth,  Cutters  ;  H. 
J.  Hunter.  Die  Hardener;  J.  B.  Harmstead,  E.  Hous. 
ton,  Charles  Strachauer  and  William  Bedell,  Machin- 
ists ;  Wm.  B.  Beale,  H.  R.  Williams,  J.  Wallace  West- 
over,  Edward  N.  Moor,  John  Conntss,  Jr.,  John  Camp- 


bell,  William   A.  Matthews,  Thomas   S.  Weutworth, 

A.  R.  McFarlan,  Frank  Blair,  E.  F.  Whitney,  George 
Hadsell,  Lyman  W.  Potter.  T.  Percy  Pease,  E.  P. 
Schell,  WillHim  Staley,  J.  J.  Woodhouse,  John  P. 
Babcock,  John  Mcintosh,  Frank  P.  Cooper.  James 
Fitzpatrick,  Henry  W.  Martin.  A.  S.  Hubbard,  Edward 

B.  Hines,  Caleb  Hallowell,  L.  Walker.  Charles  M. 
Wheeler,  C.  A.  Grimmer,  Charles  Rider,  C.  W.  Adams 
and  L.  H.  Long,  Workmen  ;  T.  A.  Mitchell,  Machine 
Hand  ;  Mrs.  D.  M.  Theller,  Miss  M.  M.  Eschenberg, 
Mrs.  Mary  W.  Denver,  Mrs.  Honora  J.  Saunders.  Mrs. 
M.  Baine,  Annie  S.  Randall,  Laura  F.  Shew,  MissKate 
McKenna,  Mary  P.  Avers,  JIary  E.  Adams,  Emma  C. 
Leonard,  Mrs.  M.  E.  Daingerfield,  L.  A.  Boyden,  Miss 
Susie  Burton,  Mrs.  E.  E.  Hughes,  Mrs.  M.  E.  Wake- 
man,  I,.  M.  Douglass,  Mrs.  Olive  Dawley,  Mrs.  M.  J. 
Reese,  Julia  Barron,  Mary  E.  Flagg,  Mrs.  Emma  J. 
Taylor,  H.  A.  Chipman,  Jennie  C.  Cherry,  Mrs.  Cor- 
nelia Bowman,  Amy  Cecil,  Mary  B.  Cunningham, 
Blanch  L.  Cohn,  M.  A.  Merrill,  P.  O.  Girzikowski, 
J.  C.  Edlofson,  Mary  P.  Hatch.  Louisa  Fisher,  Emma 
Lawrence,  Emma  J.  Lewis,  Miss  Eliza  W'est,  Mrs. 
Jane  I.  Ojeda,  Lillle  B.  Field,  Laura  Zerman,  Mrs. 
Ellen  R.  Warren,  Mary  Harvey.  Jennie  M.  Downer, 
Susan  Amsbary,  Margaret  Mathewsou,  Mrs.  S.  Malt- 
man,  Sabra  Gillis,  Mi.ss  D.  V.  Hamilton,  Emma  C. 
Ainsworth.  Mi.s  Ella  M.  Greenhood,  Mrs.  Mary  L. 
Whittemore,  E.  S.  Snell,  Mrs.  E.  W.  Bourne,  Sarah  J. 
Hoffman,  Teresa  M.  Harrison,  Miss  Belle  Ogden,  Miss 
Agnes  C.  James,  Amelia  Nightingale,  Annie  V.  Nelson, 
Ida  Stenhouse,  Linny  Wolf  and  M.  A.  W'hittingham, 
Adjusters.    Miss  Ellen  Fletcher,  Janitress. 


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THEO.  WAGNER,  Surveyor-General. 

Theodore  Reichert,  Chief  Clerk;  John  Clar,  Keep- 
er of  Archives ;  J.  H.  Wildes,  Chief  Draftsman  ; 
Casimir  Bielawski,  Joseph  R.  Mauran.  J.  U.  B.  Gog- 
gin,  T.  D.  Beasley,  J.  W.  D.  Jensen,  H.  S.  Smith, 
Julius  Von  Schmidt,  J.  C.  Henkeniug,  John  T.  Fiala, 
Alfred  Bannister,  F.  P.  McCrea  and  C.  D.  Rhodes, 
Draftsmen  ;  Otto  Seyd,  Bookkeeper  ;  Joseph  K.  Carter, 
Ranch  Clerk;  E.  H.  Sawyer.  Correspondence  Clerk; 
George  O.  Jewett,  H.  J.  Lask.  R.  B.  McBride,  J.  A. 
Forbes,  Jr.,  Felix  Mercado,  Julius  Sichel,  T.  G.  Lin- 
ton, P.  McNevin,  Charles  L.  Reynolds,  George  Mc- 
Comb,  Clerks  ;  Mrs.  F.  J.  Page,  Miss  Katie  Short,  Miss 
L.  Dennis,  Mrs.  L..E.  Pearson,  Mrs.  F.  D.  Howe,  Mrs. 
J.  M.  Haley,  Mrs.  Catherine  Tierney,  Mrs.  E.  W.  Ga- 
gan,  Mrs.  Nannie  Tyler,  Miss  F.  Tingley,  Aliss  Lida 
Miinson,  Miss  Anna  Short,  Miss  Emma  Allison,  Miss 
F.  H.  Phelps,  Miss  L.  M.  Moar.  Miss  M.  E.  Gallwey, 
Miss  E.  B.  Hauifiu,  Miss  Jennie  McLean,  Copyists  ; 
Emil  Straub,  Messenger  ;  Henry  Rich,  .\gsistant  Mes- 
senger. 


Post-office, 

NORTHWEST  CORNER  OF  WASHrNOTON  AND  BATTERY  ST8. 

General  delivery  open  dailyfrom  eight  o'clock  a.  m. 
to  eight  o'clock  p.  m.;  Sundays  from  one  o'clock  to 
two  o'clock  p.  M.  Registry  Office  open  dailyfrom  eight 
o'clock  A.  M.  to  four  o'clock  p.  m.  Stamp  Window, 
open  daily  from  eight  o'clock  A.  m.  to  four  o'clock  p.  m. 
Money  Order  Office  open  daily,  except  Sunday,  from 
nine  o'clock  a.  m.  to  three  o'clock  p.  M.  Carriers' 
Window  open  daily  from  eight  o'clock  a.  m.  to  five 
o'clock  p.  M.;  Sundays  from  one  o'clock  to  two 
o'clock  p.  M. 

JAMES  COEY,  Postmaster. 

William  C.  DoudHERTT,  Deputy  Postmaster. 

Tliomas  W.  Scott,  Cashier;  James  T.  Sutton,  Book- 
keeper;  D.  S.  Richardson,  Secretary;  P.  P.  Holn  Jr., 
General  Superintendent ;  Louis  Miller,  Assistant  Gen- 
eral Siiperintendent ;  V.  D.  Duboce,  General  Superin- 
tendent's Clerk  ;  E.  C.  Palmer,  Chief  Mailing  Clerk  ; 


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M.  G.  Sawyer,  Chief  Registry  Clerk  ;  Andrew  Jack- 
son, Chief  Money  Order  Clerk  ;  H.  W.  Butler,  Chief 
Clerk  Newspaper  (Division  ;  George  L.  White,  Chief 
Box  Clerk  ;  John  Crowley,  Stamp  Clerk  ;  W.  A.  Cooper, 
H.  J.  Finnegan,  H.  C.  Goodricli,  John  Greenwell,  W. 
W.  Little,  E.  D.  Farrington,  John  W.  Perry,  F.  C. 
Vickery,  W.  N.  Jacobs.  Frank  Page,  J.  F.  Costello, 
Frank  Drew  and  E.  D.  Herrick,  Mailing  Clerks  ;  F.  L. 
Post,  C.  W.  Phelps,  D.  C.  Owen,  J.  A.  Baldwin,  E.  L. 
Alexander,  Samuel  O.  Gregory,  H.  Hudemann,  George 
T.  Taylor,  C.  F.  Rosecrans,  Adolph  Berg,  Mrs.  Abhie 
L.  Marble  and  Miss  I.aura  A.  Horrell,  Regit-try  Clerks; 
H.  A.  Martin,  Charles  Hutchins,  Joseph  Figuiere,  T. 
F.  Tracy  Jr.,  and  Charles  W.  Skidmore,  Money  Order 
Clerks:  C.  H.  Douglass,  Edward  A.  Pogue,  J.  R.  Har- 
denbiirgh  Jr.,  A.  L.  Adams,  Charles  P.  Bailey,  J.  L. 
Pumyea,  Wm.  M.  Josephi  and  John  McCullem,  News- 
paper Clerks  ;  C.  R.  Morris,  S.  J.  Clark,  S.  Aldricli, 
F.  G.  Wulzen  and  J.  M.  McGrtw,  Box  CUerks-;  Daniel 
McGrath,  A.  C.  Doe,  O.  J.  McCoy,  George  E.  Little 
and  E.  Kees,  City  Distributors  ;  John  H.  Hunt,  H.  G. 
Rise,  J.  J.  Kirby,  H.  Schuck  and  Emma  F.  Edwards, 
General  Delivery  ;  Miss  MoUie  Costello,  Dead  Letters 
Clerk  ;  A.  G.  Mitchell,  John  Brown  and  John  Valen- 
tine, Porters. 


SUGGESnONS   TO   THE   PTTBLIC. 

Facilities  are  given  to  the  post-oflace  o'lficials  in  the 
discharge  of  their  daily  duties,  and  greater  seciirity 
afforded  to  the  public,  by  careful  attention  to  the  fol- 
lowing reconiMieudatious: 

Make  the  address  on  letters  legible  and  complete, 
giving  the  name  of  the  post-office,  co.unty  and  State. 
The  name  of  tlie  street  and  number  of  the  house  sliould 
also  be  given  on  letters  addressed  to  cities  where  let- 
ter carriers  are  employed;  while  the  letter  will  eventu- 
ally reach  its  destination  without  a  number,  the 
omission  is  often  a  cause  of  hesitation  and  delay.  In 
the  case  of  letters  for  places  in  foreign  countries,  the 
name  of  the  country  as  well  as  the  post-office  should 
be  given  in  full.  Letters  addressed,  for  instance, 
merely  to  "  London,"  without  adding  "  England,"  are 
frequently  sent  to  London,  Canada,  and  vice  versa, 
thereby  causing  delay,  and  often  serious  loss. 

j  FBEE   POSTAl   DELIVERY. 

I  The  Free  Postal  Delivery  System  is  similar  to  the 
one  so  successfully  maintained  in  several  of  the 
large  Eastern  cities.     There  are  sixty  districts,   each 

(  of  which  is  in  charge  of  a  carrier,  who  delivers 
promptly  all  mail  matter  received  at  the  Post  Office, 
upon  which  is  written  the  correct  address,  street  and 
number  of  the  party  for  whom  it  is  intended. 

All  persons  who  desire  their  letters,  etc.,  retained 
until  called  for.  must  leave  their  address  at  the  Post- 
Office. 

Pierre  P.  Hoin,  Jr.,  Superintendent;  Louis  Miller, 
Assistant  Superintendent;  V.  D.  Duboce,  clerk;  C.  S. 
Curtis,  Thaddeus  T.  Austin,  F.  I.  Cutter,  Robert  D. 
Cunningham,  Robert  E.  Chapman,  Thomas  O.  Drink- 
all,  Shadrach  M.  Fortior,  John  Gundelach,  G.  W. 
Uart,  Ottii  H.  Johnson,  Augustus  King,  Austin  King, 
Theodore  Link,  J.  L.  Lansing,  Carl  T.  Lagercrantz,  M. 
W.  Littktield,  F.  E.  Marsh,  James  IMurray,  M.  Heath, 
F.  B.  McStocker,  T.  B  Parker.  T.  L.  Hili,  H.  A.  Mc- 

I  Cauley,  W.G.  Brewer,  Frank  Camblos  Jr.,  H.  A.  Fink, 
Thomas  J.  MuUin,  Alexander  Mosburg,  F.  H.  Ander- 
son, C.  M.  Byrne;   George   White,   N.  J.  Adams,  J.  B.  I 
Treadwell,   J.    Phelan,  F.    E.  Guy.  Samuel  Gibson, 

I  W.  F.  Douglass,  Fred.  Packard,  W.  S.  Simmons,  ; 
Henry  O.  Perry,  Stanley  O.Post,  J.  R.  Rines,  Alvin  B. 

I  Reed,  M.  P.  Sawtelle,  E.  F.  Williams,  H.  L.  Stark- 
weather, James  H.  Smith,  Jeremiah  M.  Smith,  Jos. 
E.  Steers,  A.  J.  Vining,  J.  J.  Walsh,  Julius  Wein- 
shenk,  R.  E.  Williams,  George  F.  Conway,  Frank  P 
Forbis,  Chester  8.  Packard,  John  F.  Lewis,  Charles 
Eggeliug,  F.  W.  James,  W.  F.  Corcoran,  L.  P.  Batch- 
elder,  W.  B.  Chamherlalu,  H.  M.  Castlllar,  W.  P 
Spencer,  F.  D.  Arnold,  Richard  H.  O.  Weber,  E.  F. 
Donnelly,  James  H.  Seaman,  H.  G.  Gerdes  and  Wm.  ' 
GJmhal,  Carriers;  A.  M.  Cox,  Superintendent  Station 
A  ;  H.  W.  Forbes,  Superintendent  Stnti.in  B,  and  Cbas. 
DeCuyper,  Clerk ;  George  E.  Fillebrowne.  Superin- 
tendent Station  C  ;  G.  B.  Tolman,  Superintendent  sub- 
Post  Office,  South  8.  F. 

BRANCH    0FKICE8.  | 

Three  Branch   Offices  have  been  established  at  the 
following    named    localities ;    Station   A,    l;t05   Polk  i 
street;  A.  M.  Cox.  Superintendent.     Station  B,  north- 
west corner  of  Mission  and  Eighth  streets  ;  Hugh  W.  1 


Forbes,  Superintendent ;  Charles  DeCuyper,  Clerk. 
Station  C,  northeast  corner  of  Twentieth  and  Mission 
streets  ;  G.  E.  Fillebrowne,  Superintendent.  A  Sub- 
office  has  been  established  on  Railroad  avenue,  near 
Eleventh  avenue,  South  San  Francisco,  where  letters 
may  be  left  for  registration,  and  requests  for  money 
orders  will  receive  prompt  attention. 

STREET  LETTER  BOXES. 

There  are  three  hundred  deposit  boxes  for  the  re- 
cejition  of  letters,  placed  in  prominent  localities 
throughout  the  city,  from  which  collections  are 
made  several  times  during  the  day  In  season  for  the 
departure  of  the  mails. 

RAILWAY    MAIL    SERVICE. 

HARRISON  J.  McKUSICK,  Assistant  Superintend- 
ent, James  C.  CooHdge,  Local  Agent. 

A.  G.  Sharp,  Theodore  F.  Tracy,  J.  A.  Mahoney 
and  If.  B.  McGaughey,  Special  Agents  Post  Office 
Department. 

Fred.  F,  Cheque,  Supervisor  Weights  of  Mails. 

P.  R.  Downer,  J.  F.  Harris,  James  M.  Johnson,  M. 
J.  Maloney,  T.  Orchard  Jr.,  M.  E.  Quimby,  J.H.  Reid, 
and  C.  W.  Gurnev,  Head  Postal  Clerks  ;  W.  C.  Boutelle, 
W.  L.  Crowell,  William  C.  Dubois,  Thomas  J.  Ford, 
William  Knapp,  W.  A.  Halsted.  George  W.  Hildreth, 
R.  H.  McCloud,  Isaac  N.  Merrill,  L.  Hafford,  E.  E. 
Danforth,  J.  H.  Robinson,  John  W.  Stevenson,  R.  I. 
Auld,  George  Babcock,  Stephen  Tripp,  C.  F.  Wood, 
Albert  Teal,  William  M.  McCloud,  Albert  H.  Merrill, 
Frank  A.  Reynolds,  Samuel  Flint,  A.  B.  Whitney  and 
Frank  C.  Stover,  Postal  Clerks ;  John  Barrington, 
George  A.  Bromley,  James  Churchill,  L.  W.  Fee,  L. 
S.  Hart,  George  H.  Kelly,  C.  P.  Marsh,  Edward  H. 
Ostrander.  D.  W.  C.  Story,  Josiah  H.  Gibbs,  E.  J. 
Piatt,  F.  E.  Wright,  Charles  C.  Hilton.  Frank  P. How- 
land,  W.  M.  PoUeys,  James  R.  Wilson,  and  H.  A. 
Swauey,  Route  Agents. 


State  Officers. 

Office,  Sacramento. 

Executive  Department. — George  C.  Perkins,  Gov- 
ernor; John  Mansfield,  Lieutenant-Governor;  D.  M. 
Burns,  Secretary  of  State  ;  D.  M.  Kenfield,  Controller; 
A.  L.  Hart,  Attorney-General;  John  Weil,  Trea.«!urer; 
J.  W.  Shanklin,  Surveyor-General ;  F.  M.  Campbell, 
Supe!  intendent  Public  Instruction ;  Samuel  W. Backus, 
Adjutant-General ;  J.  D.  Young,  State  Superintendent 
of  Printing ;  R.  O.  Cravens,  State  Librarian. 

Board  Railroad  CoMinssioNEBS.— George  Stone- 
man,  Joseph  S.  Cone,  and  C.  J.  Beerstecher. 

Board  Equalization.— J.  L.  King,  M.  M.  Drew,  W. 
Dutton,  T.  D.  Heiskell,  and  D.  M.  Kenfield,  ex-officlo. 

Board  Education. — George  C.  Perkins,  President; 
F.  M.  Campbell,  Secretary;  Charles  H.  Allen,  San  .lose. 

Board  Health. — Henry  Gibbons,  Sr.,  M.  D.,  San 
Francisco:  C.  W.  Breyfogle,  M.  D.,  San  Jose;  W.  K. 
Cluness,  M.  D.,  and  F.  W.  Hatch,  Sr.,  M.  D.,  Sacra- 
mento ;  J.  P.  Widney,  M.  D.,  Los  Angeles  ;  F.  W. 
Hatch,  Jr.,  M.  D.,Napa;  C.  C.  Mason,  Chico. 

Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind  Institute. — A.  K.  P.  Har- 
mon, George  D.  Dorniu,  Isaac  Wormser,  Erwin  J. 
Crane  and  John  A.  Stanley,  Directors. 

State  Insane  Asylum  (Stockton). — G.  A.  Shurtletf, 
Superintendent;  W.  T.  Browne,  M.  D.,  and  Walter  R. 
Langdon,  M.  D.,  Assistants  ;  Robert  Watt,  Lewis 
M.  Cutting,  J.  K.  Doak,  Donald  McLennan,  and  Obed 
Harvey,  M.  D.,  Directors. 

State  Asylum  for  the  Insane  (Napa) . — F.  F.  John- 
ston, A.  G.  Boggs,  Benjamin  Shurtleff,  N.  D.  Rideout, 
and  J.  C.  Martin,  Trustees;  E.  T.Wilkius, M.  D.,  Resi- 
dent Physician  ;  L.  F.  Dozier,  M.  D.,  and  F.  W. 
Hatch,  Jr.,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Physicians. 

State  Prison. --W.  F.  McNutt,  Charles  Clayton, 
Aug.  H.  Chapman,  Jacob  H.  Neff,  and  George  W. 
Schell,  Directors. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ""AlSLVy.'"E%fors.'^' 


1  MACDONOUGH. 


CUMBERIiAND,     L.KIITOH     AXr»    EXGT^ISH     FOUNDRY    COBLE, 
41  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


BANKS. 


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State  Appointees. 

(Residence,  San  Francisco.) 

AssAYEB  State  —  Louis  Falkenau  ;  ofl&ce,  328  Mont- 
gomery street. 

Bank  Commissioners  Board  of  —  Evan  J.  Coleman, 
Robert  Watt  and  William  F.  W^liite;  office,  528  Cali- 
fornia street. 

Commissioner  of  Immigration — Charles  D.  Bunker, 
office,  508  Battery  street. 

Fish  Commissioners  —  S.  R.  Throckmorton  and  B. 

B.  Redding  :  office  401  California  street. 

Harbor  Commissioners— William  Blanding,  George 
8.  Evans  and  W.  A.  VhilUps,  Commissioners;  John 
8.  Gray,  Secretary,  John  J.  O'Brien,  Assibtant  Sec- 
retary ;   Francis  A.  Bishop,  Chief  Engineer  ;  Howard 

C.  Holmes,  Assistant  Engineer;  W.  W.  Morrow, Attor- 
ney ;  Marcus  Harloe,  Chief  Wharfinger;  James  J. 
Oreen,  Assistant  Chief  Wharfinger ;  office  10  Califor- 
nia street. 

Insurance  Commissioner. — J.  C.  Maynard  ;  office, 
401  California  street. 

M1NEBAI.0GIST. — Henry  G.  Hanks  ;  office,  212  Sutter 
street. 

Notaries  Public. — See  Business  Directory. 

Ptlot  Examiners — E.  W.  Travers,  Oliver  Eldridge, 
and  J.  A.  Coolidge ;  Thomas  A.  Griffin,  Secretary ; 
office,  62  Merchants'  Exchange. 

Pilots  —  W.  N.  Shelly,  Charles  Mayo,  John  Mahan, 
Frank  Murphy,  W.  H.  JoUiffe,  Thomas  J.  Knipe, 
Frank  Boyd,  William  W.  Neal,  William  E.  Domett, 
John  W.  Ott,  Freeman  Trask,  J.  S.  Dolliver,  Eugene 
M.  Freeman,  J.  Henry  Rogers,  James  Blood,  George 
Johnson,  Thomas  H.  Barber,  James  Wilson,  Stephen 
Castle  and  J.  B.  Jones;  office,  NE  corner  Washington 
and  Battery. 

Benicia  and  Mare  Island  Pilot  —  C.  H.  Harrison. 

Port  Wardens — John  M«rtin,  Archibald  Harloe, 
George  T.  Bromley,  and  William  Young  ;  Secretary, 
John  P.  Jourden;  office,  525  Front  street. 

ViTi CULTURAL  Commissioners.— Arpad  Haraszthy, 
President;  Jubn  H.  Wheeler,  Secretary ;  office,  111 
Ijeidesdorff  street. 


Superior  Court. — Sessions  held  daily. 

Justices'  Court. — Sessions  held  daily.  J.  C.  Pen- 
nle.  Presiding  Justice  ;  J.  H.  Ryan,  E.  Gillson,  F.  M. 
Clough.J.  D.  Connolly,  Justices  ;  W.  E.  Lamb,  Clerk  ; 
P.  Deveney  and  Jere.  J.  Driscoll,  Deputy  Clerks. 

Police  Court  No.  1. — Sessions  held  daily.  Hale  Rix, 
Judge ;  Edward  W.  Blaney,  Prosecuting  Attorney; 
James  E.  Hughes,  Clerk ;  R.  M.  Swain,  Clerk  Pros- 
ecuting Attorney ;  Joseph  A.  Becsey,  Louis  Locke,  E. 
C.  Stock,  and  Andrew  Glover,  Interpreters. 

Police  Court  No.  2. — Sessions  held  daily.  Simon 
Rosenbaum,  Judge  ;  John  N.  E.  Wilson,  Prosecuting 
Attorney  ;  Joseph  F,  Bradford,  Clerk. 


Courts. 

United  States  Circuit  Court,  District  of  Cali- 
fornia.—Regular  terms  held  in  San  Francisco,  first 
Monday  of  February,  Second  Monday  of  July,  and 
fourth  Monday  of  November.  Special  terms  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Court.  Stephen  J.  Field,  Presiding 
Justice;  Lorenzo  Sawyer,  Circuit  Judge ;  L.  S.  B. 
Sawyer,  Clerk;  Joseph  F.  O'Beirne,  Deputy  Clerk. 

United  States  District  Court,  District  of  Cali- 
fornia.— Regular  terms  held  in  San  Francisco,  first 
Monday  of  April,  second  Monday  of  August,  and  first 
Monday  of  December.  S[)ecial  terms  at  the  discre- 
tion of  the  Court.  Ogden  Hoflman,  Judge;  Southard 
Hoffman,  Clerk;  A.  D.  Grimwood,  Deputy  Clerk. 

Supreme  Court  of  California. — Regular  terms 
held  in  San  Francisco,  second  Monday  in  January  and 
third  M  jndiiy  in  July,  at  Los  Angelos  first  Tuesday 
in  April  and  second  Monday  in  October,  and  at  Sac- 
ramento first  Monday  in  May  aud  second  Monday 
in  November.  Robert  F.  Morrison,  Chief  Justice ; 
E.  W.  McKinstry,  James  D.  Thornton.  E.  M.  Ross,  J.  R. 
Sharpstein,  S.  B.  McKee  and  Milton  H.  Myrick,  Asso- 
ciate Justices  ;  A.  L.  Hart.  Attorney-Gf  neral ;  Frank 
W.  Oross,  Clerk ;  John  B.  Martin,  Ch  irles  H^irlan 
and  J.  A.  M  K<nua,  Deputy  Clerks;  Thos.  P.  O'Con- 
nor and  F.  T.Meagher.  Secretaries  and  Librarians; 
George  H.  Smith,  Reporter;  Wm.  Craig,  Deputy  Re- 
porter. Henry  Finkler,  and  Perrie  Kewen.  Bailiffs  ; 
John  J.  Crowley  and  James  J.  Barry,  Janitors. 


Banks. 

ANGL.O-CAL.IFORNIAN  BANK  (limited).  In- 
corporated, 1873.  Capital  stock,  £600,000  ster- 
ling; amouut  paid  in  £:j00,300  sterling  ($1,5U1,- 
50O).  Number  of  shares  of  "common  stock" 
issued  is  29,970,  £20  each,  and  600  shares 
"deferred  stock,"  £1  each.  The  "  deferred  stock" 
is  fully  paid.  On  the  "common  stock"  £10  per 
share  has  been  paid.  Directors  :  W.  J.  Scholfield, 
E.  H.  Lushington,  J.  Sebag,  I.  Seligmau,  J.  bing- 
ton. 

San  Francisco  Branch,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Sansome 
streets.  F.  F.  Low  and  Ignatz  Steinhart,  mana- 
gers ;  P.  N.  Lilienthal,  cashier. 

BANK  BRITISH  COLUMBIA.  Incorporated, 
1862.  Capital  stock  £500,000  sterling;  amount 
paid  in  £:il6,000  sterling. 

San  Francisco  Branch,  SE  cor  California  and  San- 
some streets.  Directors  :  Robert  Gillespie,  Eden 
Colville.  James  Anderson,  Henry  D.  Harrison, 
Henry  E.  Ransom,  Sir  John  Rose,  Bart.  Acting 
Manager  :  W.  Powell. 

BANK  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA.  In- 
corporated, 1810.  Capital  stock  £1.000,000  ster- 
ling ;  amount  paid  in  £1,000,000  Stirling.  Shares 
of  stock  issued,  20,000  ;  amount  paid  up  on  each 
share  of  stock  £50  sterling.  Directors;  J.  J. 
Cater,  E.  A.  Hoare,  Henry  R.  Farrer,  John  Henry 
Brodie,  Richard  H.  Glyn,  Henry  J.  B.  Kendall,  J. 
J.  Kingsford.  Frederick  Lubbock,  A.  H.  Phill- 
potts,  J.  Murray  Robertson. 

San  Francisco  Branch,  219-221  Sansome  street. 
Manager ;  A.  McKinlay. 

BANK  OF  CALIFORNIA.  Incorporated  June, 
1864.  Capital  stock  $:i,000,0OL' ;  fully  paid  up. 
Number  of  share.*!  of  stock  issued  30,000,  SlOO 
each.  Directors  :D.  O.  Mills,  William  Sharon, 
William  Alvord,  Charles  Mayne.  E.  W.  Newhall, 
Jerome  Lincoln,  Adam  Grant,  J.  C.  Wilmerding, 
James  Freeborn,  Antoine  Borel,M.  Lewis.  Loca- 
tion— NW  cor  California  and  Sansome  streets. 
William  Alvord,  president;  Thomas  Brown, 
cashier. 

FIRST  N.\TIONAL  GOLD  BANK  OF  SAN 
FRANCISCO.  Ciipital,  paid  up,  $1,.500,000. 
Directors;  R.  C.  Woolworth,  D.  Callaghan,  C.  Qt. 
Hooker,  C.  .Vdolpbe  Low,  Peter  Donahue.  Isaac 
Wormser,  Edward  Martin,  James  Moffitt,  N.  Van 
Bergen.  Location— SW  C'jr  Montgomery  and 
Summer  streets.  R.  C.  Woolworth,  president; 
D.  Callaghan,  vice-president;  E.  D.  Morgan, 
cashier. 

GRANGERS'  B.4.NK  OP  CALIFORNIA.  In- 
corporated April  27.  1374.  Capital  stock  tl,0O0,00O; 
amount  paid  in  $531,200.  Number  shares  of  stock 
issued  10.00(1 ;  amount  paid  on  each  share  of  stock 
$.)0  plus  $ti2,400  full  paid  up.  Directors:  J.  H. 
Gtrdluer,  John  Lewelling,  T.  E.  Tynan,  Daniel 
Rhodes,  H.  M.  Larue,  Uriah  Wood,  J.  C.  Merry- 
field,  J.  0.  Steele,  0.   J.  Cressey,  Seneca  Ewer,  A. 


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WALNUT  JAPLE.  CHERRY 


JOHN  WICP.IORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St.,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


D.  Logan.  Location — NE  corner  California  and 
Davis  streets.  John  Lewelling,  President;  A. 
Montpellier,  cashier. 

liONDON    AND    SAN    FRANCISCO    BANK 

(limited).  Incorporated  in  London,  England, 
1880.  Capital  htock  £420,000  :  the  amount  sub- 
scribed and  fully  paid  up  Is  £420,000 ;  shares  of 
stock  issued  60,000;  paid  up  on  each  share  £.7. 
Directors:  W.  F.  Babcock,  J.  F.  riemlch,  E.  H. 
Green,  Henry  (ioschen,  Julius  May,  J.  S.  Morgan, 
K.  D.  Peebles,  F.  Rodewald,  Robert  Ryrie,  K. 
Sulzbach,  Baron  H.  de  Stern. 
San  FRANCISCO  Bbanch,  424  California  street.  A.  Scriv- 
ener, manager ;  William  Steel,  assistant  manager. 

RIERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  BANK  (in  liqui- 
dation) 320  Sansome  street. 

NATIONAL    GOLD    BANK     AND     TRUST 

COBIPANY  (in  liquidation)  512  California  street. 

NEVADA  BANK  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Incorporated  October  4,  1875.  Capital  stock,  paid 
up,  $3,000,000;  shares  of  stock  issued  30,000; 
amount  paid  tip  on  each  share  is  $100.  Directors  : 
J.  C.  Flood,  Estate  of  W.  S.  O'Brien,  J.  W.  Mac- 
kay,  J.  G.  Fair,  George  L.  Brander,  J.  L.  Flood. 
Location — N\V  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine  streets. 
J.  C.  Flood,  president ;  J.  S.  Angus,  cashier. 

PACIFIC  BANK.  Incorporated  February  4,  1863. 
Capital  stock,  paid  up,  SI ,000,000.  Number  of 
shares  of  stock  issued  is  10,000  ;  amount  paid  on 
each  share  SIOO.  Directors;  R.  H.  McDonald,  W. 
Mabury,  W.  T.  Wallace,  H.  Mabury,  C.  T.  Ryland, 
F.  V.  McDonald,  L.  Vesaria.  Location — NW  cor 
Sansome  and  Pine  streets.  R.  H.  McDonald,  pres- 
ident ;  L.  Vesaria,  cashier. 

"WTfiLLS,  FARGO  &  CO.'S  BANK.  Incor- 
porated February  5,  1866.  Capital  stock  S6,2.50,- 
000.  Directors:  Lloyd  Tevis,  Leland  Stanford, 
Charles  F.  Crocker,  Oliver  Eldridge,  George  E. 
Gray,  Charles  Crocker,  A.  H.  'Barney,  J.  C. 
Fargo,  D.  O.  Mills.  Location — ME  cor  California 
and  Sansome  streets.  Lloyd  Tevis,  president ;  H. 
Wadsworth,  cashier. 

CALIFORNIA  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCI- 
ETY. Incorpcjrated  June  24,  1873.  Capital  stock 
§100,000  ;  amount  subscribed  and  paid  in  by  stock- 
holders is  $71,000  00.  Number  shares  of  stock 
issuea  710;  amount  paid  on  each  share  is  $100. 
Directors  ;  David Furquharson, Robert  F.  Bunker, 
Alex.  C.  Corbett,  Joseph  R.  Wilcox,  Edward  Far- 
rell,  John  Bain,  John  Easton,  Charles  D.  Farqu- 
harson,  John  Daniel,  V.  Campbell,  Thomas 
Downing.  Location— NW  cor  Eddy  and  Powell 
streets.  David  Farquharson,  president ;  Vernon 
Campbell,  cashier. 

FARMERS'  AND  MECHANICS'  BANK  OF 
SAVINGS  (in  liquidation)  040  Market  street. 

FRENCH  MUTUAL  PROVIDENT  SAVINGS 
AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.  Incorporated  March 
11,  1879.  Capital  stock  $300,000  ;  amount  paid  in 
by  stockholders  is  $143,105;  amount  subscribed 
$222,100.  Directors  :  F.  Perrin,  G.  Touchard,  P. 
Fleury,  J.  C.  Sala,  H.  Barroilhet,  P.  Husson,  L. 
MejasBon,  A.Comte  Jr.  Location— 534  California 
street.  L.  Mejasson,  president ;  A.  Brand,  secre- 
tary. 

GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY. 

Incorporated  February  10,  1868.  Capital  stock 
$400,000;  amount  paid  in  is  $300,000;  number 
shares  of  stock  issued  is  400.  Directors  :  L.  Got- 
tig.  Charles  Kohler,  Edward  Kruse,  George  H. 
Eggers,  H.  L.  Simon.  Peter  Spreckels,  N.  Van 
Bergen,  F.  Roediiig,  Igustz  St?ii)hart.  Location 
—526  California  street.  L.  Qottig,  jiresident ;  F. 
Roediug,  cashier. 

HIBERNIA  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCI> 
ETY.  IncoHJorated  April  12,  1859.  This  bank 
has  no  capital  stock  ;  condu(tc<l  on  the  "  mutual 
plan."  Reserve  fund  $1,194,306  78.  Directors- 
Mylee  D.  Sweeny,  C.  D.  O'Sullivan,.  John  Sulli- 
van, Gustave  Touchard,  D.  J.  Oliver,  Peter  Dona- 


hue, M.  J.  O'Connor,  and  Joseph  A.  Donohoe. 
Location — NE  cor  Market  and  Montgomery  streets. 
Myles  D.  Sweeny,  president;  Robert  J.  Tobln, 
secretary. 

HUMBOLDT  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCI- 
ETY.  Incorporated  November  24,  1869.  Capi- 
tal stock  is  .$100,000 ;  amount  paid  in  is  $80,000. 
Number  of  shares  of  stock  issued  is  100.  Direc- 
tors :  A.  C.Weber,  R.  Jordan,  E.  D.  Keyes,  E. 
Brand,  Henry  Luchsinger.  Location— 18  Geary 
street.  A.  C.  Weber,  president;  A.  Hartman, 
cashier. 

MASONIC  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY 

(in  liquidation) .     Location— 6  Post  street. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  SAVINGS  BANK  (in  Uqui- 

dation) .    Location — '20  Montgomery. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  UNION.  In- 
corporated June  18,  1862.  Capital  stock,  paid  up 
in  full,  $400,000.  Number  of  shares  of  stock  is- 
sued is  1,600.  Directors  :  James  De  Fremery,  Al- 
bert Miller,  C.  Baum,  Alexander  Campbell,  Sen., 
E.  J.  Crane,  W.  Ashburner,  D.  E.  Martin,  Charles 
Pace,  John  Taylor,  Joseph  G.  Eastland.  Loca- 
tion— 532  California  street.  James  De  Fremery, 
president ;  Lovell  White,  cashier. 

SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.  Incorpor- 
ated  JulJ-  23,  1857.  Capital  stock  $500,000,  all  paid 
in.  Number  of  shares  of  stock  issued  is  5,000. 
Directors ;  John  Brickell,  Isaac  Hyde,  Horace 
Davis,  W.  A.  Bray,  A.  W.  Bowman,  J.  G.  Kellogg, 
W.  A.  Aldrich,  S.  C.  Bigelow,  B.  O.  Devoe.  Lo- 
cation— 619  Clay  srreet.  John  Brickell,  president ; 
Cyrus  W.  Carmany,  cashier. 

SECURITY  SAVINGS  BANK.  Incorporated 
March  2,  1871.  Capital  stock  $300,000;  amount 
liaid  in  is  $150,000.  Number  of  shares  of  stock 
issued  is  1,'200.  Directors  :  D.  O.  Mills,  W.  F. 
Babcock,  William  Alvord,  Calvin  Paige,  Adam 
Grant,  Bartlett  Doe,  Jerome  Lincoln,  D.  C.  Mc- 
Ruer,  8.  L.  Jones.  Location — 215  Sansome  street. 
Jerome  Lincoln,  vice-president ;  Winfield  8. 
Jones,  cashier. 


CHURCHES. 


BAPTIST. 
First  Baptist  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Eddy  street,  between  Jones 
and  Leavenworth.  Rev.  William  M.  Eincaid  Pastor ; 
residence,  1104  Market 

This  church  was  organized  in  June,  1849. 

Number  of  communicants,' three  hundred  and  fifty. 
The  Siibbath  School  has  an  average  attendance  of  about 
two  hundred.  The  library  contains  about  one  thous- 
and volumes. 

Sabbath  services  morning  and  evening.  Sabbath 
School  at  half  past  twelve  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  Meet- 
ing every  Monday  and  Wednesday  evenings  ;  Church 
Covenant  Meeting  the  Wednesday  evening  preceding 
the  first  Sabbath  in  each  month. 

Metroi>olitan  Baptist  Church. 

Loc8tion,northeast  corner  of  Fifth  and  Jessie  streets. 
Rev.  I.  S.  Kalloch,  D.  D.,  Pastor;  residence,  Castro, 
between  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth. 

Divine  services  are  held  every  Sunday  at  eleven 
o'clock  A.  M.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 
Young  People's  Meeting,  Sunday  evening  at  sixo'clock. 
Church  Prayer  Meeting,  Wednesday  evening. 

Third  Baptist  Church  (Colored). 

Location,  east  side  of  Powell  street,  between  Bush 
and  Sutter.  Rev.  George  Duncan,  Pastor;  residence, 
in  rear  of  Church. 

Number  of  members,    about   seventy-five.      This 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Braverman  <f:  l.evy 

I  19    MONTCOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WAKHIXO   C'Al4l.RI>   FOR  AND  I>EI.IVC:Ri:i>. 

OFFICE,  648  BIARKKT  STREET. 


CHURCHES. 


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flhurch  was  organized  in  1854.  Services  are  held  every 
Sabbath  at  three  o'clock  and  half  past  seven  o'clockP. 
M.  A  Sunday  School,  with  an  average  attendance  of 
twenty,  is  held  at  two  o'clock  P.  M. 

Union  Square  Baptist  Chnrcli. 

Location,  south  side  of  Post  street,  between  Powell 
and  Mason.  Kev.  L.  N.  Kowell,  Pastor ;  residence, 
4'22  Geary  street. 

The  church  was  organized  in  the  old  City  College 
Chapel,  corner  of  Stockton  and  Geary  streets,  Octo- 
ber ai,  1866,  with  fifty-three  members,  to  which  atl- 
ditions  have  been  made  nearly  every  month,  the  num- 
ber now  being  about  one  hundred. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  Meet- 
ing is  held  on  Wednesday  evenings,  and  a  meeting 
for  the  study  of  the  Sunday  School  lesson,  at  which 
the  Pastor  presides,  is  held  on  Friday  evenings  at 
half-past  seven  o'clock. 

The  Sabbath  School  is  in  a  prosperous  condition, 
and  has  a  library  of  more  than  sixteen  hundred  vol- 
umes.    It  meets  immediately  after  morning  service. 

Fifth  Baptist  Cllurcli. 

Location,  Twenty-second  street,  between  Howard 
and  Capp.  Rev.  DeWitt  T.  VanDoren,  Pastor ;  resi- 
dence, 2329  Mission  street. 

This  church  was  organized  August  17th,  1869. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.,  in  Winter,  and 
forty-five  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  in  Summer. 
Prayer  Meeting  every  Wednesday  at  half  past  seven 
o'clock  P.  M.  in  Wintfer,  and  forty-five  minutes  past 
seven  o'clock  P.  M.  in  Summer. 

A  Sabbath  School,  with  an  average  attendance  of  one 
hundred  and  sixty  teachers  and  scholars,  and  a  library 
of  about  six  hundred  volumes,  are  connected  with  the 
church.  The  school  meets  immediately  after  morn- 
ing service. 

Baptist  Mission  Chapel. 

Location,  Eleventh  Avenue,  between  F  and  G 
streets,  South  San  Francisco.  The  house  of  worship 
is  neat  and  convenient.  One  preaching  service  is 
held  every  Sabbath,  in  connection  with  which  is  a 
Sunday  School.    No  church  has  yet  been  organized. 

Zion  Baptist  Cliarcli. 

This  Church  was  organized  February  7th.  1881. 
Place  of  worshiji,  east  side  Laguna  street,  between 
Golden  Gate  avenue  and  McAllister.  Rev.  Joseph  S. 
Bromley,  Pastor;  residence,  1301  Post  street. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.,  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  Meeting  Thurs- 
day evening. 

Baptist  Chinese  Mission. 

Location,  740  Washington  street ;  Rev.  J.  B.  Hart- 
well  and  Miss  Lowry,  Missionaries.  One  preaching 
service  and  Bible  Class  is  held  every  Sabbath.  Sab- 
bath School  at  six  o'clock  P.  M.  The  library,  con- 
sisting of  works  in  the  English  and  Chinese  languages, 
numbersfivehiindred  volumes.  Connected  with  this 
is  a  school  for  tea -hing  Chinese  the  English  language 
every  evening  at  seven  o'clock,  chasing  with  religious 
exercises.  All  religious  services  in  the  Chinese  lan- 
guage. 


CONGREGATIONAL. 
First  Cougregfational  Church. 

Locationrsoutheastcornerof  Post  and  Mason  streets. 
Rev.  Charles  D.  Barrows,  Pastor;  residence,  1512 
Pine.     Rev.  A.  L.  Stone,  D.  D.,  Pastor  emeritus. 

This  church  was  organized  July.  'JOth,  1849.  The 
present  membership  is  about  six  hundred. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  at  half  past  'seven  o'clock  P.  M.  between 
the  first  of  September  and  first  of  May,  and  at  forty- 
five  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  during  the  other 
months  of  the  year.  Church  Prayer  Meeting  every 
Wednesday  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Young 
Peoples'  Meeting  Friday  evening.  Teachers'  Meet- 
ing Saturday  evening.  Socials  monthly,  Monday  and 
Thursday  evenings. 


The  Sabbath  School  connected  with  the  Church  has 
a  membership  of  about  five  hundred,  scholars  and 
teachers.  It  meets  immediately  after  morning  ser- 
vice. A  valuable  and  instructive  library  of  over  four- 
teen hundred  volumes  is  attached  to  the  School. 

Plymouth  Congregational  Church. 

Location,  east  side  of  Taylor  street,  between  Geary 
and  O'Farrell.  Rev.  T.  K.  Noble,  Pastor;  residence, 
2200  Steiuer  street. 

This  church  was  organized  January  12th,  1862. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Sabbath 
School  and  Bible  Classes  meet  immediately  after  the 
morning  service.  Weekly  Prayer  Meeting  every 
Wednesday  evening.  Bible  reading  in  the  Chapel  on 
Post  street,  near  Webster,  every  Friday  evening.  This 
Church  has  a  membership  of  four  hundred  and  fifty, 
and  sustains  three  Sunday  Schools  with  an  enroll- 
ment of  ten  hundred  and  thirty-eight  scholars. 

Third  Congregational  Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Fifteenth  Street,  near  Mis- 
sion. Rev.  E.  G.  Beckwith,  Pastor  ;  residence,  1546 
Howard  street.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred 
and  seventy. 

This  chiirch  had  its  origin  in  the  Fall  of  1862. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  Meet- 
ing every  Wednesday  evening. 

The  Sabbath  School  was  organized  November  5th, 
1862.  Its  first  session  was  held  on  Sunday,  November 
9th,  of  the  same  year,  the  total  attendance  being  thirty- 
three.  At  present  the  average  attendance  is  about 
three  hundred  and  fifty.  Meets  immediately  after 
morning  service. 

Grreen  Street  Congregational  Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Green  sti'eet,  between  Stock- 
ton and  Powell.  Rev.  W.  E.  Ijams,  Pastor  ;  residence, 
Commercial  Hotel. 

The  church  was  organized  February  1865. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  Prayer  Meeting  every  Wednesday  at  eight 
o'clock  P.  M.  The  Sabbath  School  connected  with 
the  church  niimbers  about  three  hundred  members 
and  has  a  library  containing  eight  hundred  volumes. 
Meets  immediately  after  morning  service. 

Bethany  Congregational  Church. 

Location,  Bartlett  street,  near  Twenty-fifth.  Rev. 
William  C.  Pond,  Pastor  ;  residence,  940  Capp  street. 

This  Church  was  organized  February  23rd,  1873.  Re- 
cognized by  an  Ecclesiastical  Council  duly  called 
February  23rd,  1874. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  thirty  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  P.M. 
Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  evening  at  eight  o'clock. 
A  Sabbath  School,  from  whence  sprung  this  church, 
was  organized  in  August,  1872.  It  has  an  enrolled 
membership  of  three  hundred,  and  a  library  of  three 
hundred  and  fifty  volumes.  Meets  at  half  past  twelve 
o'clock  P.M.  Chinese  Sunday  School  meets  at  half 
past  six  o'clock  P.M. 

California  Chinese  Mission. 

Rev.  W.  C.  Pond,  Superintendent. 

Incorporated    Jlarch,   1876.      The  corporation  has 
been  formed  for  the  purpose  of  conducting  Christian, 
missionary  and    educational    operations  among 
Chinese  and  Japanese  in   California. 

Mission  House  and  Central  School,  No.  5  Brenham 
Place;  Miss  J.  S.  Worley,  Miss  E.  Snook,  and  Jee 
Gam,  Teachers.  Barnes  Mission  House,  No.  8  Ridley 
street;  Mrs.  C.  A.  Sheldon,  Miss  J.  Sheldon,  and  Lu 
Lum,  Teachers.  Bethany  School,  Bethany  Chapel. 
Bartlett  street,  near  Twenty-fifth;  Mrs.  J.  C.  Snook, 
Teacher.  Religious  services  are  held  every  Sunday 
at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P. 
M.,  and  every  Wednesday  at  half  past  seven  o'clock 
P.  M.  Schoolevery  evening  during  the  week  at  Cen- 
tral School,  5  Brenham  Place. 

The  Congregational  Association  of  Christian  Chin- 
ese, organized  In  connection  with  this  Mission,  for 
mutual  aid  in  the  developmentof  Christian  cliarai  ter 
and  in  doing  Christian  work,  has  about  one  hundred 
and  seventy  members.  Chung  Mon,  President;  Jee 
Gam,  Secretary. 


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SAN   FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


EPISCOPAL. 
Trinity  Chnrch. 

Location,  uortheast  corner  of  Poet  and  Powell 
streets.  Rev.  Hiram  W.  Beers,  Rector ;  residence,  1000 
Sutter  street. 

This  is  the  oldest  parish  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal 
Church  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

It  had  its  beginning  in  Divine  Service,  celebrated 
on  the  eighth  day  ot  July,  1849. 

The  ordinary  services  are  Morning  Prayer,  at  eleven 
o'clock,  Tjvith  llcily  Communion  on  all  Sundays  and 
Holy-days.  Evening  Prayer  at  half  past  seven  o'clock 
every  Sunday.  Sermons  after  Morning  and  Evening 
Prayers  every  Sunday,  and  after  Morninc  Prayers  at 
the  greater  Festivals  and  on  Thanksgiving  Day.  Sun- 
day School  at  half  past  nine  o'llock  A.  M.,  and  Public 
Catechising  at  the  same  hour,  the  first  Sunday  in 
the  month.  Teachers'  Meeting,  Monday  at  four 
o'clock  P.  M.  Ladies'  Pastoral  Aid  Society  after 
Morning  Prayer,  on  Fridays  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M. 
Industrial  School  at  ten  o'clock  A.M.,  every  Saturday. 
Lenten  Services  as  arranged  by  the  Rector  from  time 
to  time. 

Grace  Cliarcli. 

Location,  southeast  corner  of  California  and  Stock- 
ton streets.  Rev.  William  H.  Phitt,  Rector ;  resid- 
ence, 1407  .Jones  street. 

This  church  was  organized  in  1849. 

The  cnruer  stone  of  the  present  church  edifice  was 
laid  by  Bishop  Kip  in  May,  18(;o. 

Services  are  held  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sunday 
School  meets  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  John's  Churcli. 

Location,  northeast  comer  Fifteenth  and  Valencia 
streets.  Rev.  E.  B.  Spalding,  Rector ;  residence,  1534 
Mission  street. 

This  church  was  established  in  November,  1857. 

Services  are  held  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  on  Sunday  evening  at  half  past  seven 
o'clock.  Also,  on  all  Holy  Days  at  eleven  o'clock  A. 
M.  The  Sunday  School  numbers  about  three  hun- 
dred and  fifty  sctholars,  and  twenty  teachers.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  in  the  library,  one  thousand.  Meets 
at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

Church  of  the  Advent. 

Location,  south  side  of  Howard  street,  opposite 
New  Moiitgomery.  Right  Rev.William  lugraham  Kip, 
D.  D.,  Bishop  of  the  Diocese  of  California,  Rector; 
residence  southwest  corner  of  Franklin  and  Eddy 
streets.  Rey.  W.  L.  Githens,  Assistant  Rector,  resi- 
dence, ti23  Howard  street.     Study  at  the  Church. 

Thi.s  parish  was  organized  June,  1858.  The  present 
church  building  was  completed  and  consecrated  Feb- 
ruary •_'4, 1861.  Services  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  The  Sunday 
School  has  an  average  attendance  of  about  four  hun- 
dred, and  meets  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  Alban's  Church. 

Present  place  of  worsliip,  Cambrian  Hall,  1133  Mis- 
sion street.     R<'itor,  vacant. 

Organized  iu  1870,  as  a  Free  Episcopal  Church,  with 
full  choral  services.  It  is  now  under  the  immediate 
supervision  of  tlie  Bishop  of  the  Diocese. 

Services  are  held  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M., 
and  the  Sunday  School,  under  the  suiierintendence 
of  W.  G.  Badger,  meets  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  Iiuke'8  Church. 

Location,  soutli  side  of  Pa<  itic  street  between  Polk 
street  and  Van  Ness  Avenue.  Rev.  S.  Gregory  Lines, 
Rector;  residence, !2211  Van  Ness  aveniie 

The  first  services  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church 
at  Spring  Valley, which  led  to  the  organization  of  this 
church,  were  held  by  the  Rev.  Giles  Easton,  Assistant 
Hector  of  Grace  Church,  in  Spring  Vallev  School 
House,  on  Broadway  street,  between  Larkin  and  Polk, 
on  the  fourth  of  March,  1866. 

The  building  now  occupied  by  the  congregation  was 
completed  September  H>,  18fi8,  and  consecrated  A)irll 
13,  1873.  It  was  enlarged,  and  a  Guild  room  added, 
December,  1878.  The  church  will  now  accommodate 
over  three  hundred  persons. 

The  church  is  supported  by  ofiforings  and  monthly 
subscriptions,  and  seats  are  free.  Services  are  held 
every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.  and  at  half   past 


seven  o'clock  P.  M;  and  on  Saints'  Days,  and  other 
Holy  Days  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  Sunday  School 
meets  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  Paul's   Protestant   Episcopal   Church. 

Location,  south  side  California  street,  between  Fill- 
more and  Steiner  streets.  Rev.  W.  S.  Neales,  Rector  : 
residence.  2115  Bush  street. 

This  church  is  the  outgrowth  of  St.  Paul's  Mission, 
organized  by  several  residents  of  the  Western  Addi- 
tion, October  1st,  1873.  It  was  regularly  incorporated 
as  a  church  in  the  month  of  March,  1881. 

Services  are  held  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  The  Sunday- 
School,  under  the  immediate  superintendence  of  the 
minister  in  charge,  meets  at  three  o'clock  P.  M.  It 
has  about  "200  children  enrolled. 

St.   Peter'8  Church. 

Location,  northeast  corner  of  Stockton  and  Filbert 
streets.  Rev.  Adam  McAllister,  oificiator  ;  residence, 
501  Geary  street. 

This  parish  was  organized  in  July,  1867. 

The  church  building  accommodates  three  hundred, 
the  sittings  being  free. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M. 

The  Sunday  School  connected  with  the  church  is  in 
a  very  flourishing  condition  ;meets  at  half  past  twelve 
o'clock  P.  M. 

St.   Stephen's  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Fulton  street,  between  Web- 
ster and  Fillmore.  Rev.  Edgar  J.  Lion,  Rector;  resi- 
dence, 723  Grove  street. 

This  church  was  organized  early  in  the  year 
1879. 

i  The  congregation  now  numbers  about  two  hundred 
and  fifty.  Services  are  held  on  Sunday**  at  eleven 
o'clock  A.M.  and  a  quarter  to  eight  P.M.  The  Sunday 
School,  which  numbers  about  two  hundred,  meets  at 
one  o'clock  P.  M. 

All  Saints'  Episcopal  Chnrch. 

Location,  corner  of  Eddy  and  Polk  streets.  Rev.  W. 
Fred.  Morrison,  Rector;  residence,  730  Sutter  street. 

This  church  was  organized  November  1,  1878.  ThB 
church  was  burned  down  August  15, 1881,  but  will  be 
rebuilt  the  present  year. 

Mission   Services. 

Seamen's  Mission. — Chapel,  118  Jackson  street, 
corner  Front.  The  Mission  is  under  the  charge  of 
the  Clergy  of  the  Diocese  ;  R.  B.  Sanchez,  superin- 
tendent. Sunday  School  every  Sunday  at  two  o'clock 
P.M.,  at  the  Chapel.  Also,  a  Sewing  School  for  girls, 
which  meets  every  Saturday  at  ten  o'clock  A  M.  at  the 
Church  of  the  Advent. 


.   EVANGELICAL. 

Ifuited  German  Kvangelical  Lutheran  Con 
g-re^ation  of  St.  Mark's  Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Geary  street,  between  Stock- 
ton and  Powell.  Rev.  G.  Muehlsteph,  Pastor  ;  resi- 
dence, 307  Mason  street. 

This  IS  the  oldest  German  Evangelical  Lutheran 
Congregation  in  the  city,  it  being  in  existence  since 
1857. 

The  consolidation  of  the  First  German  Evangelical 
Lutheran  Congregation  of  Greenwich  Street,  and  the 
German  Evangelical  Lutheran  Congregation  of  St. 
Mark's  Church,  took  X'lace  on  Tuesday,  the  23d. day 
of  July,  1807.  Number  of  members  one  hundred  and 
twenty. 

Services  in  the  German  language  every  Sabbath  at 
forty-ftve  minutes  i)a8t  ten  o'clock  A.M.  The  Sabbath 
School  meets  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. ;  number 
of  children,  four  hundred. 

St.  Paul's  German   Evangelical  Lutheran 
Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Mission  street,  between 
Fifth  and  Sixth.  Rev.  J.  M.  Buehler,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence, 9.53  Mission  street. 

This  church  was  organized  on  the  fifteenth  of  May, 
1867. 

The  Ladies'  Society  connected  with  this  chtirch  has 


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a  membership  of  eighty,  and  has  proven  a  very  ef&- 
eient  auxiliary  to  the  cause. 

The  Sabbath  School  now  numbers  six  hundred  and 
eleven  scholars,  with  forty-five  teachers.  ! 

Services  in  the  (ieriuan  language  every  Sabbath  at  i 
half  past  ten  o'clock  A.M.,  and  lialf  past  seven  o'clock  ; 
P.  M.  Wednesday  evening.  Sabbath  School  at  nine  1 
o'clock  .\.  M.  I 

A  Day  School,  under  the  auspices  of  the   congrega-  i 
tion,    has    been    established,     which    includes     the  1 
branches  taught  in  the  Public  Schools;  devotes   par- 
ticular attention  to  the  study  of  the  German  language, 
and  has  special  regard  to  the  moral  training  of  their 
children  iu  the  spirit  of  the  Christian  religion. 

Onr   Saviour's   Scandina-^'ian  Kvangelical 
liutheran  Clmrcli. 

Location,  18  Sherman  street.  Kev.  I.  L.  P.  Diet- 
richsou,  Pastor;  O.  Gro^nsberg,  Assistant  Pastor; 
residence,  adjoining  church. 

This  church  was  organized  on  the  twentieth  of  Oc- 
tober, 1870. 

A  Ladies'  Society  to  promote  the  interests  of  the 
church  and  for  the  relief  of  poor  Scandinavians  has 
lately  been  organized.  Services  in  the  Scandinavian 
language  Sundays  and  holidays  at  half  past  ten  o'clock 
A.  M.  The  seats  are  always  free,  and  strangers  are 
welcome.  Its  membership  is  now  one  hundred  and 
twenty-five. 

First   Evang'elical  Reformed  Church  (Ger- 
man). 

Location,  east  side  of  Eleventh  street,  between  Mar- 
ket and  Mission.  Kev.  J.  Fuendeling,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence, 29  Eleventh  street,  basement  of  church. 

This  society  was  organized  by  the  Kev.  Frederick 
Fox,  on  the  eleventh  of  Ai^ril,  18ii9. 

The  church,  occupied  by  the  congi'egation,  was 
dedicated  December  15,  1872. 

Services  every  Sabbath  in  the  German  language  at 
eleven  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  Thursday  evening  at  half 
past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  German  Sabbath  School  at 
half-past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

Emanuel  ('hnrch    of  the    Evang^elical    As- 
sociatiou. 

Location,  north  side  of  Jessie  street,  between  Sixth 
and  Seventh.  Kev.  F.  W.Voegelin,  Pastor;  residence, 
538  Jessie  street,  rear  of  church. 

Number  of  members  one  hundred  and  twenty.  Ser- 
vices in  the  German  language  every  Sabbath  at  half- 
past  ten  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock 
P.  M.  Sabbath  School,  numbering  one  hundred  and 
ninety  teachers  and  scholars,  meets  at  quarter  past 
nine  o'clock  A.M.  Prayer  Meeting  every  Tuesday 
and  Thursday  evening,  and  Bible  Meeting  every  Fri- 
day evening  at  eight  o'clock  P.M. 

Oench  Reformed  Evangelical  Church. 

Present  place  of  worship,  east  side  Powell  street, 
between  Bush  and  Sutter.  Kev.  Edmond  Vernie, 
Pastor;   residence,  1912  Stockton  street. 

Organized  February  18th,  1877.  Number  of  mem- 
bers nineteen.  Services  in  the  French  language 
every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.  A  Sunday  School 
in  connection  with  the  church,  meets  at  ten  o'clock 
A.M. 

Officers. — Adolphe  E.  Juillerat  and  Numa  Duperu.El- 
ders. 

St.    John's    German   Evanjjelical  Church. 

Present  place  of  worship  at  St.  Peter's  Episcopal 
Church,  northeast  corner  Stockton  and  Filbert  streets. 
Rev.  C.  F.  Waldocker,  Pastor:  residence,  617  Mont- 
gomery avenue. 

Thischurch  was  organized  in  July.  1879.  Services 
held  every  Sabbath,  in  the  German  language,  at  half 
past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sabbath  School  at  nine 
o'clock  A.  M. 

St.Matthe'w's  German  Evangelical  Church. 

Location,  Alabama  street,  near  Twenty-fourth.  Rev. 
J.  Fuendeling,  Pastor;  residence,  29  Eleventh  street. 

This  church  was  organized  January  23,  1882.  Ser- 
vices are  held  in  the  German  language  every  Sabbath 
at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sunday  School  at 
two  o'clock  P.  M.  There  is  connected  with  the  church 
a  ladies'  society  for  the  promotion  of  the  interests  of 
the  church. 


HEBREW. 
Congregation   Eiuanu-El. 

Location  of  s.vuagdgue,  north  side  of  Sutter  street, 
between  Stockton  and  Powell.  Rev.  Elkau  Cohn, 
Kabbi  ;  residence,  9U5  Hyde  street;  Max  Wolf,  Reader. 

Organized  April,  1851 . 

A  school  for  the  religious  education  of  the  youth, 
with  four  hundred  and  sixty-three  pupils,  is  conducted 
in  the  basement  rooms  ot  the  synagogue  building. 

Congregation  Ohabai  Shalome. 

Location  of  synagogue,  east  side  of  Mason  street, 
between  Geary  and  Post.  Rev.  Dr.  A.  S.  Bettelheim. 
Kabbi;  residence,  1311  Larkin  street. 

The  elegant  edifice  occupied  by  this  congregation 
was  erected  iu  1865.  Number  of  members  about  one 
hundred. 

Congregation   Beth  Israel. 

Location  of  synagogue,  Turk  street,  near  Taylor. 
Rev.  Dr.  A.  J.  Messing,  Rabbi;  residence,  630  Eddy 
street. 

This  congregation  was  organized  in  1801. 

The  present  membership  is  about  two  hundred. 
Services  are  held  daily,  morning  and  evening,  at  the 
visual  hours. 

Congregation  Sherith  Israel. 

Location  of  synagogue,  northeast  corner  of  Post  and 
Taylor  streets.  Rev.  Dr.  H.  Vidaver,  K  ibbi ;  residence, 
806  Jones  street.     M.  Luxenbuig,  Cantor. 

Congregation    Shaarey  Zedek. 

Location  of  synagogue,  east  side  of  Stockton  street, 
between  Broadway  and  Vallejo.     Dr.  O.Weiss, Reader. 

Congregation     Beth-9Ienahim    Streisand. 

Minna  street,  between  Fifth  and  Sixth.  Rabbi 
vacant.  Services  held  every  day.  L.  Levin,  Presi- 
dent. 

Congregation  Nevali-Tzedek. 

Location  of  synagogue  li  Golden  Gate  avenue. 
Rev.'Syskind  Caro,  Kabbi;  David  Davis,  teacher  of 
the  congregation  ;  residence,  524  Jessie.  Services 
held  three  times  daily. 


METHODIST. 

First  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  west  side  of  Powell  street,  between  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson.  Rev.Wm..R.  Gober,  Pastor  ;  resi- 
dence, 1008  Washington  street. 

This  is  the  oldest  Protestant  church  organization  in 
San  Francisco  or  in  California,  several  families 
having  been  formed  into  a  society  here  by  Rev.  W. 
Roberts,   in   184ti. 

The  i)resent  beautiful  edifice  was  erected  in  1871. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.,  and 
half-past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Sabbath  School  at  half 
past  twelve  o'clocit  P.M.  Prayer  Meeting  on  Wednes- 
day evenings. 

Howard  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 

Locatiim,  south  side  of  Howard  street,  between 
Second  'aud  Tliird.  Rev.  F.  F.  Jewell,  D.  D.,  Pastor  ; 
residence,  8  Hubbard  street.  * 

This  society  was  organized  in  1852. 

There  are  now  two  hundred  and  eighty  communi- 
cants, aud  a  Sabl)ath  School,  numbering  fifty  oflficers 
and  teachers  aud  five  hundred  scholars,  with  an  aver- 
age attendance  of  about  four  hundred,  and  a  library  of 
two  thousand  volumes.  Services  every  Sabbath  moi  n- 
ing  and  evening  at  the  usual' hours.  Prayer  Meeting 
on  Sunday,  at  luilf  past  sis  o'clock  P.  M.,  and  on 
Wednesday,  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Class 
meetings  at  nine  o'clock  A.  M.  and  twelve  o'clock  M. 
Sundays.     Sabbath  School  at  two  o'clock  P.  M. 

Central  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Mission  street,  between 
Sixthand  Seventh.  Rev.  Elbert  R.  Dille,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence, lOtil  Mission  street. 

The  church  was  organized  in  1864. 

The  Society  now  numbers,  including  probationers, 
four  hundred  r.nd  ten. 

Services  every  Sabbath  morning  and  evening  at  the 
usual  hours.  Prayer  Meeting  on  Wednesday  eveniiigs. 


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and  Praise  Service  Sabbath  at  six  aud  a  half  o'clock 
P.  M.  Sabbath  School  and  Bible  classes  at  two  o'clock 
P.  M.;  mimber  of  scholars  and  teachers,  five  hun- 
dred. Class  Meetings  Sabbath  at  half  past  nine 
o'clock  A.M.,  and  at  half  past  twelve  o'clock  P.  M., 
and  on  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Friday  evenings. 
Young  people's  meeting  every  Monday  evening.  Lit- 
erary  Society  held  Saturday  evenings. 

Grace  Alethodist  Kpiscopal  Clinrcli. 

Location,  east  side  of  Mission  street,  between  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth.  Kev.  A.  T.  Needham,  Pastor ; 
residence,  204  Nineteenth  street. 

This  church  was  known  as  the  Mission  Street  Meth- 
odist Episcojial  until  1870,  when  the  present  name 
was  adopted.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and 
forty. 

Services  on  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  at 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  Meeting  on 
Wednesdays  at  half  i^ast  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  The 
Sabbath  School  connected  with  the  church  has  an  av- 
erage attendance  of  three  hundred  and  eighty,  and  a 
library  oi  five  hundred  volumes  ;  meets  at  half  past 
two  o'clock  P.  M. 


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Kentucky      Street       Methodist 
Cliarcli. 


Episcopal 


Location,  Tennessee  street,  south  of  Solano,  Po- 
trero.  Geo.  H.  McCracken,  Pastor;  residence,  west 
side  Minnesota  street,  between  Mariposa  and  Solano. 

Organized  1870.  Number  of  members,  thirty.  Sun- 
day School  attendance,  ninety.  Services  every  Sab- 
bath at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 
Prayer  Meeting  Thursday  evenings.  Sunday  School 
at  half-past  nine  o'clock  P.  M. 

St.   Paiil'8    German     Metliodist     Ejpiscopal 
Ctiurcli. 

Location,  north  side  Broadway  street,  between 
Stockton  aud  Powell.  Rev.  C.  H.  Afflerbach,  Pastor  ; 
residence,  728  Broadway  street. 

This  church  was  organized  February  29,  1859. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  aud 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. ;  also,  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  the  German  language.  Sunday  School  at 
nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

Gei-uian  Methodist    Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  Folsom  street,  between  Fourth  and  Fifth. 
Rev.  Hermann  Briick,  Pastor  ;  residence,  864B  Folsom 
street,  rear. 

This  church  was  organized  in  the  Fall  of  1855. 
Number  of  members  fifty-five. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  forty-five  minutes  past  ten 
o'clock  A.  M.  aud  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sab- 
bath School  at  nine  o'clock  A.  M.  Prayer  Meeting 
every  Wednesday  evening  at  half  past  seven  o'clock. 
Praise  meeting  every  Friday  evening  at  half  past  seven 
o'clock.     All  services  iu  the  German  language. 

Hayes  Valley  Metliodi.st  Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  corner  Lagima  and  Grove  streets.  B.  F. 
Crary,  Pastor;  residence,  1807>i  Pine. 

Services  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and  half  past  seven 
o'clock  P.  M.  Sunday  School  at  half  past  nine  o'clock 
A.  M.     Prayer  meeting  Thursday  evening. 

St.    Paul's   Methodist     Episcopal    Church, 
South. 

Location,  west  side  of  Russ  street,  between  Howard 
and  Folsom.  Bev.  J.  C.  Simmons,  Pastor; residence,  '25 
UuHS  street. 

This  church  was  re-organi/.ed  in  October,  1858. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.,  and 
half  pa,st  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Sabb.ith  School  at  close 
of  morning  service.  Class  Meetings  at  half  past  nine 
o'clock  A.M.    Prayer  meeting  on  Thursday  evenings. 

Bush  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  Bush  street,  between  Scott  and  Uevlsa- 
dero.  Rev.  R.  L.  Harford,  Pastor;  residence,  2520  Bu.sh 
street. 

This  house  of  worship  was  built  from  the  proceeds 
of  thesale  of  the  Seaman's  Bethel,  iu  1809,  and  reron- 
Btructed  in  1881  at  a  cost  of  $5,000.  A  Suuday  School, 
with  about  three  hundred  members  and  a  library  of 
live  hundred  volumes,  is  connected  with  the  church. 
Numberof  coiumuuicants  and  probationers,  one  hun- 
dred aud  fifteen. 


Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Class  Meeting  Fridajs, 
at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.,  and  Sundays  at  ten 
o'clock  A.  M.  Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  evenings. 
Sabbath  School  every  Sunday  at  two   o'clock  P.  M. 

South  San  Francisco  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church. 

Location,  Fifteenth  avenue.  South  S.  F.  George  H. 
McCracken,  Pastor ;  residence,  west  side  Minnesota 
street,  between  Mariposa  and  Solano. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  half  past  seven  o'clock 
P.  M.  Sunday  School  at  3  o'clock  P.  M.,  unfler  the 
supervision  of  Mr   John  Pinder. 

Scandinavian  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Place  of  worship,  north  side  of  Harrison  street,  be- 
tween Fifth  and  Sixth  ;  Rev.  C.  J.  Wigreu,  Pastor; resi- 
dence, 451  Bryant. 

This  church  was  organized  September  27,  1875. 
Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  half  past  ten 
o'clock  A.M.  aud  half  past  .seven  o'clock  P.M.  Prayer 
Meeting  Thursdays  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M. 

Twenty-seventh  Street  Methodist   Episco- 
pal Church. 

Location,  south  side  Twenty-seventh  street,  between 
Church  and  Sanchez.  Rev.  George  W.  Beatty,  Pastor  ; 
residence,  422  Clipper  street. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.,  and 
seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sunday  School  at  half  past  twelve 
o'clock  P.  M.     Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  evening. 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Zion  Church. 

Location,  west  side  of  Stockton  street,  between  Clay 
and  Sacramento.  Rev.  James  H.  Davis,  Pastor  ;  resi- 
dence, 1000  Clay  street. 

The  congregation  was  organized  by  Kev.  John  J. 
Moore,  August  1, 18.52. 

Connected  with  the  church  is  a  Sabbath  School  of 
three  teachers  and  thirty  scholars,  and  a  librarj'  of 
four  hundred  volumes. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sabbath  School  at  one 
o'clock  P.  M. 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  west  side  of  Powell  street,  between  Jack- 
son and  Pacific.  Rev.  R.  Seymour,  Pastor  ;  residence, 
905  Jackson. 

The  society  worshiping  here  was  organized  in  1859. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.,  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sabbath  School  at  half 
past  one  o'clock  P.  M. 

Chinese  Mission    House    of   the    Methodist 
Episcopal  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Washington  street,  between 
Stockton  and  Powell.  Rev.  Otis  Gibson,  Superinten- 
dent; Rev.  A.  J.  Hanson,  Assistant;  residence,  916 
Washington  street.  Lee  Tong  Hay,  Chan  Pak  Kwal, 
and  Chan  Hon  Fan,  native  helpers. 

This  Mission  House  was  erected  in  1870.  The  build- 
ing contains  rooms  designed  for,  and  used  as,  an 
Asylum  for  Chinese  women  and  girls,  who  may 
be  saved  from  lives  of  slavery  and  shame.  Mrs. 
Jane  Walker  is  employed  as  teacher  and  missionary 
in  this  department.  Sabhath  School  for  women  at 
twenty  minutes  past  one  o'clock  P.  M.  every  Sabbath. 
The  entrance  to  the  Chinese  department  is  on  Stone 
street,  and  to  the  Parsonage  department,  916  Wash- 
ington street. 

The  schools  are  graded  into  five  classes,  employing 
five  exjierienced  teachers,  and  are  open  every  evening 
during  the  week  excejit  Saturday.  Tuition  $1  per 
month.  Bible  Class  meets  every  Sabbath  at  eleven 
o'clock  A.M.  Sabbath  School  at  half  past  six  o'clock 
P.M.  Praise  Service  and  Bible  Class  Wednesday  even- 
ings. Services  in  the  Chinese  language  every  Sab- 
bath, at  twenty  minutes  past  twelve  o'clock  P.M. 


PKESBYTERIAN. 
First  Presbyterian  Church 

Location,  west  side  of  Stockton  street,  between 
Washington  aud  Clay.  Rev.  Ebeu  Muse,  Acting  Pas- 
tor ;  residence,  629  California  street. 

This  church  was  organized  May  20,  1849. 

The   ch\irch   is  entirely   free   from  debt.     Present 


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number  of  commuuicaotg  is  about  one  hundred  and 
ninety.  . 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.,  and  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.;  Lecture  on 
Wednesday  evenings.  Evening  Prayer  Meeting  at 
seven  P.M.    The  public  invited  to  all  services. 

There  is  a  large  and  flourishing  Sabbath  School  con- 
nected with  the   church.     Average  attendance,    two 
hundred.     Number  of  teachers,  thirty-live.    A  choice 
I  library  of  over  eight  hundred  volumed  is  attached  to 
I  the   school.     C  C.   Shattuck,    Superintendent.     Sab- 
bath School  and  Bible  Class  meet  at  one  o'clock  P.  M. 

Calvary  Presbyterian   Churcli. 

Location,'  northwest  corner  of  Geary  and  Powell 
streets.  Rev.  John  Hemphill,  Pastor;  residence, 
1239  Pine  street. 

This  church  was  organized  July  17,  1851. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Public  Lecture 
Wednesday  evening.  Prayer  Meeting  every  Friday 
evening  and  every  Sabbath,  one  hour  before  the  even- 
ing service.  Sabbath  School  meets  at  half  past 
twelve  o'clock  P.M. 

Hotvard   Presbyterian.    Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Mission  street,  between 
Third  and  Fourth.  Rev.  Robert  Mackenzie,  Pastor; 
residence,  24 South  Park. 

The  church  wa.s  organized  September,  1850. 

The  number  of  communicants  enrolled  is  about 
three  hundred. 

Regular  services  are  held  on  Sundays  at  eleven 
o'clock  A.  M.  Sunday  School  meeis  at  half-past  nine 
o'clock  A.  M. 

liarkin  Street  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location,  corner  of  Larkin  and  Pacific  streets.  Rev. 
T.  Beaizley,  Pastor  in  charge  ;   residence  1225  Filbert. 

This  enterprise  was  commenced  by  Rev.  J.  D. 
Strong,  in  April,  1802. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M,  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Young  Peojile's  Prayer 
Meeting  Sundays  at  half  past  six  o'clock  P.  M.,  and 
regular  Prayer  Sleeting  every  Wednesday  night.  The 
Sabbath  School  has  an  average  attendance  of  two 
hundred  and  fifty,  and  meets  immediately  after  morn- 
ing service  ;  B.  Dyer,  superintendent. 

Central  Presbyterian   Tabernacle. 

Location,  north  side  of  Golden  Gate  Av,  between 
Taylor  and  Jones.  Rev.  W.J.  Smith.  Pastor  ;  residence, 
2422  Howard  street. 

This  church  was  organized  by  a  Committee  of  the 
Presbytery  of  California,  May  U,  1865. 

Sabbath  services  held  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.,  and 
half-past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Prayer  Meeting  every 
Wednesday  in  the  lecture  room  at  half-past  seven 
o'clock  P.M.,  and  on  Sabbath  evenings  at  half-past 
six  o'clock  P.M.  Praise  service  is  held  till  half-past 
seven  o'clock  P.M.,  when  the  usual  service  i.s  held. 
The  Sacrament  of  the  Lord's  Supper  is  administered 
on  the  first  Sabbath  in  March,  June,  September,  and 
December.  The  Sabbatli  School  connected  with  the 
church  was  oi-gauized  January  15,  1865,  with  fifty- 
seven  scholars  and  twenty  teacherft,  with  Stephen 
Franklin  as  Superintendent.  The  whole  number  of 
teachers  and  scholars  now  enrolled  is  two  hundred 
and  forty-two ;  meets  at  half-past  nine  o'clock  A.M. 
The  library  contains  two  thousand  useful  volumes, 
which  are  eagerly  read  by  the  children. 

Young  People's  Aid  Society  meets  every  Tuesday 
evening,  at  half  past  seven  o'clock.  Superintendent 
of  Simday  School,  W.  H.  Davies,  M.  D. 

Emmanuel  mission. 

Location,  928  Harrison  street,  between  Fifth  and 
Sixth.  Itev.  James  Woodworth,  Superintendent ;  res- 
idence, 1713  Stevenson  street.  Sunday  School  every 
Sabbath  at  half  past  two  o'clock  P.  M. 

United  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location,  west  side  of  Mason  street,  between  Eddy 
and  Ellis.  Rev.  M.  M.  Gibson,  D.  D.,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence, 803  Guerrero  street,  near  Twentieth. 

This  church  was  organized  January,  180G,  by  the 
Rev.  J.  T.  Cooper,  D.  D..  with  thirty-eight  members; 
it  now  numbers  about  three  hundred  and  fifteen. 
It  uses  the  metrical  version  of  the  Psalms  of  David  in 
praise.    The  pews  are  free. 


Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A. 
M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sabbath  School 
at  half  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

Westminster  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Fell  street,  between  Octavia 
and  Laguna.  Rev.  F.L.  Nash,  Pastor;  residence,  604 
Buchanan  street. 

Organized  April  4, 1864.  Number  of  members,  about 
two  hundred. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sunday  School  at  half 
past  twelve  o'clock  P.  M.;  C.  Geddes,  Superintendent. 
Average  attendance,  two  hundred  and  fifty.  Prayer 
meetings  Wednesdavs  and  Fridays  at  half  past  seven 
o'clock  P.M. 

Ho-^rard  Street  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location, east  side  of  Howard  street  between  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second.  Rev.  A.  S.  Fiske,  Pastor; 
residence,  808  Twentieth  street. 

Organized  1868.  Niunberof  members,  one  himdred 
and  fifty.  The  increase  in  the  membership  during 
the  past  year  has  been  about  forty  per  cent. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Prayer  meeting  and 
Teachers'  meeting  at  half-past  seven  o'clockWednesday 
evening. 

Sunday  School  at  half-past  twelve  o'clock  P.M. 
•Vverage  attendance  one  hundred  and  eighty. 

St.   John's  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Post  street,  between  Mason 
and  Taylor.  Rev.  W.  A.  Scott,  D.D.,  LL.  D.,  Pastor; 
residence,  521  Post  street. 

This  church  was  organized  March  6,  1870,  in  Pacific 
Hall,  by  the  Presbytery  of  San  Francisco,  with  fifty- 
eight  communing  members.  The  number  at  present 
is  about  four  hundred. 

Church  services  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and  half 
past  seven'o'clock  P.M. 

The  Sabbath  School  connected  with  the  church  has 
five  hundred  members,  and  a  library  containing 
thirteen  hundred  and  seventeen  volumes,  with  nu- 
merous diagrams  of  Bible  places  and  scenes.  It 
meets  at  half-past  nine  o'clock  A.M. 

Olivet  Presbyterian   Church. 

Location,  Tennessee  street,  between  Sierra  and 
Napa.  Rev.  J.  T.  Wills,  Pa.stor;  residence,  Railroad 
avenue,  between  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  avenues, 
South  S.  F. 

This  Church  was  erected  in  1871.  The  church 
affords  sittings  for  two  hundred  and  fifty.  Services 
every  Sabbath  at  half-past  eleven  o'clock,  A.  M. 

Sabbath  School  at  2  o'clock,  P.  M.  Connected  with 
the  school  is  a  library  of  five  hundred  voliunes. 

Slemorial  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location,  Eighteenth  avenue,  near  Railroad  ave- 
nue. South  San  Francisco.  Rev.  J.  T.  Wills,  Pastor  ; 
residence.  Railroad  avenue,  between  Eleventh  and 
Twelfth  avenues. 

The  Memorial  Presbyterian  Church  was  incorpora- 
ted March  23,  1871.  Services  every  Sabbath  at  half- 
past  ten  o'clock,  A.  M. 

The  Sabbath  School   connected    with   the   church 
meets  at  twelve  o'clock  M.,  and  numbers  seventy-five 
members. 
Hamilton  Square  Presbyterian  Church. 

Services  held  in  Hamilton  Hall,  corner  Geary  and 
Steiner  streets.  Rev.  Joseph  Hemphill,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence, 1239  Pine. 

This  church  was  organized  January  22,  1882.  Ser- 
vices every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o,clock  A.  M.,  and  half 
past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 

Woodbridgre  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location,  corner  of  Twentieth  and  Capp  streets. 
Rev.  Sylvester  Woodbridge,  D.  D.,  Pastor  :  residence, 
627  Nineteenth  street. 

This  church   was  organized    Easter  Sunday,  1876. 

Services  at  eleven  o'clock  A.M.  and  half  past  seven 
o'clock  P.M.  The  Sunday  School  has  an  average  at- 
tendance of  three  hundred,  and  meets  at  half  past 
twelve  o'clock  P.M. 

Welsh  Presbyterian  Church. 

Place  of  worship,  Cambrian  Hall,  1133  Mission 
street.     Rev.  Moses    Williams,  Pastor.    .  Organized 


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March  17,  1878.  Number  of  members,  fifty.  Hours  of 
eervice,  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and  half  past  seven 
o'clock  P.  M.  Sunday  School  at  half  past  two  o'clock 
P.M.    Average  attendance,  fifty. 

Cbinese  Mission  House. 

Location,  northeast  corner  of  Stockton  and  Sacra- 
mento streets.  Rev.  A.  W.  Loomis,  D.  D.,  Missionary  ; 
residence,  1505  Jones  .street. 

The  house  is  brick,  and  was  built  by  the  liberality 
of  the  citizens  of  San  Francisco,  and  by  funds  from 
the  Prfsbyterian  Board  of  Foreign  Missions,  whose 
ofiSce  is  in  New  York,  and  by  which  this  mission  to 
the  Chinese  in  California  Is  supijorted.  The  house 
contains  school  rooms  and  rooms  for  a  Chinese  Chris- 
tian Association,  a  chapel  which  will  seat  nearly  three 
hundred  people,  and  apartments  for  the  residence  of  a 
missiim  family. 

Religious  services  in  the  Chinese  language  are  held 
every  Sabbath  morning  and  evening,  and  also  on 
Wednesday  evenings.  A  Sabbath  School  is  also  held 
in  connection  with  each  of  these  three  services. 

An  evening  school  is  open  throughout  the  week. 
It  is  free  to  the  Chinese,  and  is  taught  by  the  mis- 
sionaries and  other  teachers  who  are  supported  by 
the  Mission. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

St.   Mary's  Cathedral. 

Location,  northeast  corner  of  California  and  Dupont 
streets.  Most  Rev.  Joseph  S.  Alemany.  Archbishop  • 
Very  Rev.  J.  Prendergast,  V.  G.  Pastor;  Rev.  Hugh 
Lagan  and  Rev.  J.  G.  Cottle,  A.^sistants  ;  Rev.  George 
Moutgomery,  Secretary  ;  archiepiscopal  and  pastoral 
residence,  e2«  California  street. 

I      The  erection  of  this  structure  was  commenced  July 
17,  1853,  and  dedicated  December  25,  1854. 

I      Attached  to  the  cathedral  is  a  large  day  school  for 
boys. 
Masses:  Sunda.vs,  at  six  in  Summer,  and   half-past 

I  six  in  Winter,  half  past  seven,  nine,  and  half-past  ten 
o'clock  A.M. ;  week  days,  six,  half-past  six,  seven,  and 

i  halt-past   seven    o'clock  A.M.  ;    Vespers,  at  half-past 
seven  o'clock  Sunday  evenings. 

]        St.  Dominic's  Churrii  and  Monastery. 

Location,  northwest  corner  of  Bush  and  Steiner 
streets.  Served  by  the  Dominican  Fathers  connected 
with  the  Church. 

Attached,  to  the  Church  are  Confrateruities  of  the 
Most  Holy  Rosary  ;  Holy  Name  of  Jesus  and  Angelic 
Warfare,  also,  a  benevolent  society. 

Masses  Sunday  at  five,  six,  seven,  eight,  nine  and 
half  past  ten  o'clock  A.M.  Sermon  and  benediction  at 
,  half  past  seven  P.  M.  Masses  week  days  every  half 
j  hour  from  six  until  eight  A.  M. 

I  St.   Francis'  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Valle.io  street,  between  Du- 
pout  and  Stockton.  Rev.  J.  F.  Harrington,  Pastor- 
Rev  J.  Valentine  and  Rev.  P.  Duflfy.  Assistants.  Pas- 
toral residence,  northeast  corner  Vallejo  street  and 
Montgomery  avenue. 

This  chnnh  was  organized  by  Very  Rev.  Anthony 
Langlois,  in  the  Spring  of  1849. 

Masses:  Sundays  at  a   quarter   past   six,   half   past 

seven   nine,  and  half  past  ten  o'clock  A.  M.     Sunday 

School  at  halt  past  one  o'clock  P.  M.     Vespers  and 

Benediction  on  Sundays  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P 

■  M.     Mass  on  week  days  at  seven  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  lenudua'  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Hayes  street,  west  of  Van 
Ness  avenue.  Served  by  the  Fathers  of  the  Societr 
of  Jcus,  connected  with  St.  Ignatius'  College 

Mast^es:  Sundays,  at  five,  f„rty-five  minutes  past 
five,  half  past  six,  fitteen  minutes  past  seven  ei'-ht 
forty.five  minutes  past  eight,  half  past  nine,  and  half 

i  ??^i     t B   ^''"S.'i'  ^-  ^^-  '    ^'<''*l"'-«  at  half  past  seven 
I  O  clock  P.  M.     Masses  on  week   days  at  five,  forty-five 

minutes  past  five,  half  past  six,  fifteen  minutes  past 

seven,  and  eight  o dock  A.  M. 

St.   Patrick's  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Mission  street,  between 
Third  and  Fourth.  Rev.  Peter  J.  Grey.  Pastor;  Rev. 
Thomas  Larkin  and  Rev.  John  J.  Sullivan,  Assistants 
Pastoral  residence,  744  Mission  street. 


Masses  :  Sundays,  at  fifteen  minutes  past  six,  fifteen 
minutes  past  seven,  eight,  nine,  and  half-past  ten 
o'clock  A.  M.  :  during  the  week,  daily,  at  half-past  six 
and  half-past  seven  o'clock  A.  M.  ;  Vespers  and  bene- 
diction of  the  M.  H.  S.,  at  half-past  seven  o'clock  P. 
M.  A  boys'  school  is  held  in  the  basement,  at  which 
there  is  an  averige  attendance  of  nearly  four  hundred 
pupils. 

Notre  Dame  des  Victoires. 

Location,  northsideof  Bush  street,  between Dupont 
and  Stockton.  Rev.  Pierre  Robert,  Pastor ;  residence 
5'26  Bush  street. 

Masses  on  Sundays  at  nine,  and  half  past  ten.  o'clock 
A.M.;  Mass  on  week  days  at  eight  o'clock  A.  M.  Ves- 
pers, three  o'clock  P.  M.  Cate.hism,  on  Sundays,  at 
two  o'clock  P.  M.,  taught  in  the  English  and  French 
languages,  preparatory  to  communion  for  children 
from  ten  years  and  older.  Baptism  of  infants,  one 
o'clock  P.  M.  The  course  of  preparation  requires  one 
year's  attendance  at  the  Sunday  School,  and  time  fixed 
for  confirmation  and  communion  is  the  first  day  of 
May  of  each  year. 

Mission  Dolores. 

Location,  southwest  corner  of  Sixteenth  and  Dolores 
streets.  Rev.  Richard  P.  Brenuan,  Pa.stor;  Rev.  Mi- 
chael Connelly,  assistant  Pastor.  Pastoral  residence, 
adjoining  the  church. 

The  church  was  dedicated  on  the  ninth  of  October, 
1776,  although  projected  in  1769,  by  Father  Junipero 
Serra,  the  Father  of  the  California  Missions.  The 
first  Friar  who  had  charge  was  Francisco  Palou,  who 
was  assisted  in  his  labors  by  Benito  Cambon.  At  the 
organization  of  this  Mission,  and  for  its  protection, 
there  were  fifteen  soldiers  located  at  the  Presidio, 
under  the  command  of  S.  Flores.  A  cemetery  is  at- 
tached to  the  church,  in  which  the  first  interment 
was  made  in  September,  1776.  The  first  Indian  con- 
vert was  baptized  on  the  twenty-seventh  day  of  De- 
cember, in  the  same  year.  In  the  introductory  por- 
tion of  the  San  Francisco  Directory  for  1862,  page  5, 
will  be  found  further  details  connected  with  the  his- 
tory of  this  Mission.  Attached  to  this  church  is  a 
large  day  school. 

Masses  at  half  past  six,  eight,  one-quarter  to  nine, 
and  half  past  ten  o'clock  A.M.  on  Sundays  and  Festi- 
vals.   \  espers  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M. 

St.    Joseph's  Church. 

Locatic  m,  west  side  of  Tenth  street,  between  Folsom 
and  Howard.  (Pastor  vacant.) ;  Rev.  J.  A.  Gallagher, 
Rev.  P.  R.  Lynch,  Rev.  P.  O'Connor  and  Rev.  H.  P.  J. 
Gallagher,  Assistants;  residence  adjoining  the  church. 

This  church  was  opened  for  divine  service  on  the 
eighth  day  of  December,  1861. 

Services  on  Sundays  and  Festival  days.  Masses;  Sun- 
days  at  six,  seven,eight.  nine,  and  halt  past  ten  o'clock 
A.M.;  Catechism  at  nine  o'clock  A.M.,  and  Vespers  at 
seven  o'clock  P.M.  in  Winter,  and  half  past  seven  in 
Summer.  Masses  on  week  days  at  half  past  six,  seven 
half  past  seven,  and  eight  o'clock  A.M. 

St.   Rose's  Church. 

Location,  Brannan  street,  near  Fourth.  Rev.D  F. 
Nugent,  Pastor;  Rev.  J.  F.  Nugent,  Assistant  Pastor- 
residence,  adjoining  the  church. 

This  church,  which  was  instituted  as  a  chapel,  and 
served  from  the  various  other  Rjman  Catholic 
Churches  of  the  city,  has  been  entirely  remodeled  and 
rebuilt,  and  a  separate  parish  constituted  for  it.  It 
was  formerly  dedicated  April  20,  1879. 

Masses  are  said  at  eight  and  half  past  ten  o'clock 
A.M.  Sunday  School  at  two  o'clock  P.M.,  and  Ves- 
pers at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M. 

St.  Bridgfet's   Church. 

Location,  southwest  corner  of  Broadway  street  and 
Van  Ness  avenue.  Rev.  T.  Callaghan,  Pastor;  Rev. 
M.  Mulville,  Assistant;  residence,  adjoining  the 
church. 

This  church  was  completed  and  services  first  held 
in  February,   1864. 

Masses  every  Sunday  at  half  past  six,  eight,  and  half 
past  ten  o'clock  A.  M.  and  ve.spers  at  half  past  seven 
o  clock  P.  M.  Catechism  for  the  children  at  nine 
o  clock  A.  M.  Masses  on  week  days  at  seven  o'clock 
A.  M. 


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St.  Peter's  Church. 

LocBtion,  west  side  of  Columbia  street,  between 
Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth.  Rev.  P.  S.  Casey, 
Pastor;  Rev.  James  Flood  and  Rev.  James  Melvin,  As- 
Bistants;  pastural  residence,  east  side  of  Alabama 
street,  between  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth. 

The  Academy  adjoining  the  church,  under  the  charge 
of  the  Sisters  of  Mercy,  accommodates  the  youth  of 
the  parish. 

Masses  on  Sundays  at  seven,  half  past  eight,  and 
half  past  ten  o'clock  A.M.  Sunday  School  at  twenty 
minutes  past  nine  o'clock  A.  M.  for  boys  in  the 
church,  and  one  o'clock  P.  M.  for  girls  in  the  convent. 

St.  Paul's  Church. 

Location,  northwest  corner  of  Twenty-ninth  and 
Church  streets.  Rev.  Lawrence  Breslin,  Pastor;  res- 
idence, 319  Twenty-ninth  street. 

Masses  on  Sundays  at  eight  and  ten  o'clock  A.  M. 
Sunday  School  at  half  past  ten  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  Boniface's  Church  (German). 

Location,  south  side  of  Golden  Gate  Av,  between 
Jones  and  Leavenworth.  Rev.  Sebastian  Wolf,  Pas- 
tor; residence,  in  rear  of  the  church. 

This  ehurch  was  dedicated  June,  1870.  Masses  on 
Sundays  at  eight,  and  half  past  ten  o'clock  A.M.  and 
Vespers  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.;  week  days. 
Mass  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  A.M.;  Catechism,  Sun- 
days at  a  quarter  to  eight  o'clock  A.M.,  under  the 
charge  of  the  Sisters  of  St.  Dominic. 

Church  of  the  Holy  Cross. 

Location,  Calvary  Cemetery.  Rev.  Andrew  Cullen, 
Pastor;  residence,  1122  Eddy  street.  Masses  on  Sun- 
days at  eight  o'clock  A.M.  Sunday  Scjiool  after  last 
Mass. 

St.  John  the  Baptist  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Eddy  street,  between  Oc- 
tavia  and  Laguua.  Rev.  A.  Cullen,  Pastor;  Rev.  E. 
Morrissey  and  Rev.  Peter  Brady,  Assistants  ;  pastoral 
residence,  11'22  Eddy  street. 

Masses  Simdays  at  seven,  nine  and  half  past  ten 
o'clock  A.M.  Vespers  Sundays,  with  instructions  at 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Sunday  School  in  the 
morning  alter  nine  o'clock  Mass. 

Instruction  for  children  in  Catechism  every  Satur- 
day morning. 

Y^lesia  de  Nuestra  Senora  de  Guadalupe. 

Location,  north  side  of  Broadway  street,  between 
Mason  and  Taylor.  Rev.  Andres  Garriga,  Pastor  ;  Rev. 
Charles  Franchi,  Assistant ;  pastoral  residence,  908 
Broadway  street. 

This  church  was  organized  for  the  benefit  of  the 
Spanish,  Italian,  and  Portuguese  re.-^idents.  The  first 
services  were  held  on  Christmas  Day,  1875. 

Services  are  held  in  the  Spanish  language  at  ten 
o'clock  A.  M.,  and  in  the  Italian  language  at  nine 
o'clock  A.  M.,  on  Sundays  and  Festival  days.  Masses  at 
seven,  nite  and  half-past  ten  o'clock  A.  M.  Vespers 
at  half-ijast  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Mass  on  week  davs 
at  seven  o'clock  A.  M.  The  Sunday  School  has  already 
an  attendance  of  over  two  hundred  scholars  ;  meets 
at  two  o'clock  P.  M. 

Chapels. 

In  addition  to  services  held  at  the  dift'erent  Roman 
Catholic  churches  throughout  the  city,  religious  exer- 
cises take  place  regularly  at  the  following  institu- 
tions :  Presentation  Convent  Chapel,  Powell  street; 
St.  Ruse's  Convent,  corner  Steiner  and  Tyler  streets  ; 
New  Presentation  Convent,  corner  ol  Taylor  aud  Ellis 
streets ;  St.  Mary's  Hospital  Chaijel,  corner  of  First 
and  Bryant  streets;  Magdalen  Asylum  Chapel,  Po- 
trero  avenue,  near  Twenty-first  street ;  St.  Mary's 
College  Chapel,  San  Jose  Iload;  St.  Vincent's  Orphan 
Asylum.  South  San  Francisco  ;  Sacred  Heart  College, 
comer  of  Larkin  and  Eddy  streets  ;  St.  Brendan 
Chapel,  corner  of  Spear  and  Market  streets,  and 
Italian  Hospital,  Twenty-eighth  street,  near  Noe. 


SWEDENBORGIAN. 

First  Ne-w  Jerusalem  Church. 

Location  north  side  of  O'Farrell  street,  between 
Mason  and  Taylor.  Rev.  John  Doughty,  Pastor ;  resi- 
dence, 1508  Leavenworth  street. 


This  society  was  organized  February  15, 1852. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A. 
M.  Administration  of  the  Sacrament  uf  the  Lord's 
Supper  at  the  close  of  the  morning  service  on  the 
first  Sundays  in  January,  April,  July,  and  October. 
Sabbath  School  at  half  past  twelve  o'clock  P.  M. 


UNITARIAN. 
First  Unitarian  Church. 

Location,  south  side  of  Geary  street,  between  Du- 
pont  and  Stockton.  Rev.  Horatio  Stebbins,  Pastor ; 
residence,  1609  Larkin  street. 

This  church  was  organized  September  1,1850. 

There  is  connected  with  the  society  an  organized 
charity,  called  The  Society  for  Christian  Work. 

Religious  services  are  held  on  Sunday  at  eleven 
O'clock  A.M.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. ;  all 
seats  are  free  at  the  evening  services. 

The  Sunday  School  has  about  four  hundred  and 
fifty  scholars  and  teachers,  and  a  library  of  two 
thousand  volumes.  The  Sunday  School  is  held  at  half 
past  nine  o'clock  A.M. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 
The  Mariners'  Church. 

Location,  northeast  corner  of  Sacramento  and 
Druium  streets.  Rev.  Joseph  Rowell,  Pastor;  resid- 
ence, 141C  Sacramento  street;  Rev.  W.  D.  Bishop, 
Missionary. 

This  church  was  organized  with  six  members,  in 
December,  1858,  and  now  numbers  two  hundred  and 
twenty. 

This  church  finds  a  wide  field  for  usefulness,  in  the 
usual  church  services,  a  large  Bible  Class  for  seamen 
and  strangers,  a  free  reading  room,  monthly  meetings 
of  the  S.  F.  Marine  Temperance  Society,  several 
■Prayer  meetings  on  week-day  evenings,  preaching  on 
the  Sab'oath,  in  the  English  and  Swedish  languages, 
and  personal  labor  on  the  Sabbath  and  during  the 
week  at  the  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital,  distribution  of 
bibles  and  tracts  on  shipboard,  boarding  bouses,  and 
elsewhere,  and  missionary  labors  about  the  streets, 
wharves  and  shipping,  and  on  board  sea-going  vessels, 
It  is  an  undenominational  missionarj-  church. 

There  is  connected  with  this  church  a  Bible  Class 
and  Sabbath  School,  numbering  more  than  one  hun- 
dred teachers  and  scholars  ;  meets  at  half-past  nine 
o'clock  A.  M.  Services  every  Sabbcith  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  meet- 
ings every  Sunday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday  evenings, 
at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 

During  the  year  18G0  a  society  was  formed  among 
the  business  men  of  San  Francisco,  having  for  its  ob- 
ject the  moral  improvement  of  seamen,  called  the 
San  Francisco  Port  Society.  It  seeks  to  attain  its  ob- 
ject by  su.staining  the  preaching  of  the  gospel,  and 
other  missionary  labors  in  connection  with  the 
Mariners'  Church. 

Christian  Church. 

Place  of  worship.  Grand  Central  Hall,  corner  Sixth 
and  Market  streets.  Rev.  J.  H.  McCollough,  Pastor; 
residence.  2  Bowles  place. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 

Second  Advent  Christian  Church. 

Location,  north  side  of  Eddy  street,  between  Taylor 
and  Jones,  Thomes  Howell,  Elder  ^  residence,  20  Oak, 
ofi'  Taylor. 

This  Society  was  organized  in  1870.  The  church 
edifice  owned  aud  occupied  by  the  society  was  erected 
in  187a,  at  a  cost  of  J:i,000.  Services  are  held  every 
Sunday  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  Present  membership 
about  fifty. 

Seventh-Day  Adventists . 

Organized,  1871 ;  place  of  worship,  Laguna  street, 
between  Tyler  and  McAllister;  M.  C.  Israel,  Elder ; 
residence,  Oakland. 

Services  every  Saturday,  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M. 
Sunday  School  at  ten  o'clock  A.  M. 

The  Independent  German  Co-a.fpcega.tlon  of 
San  Francisco. 

Incorporated  July  1,  1870.  Lectures  by  the  Speaker, 
Mr.  Fred.  Schuenemann-Pott,  held  at  310   O'Farrell 


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SAN  FEANCI8C0   DIRECTORY. 


street,  Sundays,  at  two  o'clock  P.  M.  during  the  Win- 
ter mouths,  and  on  Wednesday  evenings  during  the 
Summer.  Sunday  School  at  nine  o'clock  A.  M. ;  num- 
ber of  scholars,  one  hundred. 

Reorganized  CUurcli  of  Jeans  Christ 
of  Latter-Day  Saints  (San  Francisco 
Brancli; . 

Organized  1863.  George  S.  Lincoln,  Presiding  Eld- 
er. This  congregation  numbers  thirty  members,  in- 
cluding three  Elders,  two  Priests,  one  Teacher,  and 
two  Deacons. 

Meets  every  Sunday  at  half-past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 
in  Lincoln  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery  street. 

Russian    Churcll. 

Place  of  worship,  1713  Powell.  Rev.  W.  N.  West- 
homoff,    Arch-priest;   residence,   720   Filbert  street. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  ten  o'clock  A.M,  and  Sat- 
urday at  six  o'clock  P.M. 

There  is  a  school  in  connection  with  the  church 
held  every  day  during  the  week  except  Sunday,  for 
the  instruction  of  children  in  religion  and  preparing 
them  for  the  church. 

Swedish  Cliurcli. 

Services  held  in  the  Church  of  the  Advent,  Howard 
street,  opposite  New  Montgomery.  Kev.  Adolph 
Noren,  Pastor ;  residence,  332  Shipley  street. 

Friends'  Meeting'. 

Services  held  in  Superior  Court  Room  No.  10,  third 
floor  New  City  Hall,  every  First  Day,  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  Entrance  on  the  north  side,  at  the  small  door 
near  the  center  of  the  building.  An  invitation  to 
attend  is  cordially  extended  to  all. 

San  Francisco  Spiritualists'  Union. 

Organized  May  26,  1872.  Meets  every  Sunday  at 
Ixora  Hall,  737  Mission.  Number  of  members,  two 
hundred  and  fifty.  Children's  Progressive  Lyceum  at 
half  past  ten  o'clock  A.  M.  Conference  or  Lecture  at 
two  o'clock  P.  M.  Lecture  at  half  past  seven  o'clock 
P.  M. 


SOCIETIES. 

Religious. 

AMERICAN  TRACT  SOCIETY— PACIFIC  AGENCY. 
—Rev.  Frederic  E.  Shearer,  Secretary.  This  society 
was  organized  in  1825,  to  diffuse  Gospel  truth  through 
the  printed  page.  Its  headquarters  are  at  150  Nassau 
street,  New  York.  It  prints  the  Gospel  in  one  hun- 
dred and  forty-live  languages  or  dialects,  publishes 
over  thirteen  hundred  ditterent  books,  thirty-five  hun- 
dred tracts  and  cards,  and  seven  periodicals.  The  Pa- 
cific agency  was  established  in  December,  1809,  and 
employed  last  year  twenty-two  colporteurs.  Its  mis- 
sionary work  in  this  field,  with  the  aid  rendered  to 
churches  and  Sunday  SchooLs,  was  at  a  costof  $10,000. 

Its  depository,  at  757  Market  street,  is  also  the  de- 
po.sitory  of  tlie  California  Bible  Society,  the  American 
Sunday  School  Union,  the  Presbyterian  Board  of  Pub- 
lication, and  the  Congregational  Publishing  Society. 
Two  hundred  and  ninety-two  new  publications  were 
issued  during  the  past  year. 

CALIFORNIA  BIBLE  SOCIETY.— Organized  Octo- 
ber 30,  1849.  The  location  of  the  society's  building 
was  on  .Stockton  street  until  tlie  present  building  on 
Market  street  was  erected,  the  corner  stone  of  which 
was  laid  May  2,  1802.  The  building  has  two  stor6s  on 
the  ground  Uoor,  one  of  which  is  now  occupied  as  the 
depository  of  the  society.  The  name  of  the  society 
was  changed  by  Act  of  the  Legislature,  18.59,  from  the 
San  Francisco  Bible  Society  to  its  present  title.  New 
constitution  adopted  November,  18i;0.  Depository, 
757  Market  street.  Meetings  of  the  Board  of  Trustees 
are  held  by  appointment,  on  the  Tuesday  after  the 
first  Sunday  of  each  month.  Officers— Anuis  Merrill, 
President;  William, Abbott,  Secretary  Edward  p' 
Flint,  Treasurer. 

CHURCH  SOCIETY  OF  ST.  FRANCIS  PARISH.- 
Organi/.ed    February,    1874.      Number    of    members. 


twenty-five  hundred.    Meets  monthly  at  St.  Francis' 

Church. 

The  object  of  the  society  is  to  promote  the  spiritual 
and  temporal  well-being  of  the  parish,  and  to  co- 
operate with  the  clergy  in  all  matters  in  which  they 
may  require  the  assistance  of  the  laity. 

Officers.— Myles  D.  Sweeny,  President ;  Robert  J. 
Tobin,  Vice-President ;  John  Mulholland,  Secretary; 
Rev.  John  Harrington,  Treasurer. 

LADIES'  PASTORAL  AID  SOCIETY  OF  TRINITY 
CHURCH.— Organized  1873.  Meots  every  Friday  at 
Trinity  Church,  after  morning  service.  The  object  of 
the  society  is  to  take  undir  its  care  the  destitute  and 
friendless  within  the  bounds  of  Trinity  Church  iiarish, 
to  find  employment  for  those  requiring  it,  and  to  pro- 
vide clothing  and  assistance  for  such  as  may  be  in 
need  of  it ;  to  visit  and  comfort  the  sick  and  the 
afflicted;  to  endeavor  to  bring  to  the  church  those  who 
are  neglectful  of  its  services,  and  particularly  the 
poorer  and  friendless  classes;  to  gather  chill  ren  into 
the  Sunday  School,  and  to  aid  in  providing  active  and 
competent  teachers  ;  in  short,  to  do  all  inyts  i^ower, 
under  the  guidance  and  direction  of  the  Rector  of  the 
I^arish,  to  advance  the  interests  of  the  Church  of 
Christ,  and  to  extend  to  those  around  the  privileges 
and  blessings  of  the  gospel. 

Officers— Mrs.  J.  B.  Moss,  President;  Mrs.  H.  W. 
Beers,  Vice-President ;  Miss  Huddart,  Secretary  ;  Mrs. 
J.  Mathieu,  Treasurer. 

METHODIST  BOOK  DEPOSITORY.  —  PACIFIC 
COAST  BRANCH.— The  Book  Concern  was  established 
in  1789  on  a  borrowed  capital  of  $600.  The  total  sales 
of  the  Eastern  and  Western  concerns  for  the  la.^t  fiscal 
year  were  $1,566,739.  The  records  show  that,  by  order 
of  the  General  Conference,  the  Concerns  liave  paid, 
for  religious' and  benevolent  interests  and  objects 
outside  of  their  own  business,  $1,753,590.  Net  capi- 
tal, per  report  of  1877,  $1,403,666. 

The  San  Francisco  Depository,  1041  Market  street. 
Rev.  J.  B.  Hill,  Agent,  was  established  in  1864,  and 
entered  its  own  present  commodious  building  in  1877. 
The  National  Temperance  Publication  Society  of  New 
York,  and  the  Publishing  House  of  the  M.  E.  Church 
South,  of  Nashville,  are  represented  by  full  Unes  of 
stock. 

OCCIDENTAL  BRANCH  OF  THE  WOMAN'S  FOR- 
EIGN MISSIONARY  SOCIETY  OF  THE  PRESBY- 
TERIAN CHURCH.— Organized  March,  1874.  and  has 
for  its  esi^ecial  field  of  labor  the  evangelization  of 
heathen  women  on  the  Pacific  Coast.  Thirty-one 
auxiliary  societies  have  been  formed  on  the  coast, 
seven  of  which  are  located  in  this  city.  The  society 
purchased  in  June,  1876,  the  property  at  933  Sacra- 
mento street  for  the  purposes  of  the  Mission  Home. 
Daily  school  in  English  and  Chinese  is  maintained, 
and  Chinese  women  are  in  eases  of  persecution 
afiorded  sheltt-r  in  the  Home. 

Officers. — Mrs.  P.  D.Browne,  President ;  Mrs.  Hen- 
shelwood.  Treasurer;  Mrs.  F.  Hiller,  Jr.,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  Mrs.  J.  H.  Condit,  Corresponding  Secre- 
tary. 

PACIFIC  PRESBYTERIAN  UNION.— Organized  Oc- 
tober, 1875.  ComiJosed  of  the  clergy  and  laity  of  the 
several  Presbyterian  churches  of  the  City.  Objects: 
The  advancement  of  the  interests  of  Presbyterianlsm 
upon  the  Pacific  Coast,  mission  work  and  evangeliza- 
tion. 

The  Union  meets  on  the  second  Monday  of  each 
month  at  the  difl'erent  churches.  The  Board  of  Di- 
rectors meet  on  the  first  Monday  of  each   month. 

Sabbath  Schools  are  maintained  by  the  Union  every 
Sunday  afternoon  as  follows  :  .50  First  street,  W.  H. 
H.  bchenek.  Superintendent ;  corner  Steiner  and 
Geary  streets,  James  Horsburg,  Superintendent,  and 
corner  Jersey  and  Sanchez  streets,  Edward  Kerr,  Su- 
perintendent. 

Officers. — D.  W.  Horsburg,  President:  George  M. 
Edmunds,  Vice-President;  J.  G.  Gauld,  secretary; 
James  Horsburg,  Corresponding  Secretary;  W.  8. 
Jack,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PORT  SOCIETY.  —  Organized 
March,  1800.  Objects:  The  moral  improvement  of 
seamen  and  others  connected  with  the  sea,  in  this 
port,  by  aiding  the  American  Seaman's  Friend  Society 
of  New  York,  in  sustaining  the  Mariners'  Church  of 
San  Francisco,  and  in  such  enterprises  connected 
therewith  as  the  society  may  approve.     Any  person 


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may  become  a  member  by  paying  $5  a  year,  or  a  life 
member  by  the  payment  at  one  time  of  $50. 

In  1860  tbey  erected  a  fine  bouse  of  worship  for  the 
seamen  of  this  port,  on  the  corner  of  Sacramento  and 
Drumm  streets,  at  a  cost,  for  lot  and  house,  of  more 
than  $20,000,  which  was  contributed  for  the  purpose 
by  citizens  of  San  Francisco  and  others. 

Officers.  —  Oliver  Eldridge,  President ;  Henry  P. 
Blanchard.  Vice-President ;  J.  Kowell.  Secretary  ;  Rob- 
ert Balfour, Treasurer  ;  IraP.  Rankin,  J. T.  Dean.  I.W. 
Raymond,  Charles  Goodall,  Robert  Balfour,  David 
Meeker.  Charles  Ferris  and  -J.  Rowell,  Trustees.  1 

SODALITY  OF  THE  B.  V.  M.— Organized  Decem- 
ber,  18G1.     Organizations  of  the  above  sodalities  have 
existed  for  the  past  two  hundred  years.  This  sodality 
was  founded  in  this  city  by  the  Rev.  J.  M.  C.  Buchard,  j 
S.  J.,  having  for  its  object  the  moral  and  religious  im-  j 
provement  of  its  members.     The  society  is  governed 
by  a  Prefect  and  two  assistants,  together  Avith  a  Sec-  [ 
retary.  Treasurer,  and  a  council  of  twelve  members 
elected  annually.    Its  present  spiritual  Director  is 
Rev.  Joseph  M.  Neri,  S.  J.     It  has  a  library  of  over 
three  thousand  volumes,  which  is  open  every  Sunday 
at  half  past  two  o'clock  P.  M.,  and  Monday,  Wednes- 
day and  Friday  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.,  to  ! 
members  of   the  Sodality  and   subscribers   paying  a 
small  monthly  fee.     Gentlemen's  Sodality  meetings 
held  every  Sunday  morning,  at  a  quarter  to  eight,  in 
their    chapel,  basement  of  St.    Ignatius  Church,  on  , 
Hayes  street,  west  of  Van  Ness  avenue.    Number  of 
members  about  six  hundred.  I 

Ladies'  Sodality  of  tlie  B.V.  M.  meets  every  Sunday 
at  half  past  two  o'clock  P.  M.    Number  of  members,  | 
two  hundred  and  fifty.     Volumes  in  library,  about  fif- 
teen hundred.    Present  Director  Rev.  A.  Maraschi,  1 
S.J.  I 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION.— In- 
corporated September  13,  1853.  The  objects  of  this 
association  are: 

Ist.  The  improvement  of  the  physical,  mental, 
and  spiritual  condition  of  its  members,  the  develop- 
ment of  their  charity  and  zeal,  and  the  extension  of 
the  Christian  religion,  especially  to  such  as  are  not 
in  the  habit  of  attending  public  worship  in  the 
churches. 

2d.  To  unite  the  members,  particularly  the  youilg 
men  of  the  various  churches  and  congregations  of 
this  city,  in  such  works  of  charity  as  are  not  specially 
provided  for  by  the  churches  themselves. 

For  the  attainment  of  these  objects,  there  is  pro- 
vided and  maintained:  A  library  and  bath  rooms,  free 
to  all  members  of  this  association.  A  reading  room, 
well  supplied  with  current  literature,  daily,  weekly, 
pictorial,  secular,  and  religious  papers,  tree  to  all 
such  as  conform  to  the  rules  and  regulations  issued 
by  the  Board  of  Managers  from  time  to  time.  The 
library  contains  upward  of  four  thousand  volumes. 
There  is  also  a  gymnasium  connected  with  the  insti- 
tution. 

A  Prayer  Meeting,  to  which  all  are  invited,  is  held 
at  the  rooms  every  Saturday  evening,  from  eight  to 
nine  o'clock  ;  also  a  Daily  Prayer  Meeting,  from  quar- 
ter past  twelve  o'clock  to  one  o'clock  P.M.  Bible 
Class,  on  Monday  evenings  at  half  past  seven  o'clock. 
Services  in  the  large  hall  of  the  association  every 
Sunday  at  three  o'clock  P.M. 

Services  are  also  held  under  the  auspices  of  the 
association  in  the  various  prisons  of  the  city,  as  well 
as  frequently  in  the  open  air  at  various  localities. 

The  association  has  a  large  and  handsome  b\iilding 
on  Sutter  street,  between  Kearny  and  Dupont.  The 
free  reading  rooms  are  open  every  day  from  eight 
o'clock  A.M.  to  half  past  nine  o'clock  P.M. 

Officers.— A.  B.  Forbes,  President :  H.W.  Severance, 
Recording  Secretary  ;  H.  J.  McCoy,  General  Secretary  ; 
R.  F.  True,  Assistant  Secretary :  Prentiss  Selby.  Treas- 
urer ;  L.  B.  Benchley,  Librarian.  Directors — Prentiss 
Selby,  Alexander  Guthrie,  W.  B.  Parsons,  John  W. 
Butler..  Trustees— General  John  F.  Miller,  Prentiss 
Selby,  John  J.  Valentine,  R.  B.  Formaii,  A.  B.  Forbes, 
Nathaniel  Gray.  George  W.  Gibbs,  L.  B.  Benchley,  H. 
W.  Severance,  W.  B.  Parsons,  J.  R.  Sims. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION  (Chi- 
nese).— Location  of  rooms,  northeast  corner  of  Sacra- 
mento and  Stockton  streets.  Open  every  day  until  half 
past  nine  o'clock  P.M.  The  association  is  under  the 
charge  of  Rev.  A.W.  Loomis,  D.  D.,who  gives  instruc- 
tion in  the  English  language,  and  has  charge  of  the 


library.  Preaching  in  Chinese  on  Sundays  at  eleven 
o'clock  A.M.  and  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M.,  and 
on  Saturdays  at  half  jjast  seven  o'clock  P.M. 

Officers.— Fong  Noy,  President ;  Yong  Lee,  Secre- 
tary. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  HEBREW  ASSOCIATION.— Organ- 
ized October  14,  1877.  The  objects  of  the  association 
are: 

Ist.    The  improvement  of  the  mental,  moral,  and 
social  condition  of  its  members. 
2d.     The  protection  of  Hebrew  interests. 
j      The  association  at  present  numbers   one  hundred 
I  members,   and    meets    monthly  at   their  rooms    211 
I  Sutter  street. 

Officers.— Max  Popper,  President ;  E.  B.  Marx,  Vice- 
President ;    Morris   Feintuch,   Recording    Secretary; 
j  Eugene  G.  Davis,  Treasurer;  Henry  Kohn,  J.  Stepp- 
acher  and  Herman  Enkle,  Directors. 

I  YOUNG  WOMEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  September  9,  1877.  Incorporated  February 
1,  1878.  Number  of  members,  about  one  hundred  and 
eighty.  The  objects  of  the  association  includes  the 
establishment  of  an  industrial  department  for  desti- 
tute women,  a  reading  room  and  library  for  women 

]  and  girls,  the  furnishing  of  advice,  sympathy,  tempo- 
ral aid  and  encouragement  to  friendless  and  hompless 
young  women  arriving  or  residing  in  the  city,  and  the 
extension  of  moral  and  religious  surroundings  to  all 

I  families  needing  such  ministrations. 

j  The  rooms  of  the  association  are  located  at  314  Sut- 
ter street,  and  consist  of  library,  reading  and  sewing- 
rooms.     The  library  contains  over  one  thousand  vol- 

I  umes  of  well  selected  literature,  and  the  reading  room 

{  is  copiously  supplied  with  the  choicest  periodicals. 

]  The  annual  meeting  is  held  on  the  first  Monday  in 
September  of  each  year. 

I      Officers. — Mrs.  P.  D.  Browne,  President;  Mrs.  C.  F. 

I  A.  Nichell,  Secretary;  Miss  Atkinson,  Correspond- 
ing Secretary  ;  Mrs.  J.  D.  Ijams,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  H. 

j  A.  Rindge,  Superintendent  and  Librarian. 


Benevolent. 

AMERICAN  LEGION  OF  HONOR.— This  organiza- 
tion is  a  secret  benevolent  society,  composed  of  Su- 
preme, Grand  and  Subordinate  Councils.  Its  objects 
are  as  follows  : 

1st.  To  unite  fraternally  all  white  persons  of  good 
moral  character  who  are  socially  acceptable,  and,  if 
for  beneficial  membership,  of  sound  bodily  health, 
and  between  eighteen  and  sixty-five  years  of  age. 

2d.  To  give  all  moral  and  material  aid  in  its  power 
to  its  members  and  those  deijendent  upon  them. 

3d.  To  educate  its  members  socially,  morally  and 
intellectually. 

•Ith.  To  establish  a  fund  for  the  relief  of  sick  and 
distressed  beneficial  members. 

5th.  To  establish  a  Benefit  Fund  from  which,  on 
the  satisfactory  evidence  of  the  death  of  a  beneficial 
member  of  the  Order,  who  has  complied  with  all  its 
lawful  requirements,  a  sum  not  exceeding  $5,000  shall 
be  paid  to  the  family,  orphans,  or  dependents  as  the 
member  may  direct. 

A  Grand  Council  was  instituted  August  9, 1881,  with 
the  following  officers: 

O.  C.  Wheeler,  Grand  Commander,  Oakland;  G,  W. 
Alberti,  Grand  Vice-Cominander,  Yuba  City;  George 
W.  Knox,  Grand  Orator,  Dixon;  Mrs.  Abbie  E.  Wood, 
Grand  Secretary,  San  Francisco;  John  N.  Besse,  Grand 
Treasurer,  Watsonville;  Barton  Dozier,  Grand  Chap- 
lain, Ubiah  ;  Alexander  P.  Murgotton,  Grand  Guide, 
San  Jose  ;  Louis  Ehrlich,  Grand  Warden,  San  Fran- 
cisco ;  John  Landis,  Grand  Sentry,  Wheatland. 

There  are  seventy-seven  subordinate  Councils  under 
the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand  Council,  seventeen  of 
which  are  located  in  San  Francisco,  as  follows: 

Golden  Council  No.  118. — Meets  every  second  and 
fourth  Wednesday  evenings  in  the  month  at  32  O'Far- 
rell  street. 

Alta  CouuriL  No.  147. — Meets  every  Friday  evening 
at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Myktle  Council  No.  187.— Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  Druids'  Hall,  413  Sutter  street. 

C.\LiFOiiNL\  CouNX-iL  No.  250.— Mccts  every  first  and 
third  Monday  evenings  in  the  month  at  32  O'Farrell 
streets. 


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BoHEicAN  Council  No.  261.— Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Columbia  Council  No.  335.— Meets  every  Saturday 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

San  Francisco  Council  No.  142.— Meets  every  Tues- 
day evening  at  913  Market  street. 

CoLF.MAN  rouNCiL  No.  451. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  Sanders'  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery  street. 

Washington  Council  No.  480.— Meets  every  second 
and  fourth  Friday  evenings  in  the  month  at  32  O'Far- 
rell street. 

Occident  Council  No.  502. — Meets  every  first  and 
third  Wednesday  evenings  in  the  month  at  32  O'Far- 
rell street. 

Golden  West  Oouncil  No.  547. — Meets  every  second 
and  fourth  Friday  evenings  in  the  month  in  Hamilton 
Hall,  corner  Geary  and  Steiner  streets. 

Golden  Stab  Council  No.  548. — Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening  in  Druids'  Hall,  413  Sutter  street. 

Excelsior  Council  No.  5.59. — Meets  every  first  and 
third  Wednesday  evenings  in  the  month  at  32  O'Far- 
rell street. 

Protection  Council  No.  596. — Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  B'nai  iS'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Metropolis  Council  No.  640. — Meets  every  Satur- 
day evening  in  Ked  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

Mystic  Council  No.  674. — Meets  every  second  and 
fourth  Wednesday  evening.s  in  the  month  at  32  O'Far- 
rell street. 

Golden  Shore  Council  No.  6^)5.- Meets  every  Sat- 
urday evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

AMERICAN  .  PROTESTANT  ASSOCIATION.— Ob- 
ject: Mutuiil  benefit  to  members  of  the  order. 

Organized  1867.  Number  of  members  in  San  Fran- 
cisco, about  thirty-five  hundred. 

Worthy  Grand  Lodge.— Meets  annually  in  San 
Francisco,  first  Monday  in  December. 

Orticer.s. — Nathaniel  Curry,  Grand  Master;  John  D. 
Coulie,  Grand  Secretary.  Office,  213  Fremont  street. 
Jo.shua  C.  Sargent,  District  Deputy  Grand  Master. 

Four  Subordinate  Lodges  have  been  organized  in 
this  city,  viz  : 

California  Lodge,  No.  1. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  at  18  H  Eddy  street. 

Yerba  BuENA  Lodge,  No.  2. — Meets  every  Friday 
evening  at  18  Ji  Eddy  street. 

Paoific  Lodge,  No.  5. — Meets  every  Friday  evening 
at  Champion  Hall,  Potrero. 

Harmony  Lodge,  No.  6. — Meets  every  Tuesday  eve- 
ning at  18^  Eddy  street. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  FORRESTERS.— The  objects 
of  this  order  are  to  aid  the  sick  members,  give  relief 
to  their  widows  and  orphans,  to  find  employment  for 
the  unemplnyrd,  and  all  other  benevolent  x^urposes. 
This  order  lias  been  in  existence  from  time  immemo- 
rial, and  its  C'Uirts  are  to  be  found  in  almost  every 
civilized    country.      California    District,    organized 

j   December.  1879.    T.  B.  DeWitt,  D.  0.  R.;  James  Heal- 

I  ing,  S.  D.  C.  R.;  Wm.  M.  Brown,  D.  Treasurer;  Fred. 

i  C.  Hensley,  D.  Secretary.    Eleven  Courts   have  been 

I  organized  in  this  city,  viz: 

I  Court  Robin  Hood,  No.  5931.— Meets  second  and 
fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month  in  Druid's  Hall,  413 
Butter  street. 

Court  Eureka,  No.  0146.— Meets  first  and  third 
Thursdays  of  each  month  in  Red  Men's  Hall,  510  Bush 
street. 

Court  Aurora,  No.  G450.— Meets  first  and  third 
Wednesdays  of  each  month  in  Bed  Men's  Hall  320 
Post 

Court  America,  No.  6454.— Meets  second  and  fourth 
Thursdays  of  each  month  in  Champion  Hall.Potraro. 

Court  California,  No.  6671.— Meets  first  and  third 
Tuesdays  of  each  month  in  Grand  Central  Hall,  997 
Market  street. 

Court  Invincible,  No.  6672.— Meets  first  and  third 
Fridays  of  each  month  In  Germania  Hall,  Oakland. 

Court  Occidental,  No.  6676.— Meets  second  and 
fourth  Fridays  of  each  month  in  Shiels'  Building 
32  O'Farrell  street. 


Court  Golden  Gate,  No.  6681. — Meets  second  and 
fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall, 
121  Eddy  street. 

Court  San  Francisco,  No.  6744. — Meets  first  and 
third  Fridays  of  each  month  in  Bed  Men's  Hall,  510 
Bush  street. 

Court  Pride  of  California,  No.  1  (Juvenile 
Branch). — Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of 
each  month  in  Grand  Central  Hall,  997  Market  street. 

Court  Young  America,  No.  2  (Juvenile  Branch). — 
Meets  first  and  third  Suturdays  of  each  month  in 
Champion  Hall,  Potrero. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS.— Organized 
March  29,  1809.  Headquarters,  Irish-American  Hall, 
Board  of  Directors,  compcjsed  of  all  the  Division 
Officers  in  the  county,  meets  on  the  20th  of  each 
month. 

State  Officers. — John  Fitzsimmons,  Oakland,  State 
Delegate;  J.  Q.  O'Connor,  State  Secretary;  John 
Keefe,  State  Treasurer. 

Patrick  Harrington,  County  Delegate;  M.  F.  Don- 
lea  vy,  County  Secretary  :  J.  W.  Sheehy,  County  Treas- 
urer. 

Eight  Divisions  have  been  organized  in  this  city, 
viz: 

Division  No.  1. — Meets  second  Friday  of  each 
month  in  Irish-American  Hall,  818  Howard  street. 

Division  No.  2. — Meets  first  Thursday  of  each 
month  in  Irish-American  Hall,  818  Howard  street. 

Division  No.  3. — Meets  third  Tuesday  of  each 
montn  in  Charter  Oak  Hall,  771  Market  street. 

Division  No.  4. — Meets  first  Friday  of  each  month 
in  Irish-American  Hall,  818  Howard  street. 

Division  No,  5. — Meets  first  Wednesday  of  each 
month  in  Humboldt  Hall,  corner  of  Mission  and 
Erie  streets. 

Division  No.  6. — Meets  second  Wednesday  of  each 
month  in  Irish- American  Hall,  818  Howard  street. 

Division  No.  7. — Meets  second  Tuesday  of  each 
month  in  Hall,  429  Pacific  street. 

Division  No.  8.— Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month 
in  St.  Joseph's  Hall,  west  side  of  Tenth  street,  be- 
tween Howard  and  Folsom. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  UNITED  WORKMEN.— 
This  Order,  which  was  first  organized  in  the  State  by 
the  institution  of  California  Lodge  No.  1  at  West 
Oakland,  August  21,  1875,  has  grown  rapidly,  until 
now  it  has  assumed  proportions,  in  respect  to  num- 
bers and  organization,  which  places  it  in  the  front 
rank  among  our  many  setret  benevolent  orders.  Over 
one  hundred  and  sixty  Lodges  have  been  formed  in 
the  State,  with  an  aggregate  membership  of  nine 
thousand. 

The  Grand  Lodge  of  California.- Organized 
1877.    Meets  in  San  Francisco. 

Otflcers.— C.  W.  Taylor,  P.  Q.  M.  W. ;  W.  H.  Barnes, 
G.  M.  W. ;  J.  T.  Rogers,  G.  F. ;  D.  McClure,G.  O. ;  H. 
G.  Pratt.  Grand  Recorder ;  C.  H.  Haile,  Grand  Re- 
ceiver;  Harry  J.  Lask,  G.  G. ;  Seneca  Davis,  G.  W.; 
J.  W.  Kinsley,  Grand  Lecturer. 

Twenty-four  Lodges  have  been  instituted  in  this 
city,  viz: 

San  Francisco  Lodge  No.  4. — Meets  every  Wednes- 
day at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Golden  Gate  Lodge  No.  8. — Meets  every  Thurs- 
day at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Harmony  Lodge  No.  9. — Meets  every  Saturday  at 
913  Market  street. 

Yerba  Buena  Lodge  No.  14.— Meets  every  Friday 
at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Bernal  Lodge  No.  19.— Meets  every  Monday  at 
corner  of  Sixteenth  and  Valencia  streets. 

Unity  Lodge  No.  27.— Meets  everv  Tuesday  at  B'nai 
B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Valley  Lodge  No.  30.— Meets  every  Wednesday  at 
32  O'Farrell  street. 

Spartan  Lodge  No.  36.— Meets  every  Friday  at  32 
O'Farrell  street. 

Myrtle  Lodge  No.  42.— Meets  every  Saturday  at 
913  Market  street. 

Washington  Lodge  No.  60.— Meets  every  Thurs- 
day at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 


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41   Alarlcet  Street,  corner  feipeor. 


SOCIETIES. 


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BtTBNs'  Lodge  No.  68.— Meets  every  Thursday  at 
913  Market  street. 

St.  John's  Lodge  No.  73. — Meets  every  Thursday 
at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Magnolia  Lodge  No.  41.— Meets  every  Monday  at 
32  O'FarreU  street. 

Franklin  Lodge  No.  44. — Meets  everv  Friday  at 
32  O'Farrell  street. 

Hebcules  Lodge  No.  53, — Meets  every  Friday  at 
Hamilton  Hall,  southwest  corner  Geary  and  Steiner 
streets. 

ExcELSioE  Lodge  No.  126. — Meets  every  Thursday 
at  Mayberry  Hall,  2417  Mission  street. 

Olympic  Lodge  No.  127. — Meets  every  Tuesday  at 
32  O'Farrell  street. 

Fidelity  Lodge  No.  136.— Meets  every  Wednesday 
at  320  Post  street. 

Bay  View  Lodge  No.  159. — Meets  every  Friday  at 
corner  Railroad  and  Seventeenth  avenues,  South  San 
Francisco. 

Tbiumph  Lodge  No.  180. — Meets  every  Tuesday  at 
320  Post  street. 

Noe  Valley  Lodge  No.  185. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
in  Edwards'  Hall,  southeast  comer  Jersey  and  San- 
chex  street. 

WORKMEN  GUARANTEE  FUND  ASSOCIATION. 
— Incorporated  January  22, 1880.  Objects:  To  provide 
for  the  payment  to  the  widow  of  a  deceased  member 
thei-eof  a  stipulated  sum  of  money  by  contributions 
from  its  surviving  members. 

Officers — William  H.  Jordan,  President;  P.  Veasey, 
Vice-President;  E.  M.  Reading,  Socretary;  H.  G. 
Prince,  Treasurer.     Office  38  St.  Ann's  Building. 

AUSTRIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Organized 
September  24,  1870.  Nuinb.r  of  members,  two  hundred 
and  twenty.  Meets  at  71  New  Montgomery  street,  on 
the  first  and  third  Fridays  of  each  month.  Object- 
To  assist  needy  members  in  case  of  sickness  or  dis- 
tress. 

Oificers. — N.  P.  Milloglav,  President;  N.  Bollingfer, 
Etcording  Secretary;  F.  Kronenberg,  dTreasurer;  An- 
tonio Francovich,  Financial  Secretary. 

BENEVOLENT  AND  PROTECTIVE  ORDER  OF 
ELKS.— Organized  April  11,  1876.  John  Harnev,  Dis- 
trict Deputy  and  Grand  E.  R. 

San  Fbancisco  Lodge,  No  3.— Meets  every  Sunday 
afternoon  at  Red  Men's  Hall,  510  Bush  street.  Num- 
ber of  members  one  hundred. 

Officers.— George  Bell.E.  R. ;  William  White,  E.  L. 
K.;  George  Lynn,  E.K.;  Chris.  Feldmann,  E.  L;  H.F. 
Eattenbury,  Secretary;  J.  C.  Combes,  Treasurer. 

California  Lodge,  No.  12.— Organized  March  9, 
1879.  Number  of  members,  fifty.  Meets  every  Sun- 
day at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Officers.— L.  Reynolds,  E.  R.;  T.  Redington,  E.  L.  K.; 
J.  T.  Klatz.E.  K.;  H.  Blankenstein,E.  L.;  C.E.Baker, 
Secretary  ;  Alfred  Perrier.  Treasurer. 

B'NAI  B'RITH— District  Grand  Lodge,  No.  4.— 
Meets  every  fourth  Sunday  in  January,  at  B'nai  B'rith 
Building,  121  Eddy  street. 

Officers.— S.  Hirschberg,  President ;  F.  Sperling, 
First  Vice-President ;  ©.  Ross,  Second  Vice-President; 
Louis  Blank,  Secretary:  M.  Kalmuck,  Treasurer  ;  L. 
Danhauser,  Guard  ;  J.  Hyman,  Messenger. 

Nine  lodges  have  been  organized  in  this  city,  all  of 
which  meet  in  the  B'nai  B'rith  Building  upon  the 
following  evenings,  viz: 

Ophib  Lodge,  No.  21. — Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Unity  Lodge,  No.  273.'— Meets  every  Monday. 

Modin  Lodge,  No.  42.— Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  48. — Meets  dvery  Wednesday. 

Montefiobe  Lodge,  No.  51.— Meets  every  Sunday. 

CoLtTMBiA  Lodge,  No.  127. — Meets  every  Monday. 

CrOLDEN  Gate  Lodge,  No.  129.— Mects  every  Wed- 
nesday. . 

Calipoenia  Lodge,  No.  163.— Meets  every  Thurs- 
day. 

Cbemikux  Lodge,  No.  325.— Meets  every  Monday. 

B'NAI  B'bith  Hall  Association. — Incoriiorated 
April  9,  1878,  for  the  purpose  of  building  and  main- 


taining a  suitable  structure  for  the  accommodation  of 
the  order.  Under  its  auspices  a  magnificent  new  four 
story  hall  building  has  been  erected  upon  Eddy  street, 
between  Mason  and  Taylor,  at  a  cost  of,  including  the 
lot, $75,000.  Grand  dancing  hall  with  stage  arrange- 
ment, with  perfect  dining-room  accomodation.  The 
furnishing  involved  an  additional  outlay  of  $15,000. 
Six  capacious  halls  are  contained  within  the  building, 
besides  a  library  and  reading  room.  The  Vi^)rary  con- 
tains about  three  thousand  volumes. 

Officers. — Emil  Gunzberger,  President ;  Jacob  Zo- 
bel,  Vice-President;  Louis  Blank,  Secretary;  Jules 
Cerf,  Treasurer  ;  Jacob  Gans,  Librarian. 

BOYS  AND  GIRLS'  AID  SOCIETY.— Incorporated 
September  15,  1874.  Objects:  To  improve  the  condi- 
tion and  promote  usefulness  of  neglected  and  friend- 
less boys  and  girls  of  San  Francisco,  by  furnishing 
them  with  free  baths,  lodgings,  library,  reading 
rooms,  sewing  school,  gymnasium,  music,  lectures, 
etc. ;  by  caring  for  them  in  sickness,  and,  in  general, 
shielding  them  from  temptation,  deception,  want  and 
distress.  This  work  is  sustained  wholly  by  private 
subscriptions.  .  Office  and  Rooms,  No.  68  Clementina 
street. 

Officers. — Andrew  MoF.  Davis,  President ;  James  8. 
Bunnell,  Secretary  ;  Dudley  C.  Bates,  Treasurer ;  J. 
H.  Baker,  Superintendent. 

BRITISH  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  OF  CALIFOR- 
NIA.— Rooms,  531  California  street. 

This  society  was  organized  in  1865,  for  the  purpose 
of  afl'ordiug  relief  to  sick  and  destitute  members  and 
persons  who  were  subjects  of  Great  Britain  at  the 
tmie  of  their  birth,  and  of  promoting  the  social  and 
intellectual  improvement  of  its  members.  Between 
twelve  and  thirteen  hundred  members  have  been  ad- 
mitted to  membership,  and  there  are  now  some  two 
hundred  and  fifty  paying  members,  including  thir- 
teen life  members,  on  the  rolls.  In  May,  1867,  the 
association  was  completely  reorganized  and  incorpo- 
rated, and  a  constitution  adopted,  containing  several 
admirable  features,  and,  among  others,  iirovisions  for 
free  lectures,  debates,  and  social  concerts.  From  the 
time  of  its  formation  the  afi'airs  of  the  society  have 
been  carefully  and  judiciously  managed,  and  its  char- 
ity dispensed  with  jirudent  liberality.  It  has  uniform- 
ly co-operated  with  the  San  Francisco  Benevolent  As- 
sociation, St.  Andrew's  Society,  and  other  societies, 
and  through  its  agency  their  burden  has  been  greatly 
lightened  ;  many  hundreds  of  sick  and  destitute  men, 
women,  and  children  eflectively  relieved,  and  a  large 
number  provided  with  eniployiiieut.  The  relief  given 
is,  for  the  most  part,  temporary.  The  Board  of  Re- 
lief is  in  attendance  daily  from  ten  o'clock  A.M.  to 
one  o'clock  P.M.  The  regular  meeting  is  held  on  the 
first  Wednesday  of  each  month,  at  seven  and  a  half 
o'clock  P.  M. 

Officers. — William  Lane  Booker,  H.  B.  M.  Consul, 
President ;  S.  L.  Jones,  First  Vice-President ;  Henry 
Austin,  M.  D.,  Second  Vice-President;  H.  A.  Fox, 
Treasurer  ;  J.  P.  McCurrie,  Secretary  ;  Gomer  Evans, 
Wm.  G.  Harrison,  John  T.  Theobald.  George  Naun- 
ton,  Board  of  Directors  ;  D.  B.  Brown,  Charles  Hopps, 
J.  Brewster,  W.  .\.  Spence,  W.  C.  Lyons,  James  Ben- 
nett, W.  M.  Hintou,  Board  of  Relief;  R.  L.  Pinching, 
M.  D.,  A.  Ratray,  M.  D.,  G.  B.  McLay,  M.  D.,  Board 
of  Physicians. 

CALIFORNIA  PRISON  COMMISSION.— Organized 
November  27,  1865. 

The  objects  of  this  association  are  the  ameliora- 
tion of  the  condition  of  prisoners,  the  improve- 
ment of  prisons  and  prison  discipline,  and  the  aid 
and  encouragement  of  discharged  prisoners  in  their 
efforts  to  regain  their  forfeited  positions  and  secure 
for  themselves  an  honest  livelihood. 

Officers. — Ira  P.  Rankin,  President ;  Henry  Gibbons, 
M.  D.,  Vice-President;  Rev.  .James  Woodworth,  Sec- 
retary and  General  Agent ;  Nathaniel  Gray,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  PREVENTION 
OF  CRUELTY  TO  CHILDREN.— Incorporated  Sep- 
tember 2,  1876.  Number  of  members,  two  hundred 
and  tliree. 

Objects  :  To  provide  ways  and  means  to  secure  the 
enforcement  of  an  Act  for  the  prevention  of  cruelty 
to  children,  and  to  labor  in  the  education  of  a  public 
sentiment  of  humanity  and  gentleness  toward  chil- 
dren.    Office.  614  Merchant  street,  room  23. 

Officers. — Joseph  W.  Winans,  President;  R.  H.  Mc- 
Donald,  Treasurer  ;  Nathaniel  Hunter,  Secretary. 


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CALIFORNIA  STATE  WOMAN'S  HOSPITAL.— Lo- 
catiou  Sacramento  street,  between  Baker  and  Lyon. 
Inaugurated  May,  1867.  Organized  May,  1868.  In- 
corporated January,  1873. 

This  hospital  is  specially  devoted  to  the  treatment 
of  diseases  peculiar  to  women,  and  only  such  cases 
are  admitted.  It  is  open  to  all  irrespective  of  creed 
or  nationality,  and  offers  the  comforts  of  a  home  in 
addition  to  surgical  and  medical  treatment.  The  Wo- 
men's Hospital  exists  as  a  purely  medical  charity, 
and  gives  relief  to  two  classes  of  patients:  Ist.  To 
those  who  are  destitute  and  unable  to  pay  anything, 
'id.  Those  whose  means  are  too  limited  to  enable 
them  to  pay  for  private  medical  attendance,  by  pay- 
ment of  a  moderate  sum  for  board,  receive  medical 
attendance,  medicine  and  nursing  without  charge. 
The  surgeon  in  chief  receives  no  remuneration  for 
his  services.  Out  patients  treated  gratuitously  by 
the  House  Physician.  Application  for  admission 
must  be  made  to  the  Lady  Managers,  the  Matron  at 
the  Hospital,  or  to  Dr.  John  Scott,  129  Sutter  street. 

Officers.— E.  P.  Murphy,  President ;  J.  R.  Bolton, 
Vice-President ;  Samuel  O.  Hunt,  Seci-etary  and  Treas- 
urer :  John  Scott,  M.  D.,  F.  R.  C.  S..  Surgeon  in  Chief  ; 
Chas.  E.  Blake,  M.  D.,  House  Phy.sician ;  Mrs.  Helen 
J.  Hollingsworth,  Matron  ;  Mrs.  B.  B.  Redding,  Mrs. 
D.  F.  Neal,  Mrs.  W.  M.  Searby,  Lady  Managers. 

CAMBRIAN  MUTUAL  AID  SOCIETY  OF  SAN 
FRANCISCO.— Incorporated  Septembers,  1869.  Num- 
ber of  members,  two  hundred  and  ten.  Meets  second 
Monday  of  each  month  at  Cambrian  Hall,  11H3  Mis- 
sion street.  Objeit:  To  assist  its  members  in  case 
of  sickness  or  want. 

Officers.— Thomas  Price,  President ;  H.  A.  Powell, 
First  Vice-President ;  W.  A.  Jones,  Second  Vice- 
President;  S.  L.  Jones,  Treasurer;  John  Edwards, 
Corresponding  and  Financial  Secretary;  Joseph  A. 
Davis,  Recording  Secretary  ;  J.  T.  Evans, Owen  Jones, 
D.  J.  Lewis,  Evan  Watts,  L.  J.  Llewellyn,  J.  L.  Dan- 
iels and  Charles  R.  Jones,  Board  of  Directors. 

CANADIAN  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  March  5, 
1877.  Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesday  of  each 
month,  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddj'  street.  Num- 
ber of  members,  two  hundred  and  iifty.  Objects: 
The  promotion  of  more  friendly  iatercourse  among 
Canadians  on  this  coast,  for  mutual  assistance  in  se- 
curing employment  for  those  in  search  of  such,  and 
for  benevolent  purposes. 

Officers. — Charles  E.  Hunt,  President ;  James  W. 
Harris,  First  Vice-President ;  W.  J.  McCormick,  Sec- 
ond Vicc-Presidi-nt ;  R.  S.  Falconer,  Treasurer  ;  Adam 
Oilliland,  Recording  Secretary  ;  W.  G.  Buchanan,  Fi- 
nancial Secretary  ;  A.  H.  Walker,  Marshal. 

CELTIC  PROTECTIVE  AND  BENEVOLENT  SO- 
CIETY.—Or^'auized  August  23,  1873.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, one  hundred  and  seventy-five.  Meet«  every 
third  Wtdnesday  evening  of  each  month  at  Irish- 
American  Hall.  818  Howard  street. 

Objects  :  To  extend  aid  and  assistance  to  members 
in  case  of  sickness  or  accident,  to  bury  the  dead,  to 
atlord  mutual  protection  in  business,  and  to  elevate 
the  character  of  its  members. 

Officers. — Joseph  Monaghan,  President;  P.  Curley, 
Vice-President;  John  Cunningham,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Geo.  Williams,  Financial  Secretary ;  D.  Farrell, 
Treasurer. 

CHEBUA  ACHIM  RACHMONIM  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  October  26, 1862.  Meetings  held  the  first 
Sunday  of  each  month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
street.  Number  of  members,  one  himdred  and  twenty- 
five. 

Their  object  is  to  relieve  and  care  for  the  sick,  in- 
firm, and  disabled  members  of  the  society,  etc.  The 
funds  and  property  of  the  society  constitute  a  Charity 
Fund. 

Officers.— I.  Bacr,  President ;  M.  H.  Lichtenstein, 
Vice-President;  Charles  (irosslicht.  Secretary;  J.  L. 
Franklin,  Treasurer. 

OHEBRA  BENAI  YI8RAEL  SOCIETY.— Organ- 
ized September,  1K61.  Incorporated  May,  1868".  Meet- 
ings lield  the  third  Sunday  of  each  month  at  B'nai 
B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street.  Number  of  members, 
one  hundred  and  forty. 

Object :  To  afford  relief  to  its  members  in  case  of 
sickness  or  distress. 

Officers.— S.  Zemansky,  President;  A.  Bernstein, 
Recording  Secretary  ;  M.  Livingston,  Treasurer. 


CHEBRA  BIKUR  CHOLIM  UKEDISHA  SOCIETY— 

Organized  February,  1857.  Meetings  held  the  second 
Sunday  of  each  month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121 
Eddy  street.  The  object  of  this  society  is  to  aid  its 
■members  in  ease  of  sickness  or  distress. 

Officers. — S.  Henry, President ;  W.  Myer,  Secretary; 
W.  Geist,  Treasurer. 

CHEBRA  B'RITH  SHALOM  SOCIETY.— Organized 
July  8,  1860.  Meetings  held  the  first  Sunday  of  each 
month  at  32  O'Farrell  street.  Number  of  members, 
one  hundred  and  thirty-five.  Object:  To  aid  its  mem- 
bers in  case  of  sickness  or  distress. 

Officers.— S.  Patek,  President;  L.  Licht,  Secre- 
tary; A.  P.  Craner,  Treasurer. 

CHEBRA  OHAVAI  SHALOM  SOCIETY.— Organized 
July  26,  1874.  Meetings  held  the  second  Sunday  of 
each  month,  at  B'nai  Brith  Hall,  1'21  Eddy  street. 
Number  of  members,  seventy-five. 

Officers.— Julius  Stamper,  President;  J.  Israelsky, 
Secretary;  W.  Davis,  Treasurer. 

CHEBRA  OHOBATH  ZION  SOCIETY- Incorporated 
October  7,  1870.  Meetings  held  the  third  Sunday  of 
each  month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street.  Ob- 
ject:   Mutual  relief  of  its  members. 

Officers. — A.  M.  Silverstein,  President ;  A.  Zimmer- 
man, Vice-President;  Jacob  Gans, Secretary;  D.Davis, 
Treasurer. 

EUREKA  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.  —  Organized 
October,  IS.JO,  to  assist  poor  and  needy  Hebrews  in 
want  or  sickness.  Number  of  members,  five  hundred 
and  forty-three,  who  pay  one  dollar  each  per  month, 
besides  an  additional  sum  of  twenty-five  cents,  for  the 
support  of  widows  and  orphans.  The  society  has  a 
fwnd  on  Interest.     Office,  414  Clay  street. 

Officers. — Henry  Epstein,  President ;  S.  Hahn,  Vice- 
President;  LeoEloesser,  Secretary  ;  Aaron  Cahn,  Treas- 
urer. 

EXEMPT  FIRE  COMPANY.  — Organized  Decem- 
ber 8,  1862,  in  pursuance  of  an  Act  of  the  Leg- 
islature, approved  March  26,  1857,  which  pro- 
vides that  Exempt  Members  of  the  Department 
may  organize  themselves  to  be  known  and  des- 
ignated as  the  "Exempt  Fire  Company,"  and 
for  the  purpose  of  associating  themselves  together 
for  mutual  benefit  and  assistance,  and  for  the 
more  especial  object  of  receiving  and  administering 
the  "Fire  Department  Charitable  Fund,"  from  which 
they  are  entitled  by  law  to  relief.  Reorganized  April 
1.5,  1872,  under  a  supplementary  Act  of  the  Legislature, 
approved  March  14, 1872.  Meetings  of  the  comjiany 
are  held  on  the  third  Monday  of  each  month,  at  their 
hall  on  Brenham Place. 

Officers.— John  W.  Cherrj-,  President :  Edward  T. 
Anthony,  and  Paulin  Huant.  Vice-Presidents  ;  George 
W.  Corbell,"Secretary  ;  A.  Wason,  Treasurer. 

FIREMEN'S  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Organized  1868.  Reorganized  May  7,  1874.  It 
includes  all  the  officers  and  members  of  the  Paid  Fire 
Department,  and  has  for  its  object  the 
creation  and  maintenance  of  a  fund  for  benev- 
olent purposes  in  their  behalf.  An  assess- 
ment of  one  dollar  per  month  is  made  on  all  mem- 
bers, and  benefits  to  the  amount  of  ten  dollars  per 
week  are  paid  members  during  sickness.  Special  as- 
sessments of  one  dollar  on  all  members  is  also  made 
Ttpon  the  death  of  a  member,  the  amount  realized  be- 
ing applied  first  to  funeral  expenses,  the  residue  go- 
ing to  the  heirs  of  deceased. 

Officers- Ed.  B.  Cotter,  President;  A.  C.  Imbrie, 
Secretary  ;  Frank  G.  Edwards,  Treasurer;  Edward  Fla- 
herty, John  Mason,  Fred.  C.  Siebe  and  David  Scan- 
nell.  Trustees. 

FIRST  HEBREW  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Or- 
ganized in  1840,  to  assist  needy  Hebrews  in  sickness 
and  in  w-ant.  Reorganized  18.53.  Incorporated  1862. 
Number  of  members,  three  hundred.  Office  of  Secre- 
tary, cor  Post  and  Taylor  streets. 

Officers— C.  Meyer,  President;  L.  Brown,  Vice-Pres- 
ident; Julius  Neuman.  Treasurer;  Isaiah  Cohn,  Sec- 
retary; Isaac  Joseph,  Israel  Solomon,  M.  Wurkheim, 
Wm.  Saalburg,  Julius  Platshek  and  A.  P.  Craner, 
Trustees. 

FIRST  HEBREW  LADIES'  MUTUAL  BENEFIT 
ASSOCIATION.— Organized  January  10,  1864.  Meet- 
ings hjld   second   Sunday   of  each   month,   at  B'nai 


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B'rith  Building,  121  Eddy  street.  Number  of  members, 
one  hundred  and  sixteen.  The  abject  of  this  associa- 
tion is  to  establish  an  institution  for  mutual  assist- 
ance to  ladies  of  the  Hebrew  faith  who  may  become 
members  of  the  society;  to  furnish  a  physician  and 
medicine,  a  weekly  benefit  to  sick  members,  and,  on 
death  of  a  member,  to  defray  the  funeral  expenses. 

Officers.— L.  Solomon,  President;  J.  Hyman,  Vice- 
President;  Louis Licht,  Secretary;  D.Levy, Treasurer. 

FRENCH  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  (So- 
ciete  Frangaise  de  Bienfaisance  Mutuelle.) — Bstab- 
lished  December  28,  1851.  This  is  a  Mutual  Relief 
Society,  established  for  the  purpose  of  affording  as- 
sistance to  its  members  in  case  of  sickness.  The 
rooms  of  the  society  are  located  at  510  Jacksou  street. 
The  commodious  hospital  on  Bryant  street,  between 
Fifth  and  Sixth,  forms  a  very  important  addition  to 
the  charitable  institutions  of  the  city.  The  Central 
Pharmacy  of  the  Society  is  open  every  day  (Sundays 
excepted),  between  one  and  four  o'clock  P.  M.,  at  510 
Jackson  street. 

Officers.— H.  Barroilhet,  President;  A.  Schroder, 
First  Vice-President ;  I.  Boudln,  Second  Vice-Presi- 
dent; G.  Wolff,  Treasurer  ;  X.  Mefret,  First  Secretary  ; 
E.  Masounette,  Second  Secretary ;  F.  Bazan,  M.  D. ; 
A.  St.  Paul,  M.  D. ;  Bernard  Hofistetter,  M.  D.,  Physi- 
cians ;  N.  J.  Martlnache,  M.  D.,  Oculist;  Charles 
Bourquin,  Dentist. 

GAMBRINUS  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION  (Ger- 
man) .-Organized  May  19, 1877.  Number  of  members, 
one  hundred  and  twenty-five.  Object:  To  aid  its 
members  and  their  families  in  case  of  sickness  and 
distress.  Meets  first  Saturday  evening  in  every  month 
at  510  Bush  street. 

Officers. — John  Hagler,  President ;  Caspar  Ritt- 
meier,  Vice-President ;  Jacob  Roherer,  Treasurer ; 
William  Pircher,  Secretary ;  Fiitz  Krug,  Financial 
Secretary. 

GERMAN  GENERAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  OF 
SAN  FRAJJCISCO  (styled  in  German,  Die  Allgemeine 
Deutsche  Understuetzungs  Gesellschaft) . — Is  one  of 
the  largest  and  most  efficient  charitable  institutions 
in  the  State.  It  was  organized  on  the  seventh  of 
January,  1854,  with  one  hundred  and  five  members, 
and  has  rapidly  increased,  until  now  it  numbers  two 
thousand  four  hundred  and  thirty-three  city  mem- 
bers. 

Only  Germans  and  persons  speaking  German  are 
admitted  to  membership.  The  chief  purpose  of  the 
association  is  mutual  assistance  in  case  of  sickness, 
and  when  sick  every  member  has  a  right  to  demand 
support  and  medical  attendance  from  the  society. 
The  society  has  a  second  purpose  of  doing  charity  to 
Germans  not  members  of  the  association,  and  especi^ 
ally  to  German  immigrants  newly  arrived.  For  this 
purpose  the  society  has  expended  during  its  existence 
about  $300,000.  The  hospital  of  the  society,  located 
on  the  block  bounded  by  Fourteenth,  Ridley,  Noe 
and  Castro  streets,  is  built  after  the  most  improved 
plans  of  modern  hospital  architecture,  and  has  ac- 
commodations for  three  h  undred  patients.  It  was 
formally  opened  February  22,  1878,  and  replaces  the 
lose  of  their  old  hospital  on  Brannan  street,  which 
was  burned  August  28,  1876. 

The  office  is  at  535  California  street,  where  the  prin- 
cipal agent,  Eugene  Boemer,  can  be  found  from  eight 
o'clock  A.  M.  to  five  o'clock  P.  M.,  on  week  days.  All 
applications  for  admission  into  the  society,  or  for 
charitable  relief,  and  to  furnish  employment  or  ser- 
vants to  applicants,  should  be  addressed  to  the  agent. 
No  charge  for  application. 

Officers. — J.  A.  Bauer,  President ;  F.  H.  Rosenbaum, 
First  Vice-President ;  A.  G.  Russ,  Second  Vice-Presi- 
dent :  F.  0.  Siebe,  Treasurer ;  Ad.  Hochstein,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary  ;  Csesar  Bertheau,  Recording  Sec- 
retary ;  C.  Herrmann,  F.  Hufschmidt,  H.  H.  Hencke, 
H.  Schroeder,  F.  Hess  and  F.  Hagemau.  Directors. 

GERMAN  LADIES'  GENERAL  BENEVOLENT  SO- 
CIETY.—Organized  1870.  Object:  To  aid  the  poor 
and  distressed  German  women  of  San  Francisco. 
Number  of  members  two  hundred  and  fifty.  Meets 
first  Monday  in  each  month  at  312  Post  street. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Fred.  Hess,  President ;  Mrs.  J.  Men- 
tel,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  Muser,  Secretary ;  Mrs. 
William  Hesse,  Treasurer. 

GRAND  ARMY  OF   THE   REPUBLIC— Organized 
January,  1867. 
This    is  an    organization  of  honorably  discharged 


soldiers,  sailors,  and  marines  of  the  Army  and  Navy 
of  the  United  States,  who  served  to  suppress  the  lata 
rebellion,  and  whose  objects  are  to  perpetuate  a  fra- 
ternal feeling  among  its  members,  to  aid  and  assist 
those  in  distress,  and  provide  for  the  widows  and 
orphans  of  their  deceased  comrades. 

Officers  of  Department  of  California.— Commander, 
W.  A.  Robinson,  San  Francisco  ;  S.  V.  Commander, 
J.  M.  Davis,  Oakland  ;  J.  V.  Commander,  R.  H.  War- 
field,  Healdsburg ;  A.  A.  General,  Geo.  M.  McCarty, 
San  Francisco  ;  A.  Q.  M.  General,  O.  B.  Culver,  San 
Francisco  ;  Inspector,  J.  W.  Staples,  San  Francisco ; 
Judge  Advocate,  Charles  E.  Wilson,  San  Francisco; 
Chief  Mustering  Officer,  Orrin  Taber,  San  Jose  ;  Med- 
ical Director,  J.  C.  Tucker.  Alameda  ;  Chaplain,  Rev. 
A.  S.  Fiske,  San  Francisco. 

Council  of  Administration.— G.  W.  Irelan,  Lincoln 
Post,  No.  1,  San  Francisco  ;  G.  L.  Harris,  George  H. 
Thomas  Post,  No.  2,  San  Francisco  ;  J.  L.  Skinner,  Sum- 
ner Post,  No.  3,  Sacramento ;  A.  G.  Bennett,  Phil. 
Sheridan  Post,  No.  7,  San  Jose  ;  A.  W.  Collins,  Lyon 
Post,  No.  8,  Oakland. 

LiNCOLK  PostNo.1.— Organized  May  27,  1867.  F.  D. 
Sweetzer,  Commander.  Meets  at  eight  o'clock  P.  M. 
every  Thursday,  at  the  Grand  Army  Hall,  71  New 
Montgomery  street. 

George  H.  Thomas  Post  No.  2.— W.  H.  Holmes, 
Commander.  Meets  at  8  o'clock  P.  M.,  at  Druid's 
Hall,  413  Sutter  street,  on  first  and  third  Tuesday 
evenings  of  each  month. 

Garfield  Post  No.  34 — Valentine  Zahn,  Commander. 
Meets  at  8  o'clock  P.  M..  in  K.  R.  B.  Hall,  861  Market 
street,  every  Monday  evening. 

Grand  Abut  of  the  Repubuc  Cemetery  Associa- 
tion.—Incorporated  January  28, 1870.  Meets  at  Grand 
Army  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery  street. 

Officers.— Nathaniel  Hunter,  President;  W.H.  Aiken, 
Vice-President;  S.  P.  Ford,  Secretary ;  C.  Mason 
Kinne,  Treasurer. 

HOME  FOR  AGED  AND  INFIRM  FEMALES.— Or- 
ganized May,  1872,  under  the  auspices  of  the  Sisters  of 
Mercy. 

A  home,  built  of  wood,  three  stories  In  hight.  has 
been  erected  on  Rincon  Place,  adjoining  St.  Mary's 
Hospital,  which  at  present  contains  about  ninety  in- 
mates. 

IMPROVED  ORDER  OF  RED  MEN.— Office  Great 
Chief  of  Records,  122  Geary  street. 

Great  Chiefs,  1881-82.  —  J.  A.  Filcher,  Auburn, 
Great  Sachem;  J.  F.  Pinkham,  West  Oakland,  G.  8. 
Sagamore ;  Charles  E.  Spencer,  Sacramento,  G.  J. 
Sagamore  ;  Eugene  Lehe,  Stockton  G.  Prophet ;  H.  8. 
Winn,  San  Francisco,  G.  C.  of  Records  ;  Adam  Smith, 
San  Francisco,  G.  K.  of  W. ;  Grove  L.  Johnson,  Sac- 
ramento, Great  Rep.  G.  C.  U.  8. ;  Henry  A.  Chase,  San 
Francisco,  Great  Rep.  G.  C.  U.  S. ;  A.  M.  Peterson, 
Santa  Cruz,  Great  Sannap;  A.  Andrews,  San  Francisco, 
G.  Mishinewa :  R.  H.  Pettit,  Sacramento,  G.  G.  of 
Wigwam  ;  I.  Silver.  San  Francisco,  O.  G.  of  Forest. 

Number  of  tribes  in  the  State,  twenty-six.  The  fol- 
lowing meet  in  San  Francisco,  at  Red  Men's  Hall,  320 
Post  street: 

Hiawatha,  No.  3. — Meets  every  Monday  evening. 

MANZ.4.NITA,  No.  4.— Meets  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing. 

IBITABA,  No.  6.— Meets  every  alternate  Thursday 
evening. 

MiANTONOMAH,  No.  9.— Mects  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing. 

PoHONACHEE,  No.  10.— Meets  every  Monday  evening. 

Pocahontas,  No.  11. — Meets  every  Friday  evening. 

SoTOYOME,  No.  12. — Meets  every  alternate  Thursday 
evening. 

TusoARORA.  No.  36. — Meets  second  and  fourth  Wed- 
nesday evening. 

Tahoe  Degree  Council,  No.  1. — Meets  first  and 
third  Sundays. 

Istproved  Order  Red  Men's  Hall  Association. — 
Meets  every  second  Monday  in  the  month  at  the  Hall, 
320  Post  street. 

Improved  Order  of  Red  Men's  Library  Associa- 
tion.—Meets  first  Saturday  in  the  month  at  the  Hall, 
320  Post  street. 


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IMPROVED  ORDER  OF  RED  MEN'S  ENDOW- 
MENT FUND  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  September 
8,  1881.  Annual  meeting  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  in 
July  of  each  year.     Its  objects  are  as  follows: 

let.  To  unite  for  beneficial  membership  all  mem- 
bers of  the  Order  in  California,  Nevada  and  Oregon 
of  sound  bodily  health,  between  twenty-one  and 
sixty  years  of  age. 

2d.  To  establish  a  relief  fund  from  which  mem- 
bers of  this  organization,  who  have  complied  with  all 
its  rules  and  regulations,  may  receive  the  benefit  of  a 
sum  not  exceeding  two  thousand  dollars. 

Officers.  — John  F.  Pinkham,  President ;  A.  Andrews, 
Vice-President;  H.  S.  Winn,  Sepretary  ;  Wm.  M.  Betts, 
Treasurer;  J.  A.  I'ilcher,  John  F.  Pinkham,  H.  S. 
Winn,  Wm.  Rotrosky,  Eugene  Lehe,  O.  B.  Katzenstein, 
A.  Andrews,  Wm.  M.  Betts  and  Hosea  Barker,  Direc- 
tors ;  Henry  M.  Fiske,  M.  D.,  Medical  Examiner-in- 
Chief. 

INDEPENDENT  FREE  SONS  OF  ISRAEL.— Organ- 
ized in  San  Francisco,  April,  1878.  Number  of  mem- 
bers about  one  hundred. 

Pioneer  Lodge,  No.  87. — Meets  first  and  third 
Tuesdays  of  every  month,  at  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121 
Eddy  street. 

Officers. —  L.  A.  Morgenstern,,  President ;  A.  Gold- 
Bmith,  Recording  Secretary;  L.  Bachrach,  Treasurer. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  CHOSEN  FRIENDS 
OF  THE  PACIFIC  COAST.— Grand  Council  organ- 
ized December  8,  1881.  This  order  is  essentially  a 
home  Institution.  It  is  managed  at  home  by  our  own 
citizens  chosen  for  that  purpose  by  the  representa- 
tives of  the  Councils,  and  is  the  only  organization  of 
the  kind  that  is  exclusively  controlled  on  this  coast. 
It  embraces  the  State  of  California,  Nevada  and  Ore- 
gon, and  Washington  Territory.  Its  objects  are  as 
follows : 

1st.  To  unite  in  bonds  of  Fraternity,  Indemnity 
and  Belief  all  acceptable  persons  of  good  character, 
steady  habits,  sound  bodily  health  and  reputable 
calling. 

2d.  To  improve  the  conoition  of  its  membership 
morally,  socially  and  materially  by  timely  counsel 
and  instructive  lessons,  by  encouragement  in  busi- 
ness, by  assistance  to  obtain  employment  when  in 
need,  and  by  establishing  a  fund  from  which  a  weekly 
benefit  may  be  paid  to  sick  or  distressed  members. 

3d.  To  establish  a  Relief  Fund  from  which  mem- 
bers of  this  organization,  who  have  complied  with  all 
its  rules  and  regulations,  may  receive  the  benefits  of 
a  sum  not  exceeding  three  thousand  dollars. 

Officers.— M.  W.  Jish,  Past  Grand  Councilor,  Oak- 
land; T.M.Cook,  Grand  Councilor,  Redwood  City; 
C.  O.  Burton,  Grand  Vice-Councilor,  San  Francisco  ; 
Isaac  L.  Lang,  Grand  Secretary,  San  Francisco;  John 
W.  Shaefi'er,  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Francisco ;  A.  H. 
Cummings,  Grand  Marshal,  San  Jose;  Mrs.  Abbie  E. 
Wood,  Grand  Warden,  San  Francisco;  S.  M.  Perry, 
Grand  Guard,  Los  Angeles  ;  Charles  H.  J.  Luth,  Grand 
Sentry,  East  Oakland. 

Office  of  Grand  Secretary,  204  Sutter  street. 

There  are  now  forty-two  subordinate  Councils  in 
this  State  with  an  aggregate  membership  of  four 
thousand.  The  following  Councils  are  located  in  this 
city: 

CONCOBD  Council  No.  2.— Meets  every  Monday 
evening  In  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Union  Councii,  No.  4.— Meets  every  Saturday  even- 
ing  at  32  OFarrell  street. 

Golden  Shore  Council,  No.  5.— Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Gabfield  Council  No.  6.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  In  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Empire  Council  No.  7.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

L'Union  Franco  -  American  Council,  No.  10.— 
Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  in  Druids'  Hall,  413 
Sutter  street. 

Home  Council,  No.  14.— Meets  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing In  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

Washington  Council,  No.  16.— Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening  in  Champion  Hall,  Potrero. 

Phoenix  Council,  No.  18.— Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 


Bohemian  Council,  No.  23. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  Druids'  Hall,  413  Sutter  street. 

IvANHo»  Council  No.  30. — Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

Califobnia  Council  No.  56. — Meets  every  Saturday 
evening  in  Myrtle  Hall,  Railroad  avenue.  South  San 
Francisco. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  RED  MEN  (Exclusive 
German  Order) . — The  Gross  Stamm  of  California 
meets  annually  the  last  Monday  in  July.  Address,  510 
Bush  street. 

Officers.- F.  Wickenhauser,  Grand  O.  Ch. ;  F.  Bie- 
wener.  Grand  U.  Ch. ;  C.  B.  Rode,  Grand  B.  Ch.;  Ph. 
Frank,  Grand  Pr.  :  Samuel  Polack,  Grand  Secretary  ; 
J.  Gutljerlet,  Grand  Treasurer. 

The  following  subordinate  Stamms  meet  at  the 
Hall,  510  Bush  street,  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.M. 
in  Winter  and  eight  o'clock  P.  M.  in  Summer: 

California  Stamm,  No.  70.— Meets  every  Friday. 

Golden  Gate  Stajmm,  No.  74. — Meets  every  Sunday. 

Pacific  Stamm,  No.  78. — Meets  every  Monday, 

Gebmania  Stamm,  No.  83. — Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Herman  Stamm,  No.  224. — Meets  every  Monday. 

Verba  Buena  Lager,  No.  8.— Meets  second  and 
fourth  Fridays  of  each  month. 

Independent  Ordeb  Red  Men's  Hall  Associa- 
tion.— Incorporated  December  24,  1867.  Meets  first 
Monday  of  each  month  at  the  Hall,  510  Bush  street. 

Officers. — D.  H.  Bockmann,  President ;  Fritz  Schir- 
meier.  Secretary ;  Samuel  Polack,  Treasurer. 

IRISH-AMERICAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  May,  1860.  Meets  first  and  third  Mondays 
of  each  month  at  the  Irish-American  Hall,  818  Howard 
street. 

Officers. — Chas.McVicker,  President ;  John  O'Brien, 
Vice-President ;  Peter  McArdle,  Treasurer ;  M.  lar- 
rell.  Recording  Secretary;  James  G.  McElroy,  Physi- 
cian ;  J.  J.  McDonnell,  Druggist. 

ITALIAK  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.  —  (Societa 
Independente  Italiana  di  Mutual  Beneficenza) . — In- 
corporated December  30,1867.  Number  of  members, 
three  hundred  and  seventy-five. 

This  is  a  mutual  relief  society,  established  for  the 
purpose  of  affording  assistance  to  indigent  sick  mem- 
bers. Meetings  held  the  first  Monday  of  each  month 
at  423  Washington,  room  6. 

Officers.— J.  C.Sala, President;  Charles  Cuneo.Vice- 
President ;  A.  Daneri,  Treasurer;  Benjamin  Moron, 
Secretary;  A.  Casassa,  Collector  ;  J.  Pescia,  Physician. 
Secretary's  office,  423  Washington  street,  room  6. 

ITALIAN  BERSAGLIERI  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT 
SOCIETY.— (Societa  di  Mutuo  Soccorso  della  Com- 
pagnia  Bersaglierl  Italiani.) — Incorporated  February 
18,  1881.  Number  of  members,  five  hundred  and 
twenty-five.  Meets  on  the  second  Thursday  of  every 
month  at  625  Broadway  street. 

Officers.— P.  C.  Rossi,  President;  P.  Canepa  and  C. 
Venturi,  Vice-Presidents ;  E.  C.  Palmleri,  Secretary; 
P.  Castagnetto,  Treasurer. 

KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR.  —  Organized  June,  1873. 
Objects:  Benevolent,  fraternal  and  beneficial.  The 
first  Lodge  organized  in  this  State  was  the  California, 
in  May,  1879. 

Grand  Lodge  of  California. — Organized  March, 
1880. 

Officers.— Chas.  E.  Travers,  Past  Grand  Dictator ; 
L.  R.  Webster,  Grand  Dictator  ;  J.W.  Ward  Jr.,  Grand 
Vice-Dictator ;  M.  M.  Stern,  Grand  Assistant  Dictator  ; 
W.  H.  Mahony ,  Grand  Reporter ;  G.  W.  Lemont,  Grand 
Chaplain ;  R.  J.  Warfield,  Grand  Treasurer ;  H.  J. 
Lask,  Grand  Guide  ;  S.  American,  Grand  Guardian ; 
J.  M.  Lenhart,  Grand  Sentinel. 

There  are  about  fifty  lodges  numbering  four  thous- 
and two  hundred  members  in  California,  twenty-two 
of  which  are  in  this  city,  viz.: 

IVT  Lodge  No.  1716.— Meets  every  Friday  evening, 
in  Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter  street. 

Germania  Lodge  No.  1718  (Works  in  German).— 
meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121 
Eddy  street. 

Friendship  Lodge  No.  1731.— Meets  every  Tuesday- 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 


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Chabter  Oak  Lodge  No.  1755. — Meets  ejery  Thurs- 
day evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

EtTBEKA  Lodge  No.  1756. —  Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Tebba  Bctena  Lodge  No.  1788. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day at  32  OTarrell  street. 

Norman  Lodge  No.  1841. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Saxon  Lodge  No.  1848. — Meets  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Union  Lodge  No.  1895. — Meets  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

San  Francisco  Lodge  No.  1922. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Tancred  Lodge  No.  1927.  —  Meets  every  Monday 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Yosemtte  Lodge  No.  1930. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

OcoiDENTAii  Lodge  No.  1990. — Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening  at  B'nai  Brith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Mission  Lodge  No.  2106. — Meets  every  Friday  even- 
ing at  the  corner  of  Sixteenth  and  Mission  streets. 

Keystone  Lodge  No.  2107. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

FmELTTT  Lodge  No.  2108.— Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  Bed  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

Oriental  Lodge  No.  2163. — Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Eagle  Lodge  No.  2204.— Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Amkrica  Lodge  No.  2229. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

Confidence  Lodge  No.  2282.— Meets  every  Satur- 
day evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Far  West  Lodge  No.  2324.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  at  1901  Geary  street. 

Anchor  Lodgk  No.  2366. — Meets  every  Friday  even- 
ing in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

KNIGHTS  AND  LADIES   OF   HONOR. 

Aurora  Lodge. — Meets  every  Monday  evening  at 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Martha  Lodge. — Meets  second  and  fourth  Friday 
evenings  in  each  month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
street. 

KNIGHTS  OF  LABOR.— United  States  General  As- 
sembly organized  1879.  Objects:  Benevolent  and 
Protective.  There  have  been  three  Local  Assemblies 
instituted  in  this  city  as  follows: 

Bay  City  L.  A.  1390. — Meets  every  Thursday  even- 
ing in  Huddy's  Hall,  909  >6  Market  street. 

Hayes  Valley  L.  A.  1573.— Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  Huddy's  Hall,  909^  Market  street. 

Pacific  L.  A.  1580.— Meets  every  Tuesday  evening 
in  hall  comer  Leavenworth  and  Pacific  streets. 

KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS.- The  first  Lodge  of  this 
Order  in  California  was  organized  March  25,  1869. 
Since  then  other  Lodges  have  been  organized  in  tlie 
State,  twelve  of  which  are  in  San  Francisco. 

Thb  Grand  Lodge  of  California.- Organized  Sep- 
tember 28,  1869. 

Officers.— S.  L.  Terry,  Stockton,  P.  G.  C. ;  John  H. 
Harney,  G.  C. ;  F.  W.  Bell,  V.  G.  C;  Frank  Fish.  Q. 
P.;  A.  G.  Booth,  G.  K.  of  R.  and  S.;  George  Cantns, 
G.  M.  of  E.  ;  P.  G.  C.  Eli  T.  Blackmer  and  P.  G.  C. 
Frederick  P.  Dann,  Supreme  Representatives. 

The  following  Subordinate  Lodges  of  the  City  of 
San  Francisco  meet  at  Pythian  Castle,  913  Market 
street,  on  the  following  evenings: 

Califobnia  Lodge,  No.  1. — Meets  every  Thursday. 

Damon  Lodge,  No.  2.— Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Golden  GaTte  Lodge,  No.  3. — Meets  every  Friday. 

Laurel  Lodge,  No.  4. — Meets  every  Monday. 

Ivanhoe  Lodge,  No. 5. —Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Alemania  Lodge,  No.  8.— Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Eureka  Lodge,  No.  9. — Meets  every  Friday. 

Excelsior  Lodge,  No.  12.— Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Harmony  Lodge,  No.  15. — Meets  every  Thursday. 


Myrtle  Lodge,  No.  16— Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Metropolitan  Lodge,  No.  24. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day. 

South  San  Francisco  Lodge,  No.  45. — Meets  every 
Tuesday  at  Myrtle  Hall,  Railroad  avenue.  South  S.  F. 

Bayard  Lodge  No.  .53. — Meets  every  Thursday  ev- 
ening. 

Syracuse  Lodge,  No.  68.— Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Dtity  Lodge,  No.  61.— Meets  every  Thursday  at 
2933  Sixteenth  street. 

Golden  City  Lodge,  No.  63. — Meets  every  Friday. 

Ivy  Lodge  No.  65. — Meets  every  Tuesday  at  Ham- 
ilton Hall,  southwest  corner  Geary  and  Steiner  streets. 

Section  No.  70  of  the  Endowment  Rank.— Meets 
the  second  Saturday  of  each  month  at  913  Market 
street. 

Bureau  of  Relief.— Meets  at  913  Market  street 
first  Monday  of  each  month. 

Uniformed  Drv'isioN  No.  2. — Organized,  1881.  Meets 
on  the  last  Saturday  of  each  month  in  Pythian  Castle, 
913  Market  street. 

Officers. — Frank  B.May,  Sir  Knight  Commander; 
W.  J.  Rogers,  Sir  Knight  Lieutenant  Commander;  W. 

C.  Lyons,  Sir  Knight  Hardier;  J.  W.  Pool,  Sir  Knight 
Recorder  ;  Geo.  W.  Peokham,  Sir  Knight  Treasurer  ; 
N.  L.  Chase,  Sir  Knight  Inner  Guard. 

Knights  of  Pythias  Library  Association  . — Rooms 
913  Market  street. 

KNIGHTS  OF  ST.  PATRICK.— Organized  January, 
1875.  Number  of  members  two  hundred  and  fifty. 
Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month,  at 
861  Market  street.  Objects:  The  elevation  of  Ireland 
to  her  place  among  the  nations;  the  formation  of  a 
fund  for  sick  members,  and  to  provide  them  with 
Christian  burial;  the  education  and  advancement  of 
the  friends  of  the  society. 

Officers.— T.  J.  Welsh.  President;  C.  Gildea,  First 
Vice-President;   P.    Curry,    Second   Vice-President; 

D.  C.  Nealon.  Recording  Secretary;  John  Mulhern, 
Financial  Secretary ;  Jobn  McDermott,  Treasurer ; 
P.  J.  Thomas,  Corresponding  Secretary  ;  Hugh  Flynn, 
Sergeant-at-Arms. 

KNIGHTS  OF  THE  RED  BRANCH.— A  secret  Irish 
organization,  the  object  of  which  is  known  only  to 
the  members  of  the  association.  Meets  every  Wed- 
nesday, at  861  Market  street. 

KONG  CHOW  BENEFICIAL  8OCIETY(0hinese).— 

Incorporated  September  24,  1867.  Location  of  asy- 
lum, north  side  of  Pine  street,  between  Kearny  and 
Dupont.  Object :  To  dispense  charity  to  poor  and 
worthy  Chinese. 

LADIES'  FRENCH  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  (So- 
ciety da  Bienfaisance  des  Dames  Francaise)  .—Incor- 
porated June  5,  1867.  Meetings  held  last  Monday  of 
each  month,  at  French  Library,  120  Sutter  street. 
Number  of  members,  about  two  hundred.  Object: 
The  relief  of  French  families  that  may  be  in  want 
an.d  distress. 

Officers.— Mrs.  B.  Bona,  President ;  Mrs.  C.  Mayer, 
Vice-President ;  Miss  M.  Fleury,  Secretary;  Mrs.  H. 
Kahn,  Treasurer. 

LADIES'  PROTECTION  AND  RELIEF  SOCIETY.— 
Established  August  4,  1853.  Incorporated  August  9, 
1854. 

This  society  has  under  its  supervision  a  Home 
where  friendless  or  destitute  girls  under  the  age  of 
fourteen  and  over  two  years,  and  boys  under  ten  and 
over  two  years,  may  be  received  and  provided  for  un- 
til permanent  homes  in  Christian  families  can  bo 
secured  for  them. 

The  building  of  this  institution  is  located  on  Frank- 
lin stret-t,  between  Post  and  Geary,  and  Is  a  fine  and 
commodious  structure.  It  consists  of  a  main  build- 
ing and  north  wing,  two  stories  high,  with  full  base- 
ment and  Mansard  roof.  The  wing  was  commenced 
October  1,  1863,  and  completed  April  20,  1864,  and 
the  main  building  was  finished  in  the  beginning 
of  1869.  The  cost  of  the  edifice,  including  grading, 
fencing,  etc.,  was  $44,000. 

Applications  for  admission  should  be  made  to  Mrs. 
J.  H.  Flint,  at  the  Home,  between  the  hours  of  one 
and  three  o'clock  P.  M.,  on  Mondays  and  Fridays  of 
each  week.    Donations  of  money,  etc.,  may  be  sent  to 


JOHN  WIGMORE-HARDWOOD  LUMBER,  129  to  Ul  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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SAN   FEANCISCO   DIRECTOKY. 


Mrs.  Jane  Flint,  at  the  Home,  or  at  her  residence,  1312 
Powell  street .  Letters  and  communications  should  be 
addressed  to  Mrs.  M.  8.  Jackson,  1006  Pine  street. 

Oflacers.— Mrs.  Nathaniel  Gray,  President;  Mrs. 
George  Barstow,  Vice-President;  Miss  E.  Hutchin- 
son, Recording  Secretary ;  Mrs.  M.  S.  Jackson,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary;  Mrs.  Jane  Flint,  Treasurer;  Miss 
Mary  McGladery,  Matron. 

LADIES'  SEAMAN'S  FBIEND  SOCIETY.— Organ- 
Ized  March  26,  1856.  This  society  is  the  offspring  of 
the  great  philanthropic  movement  on  behalf  of  sea- 
men which  has  peculiarly  distinguished  the  last  half 
century.  The  "  men  of  the  sea,"  an  invaluable  class 
of  all  mercantile  countries,  are  subjected,  by  the  na- 
ture of  their  avocation,  to  hardship  and  deprivation, 
moral,  social,  and  intellectual.  To  ameliorate  their 
condition  by  supplying  them  with  a  home,  when  on 
shore,  surrounded  by  remedial  influences,  and  afford- 
ing them  protection  from  imposition,  are  the  objects 
of  the  society. 

Oflicers.— Mrs.  R.  H.  Lambert,  President;  Mrs.  O.J. 
McKinuon,  Vice-President;  Miss  M.  Knight,  Secre- 
tary;  Mrs.  H.  S.  Tucker,  Corresponding  Secretary; 
Mrs.  0.  E.  Cogswell,  Treasurer. 

LADIES'  SOCIETY  OF  ISRAELITES  (Israelitische 
Frauen  Verein)  .—Established  August  12,  18.55,  for  the 
purpose  of  assisting  Hebrew  women  under  all  cir- 
cumstances of  want.  Meets  Mondays  and  Thursdays 
of  each  week,  at  414  Clay  street. 

Officers. — Mrs.  S.  Foorman,  President;  Mrs.  S.  B. 
Dinkelspiel,  Vice-President ;  Leo  Eloesser,  Secretary  ; 
Mrs.  M.  Heller,  Treasurer. 

LADIES' UNION  BENEFICIAL  SOCIETY  (Colored). 
—Incorporated  April  8,  1861.  Number  of  members, 
twenty-five.  Meets  in  the  vestry  A.  M.  E.  Church,  Pow- 
ell street,  second  Monday  evening  in  each  month. 
The  objects  of  the  society  are  to  aid  its  sick  and  bury 
its  deceased  members. 

Officers.— Mrs.  C.  D.  Pee,  President;  Mrs.  Mary 
Ferguson,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Fletcher, 
Chaplain ;  Barney  Fletcher,  Secretary ;  Mrs.  Annie 
Jackson,  Treasurer. 

LADIES'  UNITED  HEBBEW  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY.—Established  1855.  Meets  Tuesdays  and  Fridays 
of  each  week,  at  two  o'clock  P.M.,  at  B'nai  B'ritb  Build- 
ing, 121  Eddy  street.  The  objects  of  the  society  are  to 
assist  the  poor  and  needy,  to  attend  the  dying,  and 
bury  the  dead  females  of  the  Jewish  faith.  The  affairs 
of  the  society  are  managed  by  a  board  of  officers  and 
an  adjuncta  of  three  Councilmen. 

Officers. — Mrs.  H.  Behrendt,  President ;  Mrs.  E. 
Goslinsky, Vice-President ;  Mrs.  G.  Brownstein,  Treas- 
urer ;  Isaiah  Cohn,  Secretary.    . 

LITTLE  SISTERS'  INFANT  SHELTER.— Incor- 
porated March  10,  1874.  This  society  was  organized 
for  the  purpose  of  taking  care  of  the  young  children 
of  working  women  during  the  day,  thus  allowing  the 
mother  to  perform  a  day's  work.  The  Infant  Shelter 
is  located  at  512  Minna  street.  The  rooms  are  pleas- 
ant and  spacious,  and  fitted  up  with  all  the  articles 
necessary  for  a  nursery. 

Officers.— Mrs.  J.  S.  Spear,  President ;  Mrs.  John  G. 
Harding,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  George  W.  Tyler,  Sec- 
retary ;  Mrs.  Samuel  P.  Hall,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  J.  B. 
Stetson,  Mrs.  J.  8.  Spear.  Mrs.  John  G.Harding,  Mrs. 
George  W.  Tyler,  Mrs.  8.  P.  Hall,  Miss  Maggie  Neeb, 
Mrs.  J.  B.Wattles,  Miss  Emma  Margo  and  Miss  Fannie 
C.  Sampson,  Trustees  ;  Mrs.  Jane  Temple,  Matron. 

LONGSHOREMEN'S  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Organized  August  6,  1872.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, sixty.  Meets  first  and  third  Wednesdays  of  every 
month  in  Ixora  Hall,  737  Mis.sion  street. 

Officers.- P.  A.  Grady,  President;  Bernard  McCann, 
Vice-President;  M.  McGivney,  Sergeant-at-Arms. 

LOYAL  ORANGE  INSTITUTION  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES.— Organized  in  San  Francisco  April  17,  1876, 
and  acte  directly  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand 
Lodge  of  the  United  States. 
Two  Lodges  have  been  instituted  in  thft  city,  viz  : 
Cautornta  True  Blues,  No.  118.— Meets  at  909^ 
Market  street  every  Sunday 

Habmony,  No.  127.— Meets  on  the  second  and  fourth 
Saturdays  of  each  month  at  the  Potrero. 


MAGDALEN  ASYLUM.— Under  the  charge  of  the 
Sisters  of  Mercy.  Location,  Potrero  avenue,  near 
Twenty-first  street. 

A  large  and  commodious  building,  three  stories  in 
height,  has  been  erected  for  the  accommodation  of  the 
inmates  of  the  asylum.  Since  the  foundation  of  this 
institution,  over  six  hundred  females  have  been  re- 
ceived, most  of  whom  have  been  reformed  by  the  in- 
fluence and  attention  of  those  in  charge.  Only  about 
six  per  cent  have  proved  refractory.  At  the  present 
time  there  are  over  two  hundred  penitents,  attended 
by  nine  Sisters  of  Mercy.  Rev.  Father  Messea  and 
Rev.  Father  Tadini  have  spiritual  charge  of  the 
institution.  A  society  called  the  Magdalen  Society 
of  San  Francisco  has  lately  been  organized  with 
a  view  to  provide  funds  for  the  better  support  of  this 
institution. 

MASTER  MARINERS'  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION.— Organized  April,  1867.  Incorporated  April 
28,  1869.  Meets  every  Monday  evening,  at  Druid's 
Hall,  413  Sutter  street.  Number  of  members  three 
hundred  and  twenty-five. 

Officers.— Pehr  F.  West,  President ;  Chas.  Mathews, 
Vice-President ;  Louis  Traung,  Recording  Secretary  ; 
T.  A.  Thompson,  Financial  Secretary;  C.  Decker, 
Treasurer. 

MATER  MISERICORDI.E  (House  of  Mercy)  .—Un- 
der the  charge  of  the  Sisters  of  Mercy. 

Location,  233^  Rlncon  Place,  adjoining  St.  Mary's 
Hospital. 

This  is  for  the  protection  of  young  women  of  un- 
blemished character — none  others  admitted.  Some 
remain  waiting  for  a  situation,  and  others  are  em- 
ployed in  the  sewing  school,  where  dressmaking  and 
all  kinds  of  machine  sewing  is  neatly  done  at  short 
notice.  At  present  there  are  about  thirty-five  inmates. 
The  institution  is  supported  by  the  inmates  and 
donations. 

MILITARY  ORDER  LOYAL  LEGION  U.  S.— Or- 
ganized May  3,  1871. 

Objects  :  To  cherish  the  memories  and  associations 
of  the  war  waged  in  defense  of  the  unity  and  indivi- 
sibility of  the  RepubUc  ;  to  strengthen  the  ties  of  fra- 
ternal fellowship  and  sympathy  formed  from  com- 
panionship in  arms  ;  to  advance  the  best  interests  of 
the  soldiers  and  sailors  of  the  United  States,  especially 
those  associated  as  members  of  this  order,  and  to  ex- 
tend all  possible  relief  to  their  widows  and  children  ; 
to  foster  the  cultivation  of  military  and  naval  science; 
to  enforce  unqualified  allegiance  to  the  General  Gov- 
ernment ;  to  protect  the  rights  and  liberties  of  Amer- 
ican citizens,  and  to  maintain  the  national  honor, 
union,  and  independence.  Meets  first  Wednesday  of 
February,  May,  August,  and  November. 

Officers.— Bvt.  Brig-Gen.  George  S.  Evans,  U.  8.  V., 
Commander;  Bvt.  Maj.-Gen.  W.  L.  Elliott,  U.  8.  A., 
Senior  Vice-Commander;  Maj.  H.  Bendel,  U.  S.  V., 
Junior  Vice-Commander  ;  Bvt.  Lt.-Col.  W.  R.  Smed- 
berg,  U.  8.  A.,  Recorder;  Capt.  C.  Mason  Kinne,  U. 
S.  v..  Treasurer;  Capt.  Wm.  H.  Dimond.  U.  8.  V., 
Chancellor;  Pay  Director  Caspar  Sclienck  U.  S.  N., 
Registrar;  Rev.  Daniel  Kendig,  U.  S.  A.,  Chaplain. 

Address  of  Recorder,  316  California  street. 

MUTUAL  SECURITY  FUND  ASSOCIATION.— In- 
corporated October  28. 1879.     Office,  331  Kearny  street. 

Objects:  To  improve  the  social,  moral  and  intellec- 
tual condition  of  its  members,  and  to  provide  funds 
for  the  benefit  of  its  aged  and  infirm  members,  and 
to  secure  to  the  families  of  its  deceased  members  pro- 
tection against  actual  want  when  most  needed. 

Officers.- J.  L.  Wilbert,  President;  J.  F.  Brennan, 
Secretary  ;  W.  H.  Wells,  General  Manager. 

NETHERLANDS'  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  1873.  Incorporated  February  17,  1874. 
Number  of  members,  twenty.  Meets  at  hall  junction 
Market  and  Sutter  street,  the  first  Wednesday  of 
every  month.  Object:  Relief  of  its  members  in  sick- 
ness, want,  and  distress. 

Officers.- H.  G.  Gerritzen,  President;  O.  F.  Hintz, 
Vice-President ;  A.  P.  De  Wit,  Secretary;  A.  F.  8ch- 
roeder.  Corresponding  Secretary ;  J.  De  Fremery, 
Treasurer. 

NORD-DEUTSCHER  VEREIN- Organized  November 
6, 1874.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred.  Meets 
the  first  and  third  Wednesdays  of  every  month  at 
Huddy's  Hall,  909  Ji  Market  street. 


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Object-  Mutual  benevolence  in  case  of  sickness  or 
death. 

Ofacers.— John  Wolf,  President ;  Henry  M.  Hink, 
Vice-President;  Charles  Moeller,  Secretary;  C.  H. 
Eeiners.  Treasurer. 

OLD  PEOPLE'S  HOME  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.— 
Organized  March  19,  1874.  Meets  first  Wednesday  of 
each  month,  at  the  Home  on  FranQisco  street,  be- 
tween Powell  and  Stockton.  Number  of  members, 
one  hundred  and  fifty.  Objects:  The  founding  of  a 
Home  for  the  needy,  sick  and  destitute  of  all  nations. 
The  Society  have  erected  a  handsome  and  commo- 
dious building  on  the  above  lot. 

Officers.— Mrs.  C.  Nelson,  President  ;  Mrs.  John 
Mason,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  S.  B.  Petersen,  Treasu- 
rer; Miss  Emma  Dugand,  Eecoraing  Secretary ;  Mrs. 
Ehrhome,  Financial  Secretary;  Miss  Annie  Hammer, 
Corresponding  Secretary. 

ORDER  HERMANN'S  SONS — Organized  June  2, 
1870.  Meets  at  510  Bush  street.  Object:  To  aid  its 
members  and  their  families  in  case  of  sickness,  death, 
or  distress.  Number  of  members,  two  hundred  and 
eighty-five. 

A  Grand  Lodge  was  organized  June  12,  1878. 

Grand  Officers. — Charles  Weber,  Grand  President ; 
Charles  Bernard,  Grand  Vice-President ;  H.  Tostmaun, 
Grand  Secretary  ;  H.  Sohst,  Grand  Treasurer. 

San  Francisco  Lodge,  No.  1.— Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening. 

Ebnst  Von  Bandel  Lodge,  No.  3.— Meets  every 
Tuesday  evening. 

ORDER  KESHER  SHEL  BARZEL— Har  Hamoeiah 
Lodge,  No.  3.— Meets  first  Sunday  of  every  month  at 
32  O'Farrell  street. 

Officers.— Thomas  Cohn,  President;  M.  Marks,  Vice- 
President  ;  Louis  Licht,  Secretary;  Morris  Pincus, 
Treasurer. 

ORDER  OF  CHOSEN  FRIENDS.— Instituted  June 
20, 1880.  A  Grand  Council  was  organized  May  17, 1881. 
The  Order  of  Chosen  Friends  is  a  secret  benevolent 
society.  Not  secret  for  the  protection  of  wrong  doing, 
as  is  believed  by  many,  but  secret  only  in  the  sense 
of  being  private,  having  signs  and  passwords,  that  its 
membership  may  be  better  protected  in  their  work  of 
giving  aid  to  the  distressed  and  protection  to  the 
weak.  To  unite  in  bonds  of  fraternity,  aid  and  pro- 
tection all  acceptable  white  persons  of  good  charac- 
ter, steady  habits,  sound  bodily  health  and  reputable 
calling.  To  improve  the  condition  of  its  member- 
ship, morally,  socially  and  materially,  by  establish- 
ing a  fund  from  which  a  weekly  benefit  may  be  paid 
to  sick  and  distressed  members,  and  upon  satisfactory 
evidence  of  the  death  of  a  member  paying  from  an 
endowment  death  fund  of  from  one  to  three  thousand 
dollars. 

This  society  is  not  intended  as  a  rival  of,  but  a 
worker  with,  other  benevolent  orders  in  the  great 
work  of  relieving  and  elevating  the  condition  of  man- 
kind. 

Officers  Grand  Council.— Charles  W.  Bryant.  Past 
Grand  Councilor  ;  C.  W.  C.  Rowell,  Grand  Councilor  ; 
J.  W.  McCormack,  Grand  Assistant  Councilor.  C.  L. 
Stone,  Grand  Vice-Couucelor ;  Mrs.  E.  A.  Parker, 
Grand  Prelate;  V.  L.  Earnshields,  Grand  Marshal;  H. 
Vandry,  Grand  Warden;  W.  F.  Morrison,  M.  D.,  Grand 
Secretary;  H.  Fromberg,  Grand  Treasurer  ;  D.  Larkey, 
Grand  Guard;  Philip  A.  Roach  aud  Charles  L.  Wig- 
gin,  Representatives  to  Supreme  Lodge.  Office  of 
Grand  Secretary,  23  Kearny  street 

There  are  fifty-eight  subordinate  Councils  in  the 
State,  eleven  of  which  are  in  this  city,  viz  ; 

Crystal  Coitncil  No.  4.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

American  CotrNCii,  No.  7. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 

Pacific  CouNon.  No.  8. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  Shiel's  Building,  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Columbia  Council  No.  11. — Meets  every  second 
and  fourth  Wednesday  evenings  in  Shiel's  Building, 
32  O'Farrell  street. 

Samaritan  Council  No.  13.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  Shiel's  Building,  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Social  Council  No.  46. — Meets  every  Monday  even- 
ing in  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street. 


Empire  Council  No.  47.— Meets  every  Friday  even- 
ing at  518  Bush  street. 

Cosmopolitan  Council  No.  52.— Meets  every  Frl- 
day  evening  at  618  Bush  street. 

Valley  Council  No.  58.— Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  Mowry's  Hall,  southwest  corner  Grove 
and  Laguna  streets. 

Golden  Gate  Council  No.  60.— Meets  every  Friday 
evening  at  hall  northwest  corner  Leavenworth  and 
Pacific  streets. 

Mission  Council  No.  61. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  King's  Hall,  2131  Mission  street. 

ORPHAN  ASYLUM  SOCIETY  (Protestant)  .—Or- 
ganized January  31,  1851,  and  incorporated  February 
10,  1851. 

Original  Officers.— Mrs.  Albert  Williams,  President ; 
Mrs.  S.  H.  Willey,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  A.  E.  War- 
ren, Secretary;  Mrs.  Boring,  Treasurer  ;  Mrs.  R.  H. 
Waller,  Mrs.  C.  V.  Gillespie.  Mrs.  Taylor,  Mrs  Joice, 
Mrs.  A.  Dubbs,  and  Mrs.  O.  C.  Wheeler,  Managers; 
Charles  Gilmore,  D.  L.  Ross,  and  S.  Franklin,  'Trus- 
tees. 

It  originally  occupied  the  building  on  the  corner 
of  Second  and  Folsom  streets,  owned  by  Gen.  H.  W. 
Halleck,  whence  they  removed  the  children  in  March, 
1854,  to  the  present  building,  corner  of  Laguna  and 
Haight  streets,  just  then  completed,  at  a  cost  of 
$30,000.  This  house,  built  of  stone  and  brick,  ex- 
pressly for  the  purpose,  is  highly  creditable  to  the 
institution,  as  one  of  the  noblest  monuments  of  San 
Francisco  benevolence.  During  the  years  1862-3,  a 
large  and  convenient  addition  was  made  to  the  pres- 
ent building,  at  an  expense  of  $30,000,  which,  to- 
gether  with  the  main  building,  will  accommodate 
two  himdred  and  fifty  children.  As  a  complement  to 
the  Sansome  Hook  and  Ladder  Co.,  who,  upon  dis- 
banding, donated  to  the  asylum  the  building  and  lot 
owned  by  them,  the  new  addition  is  called  the  "  San- 
some Wing." 

During  the  year  1879  the  upper  story  of  the  build, 
ing  was  fitted  up,  and  for  the  first  time  in  its  history 
the  entire  capacity  of  the  asylum  has  been  made 
available.  The  present  number  of  children  in  the 
asylum  is  two  hundred  and  five. 

Officers.— Mrs.  Dr.  Charles  Keeney,  President ;  Mrs. 
H.  B.  Tiohenor,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  Henry  Haight, 
Treasurer ;  Mrs.  F.  MacCrellish,  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  D.  L. 
Waterman,  Matron ;  Mrs.  M.  L.  Batturs,  Assistant 
Matron  ;  Miss  Wells  and  Miss  J.  W.  Corey,  Teachers; 
John  Nightingale,  Physician. 

ORPHAN  ASYLUM  (Roman  Catholic)  .—Organized 
March  23,  1851.  In  July  of  the  same  year  the  erection 
of  a  wooden  edifice  was  commenced,  and  completed 
the  following  September.  It  was  occupied  in  part 
for  a  school,  and  a  portion  was  temporarily  used  as  a 
church,  under  the  pastoral  charge  of  the  Rev.  John 
Maginnis. 

On  August  18,  1852,  the  asylum  was  taken  in  charge 
by  the  Sisters  of  Charity.  In  1854  a  capacious  brick 
building  was  erected  on  Market  street,  near  Third,  at 
a  cost  of  $45,000.  In  1864  an  additional  brick  edifice 
was  erected  for  a  school,  which  was  attended  by 
several  hundred  day  scholars. 

In  1862  a  farm  of  fifty-three  acres,  near  Bay  View, 
South  San  Francisco,  was  purchased,  where  there 
has  been  established  a  branch  institution  for  very 
young  children,  called  the  St.  Joseph's  Infant  Asy- 
lum. On  this  same  tract  of  land  a  large  and  com- 
modious wooden  edifice,  with  all  the  modern  con- 
veniences,was  erected  in  1872.  The  present  building 
is  beautifully  lociited  on  a  hill,  commanding  an  ex- 
tensive view  of  the  surrounding  country.  It  covers 
an  area  of  two  hundred  and  four  by  two  hundred  and 
eighty-two  feet,  including  an  open  centre  court, 
measuring  eighty  by  one  hundred  and  forty-four  feet. 
It  will  accommodate  about  eight  hundred  children. 

PACIFIC  DISPENSARY  FOR  WOMEN  AND  CHIL- 
DREN.—Organized  March  24,  1875.  The  objects  of 
this  Institution  are  to  provide  for  women  and  chil- 
dren medical  aid  of  competent  physicians  of  their 
own  sex,  and  the  establishment  of  a  hospital  for 
women  and  children.  They  have  also  fully  estab- 
lished a  training  school  for  nurses  ;  the  education  of 
nurses  being  one  main  object  of  the  institution. 
Location,  221-223  Thirteenth  street.  The  Resident 
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Oflacers.— Mrs.  A.  L.  Stone,  President;  Mrs.  Wm. 
Hardy,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  Henry  M.  Gray,  Secre- 
tary; Mrs.  O.W.  Easton, Treasurer;  MissKateN,  Post, 
M.  D.,  Resident  Physician. 

PACIFIC  HEBREW  ORPHAN  ASYLUM  AND  HOME 
SOCIETY.— Incorporated  July  26,  1871.  Location, 
east  side  of  Devlsadero  street,  between  Hayes  and 
Grove.  Formed  for  the  care,  relief,  protection,  and 
improvement  of  orphan  children,  and  for  the  care  of 
aged  Israelites  who  are  without  adequate  means  of 
support. 

Officers. — S.  W.  Levy,  President;  Louis  Sachs,  Vice- 
President;  Lewis  Gerstle,  Treasurer;  Leo  Bloesser, 
Secretary;  David  Michael,  Collector. 

PACIFIC  HOMOEOPATHIC  DISPENSARY  ASSO- 
CIATION.—Organized  December  7,  1876.  Incorpor- 
ated December  23, 187G.  The  membership  now  num- 
bers nine  life  members,  fifty  annual  and  thirty  month- 
ly subscribers.  The  Dispensary,  located  at  843  How- 
ard street,  was  opened  March  5, 1877.  Regular  monthly 
meetings  of  the  Board  of  Directors  are  held  at  the 
Dispensary,  the  annual  meeting  being  held  on  the 
third  Thursday  of  January.  The  object  of  the  Asso- 
ciation is  to  provide  for  the  indigent  sick,  medical  aid 
of  competent  Homoeopathic  Physicians.  Several  hun- 
dred patients  are  treated  annually.  The  Dispensary 
is  open  daily,  Sundays  excepted,  from  eleven  to 
twelve  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  two  to  three  o'clock  P.  M. 

Officers. — David  Wilder,  President ;  Miss  Jennie  S. 
Klink,  733  Bush  street,  Secretary. 

POLISH  SOCIETY  OF  CALIFORNIA  (Towarzystwo 
Polskie  W.  Kaliforuii)  .-Organized  January  23,  1873. 
Objects:  Social,  literary  and  benevolent.  Meets  every 
Saturday  at  their  rooms,  1235  Market  street. 

Officers. — Dr.  L.  Pawlicki,  President;  Anton  Hirsch- 
felder  and  Anton  Czarnecki,  Vice-Presidents  ;  A.  El- 
gass,  Secretary;  A.  Heilman,  Treasurer. 

PORTUGUESE  PROTECTIVE  AND  BENEVOLENT 
SOCIETY.  —  Incorporated  August,  1868.  Meets  the 
second  and  last  Thursdays  of  each  month,  at  eight 
o'clock  P.  M.,  at  .510  Bush  street. 

Objects:  To  aid  its  members  in  sickness  and  dis- 
tress, and  to  erect  a  Portuguese  Hospital  in  this  city. 

Officers. — Antonio  C.  Cordon,  President  ;  Manuel 
T.  Freitas,  Vice-President;  Antonio  L.  Quaresma, 
Secretary  ;  Josd  Baptiste,  Treasurer. 

PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL  OLD  LADIES'  HOME. 
. — Organized  January,  1869.  Incorporated  January 
25,1870.  Objects:  To  establish  and  sustain  a  charit- 
able institution  for  the  permanent  care  and  main- 
tenancejof  poor,  aged,  or  infirm  women,  members  of 
the  Episcopal  Church,  who  are  from  any  cause  inca- 
pacitated from  taking  care  of  themselves,  and  such 
others  as  the  Board  of  Managers  may  think  entitled 
to  its  benefits.  Also,  for  the  temporary  residence  of 
Christian  women  seeking  employment. 

The  association  is  supported  by  monthly  contribu- 
tions from  the  various  Protestant  churches  of  San 
Francisco.  Location  of  Home,  San  Jose  avenue,  be- 
tween Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth  streets. 

Officers.— Right  Rev.  Bishop  Kip,  D.  D.,  President ; 
Rev.  H.  W.  Beers,  Vice-President;  H.  T.  Graves,  Sec- 
retary;  Rev.  E.  J.  Lion,  Chaplain;  Joseph  G.  East- 
land, H.  T.  Graves,  C.  W.  Whitney  and  Rev.  E.  J. 
Lion,  Trustees.  Ladies'  Board  of  Managers:  Mrs.  C. 
W.  Whitney,  President;  Mrs.  M.  Godley,  Vice-Presi- 
dent; Mrs.  J.  G.  Clark,  Secretary;  Mrs.  Mary  S.  Jack- 
son, Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BAECKER  VEREIN.-^Organized 
August  5,  1877.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred 
and  fifty.  Meets  each  alternate  Wednesday  afternoon 
in  Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter  street.  Objects,  benevolent 
and  protective. 

Officers.— Charles  Miiller.  President ;  Charles  Dietz, 
Vice-President;  Jacob  Shuler,  Recording  Secretary; 
John  Klingee,  Financial  Secretary;  Gustav  Gunther,' 
Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION. 
—Organized  1865.  Office,  20  Webb  street.  The  de- 
sign of  this  Association  is  to  improve  the  condition 
of  the  deserving  indigent,  and,  so  far  as  practicable, 
to  relieve  their  necessities. 

Officers.  —  Levi  Stevens,  President ;  N.  Gray,  Vice- 
President ;  J.  C.  Patrick,  Treasurer;  Robert  Beech- 
ing.  General  Agent  and  Secretary. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  FEMALE  HOSPITAL.  —  Loca- 
tion, 806  Stockton  street.  This  hospital  was  opened  for 
the  reception  of  patients  on  the  first  day  of  April, 
1868.  The  object  of  the  institution  is  the  care  of  poor, 
sick  women.  There  is  no  rule  as  to  the  nativity,  reli- 
gion, or  social  condition.  It  is  a  charity  in  the  broad- 
est sense  of  the  term.  Any  woman  who-is  poor  and 
sick  is  entitled  to  share  its  benefits.  It  is  a  general 
hospital  for  alj  diseases,  and  for  lyiag-in.  During 
the  twelve  years'lt  has  been  open  there  have  been  near- 
ly one  thousand  births.  Of  the  whole  number  of  births 
over  fifty  per  cent,  have  been  illegitimate,  showing 
conclusively  the  need  of  such  an  institution,  as,  if  it 
were  not  for  this  hospital,  the  probabilities  are  that 
the  greater  number  would  have  shared  the  fate  of  so 
many  thousands  of  innocents  murdered  in  their  moth- 
ers' womb.  There  have  been  besides  a  large  number 
of  patients  admitted  for  general  disease.  There  have 
also  been  a  very  large  number  of  outside  patients 
treated,  the  physician  and  surgeon  being  in  attend- 
ance every  morning  from  ten  to  eleven  o'clock  to 
treat  any  poor  persons  who  may  come.  It  was  sup- 
ported by  voluntary  contributions  until  1870,  when 
the  State  appropriated  $5,000  a  year  for  its  support. 
In  1879  the  appropriation  was  reduced  to  $3,000.  Dur- 
ing the  past  year  this  appropriation  has  been  with- 
drawn entirely,  consequently  fewer  patients  will  be 
admitted  free.  The  Hospital  is  under  the  care  of  Dr. 
C.  B.  Hutchins. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Conkling,  President ;  Mrs.  M.  Hecht, 
Vice-President ;  Mrs.  C.  B.  Hutchins,  Secretary  ;  Mrs. 
E.  B.  Pond,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  M.E.  Dayton,  Matron. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  HOMCEOPATHIC  HOSPITAL.— 
Location,  corner  of  Valencia  and  Twenty-seventh 
streets.  This  is  a  well-situated  sunny  home  for  the 
sick,  where  excellent  nursing  is  provided,  and  where 
the  best  HomoBopathic  Physicians  and  Surgeons  are 
in  attendance.  Applications  for  admission  should  be 
made  to  Dr.  C.  A.  Goss,  at  the  Hospital,  or  to  any  of 
the  officers. 

Officers. — Mrs.  George  Hearst,  President ;  Mrs.  John 
McKee  and  Mrs.  A.  E.  Head,  Vice-Presidents;  Mrs.  Ira 
G.  Hoitt,  Secretary;  Mrs.  C.  E.  Gibbs,  Auditor;  Mrs. 
Judge  Edmonds,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LYING-IN  HOSPITAL  AND 
FOUNDLING  ASYLUM.— Incorporated  April,  1868, 
for  the  care,  protection,  and  proper  treatment  of  un- 
protected single  women,  with  their  offspring,  together 
with  all  other  children  that  may  be  abandoned  in 
infancy  by  outside  parties,  said  children  being  con- 
sidered foundlings. 

The  Trustees  design  to  make  this  institution  re- 
spectable in  the  highest  degree.  Efficient  and  avail- 
able to  patients  from  every  cotmty  in  the  State, 
regardless  of  religious  belief  sectarianism  or  national- 
ity. No  one  is  required  to  pay  more  than  her  average 
cost  to  the  hospital.  It  is  expected  that  the  institution 
will  be  supported  by  receipts  from  patients,  donations 
and  contributions  from  different  sources,  appropria- 
tions by  the  City  and  State  Governments,  and  by 
bequests,  legacies,  etc.  This  is  a  special  lying-in 
hospital,  and  for  the  specialties  for  which  it  was 
organized  afl'ords  facilities  not  to  be  found  elsewhere 
on  this  coast.  No  cases  of  disease  are  admitted  for 
treatment.  It  is  therefore  expected  to  be  kept  free 
from  erysipelas  and  other  contagious  diseases  that 
are  the  bane  of  lying-in  wards  connected  with  gen- 
eral hospitals.  Its  locality,  facing  Jefierson  Square, 
is  not  surpassed  for  salubrity  by  any  other  in  the 
city.  The  building  is  thoroughly  ventilated,  and 
affords  all  the  comfoits  of  a  private  home  free  from 
intrusion.  Competent  nurses  are  in  attendance  day 
and  night.  Applicants  must  furnish  satisfactory 
proof  of  having  heretofore  sustained  a  good  morii 
character. 

For  consultation  the  attending  physician  will  be 
found  at  the  Hospital,  913  Golden  Gate  avenue,  from 
twelve  o'clock  M.  tmtil  one  o'clock  P.  M.,  daily,  or  at 
his  residence,  915  Golden  Gate  avenue,  at  nine  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  one  and  five  o'clock  P.  M.  Letters  of  in- 
quiry should  be  addressed  to  Benjamin  F.  Hardy,  M. 
D.,  No.  915  Golden  Gate  avenue,  San  Francisco,  in- 
closing an  addressed  and  stamped  envelope  for  a 
prompt  reply. 

Officers. — Solomon  Hcydenfeldt,  President ;  Benja- 
min F.Hardy,  Secretary";  Benjamin  F.  Hardy,  M.  D., 
Attending  Physician  and  Surgeon. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MEDICAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY.—Organized  December  21,  1870.    Incorporated 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY ''°'"'  *?„!!.l5  tS^  '"'"*'=» 


J.  HAACDONOUGH, 


IMPORTKR    OF  AXD  DKAL.ER    IN   ALJL  KINDS   OF  FOREIGN 
AND   DOMESTIC  COAL,  41  Market  Street,   comer  Spear. 


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February  23, 1871.  Number  of  memberB  twenty-five. 
The  objects  of  this  society  are  for  the  protection  and 
relief  of  deserving  physicians  and  their  families  who 
may  suffer  from  Bickness  or  want,  and  to  promote 
kindly  professional  and  social  intercourse  among 
themselves  and  their  professional  brethren  at  large. 
A  Literary  Chapter  was  organized  July  21,  1871,  for 
the  following  objects:  First — The  collection  of  a 
library.  Second — The  establishment  of  a  museum. 
Third — The  publication  of  a  medical  journal,  or  mon- 
OKraphs  on  medical  subjects,  as  the  society  may, 
from  time  to  time,  determine  or  order  to  be  printed. 
Fourth — Reports  of  cases  and  the  discussion  of  such 
medical  subjects  as  shall  be  brought  before  the  Chap- 
ter. Regular  meetings  of  the  society  and  the  Lite- 
rary Chapter  are  held  on  the  twenty-first  day  of  each 
month. 

OflScerB. — Washington  Ayer,  M.  D.,  President;  W. 
F.  Peabody,  M.  D.,  Treasurer;  A.  M.  Wilder,  M.  D., 
Secretary. 

LiTERABY  Chapter. — John  Nightingale,  M.  D.,  Per- 
manent Secretary;  F.  B.  Kane,  M.  D.,  Librarian  and 
Curator. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MUSICAL  FUND  SOCIETY.— 
Incorporated  January  20, 18G4  ;  reorganized  December 
17,  1875.  Meets  quarterly,  second  Tuesday  in  the 
month,  at  two  o'clock  P.  M.  in  Arion  Halle,  northeast 
corner  Kearny  and  Sutter  streets.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, seveuty-seven.  The  object  of  this  society  is  to 
assist  sick  and  disabled  members  and  their  families, 
and  the  better  protection  of  musical  Interests  in  San 
Francisco. 

Officers.— A.  H.  Beck,  President;  T.  Eisfeldt  and 
Charles  Winkler,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Albert  A.  Muller, 
Secretary  ;  John  Baumann,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE  MUTU- 
AL BENEFIT  ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated  March, 
1880.  Number  of  members,  eighty.  Meets  at  such 
time  and  place  as  may  be  designated  by  the  Board  of 
Directors.  The  objects  of  this  society  are  to  secure 
to  the  families  or  dependents  of  its  members  such 
pecuniary  benefits  and  aid  in  such  sums  and  at  such 
times  as  may  be  provided  by  its  by-laws. 

Officers.— Charles  Clayton,  President;  A.  Gerber- 
ding.  Vice-President;  W.  A.  Bray,  Treasurer;  W.  H. 
Walker,  Secretary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SOCIETY  FOR  THE  PREVEN- 
TION  OF  CRUELTY  TO  ANIMALS.— Incorporated 
April.  1868.  Office,  614  Merchant  street.  Number 
of  members  one  hundred  and  fifty.  The  objects  of 
this  society  are  to  provide  ways  and  means  to  secure 
the  enforcement  of  "  An  Act  for  the  more  effectual 
Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Animals,"  approved  March 
30,  1868,  and  to  labor  in  the  education  of  a  public  sen- 
timent of  humanity  and  gentleness  toward  domestic 
and  other  animals. 

Officers. — Joseph  W.  Winans,  President ;  Jacob  Z. 
Davis,  Vice-President;  Nathaniel  Hunter,  Secretary  ; 
JameB  S.  Hutchinson,  Treasurer. 

SCANDINAVIAN  LADIES'  AID  SOCIETY.— Organ- 
ized January  8,  1873.  Number  of  members  two  hun- 
dred. Meets  the  first  and  third  Wednesdavs  of  each 
month,  at  71  New  Montgomery  street,  and  Norden.Hall, 
739  Howard  street  alternately.  The  object  of  this 
society  is  to  assist  sick  and  destitute  Scandinavians, 
help  new  comers,  and  encourage  a  friendly  feeling 
among  them. 

Officers. — Mrs.  P.  Peterson,  President;  Mrs.  Sophie 
Johnson,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  N.  M.  Lund,  Treasu- 
rer;  Miss  Mary  Anderson,  Financial  Secretary;  Miss 
C.  Murch,  Rcording  Secretary. 

SCANDINAVIAN  SOCIETY.— Organized  February 
28,  18.59.  Number  of  members,  three  hundred  and 
fifty.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  every  month  at  Hall, 
71  New  Montgomery  street;  open  every  day  and  even- 
ing. The  object  of  this  society  is  to  aid  their 
sick  and  bury  their  dead,  also  to  assist  their  coimtry- 
men  and  others  who  may  be  deemed  by  tlie  society 
worthy  object.s  of  its  charities;  also  to  have  a  hall  for 
monthly  meetings  and  a  library. 

Officers. — John  Simpson,  President ;  Eric  Ekelund, 
Vice-President;  F.  E.  Malm  berg  and  John  B.Knudson, 
Secretaries  ;  N.  L.  Sykes,  Treasurer  and  Librarian. 

Scandinavian  Hall  Association.- Incorporated  De- 
cember 20,  1871. 


Officers.— Albert  Miller,  President;  A.  G.  Freese, 
Vice-President;  Alfred  A.  Enquist,  Secretary;  H.  M. 
A.  Miller,  Treasurer. 

SERVIAN  MONTENEGRIAN  BENEVOLENT  SO- 
CIETY.—Organized  May  2,  1880.  Number  of  members 
about  seventy.  Meets  first  and  third  Wednesday  even- 
ings of  each  month  at  10  California  street.  The 
objects  of  this  society  are  mutual  assistance  in  case 
of  sickness  and  to  bury  its  dead. 

Officers.  —  Anton  Vucassovich,  President ;  Louis 
Lalich,  Vice-President;  John  Abramovich,  Treasurer; 
Hardimir  Jovovich,  Secretary. 

SLAVONIC  ILLYRIC  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT  AS- 
SOCIATION.— Organized  November  17,  1857.  Incor- 
porated April  1,  1873.  Number  of  members,  one  hun- 
dred and  sixty.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month 
at  10  California  street.  The  objects  of  this  society 
are  mutual  assistance  in  case  of  sickness,  and  to  bury 
its  dead. 

Officers. — Costo  Cernogorcevich,  President ;  Luca 
Marisich,  Vice-President;  S.  Divisich,  Treasurer  ;  An- 
ton Barbich,  Recording  Secretary;  Prospero  Marisich, 
Financial  Secretary. 

SOCIETY  FOR  CHRISTIAN  WORK.— Organized  Oc- 
tober, 1873.  This  society  is  connected  with  the  First 
Unitarian  Church  ;  and  is  under  the  auspices  of  the 
ladies  of  the  congregation,  every  one  of  whom  is  ex- 
pected to  aid  in  its  support.  The  objects  of  the  so- 
ciety are  to  relieve  the  sick  and  destitute,  distribute 
clothing,  seek  employment  for  needy  women,  and 
assist  the  unfortunate  in  all  practicable  ways.  Con- 
tributions of  reading  matter  are  distributed  to  the 
prisons,  hospitals  and  asylums.  The  social  interest 
of  the  congregation  is  the  special  care  of  the  society, 
and  is  sought  to  be  promoted  by  sygtematic  visiting, 
extending  a  hospitable  welcome  to  strangers  and  so- 
cial receptions.  The  money  needed  for  the  prose- 
cution of  this  work  is  obtained  by  the  Sewing  Society 
of  the  Congregation,  which  meets  every  alternate 
Monday  at  two  o'clock  P.  M.  in  the  church  parlors, 
to  which  all  are  cordially  invited. 

Officers.— Mrs.  M.  M.  Soule,  President;  Mrs.  Wm. 
Hardy,  Secretary ;  Mrs.  Andrew  Davis,  Secretary ; 
Mrs.  J.  G.  Jackson,  Treasurer. 

SOCIETY  OF  ST.  VINCENT  DE  PAUL.— The  ob- 
ject  of  this  society  is  to  relieve  distress  wherever 
found.  Though  a  legitimate  offspring  of  the  Catholic 
Church,  and  principally  supported  by  members  of  the 
same,  yet  its  charities  are  extended  to  all  worthy  per- 
sons who  are  in  distress. 

St.  Patrick's  Confebence.— Organized  1866.  Meets 
every  Wednesday  evening  in  the  basement  of  St.  Pat- 
rick's Church. 

St.  Peter's  Conference.— Organized  1870.  Meets 
every  Sunday  after  last  Mass,  in  library  attached  to 
church. 

SONS  OF  JACOB.— Organized  January,  1878.  Num- 
ber of  members,  ninety.  Meets  first  Sunday  of  each 
month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121  Eddy  street  Ob- 
jects; benevolent. 

Officers.— L.  Raphael,  President;  J.  Adelson,  Vice- 
President ;  Wm.  Davis,  Treasurer  ;  H.Raymond,  Sec- 
retary. 

SONS  OF  THE  EMERALD  ISLE.— Organized  March 
17,  1852  ;  reorganized  April  li,  1850.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, two  hundred  and  fifty.  Meetings  held  first  Wed- 
nesday of  each  month,  at  Irish-American  Hall,  818 
Howard  street. 

Officers. —Patrick  Hare,  President ;  John  Coakley, 
Vice-President;  Thomas  O'Brien,  Treasurer;  Luke 
Battles,  Financial  Secretary;  Wm.  J.  Casey,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary. 

SPANISH  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  1877.  Number  of  members  about  two  hun- 
dred. Meets  on  the  last  Thursday  of  each  month  at 
510  Bush  street. 

Objects:  Benevolence  and  mutual  assistance.  Office, 
southwest  corner  Sansome  and  Washington  streets- 
Officers.— Modesto  E.  Garcia,  President:  Jose  F. 
Godoy,  Vice-President ;  Jose  A.  Garcia,  Treasurer; 
Juan  L.  Noriega,  Finaucial  Secretary  :  Thomas  M. 
Jewett,  Recording  Secretary  ;  Jose  Alcayaga.  Manuel 
M.  Alegre,  Medardo  Garcia,  Juse  Costa,  George  O. 
Jewett  and  Juan  V.  Drolet,  Directors. 


OAK,  ASH.  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH.  S\™TJ; 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PHOTOUBAPIIER.  830  MARKET  ST. 

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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


ST.  ANDREWS  SOCIETY  (Scotch  Benevolent  So- 
ciety)  .—Organized  September  21,  1863.  Incorporated 
August  4,  1865,  for  the  purpose  of  aiding  indigent 
Scotch  people  and  their  families;  also,  for  finding 
employment  for  their  unemployed  countrymen.  Num- 
ber of  members  three  hundred  and  iifty.  Meets 
every  Monday  evening  at  eight  o'clock,  in  the  upper 
hall  of  the  Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Build- 
ing, 232  Sutter  street.  Beading  room  is  open  every 
day  and  evening.  Room  17.  All  Scotchmen  and  the 
sons  of  a  Scotch  parent  are  eligible  as  members  by 
paying  three  dollars  initiation  fee,  and  fifty  cents 
monthly. 

Officers.— David  Porter,  President ;  Wm.  Little  and 
John  Reld,  Vice-Presidents ;  H.  Duncan,  Treasurer  ; 
James  R.Watson,  Recording  Secretary  ;  David  Miller, 
Assistant  Recording  Secretary,  Vernon  Campbell, 
Financial  Secretary  ;  Wm.  A.  MacRae,  Assistant  Finan- 
cial Secretary;  Charles  Gates,  Librarian;  David  Far- 
quharson,  John  Bain  and  Angus  McLeod,  Trustees  ; 
David  Kerr  and  Wm.  Barr,  Board  of  Relief;  Rev.  W. 
A.  Scott,  D.D.,  Chaplain;  Wm.  F.  McNutt,  Physician. 

ST.  BONIFACE  ORPHAN  ASYLUM.— Location, 
north  side  of  Grove  street,  between  Polk  street  and  Van 
Ness  avenue.  This  institution  vras  founded  a  few 
years  since  by  Miss  Catherine  Gross,  for  the  recep- 
tion of  those  poor  orphans  of  every  nationality  and 
religious  denomination  for  whom  no  home  could  be 
found  in  the  other  asylums. 

The  whole  institution  is  the  private  property  of 
Miss  Gross,  yet,  as  a  Roman  Catholic,  she  considers 
herself  subject  to  the  jurisdiction  of  Archbishop  Ale- 
many.  The  number  of  children  in  the  institution  is 
twenty-seven,  being  as  many  as  the  building  will 
conveniently  accommodate. 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  (R.  C)  .— 
Established  1860.  The  objects  of  this  society  are  to 
extend  assistance  to  each  other  in  time  of  sickness,  by 
corporeal  aid  and  spiritual  consolation  ;  for  provid- 
ing their  deceased  brethren  with  a  decent  and  Chris- 
tian interment  in  accordance  with  their  Holy  Faith ; 
for  the  relief  of  the  families  they  may  leave  after 
them;  as  also  for  stimulating  each  other  to  a  more 
constant  observance  of  the  duties  of  religion,  and 
the  general  promotion  of  moral  and  intellectual  im- 
provement. Meetings  held  third  Sunday  of  each 
month,  in  the  basement  of  St.  Mary's  Cathedral. 
Number  of  members,  four  hundred  and  fifty. 

Oflicers. — P.  J.  Dixon,  President;  M.  Dolan,  Vice- 
President;  A.  F.  Benard,  Treasurer;  P.  F.  McGrath, 
Secretary. 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  OF  ST. 
FRANCIS  PARISH.— Organized  March  3,  1872.  Num- 
ber of  members,  three  hundred.  Objects,  to  visit 
the  sick,  bury  the  dead,  and  provide  for  families  of 
deceased  members.  Meets  -the  first  Sunday  of  each 
month,  at  three  o'clock  P.M.,  in  St.  Francis'  Church. 

Officers. — John  Simpson,  President;  Timothy  Mc- 
Glnley,  Vice-President;  John  Mulholland,  Treasurer; 
James  M.  Rej-nolds,  Recording  Secretary;  J.  J.  Reich- 
enbach,  Financial  Secretary. 

ST.  LUKE'S  HOSPITAL  ASSOCIATION.— Incor- 
porated August  9,  1871.  Object:  The  founding  of  a 
hospital  in  the  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco  for 
the  relief  and  care  of  such  sick  persons  as  may  desire 
its  benefits.  The  corporative  powers  are  vested  in  a 
board  of  nine  tnistees. 

Hospital,  east  side  of  San  Jose  avenue,  between 
Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth  streets,  and  near 
the  terminus  of  the  Market  and  Valencia  Streets  Rail- 
road.   Closed  at  present. 

Officers.— Joseph  G.Eastland,  President ;  George  H. 
Mendell,  Secretary;  R.  W.  Kirkham,  Treasurer; 
W.  A.  Douglass,  M.  D.,  and  0.  N.  EUinwood,  Visiting 
Physicians  and  Surgeons  ;  Joseph  G.  Eastland,  R.W. 
Kirkham,  G.  H.  Mendell,  L.  H.  Allen,  William  Bland- 
ing,  W.  F.  Babcock.William  H.  Boothe,  C.  V.  S.  Gibbs, 
and  D.  O.  Mills,  Trustees. 

In  March,  1876,  the  Mlto  Society  of  St.  Luke's  Hos- 
pital was  organized  by  members  of  this  association, 
for  the  purpose  of  collecting  funds  and  soliciting  do- 
nations of  gODds  and  materials  for  the  use  and  benefit 
of  the  hospital. 

Officers.— Mrs.  W.  C.  Burnett.  President;  Mrs.  G. 
D.  Gardiner,  Secretary;  Mrs.  O.  D.  McElroy,  Treas- 
urer. 

ST.  MARY'S  LADIES'  SOCIETY.- Meets  adjoining 


St.  Mary's  Hospital,  in  St.  Mary's  Hall,  a  wooden 
building,  sixty  by  thirty  feet,  erected  by  the  Society 
for  their  meetings.  St.  Mary's  Society,  which  was 
founded  by  the  Sisters  of  Mercy  in  1859, for  the  purpose 
of  promoting  piety  among  the  Catholic  females,  has 
recently  been  converted  Into  a  Mutual  Benevolent  So- 
ciety. It  numbers  between  eleven  and  twelve  hun- 
dred members.  The  officers  of  the  society  are  se- 
lected from  the  Sisters  of  Mercy. 

ST.  PATRICK'S  MUTUAL  ALLIANCE  OF  CALX- 
FORNIA. — Headquarters,  San  Francisco.  Objects:  To 
unite  in  a  mutual  union.  Irishmen  and  their  descend- 
ants of  all  creeds  and  classes,  to  protect  and  extend 
charity  to  the  widow  and  orphans,  and  to  strengthen, 
foster,  and  promote  fraternal  feelings  of  friendship 
and  charity  among  its  members. 

Alliance,  No.  1.— Organized  March  20,  1873.  Num- 
ber of  member."  two  hundred  and  thirty.  Meets  first 
and  third  Mondays  of  every  month,  at  861  Market 
street. 

Alliance,  No  2.— Organized  February  7, 1878.  Num- 
ber of  members  eighty.  Meets  first  and  third  Tues- 
days of  every  month,  at  861  Market  street, 

ST.  PAULUS  GERkAN  ROMAN  CATHOLIC  BE- 
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized  July,  1870.  Num. 
ber  of  members  one  hundred  and  twenty.  Meets  sec- 
ond Monday  of  each  month  In  the  basement  of  St. 
Boniface  Church.  The  objects  of  this  Society  are  to 
afford  relief  to  distressed  members,  and  the  support 
of  their  widows  and  orphans. 

Officers.— P.  H.  Donks,  President ;  F.  C.  Weber. 
Vice-President ;  J.  W.  Becker,  Recording  Secretary; 
M.  Miback,  Financial  Secretary ;  John  Lehritter, 
Treasurer. 

ST.  PETER'S  GERMAN  ROMAN  CATHOLIC  BE- 
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized  March,  1865.  In- 
corporated January  7,  1867.  Meets  first  Monday  of 
each  month  in  ttie  basement  of  St.  Boniface  Church. 
The  objects  of  this  Society  are  mutual  benefits  to  its 
members. 

Officers. — Joseph  Lessmann,  President ;  F.F.  Speck, 
man,  Vice-President;  Adolph  Popper,  Recording 
Secretary ;  N.  Fischbach,  Financial  Secretary ;  P. 
Scheakel,  Treasurer. 

SWEDISH  SOCIETY.  —  Organized  September  20, 
1875.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred.  Meets 
every  Monday  evening,  at  71  New  Montgomery  street. 
Objects  :  To  take  care  of  sick  members,  aid  the  desti- 
tute, and  bury  the  dead. 

Officers.— Joseph  Okerblad,  President;  Chas.  Lann, 
Vice-President;  P.  O.  Petterson,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Fred.  B.  Hulting,  Corresponding  Secretary ;  H. 
L.  Lidstrom,  Treasurer;  N.  P.  Jacobson,  Librarian. 

SWISS  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Or- 
ganized 18i9.  Reorganized  1874.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, four  hundred.  A  meeting  of  the  society  Is 
held  in  January  and  July,  at  the  Swiss  Hotel, 
627  Commercial  street.  Object:  To  afford  its  mem> 
hers  mutual  assistance  in  cases  of  sickness  or  dis- 
tress. 

Officers.— Antoine  Borel,  President;  Louis  Jury, 
Vice-President ;  Edward  Galliard,  Treasurer  ;  Calixte 
Denervaud,  English  Secretary  ;  E.  Martononi,  Italian 
Secretary;  Antonio  Bottanzi,  M.  D.,  and  B.  Hoffstet- 
ter,  M.  D.,  Physicians;  R.  Maestretti,  Collector. 

SWISS  RELIEF  SOCIETY.— Organized  1874.  Ob- 
jects: To  support  their  sick  or  poor  countrymen,  and 
to  procure  employment  for  those  who  are  in  want  of 
it.     Office  527  Clay  street. 

Officers. — F.  Berton,  President  and  Secretary ;  A. 
Borel,  Vice-President ;  N.  Giamboni,  Edward  Galliard, 
and  0.  Buxtorf,  Committee  ;  F.  Berton  &  Co.,  Treas- 
urer. 

TEACHERS'  MUTUAL  AID  SOCIETY  OF  SAN 
FRANCISCO.— Organized  May,  1873.  Meets  on  the 
first  and  third  Wednesdays  of  each  month  at  the 
rooms  of  the  Board  of  Education.  Objects;  The 
mutual  assistance  of  teachers  of  the  San  Francisco 
School  Department,  and  more  particularly  to  minister 
to  the  wants  of  the  sick. 

Officers.— Mrs.  L.  K.  Burke,  President ;  Miss  R.  0. 
Campbell,  Recording  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  A.  GriflBth,  Fl- 
nancial  Secretary  ;  Miss  N.  Haswell,  Treasurer. 


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TrV^OLI  MUTUAL  ADD  SOCIETY — Organized  May 
9,  1882.  Meets  the  second  and  fourth  Thursdays  of 
each  month  at  Tivoli  Gardens.  Number  of  members, 
ninety.  Object:  AsBistance  in  cases  of  sickness  and 
death,  and  to  defray  the  funeral  expenses  of  pro- 
fessionals. 

Officers. — H.  Nieman,  President ;  Wm.  Lloyd,  Vice- 
President  ;  A.  Hoffman,  Secretary ;  William  Kreling, 
Treasurer. 

UNITED  ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  DRUIDS.— Gband 
Geove  of  Cvlitobnia.— Office  Druids'  Hall,  413  Sut- 
ter street. 

Grand  Officers.— E.  Maginnls,  N.  G.  A. ;  Phillip 
Rohrbacher,  R.  W.  D.  G.  A.;  Henry  Chase.  R.  W,  G. 
Secretary;  Charles  Weber,  R.  W.  Q.  T.;  Henry  Wulff, 
W.  G.  M.;  L.  Alexander,  W.  G.  G.  ;  Peter  Eckert,  W. 
G.  S. ;  Adam  Smith,  A.  E.  Costello  and  H.  L.  Von- 
Glestefield,  W.  G.  Representatives. 

The  following  named  chapters  and  groves  meet  at 
the  hall,  413  Sutter  street : 

Habtnagel  Sxtpkeme  Arch  Chapter,  No.  3  (Eng- 
lish) .—Meets  first  and  third  Thursdays  of  each 
month. 

San  Francisco  Gbovb,  No.  3  (German)  .—Meets 
every  Thursday  evening. 

Eureka  Grove,  No.  4  (German). — Meets  every 
Thursday  evening. 

Norma  Grove,  No.  5  (English). — Meets  every  other 
Tuesday  evening. 

SiGEL  Grove,  No.  7  (German). — Meets  every  other 
Monday  evening. 

Perseverance  Grove,  No.  10  (French) . — Meets 
every  Tuesday  evening. 

Schiller  Grove,  No.  11  (German). — Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening. 

Hesperian  Grove,  No.  1.5  (English).— Meets  every 
other  Tuesday  evening. 

ElvinGrove,No.  16  (English)  .—Meets  every  other 
Monday  evening. 

Laurel  Grove,  No.  17  (English)  .—Meets  every  Fri- 
day evening. 

Templar  Grove,  No.  19  (English). — Meets  every 
other  Monday  evening. 

Gallielo-Galilei  Grove,  No.  37  (Italian)  .—Meets 
every  Friday. 

Hartnagel  S.  a.  Chapter  No.  3.— Meetf  every  first 
Wednesday  evening  in  the  month. 

BoADiciA  Druidic  Circle  No.  3.— Meets  every  Sat- 
urday evening. 

General  Relief  Committee. — Meets  second  Sun- 
day of  every  month. 

Druids'  Hall  Society.— Office  Druids'  Hall,  413 
Sutter  street.  Annual  meeting  of  shareholders,  sec- 
ond Monday  of  February.  The  Board  of  Trustees 
meets  on  the  third  Wednesday  of  each  month. 

Druids'  Library.— Druids'  Hall,  413  Sutter  street. 

Officers. — G.  Hoffman,  President;  J.  Wesner.  Libra- 
rian. 

UNITED  CALIFOR>aA  FINN  BROTHERHOOD.— 
Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednesday  of  each  month 
in  Sanders'  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery  street.  Objects: 
Mutual  benefit. 

Officers.— Frank  Willson,  President ;  Charles  Ahl- 
gren,  Vice-President;  Charles  F.  Smith,  Secretary. 

UNITED  CALIFORNIANS.— This  order  was  Incor- 
porated in  June,  1876.  Number  of  members,  one 
hundred  and  thirty.  Meets  every  Friday  evening,  in 
their  hall,  417  Kearny  street. 

Objects:    Mutual  benevolence  and  brotherly  love. 

Officers. — J.  D.  Sullivan,  President ;  E.  W.  Herrin, 
Vice-President;  G.  Pohlmann,  Prelate;  J.  F.  Lyons, 
Recording  Secretary  ;  Andrew  Gorman,  Financial  Sec- 
retary ;  Geo.  E.  Luther,  Treasurer ;  Robert  McPeake. 
Inner  Guard  ;  Louis  Robinett,  Outer  Guard  ;  James 
Callaghan,  Conductor. 

VETERANS'  HOME.— Incorporated  March  7,  1882. 
Office,  Nucleus  House. 

Objects:  The  founding  of  a  home  for  the  relief  and 
support  of  worthy  officers,  soldiers,  marines  and  sail- 
ors who  honorably  served  in  the  army  and  navy  of 
the  United  States  during  the  war  with  Mexico  or  of 


the  Rebellion,  or  In  any  other  war,  and  who  are  In 
indigent  circumstances,  and  by  reason  of  age,  infir- 
mity or  wounds  received  in  service,  or  incapable  of 
self-support,  and  for  that  purpose  to  receive  contri- 
butions and  to  take  and  hold  real  and  personal  prop- 
erty by  grant,  devise  or  bequest  and  to  erect  suitable 
buildings  for  the  use  and  occupation  of  the  benefici- 
aries of  the  Association. 

Officers.— W.  S.  iRosecrans,  C.  Mason  Einne,  R.  P. 
Hammond,  W.  A.  Phillips,  William  Blandlng,  James 
Coey,  George  C.  Smart,  R.  M.Apgar,  H.  K.  McJunkin, 
D.  M.  Cashin  and  J.  J.  Lyon,  Directors. 

WEST  INDIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Organ- 
ized  June,  1867.  Incorporated  January,  1870.  Meets 
on  the  first  Monday  of  each  month  at  Young  Men's 
Beneficial  Society  Hall,  927  Pacific  street. 

Objects :  To  take  care  of  the  sick  members  and 
bury  the  dead. 

Officers.— J.  W.  Osborn,  President;  O.J.  Nichols, 
Vice-President ;  W.J.  Simmons,  Recording  Secretary; 
T.  M.  Groves,  Corresponding  Secretary  ;  J.E.Francis, 
Treasurer. 

WIDOWS'  AND  ORPHANS'  AID  ASSOCIATION 
OF  THE  POLICE  DEPARTMENT  OF  SAN  FRAN- 
CISCO.—Organized  January  13,  1878.  The  member- 
ship embraces  the  entire  force.  Two  dollars  per 
month  deducted  from  the  pay  of  each  officer  is  re- 
tained for  the  creation  of  a  fund  from  which  benefits 
are  paid  tq  members  during  sickness  or  injury,  and 
$1,100  to  the  heirs  of  those  who  die  while  on  the 
force. 

Officers. — Alfred  Clarke,  President ;  A.  J.  Hough- 
taling,  Vice-President;  T.  R.  Judson,  Recording  Sec- 
retary ;  C.  B.  Holbrook,  Financial  Secretary ;  Joseph 
Melody,  Treasiu-er. 

YOUTHS'  DIRECTORY  THE.— Office  1417  Howard 
street.  This  institution,  established  November  1, 
1874,  under  the  patronage  of  Archbishop  Alemany, 
comprises  a  Free  Intelligence  Bureau  and  a  Tempo- 
rary Home  for  friendless  boys  in  search  of  employ- 
ment. It  is  maintained  by  voluntary  contributions 
from  the  public.  Destitute  lads,  in  quest  of  work, 
are  admitted  free  to  the  benefits  of  its  refectory,  dor- 
mitory, lavatory,  and  reading-room,  until  places  are 
procured  for  them  in  town  or  country,  without 
charge  to  either  employers  or  employees.  No  dis- 
crimination between  applicants  on  account  of  religi- 
ous belief.  Last  year  five  thousand  six  hundred  of 
every  tongue  and  kindred,  obtained  profitable  occu- 
pation on  farms,  in  factories,  stores,  and  shops.  Of- 
fice open  every  week  day  from  nine  o'clock  A.M.  to 
one  o'clock  P.M. 

Officers.— James  R.  Kelly,  President ;  G.  Touchard, 
Treasurer ;  James  Reid,  Superintendent  and  Secre- 
tary; Mrs.  Ellen  Reid,  Matron;  J.  R.  Kelly,  R.  Tobin, 
C.  D.  O'Sullivan,  G.  Touchard,  M.  J.  O'Connor,  J.  A. 
Donohoe,  Henry  Barroilhet  and  Peter  H.  Burnett, 
Directors. 


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THE  GRAND  LODGE  OF  FREE  AND  ACCEPTED 
MASONS  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA.— As- 
sembles annually  at  the  Masonic  Temple,  in  the  City 
of  San  Francisco,  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  October. 
Its  officers  for  the  year  ending  in  October,  1882,  are: 
M.'.  W.-.  Clay  Webster  Taylor,  Grand  Master,  Shasta. 
R.-.  W.-.  John  Quincy  Adams,  Deputy  Grand  Master, 

Vallejo. 
R.'.  W.-.  Jonathan  DoanHines,  Senior  Grand  Warden, 

San  Buenaventura. 
R.-.  W.-.  Thomas   Jefferson  Bowers,    Junior    Grand 

Warden,  San  Rafael. 
V.-.  W.-.  Moses  Heller,  Grand  Treasurer,  San   Fran- 
cisco. 
V.-.  W.-.  Alex.  Gurdon  Abell,  Grand  Secretary,    San 

Francisco. 
V.'.  R.-.  George  Sim,  Grand  Chaplain,  San  Jose. 

W.-.  Thomas  H.  B.  Anderson,  Grand  Orator,  Sac- 
ramento. 
W.-.  George  Tuttle  Grimes,  Assistant  Grand  Sec- 
retary, San  Francisco. 
W.'.  John  Werner  Shaeffer,  Grand  Lecturer,  San 
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W.-.  Harvey  MsthewB,  Orand  Marshal,  San  Fran- 
Cisco. 

W.'.  Benjamin  Aierly,  Grand  Bible  Bearer,  Oak- 
laud. 

W.-.  Benjamin  Franklin  Bagley,  Grand  Standard 
Bearer,  Stockton. 

W.* .  William  Ely  Hopping,  Grand  Sword  Bearer, 
Shasta. 

W.'.  Hiram  Newton  Rucker,  Senior  Grand  Dea- 
con, Merced. 

W.-.  Eobert  Press  Smith  Jr.,  Junior  Grand  Dea- 
con, Santa  Bosa. 

W.'.  James  McNaughton,  Senior  Grand  Steward, 
Alleghany. 

W.* .  Herman  Frederick  Ross,  Junior  Grand  Stew- 
ard, Millville. 

W.-.  George  Horace  Enight,  Grand  Pursuivant, 
Adin. 

W.*.  Samuel  David  Mayer,  Grand  Organist,  San 
Francisco. 

W.-.  James  Oglesby,  Grand  Tyler,  San  Francisco. 

This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  1850,  and  there 
are  now  in  existence,  under  its  jurisdiction,  two  hun- 
dred and  seventeen  Subordinate  Lodges,  of  which  six- 
teen are  In  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  as  follows: 

Califoenta  Lodge,  No.  1.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

La  Pabfaite  Union  Lodge,  No.  17.— Meets  every 
Friday  evening  in  St.  John's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Occidental  Lodge,  No.  22. — Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Golden  Gate  Lodge,  No.  30. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Mount  Mobiah  Lodge,  No.  44.— Meets  everj'  Wed- 
nesday evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic 
Temple. 

Fidelity  Lodge,  No.  120. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  St.  John's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Hermann  Lodge,  No.<  127. — Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  St.  John's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  136. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121  Eddy  street. 

Obockett  Lodge,  No.  139. — Meets  every  Friday 
evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121  Eddy  street. 

Oriental  Lodge,  No.  144. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  St.  John's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Excelsior  Lodge,  No.  1P6. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  St.  John's  Hall.  Masonic  Temple. 

Mission  Lodge,  No.  169. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  the  corner  of  Sixteenth  and  Valencia 
streets. 

South  San  Francisco  Lodge,  No.  212.— Meets  every 
Thursday  evening  at  Myrtle  Hall,  Railroad  Avenue, 
South  San  Francisco. 

Doric  Lodge,  No.  216.  — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  at  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121  Eddy  street. 

Speranza  Italiana  Lodge,  No.  219.— Meets  every 
Saturday  evening  in  B'nai  B'rith  Building.  121  Eddy 
street. 

King  Solomon's  Lodge  No.  260. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  southwest  corner  Geary  and  Steiner 
streets. 

THE  GRAND  CHAPTER  OF  ROYAL  ARCH  MA- 
SONS OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA.— Assem- 
bles annually  at  the  Masonic  Temple  in  the  City  of 
San  Francisco,  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  April.  Its 
officers  for  the  term  ending  in  April,  1883,  are: 

M.-.E.-.  William  Monroe  Petrle,  Grand  High  Priest, 

Sacramento. 
B.\  E.-.  Leonldaa  E.  Pratt,  Deputy  Grand  High  Priest, 

San  Francisco. 
B.'.E.-.  Jonathan  Doan  Hiues,  Grand  King,  San  Bu- 

enavuntura. 
B.*.  E.*.  Edward  Oolemnn,  Grand  Scribe,  Grass  Valley 
R.-.  E.-.  Hiram    T.    Graves,    Grand    Treasurer,    San 

Francisco. 
R.-.E.-.  Thomas   H.  Caswell,  Grand   Secretary,   San 

Francisco. 
R.-.E.'.  George  H.  Gilbert,  Grand  Chaplain,  Placer- 

vlllo. 
M. •.£.•.  Thomas    H.   Caevrell,   Grand   Lecturer,   San 

Francisco. 


E.'.  Benjamin  F.  Tuttle,  Grand  Captain  9f  the 

Host,  Petaluma. 
E.-.  Michael  J.  Keating,  Grand  Royal  Arch  Cap- 
tain, San  Francisco. 
Comp.  Samuel  D.  Mayer,  Srand  Organist,  San 

Francisco. 
Comp.  Ira  C.  Root,  Grand  Guard,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  1854,  and  there 
are  now  in  existence,  under  its  jurisdiction,  fifty-one 
Subordinate  Chapters,  of  which  two  are  in  the  City  of 
San  Francisco,  as  follows: 

San  Francisco  Chapter,  No.  1. — Stated  meetings 
first  and  third  Mondays  of  each  month  in  the  Chapter 
Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

California  Chapter,  No.  5. — Stated  meetings  first 
and  third  Tuesdays  of  each  month  in  the  Chapter 
Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

THE  GRAND  COUNCIL  OF  ROYAL  AND  SELECT 
MASTERS  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA.— As- 
sembles annually  at  the  Masonic  Temple  in  the  City 
of  San  Francisco,  on  the  second  Thursday  in  April. 
Its  officers  for  the  term  ending  April  14,  1883,  are: 
M.'.  P.'.  John  W.  Rock,  Grand  Master,  Sacramento. 
R.-.  P.-.  Daniel    P.    Bystle,    Deputy    Grand    Master, 

Shasta. 
R.-.P.-.  George  A.  McKenzie,  Grand  Illustrious  Mas- 
ter, Stockton. 
R.-.P.'.  Franklin  H.  Day,  Grand  Principal  Conductor 

of  the  Works,  San  Francisco. 
R.'.  P.'.  David  W.  Laird,  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
R.'.P.'.  Thomas  Caswell,  Grand  Recorder,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
Comp.  Osgood  C.  Wheeler,   Grand  Chaplain, 

Oakland. 
Comp.  Robert  G.  Cunningham,  Grand  Captain 

of  the  Guards,  Los  Angeles. 
Comp.  Lemuel   T.    Crane,    Grand    Steward, 

Marysville. 
Comp.  Ira  Colbum  Root,  Grand  Sentinel,  San 
Francisco. 
This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  1860,  and  there 
are  now  in  existence  under  its  jurisdiction  ten  sub- 
ordinates, of  which  one  is  held  in  the  City  of  San 
Francisco,  viz  : 

California  Council,  No.  2.— Meets  on  the  first 
Saturday  in  each  month  in  the  Chapter  Hall,  Masonic 
Temple. 

THE  GRAND  COMMAND ERY  OF  KNIGHTS  TEMP- 
LAR  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA— Assembles 
annually  at  the  Masonic  Temple,  in  the  City  of  San 
Francisco,  on  the  second  Friday  in  April.  Its  officers 
for  the  term  ending  April,  1883,  are  : 
R.'.  E.'.  Sir  Charles  F.  Lott,  Grand  Commander,  Oro- 

ville. 
V.'.E.'.  Sir  George  C.  Perkins,  Deputy    Orand  Com- 
mander, San  Francisco. 
E.'.  Sir  William  Monroe  Petrie,  Grand  Generalis- 
simo, Sacramento. 
E.'.  Sir  Philip  W.  Keyser,  Grand  Captain  General, 

Marysville. 
E.'.  Sir  Osgood  C.Wheeler,  Grand  Prelate,  Oak- 
land. 
E.'.  Sir  Reuben  H.  Lloyd,  Grand  Senior  Warden, 

San  Francisco. 
E.'.  Sir  Tristam  Burgess,  Grand  Junior  Warden, 

San  Francisco. 
E.'.  Sir  James  M.  McDonald,  Grand  Treasurer, 

San  Francisco. 
E.'.  Sir  Thomas  H.  Caswell,  Grand  Recorder,  San 

Francisco. 
E.'.  Sir  Samuel  H.  Wagoner,  Grand  Warder,  San 

Jose. 
E.'.  Sir  J.  Burns,  Grand  Standard  Bearer,  San 

Francisco. 
E.'.  Sir  Carnot  C.  Mason,  Grand  Sword  Bearer, 
Chico. 
Sir  James   Oglesby,   Grand   Captain   of   the 
Guards,  San  Francisco. 
This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  1858,  and  there 
are  now  In  existence  under  its  jurisdiction  sixteen 
commanderies,  of  which  two  are  held  in  the  city  of 
San  Francisco,  viz.: 

California  Commandert,  No.  1. — Meets  every  Fri- 
day evening  in  Commandery  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


The  Largest  Laundry  Establishment  on  the  Pacific  Coas* 
OFFICE,  33  GEARY  ST. 


I     MAnnONniinH    importer  of  and  deausr  in  coai-  and  pig  iron, 

J.     IIIHUUUIlUUUn,  41  Market  street,  comer  Sn 


Street,  comer  Spe&r. 


SOCIETIES. 


95 


Golden  Gate  Commandery,  No.  16. — Meets  every 
Thursday  evening  st  their  Asylum  In  Golden  Gate 
Block,  131  PoBt  street. 

GKAND  CONSISTORY  OF  THE  ANCIENT  AND 
ACCEPTED  SCOTTISH  RITE.— Meets  at  the  Masonic 
Temple,  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  on  the  second 
Wednesday  in  January.  Its  officers  for  the  term  end- 
ing January;  1883,  are: 

V.-.I.'.  Charles    F.    Brown,    Grand    Commander-in- 
Chief,  San  Francisco. 
I.'.  Silas  M.  Buck,    First    L.    Commander,   San 

Francisco. 
I.'.  Stephen  Wing,  Second  L.  Commander,  San 
Francisco. 

I.'. ,  Grand  Constable. 

I.'.  L.  M.  Cutting,  Grand  Admiral,  Stockton. 
I.-.  A.F.Williams,  Grand  Chancellor,    Oakland. 
I.-.  Isaac  S.  Titus,  Grand  Minister  of  State,  San 

Francisco. 
I.*.  William  Jeffray,  Grand  Almoner,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
I.-.  George  J.  Hobe,  Grand  Registrar,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
I.'.  John  H.  Titcomb,  Grand  Keeper  of  Seals  and 

Archives,  San  Francisco. 
I.-.  David  W.  Laird,  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
I.'.  A.  A.  McAllister,  Grand  Primate,  Vallejo. 
I.'.  T.  H.   Goodman,   Grand  Master  of  Ceremo- 
nies, San  Francisco. 
I.-.  William  De  Witt  Allison,  GVand  Expert,  San 

Jose. 
I.*.  R.  S.  Coming,  Grand  AsBistant  Expert,  San 

Francisco. 
I.".  H.  Holies,  Grand  Beausenifer,  San  Francisco. 
I.'.  Columbus  Waterhouse,  Bearer  of  the  Vexil- 

lum  Belli,  San  Francisco. 
I.'.  William  Stuart,  Grand  Master  of  the  Guards, 

San  Francisco. 
I.-.  N.  W.  Spaulding,  Grand  Chamberlain,  Oak- 
land. 
I.-.  William  T.  Garratt,  Grand  Steward,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
I.- .  A.  B.  Davis,  Grand  Ald-de-Camp,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
I.-.  James  Oglesby,  Grand  Sentinel,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 
GODFBEY  De  St.  Omab  Council,  Knights  Eadosh, 
No.  1.— Meets  at  the  call  of  the  Commander  at  Ma- 
sonic Temple. 

Yebba  Bcena  Chaptee  of  Rose  Ceoix,  No.  4.— 
Meets  at  the  c»ll  of  the  Wise  Master  at  Masonic  Tem- 
ple. 

Yeeba  Buena  Lodge  of  Peefection,  No.  6. — Meets 
every  Friday  evening  at  Masonic  Temple. 

MASONIC  VETERAN  ASSOCIATION.— Organized 
January  8, 1879.  Objects  :  The  union  of  the  pioneer 
Masons  of  the  Pacific  coast  and  the  preservatidn  of 
Masonic  history.  Quarterly  meetings  held  at  Masonic 
Temple.     Office,  23'i  Sutter  street.  ] 

Officers. — James  M.  McDonald,  President;  George; 
Spaulding,  Vice-President ;  Edwin  A.   Sherman,  Sec- | 
retary  ;  David  W.  Laird,  Treasurer ;  Charlec  H.  Haile, 
Marshal ;  Rev.  David  McClure,  Chaplain. 

MASONIC  BOARD  OF  RELIEF.— Composed  of  all 
the  W.  M.'s  of  the  Subordinate  Lodges  of  San  Fran- 
cisco. Meets  every  Saturday  evening  at  Masonic 
Temple. 

MASONIC  CEMETERY  ASSOCIATION.— Organized 
January  26, 1863.     Office,  room  42,  Masonic  Temple. 

Officers. — William  R.  Wheaton,  President;  Joseph 
Clenaent,  Vice-President ;  George  J.  Hobe,  Secretary  ; 
Henry  L.  Davis,  Treasurer ;  Edwin  L.  Smith,  Super- 
intendent. 

MASONIC  HALL  ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated 
1859.  Office,  No.  6  Masonic  Temple,  second  floor. 
Associated  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  and  furnishing 
the  Masonic  Temple,  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Mont- 
gomery  and  Post  streets. 

Officers. — Alexander  G.  Abell,  President ;  George  T. 
Grimes,  Secretary. 

BROTHERHOOD  OF  ST.  JOHN.- Office.  507  Mont- 
gomery street.  Organized  in  1880.  Meets  at  the  call 
of  the  President.     This  Society  is  a  Masonic  organiza- 


tion, formed  for  the  purpose  of  mutual  life  insurance. 
Master  Masons  only  being  qualified  to  become  mem- 
bers. 

Officers.- Thomas  Young,  President ;  J.  P.  Treanor, 
Secretary  ;  office,  120  Sutter  Street,  room  32. 

THE  GRAND  CHAPTER  OF  THE  ORDER  OF  THE 
EASTERN  STAR.— Meets  in  the  City  of  San  Fran- 
cisco (unless  otherwise  ordered),  on  the  Monday  fol- 
lowing the  second  Tuesday  in  October  of  each  year. 

The  Grand  Chapter  was  organized  on  the  seventh 
of  April,  1873.     Its  officers  for  1882  are  : 

Edward  S.  West,  Worthy  Grand  Patron,  Santa  Cruz. 

Francis  E.  Ryder,  Worthy  Grand  Matron,  Oakland. 

J.  Bradford  Cox,  Associate  Grand  Patron,  San  Josd. 

Sarah  Cassidy,  Associate  Grand  Matron,  Vallejo. 

Mary  A.  Hasty,  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Francisco. 

Abbie  E.  Wood,  Grand  Secretary,  32  O'Farrell  street, 
San  Francisco. 

Justice  C.  Merrifield,  Grand  Chaplain,  Dfxon. 

Mary  E.  Holtz,  Grand  Marshal,  San  Francisco. 

Caroline  Seely,  Grand  Conductress,  North  San  Juan. 

Sarah  Kidder,  Associate  Grand  Conductress,  Wat- 
sonville. 

Julia  Campbell,  Grand  Adah,  Suisun. 

Anna  Houseman,  Grand  Ruth,  San  Francisco. 

Mary  E.  Flint,  Grand  Esther,  San  Juau. 

Mattie  E.  Farnham,  Grand  Martha,  San  Francisco. 

Hattie  Hopping,  Grand  Electa,  Shasta. 

Mary  J.  Craven,  Grand  Warder,  Sacramento. 

Catherine  Felt,  Grand  Organist,  Rohnerville. 

Elias  Ireland,  Grand  Sentinel,  Winters. 

The  first  Subordinate  Chapter  was  organized  on  the 
ninth  of  May,  1869.  There  are  now  fifty-six  Subor- 
dinate Chapters  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand 
Chapter. 

The  following  three  chapters  are  in  San  Francisco  : 

Golden  Gate  Chapter,  No.  1. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Califoenh.  Chapter  No.  4.— Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  B'nai  B'rith  Building,  121  Eddy  street. 

IvT  Chaptee,  No.  27. — Meets  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing at  32  O'Fairell  street. 


I.  o.  o.  p. 

GRAND  OFFICERS  OF  THE  R.  W.  GRAND  LODGE 
OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA,  I.  O.  O.  F.— 
Leon  D.  Freer,  M.  W.  Grand  Master,  Oroville;  D.  M. 
Burns,  R.  W.  Deputy  Grand  Master,  Sacramento ; 
W.  W.  Morrow,  R.  W.  Grand  Warden,  San  Francisco  ; 
W.  B.  Lyon,  R.  W.  Grand  Secretary,  San  Francisco  ; 
H.  B.  Brooks,  R.  W.  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Fran- 
cisco ;  A.  W.  Scott,  R.  W.  Grand  Rep.,  San  Francisco ; 
Rev.  A.  F.  Hitchcock,  W.  Grand  Chaplain,  Suisun ; 
L.  A.  Simon,  W.  Grand  Marshal,  Oroville ;  F.  A. 
Horublower,  W.  Grand  Conductor,  San  Francisco ; 
A.  L.  Chandler,  W.  Grand  Guardian,  Pleasant  Grove  ; 
Ernest  Dunker,  W.  Grand  Herald,  San  Francisco. 

GBAND    OFFICERS   OF   THE   R.    W.    O.    ENCAMPMENT. 

R.  S.  Robbins,  M.  W.  Grand  Patriarch  ;  C.  B.  Kim- 
ball, M.  E.  Grand  High  Priest ;  E.  H.  Black,  R.  W. 
Grand  Senior  Warden  :  W.  B.  Lyon,  R.  W.  Grand 
Scribe  ;  John  Hanson,  R.  W.  Grand  Treasurer ;  W.  B. 
Davis,  R.  W.  G.  Jr.  Warden  ;  W.  T.  Galloway  and 
C.  H.  Randall,  R.  W.  Grand  Rep. ;  J.  S.  Souther,  W. 
Grand  Sentinel ;  E.  Dunker,  W.  Deputy  Grand  Sen- 
tinel ;  J.  C.  Sellers,  W.  Grand  Marshal. 

All  the  Subordinate  Lodges  and  Encampments  of 
the  I.  O.  O.  F.,  located  in  this  city,  excepting  those 
marked  with  a  star,  meet  at  their  Hall,  32o  Montgom- 
ery street,  on  the  following  evenings,  viz: 

Golden  Gate  Encampment,  No.  1. — Meets  second 
and  fourth  Fridays  of  each  month. 

Waxhalla  Encampment,  No.  7. — Meets  first  and 
third  Fridays  of  each  month. 

Wildey  Encampment,  No.  23. — Meets  second  and 
fourth  Saturdays  of  each  month. 

Unity  Encampment,  No.  26.— Meets  second  and 
fourth  Mondays  of  each  month. 

Oriental  Encampment,  No.  67. — Meets  first  and 
third  Saturdays  of  each  month. 


SHIP  PLANK ai  TIMBER, LOCUST  TREENAILS :  '"",^,7^^^"^' 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIEECTORY. 


Golden  Gate  Batalion,  No.  1.*— Meets  first  and 
third  WedneBday  of  each  month  at  Ixora  Hall,  737 
Mission  street. 

Califoenia  Lodge,  No.  1. — Meets  Monday. 

San  Francisco  Lodge,  No.  3. — Meets  Friday. 

Hakmony  Lodge,  No.  13.— Meets  Tuesday. 

Yekba  Buena  Lodge,  No.  15. — Meets  Thursday. 

Templar  Lodge,  No.  17. — Meets  Wednesday. 

Magnolia  Lodge,  No.  29. — Meets  Tuesday. 

Bay  City  Lodge,  No.  71.— Meets  Monday. 

Abod  Ben  Adhem  Lodge,  No.  112. — Meets  Thursday. 

Germania  Lodge,  No.  116.— Meets  Wednesday. 

Concordia  Lodge,  No.  122. — Meets  Monday. 

Apollo  Lodge,  No.  123.— Meets  Friday. 

Pabker  Lodge,  No.  124.— Meets  Tuesday. 

Unity  Lodge,  No.  131.* — Meets  Tuesday,  corner  of 
Valencia  and  Sixteenth  streets. 

Herman  Lodge,  No.  145. — Meets  Wednesday. 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  155.— Meets  Thursday. 

Ophir  Lodge,  No.  171.*— Meets  Friday,  in  Shiels' 
Building,  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Occidental  Lodge,  No.  179.*— Meets  Thursday,  in 
Shiels'  Building,  32  O'FarreU  street. 

Cosmopolitan  Lodge,  No.  194.— Meets  Wednesday. 

Golden  Gate  Lodge,  No.  204. — Meets  Tuesday. 

Alta  Lodge,  No.  205.*— Meets  Monday,  in  K.  of  P. 
Castle,  913  Market  street. 

Franco- Amebic  an  Lodge,  No.  207.— Meets  Thurs- 
day, 

FrDELiTY  Lodge,  No.  222.* — Meets  Monday,  in  K.  of 
P.  Castle,  913  Market  street. 

Morse  Lodge,  No.  257.— Meets  Friday. 

Myrtle  Lodge,  No.  275.*— Meets  Wednesday,  in 
Myrtle  Hall,  South  San  Francisco. 

Western  Addition  Lodge,  No.  285.* — Meets  Wed- 
nesday, in  Hamilton  Hall,  corner  Geary  and  Steiner 
streets . 

Excelsior  Degree  Lodge,  No.  2.— Meets  first  and 
third  Saturdays  of  each  month. 

Teutonia  Degree  Lodge,  No.  4. — Meets  second  and 
fourth  Fridays  of  each  month. 

California  Bebekah  Degbee  Lodge,  No.l. — Meets 
Saturday. 

Templar  Rebekah  Degree  Lodge,  No.  19. — Meets 
Saturday. 

General  Relief  Committee  (Composed  of  all  the 
Noble  Grande  and  Vice-Grands  of  the  Subordinate 
Lodges  of  San  Francisco) . — Meets  every  Sunday  at  ten 
o'clock  A.  M. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  CEMETERY  ASSOCIATION.— In- 
corporated September  26,  1865.  Office,  410  Kearny 
street. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  HALL  ASSOCIATION.— Organized 
1858.  Capital  stock,  $150,000  ;  office,  325  Montgomery 
street. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION.— Or- 
ganized December  30, 1854.  Rooms,  325  Montgomery 
street. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  MUTUAL  AID  ASSOCIATION.— 
Incorporated  February  3,  1868.  Office,  325  Montgom- 
ery street,  room  6. 

The  object  of  this  association  is  to  secure  to  the 
families  of  its  deceased  members  pecuniary  aid. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  VETERAN  ASSOCIATION.— Or- 
ganized April  17,  1877.  Objects:  The  preservation 
of  the  history  and  traditions  of  Odd  Fellowship. 
Office,  325  Montgomery  street. 

Officers.- C.  O.  Burton,  President;  W.  H.  Barnes, 
Secretary;  Henry  B.  Brooks,  Treasurer. 


Temperance. 


CATHOLIC  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  UNION  OF  THE 
ARCH  DIOCESE  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.- Organized 
June,  1874.    It  is  a  branch  of  the  Total  Abstinence 


Union  of  America,  which  comprises  four  hundred  and 
thirty  Subordinate  Societies.  Meets  every  three 
months  in  St.  Joseph's  Hall.  Tenth  street.  It  is  sup- 
ported by  an  annual  tax  of  ten  cents  on  each  member, 
gives  free  lectures  and  entertainments  when  funds 
permit,  and  has  for  its  object  a  combination  of  all  the 
total  abstinence  societies. 

Officers.— Rev.  J.  B.  McNally,  President;  Francis 
Shirley,  Vice-President;  W.  F.  Ryan,  Corresponding 
Secretary;  M.  O'Brien,  Recording  Secretary;  John 
Bolger,  Treasurer. 

The  following  subordinate  societies  have  been  or- 
ganized, and  meet  at  the  time  and  place  below  noted, 
viz: 

St.  Joseph's  C.  T.  A.  B.  Society. — Meets  first  and 
third  Sundays  of  each  month  at  St.  Joseph's  Church. 

St.  Mary's  C.  T.  A.  B.  Society.— Meets  flr.st  and 
third  Sundays  of  each  month  in  basement  of  St.  Mary's 
Cathedral. 

St.  Patrick's  C.  T.  A.  B.  Society. — Meets  second 
and  fourth  Sundays  of  each  month  in  basement  of  St. 
Patrick's  Church. 

CHAMPIONS  OF  THE  RED  CROSS.— A  temper- 
ance mutual  benefit  organization,  to  aid  by  all  legiti- 
mate means  in  the  suppression  of  the  liquor  traffic 
and  for  mutual  relief  in  sickness,  In  connection  with 
a  life-insurance  system  upon  a  mutual  protective 
basis — each  one  of  two  thousand  members  in  a  dis- 
trict paying  one  dollar  upon  the  death  of  another. 

Supreme  Council.—  Organized  October  22,  1874. 
Meets  annually  on  the  Third  Tuesday  in  October. 

Officers. — Dr.  O.  L.  Gordon,  Supreme  Commander, 
Santa  Cruz  ;  W.  A.  Bushnell,  Supreme  Counselor;  Mrs. 
Barkhouse,  Supreme  Junior  Commander;  George  B. 
Hudson,  Supreme  Secretary,  Oakland ;  C.W.  Pomeroy, 
Supreme  Treasurer,  San  Jose  ;  John  E.  Harris,  Su- 
preme Captain  of  the  Host.  San  Jose  ;  E.  P.  Murgotten, 
Supreme  Guard,  San  Jos^;  Wm.  F.  Humphreys,  Su- 
preme Sentinel;  Rev.  J.  E.  Wootten,  Supreme  Chap- 
lain, Madison. 

The  following  named  Encampments  have  been  or- 
ganized in  San  Francisco. 

Golden  Gate  Encampment,  No.  26. — Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening,  in  Cambrian  Hall,  1133  J4  Mission 
street. 

Templar  Encampment,  No.  50. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening,  at  18  M  Eddy  street. 

Mount  Horeb  Encampment,  No.  69. — Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening,  in  Champion  Hall,  corner  Valen- 
cia and  Sixteenth  streets. 

FATHER  MATTHEW  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  AND 
BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY,  No.  1.— Organized  May, 
1869.  Number  of  members,  three  hunared.  Meets 
every  Sunday  and  Friday  evenings,  at  Irish-American 
Hall.  Objects:  To  encourage  all  persons  to  abstain 
from  the  use  of  intoxicating  liquors;  also  to  afford  re- 
lief in  case  of  accident,  or  sickness,  and  assist  in  the 
burial  of  deceased  members. 

Officers — Peter  Rafferty,  President ;  George  Gee, 
and  J.  F.  Duey,  Vice-Presidents;  J.  J.  McCarthy,  Re- 
cording Secretary;  J.  J.  Dunnigan,  Treasurer. 

HOME  FOR  THE  CARE  OF  INEBRIATES.- Or- 
ganized  May  24,  1859.  The  property  now  occupied 
by  the  institution,  northeast  corner  of  Stockton  and 
Chestnut  streets,  was  purchased  in  1802,  at  an  expense 
of  $7,500,  and  enlarged  in  1877,  at  a  further  expense  of 
$7,000.  It  is  conducted  under  the  auspices  of  the  Par- 
ent Dashaway  Association. 

Officers— Capt.  H.  J.  Burns,  President;  William 
Martin,  Secretarj' ;  Frank  G.  Edwards,  Treasurer ;  J. 
Gray  Jewell,  M.  D.,  Superintendent  and  Resident 
Physician. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  GOOD  TEMPLARS.— 
Grand  Lodge  organized  May  29,  1860.  Jurisdiction 
embraces  the  State  of  California  and  Arizona  Terri- 
tory. 

Number  of  working  Lodges,  three  hundred  and  sixty . 
Total  membership,  about  eighteen  thousand.  Office 
of  the  Grand  Worthy  Secretary,  Sacramento. 

This  Order  sustains  tho  Good  Templars'  Home  for 
Orphans,  located  at  Vallejo,  California.  The  build- 
ings, which  are  capacious,  elegant  and  comfortable, 
were  erected  in  1869,  by  the  Good  Templars  of  Califor- 
nia and  Nevada.  The  Home  was  opened  for  the  recep- 
tion of  orphan  children,  October  1,  1870,   and  is  now 


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LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


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OFFICE,  648  MAUHET  STREET, 


SOCIETIES. 


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occupied  by  one  hundred  and  thirty  children,  who  are 
receiving  shelter  and  education  beneath  its  roof. 
$45,000  has  been  expended  in  its  erection,  and  about 
$100,000  in  support  of  its  inmates.  It  is  in  a  com- 
plete and  exact  sense  a  public  charity,  openly  invit- 
ing the  homeless  from  all  portions  of  the  States  of 
California  and  Nevada,  to  share  in  its  beneficences. 
It  derives  its  name  from  the  fact  of  its  erec- 
tion by  the  Good  Templars  and  its  support  by 
that  Order.  It  is  also  under  the  control  of  the,Grand 
Lodge  of  the  Order,  but  its  title  is  no^  meant  to  con- 
vey any  idea  of  exdusiveness  as  to  the  clas.s  admitted 
to  its  sheltering  offices.  To  be  a  homeless  orphan  is 
the  only  passijort  required  at  its  portals.  lu  connec- 
tion with  this  society,  and  sustainud  by  them,  are 
Bands  of  Hope,  composed  of  children  under  twelve 
years  of  age,  who  are  supplied  with  rituals  and  badges 
free.  These  organizations  now  number  in  the  State 
about  eight  thousand  children. 

Officers  of  the  Grand  Lodge.— Robert  Thompson, 
San  Francisco,  G.  W.  C.  T.;  H.  S.  Graves,  West  Butte, 
G.  W.  C. ;  Mrs.  Emily  P.  Stevens,  San  Francisco,  G. 
W.  V.  T. ;  George  B.  Katzenstein,  Sacramento,  G.  W. 
S.;  Dr.  I.  S.  Halsey,  VsUejo,  G.  W.  Treasurer;  Julius 
Lyons,  Los  Angeles,  G.  W.  A.  S. ;  P.  R.  McCabe,  Tur- 
lock,  G.W.  M. ;  Miss  Eliza  E.  Goldsworthy,  San  Jos6, 
G.  W.  D.  M.  ;  Mrs.  M.  H.  Estes,  West  Oakland,  G.  W. 
I.  Guard ;  H.  L.  Ricks,  Eureka,  G.  W.  O.  Guard  ;  Rev. 
G.  B.  Allen,  Petaluma,  G.  W.  Chaplain  ;  E.  Wood 
Culver,  Newcastle,  G.  W.  Messenger  ;  Will.  D.  Gould, 
Los  Angeles,  P.  G.  W.  C.  T. ;  Mrs.  M.  E.  Richardson, 
Murphy's,  General  Superinendent  Juvenile  Woirk. 

The  only  authorized  Grand  Lecturers  in  this  juris- 
diction are  Sister  E.  P.  Stevens,  Bros.  William  Crow- 
hurst,  C.  N.  Goulding.  J.  W.  Webb,  Hugh  E.  Hughes 
and  Rev.  W.  C.  King. 

The  following  named  subordinate  lodges  meet  in 
this  city: 

Oaufobnia  Lodge,  No.  7. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening,  in  Ono  Hall,  corner  Mission  and  Fifteenth 
Streets. 

Evening  Stab  Lodge,  No.  114. — Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening,  Grand  Central  Hall,  997  Market  street. 

Headlight  Lodge,  No.  120.— Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening,  at  1133  Mission  street. 

CoNSTiTTjTiON  LoDGE,  No.  130. — Meets  every  Friday 
evening,  in  Shiels'  Building,  32  O'Farrell  street. 

Mission  Stab  Lodge,  No.  180. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening,  in  King's  Hall,  2131  Mission  street. 

Life  Boat  Lodge,  No.  185. — Meets  every  Monday 
evening,  at  118  Jackson  street. 

Golden  Gate  Lodge,  No.  186. — Meets  every  Tues- 
day evening  in  Bnsh-street  M.  E.  Church,  Bush  street, 
near  Devisadero. 

Intebnational  Lodge,  No.  291. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening,  in  Grand  Central  Hall,  997  Market  street. 

Valley  Lodge,  No.  293.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening,  in  Fell  Street  Presbyterian  Church,  bet  La- 
gnna  and  Octavia  streets. 

Pleasant  Valley  Lodge,  No.  307.— Meets  every 
Monday  evening,  in  Comerford's  Hall,  Church  street, 
bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth. 

Spking  Valley  Lodge,  No.  314.— Meets  every  Tues- 
day evening,  in  Union  Hall,  cor  Fillmore  and  Green- 
wich streets. 

Cbystal  Lodge,  No.  417.— M«ets  every  Monday 
evening,  in  Myrtle  Hall,  corner  Railroad  and  Seventh 
avenues,  South  S.  F. 

MARINE  TEMPERANCE  SOCIETY.  —  Organized 
March  22,  1866.  Meets  on  the  second  Tuesday  eve- 
ning of  each  month,  at  the  Mariners'  Church,  north- 
east corner  of  Sacramento  and  Drumm  streets.  Num- 
ber of  members,  two  thousand,  to  which  additions  are 
made  continually. 

Officers.— Rev.  Joseph  Rowell,  President ;  Rev.  W. 
D.  Bishop,  Secretary. 

PARENT  DASHAWAY  ASSOCIATION.— Organized 
January  2 ,  1859 .  Number  of  members  who  have  joined 
the  association  since  that  time,  ten  thousand.  Dur- 
ing the  year  1878  the  association  erected  on  the  site 
of  the  old  hall.  Post  street,  between  Dupont  and 
Kearny,  a  magnificent  three-story  building  of  mod- 
ern style  and  appointments.  It  has  a  front  of  fifty 
three  feet,  and  runs  through  to  Morton  street,    a 


depth  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  feet.  The  first 
floor  and  basement  are  arranged  for  business  purposes. 
The  second  floor  contains  the  main  exhibition  hall, 
with  a  seating  capacity  of  about  eleven  hundred,  the 
offices  of  the  association  occupying  the  third  floor. 
Ground  for  its  construction  was  broken  April  7,  1878, 
and  the  building  was  formally  opened  November  7, 
1878.  The  cost  of  the  structure  exclusive  of  the  lot 
was  $50,000.  The  whole  property  being  valued  at 
$150,000. 

The  crowning  feature  in  the  work  of  this  associa- 
tion has  been  and  is  their  maintenance  of  the 
Home  for  the  Care  of  Inebriates.  Five  out  of 
the  nine  Trustees  of  the  Home  are  elected  from  the 
Dashaways,  the  remaining  four  being  chosen  by  these 
five  from  citizens  outside  of  the  Association.  The 
Home  is  the  official  receptacle  for  all  insane  patients, 
pending  their  examination  and  commitment  to  the 
asylums,  for  which  service  the  city  donates  the 
Home  certain  police  court  fines,  about  $800  per  month 
being  realized  from  this  source,  which,  with  dona- 
tions and  receipts  from  paying  patients  constitutes 
its  income. 

Officers.— E.  T.  Batturs,  President ;  Joseph  Brown 
and  J.  Densmore.  Vice-Presidents  ;  J.  M.  Piatt, 
Secretary  ;  John  D'Arcy,  Treasurer ;  David  Hunter, 
James  Butterworth,  S.  W.  Holt,  and  E.  Frodsham, 
Trustees  of  the  Association  ;  William  Martin,  F.  G. 
Edwards,  Joseph  Gosling,  H.  Van  Heusen  and  Amasa 
Thayer,  Trustees  Home  of  Inebriates. 

SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE.— Office  of  the  Grand 
Scribe,  at  San  Francisco. 

Officers  of  the  Grand  Division. — Rev.  L.  N.  Bar- 
ber, G.  W.  P.,  Soquel;  Mrs.  N.  Davidson,  G.  W.  A., 
San  Francisco ;  Joseph  R.  McLean,  G.  Scribe,  San 
Francisco  ;  J.  J.  Hucks,  G.  Treasurer,  San  Francisco  ; 
Rev.  D.  M.  Chappell,  G.  Chaplain,  Stockton;  E.  A. 
Lynch,  G.  Conductor,  Sacramento  ;  Otis  Ashley,  G. 
Sentinel,  Felton. 

The  following  named  Subordinate  Divisions  meet 
in  San  Francisco  : 

Grand  Division,  Annual  Session  on  the  fourth 
Tuesday  in  April  of  each  year. 

Centennial  Division,  No.  18.— Meets  every  Tues- 
day evening  at  Champion  Hall,  Potrero. 

Golden  Gate  Division,  No.  12. — Meets  every  Fri- 
day evening  at  183^  Eddy  street. 

Lincoln  Division,  No.  70. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  at  Huddy's  Hall,  909 }<i  Market  street. 

New  Eba  Division,  No.  2. — Meets  every  Saturday 
evening  at  Shiels'  Building,  32  O'Farrell  street. 

SuMNEB  Division,  No.  313. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  at  18  J^  Eddy  street. 

TEMPERANCE  LEGION.  —  Organized  February  1, 
1866,  with  forty-five  members.  Since  that  time  over 
four  thousand  members  have  signed  the  muster  roll, 
and  are  now  organized  in  twelve  companies.  There 
is  also  a  Ladies'  Boll,  which  numbers  over  nine  hun- 
dred members,  and  a  Cadets',  with  over  six  hundred 
members. 

Public  meetings  are  held  every  Sunday  evening,  in 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Officers.  —  F.  E.  R.  Whitney,  Commander-in-Chief  ; 
Frank  Richards,  Colonel  and  First  Aid  ;  Thomas  Ful- 
ler, Lieutenant-Colonel  and  Second  Aid  ;  W.  G.  Cue, 
Adjutant ;  Isaac  Nichols,  Paymaster  :  Dr.  H.  Gib- 
bons, Jr.,  Surgeon  ;  R.  B.  Gardiner,  Chaplain  ;  F.  E. 
Potter,  Chief  Quartermaster;  Wm.  M.  Moore,  First 
Assistant  Quartermaster;  Wm.  J.  Coulter,  Second  As- 
sistant Quartermaster-General ;  J.  A.  Phelps,  J).  W. 
Saylor  and  Charles  Wooten,  Aides-de-camp. 

TEMPLE  OF  HONOR  AND  TEMPERANCE.— Or- 
gauized  1860.  Objects,  Temperance  and  Beneficial. 
James  G.  Farnham,  Deputy  Most  Worthy  Templar. 
Residence,  921  Dolores  street. 

Endowment  Fond.— George  W.  Darbey,  Secretary. 
Residence,  214  Golden  Gate  Avenue. 


Protective. 

BARBERS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.— Organized  Jan- 
uary 13,  1878.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred. 
Meets  first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each  month  at  312 
Post  street. 


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SAN  FEANCISCO   DIEECTOKY. 


Objects  :  Protective  and  benevolent. 

OflBcers. — Wm.  Lippert,  President;  J.  F.  Giradin, 
■Vice-President ;  Charles  G.  Eimassa,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  J.  Frank,  Financial  Secretary;  J.  Lehritter, 
Treasurer  ;  John  Dohs,  Employment  Secretary;  office, 
542  Clay  street. 

BAKERS'  (PKOPRIETORS)  PROTECTIVE  UNION. 
— Organized  November,  1880.  Meetings  held  at  the 
call  of  the  Prdsident. 

Officers.— Wm.  Westerfeld,  President;  P.  F.  Mc- 
Grath,  Recording  Secretary;  Isidor  Boudin,  Financial 
Secretary;  Juliu.s  Schula,  Treasurer. 

BAKERS'  UNION.— Organized  January,  1882.  Num- 
ber of  members,  seventy.  Meet  the  first  and  third 
Sundays  of  each  month,  at  2  o'clock  P.  M..  in  Social 
Hall,  39  Fourth  street.  Objects:  To  improve  the 
condition  of  the  trade  by  the  abolition  of  Satuaday 
night  work  and  making  labor  easier. 

Officers. — Richard  Kessler,  President ;  T.  W.  Magee, 
Recording  Secretary;  H.  Oppenheimer,  Financial  Sec- 
retary ;  W.  Bemmerer,  Treasurer. 

BOARD  OF  PHARMACY.— Organized  under  the 
provisions  of  An  Act  of  the  Legislature,  approved 
March  28, 1872.  Meets  at  office  of  the  Secretary,  corner 
of  Twenty-fourth  and  Alabama  streets. 

The  duties  of  the  Board  of  Pharmacy  are  to  trans- 
act all  business  pertaining  to  the  legal  regulations  of 
the  practice  of  pharmacy,  and  the  retailing  of  poisons, 
and  to  examine  and  register  all  Pharmacists. 

The  provisions  of  this  Act  apply  solely  to  the  city 
and  county  of  San  Francisco. 

Officers. — Emlen  Painter,  President;  J.  H.  Dawson, 
Secretary  ;  J.  G.  B.  Broemmel,  W.  Heick  and  P.  Rossi, 
Board  of  Pharmacy. 

BOARD  OF  TRADE  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.— Or- 
ganized April,  1877.  Number  of  members,  two 
hundred  and  twenty.  Office,  Union  Block,  202  Market 
street,  upper  floor.  Objects  :  To  protect  the  in- 
terests of  its  members,  prevent  settlements  without 
full  investigation,  resist  inequitable  and  fraudulent 
settlements,  and  bring  about  joint  action  in  the  col- 
lection of  debts  (Other  than  in  the  ordinary  course  of 
business) . 

Officers. — Jacob  S.  Taber,  President;  Jules  Cerf, 
First  Vice-President ;  W.  L.  Merry,  Second  Vice-Pres- 
ident ;  Moses  Heller,  Treasurer ;  J.  H.  Shankland, 
Attorney  ;  H,  L.  Smith,  Secretary. 

BREWERS'  PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIATION.— Meets 
at  the  call  of  the  President.  Number  of  members, 
thirty,  manufacturers  only  being  eligible.  Objects: 
To  protect  the  interests  of  the  brewers  in  this  city. 

Officers. — Charles  Hansen,  President;  H.  Buttner, 
Secretary. 

CALIFORNIA  IMMIGRANT  UNION.— Organized 
18G9.  Object:  To  give  general  information  about  the 
State,  and  settle  colonies  on  large  tracts  of  land.  Wil- 
liam H.  Martin,  Secretary.  Office,  room  3,  Chronicle 
Building. 

CALIFORNIA  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— 
Incorporated  June  24,  1873.  Capital  stock  $100,000. 
Office  northwest  comer  Eddy  and  Powell  streets. 

Officers. —  David  Farquharson,  President  ;  Robert 
F.  Bunker,  Vice-President ;  John  Bain,  Treasurer; 
Vernon  Campbell,  Secretary  ;  John  Easton,  Surveyor; 
J.  F.  Oowdery,  Attorney. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  HOMCEOPATHIC  MEDI- 
CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated  January,  1878.  Annu- 
al meeting  on  second  Wednesday  of  May,  in  the  City 
of  San  Francisco.  Special  semi-annual  meeting  on 
th«  second  Wednesday  in  November,  where  the  Soci- 
ety may  elect.  Object:  The  advancement  of  the  sci- 
ence of  medicine  and  svirgery. 

Officers.- J.  M.  Selfrldge, M.  D.,  President;  George 
H.  Palmer,  M.  D.,  First  Vice-President;  J.  C.  Ray- 
mond, M.  D.,  Second  Vice-President;  W.  E.  Ledyard, 
M.  D.,  Recording  Secretary;  M.  T.  Wilson,  M.  D.. 
Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  W^OMAN'S  SUFFRAGE  AS- 
SOCIATION.—Organized  July,  1869.  Number  of 
members  two  hundred.  Meets  semi-monthly.  Ob- 
ject:  Woman's  political  enfranchisement. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Clara  S.  Foltz,  President ;  Mrs.  Laura 
DeForce  Gordon,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  Mary  J.  Col- 
lins, Corresponding  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  RachaelOlmstead, 
Recording  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  A.  M.  Slocum,  Treasurer. 


CATHOLIC  MUTUAL  BENEFICIAL  ASSOCIA- 
TION OF  THE  ARCH-DIOCESE  OF  SAN  FRANCIS- 
CO.— Organized  February  1,  1880.  Meets  first  Tues- 
day of  each  month  at  No.  116  Montgomery  street. 
Object :  To  provide  for  the  family  of  deceased  mem- 
bers. A  per  capita  of  $1  is  levied  upon  each  member 
on  the  death  of  a  member. 

Officers. — Rev.  J.  B.  McNally,  President;  John  Mc- 
Laughlin, Vice-President ;  Edward  Gilson,  Secretary; 
Antonio  Fonte.  Treasurer. 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE.— Rooms,  Merchants' 
Exchange,  California  Street.  Organized  April,  1850. 
Regular  meetings,  third  Tuesdays  in  January,  April, 
July  and  October.  Annual  meeting,  third  Tuesday  in 
January;  election  of  officers,  second  Tuesday  in  Janu- 
ary. 

Officers.- Wm.  F.  Babcock,  President;  A.  P.  Wil- 
liams, First  Vice-President;  E.  D.  Heatley,  Second 
Vice-President;  Andrew  Welch,  A.  Chesebrough,  8.  L. 
Jones,  Claus  Spreckels,  Robert  Balfour.  A.  P.  Elfelt, 
W.  J.  Adams,  A.  Scrivener,  Wm.  B.  Hooper,  Jamee 
De  Fremery,  Eugene  De  Sabla,  and  W.  W.  Dodge, 
Trustees;  Morris  Marcus,  Secretary,  Treasurer  and 
Librarian.     Office,  26-28  California  street. 

CIGARMAKERS'  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  PACIFIC 
COAST.— Organized  June  12, 1876.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, four  hundred.  Meets  second  and  fourth  Fri- 
days of  each  month  at  114  Dupont  street.  Objects  : 
To  improve  the  condition  of  its  members  and  protect 
them  against  the  encroachments  of  Chinese  cheap 
labor. 

Officers. — Frederick  Ismer,  President;  Henry  Rich- 
ter,  Vice-President;  Charles  H.  Shaefer,  Secretary; 
George  Deckelman,  Treasurer. 

COMMERCIAL  TRAVELERS'  ASSOCIATION  OF 
CALIFORNIA.— Organized  in  1878.  Objects:  Protec- 
tive and  Mutual. 

Officers  for  1882.— H.  Van Heusen President;  Nathan 
Mayer,  Aleck  Russell  and  E.  S.  Clapp,  Vice-Presidents; 
E.  T.  B.  Mills,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

COOKS'  AND  PASTRY  COOKS'  AND  BAKERS, 
UNION.— Organized  February  6,  1880.  Number  of 
members,  fifty.  Meets  on  the  first  and  third  Satur- 
days of  every  month  in  Walhalla  Hall,  corner  Kearny 
and  Post  streets.  Objects:  To  furnish  employment 
and  provide  for  members  in  need  ;  also  funeral  bene- 
fits. 

Officers.— Richard  Kessler,  President ;  Albert  Fish- 
er, Vice-President ;  Henry  Emig,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Emil  Grimm,  Financial  Secretary ;  Henry  Nie- 
mcyer.  Treasurer. 

DRAYMEN  AND  TEAMSTERS'  UNION  OF  SAN 
FRANCISCO.— Organized  August  26,  1876.  Number 
of  members,  two  hundred.  Meets  second  and  last 
Saturday  evenings  of  each  month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall, 
121  Eddy  street. 

Officers. — E.  Maginnis,  President;  C.  Nelson,  Vice- 
President;  J.  B.  Niderost,  Recording  Secretary;  L.  J. 
Welch,  Financial  Secretary;  Jacob  Browning,  Treas- 


EXPRESSMENS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.— Organ- 
ized January,  1881.  Meets  first  Friday  evening  in  the 
month  in  Washington  Hall,  35  Eddy  street.  Object: 
Mutual  protection. 

Officers. — A.  Plevin,  President ;  Richard  O'Connor, 
Vice-President:  Geo.  Phillips,  Secretary;  James  Mc- 
Mahon,  Treasurer. 

FISHERMEN'S  PROTECTIVE  AND  BENEVOLENT 
ASSOCIATION.— Organized  1877.  Membership,  one 
hundred.  Meets  on  the  first  Saturday  of  each  month 
at  307  Broadway  street. 

Officers. — Nicola  Sturlesi,  President;  Dominique 
Mencola,  Vice-President ;  Fortunato  Maggio,  Treas- 
urer; A.gostino  Sanguinetti,  Secretary.  Office,  23  Val- 
lejo  street. 

FRANKLIN  SPAR  AND  BAU  VEREIN.— Organized 
December  6,  1875.     Office,  539  California  street. 

Objects  :  To  raise  funds,  and  make  loans  among 
its  members,  thus  enabling  them  to  acquire  and 
improve  real  estate. 

Officers.— George  Lang,  President;  J.  D.  G.  Hoff- 
man, Vice-President;  Hugo  Pfersdorff.  Secretary; 
Otto  FausB,  Treasurer. 


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FRENCH  MUTUAX  BULLDING  AND  LOAN  AS- 
SOCIATION.— Organized  June  14,  1875.  Meets  second 
Monday  of  each  month  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121 
Eddy  street.  Objects  :  To  accumulate  a  fund  by 
monthly  subscriptions,  etc.,  and  loan  the  same  upon 
such  security  and  in  such  manner  as  the  Directors 
may  prescribe  to  its  stockholders,  to  aid  them  in 
acquiring  and  improving  real  estate. 

Officers. — Emanuel  Raas,  President;  — , 

Vice-President ;  Henry  Barroilhet,  Treasurer  ;  L.  L. 
Dennery,  Secretary.  Office,  729  Montgomery  street, 
room  4. 

FRENCH  MUTUAL  PROVIDENT  SAVINGS  AND 
LOAN  SOCIETY.— Incorporated  February  1,  1860. 
Reorganized  December  30,  1878.  Paid-up  capital, 
$143,195.     Office,  534  California  street. 

Officers. — L.  Mejasson,  President ;  J.  C.  Sala,  Vice- 
President  ;  G.  Touchard,  H.  Barroilhet,  P.  Fleury, 
A.  Compte,  Jr.,  F.  Perrin,  L.  Mejasson  and  J.  0.  Sala, 
Tru-stees. 

GARDENERS'  AND  RANCHERS'  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  August  15,  1874.  Number  of  members, 
seventy-eight.  Meets  last  Saturday  of  each  month, 
at  105  Pacific  street. 

Officers.— L.  Peri,  President ;  P.  Isola,  Vice-Presi- 
dent; F.  O.  PiccaroU,  Secretary;  T.  Lacoste,  Treas- 
urer. 

GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— In- 
corporated February  10,  1868.  Capital  stock,  $400,000. 
Office,  526  California  street. 

Officers.— L.  Gottig,  President ;  George  Lette,  Sec- 
retary. 

GOLDEN  GATE  MUTUAL  LOAN  ASSOCIATION.— 

Organized  September,  1877.  Office  320  Sansome  street, 
room  8.  Objects:  To  raise  funds  by  installments  and 
to  make  loans  thereof  to  its  members. 

Officers. — I.  Gutte,  President;  Rudolf  Jordan, 
Vice-President :  Otto  Esche,  Secretary ;  Anglo-Cali- 
fornian  Bank,  Treasurer. 

GROCERS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.  — Organized 
April  1,  1871.  Meets  second  Wednesday  of  each 
month  at  Huddy's  Hall,  909  H  Market  street. 

This  is  an  association  of  retail  grocers,  organized 
for  ttie  purpose  of  protecting  its  members  against  bad 
debtors. 

Officers. — H.  Doscher,  President ;  P.  Hartigan.  Vice- 
President ;  M.  Leisen,  Secretary;  VV.  Fahrenkrug, 
Treasurer.    Office,  605  Clay  street,  room  9. 

GUN  CLU"B— Organized  December  19, 1876.  Objects; 
To  practice  pigeon-shooting,  and  assist  in  enforcing 
the  game  law. 

Officers.- P.  McShane,  President;  F.  8.  Butler. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

HAT  FINISHERS'  ASSOCIATION. -Organized  Feb- 
ruary 8, 1853.  Meetings  held  quarterly.  Number  of 
members,  twenty. 

Officers. — Andrew  Jackson,  President ;  Barnard  Le- 
vy, Secretary  ;  Frederick  Sierp,  Treasurer. 

HIBERNIA  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY  THE . 
— Office,  northeast  corner  of  Montgomery  and  Market 
streets. 

Officers. — M.  D.  Sweeny,  President;  Robert  J.  To- 
bid,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

HOME  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATES.— Organized  Au- 
gnst,  1875.  Office.  320  Sansome  street,  room  8.  Ob- 
jects: To  raise  funds  by  installments  and  to  make 
loans  thereof  to  its  members. 

Officers. — Louis  Jacoby,  President ;  H.  Horstman, 
Vice-President;  Otto  Esche,  Secretary  ;  X.  Lowenberg, 
Treasurer. 

HOME  BENEFIT  ASSOCIATION.  —  Incorporated 
December,  1880.  Office,  Safe  Deposit  Building.  The 
object  of  this  Association  is  to  provide  aid  to  its 
members,  their  heirs  or  dependents,  by  a  mutual  as- 
sociation of  persons  in  good  health,  in  order  to 
equalize  the  risk  of  accident  or  mortality,  and  to  fur- 
nish the  aid  so  rendered  at  the  lowest  possible  cost, 
to  its  members.  The  plan  of  this  Association  com- 
bines the  principles  of  mutual  life  companies  and  co- 
operative or  secret  societies. 

Officers.- Henry  J.  Booth,  President ;  Frank  C.  Ha- 
ivens,  Vice-President;  Charles  H.  Fish,  Treasurer; 
Andrew  S.  Brownell,  Secretary;  Charles  N.  Ellin- 
wood,  M.  D.,  Medical  Director. 


HUMBOLDT  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— In- 
corporated November  24,  1869.  Office,  18  Geary  street. 
Capital,  $100,000.  Number  of  shares,  one  hundred; 
$80,000  paid  in. 

Officers. — Adolph  C.  Weber,  President;  R.  Jordan, 
Vice-Prebident ;  Adolph  Hartman,  Secretary. 

IRON  MOLDERS'  UNION.— Organized  April,  1873. 
Number  of  members,  sixty.  Meets  second  and  fourth 
Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month,  at  Huddy's  Hall. 
909;,  Market  street.  Objects:  The  encouragement  and 
advancement  of  molders  and  their  social  elevation. 

Officers.  —  Martin  Hennaberry,  President;  George 
Spring,  Vice-President ;  James  Gilleran,  Treasurer  ; 
Robert  Hansen,  Recording  Secretary;  Hippolyte 
Cuneo.  Financial  Secretary;  Michael  Foley,  Corre- 
sponding Secretary. 

JOURNEYMEN  BOOK  BINDERS'  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  August  15,  1875.  Number  of  members, 
forty.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month,  at  861 
Market  street. 

Officers. — Henry  Marsden,  President;  R.  W.  Prid- 
ham,  Vice-President ;  George  J.  Monck,  Secretary; 
James  J.  McDonald,  'Treasurer. 

JOURNEYMEN  SHIPWRIGHTS'  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  April  1,  1857.  Re-organized  April  23,  1863. 
Number  of  members,  three  hundred.  Meet  second 
and  fourth  Thursday  of  each  month  at  Sanders'  Hall, 
71  New  Montgomery  street.  The  object  of  this  asso- 
ciation is  to  procure  a  fair  and  uniform  rate  of  wages 
for  the  trade. 

Officers. — Charles  Mellish,  President ;  J.  G.  Martin, 
Treasurer ;  M.  Campbell,  Secretary. 

LA  SOLIDARITE.— Incorporated  December,  1868. 
Office,  729  Montgomery  street.  The  object  of  this  As- 
sociation is  to  secure  to  the  families,  or  heirs  of  de- 
ceased members,  a  cash  payment  of  as  many  dollars 
as  there  are  members  ;  number  of  members,  one  thou- 
sand. 

Officers. — W.  J.  T.  Palmer,  President;  A.  Mans, 
Vice-Presidents  ;  C.  Maubec,  Secretary. 

LEAGUE  OF  FREEDOM.— Organized  June  19, 1874. 
Meets  annually  (no  specified  place) .  Office  of  Secre- 
tary, 605  CUy  street,  room  9.  Object:  Mutual  protec- 
tion against  any  infringement  upon  personal  rights  of 
members. 

Officers. — J.  W.  Shaeflfer,  President ;  Julius  Buh- 
lert.  Secretary;  John  Siebe,  Treasurer. 

LUMBERMEN'S  PROTECTIVE  UNION.  —  Organ- 
ized September  1,  1872.  Number  of  members,  one 
hundred  and  twenty-five.  Meets  the  third  Tuesday 
of  each  month,  at  71  New  Montgomery  street.  Ob- 
jects: For  mutual  benevolent  purposes  only,  in  aiding 
and  assisting  its  sick  members  and  burying  the  dead. 

Officers. — Andrew  C.  Freese,  President ;  Charles 
Weazel,  Secretary  ;  George  McDonald,  Treasurer. 

MASONIC  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  BANK.— Incor- 
porated November  4,  1869.  Office,  G  Post  street.  Capi- 
tal, $1.50,000.  Number  of  shares,  three  hundred.  In 
process  of  liquidation. 

Officers. — Peter  Dean,  President  ;  Francis  Smith, 
Vice-President;  H.  T.  Graves,  Secretary. 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  ASSOCIATION.— Incor- 
porated  June  1,  1868.  ^Capital,  $250,000.  Office,  Mer- 
chant's Exchange  Building,  California  street,  between 
Montgomery  and  Sansome.  The  object  of  this  corpor- 
ation is  the  promotion  of  the  interest  of  trade  and 
commerce. 

Officers. — James  C.  Patrick,  President;  Joseph  A. 
Coolidge,  Secretary ;  Moses  Heller,  Charles  G.  Hook- 
er, Charles  Meyer,  Charles  Mayne,  James  0.  Patrick, 
J.  G.  Kellogg  and  R.  G.  Sneath,  Trustees. 

METROPOLITAN  LOAN  ASSOCIATION.— Incor- 
porated February,  1876.  Meets  first  Monday  of  each 
month,  at  320  Sansome  street,  room  8.  Objects:  To 
raise  funds  by  installments  and  to  make  loans  thereof 
to  its  members. 

Officers. — Julius  Bandmann,  President :  D.  Stern, 
Vice-President:  Julius  Jacobs,  Treasurer ;  Otto  Esche, 
Secretary. 

MILKMEN'S  MUTUAL  AID  AND  PROTECTIVE  AS- 
SOCIATION.—Organized  December  10,  1874.  Meets 
every  Friday  afternoon  at  35  Eddy  street. 

Objects:  To  enable  its  members  to  buy  feed,  stock, 


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and  all  they  consume  on  advantageous  terms;  to  pro- 
tect them  from  wrong  by  their  employees  and  the  per- 
sons -with  whom  they  deal,  and  against  customers  who 
are  delinquent  in  paying  their  bills. 

Board  of  Directors.— G.  C.  Smart,  F.  L.  Such,  J.  D. 
Daley,  J.  A.  Koy,  and  C.  W.  Taber.  G.  C.  Smart, 
President;  A.  T.  Noble,  Secretary. 

MINERS'  (THE)  ASSOCIATION — Organized  Octo- 
ber  1,  1876.  Office,  320  Sansome  street,  room  23.  Ob- 
jects: Protection  of  members  and  mine  owners  from 
encroachments  on  their  rights. 

Officers.. — Hamilton  Smith,  Jr.,  President;  L.  L. 
Bobinson,  Vice-President  ;  Walter  A.  Skidmore,  Sec- 
retary ;  Lazard  Freres,  Treasurer. 

MUTUAL  BUILDING  AND  LOAN   ASSOCIATION. 

— Incorporated  November  7,  1874.  Capital  stock, 
$1,000,000,  in  five  thousand  shares  of  $200  each.  Meets 
first  Tuesday  of  each  month  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121 
Eddy  street. 

Objects:  To  raise  funds  in  shares  payable  in  peri- 
odical installments,  and  to  make  loans  to  its  mem- 
bers for  the  purpose  of  aiding  them  in  acquiring  and 
improving  real-estate. 

Officers.— H,  Levy,  President ;  H.  Lowenberg,  Vice- 
President;  Ferdinand  Toklas,  Secretary ;  A.  E.  Hecht, 
Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  BUILDING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATION.— 

Organized  March,  1875.  Meets  first  Wednesday  of 
each  month  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 
Number  of  shares,  five  thousand. 

Object :  To  grant  loans  to  members  to  enable  them 
to  provide  themselves  with  homesteads. 

Officers.- Jules  Cerf,  President;  J.  Baum,  Vice- 
PreBident ;  L.  L.  Dennery,  Secretary ;  Matthias  Mey- 
er, Treasurer.  Office  of  Secretary,  '729  Montgomery. 

PACKERS'  EXCHANGE  OF  CALIFORNIA.— Incor- 
porated  February,  1882.  Organized  for  the  purchase 
and  sale  of  fruits,  vegetables  and  other  material  used 
in  their  manufacturing.    Office,  323  Front  street. 

Officers  — A.  D.  Cutler,  President;  B.  Cohn,  Vice- 
President  ;  I.  H.  Morse,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  STOCK  AND  EXCHANGE  BOARD.— 
Meetings  held  daily,  morning  and  afternoon,  at  316 
Montgomery  street,  between  California  and  Pine 
streets. 

Officers.  —  Charles  L.  WeUer,  President  ;  Baldwin 
Gardiner,  Vice-President ;  Frank  L.  Unger,  Secretary; 
K.  C.  Tobin,  Treasurer ;  Joseph  Tilden,  Chairman. 

PAINTERS'  CO-OPERATIVE  LEAGUE.  —  Organ- 
ized 1880.  Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at  1605  Polk 
street.     Object:    Mutual  protection. 

Officers. — John  O.  Ralston,  President  and  Manager; 
F.  G.  James,  Secretary  and  "Treasurer. 

PAINTERS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.  —  Organized 
July,  28,  1878.  Number  of  members,  fifty.  Meets 
first  and  third  Wednesday  evenings  of  every  month  in 
Huddy's  Hall,  909  3^  Market  street. 

Officers. — Thomas  Poyser,  President ;  P.  DeJarley, 
Vice-President;  Joseph  H.  Costello,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  W.  C.  McColloch,  Financial  Secretary ;  H.  Bat- 
tn,  Treasurer. 

POULTRY  AND  GAME  DEALERS'  PROTECTIVE 
SOCIETY.— Organized  May,  1876.  Incorporated  June, 
1877.  Number  of  members  forty.  Meets  second 
Tuesday  of  every  month  at  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Hall,  232  Sut- 
ter street. 

Officers.— R.  D.  Mowry,  President ;  H.  B.  HixBon, 
Vice-President;  J.  J.  Horan,  Secretary;  F.  N.  Woods, 
Treasurer. 

RETAIL  BUTCHERS'  UNION.— Incorporated  March 
28,  1882.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred.  Meets 
weekly  in  Huddy's  Hall,  909  i^  Market  street.  Object: 
To  establish  and  malutaiu  a  jobbing  stall  and  butch- 
ers' exchange. 

Officers.- George  A.  Raabe,  President;  Martin 
Glennan,  Secretary. 

RIGGERS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION. — Organized  De- 
cember 17,  1873.  Number  of  members  one  hundred 
and  twenty.  Meets  first  Wednesday  of  each  month  at 
71  New  Montgomery  street. 

Officers.— Thos.  Harrison,  President;  Geo.  Notley, 
Vice-President;  Edward  Daw,  Secretary  ;  Henry  Wal- 
lace, Treasurer. 


RIGGERS'  AND  STEVEDORES'  UNION  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Organized  July  25, 1853,  for  the  regulation  of 
wages  and  the  protection  of  each  other.  Number  of 
members  two  hundred.  Meets  every  Monday  evening 
at  806  Montgomery  street. 

Officers. — Michael  J.  Moran,  President ;  Patrick 
Furlong,  Vice-President ;  F.  E.  Durham,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  John  Band,  Financial  Secretary  ;  Herman 
Smith,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BOARD  OF  PROVISION  PACK- 
EES.— Organized  September  1, 1874.  Meets  first  Mon- 
day of  each  month.  Objects:  Mutual  benefit  of  the 
members,  and  to  promote  the  interests  of  the  trade 
generally.    Office  of  Secretary,  517  Washington  street. 

Officers. — R.  F.  Bunker,  President ;  Frank  Ross- 
bach,  Secretary;  William  L.  Merry,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CLEARING  HOUSE.— Office  2H 
Sansome  street.  A.  McKinlay,  President;  James  S. 
Hutchinson,  Secretary  ;  A.  McKinlay,  Thomas  Brown, 
A.  Scrivener,  Geo.  L.  Brander  and  Howard  Havens, 
Committee ;  Charles  Sleeper,  Manager. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION.— Or- 
ganized  October  5, 1869.  Number  of  members  about 
twenty-five.  Meets  in  the  difi'erent  offices  of  the 
members  the  second  Monday  evening  in  each  month. 
Object:   The  promotion  of  the  dental  profession. 

Officers. — L.  Bush,  President ;  W.  N.  Knowles,  Vice- 
President;  L.  Neumann,  Secretary ;  8.  E.  Knowles, 
Corresponding  Secretary  ;  J.  J.  Birge,  Treasurer  and 
Librarian. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  GRAIN  EXCHANGE.— Organized 
April  5, 1882.  Objects:  The  buying  and  selling  of 
grain  by  the  call  system. 

Officers. — Homer  S.  King,  President ;  R.  E.  Doyle, 
Vice-President ;  Horace  Webster,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  HOM(EO?ATHIC  MEDICAL  AS- 
SOCIATION.—Organized  November  19,  1878.  Num- 
ber of  members  twenty.  Meets  second  Tuesday  of 
each  month.  Objects:  The  advancement  of  medical 
science  and  the  unity  of  ihe  homoeopathic  profession. 

Officers.— Sidney  Worth.  M.  D.,  President;  F.  A. 
DeDerky,  M.  D.,  Vice-President;  W.  A.  Ely,  M.  D., 
Secretary. .  Office,  109  Powell  street. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  COUNTY  MEDICAL  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  February  4,  1868.  Number  of  members 
one  hundred.  Meetings  held  at  317  Mason  street,  on 
the  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month,  at 
eight  o'clock  P.  M.     Objects  of  this  society: 

First — The  cultivation  and  advancement  of  the  sci- 
ence, by  united  exertions  for  mutual  improvement 
and  contributions  to  medical  literature. 

Second — The  promotion  of  the  character,  interests, 
and  honor  of  the  fraternity,  by  maintaining  the  union 
and  harmony  of  the  regular  profession  of  the  city  and 
its  vicinity,  and  aiming  to  elevate  the  standard  of 
medical  education. 

Third — The  separation  of  regular  from  irregular 
practitioners. 

Fourth — The  association  of  the  profession  proper 
for  purposes  of  mutual  recognition  and  fellowship. 

Officers.- W.  H.  Mays,  M.  D.,  President;  J.  G. 
Wilson,  M.  D.,  First  Vice-President;  C.  E.  Blake.  M. 
D.,  Second  Vice-President ;  W.  H.  A.  Hodgdon,  M.  D., 
Recording  Secretary ;  H.  H.  Hart,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Re- 
cording Secretary:  T.  J.  Le  Tourneux,  M.  D.,  Cor- 
responding Secretary  ;  H.  8.  Baldwin,  M.  D.,  Treas- 
urer;  C.  G.  Kenyon,  M.  D.,  Librarian  and  Curator 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE.—  Orga- 
nized September  15, 1867.  Number  of  members  two 
hundred.  Meets  daily  at  half  past  ten  o'clock  A.  M., 
at  northeast  corner  of  Davis  and  Clay  streets.  Object: 
To  promote  the  interest  and  convenience  of  dealers  in 
domestic  produce. 

Officers.- D.  S.  Cook,  President ;  H.  V.  Deming, 
Vice  President ;  W.  H.  Walker,  Secretary  ;  W.  A.  Bray, 
Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  ITNION.— Incorporated 
June  18,  1862.  Office  532  California  street,  corner  of 
Webb.  This  incorporation  now  holds  deposits  to  the 
amount  of  $10,651,882,  and  has  a  paid-up  gnarantee 
capital  and  reserve  fund  of  $458,681,  which  sum  is 
increased  each  half  year.  The  guarantee  capital  and 
reserve  fund  cannot  be  withdrawn,  nor  can  they  be 
diminished,  except  in  payment  of  losses,   and  they 


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form  sn  absolute  security  to  depositors  for  their  de- 
posits and  declared  dividends. 

OfBcers.  —  James  De  Fremery,  President ;  Albert 
Miller,  Vice  President ;  Lovell  White,  Cashier  and 
Secretary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SHIP  CALKERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
— Organized  October  23,  1878.  Nxunber  of  members 
two  hundred  and  thirteen.  Meets  first  Wednesday 
of  every  month  at  i4  Spear  street. 

Officers. — Timothy  O'Connor,  President  ;  Edward 
Duncan.  Vice-President  ;  James  E.  Connolly,  Secre- 
tary;  Cornelius  Regan,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  STOCK  AND  EXCHANGE 
BOARD;— Organized  September  11,  1862.  Meetings 
held  dally  at  eleven  o'clock,  A.  M.,  and  three  o'clock 
P.  M.,  at  333  Pine,  between  Montgomery  and  Sansome 
streets. 

Officers. — George  T.  Marye,  Jr.,  President;  S.  B. 
Wakefield,  Vice-President;  B.  H.  Coit,  Chairman; 
J.  M.  Shotwell,  Treasurer;  Charles  S.  Neal,  Secretary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  TYPOGRAPHICAL  UNION,  NO. 
21. — Organized  1868.  Number  of  members,  two  hun- 
dred and  fifty.  Meets  on  the  last  Sunday  of  every 
month. 

Officers. — S.  H.  Jenuer,  President;  J.  K.  Phillips, 
Secretary  ;  W.  H.  Eastman,  Treasurer. 

SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— Incorporated 
July  23,  1857 ;  re-incorporated  December  12,  1865. 
Office,  619  Clay  street. 

The  object  for  which  this  society  is  formed,  is,  that 
by  means  of  it  depositors  may  find  a  secure  and  profit- 
able investment  for  small  savings.  DeiJOsits  received 
from  $2  50  up  to  any  amount.  Reserve  fund,  $218,- 
823  35.     Capital  paid  in,  $500,000. 

Officers. — John  Brickell,  President;  Cyrus  W.  Car- 
many,  Cashier  and  Secretary. 

SCAVENGERS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.— Organized 
August  17,  1879.  Meets  first  Saturday  of  each 
month  at  their  rooms  429  Broadway.  Number  of 
members  one  hundred  and  fifty.  Objects;  To  amel- 
iorate the  individual  and  social  condition  of  its  mem- 
bers through  union  and  mutual  protection  in  their 
trade ;  to  seek  with  honest  and  legal  means  to  facUi- 
itate  and  ameliorate  their  business,  in  order  to  ob- 
tain their  principal  object,  the  welfare  and  prosperity 
of  its  members. 

Officers. — Giovanni  Devincenze,  President;  Joseph 
Sbarboro,  Vice-President ;  S.Deneri,  Secretary;  Pietro 
Canepa,  Treasurer. 

SEAMAN'S  BOARDING  MASTERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
— Organized  January  1,  1873.  Objects:  Mutual  pro- 
tection and  support,  and  to  sustain  the  United  States 
Shipping  Law,  approved  June  7,  1872.  All  sailor 
boarding-house  keepers,  duly  licensed  under  the  laws 
of  the  State  of  California,  may  become  members.  The 
society  now  numbers  twenty-five.  Meets  first  Monday 
of  each  mouth  at  603  Front  street. 

Officers. — Thomas  Chandler,  President;  Edwin 
Lewis,  Vice-President;  Richard  Chute,  General  Man- 
ager. 

SEAMEN'S  PROTECTIVE  UNION  OF  SAN  FRAN- 
CISCO.—Organized  Febmary  1,  1878.  Incorporated 
May  11,  1878.  Number  of  members,  nine  hundred. 
Meets  every  other  Friday  evening  at  54  Sacramento 
street. 

Officers.— James  Carr,  President ;  Charles  O'Brien, 
Vice-President ;  J.  D.  Griffiths,  Recording  Secretary; 
James  Carr,  Treasurer. 

SECURITY  SAVINGS  BANK.— Incorporated  March, 
1871.  Capital  stock.  $300,000.  Office,  215  Sansome 
street. 

Officers. —  (Vacant),  President:  Jerome  Lincoln, 
Vice-President ;  Winfield  8.  Jones,  Secretary. 

SHIP  AND  STEAMBOAT  JOINERS'  PROTEC- 
TIVE ASSOCIATION.  — Organized  February,  1881. 
Meets  first  Friday  of  each  month  in  Sanders'  Hall, 
71  New  Montgomery  street. 

Officers. — Joseph  Cattron,  President;  J.  P.  Crane. 
Vice-President;  B.  A.  Rawle,  Secretary;  H.  Haley, 
Treasurer. 

SOCIETE  CULINAIRE  COSMOPOLITE  DE  8E- 
COURS  MUTUEL.— Organized  Sept.  i,  1876.  Num- 
ber of  members,  fifty-eight.  Meets  first  Monday  of 
every  month  at  508  Bush  street. 

Officers. — August  Portal,  President ;  Henry  Le  Clair, 


Vice-President ;  Henry  F.  Tyson,  Secretary ;  Joseph 
Mouthon,  Treasurer.  " 

SOCIETY  OF  GERM.\N  PHYSICIANS.— Organized 
1869.  Number  of  members,  eighteen.  Meets  first 
Tuesday  of  each  month  at  eight  o'clock  P.  M.,  at  29 
Kearny  street. 

Object:    Advancement  of  medical  science. 

Officers. — August  Wilhelm,  M.D,,  President ;  Joseph 
Bayer,  M.  D.,  Secretary:  Adolph  Aronstein,  M.  D., 
Treasurer  and  Librarian. 

•  SPORTSMAN'S  CLUB  OF  CALIFORNIA.  — Organ- 
ized February,  1876.  Incorporated  Augiist,l«76.  Num- 
ber of  members,  one  hundred  and  twenty.  Objects, 
preservation  of  fish  and  game,  and  retention  of  fishing 
preserves,  etc.     Office.  320  Sansome  street. 

Officers.- A.  M.  Ebbets,  President ;  C.  A.  Morse, 
Vice-President ;  William  Stuart,  Secretai-y. 

STONE  CUTTERS'  PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  May,  1863.  Meets  first  Wednesday  of  each 
month,  at  Irish-American  Hall,  818  Howard  street. 

Officers.— Peter  Hopkins,  President ;  William  Lewis, 
Vice-President;  Francis  McLaughlin,  Financial  Sec- 
retary ;  James  McFarland,  Treasurer. 

TAILORS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.— Organized  Sep- 
tember 29,  1873.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred. 
Meets  second  and  fourth  Mondays  of  each  month  at 
Humboldt  Hall,  .southwest  corner  of  Morton  and 
Kearny  streets.  Objects:  The  better  protection  of  the 
trade  and  to  promote  the  interests  of  its  members. 

Officers. — Andrew  O.  Thulin,  President;  Erne.st 
Dressier,  Vice-President ;  Charles  J.  Peterson,  Record- 
ing Secretary  ;  John  H.  Rapp,  Financial  Secretary  ; 
Louis  Brunetti,  Treasurer. 

TRADERS'  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  May  13, 
1862.     Meets  quarterly. 

Officers. — Charles  Kohler,  President;  Fabian  Joost 
and  Nicholas  Bruns,  Vice-Presidents ;  A.  A.  Hobe, 
Secretary  ;  John  Wieland,  Treasurer. 

UNION  LOAN  ASSOCIATION,— Inc^rporated  May 
3,  1881.  Capital  Stock  $1,000,000,  in  five  thousand 
shares  of  $200  each.  Meets  second  Tuesday  in  each 
month  in  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Objects:  To  raise  funds  in  shares  payable  in  peri- 
odical installments,  and  to  make  loans  to  its  members 
for  the  purpose  of  aiding  them  in  acquiring  and  im- 
proving real  estate. 

Officers. — Isaac  Upham,  President ;  S.  Mosgrove, 
Vice-Presideat;  Mathias  Meyer,  Treasurer;  L.  L. 
Dennery,  Secretary,     Office,  729  Montgomery  street. 

UNITED  WORKINGMEN'S  CO-OPERATIVE  BOOT 
AND  SHOE  MANUFACTURING  CO.— Incorporated 
January  13,  1868.  Number  of  members,  twenty. one. 
Capital,  $80,000.     Office  and  depot,  410  Market  street. 

Officers.— J.  D.  Sullivan,  President ;  John  Markham, 
Vice-President ;  Walter  Rosle,  Secretary ;  Dennis 
McCarthy,  Treasurer. 

WAITERS'  COSMOPOLITAN  SOCIETY  OF  CALL 
FORNIA. — Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  San 
Francisco  office,  508  Bush  street  (Cafe  Lafayette). 
Number  of  members  twenty-five. 

Officers.- Charles  Plnot,  President ;  A.  Jourdain, 
Vice-President ;  Jean  L.  Bordes,  Treasurer  ;  Henry  F. 
Tyson,  Secretary. 


Literary,  Historical,  Etc. 

ADELPHI  SOCIETY.— Organized  June  30,  1874. 
Number  of  members,  about  sixty.  Meets  every  Fri- 
day evening  during  the  term  of  college,  at  Academy  of 
Sciences  Hall,  southwest  comer  California  and  Du- 
pont  streets. 

This  society  was  organized  by  the  students  of  the 
California  College  of  Pharmacy,  for  the  especial  pur- 
pose of  discussing  the  lectures  of  the  faculty,  and 
their  mutual  improvement  in  matters  appertaining  to 
pharmacy. 

Officers.— Robert  L.  Ball,  President ;  David  Wright, 
Vice-President ;  Frank  Rlmpau,  Secretary ;  BuBsell 
Judson,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  ACADEMY  OF  SCIENCES.— Organ- 
ized April  4,  1853.  Number  of  members,  three  hxm- 
dred  and  fifty.  Academy  Building,  southwest  corner 
of  California  and  Dupont  streets. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


Board  of  Trustees.— B.  B.  Redding,  President,  Geo. 
E.  Gray,  Vice-President ;  Thomas  P.  Madden,  Robert 
E.C.Stearns,  Ralph  C.  Harrison,  James  M.  McDon- 
ald and  William  Ashbumer;  Charles  Wolcott  Brooks, 
Secretary. 

Officers  and  Council.  —  Prof.  George  Davidson, . 
President;  J.  P.  Moore,  First  Vice-President;  H.  Her- 
mann Behr,  SecondVice-President;  S.B.  Christy, Corre- 
sponding Secretary;  Charles  G.  Yale,  Recording  Sec- 
retary; Elisha  Brooks,  Treasurer;  C.  Troyer,  Libra- 
rian ;  W.  G.  W.  Harford.  Director  of  Museum 

Curators — Justin  P.  Moore,  Botany;  Dr.  A.  B.  Stout. 
Ethnology  and  Osteology;    E.  F.  Lorquin,  Mammal! 
4^       and  Bird.s;  C.  G.  Yale.   Fishes;  H.  Herman  Behr,  En- 
0(2       tomology;  Josiah  Keep,  Conchology  ;  Edward  T.  Cox, 
Geology  and  Paleontology;   C.  D.  Gibbes,   Mineral- 

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O  Committee  on  Publication— Robert  E.   C.   Stearns, 

^    '  George  Davidsop,  Charles  G.  Yale,  Justin  P.  Moore 
Jh    i  and  John  M.  Stillman. 

Jw  j  The  regular  stated  meetings  of  the  Academy  are 
M  held  on  the  first  and  third  Monday  evenings  of  each 
^  1  month.  The  regvilar  stated  meetings  of  the  Board  of 
^^  I  Trustees  and  meetings  of  the  Council  take  place 
twic  a  month,  as  notified. 

CALIFORNIA  HISTORICAL  SOCIETY. -Incorpo- 
rated July  14,  1870.  Number  of  members,  fifty.  An- 
nual meeting  at  College  of  Santa  Clara,  on  day  of 
commencement.  Objects:  Cultivation  of  the  history, 
antiquities,  and  ethnography  of  the  west  coast  of 
America,  and  the  publication  of  early  relations  and 
documents  connected  therewith.  Rooms,  323  Cali- 
fornia street. 

Officers. — Rev.  A.  Varsi,  Charles  H.  Sawyer,  Tibtir- 
cio  Parrott,  and  John  T.  Doyle,  Trustees;  Ralph  C. 
Harrison,  secretary. 

CALIFORNIA  PHARMACEUTICAL  SOCIETY  AND 
COLLEGE  OF  PHARMACY.— The  society  was  incor- 
porated December  10,  1871.  The  college  was  incorpo- 
rated August  7,  1872,  and  affiliated  with  the  Univer- 
sity of  California  June  18,  1873.  The  society  and 
college  were  consolidated  January,  1878.  Lectures 
given  at  the  Hell  of  Academy  of  Sciences,  southwest 
comer  of  California  and  Dupont  streets,  for  a  term  of 
six  months,  commencing  Tuesday,  May  3d,  1882. 

The  main  object  of  the  institution  is  to  unite  the 
apothecaries  of  this  State  in  organized  efforts  to  ele- 
vate the  standing  of  those  engaged  in  the  profession, 
by  raising  the  qualification  of  its  members.  This  is 
sought  to  be  accomplished  by  giving  instruction,  by 
lectures  and  otherwise,  in  those  branches  of  science 
on  which  depend  the  practice  of  pharmacy.  Four 
chairs  have  been  established  in  the  College,  viz., 
Chemistry,  Botany,  Materia  Medica  and  Pharmacy. 
The  society  meets  quarterly  or  oftener  for  the  discus- 
sion of  topics  of  scientific  and  practical  interest  to 
the  pharmacist. 

Officers.— Emlen  Painter,  President;  W.  M.  Searby, 
First  Vice-President;  James  Topley.  Second  Vice- 
President  ;  Fred.  Grazer,  Recording  and  Correspond- 
ing Secretary;  William  J.  Bryan,  Treasurer;  William 
M.  Searby,  Editor;  P.  L.  Vreeland,  Librarian  and  Cu- 
rator;  Emlen  Painter,  S.  A.  McDonnell,  John  Cal- 
vert, J.  H.  Dawson,  Fred.  Grazer,  Fred.  C.  Kell  and 
D.  W.  Kirkland,  Trustees. 

CALIFORNIA  RIFLE  ASSOCIATION.  —  Incorpor- 
ated June.  1875.  Objects  :  To  encourage  rifle  prac- 
tice ;  to  promote  a  system  of  armory  drill  and  target 
firing  among  the  National  Guard ;  and  to  provide  a 
suitable  range  for  the  use  of  the  members  of  the  As- 
sociation.    Office,  523  Pine  street. 

Officers.- Col.  J.  H.  Dickinson,  President;  Major 
A.  F.  Klose,  Vice-President;  Sergeant  H.  T.  Sime, 
Secretary:  Colonel  A.  Andrews,  Treasurer;  Col.  W. 
R.  Smedberg,  Col.  J.  H.  Dickinson,  Col.  S.  I.  Sheldon 
Jr.,  Col.  A.  Andrews,  Capt.  S.  S.  Templeton,  Capt,  M. 
N.  Laufenberg,  Lieut.  J.  E.  Klein,  Sergeant  Nash, 
Sergeant  H.  T.  Sime,  Directors. 

CALIFORNIA  SCHOOL  OF  MECHANICAL  ARTS.- 
Incorporated  March,  187(;.  Objects:  To  educate  Cali- 
fornia boys  and  girls  in  the  mechanical  arts  and 
trades.  Has  an  endowment  of  $475,000,  left  by  James 
Lick,  which  has  not  yet  been  paid  over. 

Officers— Horace  Davis.  William  Ashbumer,  Lor- 
enzo Sawyer,  J.  D.  B.  Stillman,  and  A.  S.  Hallidie, 
Trustees. 

CALIFORNIA    STATE  GEOLOGICAL  SOCIETY 

Incori)orated  December  27,   1876.    Number  of  mem- 


bers, sixty.  Meets  first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each 
mouth,  at  rooms  of  State  Mining  Bureau,  212  Suttter 
street.  Object;  To  make  a  Pacific  Coast  geological 
collection,  and  to  encouragethestudy  of  geology  in  all 
its  branches. 

Officers.— Henry  G.  Hanks,  President;  F.  Vassault, 
Vice-President;  S.  Heydenfeldt,  Jr.,  Secretary. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  HORTICULTURAL  SO- 
CIETY.—Organized  September.  1879.  Number  of 
members,  one  hundred.  Meetings  held  the  last  Fri- 
day of  each  month  at  rooms  of  the  Academy  of  Sci- 
ences, southwest  corner  of  .California  and  Dupont. 
Objects:  To  promote  the  science  and  practice  of  hor- 
ticulture in  all  its  branches.  Secretary's  office,  414 
Clay  street. 

Officers.— E.  W.  Hilgard,  Berkeley,  President:  J.  V. 
Webster,  Fruit  Vale,  Vice-President ;  R.  R.  Tumbull, 
San  Rafael,  Treasurer;  E.  J.  Wicksou,  San  Francisco, 
Secretary. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  MINING  BUREAU.— Organ- 
ized under  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  entitled  "  An  Act 
to  provide  for  the  establishment  and  maintenance  of 
a  Mining  Bureau,"  approved  April  16,  1880.  The  ob- 
jects of  the  Bureau,  as  set  forth  in  the  first  section  of 
the  Act,  are  as  follows:  "  There  shall  be  and  Is  hereby 
established  in  this  State,  a  Mining  Bureau,  the  prin- 
cipal office  of  which  shall  be  maintained  in  the  City 
of  San  Francisco,  at  which  place  there  shall  be  col- 
lected by  the  State  Mineralogist,  and  preserved  for 
study  and  reference,  specimens  of  all  the  geological 
and  mineralogioal  substances,  including  mineral 
waters,  found  in  this  State,  especially  those  possess- 
ing economic  or  commercial  value,  which  specimens 
shall  be  marked,  arranged,  classified  and  described, 
and  a  record  thereof  preserved,  showing  the  character 
thereof,  and  the  place  from  whence  obtained.  The 
State  Mineralogist  shall  also,  as  he  has  opportunity 
and  means,  collect,  and  in  like  manner  preserve  at 
I  said  office,  minerals,  rocks,  and  fossils  of  other  States, 
Territories  and  countries,  and  the  collections  so  made 
shall  at  all  reasonable  hours  be  open  to  public  inspec- 
tion, examination  and  study."  Oh  May  15,  1880,  the 
Governor  appointed,  in  accordance  with  the  Act,  as 
State  Mineralogist,  Henry  G.  Hanks,  well-known 
throughout  the  State  as  a  gentleman  of  large  practical 
and  scientific  knowledge  of  mining  and  mineralogy. 
He  at  once  procured  rooms  at  No.  619  Montgomery 
street,  bnt  soon  found  they  were  inadequate  for  the 
purpose,  and  therefore  removed  to  No.  313  Pine  street 
temporarily,  as  the  building  was  soon  to  be  torn 
down.  The  Bureau  is  now  located  at  No.  212  Sutter 
street,  where  spacious  rooms  have  been  fitted  up  for 
the  reception  and  preservation  of  specimens  and  a 
public  museum,  which  are  open  daily  to  visitors,  free, 
from  ten  A.  M.  to  three  P.  M.  The  museum  will  be 
found  very  interesting  and  instructive  to  tourists  as 
well  as  our  own  citizens. 

CALIFORNIA  WING  SHOOTING  CLUB.— Organ- 
ized 1871.  Number  of  members,  twenty-five.  Meets 
monthly  at  the  law  office  of  Crittenden  Robinson,  310 
Pine  street. 

Officers.— Crittenden  Robinson,  President  ;  Robert 
Ellon,  Vice-President;  Samuel  E.  Knowles,  Secretary; 
H.J.  Brand,  Treasurer. 

FIRE  UNDERWRITERS'  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE 
PACIFIC— Organized  February,  1876.  Meets  third 
Tuesday  of  February,  May,  August  and  November,  at 
rooms  216  Sansome  street.  Object:  Mutual  improve- 
ment. 

Officers.— George  F.  Grant,  President ;  E.  W.  Car- 
penter, Vice-President;  James  W.  Staples,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer;  T.  E.  Pope,  A.  D.  Smith  and  T.  A. 
Mitchell,  Executive  Committee. 

GEOGRAPHICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE  PACIFIC— 
Office,  317  Powell  street.  Objects:  To  encourage  Geo- 
graphical exploration  and  discovery  ;  to  investigate 
and  disseminate  Geographical  information  by  discus- 
sion, lectures  and  publications  ;  to  establish  in  this, 
the  chief  city  of  the  Pacific  States,  for  the  benefit  of 
commerce,  navigation  and  the  industrial  and  material 
interests  of  the  Pacific  Slope,  a  place  where  the  means 
will  be  afforded  of  obtaining  accurate  information, 
not  only  of  the  countries  bordering  on  the  Pacific 
Ocean,  but  of  every  part  of  the  habitable  globe :  to 
accumulate  a  library  of  the  best  books  on  Geography, 
History  and  Statistics  ;  to  make  a  collection  of  the 
most  recent  Maps  and  Charts— especially  those  which 


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relate  to  the  Pacific  Coast,  the  IsIandR  of  the  Pacific, 
and  the  Pacific  Ocean  ;  and  to  enter  into  correspon- 
dence with  scientific  and  learned  societies  whose  ob- 
jects include  or  sympathize  with  Geography. 

OflScers. — George  Davidson,  President ;  Ogden  Hoff- 
man, Wm.  Lane  Booker  and  John  R.  Jarboe,  Vice- 
Presidents  :  Francis  Berton,  Foreign  Corresponding 
Secretary  ;  James  P.  Cox,  Home  Corresponding  Secre- 
tary; C.  I.  Hutchinson,  Treasurer  ;  C.  Mitchell  Grant, 
Secretary. 

GOLDEN  GATE  RIFLE  CLUB.— Organized  Jan- 
uary la,  1882.  Meet  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  every 
month.  Objects:  To  skill  the  members  thereof  iu 
the  use  of  the  rifle,  and  to  cultivate  and  strengthen 
the  bonds  of  friendship  among  them. 

Officers. — J.  A.  Bauer,  President;  S.E.  Beaver,  Vice- 
President;  Wm.  Ehrenpfort,  Treasurer;  J.  D.  Tallant, 
Secretary;  James  Stanton,  A.  Rahwyler,  Fr.  Boeck- 
mann.  Shooting  Masters. 

HASTINGS'  DEBATING  SOCIETY.  —  Organized 
September  1,1878.  Number  of  members,  about  sev- 
enty. Meets  in  Pioneer  Hall,  808  Montgomery  street, 
every  Thursday  evening. 

Officers.— J.  V.  Hitchcock,  President ;  J.  Cavagnaro, 
Vice-President ;  W.  Jacobs,  Recording  Secretary  ;  I. 
Burnett,  Corresponding  Secretary;  H.  Price,  Treasu- 
rer. 

ITALIAN-SWISS  AGRICULTURAL  COLONY.— In- 
corporated March  12,  1881.  Capital,  $300,000;  5,000 
shares  at  $60  each.  Office,  531  Washington  street. 
The  objects  of  this  corporation  is  the  promotion  of 
co-operative  farming. 

Officers. — M.  J.  Fontana,  President;  B.  Frapoli, 
Vice-President;  Henry  Cassanova,  Treasurer;  A.  Sbar- 
boro,  Secretary;  D.  Freidenrich.  Attorney;  A.  Daneri, 
8.  Campodonico,  G.  B.  Cevasco,  N.  Giamboni  and  V. 
Bavenna,  Directors. 

KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION. 
— Rooms,  913  Market  street.  This  library  contains 
nearly  thirty-two  hundred  volumes  in  the  various 
departments  of  literature. 

Officers. — C.  W.  Nevin,  President;  L.  S.  Kincaid, 
Vice-President ;  T.  S.  Milton,  Secretary.  George  Can- 
tus.  Treasurer;  James  Patterson,  Librarian. 

LIGUE  NATIONALE  FRANCAISE.— Organized  Au- 
Ruat  4,  1871.  Meets  third  Monday  of  each  month,  at 
120  Sutter  street.  Objects:  To  promote  friendship, 
harmony,  and  intelligence  among  the  French  resi- 
dents of  California,  and  enable  them  to  co-operate  in 
enterprises  of  general  importance. 

Officers. — Daniel  Levy,  President;  E.  Raas,  First 
Vice-President;  Henry  Weill,  Second  Vice-President ; 
Paul  Husson,  Treasurer;  Henry  Payot  and  A.  Gous- 
tiaux,  Secretaries. 

The  library  belonging  to  the  society  contains  about 
eleven  thousand  volumes,  all  voluntary  donations. 
Any  person  may  have  access  to  the  reading  room,  being 
acceptable  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  and  paying  an 
initiatory  fee  of  one  dollar,  and  fifty  cents  monthly, 
due  in  advance.  Open  every  day  from  twelve  to  six 
o'clock  P.M.,  and  from  half-past  seven  to  ten  o'clock 
P.  M.,  except  Sundays  and  legal  holidays. 

Officers.- E.  Raas,  President;  Henry  Weill  and  M. 
Kahu,  Vice-Presidents  ;  E.  Larthe,  Librarian  and  Sec- 
retary. 

MARINERS'  FREE  READING  ROOM.— Northeast 
corner  of  Sacramento  and  Drumm  streets.  Estab- 
lished March  21,  1876,  for  the  purpose  of  affording 
mariners  visiting  this  port,  and  others,  opportunity  of 
reading  the  local.  Eastern,  and  foreign  newspapers, 
and  periodicals,  free  of  charge.  A  library  is  also  in 
course  of  formation,  towards  which  already  over  five 
hundred  volumes  have  been  donated. 

Officers. — Henry  Chester,  President;  Charles  Ferris, 
Treasurer;  W.  D.  Bishop,  Secretary  and  Librarian. 

MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE.— Organized  March  29, 
1855.    Location,  27  Post  street. 

The  objects  of  this  institute  arethe  establishment 
of  a  library,  reading  room,  collection  of  a  cabinet, 
scientific  apparatus,  works  of  art,  and  other  literary 
and  scientific  purposes.  The  society  has  a  Reading 
Room  well  supplied  with  the  leading  scientific  and 
literary  periodicals  of  the  day,and  a  valuable  library 
containing  thirty  thousand  volimaes,  including  many 
rare  scientific  works.  Among  these  is  a  complete  set 
of  the  Philosophical  Transactions  of  the  Koyal  Soci- 
ety, the  full  collection  of  Annales  des  Ponts  et  Chaus- 


sees,  the  full  set  of  British  Patent  Office  Reports  (three 
thousand  five  hundred  volumes) ,  Dingler's  Polytech- 
nisches  Journal,  Poggendorf's  Annalen,  Guy's  Hos- 
pital Reports,  etc.,  etc.  Any  person  may  become  a 
member,  being  acceptable  to  the  Board  of  Trustees, 
and  paying  an  initiation  fee  of  one  dollar,  and  one 
dollar  and  fifty  cents  quarterly  dues  in  advance. 

Officers.— P.  B.  Cornwall,  President;  A.  W.  Star- 
bird,  Vice-President ;  J.  A.  Bauer,  Treasurer ;  James 
Spiers,  Corresponding  Secretary;  E.  Fretwell,  Re- 
cording Secretary  ;  Horace  Wilson,  Librarian  ;  Arthur 
Jellison  and  J.  S.  Harville,  Assistant  Librarians. 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION.— Organ- 
ized January  2't,  1853.  New  Mercantile  Library  Build- 
ing, north  side  of  Bush  street,  between  Sansome  and 
Montgomery. 

The  rooms  of  the  association  are  commodious  and 
well  arranged.  The  library  contains  about  fifty-two 
thouFand  volumes,  and  the  reading  rooms  are  amply 
supplied  with  papers  and  magazines  from  the  Eastern 
States  and  Europe.  The  terms  of  membership  are 
one  dollar  initiation  fee,  and  three  dollars  per  quarter 
In  advance. 

Officers. — Henry  Molineaux,  President;  George  T. 
Marye  Jr.,  Vice-President;  William  Harney,  Record- 
ing Secretary  ;  John  F.  Lohse,  Corresponding  Secre- 
tary;!'. B.  Kent,  Treasurer  ;  A.  E.  Whitaker,  Libra- 
rian ;  L.  B.  Wetherbee,  Assistant  Librarian ;  Edward 
J.  Bailey,  Collector. 

MILITARY  LIBRARY.— Incorporated  January  3, 
1873,  for  the  purpose  of  acquiring,  preserving  and  con- 
ducting a  public  library,  to  consist  chiefly  of  books, 
magazines  and  newspapers  of  a  military  character. 
There  are  one  thousand  volumes  and  two  hundred 
maps. 

Officers. — John  McComb,  Archibald  Wason,  George 
W.  Granniss.W.R.  Smedberg,  Sheldon  I.  Kellogg,  Jr., 
Samuel  W.  Backus,  Charles  M.  Gilmore,  David  Wilder 
and  P.  R.  O'Brien,  Directors  ;  John  McComb,  Presi- 
dent ;  David  Wilder,  Secretary  and  Librarian.  Office 
328  Montgomery  street,  room  21. 

■  NATIVE  SONS  OF  THE  GOLDEN  WEST.— Or- 
ganized July  11,  1875.  This  Society  is  composed  en- 
tirely of  young  men  native  to  the  State  and  born 
since  July  7,  1846,  the  day  upon  which  the  American 
flag  was  raised  at  Monterey  by  Commodore  Sloat,  and 
has  for  its  object,  aside  from  its  social  character,  the 
preservation  of  the  traditions  inseparably  bound  up 
in  the  pioneer  history  of  the  State. 

A  Grand  Lodge  was  instituted  in  December,  1878, 
which  will  hereafter  meet  annually  in  June. 

Officers. — Frank  J.  Higgins,  Past  Grand  President ; 
H.  Clay  Cbipman,  Grand  President;  G.  B.  Baldwin, 
Deputy  Grand  President ;  Joseph  Becht,  Grand  Treas- 
urer ;  H.  Luustedt,  Grand  Secretary ;  A.  F.  Jones, 
Grand  Lecturer;  S.  L.  Terry,  Grand  Marshal. 

Two  subordinate  Parlors  have  been  organized  in 
San  Francisco,  viz  : 

California  Pablok  No.  1.— Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  in  Red  Men's  Hall,  320  Post  street.  Number 
of  members,  one  hundred. 

Pacific  Parlor  No.  10.— Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  417  Kearny  street. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION  — 
Organized  December  30, 1854.  Rooms,  325  Montgom- 
ery street. 

The  library  contains  nearly  thirty-nine  thousand 
volumes  in  the  various  departments  of  literature,  in- 
cluding one  of  the  most  extensive  collections  of 
works  on  the  early  history  of  the  Pacific  Coast.  It 
also  contains  what  is  believed  to  be  the  most  com- 
plete and  valuable  cabinet  of  minerals,  etc.,  in  the 
State. 

Officers.- Colin  M.  Boyd,  President;  Daniel  Mc- 
Laren, Vice-President ;  E.  W.  Nohl,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Washington  Hartlett,  Corresponding  Secretary  ; 
T.  K.  Wilson,  Treasurer ;  George  A.  Carnes,  Libra- 
rian ;  Thomas  Cleary,  and  Andrew  J.  Cleary,  Assist- 
ant Librarians. 

PATRIOTIC  ORDER  SONS  OF  AMERICA.— This 
Order  was  first  organized  In  Philadelphia  in  1847.  In 
1866  the  Order  was  reorganized  and  placed  upon  a 
more  substantial  basis,  and  its  membership  now  seek 
to  locate  a  camp  iu  every  town  in  the  United  States. 
It  has  for  its  objects  the  Inculcation  of  pure  Ameri- 
can principles  ;  the  opposition  to  foreign  interference 


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with  State  interests  in  the  United  States  of  America  ; 
the  cultivation  of  a  fraternal  and  brotherly  love  ;  the 
preservation  of  the  Constitution  of  the  United  States, 
and  the  propagation  of  free  education. 

State  Camp. — Was  instituted  December  15, 1880. 

State  Officers.— 0.  L.  Weller'  Past  President ;  C.  K. 
Robinson,  President ;  L.  A.  Norton,  Vice-President;  J. 
Ii.  Homer,  M.  of  F.  and  C.  ;  J.  L.  Mergiiire,  Treasurer; 

A.  K.  HoUis,  Secretary.     Oflace,  2208  Mission  street. 
Five  Camps  of  the  Order  have  been  established  in 

this  city,  viz. : 

Washington  Camp,  No.  1.— Instituted  October  7, 
1877.  Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at  Grand  Central 
Hall,  997  Market  street. 

Washington  Camp,  No.  2.— Instituted  April  11, 1878. 
Meets  every  Monday  at  Washington  Hall,  35  Eddy 
street. 

Washington  Camp,  No.  4.— Instituted  May  30,  1879. 
Meets  every  Wednesday  at  Washington  Hall,  35  Eddy 
street, 

Washington  Camp,  No.  7, — Instituted  December  18, 

1879.  Meets  every  Thursday  evening  at  Washington 
Hall,  35  Eddy  street. 

Washington  Camp  No.  9.— Instituted  May  23,  1880. 
Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at  King's  Hall,  2131 
Mission  street. 

Washington  Camp,  No.  12. — Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  Fraternal  Hall,  Mission  street. 

Washington  Camp,  No.  14. — Meets  every  Saturday 
evening  at  32  O'Farrell  street. 

daughters  of  libebty. 

CrECLE  No.  1. — Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  in 
Washington  Hall,  35  Eddy  street. 

Cescle  No.  2. — Meets  every  Friday  evening  in 
King's  Hall,  2118  Mission  street. 

Golden  Gate  Commandert. — Blue  Degree,  or  high- 
est branch  of  the  Order — was  instituted  December  14, 

1880.  Meets  every  Friday  in  Washington  Hall,  35 
Eddy  street. 

PEOPLE'S  FREE  LIBRAEY,  THE.— Organized  1879. 
Location  north  side  of  Bush  street,  between  Kearny 
and  Dupont  streets. 

This  institution  was  provided  for  in  the  Act  passed 
by  the  Legislature  of  1877-8,  authorizing  the  creation 
and  maintenance  of  free  libraries,  and  empowering 
the  Supervisors  to  levy  a  tax  of  not  exceeding  one 
mill  on  the  dollar  for  their  support.  Pacific  Hall,  on 
Bush  street,  was  selected  for  the  library.  Albert  Hart 
was  appointed  Librarian,  and  on  the  evening  of  June 
7,  1879,  the  library  was  formally  opened  with  about 
6,162  volumes,  (magazines  and  periodicals  not  in- 
cluded) ,  together  with  a  newspaper  department,  em- 
bracing papers  from  every  county  of  the  State,  and 
from  all  the  States  and  Territories  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 
During  the  past  year,  the  library  has  been  improved 
in  every  department,  new  books  purchased  and  added, 
and  the  facilities  for  circulating  the  same  greatly 
improved.  At  this  time  there  are  35,000  volumes  in 
the  Library,  and  new  books  are  being  added  at  the 
rate  of  about  1,000  per  month.  Between  25,000  and 
28,000  are  circulated  each  month.  Number  of  mem- 
bers (persons  entitled  to  use  books  at  home) ,  14,000. 
The  library  is  open  for  reading  from  9  a.  m.  to  9  p.  m. 

Officers.— George  H.  Rodgers,  President  •  Andrew 
J.  Moulder,  Secretary;  F.  B.  Perkins,  Librarian-  T 

B.  Bishop,  John  S.  Hager,  A.  S.  Hallidie,  Charles 
Kohler,  J.  M.  McDonald,  George  H.  Rogers,  E  D 
Sawyer,  Irving M.  Scott,  Charles  C.  Terrill,  R.  J.  Tobin 
John  H.  Wise  and  the  Mayor,  ex-offlcio.  Trustees. 

PHILHISTORLiN  DEBATING  SOCIETY.-Organ- 
ized  October,  1863.  Number  of  members,  twenty 
Meets  every  Wednesday  afternoon  at  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege. 

Officers.— M.J.  Shallo.  S.  J.,  President;  James  D 
Phelan,  Vice-President;  John  J.  Montgomery,  Secre- 
tary ;  Joseph  J.  Dunne,  Treasurer  ;  Joseph  Hughes 
Librarian.  ' 

SAN  FRANCISCO  ART  ASSOCIATION.— Organized 
March  28, 1871.  Objects:  The  promotion  of  painting 
sculpture,  and  fine  arts  akin  thereto,  the  diffusion  of 
a  cultivated  taste  for  art  in  the  community  at  large, 
and  the  establishment  of  an  academy  or  school  of  de- 
sign.   Membership  In  this  society,  which  has  now 


about  six  hundred  contributing,  one  hundred  and 
fifty  life,  and  nine  honorary  members,  is  open  to 
all  lovers  of  art.  Regular  members'  meetings  held 
on  the  fourth  Tuesday  of  March,  June,  Septem- 
ber, and  December,  in  the  rooms  of  the  society,  430 
Pine  street.  Annual  election  of  officers  last  Tuesday 
in  March  of  each  year. 

Officers. — A.  G.  Hnwes,  President;  F.  Marion  Wells, 
and  Horace  P.  Fletcher,  Vice-Presidents  ;  D.  P.  Bel- 
knap, Secretary  ;  J.  R.  Martin,  Assistaut  Secretary; 
Lovell  White,  Treasiirer  ;  Gordon  Blanding,  Charles 
Josselyn,  R.  C.  Harrison,  J.  W.  Brown,  H.  N.  Clement 
and  Samuel  M.  Brooks,  Board  of  Directors. 

The  School  of  Design  connected  with  the  associa- 
tion was  organized  December  31,1873.  The  school 
has  sixty-one  pupils.  Its  aflairs  are  managed  by  a 
committee  of  members  of  the  Ai't  Association.  Virgil 
Williams,  Director  of  School. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BAR  ASSOCIATION.  —  Organ- 
ized April  20,  1872.  Number  of  members,  about 
two  hundred.  Objects:  To  maintain  the  honor  and 
dignity  of  the  profession  of  the  law,  to  increase  its 
usefulness  in  promoting  the  due  administration  of 
justice,  and  to  cultivate  social  intercourse  among  its 
members.  Rooms  634  Sacramento  street  and  633  Com- 
mercial street. 

Officers.— W.  W.  Cope,  President ;  W.  R.  Wheaton, 
and  John  A.  Stanley,  Vice-Presidents;  Thomas  V. 
O'Brien,  Secretary ;  John  F.  Swift,  Corresponding 
Secretary;  A.  H.  Loughborough,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LAW  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION. 
— Organized  1865.  Library  contains  about  twenty 
thousand  volumes.  Rooms  27  and  28  Montgomery 
Block. 

Officers — J.  P.  Hoge,  President ;  Joseph  W.Winans, 
Treasurer ;  F.  P.  Deering,  Secretary  and  Librarian. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LONG  RANGE  RIFLE  CLUB 
(Amateur) . — Organized  1877.  Number  of  members, 
thirty.  Shooting  every  Saturday  at  range.  Bay  View, 
where  the  club  has  their  club  house. 

Fred.  G.  Blinn,  Secretary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MICROSCOPICAL  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  April  5,  1872.  Incorporated  August 
80,  1872.  Number  of  active  members,  thirty.  Meets 
second  and  fourth  Mondays  of  each  month  at  120  Sutter 
street,  room  44.  Object:  The  study  of  microscopical 
science  on  the  Pacific  coast. 

Officers. — Wm,  Ashburner,  President ;  William  Nor- 
ris,  Vice-President ;  E.  J.  Wickson,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Charles  W.  Banks,  Corresponding  Secre-tary ; 
Arthur  M.  Hickox,  Treasurer. 

SOCIETY  OF  CALIFORNIA  PIONEERS.— Organ- 
ized  August,  1850.     Rooms,  808  Montgomery  street. 

The  expressed  objects  of  the  society  are  to  collect 
and  preserve  information  connected  with  the  early 
settlement  and  subsequent  conquest  of  the  country, 
and  to  perpetuate  the  memory  of  those  whose  saga- 
city, energy  and  enterprise  induced  them  to  settle  in 
the  wilderness  and  become  the  founders  of  a  new 
State.  All  who  were  in  California  prior  to  the 
first  day  of  January,  1850,  are  eligible  to  membership. 
Any  who  have  rendered  distinguished  or  important 
services  to  the  society  or  State,  may  be  admitted  as 
honorarj-  members.  The  roll  of  the  society  embraces 
the  names  of  over  twenty-three  hundred  members. 
Regular  meetings  of  the  society  take  place  on  the  first 
Monday  of  each  month.  Annual  election  of  officers 
on  the  seventh  day  of  July,  the  anniversary  of  the 
conquest  of  California,  and  of  the  raising  of  the 
Ainerii:an  flag  on  its  soil.  Annual  celebration  on  the 
ninth  of  September,  the  anniversary  of  the  admission 
of  California  into  the  Union.  The  Society  is  pos- 
sessed of  a  library,  an  excellent  cabinet  of  minerals, 
relics  of  early  times,  and  various  other  objects  of 
interest. 

Officers.— Joseph  G.  Eastland,  President ;  John  F. 
Lohse,  Ethelbert  Burke,  San  Francisco,  Lansing  B. 
Mizner,  Bcnicia,  Thomas  H.  Lane,  San  Jose,  and  Chas. 
H.  Harrison,  Oakland,  Vice-Presidents ;  Ferdinand 
Vassault,  Secretary  ;  Howard  Havens,  Treasurer ;  Wm. 
Huefner,  Marshal. 

SOCIETY  OF  DECORATIVE  ART.  —  Organized 
March,  1881.  Meets  first  Friday  in  every  month  at 
613  Sutter  street.  The  objects  of  this  society  are  the 
establishment  of  rooms  for  the  exhibition  and  sale 
of  woman's  work  ;  the  diffusion  of  a  knowledge  of  de- 


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corative  art  among  women  atid  their  training  in  arti- 
sts' iixJustries.  To  maintain  a  library  of  hand-books 
on  subjects  of  Decorative  Art  and  Design,  for  the  use 
of  members  and  pupils. 

Officers. — Mrs.  James  R.  Pringle,  President ;  Mrs. 
A.  McF.  Davis,  Mrs.  Hall  Mc.-VUister,  Mrs.  A.  M. 
Easton  and  Mr.?.  J.  L.  Rathbone.  Vice-Presidents ; 
Mrs.  Oreo.  W.  Glbbs,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  John  G.  Kittle, 
Recording  Secretary;  Miss  McLane  and  Mrs.  J.  C. 
Merrill,  Corresponding  Secretaries  ;  Miss  A.  W.  Bar- 
ry, Superintendent. 

SWEDExNBOKG  LIBRARY  AND  TRACT  SOCIE- 
TY.— Incorporated  April,  1881.  Meets  the  second 
Wednesday,  of  each  month  in  the  Library  of  the  First 
New  Jerusalem  Church,  318  O'Farrell  street.  Ob- 
jects :  To  maintain  a  library  and  reading  room  of  the 
works  of  Emanuel  Swedenborg,  and  to  disseminate 
books  and  tracts  in  harmony  therewith. 
,  Ofi&cers. — R.  R.  Provines,  President;  A.  W.  Man- 
ning, Vice-President;  Benjamin  Shellard.  Treasurer ; 
John  Doughty,  Secretary;  Thomas  S.  Miller,  Benja- 
min Shellard,  Eric  Ekehmd,  A.  W.  Manning,  John 
McCraitb,  George  H.  Sanders,  E.  D.  Feusier,  John 
Doughty  and  R.  R.  Provines,  Directors. 

TERRITORIAL  PIONEERS  OF  CALIFORNU.— In- 
corporated November  10,  1874.  Rooms,  833  Market 
street.  The  objects  of  this  association  are  to  form 
a  more  perfect  union  of  the  Pioneers  of  California  in 
the  bonds  of  friendship,  and  to  cultivate  social  inter- 
cour.se  between  them  ;  to  collect  and  preserve  histor- 
ical facts  and  information  in  connection  with  the  early 
and  subsequent  history  of  the  settlement  of  the  Pa- 
cific Coast ;  to  form  a  library  fur  the  diffusion  of  use- 
ful knowledge  aijiong  its  members ;  to  form  a  cabinet 
of  such  minerals,  geological,  and  other  natural  sub- 
stances as  can  be  obtained  by  the  association  ;  to  pur- 
sue such  literary  and  scientific  olijects,  by  means  of 
lectures  or  otherwise,  as  shall  be  deemed  expedient 
by  the  Board  of  Directors,  and  to  perpetuate  the  mem- 
ory of  those  whose  wisdom,  valor,  and  enterprise  ad- 
vanced civilization  to  the  shores  of  the  Pacific.  All 
white  males  who  were  in  California  prior  to  the  ninth 
day  of  September,  1850,  and  the  male  descendants  of 
all  such,  of  lawful  age,  are  eligible  to  membership. 

The  library  now  contains  upward  of  twenty-five 
hundred  volumes,  and  the  cabinet  for  mineralogical, 
geological,  and  other  specimens  of  California  produc- 
tion, is  in  a  very  flourishing  condition.  Board  meets 
second  Tuesday  of  each  month. 

Officers. — Wm.T.  Garratt,  President ;  William  Pear- 
son and  M.  D.  Carr,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Lowell  J.  Hardy 
Jr.,  Secretary;  Robert  Dinsmore,  Treasurer;  Robert 
Bell,  Marshal. 

UNITED  BAR  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.— Organized 
March  8,   1879.      Number  of   members,   ninety-five. 

Officers. — Wm.  Crosby,  President ;  James L.  Critten- 
den, First  Vice-President ;  George  Barstow,  Second 
Vice-President ;  W.  A.  S.  Nicholson,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer. 


Social. 

ASSOCIATED  VETERANS  OF  THE  MEXICAN 
WAR. — Organized  July  '2,  1866.  Number  of  members, 
sixty-five.  Meets  second  Thui'sday  of  each  month,  at 
the  hall,  516  Bryant  street. 

Officers. — Wm.  Blanding,  President ;  John  W.  Mc- 
Kenzle,  First  Vice-President ;  ''Vm.  L.  Duncan,  Second 
Vica-President ;  John  C.  Robinson,  Secretary  ;  James 
L.  Martel,  Treasurer;  Wm.  G.  Lee,  Marshal. 

BOHEMIAN  CLUB.  — Incorporated  April  9,  1872. 
Number  of  members,  about  four  hundred.  Business 
meetings  held  second  Tuesday  in  January,  April, 
July,  and  October.  Literary  and  musical  meetings 
last  Saturday  evening  of  each  month,  at  the  rooms, 
430  Pine  street.  Objects  :  The  promotion  of  social 
and  intellectual  intercourse  between  journalists  and 
other  writers,  artists,  actors,  and  musicians,  profes- 
sional and  amateur. 

Officers.  —  Paul  Neuman,  President ;  Eugene  E. 
Dewey,  Vice-President ;  Charles  Josselyn,  Treasurer  ; 
Jerome  A.  Hart,  Secretary ;  E.  W.  Reuling,  T.  H.  F. 
Robertson,  I.  R.  Grismer,  A.  J.  Moulder,  Virgil  Will- 
iams, Directors. 

BREMERVORDE  VEREIN.— Organized  October  1, 
1872.   Number  of  members,  ninety.    Meets  in  Sanders' 


Hall,  71  New  Montgomery  street,  first  Friday  of  each 
month. 

Officers.— P.  F.F.  Kohnke,  President;  Henry  Klein, 
Vice-President;  George  E.  Gerlach,  Secretary;  O.  W. 
Lilkendey,  Financial  Secretary  ;  CJ)unker,  Treasurer. 

CALEDONIAN  CLUB.— Organized  November  24, 
1866.  Number  of  members,  six  hundred  and  fifty. 
Meets  the  first  and  third  Fridays  of  each  month,  at 
32  O'Farrell  street.  Objects  :  Encouragement  and 
practice  of  the  games,  and  preservation  of  the  customs 
and  manners  of  Scotland,  and  a  promotion  of  a  taste 
for  her  literature,  music,  etc. 

Officers.— John  F.  Kennedy,  Chief;  D.  McLeod, 
First  Chieftain  ;  John  Reed,  Second  Chieftain  ;  Find- 
ley  Ross,  Third  Chieftain  ;  Alex.  McLea,  Fourth  Chief- 
tain ;  Robert  Mackintosh,  M.  D.,  Physician;  D.  A. 
McDonald,  Donald  Mc  Lea,  and  Angus  McLeod,  Trus- 
tees. 

CALIFORNIA  BASE  BALL  LEAGUE.— Organized 
1878.  Games  every  Sunday  at  Recreation  Grovmds, 
San  Francisco.  It  is  composed  of  thefollowing  Clubs: 
California  B.  B.  Club,  National  B.  B.  Club  and  Reno 
B.  B.  Club. 

Officers.— Waller  Wallace,  President ;  Edward  Wal- 
lace, Vice-President ;  John  F.  Hennessy,  Secretary  ; 
Chas.  Rossbach,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  PIONEER  COURSING  CLUB.— Or- 
ganized February  20,  1867.  Number  of  members, 
forty.  Regular  meetings  held  on  first  Tuesday  of 
each  month.     Location  of  course,  Merced,  Merced  Co. 

Officers. — James  Adams,  President;  N.  Curry,  Vice- 
President;  Clem.  Dixon,  "Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  SCHUETZEN  CLUB.— Organized  Jan- 
uary, 1876.  Meets  at  Ariou  Halle,  northeast  comer  of 
Kearny  and  Sutter  stieets,  first  Wednesday  of  each 
month.    Number  of  members,  thirty. 

Officers. — Philo  Jacoby,  President ;  Dr.  F.  Riehl, 
Vice-President;  A.  W.  Hatje,  Secretary;  J.  H.  Shulte, 
Treasurer  ;  F.  W.  Zecher,  First  Shooting  Master ;  A. 
Strecker,  Second  Shooting  Master. 

CALIFORNIA  WOMAN'S  SOCIAL  SCIENCE  AS- 
SOCIATION.—Organized  August  7,  1880.  Number  of 
members,  one  hundred.  The  object  of  the  Associa- 
tion is  to  promote  the  social,  mental  and  industrial 
education  of  women  and  girls.  The  following  de- 
partments are  now  open:  Women's  Exchange,  Deco- 
rative Art  School ;  also  classes  in  French,  German, 
Spanish  and  music.  Meetings  are  held  at  half-past  2 
P.  M.,  the  first  and  third  Saturday  of  each  month,  at 
the  rooms  of  the  Association,  304  Stockton  street. 

Officers. — Mrs.  J.  W.  stow.  President;  Mrs.  Laura 
W.Briggs,  Associate  Prssident;  Mrs.  Fannie  Sampson, 
Vice-President;  Mrs.  M.  J.  Stevens,  Secretary;  Mrs. 
G.  S.  Smyth,  Treasurer. 

CONCORDIA  SOCIETY.— Organized  November, 
1864.  Number  of  members,  two  hundred.  Meetings 
held  first  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  the  rooms,  north- 
west corner  of  O'Farrell  and   Stockton  streets. 

Officers.— E.  Emanuel,  President;  J.  M.  Rothchild, 
Vice-President;  Gustav  Simon,  Recording  Secretary; 
T.  Oberfelder,  Financial  Secretary;  Henry  Wangen- 
heim,  Treasurer. 

D.ANISH  SOCIETY (Norden)  .—Organized  July,  1873. 
Number  of  members,  about  one  hundred.  Meets 
second  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  739  Howard  street. 
Object:  To  encourage  social  and  dramatic  entertain- 
ment. 

Officers.— N.  P.  Petersen,  President ;  M.  W.  Mathle- 
sen,  Recording  Secretary  ;  Hans  Ravn,  Treasurer. 

DEUTSCHER  VEREIN.  —  Organized  October  2, 
1876.  Objects:  Social  recreation  and  cultivation  of 
music,  singing,  and  German  literature  among  its 
members.  Meets  secotul  Monday  ol  each  month,  at 
Club  Rooms,  216  Dupont  street. 

Officers. — Dr.  A.  'I.  Ehrcnberg,  President ;  E.  A. 
Denicke,  Vice-President ;  Otto  Hundesser,  Recording 
Secretary ;  A.  Hochstein,  Financial  Secretary ;  R. 
Roemer,  Treasurer  ;  H.  C.  Meussdorffer,  Librarian. 

DOLPHIN  SWIMMING  AND  BOATING  CLUB.— Or- 
ganized July.  1877.  Number  of  members,  twenty- 
five.     Boat  house,  foot  of  Montgomery  Avenue. 

Officers. — Thomas  F.  Fraser,  President ;  Alphonse 
Deucher,  Vice-President;  R.  li.  Vail,  Recording  Sec- 
retary; Edward  C.Kalben,  Financial  Secretary;  Peter 
Orth,  Treasurer;  J.  E.  Petersen,  Captain. 


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EL  DOBADO  COUNTY  ASSOCIATION.— Organized 
June  i,  1878.  Number  of  members,  twenty-five.  An- 
nual reunion  held  in  May. 

Officers.— P.  B.  Quinlan,  President ;  W.  H.  Bodfish, 
Secretary  ;  Thomas  McManuB,  Treasurer. 

EUREKA  TURN  VEREIN.— Organized  October  26, 
1863.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  fifteen. 
Pupils,  one  hundred  and  fifty.  Regular  meetings, 
first  Wednesday  of  each  month.  Hall,  706  Powell 
street,  between  California  and  Pine. 

Officers.— William  G.  Koch,  President :  P.H.  Kiefer, 
Vice-President ;  August  Wessell, Recording  Secretary; 
C.  Lucan,  Corresponding  Secretary;  F.  H.  Lieker, 
Leader ;  Christian  Koch,  Treasurer ;  L.  Horber,  Li- 
brarian. 

GEORGE  T.  TRIMBLE  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE 
PACIFIC  COAST.— Organized  January  13,  1875. 
Number  of  members,  fifty.  This  Society  is  composed 
exclusively  of  members  of  the  New  York  Public 
School  No.  7,  between  the  years  1826  and  1846.  Annual 
meeting  and  banquet  in  March  or  April,  the  date 
being  set  in  conformity  with  the  same  celebration  in 
New  York  City. 

Officers. — H.  A.  Crane,  President;  W.  H.  Bovee  and 
H.  N.  Morse,  Vice-Presidents;  H.  F.  Stivers, 
Secretary  ;  W.  F.  Buswell,  Treasurer. 

GERMANIA  CLUB.— Organized  December  12,  1873. 
Number  of  members,  about  ninety.  Meets  every  Tues- 
day evening,  at  71  New  Montgomery  street,  room  3. 

Officers.— F.  Mangels,  President ;  G.  Ahlers,  Vice- 
President ;  D.  Tiedemann,  Recording  Secretary;  H. 
Jansen,  Financial  Secretary  ;  W.  A.  Luhr,  Treasurer. 

GOLDEN  GATE  YACHT  CLUB.— Organized  Feb- 
ruary  28, 1876.  Number  of  members,  fifteen.  Meets 
CTery  Monday  evening,  at  northeast  comer  of  Howard 
and  New  Montgomery  streets,  rooms  7  and  8. 

Officers. — G.  K.  Coates,  President;  J.  D.  Conniff, 
Vice-President;  J.  M.  Casey,  Secretary;  JohnE.  Brod- 
erick,  Treasurer  ;  H.  J.  Gallagher,  Commander ;  J.  E. 
Marks,  Vice-Commander. 

GUM  TREE  CANOE  YACHT  CLUB.— Organized 
February,  1881.  Number  of  members  twenty.  Meets 
first  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  southeast  corner  Third 
and  Howard  streets. 

Officers. — A.  McGurren,  President;  W.  J.  Wren, 
Vice-President;  George  Armstrong,  Secretary;  J.  C. 
Doyle,  Treasurer  ;  Charles  Gayhor,  Commander;  Chas. 
Wendt,  Vice-Commander. 

HAMBURG  AND  ALTONA  SOCIAL  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  1875.  Number  of  members,  sixty.  Meets 
every  Monday  evening  at  southwest  corner  Califor- 
nia and  Kearny  streets.  Objects:  social  and  benevo- 
lent. 

Officers— Ernst  Maack,  President;  F.  Krooke,  Vice- 
President  ;  Charles  Kewitz,  Financial  Secretary;  N. 
Heithman,  Recording  Secretary;  M.  Biichtmann, 
Treasurer. 

HANDEL  AND  HAYDN  SOCIETY.— Organized  July, 
1866.  Incorporated  February  1,  1873.  Number  of 
members,  one  hundred.  Meets  every  Friday  evening 
at  647  Market  street. 

Officers.- Dr.  J.  M.  Willey,  President ;  J.  H.  Culver 
and  Mrs.  J.A.Cameron,  Vice-Presidents;  H.C.Wilson, 
Secretary  ;  James  Young,  Financial  Secretary  ;  James 
S.  Beasely,  Treasurer;  Miss  P.  V.  Gabbs,  Librarian; 
Prof.   Heinrlch,  Conductor. 

HARVARD  CLUB  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.— Organ- 
ized  1874.  It  is  composed  of  the  Pacific  Coast  Alumni 
of  Harvard  Uuirernity,  and  now  numbers  about  sixty 
members.  Meetings  are  held  quarterly  at  some  hotel. 
Objects:  Good  fellowship  and  the  interests  of  Harvard 
University. 

Officers.— Horace  Davis,  President;  John  W.  Taylor 
and  Geo.  H.  Powers,  M.  D.,  Vice-Presidents;  Frank 
J.  Symmes,  Secretary ;  Pelham  W.  Ames,  Treasurer. 

HAWTHORNE  SOCIAL  CLUB.— Place  of  meeting 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street.  Object :  Social! 
Numbers    (limited)  forty. 

Officers.— H.  H.  White,  President ;  John  Trounson, 
Vice-President ;  A.  H.  Martin,  Treasurer  ;  Charles  l! 
Wines  Jr.,  Recording  Secretary  ;  Wm.  R.  Stone,  Cor- 
responding Secretary. 

HOWARD  CLUB.— Organized  July  21,  1881.    Num- 


ber of  members,  fifty.  Meets  every  Monday  evening 
at  the  southwest  corner  of  Third  and  Howard  streets. 
Officers. — Sidney  Hall,  President ;  Wm.  Hoag,  Vice- 
President ;  Stephen  Burke,  Secretary ;  George  Bridg- 
wood,  Treasurer. 

lONE  LITERARY  AND  SOCIAL  CLUB.— Organized 
February,  1880.  Meet  every  Tuesday  evening  in  Ixora 
Hall,  737  Mission  street. 

Officers.— W.  H.  Hutchinson,  President;  B.  S.  Bat- 
telle,  Vice-President ;  Mrs.  Lizzie  A.  Rapp,  Secretary  ; 
I.  C.  Coggin,  Sergeant-at-Arms. 

IVY  SOCIAL  CLUB  —Organized  August  15,  1870. 
Number  of  members,  sixty-five,  to  which  number  it 
is  limited.  Meets  third  Monday  of  each  month,  in 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy  street. 

Officers.— J.  P.  Cochran,  President;  William  F. 
Bryant  and  Chas.  F.Howland,  Vice-Presidents;  James 
M.  Wright,  Treasurer;  Adolph  Kahn,  Secretary. 

MINERVA  SOCIAL  CLUB.— Organized  January  28, 
1878.  Number  of  members  about  twenty.  Meet 
every  alternate  Friday  evening. 

Officers.— N.  Strassburger,  President ;  J.  8.  Dinkel- 
spiel,  Vice-President ;  Joseph  L.  Armer,  Secretary; 
Benjamin  Armer,  Financial  Secretary  ;  L.  Straus, 
Treasurer. 

NEPTUNE  SWIMMING  AND  BOATING  CLUB.— 
Organized  February  21  1877.  Number  of  members, 
thirty-seven.  Boat  house  foot  of  Leavenworth  street. 
North  Beach.  Boats,  three  four-oar  barges.  Colors, 
blue  and  white. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LITERARY  AND  SOCIAL  CLUB. 
— Organized  January  1, 1881.  Meet  on  the  second  and 
fourth  Saturday  evenings  of  each  month  in  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall, 325  Montgomery  street.  Objects:  The  im- 
prQvement  of  its  members  in  the  work  of  the  order, 
and  for  social  and  literary  purposes. 

Officers:  Thomas  Stewart,  President;  J.  M.  Troutt, 
Vice-President ;  John  Edwards,  Secretary  ;  George  A. 
Carnes,  Treasurer. 

OLD  NEVADANS.- Organized  1876.  Number  of 
members,  four  hundred.    Meets  annually. 

Officers. — J.  M.  Days,  President ;  Charles  Wilder, 
Secretary ;  Horace  Hale,  Treasurer. 

OLYMPIC  CLUB.— Reorganized  September  1,  1873, 
by  the  consolidation  of  the  San  Francisco  Olympic 
and  the  California  Olympic  Clubs.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, seven  hundred.  On  the  first  of  January,  1879, 
the  Club  moved  from  their  old  rooms,  on  the 
corner  of  New  Montgomery  and  Howard  streets, 
to  the  splendid  quarters  built  especially  for  them  at 
119  Post  street.  The  rooms  and  fittings,  furniture  and 
paintings  cost  upwards  of  S50,000.  The  Boxing,  Fenc- 
ing, Dumb-bell,  Indian  Club  and  Gymnasium  Depart- 
ments are  all  elaborately  fitted  up  ;  the  Billiard,  Chess 
and  Reading  Rooms  are  models  in  their  way,  and  the 
dressing  room  department  contains  five  hundred 
dressing  lockers,  eighteen  bath-rootiis,  numerous  ba- 
sins, three  barber's  chairs,  and  other  conveniences. 

The  Club  give  socials  on  the  third  Friday  of  each 
month,  to  which  no  gentlemen  but  members  are  ad- 
mitted. 

Class  afternoons,  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Satur- 
days. 

Class  evenings,  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays. 

Officers. — A.  S.  Barney,  President ;  F,  Otis,  Vice- 
President  ;  C.  W.  Piatt,  Secretary  ;  R.  T.  Stombs.  As- 
sistant Secretary;  H.  B.  Rusf ,  Treasurer  ;  G.A.Dall, 
Leader  ;  L.  P.  Ward,  Collector  ;  Louis  Gerichten,  In- 
structor of  Fencing  and  Boxing  ;  John  A.  Hammer- 
smith, Instructor  of  Gymnastics;  W.  R.  Melville,  L. 
McLane  Jr.,  W.  F.  Boutou,  A.  Page,  0.  S.  Neal  and  D. 
Germain,  Board  of  Directors. 

PHILOMATHIC  CLUB.— Organized  November  1, 
1881.  Object:  Literary,  especially  debute.  Meets 
every  Monday  evening  in  Society  Hall,  310  O'Farrell 
street.     Free  to  the  public. 

Officers.— E.  B.  Cutler,  President ;  W.  W.  Davidson, 
Secretary  ;  J.  J.  Dunne,  Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  CLUB^- Number  of  members  one  hun- 
dred and  ninety.  Rooms,  north-east  corner  of 
Montgomery  and  Bush  streets,  containing  library  and 
reading  rooms,  supplied  with  all  the  domestic  and 
foreign  newspapers  and  periodicals. 


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OflBcers. — James  T.  Boyd,  President ;  J.  C.  i^.  Wads- 
worth,  Secretary  ;  John  McKee,  Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  COAST  ASSOCIATION  SONS  OF  VER- 
MONT. —  Organized  January  6,  1879.  Number  of 
menibers  about  three  hundred.  Meet  second  Friday 
of  each  mouth  in  Saratoga  Music  Hall,  814  Geary 
street.  Anniversary  festival,  January  17.  Objects: 
Social  and  beneficial. 

OflBcers.—  Hon.  James  McM.  Shafter,  President ;  A. 
C.  Taylor,  L.  C.  Dodge  and  Charles  F.  Bassett,  Vice- 
Presidents  ;  Geo.  W.  Hopkins,  Secretary ;  E.  P.  Mon- 
roe, Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  COAST  KENNEL  CLUB  (Sporting).— 
Office,  313  Montgomery  street.  Organized  February, 
1881.  Number  of  members  about  twenty-five.  The 
objects  of  this  Club  are  to  awaken  and  promote  pub- 
lic interest  in  thoroughbred  dogs ;  to  familiarize 
owners,  breeders,  fanciers  and  sportsmen  generally 
with  the  proper  judging  of  dogs,  as  to  breeding,  sym- 
metry, form,  condition  and  quality.  The  above  ob- 
jects are  sought  to  be  obtained  by  holding  yearly 
Bench  Shows,  and  the  awarding  of  valuable  prizes  for 
the  purpose  of  encouraging  competition. 

Officers. — Clem  Dixon,  President ;  J.  L.  Meares, 
Vice-President ;  Col.  Stuart  M.  Taylor,  Secretary  ; 
Nevada  Bank,  Treasurer;  Thomas  Tunstead,  Super- 
intendent ;  D.  R.  McNeill,  Business  Manager. 

PACIFIC  TURN  BEZIRK  (of  the  North' American 
Turner  Bund) . — Organized  1859.  Meets  at  the  call  of 
the  President.  The  next  anniversary  meeting  will 
be  held  in  San  Francisco.  This  Bezirk  has  thirteen 
hundred  and  eighty  members. 

This  is  an  organization  of  the  different  TurnVerein 
of  the  States  and  Territories  of  North  America  on  the 
Pacific  Coast,  and  has  for  its  object  the  cultivation  of 
gymnastic  exercises  in  general,  mental  and  physical 
education,  to  facilitate  as  much  as  possible  the  estab- 
lishment of  new  Turn  Verein,  and  to  impart  informa- 
tion on  the  subject  of  their  organization  to  the  differ- 
ent associations  constituting  the  Pacific  Turn  Bezirk. 

The  following  societies  constitute  the  Pacific  Turn 
Bezirk:  San  Francisco  Turn  Verein,  Turn  Verein 
Vorwarts,  and  Eintracht  Turnsediou,  San  Francisco  ; 
Sacramento  Turn  Verein,  Sacramento ;  Marysville 
Tumliederkranz  Verein,  Marysville  :  Stockton  Turn 
Verein,  Stockton;  Oakland  Turn  Verein,  Oakland; 
San  Jose  Turn  Verein.  San  Jose  ;  Turn  Verein  Germa- 
nla,  Los  Angeles  ;  Napa  Turn  Verein,  Napa ;  Virginia 
dty  Turn  Verein,  Virginia  City,  Nev. ;  PetalumaTurn 
Verein,  Petaluma. 

PACIFIC  YACHT  CLUB.— Organized  June  28, 1878. 
Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  ninety  five. 
Meets  quarterly,  first  Wednesday  in  March,  June, 
September  and  December,  at  the  Palace  Hotel.  Head- 
quarters, Club-house,  Old  Saucelito. 

Officers. — R.  S.  Floyd,  Commodore  ;  Joseph  Macdo- 
nough,  Vice-Commodore  ;  Cornelius  O'Connor.  Treas- 
urer ;  John  C.  Kelley,  Measurer;  Henry  G.  Langley, 
Secretary  (office  14  Montgomery  avenue).  Stewart 
Menzies,  Cornelius  O'Connor,  John  C.  Kelley,  Eugene 
0.  Blethen,  W.  H.  Martenstein,  J.  Rae  Hamilton. 
Henry  G.  Langley,  Directors. 

PLACER  COUNTY  ASSOCIATION.  —  Organized 
1877.  Number  of  members,  about  four  hundred. 
Annual  reunion  held  in  June. 

Officers.— William  Hollis,  President ;  J.  H.  Gates, 
Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BICYCLE  CLUB.  —  Organized 
December  13,  187H.  Number  of  members,  thirty-two. 
Meets  second  Thursday  of  each  month  at  The  Windsor, 
corner  of  Fifth  and  Market  streets. 

Officers. — Columbus  Waterhouse,  President ;  Chas. 
A.  Butler,  Captain  ;  H.  C.  Finkler,  First  Lieutenant ; 
Henry  London,  Second  Lieutenant ;  J.  W.  Gibson, 
Bugler  ;  George  J.  Hobe,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CADETS'  SOCIAL  CLUB.— Or- 
ganized September,  1874.  Number  of  members,  sixty. 
Meets  first  Wednesday  of  each  month,  at  Turn  Verein 
Hall,  510  Bush  street.  Objects:  Social  enjoyment  and 
mutual  improvement  of  its  members. 

Officers.- George  Bigley,  President;  W.  E.  Cunning- 
ham, Vice-President;  Thomas  O'Neil,  Secretary;  Wna. 
Waters,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  GRUTLI- VEREIN.  —  Organized 
September,  1874.    Objects:  Cultivation  of  music,  so- 


cial entertainments,  and  to  assist  its  members  in  sick- 
ness. Meets  first  Tuesday  of  every  month,  at  Geneva 
House,  118-120  Ellis  street.  Nuiuber  of  members, 
about  seventy. 

Officers.  —J.  H.  Frltchi,  President;  T.  A.  Polanca, 
Vice-President ;  Fred  Spelt,  Treasurer ;  8.  Fritchi, 
Recording  Secretary;  F.  F.  Winkler,  Financial  Secre- 
tary; S.  Fritchi  and  J.  Appenzeller,  Librarians. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LIEDERTAFEL.  —  Organized 
May,  1878.  Number  of  members,  forty.  Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening,  in  Turn- Verein  Hatl,  323  Turk 
street.     Objects:  Social  and  benevolent. 

Officers. — Wm.  Miihlner,  President ;  H.  Winter, 
Vice-Presidenti  A.  Eitzen,  Secretary ;  H.  Gaerdes, 
Treasurer;  F.  Fischer,  Leader. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LITERARY  AND  DRAMATIC 
SOCIETY.— Organized  April  6, 1873.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, fifty.     Meets  monthly. 

Officers. — J.  H.  Barry,  President;  J.  T.  Noon,  Vice- 
President ;  W.  D.  O'Kane,  Secretary;  N.  P.Wynne, 
Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MAENNERCHOR.  —  Organized 
1865. — Number  of  members  seventy.  Monthly  contri- 
bution, one  dollar.  Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  in 
Turn  Verein  Hall,  323  Turk  street.  The  object  of 
this  association  is  the  cultivation  of  music. 

Officers. — William  Stapf,  President ;  Julius  Rausch, 
Vice-President  ;^.  Fortriede,  Secretary  ;  C.  Schilling, 
Treasurer;  Joseph  Flach,  Librarian;  H.  Holzhauer, 
Leader. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  TURN  VEREIN.— Organized  1852. 
Hall  south  side  of  Turk  street,  between  Leavenworth 
and  Hyde. 

The  objects  of  this  society  are  the  cultivation  of 
gymnastic  exercises  in  general;  to  encourage  morality  ; 
to  improve  health  ;  to  cultivate  music,  and  to  enter- 
tain and  cultivate  free  religious  and  political  senti- 
ments. 

Stated  meetings  first  and  third  Wednesday  evenings 
of  each  month,  at  half-past  eight  o'clock.  Number 
of  members,  about  four  hundred,  of  which  abotit 
forty  are  attached  to  the  vocal  department, 
Franz  Fischer,  Leader ;  twenty-five  to  the  dramatic 
section,  N.  Cremer,  Manager;  forty-five  to  the 
rifle  section,  D.  Schoenfeld,  Captain,  and  twenty- 
five  to  the  fencing  section,  F.  C.  Miller.  Teacher.  Be- 
sides this,  there  exists,  in  connection  with  the  associ- 
ation, a  Verein  for  boys,  from  fourteen  to  eighteen 
years,  which  numbers  fifty-six  members,  and  is  called 
the  Turnzffilingsverein,  governed  by  their  own  offi- 
cers, under  the  supervision  of  three  members  of  the 
San  Francisco  Turn  Verein.  Stated  meetings  last 
Wednesday  of  each  month. 

There  is  also  a  school  for  boys  from  seven  to  four- 
teen years,  which  numbers  two  hundred  and  fifty 
pupilB. 

Social  meetings  for  members  are  held  every  first 
and  third  Wednesday  evenings,  and  on  the  last  Sun- 
day evening  of  each  month,  when  a  dramatic  enter- 
tainment is  given.  A  relief  society  for  sick  members, 
numbering  two  hundred  members,  is  attached  to  the 
association. 

Officers  of  the  Verein.— H.  Planz,  President;  W.  j 
Schroeder,  Vice-President  ;  F.  Wangemann,  Record-  1 
ing  Secretary  ;  J.  Wagnon,  Corresponding  Secretary  ; 
O.  Burmeister,  First  Treasurer;  H.  Thauwald,  Second 
Treasurer:  J.  Castor,  First  Leader;  D.  Stieber,  Second 
Leader;  H.  Bilay,  Third  Leader;  G.  Petersen,  Ser- 
geant-at-Arms :  E.  Lehmann,  First  Librarian;  L. 
Sinz,  Second  Librarian  ;  H.  C.  Schacbt,  Teacher. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  VEREIN.— Incorporated  October 
2,  1853.  Number  of  members,  two  hundred  and  fifty. 
Reading  room  is  supplied  with  thirty  difi'erent  news- 
papers, and  all  the  current  magazines  and  periodicals. 
Library  numbers  about  twenty  thousand  volumes. 
Rooms  219  Sutter  street. 

Officers.— Dr.   J.   N.Eckel,  President;  J.  Woolberg  i 
and  L.  S.  Rose,  Vice-Presidents  ;  S.Hausmann,  Treas-  ' 
urer ;  Wm.  Herrmann,   Corresponding  Secretary ;  G. 
Wormsor,  Financial  Secretary:  F.  Steiuert, Librarian; 
L.  Goettlg,  N.  S.  Bachmann,  H.  Hofman,  M.  Rehfisch  , 
and  I.  C.  Moore,  Directors. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  YACHT  CLUB.— Organized  Ju-  j 
ly.  1869  ;  reorganized,  July,  1873.  Number  of  mem-  j 
bers,  one  hundred  and  forty-five.  Meets  first  Tuesday  i 
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Headquarters.  Club  House,  Saucelito.  Secretary's 
address,  416  Montgomery  street. 

Officers. — Charles  H.  Harrison,  Commodore;  W.  L. 
Oliver,  Vice-Commodore;  Franklin  Bangs,  Treasurer; 
Mathew  Turner,  Measurer  ;  H.  B.  Underbill  Jr., 
Secretary. 

SEVENTH  REGIMENT  VETERANS  OP  THE  PA- 
CIFIC.— Organized  October  1,  1875.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, seventy.  Meetings  held  quarttrly.  Objects : 
To  perpetuate  a  friendly  feeling  among  the  ex-mem- 
bers of  the  Seventh  Regiment  (New  York  City) ,  resid- 
ing on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Officers.— J.  T.  Yarrington,  Captain  ;  Joseph  Dur- 
brow.  First  Lieutenant ;  William  R,  Wheaton,  Second 
Lieutenant ;  W.  R.  Smedberg,  Clerk.   , 

SOCIETY  OF  CALIFORNIA  VOLUNTEERS.— Or- 
ganized November  29,  1865.  Annual  meeting  held  on 
the  twenty-fifth  day  of  April,  the  anniversary  of  Gen- 
eral E.  V.  Sumner  assuming  the  command  of  the 
Department  of  California.  Composed  of  the  officers 
of  the  California  Volunteers,  U.  S.  A. 

Officers. — John  Lafferty,  President:  James  L;  Ho- 
mer and  James  E.  Hughes,  Vice-Presidents  ;  J.  C.  In- 
niss,  Recording  Secretary  ;  J.  B.  Whittemore,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary  ;  S.  P.  Ford,  Jiidge  Advocate;  Cap- 
tain W.  F.  R.  Schindler,  Treasurer. 

SOCIETY  OF  OLD  FRIENDS.— Meets  second  Tues- 
day in  every  month  in  the  Justices'  Court,  comer  of 
Washington  and  Kearny  streets. 

Officers.- P.  H.  Hink,  President ;  Andrew  Jackson, 
Vice-President ;  Emmett  Brown,  Secretary  ;  Martin 
Clark,  Treasurer  ;  E.  Deaves,  Sergeant-at-Arms  ;  Chas. 
H.  Gough,  Marshal. 

SWISS  RIFLE  CLUB.— Organized  September  1, 
18G0.  Number  of  members,  forty-five.  Meets  second 
Tuesday  of  each  month  at  Swiss  Hotel,  629  Commer- 
cial street. 

Officers. — Theordore  Wetzel,  President ;  M.  Stuber, 
Vice-President  and  Treasurer;  J.  Frappolli,  Secre- 
tary ;  P.  E.  Croce,  Shooting  Master. 

TEUTONIA  SOCIETY.— Organized  June  1,  1866. 
Number  of  members,  three  hundred.  Meets  at  Teu- 
tonia  Hall,  corner  of  Howard  street  and  Washington 
avenue,  every  Tuesday  evening  for  business  purpo- 
ses, and  Wednesday  evening  for  social  enjoyment. 

The  objects  of  this  society  are  to  assist  members 
who,  by  accident  or  sickness,  are  incapacitated  from 
pursuing  their  calling,  and  for  the  relief  and  support 
of  the  aged  and  the  widows  and  orphans  of  deceased 
members,  and  for  the  purpose  of  defrajing  the  fune- 
ral expenses  of  the  members  thereof. 

Officers. — F.  Hageman.  Jr.,  President ;  Louis  Haake, 
Vice-President ;  Geo.  Fischer,  Recording  Secretary  ; 
Louis  Pockwitz,  Financial  Secretary ;  John  Witt, 
Treasurer. 

THALIA  VEREIN.— Organized  July  2,  1862.  Incor- 
porated January.  1871.  Meets  on  the  first  and  third 
Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month,  at  the  club  rooms, 
414  Pine  street.  Number  of  members,  about  two 
hundred  and  eighty-five. 

Officers.— R.  Hermes,  President ;  J.  H.  Jansen,  Vice- 
President  ;  Emil  Meyer,  Secretary  ;  Albert  Wissell, 
Treasurer  ;  Th.  Groeling,  Librarian. 

TICINESE  LIBERAL  SOCIETY.— Organized  Not- 
ember  17,  1877.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred 
and  ninety.  Meets  the  fourth  Saturday  of  each 
month  at  623  Pacific  street.  Objects  :  Social  and  be- 
nevolent. 

Officers.— D.  Paroni,  President;  G.  D.  Mariani  and 
G.  Bontempi,  Vice-Presidents;  G.  Lepori,  Secretary  ; 
G.  Male,  Treasurer. 

TUOLUMNE  COUNTY  REUNION  ASSOCIATION. 
—Organized  June,  1868.  Incorporated,  1877.  Num- 
ber of  members,  seven  hundred.  Objects  :  Social 
intercourse  and  the  annual  reunion  of  the  members, 
which  is  celebrated  by  a  picnic. 

Officers.— J.  J.Vasconcellos,  President ;  J.  C.  Bacon, 
Vice-President ;  W.  L.  Cunningham,  Secretary  ;  H.  M. 
Rosekrans,  Treasurer. 

TURN-VEREIN  VORWARTS.-Organized   Jan.  11, 

1880.  Meets  thi^  first  and  third  Wednesdays  of  each 
month  at  their  Hall,  ;ilO  O'Farrell  street.  .The  objects 
of  this  Society  are  :  The  cultivation  of  gymnastic 
exercises,  the  improvemejit  of   health,   to   entertain 


and  cultivate  free  religious  and  political  sentiments, 
and  to  encourage  morality.  Number  of  members, 
about  three  hundred.  Exercise  nights  Tuesday  and 
Thursday  of  each  week.  School  for  ladies,  boys  and 
girls  every  afternoon.  There  is  also  an  English- 
speaking  section  connected  with  the  Society,  which 
meets  every  Monday  and  Wednesday  night.  A  branch 
of  this  society  is  located  at  the  corner  of  Octavia 
street  and  Ivy  avenue. 

Officers. — H.  L.  Miiller,  First  Leader  ;  O.  Fischer, 
Second  Leader;  R.  Stockmann,  First  Secretary;  H. 
Brandt,  Second  Secretary  ;  G.  Liebold,  First  Treasu- 
rer ;  George  Wilkins,  Second  Treasurer  ;  L.  Thoenges, 
Librarian;  H.  Hagemann,  E.  Soedlerand  F.  Kaulfuss, 
Directors  ;  Conrad  F-lach,  Teacher  ;  Charles  Voss  Jr., 
Sergeant-at-arms . 

UNION  CLUB.— Incorporated  November  8,  1865. 
Rooms,  northwest  corner  of  California  and  Mont- 
gomery streets. 

The' objects  of  this  association  are  to  carry  on  and 
conduct  the  business  of  a  Club  House  for  the  enter- 
tainment, uf:e  and  profit  of  such  persons  as  may  be- 
come members  thereof. 

Officers. — Wm.  Ashburner,  President ;  Wm.  Lane 
Booker,  Vice-President ;  Eugene  E.  Dewey,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer. 

UNITED  FIRE  ASSOCIATES.— Organized  April  8, 
1874.  Meets  at  the  call  of  the  President.  Number 
of  members,  two  hundred  and  seventy-five,  composed 
entirely  of  members  and  ex-members  of  the  Fire  De- 
Ijartment.  Objects  :  Social  culture  and  benevolence. 
Officers. — Wm.  H.  Bogardus,  President ;  Samuel 
McDowell  and  H.  W.  Burckes,  Vice-Presidents  ^  Wil- 
liam G.  Cue,  Secretary  ;  William  J.  Smith,  Treasurer  ; 
J.  E.  Mitchell,  Marshal  ;  John  W.  McAdoo,  Sergeant 
at- Arms. 

VEREIN  EINTRACHT.— Organized  May,  1868;  re- 
organized December,  1873.  Number  of  members, 
eleven  hundred.  Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at 
their  Hall,  312  Post  street.  Objects  :  To  foster  and 
cultivate  the  musical  and  dramatic  arts,  to  give  social 
and  literary  entertainments,  and  to  assist  its  mem- 
bers in  sickness  and  times  of  need.  In  connection 
with  this  society  a  gymnastic  section,  under  the 
leadership  of  Louis  Gerichten,  is  maintained. 

Officers.— F.  M.  Freund,  President ;  C.  Roeber,  Vice- 
President  ;  T.  Kuhls,  Recording  Secretary  ;  W.  Seidel, 
Treasurer. 

VETERANS  OF  THE  CALIFORNIA  HUNDRED 
AND  BATTALION.— Organized  May  1,  1866.  Office, 
422  California  street.  Number  of  members,  one  hun- 
dred and  eighty-two,  comprising  the  survivors  of  the 
five  hundred  men  in  the  California  Battalion  and  Cal- 
fornia  Hundred  at  their  discharge  in  August,  1865. 
Holds  an  Annual  Reunion  on  April  9,  each  year,  the 
anniversary  of  Lee's  surrender. 

Officers. — Captain  C.  Mason  Kinne,  President;  Lieu- 
tenant W.  A.  Robinson,  Secretary;  General  D.W.  C. 
Thompson,  Treasurer. 

WAGNER  VEREIN.— Organized  August  23,  1876. 
Meets  every  month  at  the  call  of  the  President.  Ob- 
jects :  Cultivation  of  music,  recreation,  and  promotion 
of  social  intercourse. 

Officers.— F.  T.  Briggs,  President;  Robert  Effey, 
Vice-President;  George  W.  Longley,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer- office,  332  Bush  street ;  R.  H.  Swayne,  Mu- 
sical Director. 

WESTERN  ADDITION  LITERARY  AND  SOCIAL 
CLUB. — Organized  December,  1H75,  Number  of  mem- 
bers, over  three  hundred.  Meets  each  alternate 
Monday  evening  at  Western  Addition  Music  Hall, 
California  street,  between  Fillmore  and  Steiner. 
Objects:  Literary  and  Social  Culture. 

Officers.— Geo.  T.  Biomley.  President;  J.  H.  W. 
Riley,  Vice-President ;  C.  S.  McLaren,  Recording 
Secretary;  S.  L.  Loring,  Financial  Secretary;©.  M. 
Gove,  Treasiirer. 

YALE  CLUB  OF  THE  PACIFIC  COAST.— Organ- 
ized September  1,  1877.  Number  of  members,  seventy- 
five.  Regular  meetings  are  held  on  the  second  Thurs- 
day  of  January,  April,  and  October,  of  each  year,  at 
place  that  may  be  designated  by  the  Executive  Com- 
mittee. There  isalsi>  an  annual  meeting  and  banquet 
on  the  second  Thursday  of  December. 

Objects  ;    To  promote  social  intercourse  among  its 


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spirit  of  Alma  Mater,  and  to  further  the  interests  of 
liberal  education  upon  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Offirers. — John  R.  Jarboe,  President ;  Gordon 
Blauding.and  Charles  Page,  Vice-Presidsnts  ;  Mount- 
ford  S.  Wilson,  Secretary  ;  Ely  I.  Hutchinson,  Treas- 
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Military — U.  S.  Army. 

MILITARY  DIVISION  OF  THE  PACIFIC— In- 
cludes the  Department  of  California,  the  Department 
of  the  Columbia,  and  the  Department  of  Arizona ; 
Maj-.-Gen.  Irvin  McDowell,  commanding;"  Capt.  Bir- 
ney  B.  Keeler,  Aid-de-Camp  and  Acting  Judge  Ad- 
vocate ;  Capt.  John  H.  Coster,  Aid-de-Camp  ;  Col. 
John  C.  Kelton,  Assistant  Adjutant-Cxtneral ;  Major 
Joseph  C.  Breckenridge,  Assistant  Inspector-General; 
Lieut. -Col.  Rufus  Saxton,  Deputy  Quartermaster-Gen- 
eral, Chief  Quartermaster;  Col.  Charles  L.  Kilburn, 
Assistant  Commissary-General  of  Subsistence,  Chief 
Commissary  of  Subsistence:  Col.  Charles  Sutherland, 
Medical  Director  ;  Col.  Charles  C.  Keeney,  Surgeon  : 
Lieut-Col.  G.  L.  Febiger,  Deputy  Paymaster-General, 
Chief  Paymaster;  Capt.  William  A.  Jones,  Engineer 
Officer  ;  Capt.  Henry  Johnson,  Medical  Storekeeper, 
Assistant  Medical  Purveyor;  Col.  George  H.  Weeks 
Jr.,  Depot  Quartermaster:  Capt.  Gustavus  A.  Hull, 
Military  Storekeeper;  Major  Thomas  C.  Sullivan,  Pur- 
chasing and  Depot  Commissary  of  Subsistence. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  CALIFORNIA,  U.  S.  A.— In- 
eludes  the  States  of  California  and  Nevada,  and  south- 
east pai-t  of  Idaho  Territory;  Maj.-Gen.  Irvin  Mc- 
Dowell, commanding.  (Same  officers  as  above  on  the 
staff  for  the  Department.) 

EXGINEEB  DEPABTMENT  FOB  PACIFIC  COAST.  U.  S.  A. 

— Lieut. -Col.  C.  S.  Stewart,  Senior  Engineer  and  Presi- 
dent Board  of  Engineers  Pacific  Coast,  and  Engineer 
in  charge  fortifications.  Fort  Point ;  Lieut-Col.  George 
H.  Mendell.  in  charge  Alcatraz  Island,  Lime  Point, 
and  Oakland  Harbor  Improvement ;  FirstLieut.  Al- 
bert H.  Payson,  Recorder  Board  of  Engineers,  office 
533  Kearny  street :  Lieut. -Col.  Charles  S.  Stewart, 
Twelfth  Light  House  District,  office  73-79  U.  S.  Ap- 
praisers' Building. 


NATIONAt.  GUARD  OF  CAI.IPOR>riA. 

Commander-in-Chief,  Governor  George  C.  Perkins. 

Stafi".  —  Major-General  Samuel  W.  Backus,  Ad- 
jutant-General, Inspector.  Quartermaster,  and  Com- 
missary-General, Chief  of  Ordnance,  and  ex-officio 
Chief  of  Staff;  Colonel  William  B.  Burtis,  Assistant 
Adjutant-General;  Colonel  George W.  Granniss, Chief 
Engineer;  Colonel  C.  Mason  Kinne,  Paymaster-Gen- 
eral ;  Colonel  Samuel  C.  Denson,  Judge  Advocate-Gen- 
eral ; Colonel  E.  A.Stockton,  Surgeon-General ; Colonel 
W.  W.  Dodge,  Inspector-General  of  Rifle  Practice ; 
Lieu-tenant -Colonels  John  D.  Spreckels,  Charles  F. 
Crocker,  J.  Henley  Smith,  Edward  A.  Belcher,  Frank 
McLaughlin,  Samuel  Mosgrove,  J.  M.  Donahue  and 
William  L.  Perkins,  Aids-de-Camp. 

Major-General  W.  H.  L.  Barnes,  Commanding  Di- 
vision ;  headquarters,  San  Francisco. 

Staff.— Lieutenant-Colonel  Joseph  M.Litchfield,  As- 
sistant Adjiitant-General  and  Chief  of  St;iff;  Lieu- 
tenant-Colonel W.H. Chamberlain,  Division  Inspector  ; 
Lieutenant-Colonel  Theodore  Wagner,  Engineer  Offi- 
cer ;  Lieutenant-Colonel  H.  P.  Fletcher,  Ordnance 
Officer ;  Lieutenant-Colonel  G.  C.  Smart,  Quarter- 
master;  Lieutenant-Colonel  H.  J.  Burns,  Inspector 
of  Rifle  Practice;  Lientenant-Colonel  Frank  Shay, 
Commissary  ;  Lieutenant-Colonel  S.  D.  Mayer,  Pay- 
master;  Lieutenant -Colonel  W.  M.  Newhall.  Judge 
Advocate:  Lieutenant  -  Colonel  L.  L.  Dorr,  Surgeon; 
Majors  William  S.  Barnes  and  N.  J.  Britton,  Aids-de- 
Camp. 

Second  Brioade. —  That  portion  of  the  National 
Guard  located  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco 
now  consists  of  one  Regiment  of  Infantry,  one  Regi- 
meat  of  Artilery,  one  Battalion  of  Infantry,  two  un- 
attached Ciimpanies  of  Infantry,  an"d  two  Companies 
of  Cavalry, comprising  Second  Brigade.  Headquar- 
ters, 7  Nucleus  Building.  Brigadier-General  William 
H.  Dimond,  commanding. 


Staff. — Major  George  W.  Reed,  Assistant  Adjutant- 
General   and  Chief  of  Staff';  Major  W.   H.   Holmes, 

Brigade  Inspector; ,  Judge  Advocate; 

Major  George  A.  Fisher, Quartermaster ;  Major  Thos. 
H.  Griffin,  Commissary;  Jlajor  John  Nightingale, 
Surgeon ;  Major  Frank  P.  McLennan,  Engineer  Offi- 
cer :  Major  D.  D.  Stubbs,  Paymaster:  Major  John  T. 
Cutting,  Ordnance  Officer ;  Major  Adolph  F.  Klose, 
Inspector  of  Rifle  Practice  ;  Captain  Henry  A.  Plate, 
Aid-de-Camp. 

FIRST  INFANTRY  REGIMENT.—  Headquarters, 
402  Montgomery  street.  J.  H.  Dickinson,  Colonel; 
Walter  Turnbull,  Lieutenant-Colonel ;  George  M. 
Oaylord,  Major;  Edward  B.Swain,  Adjutant ;  John 
R.  Sayres,  Quartermaster ;  James  Kip,  Paymaster; 
George  H.  Strong,  Inspector  Rifle  Practice;  Richard 
Cluft",  Commissary;  A.  M.  Wilder,  M.  D.,  Surgeon; 
Rev.  S.  Gregory  Lines,  D.  D..  Chaplain; 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz.: 

CoMP.\NY  A. — J.  H.  McMenomy,  Captain;  William 
P.  Sullivan  Jr.,  First  Lieutenant ;  Henry  A.  Thomeen, 
Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  sixty.  Ar- 
mory, 420  Post  street. 

Cdmpaxy  B. — Samuel  J.  Taylor,  Captain ;  August 
F.  Plate,  First  Lieutenant ;  John  G.  Conrad,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  sixty-one.  Ar- 
mor}', comer  of  New  Montgomery  and  Howard  streets. 

CoiTP.iJST  C. — H.  S.  Templeton,  Captain  ; 


First  Lieutenant ;  John  E.  Klein,  Second  Lieutenant. 
Number  of  members,  sixty-eight.  Armory,  322  Post 
street. 

CoMPANT  D.— George  D.  Harvey,  Captain;  Vincent 
Kingwell.  First  Lieutenant ;  Herbert  M.  Greene,  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  sixty-three. 
Armory,  northwest  comer  of  New  Montgomery  and 
Howard  streets. 

CoMPAJiY  E.— M.  N.  Laufenburg,  Captain;  Edmund 
H.  Bncknam,  First  Lieutenant ;  George  Teller,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  ninety-three.  Ar- 
mory, northwest  corner  of  New  Montgomery  and 
Howard  streets. 

CoMPAXT  F. — Charles  F.  Holyoke,  Captain  ;  Edward 
Everett,  First  Lieutenant  ;  William  M.  Cavanaugh, 
Second  Lie\itenant.  Number  of  members,  fifty-nine. 
Armory,  322  Post  street. 

CoMP.\NT  G.— Chas.  P.  LeBreton,  Captain  ;  Francis 
J'.  Kremple,  First  Lieutenant;  Charles  L.  Tilden, 
Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  sixty-three. 
Armory,  322  Post  street. 

Company  H.— Hyman  P.  Bush,  Captain  ;  Joseph  B. 
Smyth,  First  Lieutenant  ;  Charles  T.  Wilson,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  fifty-five.  Ar- 
mory, northwest  comer  of  New  Montgomery  and 
Howard  streets. 

Savekiers'  Fibst  Regiment  Band. — Jacques  Save- 
nffers.  Leader ;  Charles  M.  Mayberry,  Drum  Major. 
Number  of  members,  twenty-four. 

SECOND  ARTILLERY  REGIMENT.— Headquarters, 
316  California  street.  William  R.  Smedberg,  Colonel; 
David  Wilder,  Lieutenant-Colonel;  James  E.  Hughes, 
Major;  Carlton  C.  Coleruan.  Adjutant;  Walter  E. 
Dean,  Quartermaster  ;  W.  H.  C.  Fowler,  Paymaster  ; 
George  F.  Ashton,  Ordnance  Officer;  Henry  Geilfuss, 
Commissary;  Edwin  J.  Eraser,  Surgeon;  Rev.  Chas. 
D.  Barrows, .Chaplain  ;  Edward  O.  Sprowl,  Inspector 
of  Rifle  Practice  ;  Richard  Brown,  Sergeant  Major  ; 
Harry  Durbrow,  Quartermaster  Sergeant ;  Spencer  C. 
Bu<kbee,  Commissary  Sergeant ;  Charles  E.  Hinckley, 
Ordnance  Sergeant ;  Lorenzo  R.  Heitler,  Drum  Major. 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz.: 

Company  A,  (Gatling  Battery) .  -John  C.  Murphy, 
Capt.'iin  ;  John  G.  Noonan,  Senior  First  Lieutenant; 
James  Byrnes,  Junior  First  Lieutenant ;  John  P. 
Warrou,  Senior  Second  Lieutenant;  Wm.  M.  Shaugh- 
ne.ssy.  Junior  Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, one  hundred.  .Vrmory,  southeast  corner  of  New 
Montgomery  and  Minna  streets. 

Company  B,  (Light  Battery (.—W.  B.  Collier,  Cap- 
tain ; ,  Senior  First  Lieutenant ;  Wm. 

H.  Aldrich,  Junior  First  Lieutenant ;  George  L.  Rey. 
nolds.  Senior  Second  Lieutenant;  George  W.  Duttou, 
Junior  Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  members, 
fifty.     Armory,  519  Mission  street. 


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Company  C. — Hermann  Wobber,  Captain;  David 
Schoenfeld,  First  Lieutenant ;  John  Bruer,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  seventy.  Armory, 
620  Bush  street. 

Company  D. — Philip  Newman,  Captain ;  Joseph  H. 
Bechler,  First  Lieutenant ;  Gerhard  F.  Reck,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  seventy.  Armory, 
620  Burih  street. 

Company  E. — Michael  E.  O'Donovan,  Captain  ;  Sam- 
uel B.  Gang,  First  Lieutenant ;  Jeremiah  C.  O'Connor, 
Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  fifty. 
Armory,  northeast  corner  of  New  Montgomery  and 
Howard  streets. 

Company  F.— Francis  V.  Bell,  Captain;  James  N. 
Pike,  First  Lieutenant;  Charles  N .  Stangroom,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  eighty.  Armory, 
corner  of  Sutter  and  Powell  streets. 

Company  G.— Lee  W.  Mix,  Captain;  Charles  S.Neal, 
First  Lieutenant ;  George  F.  McLeod,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant. Number  of  members,  sixty.  Armory,  119 
Post  street. 

Company  H. — George  Bigley,  Captain  ;  William  D. 
Waters,  First  Lieutenant ;  James  W.  Eeinfeld,  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  sixty.  Armory, 
620  Bush  street. 

Cadet  Company. — William  C.  Sharpstein,  Captain  ; 
John  W.  Davis,  First  Lieutenant ;  Clifford  A.  Davis, 
Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  sixty. 
Armory,  Boys'  High  School,  north  side  Sutter  street, 
between  Gough  and  Octavia. 

FIFTH  INFANTRY  BATTALION.— Headquarters, 
218  California  street.  Horace D.  Ranlett,  Major,  Com- 
manding ;  Adjutant;  H.  L.  DeForrest,  Ordnance 

OflScer;  J.  H.  Russell,  Quartermaster;  Royal  I.  Auld, 
Commissary  ;  Wm.  isimpson,  Surgeon  ;  W.  F.  Ellis, 
Paymaster ;  E.  W.  Woodward,  Inspector  of  Rifle  Prac- 
ice ;  Wm.  S.  Cochran,  Chaplain ;  W.  Verbeck,  Ser- 
geant-Major. 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz: 

Company  A. — A.  L.  Smith,  Captain  ;  Jos.  S.  Green, 
First  Lieutenant ;  E.  M.  Campbell,  Second  Lieuten- 
ant. Number  of  members,  seventy-five.  Located  at 
Oakland. 

Company  B.— W.  T.  Adel,  Captain  ;  Chas.  E.  Bradley, 
First  Lieutenant ;  E.  S.  Breyfogle,  Second  Lieutenant. 
Number  of  members,  one  hundred.  Located  at  San 
Jos6. 

Company  0. — James  Armstrong,  Captain  ;  Albert  G. 
Twist,  First  Lieutenant ;  Fred.  Kuhnle,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant. Number  of  members,  sixty-five.  Located  at 
Petal  um  a. 

Company  D.— Frank  O'Grady,  Captain  ;  Thomas  P. 
McDonald,  First  Lieutenant ;  Richard  Coleman,  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  seventy.  Lo- 
cated at  Vallejo. 

UNATTACHED  COMPANIES.  —  San  Francisco 
Hussars. — C.  C.  Keene,  Captain;  Martin  Bruns^, 
First  Lieutenant ;  Frank  M.  Parker.  Senior  Second 
Lieutenant ;  Robert  D.  Cunningham,  Junior  Second 
Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  fifty.  Armory, 
southeast  corner  of  Minna  and  New  Montgomery 
streets. 

Oakl.vnd   Light    Cavalry. — Louis   L.    Bromwell, 

Captain  ; ,  First  Lieutenant ;  Webb  N.  Pearce, 

Senior  Second  Lieutenant ;  Varney  W.  Gaskell.  Junior 
Second  Lieutenant.  Number  of  members,  seventy- 
five.     Located  at  Oakland. 

INDEPENDENT  COMPANIES.  —  The  following 
companies  are  independent  of  the  National  Guard  of 
California,  and  not  under  control  of  the  State  mili- 
tary authorities  : 

California  Jaegers.— Organized  February  5, 1871. 
Number  of  members,  fifty.     Armory,  620  Bush  street. 

Officers.— C.  Spiegel,  Captain  ;  William  Siliuhrer, 
First  Lieutenant ;  Martin  Lange,  Second  Lieutenant. 

EiNTBAOHT  Rifle  Section.— Organized,  1H7(;.  Num- 
ber of  members,  sixty.     Armory,  312  Post  street. 

Officers.— W.  Hatje,  Captain  ;  F.  Kuhls,  First  Lieu- 
tenant; H.  Coffin,  Second  Lieutenant. 

Emmet  Life  Gdarii.— Organized  November  18,  1862. 
Reorgan-lzed  May,  1868.  Number  of  members,  forty- 
seven.  Armory,  northeast  corner  of  New  Montgomery 
and  Howard  streets.  v 

Officers.- Robert  Cleary,  Captain  ;  John  C.  Healy, 
First  Lieutenant ;  Patrick  Carroll,  Second  Lleuten- 
utt. 


French  Zouaves. — Organized  May,  1870.  Number 
of  members,  ninety.    Armory,  808  Pacific  street. 

Officers. — J.  Routes,  Captain ;  B.  Toulouse,  First 
Lieutenant;  J.  Desbarats,  Second  Lieutenant. 

Garibaldi  Guard. — Organized  June  6,  1868.  Num- 
ber of  members,  five  hundred  and  fifty.  Armory, 
423  Broadway  street. 

Officers. — F.  Luchetti,  Captain  ;  G.  Bigniotti,  First 
Lieiitenant ;  A.  De  Luca  and  C.  Cuneo,  Second  Lieu- 
tenants. 

German  Fusileer  Guard. — Organized  December 
17, 1870.  Number  of  members,  eighty.  Armory,  Old 
Tum-Verein  Hall. 

Officers. — C.  A.  Deusenbach,  President ;  Charles 
Paull,  Secretary  ;  Charles  Kirch,  Treasurer  ;  Ernest 
Maack,  Captain  ;  F.  Rodefeld,  First  Lieutenant  ;  John 
Wiese,  Second  Lieutenant ;  George  Schaefer,  Third 
Lieutenant 

Independent  McMahon  Grenadier  Guard. — 
Organized  March  17,  1876.  Number  of  members, 
eighty.     Armory,  Irish  American  Hall. 

Officers. — John  E.  Green,  Captain  ;  Daniel  Hughes, 
First  Lieutenant ;  S.  J.  Steele,  Second  Lieutenant. 

Independent  Rifles. — Organized  March  15,  1877. 
Number  of  members,  seventy.  Armory,  620  Bush 
street. 

Officers.— George  Cantus,  Captain  ;  Julius  Wilder- 
muth.  First  Lieutenant ;  Thoo.  Sehmalholz,  Second 
Lieutenant. 

It.\lian  Sharpshooters  (Bersaglieri  Italian!). — 
Organized  May,  1878.  Number  of  members,  seventy. 
Armory,  625  Broadway  street. 

Officers.— Vennazio  Quilici,  Captain  ;  Serafino  Cav- 
allero.  First  Lieutenant;  Giovanni  Giampaoli,  Second 
Lieutenant. 

Juarez  Guard.— Organized  October  28, 1877,  out  of 
the  Guardia  Juarez  and  Guardia  Lerdo.  Number  of 
members,  forty-three.  Armory,  ScoUay's  HsU,  1524 
Stockton  street. 

Officers. — Antonio  DeLa  Torre,  Captain  ;  F.  Ybarra, 
First  Lieutenant ;  Joaquin  Sobarzo,  Second  Lieuten- 
ant. 

Lafayette  Guard.— Organized  June  1, 1868.  Num. 
ber  of  members,  one  hundred  and  twenty.  Armory, 
730  Montgomery  street. 

Officers. — E.  Luttringer,  Captain ;  L.  Viaud,  First 
Lieutenant;  Henry  Letroadec,  Second  Lieutenant. 

Sarsfield  Guard. — Organized  September  7,  1868. 
Reorganized  May  8, 1878.  Number  of  members,  forty. 
Armory,  Humboldt  Hall,  Mission  and  13th  streets. 

Officers. — M.  O'Leary,  Captain  ;  J.  G.  Browne,  First 
Lieutenant;  T.  J.  Harris,  Second  Lieutenant. 

ScHUETZEN  Verein. — Organized  September,  1859. 
Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  fifty.  Armory, 
Turn  Verein  Hall,  323  Turk  street. 

Officers. — John  Wulzen,  Captain  ;  H.  F.  Kappke,  First 
Lieutenant;  A.  Browning,  Second  Lieutenant;  D. 
Ehrichs,  Third  Lieutenant ;  C.  C.  Funk,  Fourth  Lieu- 
tenant. 

Swiss  Sharpshooters.  —  Organized  March,  1860. 
Number  of  members,  fifty-four.  Armory,  630  Bush 
street. 

Officers. — Giuseppe  Bontempi,  Captain  ;  Henry  Juri, 
First  Lieutenant ;  P.  G.  Moresi,  Second  Lieutenant. 


Cemeteries. 

BETH  OLAM  (Hebrew) . — Point  Lobos  avenue,  near 
Thirty-third  avenue. 

CALVARY  (Roman  Catholic). — Termination  Geary 
street,  fronting  Point  Lobos  avenue. 

CITY. — Termination  California  street,  near  Point 
Lobos  avenue. 

HOME  OF  PEACE  (Hebrew)  .—Between  Eight- 
eenth, Nineteenth,  Dolores  and  Church  streets. 

LAUREL  HILL  (late  Lone  Mountain). — Between 
Post  and  California  streets,  fronting  Central  avenue. 

MASONIC. — West  of  Masonic  avenue,  between  Ful- 
ton and  Turk  streets  ;  entrance  from  Point  Lobos  av- 
enue, near  Lone  Mountain.      Office,  Masonic  Temple. 

ODD  FELLOWS'.— Point  Lobos  avenue,  near  Lone 
Mountain.     Office.  410  Kearny  street. 

SHERITH  ISRAEL  (Hebrew)  .—Between  Nine- 
teenth.  Twentieth,  Dolores  and  Church  streets. 


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PUBLIC  STREETS,  AVENUES,  SQUARES,  PLACES, 

OF   THE   CONSOLIDATED 

CITY  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

IN    A'CCOKDANCE   WITH    THE    OF-FICIAL    MAPS,  1868,  1870,  AND    1872. 

ExPLANATOKT.— The  Ordinance  for  re-nnmberlns;  the  buildings  of  this  city  provides  that  "  Market  Street  shall  be  the 
startint?  point  for  the  numbers  of  all  buildings  fronting  on  the  streets  running  therefrom  In  a  northerly  direction,  and  also 
for  those  running  therefrom  in  a  Eoutheasterly  direction.  The  streets  laid.down  in  the  ofllciBl  map  of  the  city  as  forming 
the  water  front  thereof  shall  be  the  starting  point  for  numbers  on  all  streets  running  westerly  and  southwesterly  there- 
from, except  upon  such  streets  running  westerly  commencing  from  Market  Street,  and  upon  all  such  streets.  Market 
Street  shall  be  the  starting  point  for  numbers.  On  all  streets  the  numbers  on  the  right  hand  side,  starting  from  the  point 
of  beginning,  are  even  numbers,  ai:d  on  the  left  hand  side,  odd  numbers.  One  hundred  numbers,  or  as  many  thereof  as 
may  be  necessary,  shall  be  allotted  to  each  block  bounded  by  principal  streets;  numbers  100,  200,  and  300  being  respect- 
ively the  numbers  for  commencing  the  blocks  distant  one,  two,  and  three  streets  from  the  starting  point  on  the  side 
designated  for  even  numbers,  and  numbers  101,  201,  and  'Ml,  in  similar  manner  for  the  opposite  side  of  the  street, 
throughout  its  extent;  so  that  the  initial  figure  of  the  number  placed  on  a  building  at  any  street-crossing  shall  Indicate 
the  number  of  main  streets  such  street-crossing  is  from  the  starting  point.  Not  less  than  twenty  feet  In  frontage  of  all 
vacant  lots  of  ground  shall  be  allowed  for  each  number.  On  all  cross  or  Intermediate  streets  the  numbering  shall  com- 
mence where  said  streets.begin,  and  shall  conform  to  the  plan  specified  In  this  Order." 

By  this  new  decimal  system  of  numbering  buildings,  the  exact  location  of  any  number  Is  readily  ascertained;  for 
example,  If  yon  want  to  find  62-1  Montgomery,  it  is  on  the  east  side  of  the  block  extending  from  Clay  to  Washington, 
which  is  the  seventh  from  Market— Commercial  and  Merchant  being  private  streets.  Again,  825  Clay  Is  on  the  ninth 
block  from  the  water  front,  which  is  the  one  extending  from  Dupont  to  Stockton.  It  must  be  borne  in  mind  that  one 
hundred  numbers  are  allowed  on  each  block  between  principal  streets. 

The  following  streets  are  but  partially  opened,  and  each  differ  materially  from  the  plan  originally  laid  out,  viz : 
Clementina,  Packer,  Jessie,  Minna,  Natoma,  Ritch,  Shipley,  Stevenson,  and  Tehama. 

The  territory  lying  west  of  Laurel  HIU  and  Odd  Fellows'  Cemetery,  and  generally  known  as  the  Outside  Lands,  has 
recently  been  surveyed,  and  is  designated  on  the  new  official  City  and  County  Map  as  avenues  and  streets.  Those 
running  north  and  south  are  named  respectively  from  First  to  Forty-ninth  avenues,  and  those  running  east  and  west, 
from  First  avenue  to  the  Ocean,  and  parallel  with  Point  Lobos  Avenue,  A  to  W  streets. 

Reference  Is  frequently  made  In  the  Register  of  Names  to  the  following,  and  which  are  located  as  follows:  Hoadley 's 
Addition,  situated  west  of  Pierce  and  between  Geary  and  Washington;  Horner's  Addition,  south  and  near  the  Mission 
Dolores;  Western  Addition,  west  of  Larkin;  .San  Miguel  Ranch,  southwest  and  near  the  Mission  Dolores;  Bemal  Heights 
(B.  H.),  south  of  Twenty-sixth  Street,  between  San  Bruno  and  San  Jos6  Roads;  and  University  Mound  Tract  (U.  M.  T.), 
west  of  San  Bruno  Road,  five  miles  from  the  City  Hall.    See,  also.  Prominent  Places,  end  Street  Directory. 

(6)  Street  not  opened,     (c)  Fractional  blocks,  one  hundred  numbers  allowed  for  first  two  blocks,    (d)  Fronting  the 

bay.    (e)  Street  ends.    ( )  Street  does  not  cross.    B.  H.,  Bemal  Heights.    U.  M.  T.,  University  Mound  Tract.    S.  S.  F., 

South  San  Francigco.    A  blank  is  used  where  the  number  at  the  crossiBg  of  a  street  could  not  be  ascertained. 


A,  bet  Point  Lobos  av  and 
B  fm  First  av  W. 

A.  South  S  F  bet  Ship  and 
B  fm  Fifth  av  SW  to  coun- 
ty line. 

Ada  CODrt.,  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde  fm  O'Far- 
reUN. 

Ada  Conrt.  See  Wells 
Court 

Adair,  bet  Fifteenth  and 
Sixteenth  fm  Howard  W 
to  Capp 

Adam,  N  and  S  s  Eve  bet 
San  Bruno  Road  and  Call- 

f=fomla  av,  B  H 

Adamii.    See  Seymour  av 

Adelaide  Place,  bet 
Geary  and  I'osl  fm  Taylor 
W. 

Adele,  bet  Chace  and 
Stringham  tmlslals  Creek 
S  to  Hecker 

Adele  AIle:»',  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  fm  Jackson 
N. 

Adier,  fm  Dupont  E  to 
Montiroiiiery  av 

Adona  Place,  bet  Ma- 
son and  Taylor  fm  Wash- 
ington N. 

Aeneii  I^ane,  bet  Stock- 
ton anil  Dupont  fmValleJo 
N. 

Alabama,  bet  Colambia 
and  Harrison  fm  Twenty- 
first  S  to  Serpentine  av 

Alameda,  bet  Channel 
and  El  Dorado  fm  the  bay 
W  to  Harrison. 

Alamo  Siquare,  bet 
Scott  and  Stelner,  Hayes 
and  Fulton. 

Alaska,  bet  Water  Front 
and  Mexico  flu  Water 
Front  S  to  India. 


Alaska  Place,  bet  Bay 

and  North  Point  fm  Mason 
W. 
Aleatras   Square,  bet 

Jefferson  and  N  Point, 
Franklin  and  Gough. 

Alemany  Avenae,  bet 
Dolores  and  Church  fm 
Seventeenth  to  Church 
lane. 

Alger  Place,  bet  Harri- 
son and  Bryant  fin  First  E 

Alice  Alley,  bet  Taylor 
and  Jones  N  from  Post  to 
Lewis. 

Allen,  bet  Union  and  Fil- 
bert fm  Hyde  W. 

Allen,  fm  C'jrtland  av  S  to 
Crescent  av,  8  s  B  H. 

AlleyH  Court,  bet  .San- 
some  and  Montgomery  fm 
Greenwich  N. 

A  1  ni  e  r  a ,  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hvde  fm  Clay 
N. 

Alta,  bet  Union  and  Fil- 
bert fm  Sansome  W. 

Alta  Plaza,  bet  Scott  and 
Stelner,  Jackson  and  Clay. 

Amador,  bet  Islals  and 
Calaveras  fm  the  bay  to 
First  av. 

Amazon,  K  s  County 
R(jad  5'^  miles  fm  City 
Hall 

AmlierNt,  bet  Princeton 
and  Yale  fm  Silver  av  S, 
IT.  M.  T. 

Andernon.  fm  California 
av  S  to  Cortland  av,  B  H. 

Andre».  I"t  Fifth  and 
Sixth  fm  Folsom  N. 

Ankeny  Place,  bet  Sut- 
ter and  Bush  fm  Powell  E. 

Anna,  bet  I'owell  and  Ma- 
son fm  Eddy  N. 


Annl^,  bet  New  Mont- 
gomery and  Third  fm  Mar- 
ket to  Mission. 

Anthony,  bet  First  and 
Second  fm  Mission  N. 

Antonio,  bet  Ellis  and 
O'Farrell  fm  Jones  W. 

Arizona,  bet  Colorado 
and  Idaho  fm  Water  Front 
S  to  India. 

Arkannas,  bet  Connecli- 
cut  and  Wisconsin  fin  Cen- 
ter S  to  Tulare. 

Arllnffton.  fm  San  Jose 
Road  nr  Charles  SW  to 
Mateo. 

Army,  bet  Twenty-slxlh 
and  Twenty-seventh  fm 
San  Bruno  Road  W  to 
Bellevue. 

Asii  Avenue,  bet  Fulton 
and  McAllister  fm  Larkin 
to  Fillmore. 

South    Street  JV.  side. 

I    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201  Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

;«)1    Franklin :iOO 

401    Gough 400 

.501    Octavla 500 

601    Lagiina 600 

701    Buchanan 700 

AHhbnrton  Place,  bet 

Post  and  Sutter  fm  Du- 
pont E. 

AHlibnry,  bet  Masonic  av 
and  Clayton  fin  Fulton  S. 

AlIienH,  Excelsior  Home- 
stead .Assoriatlon 

Auburn,  bet  Mason  and 
Taylor  fm  .Jackson  to  I'a- 
ciflc. 

AnguMt  Alley,  bet  Pow- 
ell and  Mason  fm  Green  N. 


AngnAta,  South  S  F,  S  of 
Helena  fm  Silver  av  W  to 
York. 
Austin,  bet  Pine  and  Bush 

fm  Larkin  to  Octavla. 
South    Street.  Jf.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    A'an  Ness  avenve..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavla 500 

Aztec  bet  Cherubuscoand 
Buena  Vista  fin  Coso  av 
NE,  B  H. 
B,  bet  A  and  C  fm  First  av 

W. 
B,  South  8  F,  from  Third  av 

SW  to  county  line. 
Bacbe,  bet    Porter    and 
Laurel  av  fm  Crescent  av 
S,  BH. 
Bacon,  bet   Burrow  and 
Wavland,  fm  .San  Bruno 
Road  W,  U.  M.  T. 
Bagley  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont  and   Stockton  from 
(I'FarrellN. 
Baker,  bet  Broderick  and 
Lvon  fm  Halghtto  Lewis. 
West.    Street.  £.  side. 

1    Halght 2 

101    Page 100 

201    dak 200 

301     Fell 300 

401     Haves 400 

501    Grove 500 

601    Fulton 600 

701    McAllister 700 

ROl    Golden  Gate  av 800 

Turk 

Calvary  Cemetery 

i:i01    Gearv 1300 

1401     Post 1400 

1.501    Sutter 1500 

1601    Bush IflOO 


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SAN   FEANCISCO   DIKECTORY. 


1701    Pine 1700 

1801    California 1800 

1901    Sacramento 1900 

2001    Clav 2000 

2101    Washington 2100 

2201    Jackson 2200 

2301     Pacitlc 2300 

3401    Broadway 2400 

2501    Vallelo 2500 

2601    Green 2600 

2701    Union 2700 

2801     Filbert 2800 

2901    Greenwich 2900 

3001    Lombard :»00 

3101    Chestnut 3100 

3201    Francisco :J200 

SiOl    Bav 3300 

3401    North  Point. 3400 

3501    Beach , 3500 

3601    Jefferson 900 

3701    Tonquln 3700 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Baker  Avenue,    I'm 
Railroad  av    E  to   Islals 
Creek. 
Balance,    bet    Sansome 
and  Montgomery  fm  Jack- 
son to  Gold. 
Baldwin     Conrt,    bet 
Fremont  and  First  fm  Fol- 
Koni  NE. 
Baltimore  Park,  bet 
KIdley  and  Fourteenth  fm 
Guerrero  W  to  Dolores. 
Banks,  fm  California  av 

S  to  Cortland  av,  B  H. 
Bannani     Place,     bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 
Green  to  Union. 
B  artlett,    bet    Valencia 
anil   Jllsslon  I'm  Twenty- 
first  S  to  Serpentine  av. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Twentv-tjrst 2 

101    Twentv-second 100 

201    TwentV-third 200 

:«)1    Twenty-fourth 300 

401    Twentv-tifth 400 

50i    Twenty-sixth 500 

(e)    SerpentineAvenue  (e) 
Bartlett,  bet  Warren  and 
Merced  tni  Thirtieth  S  to 
Laldley. 
Bartlett  Alley,  bet 
Kearny   and    Dupont   fm 
Jackson  to  Pacific. 
Bartol,  bet  Sansome  and 
Montgomery  fm  ValleJoS. 
Baller.v,  bet  Front   and 
Sansome    fm    Market   to 
the  Bay 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Bush..      2 

101    Pine 100 

201    California €00 

213    Halleck 

301    Sacramento. 300 

315    Commercial 312 

401    Clay 400 

417    Merchant, 416 

501    Washington 500 

Oregon 512 

601    Jackson 600 

701    Pacific 700 

Chambers 710 

801    Broadway 800 

819    Flint  Allev 

901    Vallejo 900 

1001    Green 1000 

— ■    Commerce 

1101    Union 1100 

1201    Filbert 1200 

1301    Greenwich {d) 

(e)    Lombard i^ej 

Ba.T,  bet  Francisco  and  N 
I'olnt  fm  Kearny  to  Pre- 
sidio Keservatlon. 
S<»Uh.    Street.         N.  tide. 

1    Kearny 2 

101    Dupont 100 

Midway  East 

201    Stockton 200 

Midway  West 

301     Powell 300 

401     Mason 400 

501     Taylor 500 

601    Jones 600 

Montgomery  av ... 

701    lieavenworth 700 

801    Hyde 800 

901     Larkln 900 

1001     Polk 1000 

1101     Van  Ness  av 1100 


1201    Franklin 1200 

1301    Gough 1300 

1401    Octavla 1400 

1501    Laguna 1500 

1601    Buchanan 1600 

1701     Webster 1700 

1801     Flllmnre 1800 

1901    Stelner 1900 

2001     Pierce 2000 

2101    Scott. 2100 

2201    Devisadero 2200 

2:»1    Broderlck 2300 

2401    Baker 2400 

Bay   Vie»v  Place,  bet 

Jones   and   Leavenworth 

fm  Union  N. 
Bay  A-renne,  bet  First 

ami  Second  fm  Bryant  S. 
Bea«Ii,  bet  N  Point  and 

Jeflferson   fm   Dupont   to 

Presidio  Reservation. 
South.    Street.          xV.  side, 
(d)    Dupont 2 

(d)  Stockton 100 

201    Powell.. .A 200 

301    Mason 300 

401    Tavlor 400 

501    Jones .500 

601    Leaveiiworth 600 

Montgomery  av... 

701    Hyde 700 

801    Larkln 800 

901    Polk 900 

VanNessav 

Gov't  Reservation 

1401    Laguna 1400 

1501    Buchanan 1500 

1601    Webster 1600 

1701    Fillmore 1700 

1801    Stelner 1800 

1901    Pierce 1900 

3()01    Scott 2000 

2101    Devisadero 2100 

2201    Broderlck 2200 

2301    Baker 2300 

Beacon,  fm  Castro  SE  to 
Bemls,  thence  W  to  Cas- 
tro. 
Beale,  bet  Main  and  Fre- 
mont fm  Market  SE  to  the 
bay 
S.W.    Street.  N.E. 

1    Market 2 

Vlscher  place 

101    Mission. 100 

Bertha 

201    Howard 200 

;i01    Folsom 300 

Beale  place 

401    Harrison ; 400 

501    Bryant 500 

(e)  Brannan ,...  (,e) 

Beale  Place,  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison  fm 
Main  W. 

Beaver,  bet  Fifteenth  and 

Sixteenth   fm  Noe  W  to 

Castro. 
Becker  Place,  bet  Post 

and  Sutter  f  m  Taylor  E. 
Bedford     Place,     bet 

Stockton  and    Powell   fm 

Jackson  N. 
Beldenian,  bet  Devisa- 
dero and  Scott  fm  Ellis  to 

O'Farrell. 
Belcher,  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth  fm  Market 

N 
Belden,  bet  Montgomery 

and  Kearnv  fm  Bush  to 

Pin.'. 
Bellair  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont   and     Stockton     fm 

Chestnut  to  Francisco 
Bellevne,  W  of  Ellen  fm 

Elizabeth  to  Thirtieth 
Bellevne  Avenue,  W 

End  H  Assn. 
BemiH,  fm  Beacon  SE  to 

Falrmount,  thence  SW  to 

Castro. 
Benton    Avenue,    fm 

Laurel  av  nr  Crescent  av. 
Berlin,    bet    GIrard   and 

Goettlugeii  Ini  Silver  av  S. 
Bernadollo,   bet    Islals 

and   Schneider  fm    Islals 

Creek  ohunnel  NE  to  Sixth 

av. 
Bernal,  E  of  San  Bruno 

Road  fm  Vermont  to  Jla- 

rengo. 


Bernal,  fm  Sepentlne  av 

S  to  Preclta  av, 
Bernard,  bet  Pacific  and 
Broadway   fm   Taylor   to 
Leavenworth 
South.    Street.  N.  side. 

1    Tavlor 2 

101    Jones 100 

(e)    Leavenworth (e) 

Bernlce,  bet  Folsom  and 
Harrison  fm  Twelfth  to 
Thirteenth 
Ber  r.y,  bet  King  and  Chan- 
nel SW  I'm  Second  to 
Eighth. 
S.E.    Street.  JST.W. 

1    Second 2 

101    Third 100 

Madden 

Haggin 

TevJB 

Dewey 

201    Fourth 200 

301    Fifth 300 

401    Sixth 400 

501    Seventh 500 

(e)    Eighth (e) 

Berry,bet  Sutter  and  Bush 

fm  Dupont  E. 
Bertha,  bet  Mission  and 

Howard  fm  Beale  W. 
Billings    Place,     bet 
Montgomery  and  Sansome 
fm  Filbert  N. 
Birch  Avenue,  bet 
Grove  and  Fulton  fm  Lar- 
kln W. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkln 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue.  200 

301    Franklin :»0 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavla .500 

601    Laguna 600 

701    Buchanan 700 

Blackstone  Place,fm 

Lombard  nr  Larkln  N. 

Blossom,  bet  Qulnn  and 
Fourteenth,  fm  Valencia 
to  Guerrero. 

Bluxome,  bet  Brannan 
and  Townsend  fm  First 
SW,  and  bet  Brannan  and 
Townsend  fm  J^ourth  SW 
to  Sixth 

Boardman  ]Place,  bet 
Sixth  and  Seventh  fm 
Brannan  to  Bryant 

Bond,  bet  Twelfth  and 
Thirteenth  fm  Mission  to 
Glen  Park  av. 

Bond,  bet  Church  and 
Sanchez  fm  Sixteenth  to 
Eighteenth. 

Bone  Alley,  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Kearny  fm 
Green  N. 

Bonita,  bet  Vallejo  and 
Green  fm  Polk  to  Van  Ness 
av 

Boston  Place,  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison  fm  First 
E. 

Bouvbin  Place,  bet 
Stelner  and  Pierce  fm  Ed- 
dy to  Ellis. 

Bourbon,  bet  Preclta 
Creek  and  Norman  fm  Or- 
leans NE. 

Bourn,  bet  Chace  and 
Freelon  fm  Kossuth  S  to 
Hecker. 

Bowdoln,  bet  Hamilton 
and  Dartmouth  fm  Sliver 
av  S,  U.  M.  T. 

Bower  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fm 
Green  S. 

Bowie  Avenue,  bet 
Howard  and  Folsom  fm 
Eleventh  B. 

Bowles  Place,  bet 
Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
fm  Howard  N. 

Bowman  Pl.ice.  S  s 
Bryant  nr  First. 

Boyce,  bet  (^ook  and  Wy- 
liamson  fm  Point  Lobos 
avN. 


Boyd,  bet   Harrison   and 

Bryant,     Seventh     and 

Eighth,  and  E  and  W sides 

Chesle.v. 

Bradf6r<1,  fm    Cortland 

av  N  to  California  av  BH. 

Brady,   bet    Potter    and 

Hermann  fm  Market  SE  to 

Mission, 

Brad.y  Place,  bet  Green 

and  Union  fm  Larkln  E. 

Brannan, bet  Bryant  and 

Townsend  SWfm  Beale  to 

Potrero  av. 

S.E.     Street.  A".  W. 

1.   Beale 2 

101    Fremont 100 

201    First 200 

301    Second 300 

311    Stanford 

Central  place 

371    Thompson  avenue 

401    Third 400 

417    Ritch 416 

Zoe 430 

501    Fourth 500 

601    Fifth 600 

701    Sixth 700 

Clinton 

Geneva 

Boardman  place ... 

Brannan  place 

Gilbert 

801    Seventh 800 

Norton  court 

901    Eighth 900 

- —    Converse 

1001    Ninth 1000 

Brannan    Place,    bet 

Sixth    and     Seventh    fm 
Brannan  SE. 
Brenham   Place,  bet 

Kearny   and    Dupont  fm 
(^lay  to  Washington. 
Brewster,  fm  Hope  SW 

to  California  av,  B  H. 
Brldsre,  bet  Leavenworth 
and  Hyde  fm  Broadway  S. 
Bright,    nr    San    Miguel 

Station. 
Broad,  W  s  Old  San  JosS 
Road  nr  San  Miguel  Sta- 
tion. 
Broad^B     Place,     bet 
Hyde  and  Larkin  fm  Bush 
N. 
Broadway,  bet   Pacific 

and  Vallejo  fm  Davis  W. 
South.    Street.         iV.  side. 

1    Davis 2 

101    Front 100 

201    Batterv 200 

301    Sansome 300 

321    Ohio 

Bartol 340 

401    Slontgomery 400 

Rowland  alley 

501    Kearny 500 

Plnckney 620 

Montgomery  av.... 

601    Dupont 600 

Duncan  court 620 

701    Stockton 700 

709    Virginia  place 

Morey  allev 730 

801    Powell 800 

817    Scott  place 

901    Mason 900 

921    Salmon 

1001    Taylor 1000 

Sweet 

Florence 

1101    Jones 1100 

1201    Leavenworth 1200 

1205    Blorse  place 

1213    Bridge; 

i:f01    Hvde 1300 

1401    Larkln 1400 

Maxwell 

1501    Polk 1500 

IBOl    Van  Ness  avenue  .1600 

1701    Franklin 1700 

ISlll    Gough 1800 

1901    (Atavia 1900 

2001    Laguna 2000 

2101    Buchanan. 2100 

2201    Webster 2200 

2.301     Fillmore 2300 

2401    Stelner 2400 

2.501    I'lerce 2.500 

2601    Scott 2600 

2701    Devisadero 2700 


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I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


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2801    Broderlck 2800 

2901    Baker. 2900 

Broderick.  bet  Bevlea- 
dero  and  Baker  fm  Waller 
to  Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Waller 2 

101    Halght 100 

201    Page 200 

301    Oak IJOO 

401    Fell 400 

501    Hayes 500 

601    Grove 600 

701    Fulton 700 

801    McAllister 800 

901    Golden  Gate  av 900 

lOOl    Turk 1000 

1101    Eddy 1100 

1201    Kills 1200 

lim    O'Farrell 1300 

1401    Geary 1400 

Garden  av 

1501    Post 1500 

1601    Sutter : 1600 

1701    Bush 1700 

1801    Phie 1800 

1901    California 1900 

2001    Sawamento .2000 

2101    Clav 2100 

2201    Washington 2200 

2301    .lackson 2.300 

M)l    Pacific 2400 

2501    Hroadwav 2500 

2601    Vallejo 2600 

2701    Green 2700 

2801    Union 2800 

2901    Filbert 2900 

3001    Greenwich 3000 

3101    Lombard 3100 

3201    Chestnut 3200 

3301    Francisco .....3300 

3401     Bav 3400 

3501    North  Point 3500 

3601    Beach 3600 

3701    .Jefferson 3700 

3801    Tonqutn 3800 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Br«derick    ATenne, 
bet  Eleventh  and   Potter 
fm  Market  S. 
Brook,    fm    Dolores    nr 
Thirteenth  E  to  San  Jos6 
Read. 
Brooklyn   Place,  bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 
Sacramento  S. 
Brooks,  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont     fm     Market    to 
Geary. 
Brosnan,  bet  Ridley  and 
Fourteenth    fm   Valencia 
to  Guerrero. 
Brown's     Alley,     bet 
Hyde  and  Larkin  fm  Mc- 
Allister N. 
Bryan  Place,  bet  San- 
Bome  and  Montgomery  fm 
Bush  N. 
Bryant,  bet  Harrison  and 
Brannan  SW  fm  Spear  to 
Eleventh. 
S.E.    Street.  N.W. 

1    Spear 2 

101    >Iain 100 

2'>1    Beale 200 

301    Fremont 300 

401    First 400 

419    Rlncon  place 418 

443    Stanlv  place 444 

501    Second 500 

533    Central  place 

601    Third 600 

615    RItch 

635    Zoe 

701    Fourth 700 

801    Fifth 800 

Fifth  av 

Oak  Grove  av 

Park  av 

900    Sixth 900 

Clinton 

Garden 

Jones  place 

Gilbert 

1001    Seventli 1000 

•  Bowue.v 

White  place '. 

Decatur 

1101    Eighth 1100 

1117    Converse 

Bryant  avenue 1118 

1201    Ninth 1200 

Dore 


1301    Tenth 1300 

(e)    Eleventh (e) 

Bryant    Avenue,    bet 

York    and    Columbia   fm 
Twenty-first  S  to  Serpen- 
tine av. 
Bryant    Avenue,    bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth  fm  Bry- 
ant NW. 
Buchanan,  bet  Lagnna 
ami  Webster  N  fm  Market 
to  Lewis. 
W.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market 2 

101    Kate 100 

201    Waller 200 

301    Halght 300 

Rose  avenue 

401    Page 400 

Lllv  avenue 

501    Oak 500 

Hickory  avenue... 

601    Fell 600 

Linden  avenue 

701    Ha.ves 700 

Ivv  avenue 

801    Grove 800 

Birch  avenue 

901    Fulton 900 

Ash  avenue 

1001    McAllister 1000 

Locust  avenue 

1101    Golden  Gate  av 1100 

Elm  avenue 

1201    Turk 1200 

Lauiel  avenue 

1301    Eddy 1300 

Willow  avenue 

1401    Ellis 1400 

olive  avenue 

1.501    O'Farrell 1.500 

1601    Geary 1600 

1701    Post 1700 

1801    Sutter 1800 

1901    Bush 1900 

2001    Pine 2000 

2101    California 2100 

2201    Sacramento 2200 

2301    Clav 2300 

2401    Washington 2400 

2.501    Jackson 2500 

2601    Pacific 2600 

2701    Broadway 2700 

2801    Vallejo 2800 

2901    Green 2900 

3001    Union 3000 

3101    Filbert 3100 

Plxley 

3201    Greenwich 3200 

Moulton 

3301    Lombard 3300 

3401    Chestnut 3400 

Lobos  Square, 

3601    Bav 3600 

3701    North  Point  : 3700 

3801    Beach 3800 

3901    Jefferson 3900 

4001    Tonquin 4000 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Buchanan  Alley,  bet 
First  and  Second  fm  How- 
ard to  Tehama 
Buena  Vi^ta,  fm  Cort- 
land av  N  E  to  Coso  av. 
Buena    Vista    Park, 
bet   Utah   and   Vermont, 
Napa  and  Shasta. 
Burchani    Place,   bet 
Golden  Gate  av  and  Turk 
fm  Leavenwortli  W. 
Burgoyne   Place,  bet 
Leavenworth    and   Hyde 
fm  Pacific  S. 
Burritt,  bet  Stockton  and 

Powell  Im  Bush  S. 

Burrow*),  bet  Henry  and 

Bacon  IniSan  Mriino  Road 

W,  U.  M.  T. 

Burton,   E  of  Sail  Bnino 

Road  4  miles  fni  City  Hall. 

BuHli,  bet  SiUtcr  and  Pine 

Wtm  Marketto  Central  av 

South.      Street.       JS\  side. 

1    Market  and  Front      2 

101    Battery 100 

201    Sansome 200 

Brvan  place 206 

301    Montgomery 300 

306    Russ  alley 

311    Trmltv 

Belden 342 

401    Kearny 400 

Morse 406 


407    Clara  lane 

433    Marv  lane 

501    Dupont 500 

Chatham  place 518 

601    Stockton 600 

603    Burritt 

Munroe 610 

615    Chelsea  place 

701    Powell 700 

Bush-street  place..  714 

tiOl    Mason 800 

901    Taylor 900 

1001    .Jones ; 1000 

1101    Leavenworth 1100 

1201    Hvde 1200 

Edward 

1301    Larkin 1300 

1401    Polk 140O 

1501    Van  Ness  avenue..l500 

1601    Franklin 1600 

1701    Gough 1700 

1801    Octavia 1800 

1901    Laguna 1900 

2001    Buchanan 2000 

2101    Webster 2100 

2201    Fillmore 2200 

2301    Steiner 2300 

2401    I'lerce 2400 

2,501    Scott 2500 

2601    Devlsadero 2600 

2701    Broderlck 2700 

2801    Baker 2800 

2901    Lyon 2900 

(e)  Central  avenue (e) 

Bush -St    Place,   bet 
Powell    and     Mason    fm 
Bush  N. 
Butler,  fm  California  av 

8  to  Cortland  av,  B  H. 

Butte,bet  Solano  andNopa 

fm  the  bay  W  to  Harrison 

Bying^ton,  bet  Ellis  and 

O'Farrell   fm  Webster  to 

Steiner. 

Byrne,  fm  Islals  Creek  S 

E  to  Baker  av. 
Byron,  fm  Montcalm  S  to 

Hope,  B  H. 
Byron,   San    Miguel,   W 

End  Map  No  2. 
C,  South  S  F,  fm  Front  av 

SW  to  counfv  line. 
€,  bet  B  and  D  fm  First  av 

West 
Cabot,  bet   Sanioset   and 
Star  SE  fm  California  av 
to  Franconia  av,  B  H. 
Cadell  Alley,  bet  Du- 
pont   and    Stockton    fm 
Union  N. 
Cadtvallader,  E  of  San 
Bruno  Road  4  miles  from 
City  Hall. 
Calaveras,  bot  Amador 
and  Mendocino  fm  the  bay 
W  to  First  av. 
Calhoun,    bet    Sansome 
and  Montgomery  fm  Green 
to  Alta. 
California,  bet  Pineand 
Sacramento  W  fm  Market 
South.     Street.        N.  side. 
I    Market  &  Drumm     2 

101    Davis 100 

201     Front 200 

301    Battery 300 

401    Sansome 400 

421    Leidesdorfl 424 

501    Montgomery 500 

531    Spring 

Webb 532 

601    Kearny 600 

625    St  Marv's  place 

6«7    gulncy 

701    Dupont 700 

Selina  place: 716 

725    Grace  terrate - — 

801    Stockton 800 

Ellck  lane 

Pratt  place 812 

821    Prospect  place 820 

■ Miles  court 832 

901     I'owell 900 

Gustavus 920 

1001    Mason 1000 

Cushman 1016 

1101    Taylor 1100 

1201    Jones 1200 

Highland  Terrace.. 

1301    Leavenworth 1300 

Helen  place 

1401    Hyfle 1400 

1501    Larkin 1600 


1601 

Polk 

.1600 

1701 

Van  Ness  avenue 

.1700 

1801 

Franklin 

.1800 

liKII 

Gough 

.1900 

•MM 

Octavia 

.2000 

2101 

Laguna 

,21«) 

2201 

Buchanan 

,2200 

2;«)I 

Webster 

2,sno 

Middle 

2401 

Fillmore 

.2400 

2501 

Steiner 

.2500 

2601 

Pierce 

,2600 

2701 

Scott 

2700 

2801 

Devlsadero 

..2800 

2!K)1 

Broderlck 

.2900 

8001 

Baker; 

..;«X)0 

3101 

3100 

3201 

Central  avenue... 

..1200 

3301 

Walnut 

,;wx) 

3401 

3400 

3.501 

Locust 

..3500 

3601 

Spruce 

Maple 

:«i(X) 

3701 

..3700 

mn 

Cherry 

..mm 

3901 

First  av 

.3900 

California     Avenue, 

E  of  San  Josg  Road  and  W 

of  San  15runo  Road,  B  H. 
Can»bridge,bet  Yale  and 

Oxford  fm  Silver  av  S,  U. 

M.  T. 
Caniille     Place,     bet 

TaylorandJonesfmWash- 

Ington  N. 
Cauii>,  bet  Sixteenth  and 

Seventeenth  I'm  Guerrero 

E. 
Campbell,  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth  fm  Dolo- 
res E. 
Capitol,  W  of    Old    San 

Jos6  Road  nr  San  Miguel 

Station. 
Capp,    bet    Mission    and 

Howard   fm   Fifteenth  S 

to  Serpentine  av. 

East.     Street.  W.  side. 

1    Fifteenth 2 

Adair 

101    Sixteenth 100 

201    Seventeenth 200 

301    Eighteenth 300 

401     Nineteenth 400 

501    Twentieth 500 

601    Twenty-flrst 600 

7ul    Twenty-second 700 

801    Twenty-third  800 

901    Twenty -fourth 900 

1001    Twentv-flfth 1000 

1101    Twenty-sixth 1100 

(e)  Serpentine  avenue  (e) 

Card  Alley,  bet  Vallejo 
and  Green  fm  Stockton  W. 

Carl,  bet  Frederick  and 
Sullivan  fm  Clayton  W. 

CarlOstPlace.bet  Powell 
and  IMason  fm  O'Farrell  8. 

Carolina,  bet  Wisconsin 
and  De  Haro  fm  Eighth  S 
to  Napoleon. 

Caroline,  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh  fm  Folsom  SE. 

Caroliue.  bet  Ninth  and 
Tenth  fm  Howard  S. 

Caroline  Place,  bet 
Jackson  and  I'aclflc  fm 
Powell  E. 

Carr  Place,  bet  Mason 
and  Taylor  fm  Chestnuts. 

Carver,  fm  California  av 
S  to  I'owhattan,  B  H. 

Case.  \Vs  San  Bruno  Road 
4  mlli-s  fm  City  Hall. 

Castro,  hot  Noe  and  Dia- 
mond Im  Ridley  S, 

Cedar,  bet  Davis  and 
Front  Im  Clay  to  Wash- 
ington. 

Cedar  Alley,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
fm  Dolores  W. 

Cedar  Avenue,  bet 
Gcarj'  and  Post  fm  Larkin 
to  Laguna. 

i^outh.      Street.       If.  side. 

1     Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  av 200 

301    Franklin 300 


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401     Gough 400 

501    Octavla 500 

Cedar  l.ane,  bet  Seven- 
teoiitli  anfl  Eighteenth  fm 
Mission  to  Valencia. 
Cemetery  Avenue  (see 

Central  av) 
Center,  bet  El  Dorado  and 
Santa  Clara  fm  the  bay  W 
to  Harrison. 
C!entral,  nr  San  Miguel 

Station.    ^ 
Central    ATenne,  bet 
Lyon    and     Walnut    fm 
Geary  N  to  Presidio  Reser- 
vation. 
Central    Place,    bet 
Kearny   and   DuDont   fm 
Pine  S. 
Central  Place,  bet  Sec- 
ond and  Third  I'm  Bryant 
to  15  ran  nan. 
C  entral  Road,  fm  Mc- 
Allister SWto  Ocean  View 
House. 
Centre,  bet   Second  and 
Third  fm   Bryant  SE   to 
South  Park 
Cliace,  fm  Islais  Creek  S 

to  Uecker. 
diamber!*,    bet    Pacific 
and  Broadway  fm  Davis  to 
Battery. 
Chambers  Alley,  bet 
Powell    and     Mason    fm 
Greenwich  to  Lombard. 
Channel,  bet  Berry  and 
Hooper  SW  fm  the  bay  to 
Eighth. 
Channel,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Road  4  miles  fm  City  Hal!. 
Chapultepec,  fm  Cort- 
land av  NE  to  Coso  av. 
Charity,  tni  Cadwailader 

MW  to  Islais  Creek. 
Ch  a  r  1  e  B,    bet   Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde  fm  Gol- 
den Gate  av  N. 
Charles,  S  of  Fairmount 
fm  San  Jos6  Road  NW  to 
Chenery. 
Charles  Plaee,bet  First 
and  Second  fm  Harrison  to 
Essex  pi. 
Chase,  bet  Williamson  and 
Merrifleld  fm  Point  Lobos 
av  N. 
Chatham    Place,   bet 
Dupout  and  Stockton  fm 
Bush  N. 
Chattanoogra,  bet  Dolo- 
res and  Church  fm  Twen- 
ty-Urst  S  to  Twenty-fourth 
Chelsea   Place,   bet 
Stockton   and    Powell  fm 
Bush  S. 
Chenery,  S  s  Thirtieth  S 
to  Randall,  thence  SW  to 
Castro. 
Cherry,    bet   Maple   and 

First  av  fm  California  N. 
Chernbusco,    fm    Cort- 
land av  NE  to  Coso  av. 
Chenley,  bet  Seventh  and 

Eii;hth  Im  Harrison  SE. 
ChcMtnnt,  bet   Lombard 
and  Franci«co  W  fm  San- 
some  to  Presidio  Reserva- 
tion. 
iSouth.     Street.        JV.  sUle. 

Sansome 2 

Montgomery 

Webster 

Kearny lOo 

Dupont 200 

Bellair  place 224 

Stockton 300 

Chestnut  alley 

I'owell 400 

Mason 500 

Newell 

Montgomery  av... 
Taylor 600 


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101 
201 


301 


401 
601 


601 


701  Jones.. 


700 

801    Lcavenwortn 800 

901    Hyde 900 

1001    Larkln 1000 

1101    Polk 1100 

1201  Van  Ness  avenue. 1200 

1301    Franklin KJOO 

1401    Gough 1400 

ISO!    Octavla i,500 

1801    Laguna. 1600 


1701    Buchanan 1700 

1801    Webster 1800 

1901    Fillmore 1900 

2001    Steiner 2000 

2101    Pierce 2100 

2201    Scott 2200 

2301    Devlsadero 2300 

2401    Broderlck 2400 

2.501    Baker 2.500 

Chestnnt     Alley,    bet 

Stockton   and   Powell  fm 

Chestnut  N. 
China,  NW  b  Dry  Dock 

Basin  to  Water  Front. 
Church,  bet  Dolores  and 

Sanchez   fm   Ridley  S  to 

Thirtieth. 
Church  I.iane,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth  fm 

Dolores  W  to  Church. 
Church     Place,    bet 

Greenwich  and  Lombard 

fm  Dupont  W. 
City  Hall  Avenue,  fm 

Market  opp  Eighth  to  Park 

av. 
Clairville  Place.   See 

Graham  Place. 
Clara,  bet  Folsom  and 

Harrison    fm     Ritch     to 

Si.\th. 
Clara    Avenue,    Vf    of 

Douglass  fm  Eighteenth  N 
Clara  I<ane,  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont  fm  Sutter  to 

Bush. 
Clarence    Place,    bet 

Second     and     Third    fm 

Townsend  N  W. 
Clark,  bet   Jackson   and 

I'acific    fm     Druram     to 

Front. 
Clay,  bet  Sacramento  and 

Washington  W  fm  East. 
South.    Street.         JV.  side. 

1    East. 2 

101    Drumm 100 

201    Davis.. „ 200 

Cedar 212 

301    Front 300 

401    Battery 400 

501    Sansome.. .500 

527    Leidesdorff 

601    Montgomery 600 

701    Kearny 700 

Brenham  place 750 

801    Dupont 800 

813    Waverlv  place 814 

Spofford 828 

901    Stockton 900 

Clay  avenue 916 

917    Prospect  place 

1001    Powell 1000 

1015    Tay 

Wetmore  place 1016 

1101    Mason 1100 

Verba  Buena 1115 

1201    Taylor 1200 

1301    Jones 1300 

Priest 

•    Reed 

1401    Leavenworth 1400 

1501    Hyde 1500 

Torrens  court 

1601    Larkin 1600 

1701    Polk 1700 

1801    Van  Ness  avenue.1800 

1901    Franklin 1900 

3001    Gough 2000 

Lafayette  Park 

2201    Laguna 2200 

2301    Buchanan 2300 

2401    Webster 2400 

2501    Fillmore 2500 

2001    Steiner 2600 

2701    Pierce 2700 

2801    Scott 2800 

2901    Devlsadero 2900 

3<i01    Broderlck 3000 

3101    Baker .3100 

3201    Lyon .3200 

3301    Central  avenue 3300 

:m01    Walnut aioo 

3501    Laurel 350O 

;i601    Locust 3600 

3701    Spruce 3700 

3801     jfaple 3>m 

3901    Cherry 3900 

(e)    First  avenue (e) 

Clay  Avenue,  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  fm  Clay  N 
Clayton,  bet  Ashbury  and 
Cole  fm  Fulton  S. 


Cleaveland,  bet  Folsom 
and  Harrison  fm  Seventh 
to  Columbia  Square. 
Clement,    bet   California 
and    Point   Lobos  av  fm 
First  av  W. 
Clement     Place,     bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton  Im 
Green  S. 
Clementina,  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom  fm  First 
SW. 
South.    Street.         A\  side. 

1     First 2 

(6)     Second (b) 

(6)    Third (6) 

301    Fourth 300 

401    Fifth 400 

(6)    Sixth (w 

(b)    Seventh   (b) 

701    Eighth 700 

{bj    Ninth (b) 

Clinton,    bet  Sixth   and 
Seventh  fm  Bryant  to  SE 
of  Brannan. 
Clinton  Park,  bet  Rid- 
ley   and    Fourteenth    fm 
Guerrero  W. 
Clipper,  bet  Twenty-fifth 
and  Twenty-sixth  fm  Old 
San  Jose  Road  W  to  Doug- 
lass 
Codman     Place,     bet 
Powell    and    Mason    fm 
Washington  S. 
Cohen  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde  fm  El- 
lis S. 
Cohn  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth   and    Hyde   fm 
Jackson  S. 
Cole,  W  of  Clayton  S  fin 

Fulton  to  Carl. 
College,  bet    Dartmouth 
and  University  fm  Sliver 
avS,  U.  M.T. 
College  Place,  bet  Lar- 
kin and  Polk  fm  Hayes  N. 
Collins,    bet    Wood   and 
Ferrie  fm  Point  Lobos  av 
N. 
Colorado,    bet    Mexico 
and    Arizona   fm    Water 
Front  S  to  India 
Colton,  bet  Market   and 

Mission  fm  Brady  E. 
Columbia,     bet     Nlne- 
teeuth  and  Twentieth  fm 
Valencia  W. 
Columbia,  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh    fm    Folsom    to 
Harrison 
Columbia,    bet    Florida 
and   Harrison  fm  Mission 
Creek   S  to  Twenty-tirst, 
thence     E     to      Florida, 
thence  S  to  Serpentine  av. 
Columbia  Place,  S  s 
Preclta  av  S  to  California 
av,  B  H. 
Columbia   Place,  bet 
Brannan  and  Bryant    fm 
Boardman  Place  W. 
Columbia  Square,  bet 
Folsom     and     Harrison, 
Sherman  and  Columbia 
Colusa,    bet    Yolo    and 
Marin  fm  the  bay  W   to 
Nebraska 
Commerce,    bet    Green 
and  Union  fm  the  bay  to 
Battery 
Commercial,  bet   Sac- 
ramento and  Clay  fm  East 
to  Dupont 
SmUh.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    East 2 

101    Drumm „ 100 

201    Davis 200 

301    Front. 300 

401    Battery 400 

501    Sansome 500 

525    Leidesdorff. 524 

601    Montgomery „  600 

701    Kearny 700 

(e)    Dupont («) 

Conedon,  nr  Junction 
San  Bnmo  Koad  and  Sil- 
ver av. 

Connecticut,  bet  Mis- 
souri and  Arkansas  fm 
Center  S  to  Tulare. 


Converse,  bet  Eighth 
and  Ninth  fm  Bryant  S. 

Cook,  bet  Ferrie  and 
Boyce  fm  Point  Lobos  av 

Cooper's     Alley,     bet 

Kearny    and   Dupont  fm 
Jackson  S. 
Cortez,  fm  California  av 
bet  Montcalm  and  Samo- 
set  E  to  Franconia  av. 
Cortland  Avenue,  fm 
San  Jose  Road  nr  Thirti- 
eth E  to  San  Bruno  Road. 
Coso  A  venue,  fm  North 

av  NW  to  California  av. 
Cottage     Place,      bet 
Geary  and  Post  fm  Jones 
E. 
Cottage  Place,  bet  Clay 
and    Washington  fm  Tay- 
lor W. 
County  Road  or  San 
Jose  Road,  fm  termi- 
nation of  Mission  SW  to 
County  Line. 
Creek  liane,    bet  Thir- 
teenth and  Fourteenth  fm 
Howard  to  Folsom 
Crescent  Avenue,  fm 
San  Jose  Road  nr  St  Ma- 
ry's College  E  to  San  Bru- 
no Road. 
Crocker,  S  s  Stevenson 
av  bet  Brady  and  Hermann 
Cronogue  Avenue. 
bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
fm  Twenty-second  S. 
Crook,    bet    Third     and 
Fourth     fm      Townsend 
NW. 
Cross,  San  Miguel,  WEnd 

Map  No  1. 
Cushman,     bet     Mason 
and  Taylor  fm  California 
to  Sacramento. 
Custom  House  Place, 
bet  Battery  and  Sansome 
fm  Washington  to  Jack- 
son. 
».  bet  C  and  Golden  Gate 

Park  fm  First  av  W. 
»,  South   S  F,  fm  Water 
Front  SW  to  county  Jlne. 
Dakotah,     fm      Water 

Fronts  to  India. 
Dale   Place,   bet  Leav- 
enworth   and    Hyde    fm 
Golden  Gate  av  S. 
Dame,   bet  Chenery  and 
Whitney  S  s  Thirtieth  to 
Randall. 
Darlnionth,   bet   Bow- 
doin  and  College  fm  Sliver 
av  S,  U.  M.  T. 
Davis,    bet    Drumm  and 
Front   N   fm   Market   to 
Vallejo. 
West.    Street.  E.  side, 

1    Market  and  Pine..      2 

101    California 100 

109    William  place 

201    Sacramento 200 

215    Commercial 214 

301    Clay 300 

(d)  Merchant (d) 

401    Washington 400 

411    Oregon 410 

501    Jackson 500 

513    Clark 514 

601    Pacific (d) 

619    Chambers (d) 

701    Broadway ?d) 

(e)  Vallelo («) 

Dawson  Place,  bet  Sac- 
ramento and  Clay  fm 
Mason  E.    ■ 

Day,  bet  Twenty-ninth 
and  Thirtieth  fm  Old  San 
Jos6  Road  W  to  Bellevue. 

Day,  bet  Seventeenth  and 
Eighteenth  fm  Dolores  E. 

De  Room,  bet  Bryant 
and  Brannan  fm  Second 
NE. 

DeHaro,bct  Carolina  and 
Rhode  Island  fm  Eighth  S 
to  Preclta  Creek. 

DeKalb,  fm  Cortland  av 
S  to  Crescent  av. 

Decatur,  S  s  Crescent  av 
W  of  Porter. 


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41  Market  Street,  comer  Spear. 


STREET   GUIDE. 


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I>e«atar,     bet    Seventh 
and  Eighth  fm  Bryant  to 
Brannan. 
Delaware,    bet    Massa- 
chusetts and  Maryland  fm 
Solano  S  to  First  av 
Delaware      ATenae, 
E  s  Did  San  Jose  Road  and 
N  s  Ocean   House  Koad  S 
to  San  Miguel 
Delaware  t'onrt.   bet 
Powell     and     Mason    tin 
Sutter  N. 
Delgado     Place,    bet 
Green     and      Union   fm 
Hvde  E. 
Delta  Place,  E  s  Mason 

bet  Sutter  and  Bush 
Dent  Place,  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  fm  Jack- 
sun  N. 
Devisadero,    bet    Scott 
and  Broderick  N  fm  Bid- 
ley  to  Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Ridley 2 

101    Waller 100 

201    Haight 200 

301    Page 300 

401    Oak 400 

501    Fell 500 

601    Hayes 600 

7iil    Grove 700 

801    Fulton 800 

901    McAllister 900 

1001    Golden  Gate  av 1000 

1101    Turk 1100 

1201    Eddy 1200 

1301    Ellis 1300 

1401    O'Farrell 1400 

1501    Geary 1500 

1601    Post 1600 

1701    Sutter 1700 

1801    Bush 1800 

1901    Pine liKK) 

2001    California 2000 

2101    Sacramento 2100 

2201    Clav 2200 

2301    Washington 2300 

3401    Jackson 2400 

2501    Pacific 2500 

2601    Broadway 2600 

2701    Vallejo 2700 

2801    Green 2800 

2901    Union 2900 

3001    Filbert 3000 

3101    Greenwich 3100 

3201    Lombard 3200 

3;J0L    Chestnut 3;«X) 

3401    Francisco 3400 

3501    Bay 3500 

3601    NorthPoint 3600 

3701    Beach 3700 

3801    Jefferson 380(1 

3901    Tonquin 3900 

ie)    Lewis (e,i 

Devrees.  E  of  San  Bruno 

Koad  3  miles  fm  City  Hall. 

Dewey,    bet    Third    and 

Fourth  fm  King  to  Berry. 

Dexter,   bet    Spear    and 

Main  fm  Howards. 
Diamond,  bet  Castro  and 
Douslass  fm  Seventeenth 
Sto  Thirtieth. 
Diamond,   Ylsitaclon 

Vallev. 
Dickerson,  E  s  San  Bru- 
no Road,  2't  miles  fm  City 
Hall. 
Dikenian    Place,    bet 
Ellis  and  O'Farrell  fm  Ma- 
son W. 
Dock,  bet  Union  and  Fil- 
bert fm  Battery  E. 
Dock,  South  ST,  bet  Tevis 
and  Ship  fm  Fltth  av  SW 
to  county  line. 
Dodi^e,    bet    Hyde    and 

Larkin  fm  Turk  S. 
I>olores,bet  Guerrero  and 
Church  fm  Markets  to  Old 
San  Job6  Road. 
East.    Street.  W.  iide. 


501 
801 


701 


801 
901 


1201 
1301 


1501 
1601 


Market 2 

Baltimore  Park.... 

Fourteenth 100 

Fifteenth 200 

Wells  avenue 

Sixteenth 300 

Church  lane 

Campbell 

Seventeenth 400 


Railroad  avenue... 

Borland 

Ekhteenth 500 

Nineteenth 600 

Columbia 

Twentieth 700 

Liberty 

Twenty-first 800 

_,-    Twenty-second 900 

1001    Twenty-third 1000 

1101   Twenty-fourth 1100 

Twent.v-flfth'."."."!!.'l200 

Clipper 

Twenty-sixth 1300 

Army 

1401    Twenty-seventh. ..1400 

Duncan 

Twenty-eighth 1500 

Valley 

Twenty-ninth 1600 

Day 

Thirtieth 

Dora  (now  Langtonj 
Dore,     bet     Ninth     and 
Tenth    fm    Harrison    to 
Brannan. 
Dore  Alley,  bet  Powell 
and  Masdn  fm  Jackson  S. 
Dorland,     bet      Seven- 
teenth and  Eighteenth  fm 
E  of  Dolores  W   to  San- 
chez. 
Douglas    Place,     bet 
Harrison    and  B'olsom  fm 
Beale  E. 
Douglass,  bet  Diamond 
and  Ellen  fm  Seventeenth 
S  to  Thirtieth. 
Dow  Place,  het  Folsom 
and  Harrison  fm  Second 
SW  to  Hawthorne. 
Downey, bet  Seventh  and 

Eighth  f  m  Bryant  S. 
Drnmni,   bet   East   and 
Davis  N  fm  Market  to  Pa- 
cific. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Cal'a..     2 

101    Sacramento 100 

115    Commercial 116 

201    Clay 200 

Merchant 214 

Washington 300 

Oregon 

Jackson 400 

409    Clark 

(e)    Pacific (e) 

Drnry  I^ancbet  Folsom 
and  Harrison  fm  Seventh 
to  Langton 
Dry,  or  Junction,  W  s 
Old  San  Jos6  Road  bet 
Twenty-ninth  and  Thir- 
tieth \V  to  Bellevue. 
Duane,  bet  Lombard  and 

Chestnut  fm  Jones  W. 
Dnmcoinbe  Alley. 
bet  Kearny   and  Dupont 
fm  Jackson  N. 
Dunbar      Alley,      bet 
Montgomery  and  Kearny 
fm  Merchant  to  Washing- 
ton. 
Duncan,     bet     Twenty- 
seventh      and     Twenty- 
eighth  fm   Old  San  Jos6 
Road  W  to  Belle vuc. 
Duncan  Court,  bet  Du- 
pont   and     Stockton    fm 
Broadway  N. 
Dunn  Alley,  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo  fm  Kear- 
nv  E. 
Dupont,  bet  Kearny  and 
Stockton  N  fm  Market  to 
Beach. 
West.     Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  ACFarreU     2 

101    G«ary 100 

111    Morton HO 

201    Post 200 

Ashburton  place...  208 

213    Stockton  place 

219    MlUs  place 

301    Sutter 300 

Berry 312 

313    Harlan  place - — 

401    Bush 400 

501    Pine 500 

505    Virginia  place 

601    California 600 

Dupont  place 


701 


(&) 
301 


401 


101 

201 
301 
401 

501 
601 

ie) 


Sacramento 700 

Commercial 714 

801    Clay 800 

901    Washington 900 

923    Hall  Court 

1001    Jackson 1000 

1021    Suillyan  alley 

1101     Pacific 1100 

Dupont  alley 1126 

1201    Broadway 1200 

Montgomery  av.... 

Hinckley 

1301    Vallejo 1300 

1401    Green 1400 

1501    Union 1500 

Nobill  alley 1506 

1601    Filbert 1600 

Gerke  alley 1618 

1701    Greenwich 1700 

1709    Church  place 

1801    Lombard 1800 

1901    Chestnut 1900 

Pfeiffer 

2001    Francisco 2000 

2101    Bav 2100 

2201    North  Point 2200 

(e)    Beach (e) 

Dupont  Alley,  bet  Pa- 
cific  and    Broadway    fm 
Dupont  E   to    Montgom- 
ery av 
Dupont     Place.     See 

Mansion  House  Place. 
Dwight,  bet  Woolsey  and 
Oimstead  fm  San  Bruno 
Road  W,U.M.  T. 
E,  South  S  F,  fm  First  av  S 

W  to  county  line. 
East,  fm  Folsom  NW  to 

Pacific,  fronting  the  bay. 
West.    Street.  E.  nde. 

1    Folsom (d) 

Howard ,.  (rf) 

Mission (d) 

Market (rt) 

Clay id) 

Merchant (d) 

AVashington (d) 

Jackson (d) 

Pacific (e) 

Ecker,  bet  First  and  Sec- 
ond fm  Market  SE. 
Eddy,  bet  Turk  and  Ellis 
W  fm  iunction  Powell  and 
Market. 
South.    Street.         JV.  side. 
1    Market  and  Powell     2 

Anna  lane 14 

27    Eddy  place 

101    Mason 100 

Taylor 200 

Jones 300 

Leavenworth 400 

Hyde 50ii 

Larkin 600 

Polk 700 

Van  Ness  avenue.  800 

Franklin 900 

Gough _ 1000 

(tctavia 1100 

Laguua 1200 

Buchanan 1300 

Webster 1400 

Fillmore 1500 

Steiner 1600 

Pierce 1700 

Farren  avenue 

Scott 1800 

Devisadero 1900 

Broderick 2000 

St.  Joseph's  av; (e) 

Eddy  Place,  bet  Jlason 

and  Market  fm  Eddy 
Edinburgh,     Excelsior 

Homestead  Association. 
Edward,  bet    Hyde  and 

Larkin  fm  Bush  N. 
Eighteenth,  bet  Seven- 
teenth and  Nineteenth  fm 
Harrison  W  to  Douglass 
South.    Street.         iV.  side. 

1    Harrison 2 

101    Folsom  „ 100 

Shotwell 118 

Howard 200 

Capp „ 218 

Mission 300 

Jessie 

Stevenson 

Valencia 400 

Guerrero 500 

Dolores 600 

Church 700 


201 

301 

401 

.501 

601 

701 

801 

901 
1001 
1101 
1201 

i:joi 

1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 

1801 
1901 
2001 

(e). 


119 
201 
219 
301 


401 
501 
601 
701 


801    Sanchez 800 

901    Noe 900 

1001    Castro 1000 

1101    Diamond 1100 

1201    Douglass 1200 

Eighteenth   Avenue, 

South    S    F,   from    Islais 

Creek  to  Water  Front. 

Eighteenth    Avenue, 

fm  Presidio  Reservatiou  S. 

Eighth,  bet  Seventh  and 

Ninth   fm   Market  SE  to 

Center. 

East    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

Stevenson 

Jessie 

101    Mis.>ion 100 

115    Minna 114 

Natoma, 

201    Howard 200 

205    Nunan's  alley. 

(6)    Tehama 

Clementina 

301    Folsom 300 

- —    Shipley 

Heron 

401    Harrison 400 

501    Brvant 500 

601    Brannan 600 

Townsend 

Eighth     Avenue,     fm 
Presidio  Reservation  S  to 
0. 
Eighth  Avenue,  South 
S  F,  fm   Islais   Creek  to 
Water  Front. 
El  Dorado,  bet  Alameda 
and  Ceuter  fm  the  bav  to 
Sixth   and  fm  Eighth  to 
Harrison. 
Eleventh,  bet  Tenth  and 
Twelfth  fm  Market  SE  to 
Brs'ant. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market ,     2 

101    Mission 100 

201    Howard 200 

Bowie  avenue - — - 

Henrietta  square.. 

301    Folsom 300 

401    Harrison : 400 

(e)    Bryant (e) 

Eleventh  Avenue,  fm 
Presidio  Reservation  S  to 
S. 
Eleventh   Avenue, 
South  S  F,  fm  Islais  Creek 
to  Water  Front. 
Elgin  Park  Avenne, 
S  s  Market   bet  Valencia 
and  Guerrero. 
Eliza,het  Taylorand  Jones 

fm  Union  X. 
Eliza  Place,  bet  Taylor 
and  Jones  fm  Washington 
N. 
Elizabeth,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  "Twenty-fourth 
fm  San  Jos6  av  W. 
Elizabeth,  bet  Third  and 
Fourtb  fm  Folsom  SE  to 
Louisa. 
Elk,  fm  CadwaUader  N  to 

Islais  Creek 
Ellen,  bet  Douglass  and 
Bellevue  fm   Elizabeth  S 
to  Thirtieth 
iBllen,    bet   Seventh    and 

Eighth  fm  Harrison  S. 
ElMck    Alley,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fm  Pa- 
cific N. 
Ellick  Eane,  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  f m  Califor- 
nia N. 
Elliot  Park,  bet  Geary 
and  O'Farrell  fm  Steiner 
W. 
Ellis,  bet  Eddv  and  O'Far- 
rell W  fm  Junction  Stock- 
ton and  Market 
SotUh.    Street.         A',  side. 


1 

101 
111 
201 
301 
401 
501 
601 
701 
801 


Market  A  Stockton     2 

Powell 100 

Anna. 

Mason 200 

Taylor 300 

Jones. 400 

Leavenworth 500 

Hvde 600 

Laikln 700 

Polk 800 


P 

a- 


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SAN   FRANCISCO  DIRECTOEY. 


901    Van  Ness  avenne„  900 

1001    Franklin 1000 

1101    Gough 1100 

1201    Octavla 1200 

1301    Laguna 1300 

1401    Buchanan 1400 

HoUis 

1501    Webster 1500 

Folger 

1601    Fillmore 1600 

1701    Stelner 1700 

Bourbln  place 

1801    Pierce 1800 

Farren  avenue 

1901    Scott 1900 

Beldeman 

2001    Devlsadero 2000 

2101    Broderick 2100 

(e)    St.  Joseph's  av (e) 

£IIf)WOrth,  tm  Calltornia 
av  S  to  Cortland  av,  B.  H. 

Elm  Avenue,  bet  Gol- 
den Gate  av  and  Turk  fm 
Larkin  \V. 

South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue.  200 

301    Franklin 300 

(W    Gough (6; 

Jefferson  Square... 

£ninia,  bet  Bush  and 
Pine  fm  Stockton  E. 

Kmnia,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Road  4  miles  fm  City  Hall. 

K  ui  ui  a  Place,  bet 
Stockton  and  Powell  fm 
Chestnuts. 

Emmet  Place,  bet  Cal- 
ifornia and  Sacramento  f  m 
Stockton  W. 

Erie,  bet  Thirteenth  and 
Fourteenth  fm  Mission  to 
Howard 

Esmeralda  Avenue, 
fm  North  av  NW  to  Cali- 
fornia av 

Essex,  bet  First  and  Sec- 
ond fm  Folsom  to  Harrison 

Essex  Place.bet  Folsom 
and  Harrison  fm  Essex  W 
to  Charles  pi. 

Estefana.junction  Keek- 
er and  Stringham  SW  to 
Islals  Creek 

Eugenia,  bet  Josephine 
and  Wood  fm  Point  Lobos 
av  N. 

Eureka,  bet  Diamond 
and  Douglass  fm  Seven- 
teenth S  to  Twent.v-third. 

Eureka,  S  of  West  Eldo- 
rado fm  Sixth  to  Center. 

Eureka  Place,  bet 
Bush  and  Pine  fm  Larkin 
E. 

Eve,  W  s  San  Bruno  Koad 
\V  to  California  av,  B  H 

Everett,  bet  Mission  and 
Howard  fm  Third  to 
Fourth. 

E»er  Place,  bet  Sacra- 
mento and  Cla.v  fm  Mason 
W. 

F,  South  S  F,  fm  Third  av 
8W  to  conniy  line. 

Fair  Avenue,  fm  Cali- 
fornia av  W  to  San  Jos6 
Koad. 

Fair  Oaks,  bet  Guerrero 
and  Dolores  fm  Eigh- 
teenth to  Nineteenth  and 
fm  Twenty -first  to  Twen- 
ty-fourth 

Falrinount,  S  ol  Kan- 
dall  fill  San  Jose  Koad  W 

to  l-.elllls 
Faith,  fm  California  av  N 

W  to  Brewster,  B  H 

Falcon    Place,   bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo  ftn 

Taylor  E. 

Farren    Avenue,    bet 

■    Scott  and  Pierce  fm  Eddy 

N. 
Fell,  bet  Oak  and  Hayes  \V 
fm  Junction  Polk  and  Mar- 
ket. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 
1     Market  and  Polk ..      2 
101     Van  Ness  ovenue  .  100 

201    Franklm 200 

301    Gongh 300 


401    uctavla 400 

501    Laguna 500 

601    Buchanan, 600 

701    Webster 700 

801    Fillmore 800 

901    Steiner 900 

1001    Pierce 1000 

1101    Scott 1100 

1201    Devlsadero 1200 

i;»l    Broderick 1300 

1401    Baker 1400 

1501    Lyon 1500 

1601    Lott 1600 

1701    Masonic  avenue.. .1700 

1801    Afihburv. ISOO 

1901    Clayton 1900 

2001    Cole 2O0O 

2101    Shrader 2100 

(e)    Stanyan (e) 

Fella  Place,  bet  Bush 

and  Pine  fm  Powell  E. 
Fern  Avenue,  bet  Sutter 
and  Bush  fm  Larkin  to  La- 
guna. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue.  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavla 500 

601    Laguna 600 

Ferrie,    bet  Collins   and 
Cook  fm  Point  Lobos  av  N. 
Fifteentli,     bet      Four- 
teenth and  Sixteenth  fm 
Harrison  W  to  Castro. 
South    Street.  JV.  side. 

1    Harrison 2 

101    Folsom  ...„ 100 

Shotwell 

201    Howard 200 

Natoma 

217    Capp 

Minna 

301    Mission 300 

First  avenue 

401    A^alencla 400 

501    Guerrero 500 

601    Dolores 600 

701    Church 700 

801    Sanchez 800 

901    Noe 900 

1001    Castro 1000 

Fifteentli       Avenue, 
South  S  F,fm  Islais  Creek 
to  Water  Front 
Fifteenth  Avenue,lm 
Presidio  Reservation  S  to 
W 
Fifth,    bet    Fourth    and 
Sixth  fm  Market  SE  to  the 
bay. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

(6)    Stevenson 14 

Mint  av 22 

33    Jessie (6) 

101    Mission 100 

107    Minna 106 

125    Natoma 124 

201    Howard 200 

211    Tehama 210 

227    Clementina 226 

:«1    Folsom 300 

317    Shipley 316 

329    Clara 328 

401    Harrison 400 

Perry 

501    Bryant 500 

Tllford 

601    Brannan 600 

Bluxome 

701    Townseud 700 

Jewett - — 

King 

801    Berry 800 

Channel....: 

Hooper 

Irwin 

Huhbell 

South 

Fifth  Avenue,  South  S 
F,  fm  Islais  to  Water 
Front 
Fifth  Avenue,  fni  Pre- 
si<ilo  Reservation  south  to 
K. 
Fifth  Avenue,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth  fm  Harrison  S. 
Filbert,  bet   Union   and 
Greenwich  W  fm  Front  to 
Presidio  Reservation. 


South.    Street.         If.  side. 

1    Front 2 

101    Battery 100 

201    Sansome 200 

BilllugB  place 

Norton  place 

301    Montgomery 300 

401    Kearnj- 400 

407    Filbert  place 

417    Varennes ■ — 

427    Grand  place 

501    Dupont 500 

.  Medan  place 504 

515    Jasper  place 

601    Stockton 600 

701    Powell 700 

Gaven 706 

Montgomery  a  v.... 

Scotland 724 

801    Mason 800 

901    Taylor 900 

Boach 

1001    Jones 1000 

1101    Leavenworth 1100 

Randall  place 

1201    Hvde 1200 

1301    Larkin 1300 

1401    Polk 1400 

1501    Van  Ness  avenue..l500 

1601    Franklin 1600 

1701    Gough 1700 

1801    Octavia 1800 

1901    Laguna 1900 

2001    Buchanan 2000 

2101    Webster 2100 

2201    Fillmore 2200 

2301    Steiner 2300 

2401    Pierce 2400 

2501    Scott 2500 

2601    Devlsadero 2600 

2701    Broderick. 2700 

2801    Baker 2800 

Filbert  Place,bet  Kear- 
ny and  Dupont  fm  Union 
to  Filbert. 
Fillmore,  bet  Webster 
and  Steiner  N  fm  Ridley  to 
Lewis. 
South.    Street.         E.  side. 

1    Ridley 2 

101    Kate 100 

- —    Germania 

201    Waller 200 

m\    Halght 300 

401    Page 400 

501    Oak 5011 

601    Fell 600 

701    Hayes 700 

801    Grove 800 

901    Fulton 900 

1(»1    McAllister 1000 

1101    Golden  Gate  av 1100 

1201    Turk 1200 

i:Wl    Eddy 1300 

1401    Ellis 1400 

Bvington 

1501    O'Farrell 1500 

IfiOl    Geary 1600 

1701    Post 1700 

1801    Sutter 1800 

1901    Bush 1900 

Wlldev 

2001    Pine 2000 

2101    California 2100 

2201    Sacramento 2200 

2:«)l    Clay 2300 

2401    Washington 2400 

2,501    Jacksoa 2500 

2601    Pacific 2600 

2701    Broadway 2700 

2801    Vallejo 2800 

■2'.m    Green 2900 

3001    Union 3000 

3101    Filbert 3100 

Plxley 

3201    Greenwich 3200 

Moulton 

xm    Lombard 3300 

:M01    Chestnut 3400 

3501    Francisco 3500 

3601     Bay 3600 

3701    NorthPoint 3700 

;!801    Beach 3800 

3901    Jefl'crson 3900 

40O1    Tonquin „ 4000 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

First,    bet    Fremont   and 
Second  fm  Market  SE  to 
the  bay. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

Stevenson 22 

Jessie 46 


Lick  alley _    56 

101    Mission 100 

Minna 118 

• Natoma 146 

Melius 

201    Howard 200 

.Tehama 220 

223    Tehama  place 

Clementina 248 

301    Folsom 300 

Guy  place 318 

Boston  place 320 

Laurel  place 3S0 

401    Harrison 400 

Goodsell  place 

Simpson  place 416 

Alger  place 

501    B»yant 500 

Frederick 520 

601    Brannan 600 

Blusome  East 

(e)    Townsend (e) 

First  Avenue,  bet  Mis- 
sion    and     Valencia    fm 
Fourteenth  to  Si.Kteenth. 
First  Avenue,  fm  Pre- 
sidio Reservation  S  to  J. 
First  Avenue,  South  S 

F,  fm  Islais  to  China. 
Flint  Alle.v.  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo  fm  Bat- 
tery W. 
Floral   Grove,  bet 
Kearny  and    Dupont   fm 
Market  N  to  Cleary 
Florence,  bet  Taylor  and 
Jones    fm    Broadway   to 
Vallejo. 
Florida,   bet   York   and 
Columbia      fm      Mission 
Creek  S  to  Twenty-first. 
Folger,  bet  Webster  and 

Fiifmore  fm  Ellis  S. 
Folsom,  bet  Howard  and 
Harrison  SW  from  East  to 
Thirteenth  thence  S. 
S.E.    Street.        ^\W.side. 

1    East 2 

(<-)    Steuart „ (c) 

101    Spear 100 

201    Main 200 

301    Beale 300 

315    Zoe  place 

401    Fremont 400 

Baldwin  court 408 

409    Grant  place 

501    First 500 

Ecker 

543    Essex 

601    Second 600 

633    Hawthorne 

649    Hampton  place 

701    Third. 700 

717    Bitch 

761    Haywood 

801    Fourth 800 

ij27    Miller  place „ 

901    Fifth 900 

929    Willow 

1001    Sixth 1000 

1011    Caroline 

Harriet 1016 

1019    Columbia — — 

Russ 1028 

10.39    Sherman 

Moss 1042 

1101    Seventh 1100 

1113    Langton 1114 

1127    Harrison  avenue... 

• Rausch 1130 

1145    Folsom  avenue 

1201    Eighth 1200 

1301    Ninth 1300 

1401    Tenth  .♦. 1400 

1417    Juniper 

1501    Eleventh 1500 

Nevada. 

1601    Twelfth 1600 

1701    Thirteenth 1700 

Erie 

1801    Fourteenth 1800 

1901    Fifteenth 1900 

2001    Sixteenth 2000 

2101    Seventeenth 2100 

2201    Eighteenth 2'200 

2301    Nineteenth. ...„....2aK1 

2401     Twentieth 24W 

2.T01    Twenty-first 2500 

2601    Twenty-second. ...2600 

2701    Twenty-third 2700 

2801    Twenty-fourth 2800 

2901    Twenty-fifth 2900 

;»01    Twentv-sixth 3000 


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FolBom    Avenne,   bet 

Seventh  anj    KIghtb   fm 
Folsom  SE. 
Ford,  bet  Seventeenth  and 
Eighteenth  fm  Sanchez  W 
to  Castro. 
Fortietli     Avenue, 
South  S  F,  fm  E,  south  to 
county  line. 
Fortieth  Avenue,  fm 

City  OnioliTv  8. 
Forty-eishth  Avenue 

fm  CHv  Cemetery  S. 
Fort.T-nnit     Avenue, 

fm  Cltv  Cemetery  S. 
Forty-fifth     Avenue, 
South  S  F,  fm  west  of  F, 
south  to  county  line. 
Fort.y-first     Avenne, 

fm  City  Cemetery  S. 
Forty-tirst     Avenue, 
South  S  F,  fm  west  of  E, 
south  to  county  line. 
Forty  -  fourth       Ave- 
nue, fm  City  Cemetery  S. 
Fo rty-fonrth    Av- 
enne, South  S  F,  fm-west 
of  F,  south  to  county  line. 
Forty-ninth  Avenne, 

fm  B,  south  to  J. 
Forty-seeond   Av- 
enne, fm  City  Cemetery 
S. 
Forty -second  Av- 
enue, South  S  F,  fm  west 
of  E,  south  to  county  line. 
Forty-seventh      Ave- 
nne,  fm  City  Cemetery 
S. 
Forty-sixth  Avenue, 

fm  City  Cemetery  S. 
Forty-third  Avenne, 

fm  City  Cemetery  S. 
Fort.y-third  Avenne, 
South  SF,  fm  west  of  F, 
south  to  county  line. 
Fountain,  bet  Ellen  and 
Bellevue      fm      Twenty- 
fourth  to  Twentv-slxth 
Fourteenth,    bet   Thir- 
teenth and    Fifteenth  fin 
Harrison  W  to  Castro. 
South.    Street.        ^V.  side. 

1    Harrison 2 

101    Folsom 100 

Shotwell 

201    Howard 200 

Natoma 

Minna 

301    Mission _  300 

First  avenue 

401    Valencia 400 

501    Guerrero 500 

601    Dolores 600 

Market 

701    Church 700 

801    Sanchez 800 

901    Noe 900 

1001    Castro 1000 

Fourteenth  Avenue, 
South  S  F,  fm  IsIalB  Creek 
to  Water  Front. 
Fourteenth  Avenue, 
fm  Presidio   Reservation 
south  to  V. 
Fourth,   bet   Third   and 
Fifth  Jm  Market  SE  to  the 
bay. 
-Bast.    Street.  W.  side. 

I    Market 2 

21    Stevenson 

31    Jessie .•» 

101    Mission 100 

117    Minna 116 

133    Everett 

201    Howard 200 

219    Tehama 218 

243    Clementina 242 

301    Folsom 300 

317    Louisa 316 

3.33    Clara 3;}2 

401    Harrison 400 

418    Perry 416 

431    Silver 

501    Bryant 500 

52;j    Welsh 

6.37    Freelon 

601    Brannan 600 

Bluxome 620 

701    Townsend 700 

Jewett 

King 

801    Berry 800 


Channel 

Hoop.r 

Irwin 

Hubbell 

Fourth  PlfM!e,bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin  fm  Pacific  S 
Fourth    Avenue,     fm 
Presidio  Reservation  S  to 
K. 
Fourth  Avenne,  South 
S   F,   fm    Islals    to    Dry 
Dock. 
Francisco,  bet  Chestnut 
and  Bay  W  fm  Montgom- 
ery to  Presidio  Reserva- 
tion 
Soicth.    Street.         JV.  side. 

1    Montgomery 2 

Webster 

Kearny (c) 

Dupont 100 

Midway  East 

Bellair  place 

Stockton 200 

Midway  West 

Powell .300 

Mason 400 

Taylor 500 

Montgomery  av.... 

Jones 600 

Leavenworth 700 

Hyde x 800 

Larkin flOO 

Polk 1000 

Van  Ness  avenue..llOO 

Franklin 1200 

Gough 1300 

Octavia 1400 

Laguna 

Lobos  Square 

Webster 1700 

Fillmore 1800 

Stelner 1900 

Pierce 2000 

Scott 2100 

Devisadero 2200 

Broderick 2300 

Baker 2400 

Franconia     Avenue, 
fm  Hope  SW  to  California 
av,  BH 
Franli  Place,  Det  Pine 
and  California  fm  Mason  W 
Franlclin,  bet  Van  Ness 
av  and  Gough  N  fm  Mar- 
ket to  Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side 


(c) 
101 


201 

301 
401 

501 

601 
701 
801 
901 
1001 
UOl 
1201 

i;»i 

1401 


1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 


1401 

1501 
1507 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2:101 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 


Market  and  Page. 

Lily  avenue 

Oak 100 

Hickory  avenue.... 

Fell 200 

Linden  avenne 

Hayes 300 

Ivy  avenue 

Grove 400 

Birch  avenue 

Fulton 500 

Ash  avenue 

McAllister 600 

Locust  avenue 

Golden  Gate  av 700 

Elm  avenue 

Turk 800 

Laurel  avenue 

Eddy 900 

Willow  avenue 

Ellis 1000 

Olive  avenue 

O'FarreU 1100 

Myrtle  avenue 

Geary 1200 

Cedar  avenue 

Post 1300 

Walnut  avenue 

Sutter 1400 

Fern  avenue 

Bush '. 1500 

Austin 1508 

Pine 1600 

California 1700 

Sacramento 1800 

Clay 1!KX) 

Washington 2000 

Jackson 2100 

Pncilic 2200 

Broadway 2300 

Vallejo 2400 

Green 2500 

Union 2600 

Filbert 2700 

Greenwich 2800 

Lombard 2900 


;«01    Chestnut 3000 

3101    Francisco 3100" 

Bay 

Gov't  Reservation 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Franlilin  Square,  bet 

Santa   Clara   and   Center, 

York  and  .lersey. 
FredericU,    bet   Bryant 

and  Brannan  fm  Firsts  W. 
Fredericli,  bet  Carl  {md 

Waller  fm  Masonic  av  W. 
Freelon,  bet  Bourne  and 

(Jrsenius  fm  Byrne  S  to 

Salome 
Freelon,  bet  Bryant  and 

Brannan  fm  Zoe  to  SW  of 

Fourth. 
Fremont,  bet  Beale  and 

First  fm  Market  SE  to  the 

bay. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

101    Mission 100 

Melius 

201    Howard 200 

243    Lincoln  place 

301    Folsom 300 

401    Harrison 400 

425    Lawrence  place.... 

501    Bryant 500 

(e)    Brannan (e) 

Fremont    Court,    bet 

Powell  and  Mason  fm  Clay 

S. 
Fresno,  bet  Plumas  and 

India  fm  the    bay  W  to 

First  av. 
Friedman  Place,  bet 

Pacific  and  Broadway  from 

Larkin  E. 
Front,  bet  Davis  and  Bat- 
tery   N   from    Market   to 

Greenwich. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market 2 

101    Pine 100 

201    California _  200 

211    Halleck 

301    Sacramento 300 

317    Commercial 318 

401    Clay 400 

(c)    Merchant 416 

501    Washington .500 

Oregon 510 

601    Jackson 600 

Clark 614 

701    Pacific 70O 

713    Chambers 712 

801    Broadway 800 

901    Vall^o (d) 

1001    Green (d) 

Commerce (d) 

1101    Union (d) 

Dock (d) 

1201    Filbert (d) 

(e)    Greenwich (e) 

Front     Avenue,     bet 

Water  Front  and  First  av 
fm  India  SE. 
Fulton,    bet    Grove   and 

McAUister  W  fm  Larkin. 
South.    Street.         iV.  side. 

1    Larkin. 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue_  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavia 500 

601    Laguna 600 

701    Buchanan 700 

801    Webster 800 

901    Fillmore 900 

KMil    Stelner 1000 

UOl    Pierce 1100 

1201    Scott !....1200 

llioi    Devisadero 1300 

1401    Broderick 1400 

1.501    Baker 1500 

1601    Lyon 1600 

1701     Lott 1700 

1801    Masonic  avenue....l800 

IIXII    Ashbury ISKK) 

2001     Clayton 2000 

2101    Cole 2100 

2201    Shrader 2200 

2.)01    Stnnyan 2;i00 

«,  South  S  F,  from  India 

SW  to  Vlhitacion  Valley. 
Oalnes,  bet  Battery  and 
San  some     fm     Green    to 
Union. 


Oale,  bet  First  and  Second, 
fm  Townsend  to.and  front- 
ing, the  bay. 
Oalindo  Alley,  bet  Gu- 
errero and  Dolores  fm  Fif- 
teenth to  Sixteenth. 
Oarden,  bet    Sixth    and 
Seventh   fm    Harrison  to 
Bryant. 
Clarden    Avenne,    bet 
Geary  and  Post  fm  Devis- 
adero to  Broderick 
Oardner,  bet  Kearny  and 

Dupont  fm  Post  N. 

Oardner     Place,     bet 

Clay  and  Washington  fm 

Mason  W. 

Oaren,  W  s    San  Bruno 

Road  4  miles  fm  City  Hall 

Oates,  f  ra  Cortland  av  S  to 

Crescent  av,  B  H 
Oaven,    University    H 

Assn. 
Oaven,   bet   Powell   and 
Mason     fm     Filbert     to 
Greenwich. 
©eary,  bet  O'FarreU  and 
Post  W  fm  Junction  Kear- 
ny and  Market  to  Central 
av. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 
1    Market  &  Kearny..     2 

25    Brooks 

101    Dupont 100 

201    Stockton 200 

301    Powell 300 

401    Mason 400 

Metcalfe  place 416 

417    Martha  place 

501    Taylor 500 

511    Geary  place 

515    William 512 

601    Jones 600 

Leavenworth 700 

Hyde 800 

Larkin 900 

1001    Polk 1000 

UOl    Van  Ness  aveuue..llOO 

1201    Franklin 1200 

1301    Gough 1300 

"  "'    Octavia 1400 

Laguna. 1500 

Buchanan .....1600 

1701    Webster 1700 

1801    Fillmore 1800 

1901    Stelner 1900 

2001    Pierce 2000 

2101    Scott 2100 

2201    Devisadero 2200 

2301    Broderick 2300 

St  Joseph's  av — . 

2401    Baker. 2400 

2501    Lyon 2500 

(e)    Central  avenue (e) 

Oeary  Place,  bet  Taylor 

and  Jones  fm  Geary  S. 
Geneva,    bet   Sixth   and 

Seventh  fm  Brannan  SE. 
Oeorge,    bet    Fifth    and 
Sixth  fm  Hooper  fo  Hub- 
bell. 
Oeoreia,   bet   Louisiana 
and  Michigan  fm  Solano  S 
to  First  av. 
Oerke  Alley,  bet  Filbert 
and  Greenwich  fm  Dupont 

Oermanla,  bet  Kate  and 

Waller  fm  Webster  to  Fill- 
more. 
Oertrudia,  fm  Hecker  S 

W  to  Islals  Creek 
©i  bbs,  be  t  Wash  Ington  and 

Jackson  fm  Montgomery 

av  W. 
Oibson,    bet    Green   and 

Union  fm  Larkin  E. 
Oilbert,  bet    Sixth    and 

Seventh    fm     IJryant    to 

Townsend. 
Oilmore,  E  s  Kentucky 

nr  Shasta 
Oirard,   bet   San   Bruno 

Road  and  Berlin  fm  Sliver 

av  S. 
Olen   Park   Avenne, 

bet   Blission  and  Howard 

fm  Twelfth  SW. 
Olenwood  Place,  bet 

Twelfth    and   Thirteenth 

Ini  Howard  S. 
O  lover, bet  Broadway  and 

Vallejo  fm  Jones  W.  j 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


Goat  Alley,  bet  Battery 
and  SanBome  fni  Vallejo 
to  Green. 

OodeuH,  E  6  MiEsioD  nr 
Thirtieth  E  to  California 
av 

Ood.v.  W  s  Mission  near 
Twertv-elKhth 

Ooettingen,  bet  Berlin 
and  ■W'llllauis  fm  Silver 
av  S. 

Oold,  bet  Jackson  and  Pa- 
cific fm  Sansome  to  Mont- 
gomery, 

Oolden  Coil  rt,bet  Jones 
and  Leavenworth  fm  Sac- 
ramento S. 

Oolden  «ate  At- 
eniie,  bet  McAllister  and 
Turk  W  fm  Junction  Tay- 
lor and  JIarket. 

South.  Street.  JV.  side. 
1    Market  and  Taylor     2 

101    Jones 100 

201    Leavenworth  200 

Dale  place 

Charles 

301    Hyde 300 

401    Larkin 400 

501    Polk 500 

601    Van  Ness  avenue.    600 

701    Franklin 700 

801    Gough 8t)0 

901    Octavla 900 

1001    Laguns 1000 

1101    Buchanan 1100 

1201    Webster 1200 

1301    Fillmore 1300 

1401    Steiner 1400 

1501    Pierce 1500 

1601    Scott 1600 

Seymour  avenue... 

1701    Devlsadero 1700 

1801    Broderick 1800 

1901    Baker 1900 

2001    Lyon 2000 

2101    Lett ; 2100 

(e)    Masonic  avenue...  (e) 
Oolden    Oate    Park, 
bet  D  and  H  fm  the  ocean 
to  Stanyan  and   bet   Fell 
and  Oak  to  Baker. 
Ooldman    Place,   bet 
Sixteenth      and     Seven- 
teenth fm  Mission  E. 
Oood-(  hildren,      bet 
Kearny  and    Pufxjnt   fm 
Greenwich  to  Lombard. 
Ooodsell    Place,    bet 
Harrison  and   Bryant  fm 
First  E. 
Oordon,  bet  Eighth  and 
Ninth  trum  Harrison  NW. 
Oougli,  bet  Franklin  and 
( ictavia  N  fm  Market  to 
Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  A  Halght..     2 

Rose  avenue _. 

101    Page 100 

Lilv  avenue 

201    Oak 200 

Hickory  avenue.... 

301    Fell 300 

Linden  avenue 

401    Hayes 400 

Ivv  avenue 

501    Grove 500 

Birch  avenue 

601    Fulton 600 

Ash  avenue 

701    McAllister 700 

Locust  avenue 

801    Golden  Gate  av 800 

901    Turk 900 

Laurel  avenue 

1001    Eddy 1000 

Willow  avenue 

1101    EUlB 1100 

Olive  avenue 

1201    O'Farrell 1200 

Myrtle  avenue 

1301    Geary .^..1300 

Oedar  avenue 

1401    Post 1400 

Walnut  avenue 

1501    Sutter 1500 

Fern  avenue 

1601    Bush 1600 

Austin 

1701     Pine 1700 

1801    Collfomla 1800 

1901    Sicramento 1900 


2001     Clav 2000 

2101    Washington 2100 

2201    Jackson 2200 

2:»1    Pacific 2300 

2401    Broadway 2400 

2501    Vallejo. 2500 

2601    Green 2600 

2701    Union 2700 

2801    Filbert 2800 

2901    Greenwich 2900 

3001     Lombard 3000 

3101    Chestnut 3100 

3201    Francisco 3200 

Bay 

Gov't  Reservation 

(e)    Lewis (e 

Orace  Terrace,  S  s  Cali- 
fornia   bet    Dupont    and 
Stockton 
Orahaiu     Place,    bet 
Stockton  and  Dupont  fm 
Union  to  Green, 
Orand     ATcnne,     bet 
Ninth  and  Tenth  fm  Mis- 
sion to  Howard. 
Orand  Place,  bet  Du- 
l)ont  and  Kearny  fm  Fil- 
bert S. 
Orant,  bet  Guerrero  and 
Dolores,  bet  Fifteenth  and 
Sixteenth 
Orant  Place,  bet  Fre- 
mont and  First  fm  Folsom 
S. 
Orattan,  S  of  Sullivan  fm 

Stanyan  W. 
Oreen,    bet   Vallejo    and 
Union  W  fm  Front  to  Pre- 
sidio Reservation. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Front 2 

101    Battery 100 

— —    Gaines 

201    Sansome 200 

Calhoun 

301    Montgomery 300 

Vincent 316 

319    Kohler  place 

Bone  alley 326 

331    Reed  place 

401    Keariiy 400 

- —    Sonora 406 

- —    Lafayette  place 420 

501    Dupont 500 

Bannam  place 510 

Union  place 522 

529    Bower  place 

Graham  place 5.39 

MontBomerv  av.... 

601    Stockton 600 

701    Powell 700 

August  alley 718 

801    Mason  „ 800 

Salmon 

901    Taylor „.  900 

1001    Jones 1000 

1101     Leavenwotth 1100 

New  Orleans  alley 

Hamlin 

1201    Hyde 1200 

1.301    Larkin 1300 

1401    Polk 1400 

l.Wl    Van  Ness  avenue..l500 

1(101    Franklin 1600 

1701    Gough 1700 

1801    Octavla 1800 

1901    Laguna : 1900 

2001    Buchanan 2000 

2101    Webster 2100 

2201    FiUmore 2200 

2301    Steiner 2300 

2401     Pierce 2400 

2,501    Scott 2500 

2601    Devlsadero 2600 

2701    Broderick 2700 

2801    Baker 2800 

2901     Lyon 2900 

3001    Central  avenue 3000 

3101    Walnut 3100 

(c)    Laurel (e) 

Oreen  Place,  bet  Mont- 
gomery   and    Kearny  fm 
Green  N. 
Oreen'M   Court,    bet 
Mission     and       Howard, 
Spear  and  Steiiart 
Oreenwich,  bet  Filbert 
and  Lombard  W  fm  Front 
to  I'resldio  Reservation. 
South.    Street.         iV.  side. 

1     Front 2 

101    Battery 100 

201    Sansome 200 




Pringle  court 

;«>i 

Montgomery 

.  300 

401 

Kearny 

.  400 

— 

Telegraph  place.. 

.501 

.500 

.505 

Bellevue  avenue. 



fiOl 

Stockton 

.  600 

701 

Powell 

.  700 

703 

Gaven 





Chamber's  alley. 

721 

Scotland 

Montgomery  av.. 

• 

801 

Mason 

.  800 



Hartmann 

.  806 



.  816 

901 

Taylor 

.  900 

907 

Roach 

I(X)1 

Jones 

,1(HX) 

1101 

Leavenworth 

.1100 

Randall  place 



1201 

Hyde 

,.1200 

i:ioi 

Larkin 

.18(K) 

1401 

Polk 

.14IH) 

1.501 

Van  Ness  avenue 

.Am) 

1601 

Franklin 

.Mm 

1701 

Gough 

.1700 

1801 

Octavla 

..1800 

1901 

Laguna 

.IWK) 

2(K)1 

Buchanan 

,.21K)() 

2101 

Webster 

.21 (K) 

2201 

Fillmore 

.TM) 

•£m 

Steiner 

.ZMX) 

2401 

Pierce 

.2400 

2,501 

Scott 

.2.500 

?601 

.2600 

2701 

Broderick 

2700 

2801 

Baker 

..2800 

Orisar,   bet   Union    and 
Filbert  fm  Octavla  to  La- 
guna. 
©rove,    bet    Hayes    and 

Fulton  fm  Larkin  W. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    I'olk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavla 500 

601    Laguna 600 

701    Buchanan 700 

801    Webster 800 

901    Fillmore SOO 

1001    Steiner 1000 

Alamo  Square 

1201    Scott 1200 

i:»l    Devlsadero 1300 

1401    Broderick 1400 

1.501    Baker 1500 

1601    Lyon 1600 

1701     Lott 1700 

1801    Masonic  avenue...  1800 

1901    Ashbury 1900 

2»)1    Clavton 2000 

2101    Cole 2100 

2201    Shrader 2200 

(e)    Stanyan (e) 

Oaerrero,  bet   Valencia 
and  Dolores  fm  Market  S 
to  Old  San  Jos6  Road. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

101    Ridley 100 

Clinton  Park 

Baltimore  Park 

113    Quinn 

Brosnan 

201    Fourteenth 200 

301    Fifteenth 300 

401    Sixteenth 400 

Camp 

.501    Seventeenth 500 

519    Dorland 518 

601    Eighteenth 600 

701    Nineteenth 70(f 

Columbia 

801    Twentieth 800 

Liberty 

901    Twenty-flrst 900 

Hill 

1001    Twenty-second 1000 

M 

1101    Twenty-third 1100 

Elizabeth 

1201     Twenty -fourth 1200 

1301    Twentv-flfth 1300 

1401    Twenty-sixth 1400 

Oannifion  Avenue,  S 
6  Prectta  place  S  to  Pros- 
pect place 


Oustavus,  bet  Powell  and 
Mason  fm  California  to  Sac- 
ramento. 

Outtenberg,  W  End   H 

Assn. 

Ony  Place,  bet  Folsom 
and  Harrison  fm  First  SW. 

H,  bet  Golden  Gate  Park 
and  I  fm  First  av  W. 

H,  .South  S  F,  fm  Fourth  av 
SW  to  VIsltaclon  Valley. 

Haggin,  bet  Third  and 
Fourth  to  King  to  Berry. 

Halght,  bet  Waller  and 
Page  W  fm  junction  Gough 
and  Market. 

South.  Street.  2f.  side. 
1    Market  and  Gough     2 

101    Octavla 100 

201    Lagima 200 

:?01    Buchanan 300 

401    Webster 400 

.501    Fillmore 500 

601    Steiner 600 

701    Pierce 700 

801    Scott 800 

901    Devlsadero 900 

1001    Broderick 1000 

1101    Baker 1100 

1201    Lyon 1200 

1301    Lott 1300 

1401    Masonic  avenue. ..1400 

1.501    Ashbury 1500 

1601    Clayton ,. 1600 

1701    Cole 1700 

1801    Shrader 1800 

(e)    Stanyan (e) 

Hale,Ws  San  Bruno  Road 
3  miles  Im  City  Hall 

Hall  Alley,  bet  Sansome 
and  Montgomery  fm  Val- 
lejo S. 

Hall  Court,  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson  fm 
Dupont  W. 

Hall  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde  ftn 
Jackson  N. 

Halleck,  bet  California 
and  Sacramento  fm  Front 
to  Leidesdorff. 

Halleek,  E  s  Buchanan 
nr  Lombard 

Hamilton,  bet  Holyoke 
and  Bowdoln  fm  Silver  av 
S,  U  M  T. 

Hamilton  Square,  bet 
Scott  and  Steiner,  Post  and 
Geary. 

Hamlin,  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde  fm  Green 
N. 

Hamlin  Place,  bet 
Broadway  and  Vallejo  fm 
Larkin  E. 

Hammond  Place,  bet 
Second  and  Third  fm 
Townsend  to  Berry. 

Hampshire,  bet  Potrero 
av  and  YorK  fm  Mission 
Creek  S  to  Twenty-first, 
thence  E  to  Jersey,  thence 
S  to  Serpentine  av,  and  fm 
iBtels  Creek  S,  South  S.  F. 

Hampton  <'onrt,  bet 
Hawthorne  and  Third  fm 
Harrison  NW. 

Hampton  Pl:%cc,  bet 
Second  and  Third  fm  Fol- 
som SE. 

Hancock, bet  Eighteenth 
and  Nineteenth,  from 
Church  to  Noe. 

Hardie  Place,  bet  Sut- 
ter and  Bush  fm  Kearny 
E. 

Harlan  Place,  bet  Sut- 
ter and  Bush  Im  Dupont 
W. 

Harriet,  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh  fm  Howard  to 
Folsom. 

Harrison,  bet  Folsom 
and  Bryant  SW  fm  Steuart 
to  Fourteenth,  thence  to 
Serpentine  av. 

South.  Street.  y.  side. 
1    Steuart 2 

101    Spear 100 

Johnston 

201    Mam 200 

301    Beale 300 

401    Fremont 400 


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STREET  GUIDE. 


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501    First..... 500 

Essex 538 

551    lilDcon  place _. 

557    Stanley  place 

Charles  place 570 

801    Second 600 

613    Vassar  place 

Hawthorne 6X> 

Hampton  coort 670 

701    Third 700 

Rltch 720 

801    Fourth 800 

901    Fifth 900 

913    Fifth  avenue 

953    Oak  Grove  avenue 

969    Park  avenue 

1001    Sixth 1000 

1011    Garden 

- —    Columbia 

Sherman 

1101    Seventh 1100 

1119    Langton 

1137    Chesley 

1149    Hayward 

— —    Mariposa  Terrace.. 

1301    Eighth 1200 

Gordon 

1301    Ninth 1300 

Dore 

1401    Tenth 1400 

1501    Eleventh 1500 

■ —    Nevada 

Twelfth 1600 

1601    Channel — 

1701    Fourteenth 1700 

1721    Alameda 

1801    Fifteenth 1800 

1821    El  Porado 

1901    Sixteenth 1900 

1921    Santa  Clara - — 

2001    Seventeenth 2000 

2021    Mariposa — — 

2101    Eighteenth 2100 

2121    .Solano — 

Nineteenth 2200 

2221    Butte 

2.301    Twentieth 2300 

2401    Twentv-first.........2400 

2501    Twenty-second 2500 

2601    Twenty-third 2600 

2701    Twenty-fourth 2700 

2801    Twentv-fifth 'iSOO 

2901    Twenty-si.\th 2900 

(e)    Serpentine  av (e) 

Harrison  AvenDe,  oet 

Seventh   and    Eighth  fm 

Folsom  SE. 
Harry,  fm  Laidley  SW  to 

Beacon. 
Harrj-  Place,  bet  Fil- 
bert  and    Greenwich   fm 

Lnguna  E. 
Hartford,  bet   Noe  and 

Castro  fm  Eighteenth  S  to 

Twentieth. 
HartHiann,  bet  Mason 

and  Taylor  fm  Greenwich 

to  Montgomery  av. 
Harvard,  S  b  Silver  avW 

of  Oxford. 
Harivoud    Alley,    bet 

Keariiv    and    Dupont  fm 

Fiiberl  S. 
HavenN,  bet   Union  and 

Filbert  fm    Leavenworth 

W. 
Havens      Place,     bet 

Stockton  and   Powell   fm 

Washington  8. 
Hawett,    bet    Tenth    and 

Eleventh  fm  Folsom  S. 
Hawthorne,  bet  Second 

and  Third  fm  Folsom  to 

HarrKson. 
Hayes,  bet  Fell  and  Grove 

W  fm  Junction  Market  and 

Larkin. 
Smith.    Street.         y.  side. 
1    Market  A  Larkin...     2 

College  place 16 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

601    Octavia 500 

801    Lagnna. 600 

701    Buchanan 700 

801    Webster 800 

901    Fillmore 900 

1001    Stelner 

1101    Pierce 

1201    Scott 1200 

i;«l    Devlsadero 1300 


1401    Broderick 1400 

1501    Baker 1500 

1601    Lvon 1600 

1701    Lott 1700 

1801    Masonic  avenue.. ..1800 

1905    Ashbury 1900 

2001    Clavton 2000 

2101    Cole : 2100 

2201    Shrader 2200 

vtj    Slanyan (e) 

Hayward,  bet  Seventh 
and  Eighth  fm  Harrison 
SE. 

Haywood,  bet  Third  and 
Fourth  fni  Folsom  to  Lou- 
isa. 

Heatli,  fm  Cortland  av 
S  to  San  Bruno  Road. 

Hecker,  fm  Islais  Creek 
AV. 

Helen  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde  fm  Cal- 
ilornia  S. 

Helensi,  South  S  F,  S  of 
Islais  Creek  fm  Nebraska 
W  to  York. 

Henderson  Avenne, 
S  s  Point  Lobos  av  bet 
Johnson  av  and  First  av. 

Henrietta,  fm  San  Josfi' 
Road  nr  Thirtieth  SE  to 
North  av,  B  H. 

Henrietta  !S«uare,  bet 
Howard  and  Folsom  fm 
Eleventh  E. 

Henry,  bet  Hyde  and  Lar- 
kin fm  Lombard  N. 

Henry,  bet  ^Silllman  and 
Burrow  fm  San  Bruno 
Road  W,  U  M  T. 

Henry,  bet  Fourteenth 
and  Fitteeuth  fm  Noe  W. 

Heringer,  E  of  San  Bru- 
no Road  4  miles  fm  City 
Hall. 

Heriuann,bet  Brady  and 
Ridley  fm  Market  E  to 
Mission. 

Hermann,  E  of  San  Bru- 
no Road  3  miles  fin  City 
Hall. 

Heron,  bet  Folsom  and 
Harrison  fm  Eighth  NE. 

Heyn  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde  fm 
Clay  S. 

HIckor.v  Avenne,  bet 
Oak  and  Fell  fm  Van  Ness 
av  to  Webster. 

South.  Street.  N.  side. 
1    Van  Ness  avenue..      2 

101    Franklin 100 

201    Gough 200 

301    Octavia 300 

401    Laguna 400 

.501    Buchanan 500 

601    Webster 600 

High,  bet  Beilevue  and 
Mission  Ocean  House 
Road  fm  Twen  y-flfth  S 
to  Twenty-sixth. 

Highland  Terrace, 
N  s  Califortiia  bet  Jones 
and  Leavenworth. 

Hill,  bet  Twenty-arst  and 
Twenty-second  fm  Valen7 
cla  W  to  Guerrero,  andfm 
Sanchez  \V  to  Castro. 

Hinimelniann  Place 
bet  Jlascin  and  Taylor  tin 
Pacibc  to  liroadway. 

Hinckley,  bet  Broadway 
and  Vallcji)  I'm  Kearny  to 
Dupont. 

Hodges  Alley,  bet  San- 
some  and  Montgomery  fm 
Vallejo  N. 

Hodges  Court,  bet 
Market  and  Mission  fm 
Spear  W. 

Hodgson  Alley,  bet 
Mi-sslon  an<l  First  av  fm 
Sixteenth  N. 

Itoflr  Avenue,  bet  Mis- 
sion mid  Valrncla  fni  Six- 
teenth to  Scvi'iiteeuth. 

Hullis,  bet  Buchanan  and 
Webster  fm  Ellis  to  O'Far- 
rell. 

Holly  Park,  SW  s  Ber- 
nai  Heights  nr  San  Jos^ 
Road. 


Holyoke,  bet  Williams 
and  Hamilton  fm  Silver 
av  S. 

Homestead,  bet  Doug- 
lass and  Ellen  fm  Twenty- 
fourth  to  Twenty-sixth. 

Hooper,  bet  Channel  and 
Irwin  SW  fm  Kentucky  to 
Eighth. 

Ho|>e,  fra  California  av  N 
W  to  Franconia  av,  B  H. 

Hopeton  Terrace,  bet 
Stockton  and  Powell  fm 
Washington  S. 

Houston,  bet  Chestnut 
and  Fiancisco  fm  Taylor 
to  Jones. 

Howard,  bet  Mission  and 
Folsom  SW  fm  East  to 
Thirteenth,  thence  S  to 
Serpentine  av. 

South.    Street.         y.  side. 

1    East 2 

(c)    Steuart (c) 

Green  court 

101    Spear 100 

Dexter 

201    Main 200 

301    Beale 300 

401    Fremont 400 

.501    First 500 

601    Second 600 

New  Montgomery 

633    Hubbard 

701    Third 700 

801    Fourth 800 

Howird  court 814 

901    Fifth 900 

Mary 

1001    Sixth 1000 

1013    Harriet 

1041    Russ 

1059    Moss 

1101    Seventh 1100 

1111    Langton 

1127    Rausch - — 

1159    Sumner 

1201    Eighth 1200 

i:»l    Ninth 1300 

Washington  av 

-  Grand  avenue 

1401    Tenth 1400 

1.501    Eleventh 1500 

Lafavette 

1601    Twelfth 1600 

Bowles  place 1626 

1701    Thirteenth 1700 

Erie 

1801    Fourteenth.. 1800 

1901    Fifteenth 1900 

Adair 

2001    Sixteenth 2000 

2101    Seventeenth 2100 

2201    Eighteenth 2200 

2301    Nineteenth 2:500 

Kensington  place.. 

2401    Twentieth... 2400 

2501    Twenty  Urst 2.500 

2601    Twenty-second 2600 

2^01    Twentv-third 2700 

2801    Twenty-fourth 2800 

2901    Twenty-flrth 2900 

3001    Twenty-sixth 3000 

(c)    Serpentine  av (e) 

Howard     Court,     bet 

Fourth    and      Fifth     fm 

Howard  NW. 
Hubbard,  bet  Second  ilnd 

Tiiird  fin  Howard  SE. 
Hubbellt  bet  Irwin  and 

South  SW  fm  Kentucky  to 

Center. 
HuilHon,  bet  Fourth  and 

Fifth  f m  Channel  to  South. 
Hudson,  Junction  Four- 
teenth av  and  Cadwalla- 

der  NW  to  Salome. 
Hulbert     Alley,     bet 

Four.h  and  Fifth  SE  and 

NW  fin  ('lara.  ■ 
Humboldt,    bet    Sierra 

and     Nevada    fm   Water 

Front  to  Maryland. 
Hunt,    bet    Mission     and 

Howard  fm  Thlnl  NE. 
Huuter,   \\  k  .San  Bruno 

Roail  4  miles  fin  City  Hall 
Hyde,    bet   Leavenworth 

and  LarkiD  N  fm  McAl- 
lister to  JelTerson. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

I    McAllister. 2 

101    Tyler 100 


201    Turk 200 

203    Hvde  place 

301    Eddy 300 

401    Ellis 400 

501    O'Farrell 500 

601     Geary 600 

701    Post 700 

801    Sutter 800 

901    Bush 900 

1001    Pine 1000 

1101    California 1109 

1201    Sacramento 1200 

1301    Clav 1300 

1401    Washington 1400 

1501    Jackson 1500 

1601    Pacific 1600 

Lvnch 1606 

1701    Broadway 1700 

1801    Vallejo 1800 

1901    Green 1900 

Delgado  place 

Russell 

2001    Union 2000 

Allen 

2101    Filbert 2100 

2201    Greenwich 2200 

2301    Lombard 2300 

2401    Chestnut 2400 

2.501    Francisco 2500 

2601    Bav 2600 

2701    North  Point '.1700 

2801    Beach 2800 

(e)    Jefferson («) 

Hyde   Place,  bet  Turk 

and  Eddy  fm  Hyde  W. 
I,  bet  H  and  J  fm  First  av 

W. 
I,  South  S  F,  fm  Second  av 

SW  to  Vlsitaclon  Valley. 
Idaho,  bet  Arizona   and 
Dacotah  fm  Water  Front 
S  to  India. 
niinois,    bet    Michigan 
and  Kentucky  fm  Fourth 
S  to  First  av. 
India,  SW  and  N  s  of  In- 
dia Basin. 
Indiana,  bet  Minnesota 
and  Iowa  fm  Center  S  to 
Tulare. 
Iowa,    bet    Indiana    and 
Pennsylvania  fm  Center  8 
to  Tulare. 
Irwin,    bet    Hooper   and 
Hubbell  SW  fm  Kentucky 
to  Eighth. 
Isaac,    bet    Felsom    and 
Harrison  from  Twelfth  to 
Thirteenth. 
Isabel,  fm  Wolfe  SE  to 

Shak.speare,  B  H. 
Isis,  bet  Folsom  and  Har- 
rison fm  Twelfth  SW. 
Islais,   S   s   Islais   Creek 

channel  fm  the  bay  W. 
Ivy  Avenue,  bet  Ha.ves 

and  Grove  fm  Polk  W. 
South.    Street.        N.  side. 

1    Polk. 2 

(6)     Van  Ness  avenue..  (6) 

201    Franklin 200 

301    Gough 300 

401    Octavia 400 

501    Laguna 500 

601    Buchanan 600 

701    Webster 700 

J,bet  I  and  K  fm  First  avW. 
J,  South  S  F,  fm  First  av 

SW  to  Visituclon  Valley. 
Jackson, tiet  Wasbin.uton 

and  Pacltic  W  fm  East. 
South.    Street.         S.  side. 

1    East 2 

(c)    Drumm_ (c) 

101    Davis 100 

201    Front 200 

301    Battery 300 

313    Custom  House  pL.. 

401    Sansome 400 

Balance 412 

431    Jones  alley 

501    Montgomery 500 

Montgomery  av 

601    Kearny 600 

62:5    Cooper's  alley 

6:33    Wiishington  place. 

Bartlftt 642 

701     Dupont 700 

711    St  Louis  alley 

Sullivan  alley 720 

723    Stout's  or  Ross  al.. 

801    Stockton 800 

Bedlbrd  place 806 


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SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


813    Virginia 814 

819    Stone 

Adele  alley 824 

901    Powell 900 

Dore  alluy 

1001    Mason 1000 

10O7    Vernon  place 

Auburn 1014 

1101    Taylor 1100 

1201    Jones 1200 

1301    Leavenworth 1300 

■  Hall  place 

Wall  place 

1401    Hyde 1400 

1501    Larkin 1500 

1601    Polk 1600 

1701    Van  Ness  avenue.  1700 

1801    Franklin 1800 

1901    Gough 1900 

2001    Octavla 2000 

2101    Laguni 2100 

2201    Buchanan 2200 

2301    Webster 2300 

2401    Fillmore ....2400 

2501    Stelner 2500 

2601    Pierce 2600 

2701    Scott 2700 

2801    Devisadera 2800 

2901    Broderlck 2900 

3001    Baker _.'<000 

3101    Lyon 3100 

3201    Central  avenue 3200 

3301    AValnnt 3300 

3401    Laurel 3400 

3501    Locust 3500 

3601    Spruce 3600 

3701    Maple 3700 

3801    Cherry 3800 

(e)    Flrstavenue (e) 

Jackson      Park,     bet 

Santa  I'lara  and  Mariposa, 

Carolina  and  Arkansas. 
Jackson     Place,    bet 

Green     and     Vallejo    fm 

Montgomery  E. 
Jacoby,  bet  Leavenworth 

and  Hyde  fm  California  N. 

Jacoby  Place,bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin  fm  Sutter  N. 

Jane  Place,  bet  Mason 

and  Taylor  fm  Pine  N. 
Jansen,   bet  Mason  and 

Taylor  fm    Greenwich  to 

Lombard. 
Japan,   S   s   Bryant  bet 

First  and  Second. 
Jasper  Alley,  bet  Union 

and  Filbert  fm  Jasper  place 

E. 
Jasper  Place,  bet  Du- 

pont    and     Stockton     fm 

Union  to  Filbert. 
JeflTerson,  bet  Beach  and 

Tonquin  W  fm  Powell  to 

Presidio  Reservation.^ 
South.    Street.         N.  Vide. 

1    Powell (d) 

101    Mason (d) 

201    Taylor (d) 

301    Jones (dj 

401    Leavenworth (d; 

501    Hyde (d) 

601    Larkin 600 

701    Polk 700 

Van  Ness  avenue. 

Gov't  Reservation 

1201    Laguna 1200 

1301    Buchanan 1300 

1401     Webster 1400 

1501    Fillmore 1500 

1601    Stelner 1600 

1701    Pierce 1700 

1801     Scott 1800 

1901     nevli-adero 1900 

2001    Broderlck 2000 

2101    Baker 2100 

Jetrerson  Avenue,  E  s 

Laurel  av  nr  Cortland  av 
E  to  San  Hrunu  Road. 

Jefrrrson  Ni|uare,  bet 
Coldi'n  Gate  av  and  KdUy, 
Laguna  and  Gough. 

Jersey,  bet  Potrero  av  and 
Hampshire  fm  Mission 
Creek   S  to  Twenty-first. 

Jersey, bet  Twenty -fourth 
and  Twenty-fifth  (m  Old 
San  Joe6  Road  W  to  Doug- 
lass. 

Jessie,  bet  Market  and 
Mission  fm  First  SW. 

S.E.  StreeL  N.  W.  side. 
1    First 2 


Ecker 

Anthony 

101    Second 100 

New  Montgomery 

161    Annie 162 

(ft)    Third (6) 

301    Fourth 300 

(&)    Fifth (b) 

4.31    Mint  avenue 

501    Sixth 500 

601    Seventh 600 

There  are  also  in  this 
block  numbers  from  1 
to  30  inclusive. 

701    Eighth 700 

801    Ninth 800 

901    Tenth 900 

(6)    Eleventh (b) 

(ft)    Twelfth (6) 

(6)    Thirteenth (6) 

(6)    Fourteenth (6) 

lb)    Fifteenth (6) 

(6)    Sixteenth (6) 

(6)    Seventeenth (6) 

Willow  avenue 

1701    Eighteenth 1700 

1801    Nineteenth 1800 

1901    Twentieth 1900 

(e)    Twenty-first ie) 

Jewett,  betTownsend  and 
King  fm  Fourth  to  Fifth. 
John,  bet  Jackson  and  Pa- 
cific fin  Powell  to  Mason. 
John,  bet  First  and  Second 
fm  Bincon  pi  S  to  Town- 
send. 
Johnson  Avenue,  bet 
Parker  av  and  Henderson 
av  fm  Point  Lobos  av  S. 
Johnston,  bet  Spear  and 
Main  fm  Harrison  to  Bry- 
ant. 
Jones,    bet    Taylor    and 
Leavenworth  N  fm  Mar- 
ket to  Jefferson. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Mkt  &  McAllister..     2 

101    Golden  Gate  av 100 

201    Turk 200 

215    McDermott  place.. 

301    Eddy 300 

401    Ellis 400 

411    Antonio 

Steveloe  place 412 

501    O'Farrell 500 

601    Geary 600 

Cottage  place 614 

701    Post 700 

Lewis 704 

801    Sutter 800 

White's  place 806 

901    Bush 900 

1001    Pine 1000 

1101    California 1100 

1201    Sacramento 1200 

Pleasant 

1301    Clay 1300 

1401    Washington 1400 

1501    Jackson 1500 

1601    Pacific 1600 

1607    Bernard 1608 

1701    Broadway 1700 

1801    Vallejo 1800 

Merrill 

1901    Green 1900 

Lincoln ■ 

2001    Union 2000 

2101    Filbert 2100 

Valparaiso 

2201    Greenwich. 2200 

2301    Lombard 2300 

Duane 

2401    Chestnut 2400 

2501    Francisco 2600 

Montgomery  av... 

2601    Bay 2600 

2701     North  Point 2700 

2801    Beach 2800 

(e)    Jetterson (e) 

Jones  Alle.r,  bet   San- 

Bon)e  and  Montgomery  fm 

Washington  to  Jackson. 
Jones'  Place,  N  sBrv- 

ant  bet  Sixth  and  .Seventh 
Josephine,    bet  Central 

av  and  Eugenia  fm  Point 

Lobos  av  N. 
Joseph^  Terrace,  E  s 

Stockton  tiet  Lombard  and 

(yhestnut. 
Joy,  fm  California  av  NW 

to  Brewster,  B  H. 


Jnlla,  bet   Seventh    and 

Eighth  fm  Mission  S. 
Julia    Court,    bet    Du- 

pont     and    Stockton    fm 

O'Farrell  N. 
Julius,  bet   Kearny  and 

Dupont  fm  Lombard  N. 
Junction,  <jr  Dry,  bet 

Twenty-ninth   and  Thir- 
tieth fm  San  Jos6  Koad  W 

to  Bellevue. 
Juniper,  bet  Tenth  and 

Eleventh  fm    FolBori;    lo 

Harrison. 
K,  bet  J  and  L  fm  Fourth 

av  W. 
K,  South  S  F,  fm  First  av 

SW  to  Railroad  av. 
Kansas,bet  Rhode  Island 

and  Vermont  fm  Mission 

Creek  S  to  Preclta  Creek, 

and  tm  R  south,  South  S 

F. 
Kappeler   Court,  bet 

Geary  and  Post  fm  Mason 

W. 
Kate,  bet  Ridley  and.Wal- 

ler  W  fm  Junction  Market 

and  Laguna  to  Stelner  and 

bet  Frederick  and  Waller 

fm  Cole  W  to  Stanyan. 
Kate  Place,  bet  Seventh 

and    Eighth    fm    Brvant 

SE. 
Itearny,bet  Montgomery 

and  Dupont  N  fm  Market 

to  North  Point. 
We.tt.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Geary      2 

19    Morton 

101    Post 100 

Vermehr  place 116 

201    Sutter 200 

Hardie  place 218 

.301    Bush 300 

401    Pine 400 

Summer 414 

.501    California 500 

601    Sacramento 600 

627    Commercial 6.S2 

701    Clay 700 

Merchant 720 

801    Washington 800 

901    Jackson 900 

Montgomery  av ... 

1001    Pacific 1000 

St  Charles 1018 

1101    Broadway IIOO 

Dunn  allev 1106 

1121    Hinckley 1120 

1201    Vallejo 1200 

1215    8t  Charles  place.... 

1301    Green 1300 

1401    Union 1400 

loOl    Filbert 1500 

1601    Greenwich ....1600 

1701    Lombard 1700 

1801    Chestnut 1800 

1901    Francisco (d) 

2001    Bay (d) 

(e)    North  Point {e) 

Kensington      Place, 

bet  Nineteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth fm  Howard  W. 
Kent,  bet  Union  and  Fil- 
bert fm  Mason  W. 
Kentucky,   bet   Illinois 
and   Tennessee  fm  Chan- 
nel S  to  Second  av. 
Keyes  Alley,  bet  Pow- 
ell and  Mason  fm  Pacific 
N. 
Kimball     Place,    bet 
Leavenworth  and  Hyde  fm 
S  s  Sacramento  N. 
King,  bet  Townsend  and 
Berry  SW  fm  the  bay  to 
Eighth. 
S.E.    Street.        N.W.side. 

1    Second 2 

— —    Olnev  place 

101    Third 100 

Madden 

Haggln 

201    Fourth 200 

301    Fifth 300 

401    Sl.\th 400 

.501    Seventh 500 

(e)    Eighth (e) 

Kissllng,bet  Howardand 
Folsom  trom  Twelfth  E. 


Kisslingr     Place,    bet 

Folsom     and     Harrison, 
Thirteenth     and     Four- 
teenth. 
Kohler'B    Place,    bet 

Kearny  and  Montgomery 

fm  Green  S. 

Kosciusko,  fm  Cortland 

av  S  to  Crescent  av,  B  TI. 

Kossnth,  E  E  Railroad  av 

E  to  Chace. 
Kramer     Place,     bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 
Greenwich  S. 
I.,  bet  K  and  M  fm  Seventh 

av  W. 
I.,  South  S  F,  fm  First  av 
SW  to  Twenty-eighth  av. 
liafayette,  bet  Eleventh 
and  "Twelfth  fm  Mission  lo 
Howard. 
Iiafayette    Park,    bet 
Sacramento  and  Washing- 
ton, Gough  and  Laguna. 
Iiafayette   Place,  bet 
Kearny  •  and    Dupont   fm 
Green  to  Union. 
I<aguna,  bet  Octavla  and 
Buchanan  N  fm  Market  to 
Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Kat« ..     2 

101    Waller 100 

201    Haight 200 

Rose  avenue 

301    Page 300 

Lily  avenue 

401    Oak 400 

Hickory  avenue.... 

501    Fell 500 

Linden  avenue 

601    Hayes 600 

Ivy  avenue 

701    Grove 700 

Birch  avenue 

801    Fulton 800 

Ash  avenue 

901    McAUIster 900 

Locust  avenue 

1001    Tyler ibOO 

1101    Turk 1100 

Laurel  avenue 

1201    Eddy „..120O 

Willow  avenue 

1301    Ellis 1300 

Olive  avenue 

1401    O'Farrell 1400 

Myrtle  avenue 

1501    Geary 1500 

Cedar  avenue 

1601    Post 1600 

Metcalf  place 

Walnut  avenue .... 

1701    Sutter 1700 

Fern  avenue 

1801    Bush 1800 

1901    Pine 1900 

2001    California 2000 

2101    Sacramento 2100 

2201    Clay 2200 

2:»1    Washington 2300 

2401    Jackson 2400 

2,501    Pacific 2500 

2601    Broadway 2600 

2701    Vallejo 2700 

2801    Green 2800 

2901    Union 2900 

Grisar 

3001    Filbert 3000 

H«rry  place 

3101    Greenwich 3100 

:J201    Lombard 3200 

:mi    Chestnut 3300 

:moi    Francisco 3400 

3501    Bav 3500 

3601    North  Point 3600 

3701    Beach 3700 

:i801    Jefferson 3800 

3901    Tonquin 3900 

(6)    Lewis (e) 

liaidley,  fm  Thirtieth  S 
E  to  Fairmount,  thence 
SW  to  Castro. 

liake,  bet  Clay  and  Sacra- 
mento fm  First  av  to  City 
Cemetery. 

Iianders,  crosses  Market 
at  Junction  of  Fourteenth 
and  Church. 

I.ianerton,  bet  Seventh 
and  Eighth  fm  Howard  to 
Br  J- ant. 


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I.apiflire.  bet  Valencia 
and  Guerrero  fm  Eigh- 
teenth S. 

liarbin,   bet    Hvde   and 

Polh    N     fm     Market    to 
Tonquin. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Hayes     2 

Park  avenue 

101    Grove 100 

Birch  avenue — 

201    Fulton 200 

213    Ash  avenue 

an    McAllister 300 

315    Locust  avenue 

401    Golden  Gate  av 400 

Elm  avenue 

501    Turk 500 

Laurel  avenue 

601    Eddy 600 

611    Willow  avenue 

701    Ellis 700 

709    Olive  avenue 

801    (I'Farrell 800 

813    Myrtle  avenue 

901    Geary 900 

911    Cedar  avenue 

1001    Post 1000 

1013    Walnut  avenue.. .„ 

1101    Sutter 1100 

Fern  avenue 

1201    Bush 1200 

Vorrath  place 1206 

1209    Austin 

i:«l    Pine 1300 

1401    California _ 1400 

1501    Sacramento 1500 

1601    Clav 1600 

1701    Washington 1700 

1801    Jackson 1800 

1901    Pacific 1900 

Friedman  place 1910 

2001    Broadway 2000 

Hamlin  place 

2101    Vallejo 2100 

2201    Green 2200 

Bradv  place 

2301    Union 2300 

2401    Filbert 2400 

2501    Greenwich 2.500 

2601    Lombard 2600 

2701    Chestnut 2700 

2801    Francisco 2800 

2901    Bay 2900 

3001    NorthPoint 3000 

3101    Beach 3100 

3201    Jetterson (d) 

(«)    Tonquin , (e) 

liSMbie,   Det   Ei.ghth  and 

Ninth  fin  Mission  NW. 
Iiatbani  Place,  bet  El- 
lis and  O'Farrell  fm  Jla- 
son  W. 
Iiaura  Place,  bet  San- 
some  and  ilontgomery  fm 
Pine  S. 
Kianrel,  bet  Walnut  and 

Locust  tm  California  N. 
Ijaurel  ATenue,  from 
Cortland  av  S  to  Benton 
av.  B  H. 
liaiirel     Avenue,    bet 
Turk  and  Eddy  fm  Larkin 
to  Webster. 
South.    Street.  N.  side 

I    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin .300 

(b)    Goufe'h (6) 

Jefferson  Square... 

(6)    Octavia (6) 

601    Lapnna GOO 

701    Buchanan 700 

801    Webster 800 

liaurel  Place,  bet  Fol- 
8om  and  Harrison  fm  First 
to  Esse.\. 
lianHiiat.  bet  Halght  and 
Waller  fm  Fillmore  W  to 
Stelner 
l^anrenee  Place,  bet 
Ilarri.son  and   Bryant  fm 
Fremont  E. 
I<eaven worth,  bet 
Jones  and  H.\de  N  fm  Mc- 
Allister to  Jefterson. 
West,    .-itreet.  E.  side. 

1    McAllister 2 

101    GtldenGateav 100 

Burcham  place 

201    Turk. 200 

301    Eddy 300 


401    Ellis 400 

501    O'Farrell 500 

601    Geary 600 

701    Post ; 700 

801    Sutter 800 

901    Bush 900 

1001    Pine 1000 

1101    California 1100 

1201    Sacramento 1200 

i:»l    Clav 1300 

1401    Washington 1400 

15fn    Jackson 1500 

1601    Pacific 1600 

1609    Lvnch 

Bernard 1614 

1701    Broadway.. 1700 

Glover 

1801    Valfejo 1800 

1901    Green 1900 

Lincoln 

2001    Union 2000 

Havens 

2101    Filbert 2100 

2201    Greenwich 2200 

2301    Lombard 2300 

2401    Chestnut 2400 

2.501    Francisco 2.500 

2601    Bay 2600 

2701    North  Point 2700 

Montgomery  av.... 

2801    Beach 2800 

(e)    Jefferson (c) 

iee,  fm  Cortland  av  S  to 

San  Bruno  Koad,  S  s  B  H. 
I^eidesdorflT,    bet    San- 
some  and  Slontgomery  fm 

N  fm  Pine  to  Clay. 
We.n.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Pine 2 

101    California 100 

Halleck 

201    Sacramento 200 

213    Commercial 212 

(€)    Clay ; (e) 

I«ena  Place,  bet  Shasta 

and  Napa  from  Illinois  E. 
l.eonore,  E  s  San  Bruno 

Koad  3  miles  fm  City  Hall. 
Jjcroy  Place,  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth  Im  Sac- 
ramento N  and  S. 
licMrade    Place,    bet 

Kearny   and    Dnpont   fm 

Pacific  N. 
l<ewi«t,  fm  Polk  W  to  Pre- 
sidio Reservation  fronting 

the  bay. 
I<ev«'is,  fm    Bemls  W  to 

Castro. 
Iiewia  Place,  bet  Post 

and  Sutter  Im  Taylor  to 

Jones. 
Iiiberty,  bet   Third   and 

Fourth     fm      Townsend 

NW. 
liiberty,   bet   Twentieth 

and  Twenty-first  fm  Val- 
encia W  to  Castro. 
l.ick,  bet  Union  and  Fil- 
bert im  Taylor  W. 
lilch  Alley,  bet  Market 

and  Mission  fm  First  W. 
Iilck  Place,  bet  Monr- 

t,'omerv   and   Kearnv   fm 

Post  to  Sutter. 
liida  Place,  bet  Mission 

and  Valencia  ftn  Sixteenth 

N. 
Ijlly  Aveune,  bet  Page 

and  ( )ak  fm  Franklin  W. 
South.    Street.         A",  side. 
I    Franklin., 2 

101    Gough lOO 

201    Octavia 200 

301    Laguna 300 

401    Buchanan 400 

.501    Webster 500 

Iiiina,  bet    Leavenworth 

and  H.\de  liii  Filbert  N. 
I^incoln,  fm  North  av  E 

to  I'rentiss,  B  H. 
Iiincoln  Avenne,  bet 

Green      and      Union    fm 

Jones  W . 
lilncoln     Place,     bet 

Union  and  Filbert  fmH\de 

E. 
Iiincoln     Place,     bet 

Howanl   ami   Folsom   fm 

Fremont  E. 
lilnden     Avenue,   bet 

Fell   and   Ha.ves  fm  E  a 

Van  Ness  av  to  Webster. 


South.    Street.         JV.  mde. 

1    Van  Ness  av 2 

101    Franklin 100 

201    Gough 200 

301    Octavia 300 

401    Laguna 400 

501    Buchanan .500 

601    Webster 600 

Iiittle,    bet    Mission  and 

Delaware    av    fm   Ocean 

House  Road  N. 

L,ittle     ^Vebster,    bet 

fliontgomery  and  Kearny 

fm  Lombard  to  Chestnut. 

IjObos     Square,      bet 

Welister     and      Laguna. 

Chestnut  and  Bay. 

Irocnst,    bet    Liurel  and 

Spruce  fm  California  N. 
liocust    Avenue,     bet 
McAllister     and     Golden 
Gate  av  fm  Larkin  to  Fill- 
more. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501     Octavia 500 

601    Laguna 600 

701    Buchanan 700 

liOnibard,    bet     Green- 
wich and  Chestnut  W  fm 
Battery  to  Presidio  Reser- 
vation. 
South.    Street.         iV.  side. 

1    Battery (d) 

Sansome 

101    Montgomery 100 

Webster 

201    Kearnv 200 

Good  Children, 

Julius 

301    Dupont 300 

Wells  court - — • 

501    Stockton 500 

507    Lombard  place 

601    Powell 600 

Chambers  alley 

701    Mason 700 

705    Hartmann 

NeweU 708 

Montgomery  av.... 

713    Jansen 

801    Tavlor 809 

901    Jones 900 

Caroline 

1001    Leavenworth  1000 

1101    H.vde 1100 

Henry 

1201    Larkin 1200 

i;»l    Polk 1300 

1401    Van  Ness  avenue..l400 

1501    Franklin 1500 

1601    Gough 1600 

1701    Octavia 1700 

1801    Laguna 1800 

1901    Buchanan I'MO 

2001    Webster 2000 

2101    Fillmore 2100 

2201    Stelner 2200 

2:«J1    Pierce 2.300 

2401    Scott 2400 

2.501    Devlsadero 2.500 

2601    Broderlck 2600 

2701    Baker 2700 

lionibard    Place,   bet 

Stockton  and  Powell  fni 
Lombard  S. 

liOtt,,  bet  Lyon  and  Ma- 
sonic av  N  fm  Waller  to 
Turk. 

liOulHa,  bet  Fol.som  and 
Harrison  fm  Rltch  to 
Fourth. 

Iioulsa  Alley,  N  s  Lou- 
isa bet  Havward  ami  Eliz- 
abPtli. 

lioulftiana,  bet  Mary- 
land and  Georgia  fm  Sola- 
no S  to  First  av. 

liuck,  fm  Orleans  to  Ber- 
nu;  av. 

liucy,  bet  Masonic  av  and 
Ashbury  fni  Waller  S. 

I>nudy  Iiane,  fni  Vir- 
ginia av  NE  to  Coso  av, 
15  H. 

liunt  Avenne,  bet  Gol- 
denGate  av  and  McAllister 
Im  Laguna 


301 
401 


liyncli,  bet  Pacific  and 
Broadway  ftn  Leaven- 
worth to  Hyde. 
liyon,  bet  Baker  and  Lott 
N  fm  Haight  to  Presidio 
Reservation. 
Iiyons,  fm  California  av 

S  to  Cortland  av,  B  H. 
liysett  Place,  bet  Jones 
and  Leavenworth  fm  Sac- 
ramento S. 
MC,  bet  L  and  N  fm  Seventh 

av  W. 
M,  .South  S  F,  fm  First  av 
SW  to  Twenty-eighth  av. 
M,  bet  Twenty-second  and 
Twenty-third  fm  Sanchez 
to  Diamond. 
Macedonia,  S  s  Califor- 
nia av  S  to  Cortez,  B  H. 
Madden,  bet  Third  and 
Fourth  fm  King  to  Berry. 
Madison,    University 

Homestead  Association. 
Madrid,  Excelsior  Home- 
stead .\ssoclatlon. 
Maggie  Alle>',bet  Geary 

and  Post  fm  Jones  E. 
Maiden  Lancbet  Mont- 
gomery  and   Kearny   fm 
Montgomery  av  S. 
Maiden     Iiane,     bet 
Stockton  and   Powell   fm 
Vallejo  N. 
Main,  bet  Spear  and  Beale 
fm  Market  SE  to  the  bav. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

- —    Meeks  place 

Main  street  place.. 

101    Mission 100 

201    Howard 200 

Folsom 300 

Bincon  court 

Harrison 400 

(e)    Bryant (e) 

Main    Street    Place, 
bet   Market  and  Mission 
fm  Main  E. 
Malvina    Place,     bet 
Sacramento  and  Clay  fm 
Mason  W. 
Mansion      Honse 
Place,  bet  California  and 
Sacramento  fm  Dupont  W. 
Maple,   bet    Spruce   and 
j      Cherry  fm  California  N. 
Marengo,  SE  of  San  Bru- 
no Road  3  miles  fm  City 
!      Hall. 

Margaret   Place,   bet 
I      Kearnv   and   Dupont   fm 

Vallejo  N. 
'  Margaret  Place,   bet 
I      Mason  and  Tavlorfm  Turk 
\      N. 

r  Margary,    bet    Sanchez 

and  Noe  fm  M  S  to  Clipper 

Maria,  bet  Harrison  and 

Bryant  and  ."Seventh  and 

I      Eighth  E  and  W  sides  of 

]      Chesley. 

Marin,  bet  Colusa  and 
I  Tnlare  fm  the  bay  W  to 
I  Pennsylvania. 
j  Mariposa,  bet  Santa 
Clara  and  Solano  fm  the 
I  bay  W  to  Harrison. 
I  Mariposa  Terrace, 
'      bet  Seventh    and  Eighth 

fm  Harrison  N. 
j  Mnrketo  fm  East  SW  to 
corner  ('astro  and  Seven- 
I      teenth. 

;  S.E.    Street.       A'.W.side. 
1    East  and  Sacra'to..     2 

Steuart 

Spear 

Drummand  Cal'a..  100 

Main 

1  avis  and  Pine 200 

Beale _ 

Fremont 

Front 300 

First 

Battery  and  Bush.  400 

Ecker 

Sansome  A  Sutter..  500 

Second 

Montg'y  and  Post..  600 

New  Montgomery 

639    Annie 

—    Kearny  and  Geary  700 


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501 
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701    Third 

Brooks 734 

Dupont  &  O'Far'l.  800 

801    Fourth 

Stockton  and  ElliB  &00 

Powell  and  Eddy.. .1000 

901    Fifth „ 

Mason  and  Turk. ..1100 

1001    Sixth 

Taylor  and  Golden 

Gate  av 1200 

Jones  &  McAlll8t.rl300 

1101    Seventh 

- —    City  Hall  avenue... 

1201    Eighth 

1301    Ninth 

LarklnandHayes..l600 

1401    Tenth 

Polk  and  Fell 1700 

1501    Eleventh •■ — 

Van  Ness  av&  Oak  1800 

1601    Potter 

- —    Franklin  and  Page. 1900 

Rose  avenue 1912 

1701    Brady 

Goiigh  and  Haight2000 

1«01    Valencia — - 

Octavia  &  Waller...2100 

Hermann 

Pearl 

1901    Guerrero 

Laguna  and  Kate.2200 

Kidlev „ 

2001    Dolores 

Buchanan 2300 

2101    Church  and  Four- 
teenth  2400 

2201  Fifteenth  &San'z...2500 
2.S01  Sixteenth  andNoe.2600 
2401    Seventeenth   and 

Castro 2700 

Martlia  Place,  bet  Ma- 
son and  Tavlor  f m  Geary  S. 
Mar.T,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

fm  Mission  to  Howard. 
Mary  (see  Maria) 
Mary  Iiane,  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont  fm  Bush  S. 
Maryland,  bet  Delaware 
and  Louisiana  fm  Solano 
S  to  First  av. 
Mason,  bet   Powell   and 
.   Taylor  Nlm  Market  to  Jef- 
ferson. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Turk..     2 

101    Eddy 100 

201    EUis 200 

Latham  place - — 

217    DIkemau  place 

301    O'Farrell 300 

4f)l     Geary 400 

409    Oak  place.... 

419    Kappelercourt 

501    Post 500 

Scheerer  place 

601    Sutt«r 600 

- —    Delta  place 616 

701    Bush ; 700 

801    Pine 800 

Frank  place 

901    California &00 

1001     Sacramento 1000 

1011    Ewer  Place 

1017    Malvlna  i)lace 

- —    Dawson  place 

1101    Clay 1100 

1107    Matthew  place 

Sheppard  place 1110 

1201    Washington 1200 

l.'iOl    Jackson 1300 

- —    John ISH 

1401    Pacific 1400 

1501    Broadway l.'ioo 

1601    Valkjo 1600 

1701    Green 1700 

Winter's  lane 1716 

1801    Union 1800 

Kent 1809 

1901    Filbert 1900 

1911    Valparaiso 

2001    Greenwich 2000 

Montgomery  av 

2101    Lombard 210O 

2201    Chestnut 2200 

Water 

2.301     Francisco 2300 

Vandewater 

2401     Bay 2400 

2601    North  Point 2500 

Alaska  place — 

2601    Beach 2600 

(e)    Jefferson (e) 


Mationic  A  venae,  bet 

Lott   and  Ashhury  S  fm 

Point  Lobos  av. 
MassachuHetto,        bet 

New  York  and  Delaware 

fm  Sonoma  S  to  First  av. 
MaNHasoit.  fm  Cortoz  SE 

to  Francouia  av,  B  H. 
Mateo,  W  of  Miguel  from 

San    Jos6   Koad   NW   to 

Cherry. 
Mattbew    Mace,    bet 

Clay  and  Washington  tm 

Mason  W. 
Maxwell,  bet  Larkln  and 

Polk  fm  Broadway  N  to 

Vallejo. 
Mayflower,    E  s   Rose- 

crans   bet    California   av 

and  Powhattan  B  H. 
Mazzini,    E    of    Orleans 

fm   Precita   Creek  SE  to 

Schneider. 
McAllister,  bet  Fulton 

and  Golden   Gate   av    W 

fm    Junction    Jones  and 

Market. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 
1    Market  and  Jones     2 

Park  avenue 

101    Leavenworth 100 

201    Hyde 200 

Brown's  alley 

:S01    Larkln 300 

401    PoU 400 

501    Van  Ness  avenue..  500 

601    Franklin ,  600 

701    Gough 700 

801    Octavia 800 

901    Laguna 900 

1001    Buchanan 1000 

1101    Webster UOO 

1201    Fillmore 1200 

i:i01    Steiner 1300 

1401    Pierce _ 1400 

1.501    Scott 1.500 

1601    Devisadero 1600 

1701    Broderick 1700 

1801    Baker 1800 

1901    Lyon 1900 

2001    Lott 2000 

(e)    Masonic  avenue...   (e) 
Mc4°lellan,   fm    Califor- 
nia av  bet  Lvon  and  Wool 
S  to  Cortland  av,  B  H. 
McCprniick,  bet   Hyde 

and  Larkln  fm  Pacific  S. 
McDermott       Place, 
bet   Turk    and   Eddy  fm 
Jones  W. 
Mcliaren     I^ane,     bet 
ThirteenthandFourteenth 
fm  Folbom  W. 
Mcl<ea  <'oart,  bet  Har- 
rison and  Bryant  fm  Ninth 
NE. 
Meachani   Place,  bet 
Hyde  and  Larkln  fm  Post 
S. 
Mears,  bet  Merrifleld  and 
First  av  fui  Point  Lobos 
av  N. 
Medau  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fm  Fil- 
bert N. 
MeekH  Place,  bet  Mar- 
ket and  Mission  fm  Main 
W. 
Melius,  bet  Mission  and 

Howa^rd  lin  Fremont  W. 
Mendocino,  bet  Calave- 
ras and  Plumas  fm  the  bay 
W  to  first  av. 
Merced,  8  s  Thirtieth  nr 

Noe  S  to  Luldley. 
Mercer,   fm  Cortland  av 

S  to  Crescent  av,  B  H. 
Merchant,  bet  Clay  and 
Washington  W  fm  East  to 
Kearny. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    East 2 

(6)    Dnimni (6) 

(b)    Davis (6) 

301     Front 300 

401    Battery 400 

501    Sansome 500 

601    Montgomery 600 

Dunbar  alley 628 

(e)    Kearny (e) 

Merrifield,  bet  Chase 
and  Meurs  fm  Point  Lobos 
av  N. 


Merrill,  bet  Vallejo  and 
Green  fm  Jones  to  Leav- 
enworth. 

Merrill,  bet  Williamson 
and  Goettlngen  fm  Sliver 
av  N. 

MerrimacN  of  Alameda 
fm  the  bav  to  Tennessee. 

MetcairPlace,bet  Post 
an<i  Sutter  fm  Laguna  W. 

Metcalfe  Place,  bet 
Mason  and  Taylor  fm 
Geary  N. 

Mexico,  bet  Alaska  and 
Colorado  fm  Water  Front 
S  to  India. 

Michlgran,  bet  Georgia 
and  Illinois  fm  Solano  S  to 
Finst  av. 

Middle,  bet  Fillmore  and 
Webster  fm  Pine  to  Cali- 
fornia. 

Midway,  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton  fm  Francisco  to 
Bay. 

Midway  East,  bet  Kear- 
ny and  Dupont  fm  Fran- 
cisco to  Bav. 

Mid  way  West,bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  fm  Fran- 
cisco to  Bay. 

Miguel,  fm  Bemis  near 
Fairmount  SE  to  San  Jos€ 
Road.. 

Miles  Court,  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  fm  Califor- 
nia N. 

Miles  Place,  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Powell  fm  Sacra- 
.  mento  N. 

Miller  Place,  bet 
Fourth  and  Fifth  fm  Fol- 
Bom  S. 

Mills  Place,  bet  Post 
and  Sutter  fm  Dupont  W. 

Minna,  bet  Mission  and 
Howard  fm  First  SW. 

S.  E.    Street.       N.  W.  side. 

1    First 2 

101    Second 100 

New  Montgomery 

201    Third 200 

.301    Fourth 300 

401    Fifth 400 

501    Sixth 500 

601    Seventh 600 

645    Julia 646 

701    Eighth 700 

(6)    Ninth (&) 

(6)    Tenth (6) 

1001    Eleventh 1000 

1021    Lafavette  place 1020 

(6)    Twelfth (6) 

(&)    Thirteenth (6) 

1301    Fourteenth. „.'. 1300 

(b)-  Fifteenth (6) 

Minna  Place,  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard  fm  Beale 
W. 

Minnesota,  bet  Tennes- 
see and  Indiana  fm  South 
S  to  Tulare. 

Minnie,  bet  Ashbury  and 
Clavton  fm  Waller  S. 

Mint  Avenue,  bet  Fifth 
and  Sixth  fm  MLssion  N 
and  bet  Market  and  Mis- 
sion fm  Fifth  W. 

Mission,  bet  Market  and 
Howard  SW  fm  East  to 
Thirteenth,  thence  S  to 
County  Road. 

S.E.    Streit.       N.W.side. 

East 2 

Steuart (c) 

Spear 100 

Main 200 

Beale 300 

Fremont 400 

First 500 

—  Ecker 

5:17    Sullivan  alley 

—  Anthony 570 

Second 6C0 

New  Montgomerj-. 

Annie 6.50 

Third 70O 

Fourth 800 

Fifth 900 

Mint  avenue 

Mary 

Sixth 1000 


1 

(c) 
lUl 
201 
301 
401 
501 


601 


701 
801 
901 

921 
1001 


1101  Seventh 1100 


1.525 


1601 

1701 

1749 
1801 
1901 
2001 


2201 
2:«1 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 


Mission  alley 

1201    Eighth _ 12(» 

Laskie 12.30 

1301    Ninth 1300 

1313    Washington  av.,... 

1.323    Grand  avenue — 

1401    Tenth 1400 

1.501    Eleventh 1500 

Lafavette 

Potter I.... 1600 

West  Mission _ 

Twelfth 

Bond 

Thirteenth 

Ridley 1700 

Erie 

Fourteenth ...1800 

Fifteenth 1900 

Sixteenth. 2000 

2013    Goldman  place 

2101    Seventeenth 2100 

Willows  avenue  ...2120 

Eighteenth 2200 

Nineteenth 2300 

Twentieth 240O 

Twenty-first 2600 

Twenty-second 2600 

Twenty-third 2700 

Twenty-fourth 2800 

Twentv-fifth.„ 2900 

Twenty-sixth 3000 

Mission    and    Ocean 
Road,   fm   terminus  of 
Mission  W. 
Mission      Alley,     bet 
.Seventh  and    Eighth   fm 
Mission  N  to  Jessie. 
Mission  Avenue,   bet 
Valencia  and  Guerrero  fm 
Seventeenth  S. 
Mission  PIaza,betBIIs- 
sion  and  West  Mission  fm 
Twelfth  to  Thirteenth. 
Mississippi,  bet    Penn- 
sylvania  and     Texas   fm 
Center  S  to  Tulare. 
Missouri,  bet  Texas  and 
Connecticut  fm  Center  S  to 
Tulare. 
Monroe,    bet     Stockton 
and  Powell  fra  Bush  N  to 
Pine. 
Montcalm,     bet    Wolfe 
and  Cortez  fm  California 
av  E  to  Isabel,  B  H. 
Montezuma,  fm  Coso  av 

E  to  Folsoni,  B  H. 
Montgomery,  bet  San- 
8on>e  and  Kearny  N  fm 
Market  to  Francisco. 
West.    Street:         E.  side. 
1    Market  and  Post...     2 

Sutter 100 

Bush 200 

Pine „ 300 

Summer 

California 40O 

Sacramento 500 

Commercial 518 

Clav 600 

Merchant 622 

Washington 700 

Mont^omerv  av.... 

Jackson 800 

Gold 806 

Pacific 900 

915    Montgomery  court 

1001    Broadway 1000 

HIncklev 

Vallejo 1100 

Jackson  place 1112 

Green 1200 

Moulton  place —— 

Union 1300 

Montgomery  place 

Alfa 1314 

Filbert 1400 

Greenwich 1500 

Lombard ..1600 

Chestnut ib) 

Francisco (e) 

Montgomery     Av- 
enue, fm  N  W  cor  Mont- 
gomery  and  Washington 
NW  to  Beach. 
S.  W.    Street.       N.  E.  side. 
Wash  and  Mont...     2 

GIbb 

Jackson 100 

Kearnv 

Pacific 200 

Adler..._ 

Broadwai- 300 


101 
201 
301 
319 
401 
501 
513 
601 
613 
701 


901 


1101 

1201 

1301 
1311 
1.315 
1401 
1.501 
1601 
1701 
(e) 


1 

101 


201 
301 


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STREET   GUIDE. 


501 
601 


701 
801 


1101 


1201 
1301 


1401 


Dnpont 

401    Vallejo 400 

Stockton 

Green 500 

Union 600 

Powell 

Filbert 700 

Greenwich 800 

Mason 

Lombard 900 

Chestnut 1000 

Taylor 

Francisco 1100 

Jones 

BaV 1200 

North  Point 1300 

Leavenworth 

Beach 1400 

Montgomery  Court, 
bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
fm  Montgomery  W. 
Montgoiuerj-  Place, 
bet  Union  and  Filbert  fm 
Montgomery  N. 
Moore  Place,  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin  fra  Union  N. 
Morey  Alley,  or  Noon- 
'an's  alley,    bet    Stockton 
and  Powell  fm  Broadway 
to  Vallejo. 
Morrel       Place,      bet 
Hyde  and  Larkin  fin  Pa- 
cific N. 
Morse,  bet  Dnpont   and 
Keamv  fin  Bnsh  to  Pine. 
Morse',  San  MigueUW  End 

Map  No  1. 
Morse  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth    and    Hyde    fm 
Broadway  S. 
Morton,   bet   Geary  and 
Post  fm  Kearny  to  Stock- 
ton. 
Moss,  bet  Sixth  and  Sev- 
enth fm  Howard  to  Fol- 
som. 
MonKon.  bet  Greenwich 
and  Lombard  fm  Buchan- 
an to  Steiner. 
Moulton     Place,     bet 
Green  and  Union  fm  Mont- 
gomery W. 
Monltrie,    fm    Cortland 

av  to  (Jrescent  av,  B  H. 
Monnt    Vernon    Av- 
enue, het    Mission  and 
San  Jose  Road  fm  Niagara 
av  S. 
Myrtle    Avenue,    bet 
O'Farrell   and    Geary   fm 
Larkin  to  Laguna. 
South.    Street.         jY.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue.  200 

Franklin 300 

Gongh 400 

Octavia 500 

Lagnna 600 


301 
401 
501 
601 


K,  bet  M  and  0  ftn  Seventh 

av  W. 
N,  South  S  F,  fm  First  av 

SW  to  Twenty-ninth  av. 

Napa,  bet  Butte  and  Sierra 

fm  the  bay  W  to  Harrison. 

Napoleon,  bet  Norman 

and  Tulare  fm  Biggs  S\V  to 

Orleans. 

Natoma,  bet  Mission  and 

Howard  fm  Fremont  SW. 

8.  Ex     Street.      A\  W.  side. 

1    First 2 

101    Second 100 

New  Montgomery 

Third (6) 

Fourth (b 


401 

.501 

601 

701 

(6) 

901 

1001 

1019 

(6) 

(b) 

1301 

(6) 


15 
29 
101 


Fifth 40O 

Sixth 500 

Seventh 600 

Eighth 700 

Ninth (6) 

Tenth 900 

Klevenlh 1000 

Lafavette  place. ...1018 

Twelfth (6) 

Thirteenth (6) 

Fourteenth 1300 

Fifteenth (b) 

Neltraska,  bet  Vermont 
and  Utah  fm  Mission 
Creek  ti  to  Preclta  Creek, 
and  fm  Helena  S,  South  S  F 


Necropolis   Avenue, 

bet  Sixteenth  and  .'ieven-  ^ 
teenth  fm  Dolores  W. 
Iireva«ia,bet  Eleventh  and 
Twelfth  fm  Folsom  SE  to 
Harrison. 
Nevada,  bet  Sierra   and  ' 
Yolo  fm  the  bay  W  to  Po- 
trero  av.  ' 

New  Anthony  (see  An- 
thony) 
Bfew  Montgomery,  bet  ! 
Second  and  Third  fm  Mar-  , 
ket  SE  to  Howard. 
E.        Street.  W.  side.  \ 

1    Market 2  j 

Stevenson ! 

Jessie 30  , 

Mission 100 

Minna 

Natoma i 

(e)    Howard (e) 

New  Orleans   Alley,  j 

bet      Leavenworth     and  ] 

Hvde  fm  (ireen  N. 

Bfew  Pacific,  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth  fm  Mission  N. 

Kfew  York,  bet  Virginia 

and     Massachusetts     fm 

Water  Front  S  to  First  av. 

Newell,  bet  Mason   and 

Tavlor  fm  Lombard  N. 
Newliall,   bet   Lombard 
and  Chestnut  fm  Stockton 
to  Powell. 
Niagara   Avenue,  bet 
Seneca  and  Mount  Vernon 
avs  fm  Mission  W  to  San 
Jose  Eoad. 
Nineteentli,  bet  Eight- 
eei;th  and  Twentieth  fm 
Harrison  W  to  Douglass. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Harrison 2 

Folsom 100 

Shotwell 

Howard 200 

Capp 

Mission 300 

Jessie 

Stevenson 

Valencia 400 

Guerrero 500 

Dolores 600 

Chiirch .'.  700 

Sanchez 800 

Noe 900 

Castro ; 1000 

Diamond 1100 

Douglass (e) 

Niheteentli    Avenue, 

fm  Presidio  Reservation  S. 

Nineteeutli    Avenue, 

South  S  F,  fm  Islais  Creek 

to  SVater  Front. 

Nintli,    bet    Eighth    and 

Tenth  fm  Marnet   SE  to 

Brannan. 

Ew!t.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

Stevenson 

Jessie 

Mission 100 

Minna 

Natoma 

Howard 200 

Tehama 

Clementina 

Folsom 300 

Harrison 400 

McLea  court 

Bryant 500 

Brannan 60« 

Nintfa  Avenue,  from 
Presidio  Reservation  S  to 
P. 
Ninth  .4. venue.  South  S 
F,  fm  Islais  Creek  to  Water 
Front. 
Noble,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

fin  Hubbeil  to  South. 
Noble  Place,  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom  fm  Third 
W. 
Noble's      Alley,     bet 
Union  and  Filbert  fm  Du- 
pont  E. 
Noe,  bet  Sanchez  and  Cas- 
tro tm  Ridlej-  S  to  Thlr. 
tieth. 
Noonan    Avenue,   bet 
Howard  and   Clementina 
fm  Eighth  E. 


101 
201 


301 


401 
.501 
601 
701 
801 
901 
1001 
1101 
(e) 


101 


201 


301 
401 


501 
601 


(c) 
101 
201 
301 
401 
501 

601 
701 
801 
901 


1401 
1.501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 


Noonan^s     Alley,     or       601 

Morey  allev,  bet  Stockton        701 

and  Powell  fm  Vallejo  S.  801 

Norman,    bet    Bourbon       901 

and  Napoleon  fm  Preclta      1001 

Creek  S\V  to  Orleans.  |   1101 

North  A  venue. fm  Coso  [   1201 

avSAVtoHollv  Park.BH.       i:«l 

North     Park     l.ane,      1401 

(see  Park  Lane  North)  1501 

North  Point,  bet   Bay      1601 

and  Beach  W  fm  Kearny      1701 

to  Presidio  Reservation.         1801 

South.    Street.         iV.  side.      1901 

Keamv 2      2001 

Dupont (c)        (e) 

Stockton 100     Oak 

Powell 200 

Mason :500 

Taylor 400 

Jones 500 

Montgomery  av.... 

Leavenworth 600 

Hvde 700 

Larkin 800 

Polk 900 

Van  Ness  avenue.. 
Gov't  Reservation 

Laguna 1400 

Buchanan 1500 

Webster 1600 

Fillmore 170O 

Steiner 1800 

Pierce 1900 

Scott 2000 

Devisadero 2100 

Broderick 2200 

Baker 2300 

Norton  Court,  bet  Sev- 
enth and  Eighth  fm  Bran- 
nan S. 
Norton  Place,  bet 
Montgomery  and  Sansome 
fm  Filbert  N. 
Norwich,  bet   Montezu- 
ma and    Prospect  av  fm 
Folsom  W,  B  H. 
Nye,  fm  Cadwallader  N  to 

Islais  Creek. 
O,  bet  N  and  P  fin  Eighth 

av  W. 
O'Connell  Place,  bet 
Mason  and  Powell,  from 
Vallejo  N. 
O'Farrell,  bet  ElUs  and 
Geary  W  fm  Junction  Du- 
pont and  Market. 
South.    Street.         y.  side. 
1    Market  and  Dupt..      2 

Bagley  place 14 

Julia  court 28 

Stockton 100 

Powell 200 

219    Carlos  place 

—  O'Farrell  alley 228 

301    Mason 300 

—  Raphael  place 

Tavlor 400 

Wi'niam 430 

Jones 500 

Leavenworth 600 

Ada  court 

Hvde 700 

Larkin 800 

Polk 900 

Van  NehS  avenue..l0O0 

Franklin IKXt 

Gough 1200 

Octavia 1300 

Laguna 1400 

Buchanan 1.500 

Webster 1600 

Fillmore 1700 

Steiner 1800 

Pierce IBOO 

Scott '2000 

Devisadero 2100 

Broderick '2200 

St  .lu.^eph's  av (e) 

OTarrell    Alley,    bet 
I'owell    and    Mason    fm 
O'Farrell  N  and  bet  O'Far- 
rell ami  Geary  fm  Mason  E. 
Oak,  bet  Page  and  Fell  W 
fm  JuiKtlon  Van  Ness  av 
and  Market. 
SovJh.    Street.         N.  side. 
1    Mkt  &Van  Ness  av      2 

101    Franklin 100 

201    Gough 200 

301    Octavia 300 

401    Laguna 400 

,501    Buchanan .500 


Webster 600 

Fillmore 70O 

Steiner 800 

Pierce 900 

Scott 1000 

Devisadero 1100 

Broderick 1200 

Baker 1300 

Lyon 1400 

Lott 1500 

Masonic  avenue  ...1600 

Ashbnrv 1700 

Clayton 1800 

Cole 1900 

Shrader 2000 

Stanyan (e) 

Orove  Avenue, 


101 
201 


401 

501 
601 

701 
801 
901 
1001 
1101 
1-201 

i;»i 

1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 


{() 


bet   li'ilth   and   Sixth   tm 
Harrison  to  Bryant. 
Oak    Place,   bet   Geary 
and  Post  f  m  Mason  to  Tay- 
lor. 
Ocean    House    and 
Beach  Road,  fm  ter- 
mination Point  Lobos  av 
S  and  E  to  Ocean  View 
House. 
Ocean  House  Road, 
(Central)    fm     McAllister 
SW  to  Ocean  View  House. 
ocean  flous*  Road, 
(Mission)  fm  Mission  Do- 
lores SW  to  (icean  View 
House. 
Ocean  House  Road, 
(old)  fm  San  Jos6  Road  nr 
Industrial    School   W    to 
Ocean  View  House. 
Octavia,  bet  Gough  and 
Laguna  N  fm  Market  to 
Lewis. 
We.it.    Street.  E.  side. 

Market  &  Waller...     2 

Halght..... 100 

Rose  avenue 

Page 200 

Lily  avenue....; 

Oak 300 

Hickory  avenue.... 

FeU 400 

Linden  avenue.... 

Hayes 500 

Ivy  avenue 

Grove 600 

Birch  avenue - 

Fulton 700 

Ash  avenue 

McAllister 800 

Locust  avenue 

Golden  Gate  av 900 

Jefferson  Square... 

Eddy UOO 

Willow  avenue 

Ellis 1200 

Olive  avenue 

O'Farrell 1300 

Myrtle  avenue 

Geary 1400 

Cedar  avenue 

Post 1500 

Walnut  avenue 

Sutter 1600 

Fern  avenue 

Bush 1700 

Austin... 

Pine 1800 

California 1900 

Sacramento 200O 

Lafavette  Paik 

Washington 2200 

Jackson '2300 

Pacific 2400 

Broadway 2500 

Vallejo 2600 

Greea 2700 

Union 2800 

•  Grisar 

2901    Filbert 2900 

Greenwich 3000 

Lombard 3100 

Chestnut 3200 

Francisco 3300 

Bay 

Gov't  Reservation 

Tonquln ,...3800 

Lewis (e( 


101 
3)1 


301 
401 


501 
601 


801 
901 


1101 
1201 


1301 
1401 


1501 

1601 

1701 

1801 
1901 

2001 

2201 

zm 

2401 
2501 
•2601 
•2701 
•2801 


;«)01 
3101 
3201 
3:»1 


M 

c 


O 
ft 


© 
0(0 


3801 
(e) 


Ohio,    bet   Sansome   and 

Montgomery  fm  Pacific  to 

Vallejo. 
Ohio,  bet  Wyoming  and 

Virginia  fm  Water  Front 

S  to  First  av. 


OftK,  ASH.  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH. 


JOHN  WIGMORE, 
IS.'S  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PHOTOeRAPIIER.  826  9IARKF.T  HT. 

PbotOBrapIiy  in  nil  ita  braucbew  execnted  In  any  style. ' 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


Old  Hickory,  Es  Lau- 
rel av  ur  Crescent  av  E  to 
San  Bnino  Road. 

Old  San  JoHe  Road, 

fm  Junction  Valencia  and 
Twenty  -  second  SW  to 
county  line. 
Olive  Avenae,  bet  El- 
lis and  O'Farrell  fm  Lar- 
kln  to  Buchanan. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkln 2 

101    Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401     Gouuh 400 

501    Octayla 500 

601    Laguna 600 

Oli-ve  Court,  bet  Laguna 
and  Buchanan  fm  Union  S. 
01in!4tead,  W  s  San  Bru- 
no Road  S  of  Dwight,  U 
MT. 
©Ine.y  Place,  bet  Town- 
send  and  King  fm  Ham- 
mond SW. 
Oneida      Place,      bet 
Stockton  and    Dupont  fm 
Sacramento  S. 
Onondaga      Avenue, 
San  Migwel,  W  End  Map 
Nol. 
Oregon,  bet  Washington 
and  Jackson  W  fm  East  to 
Battery. 
Smith.    Street.         JV.  side. 

1    East -. 2 

101    Drumm _..  100 

201    Davis 200 

(6)    Front (6) 

(e)    Battery (e) 

Orleant),     bet    Vermont 
and    Mazzlnl   fm  Kansas 
8W  to  Tulare. 
Orneniust,  fm  Byrne  S  to 

Salome. 
Otsego,  bet  Mission  and 
Delaware  avs  !m  Seneca 
av  N. 
Oxford,   bet    Cambridge 
and  Harvard  fm  Silver  av 
S,  U  M  T. 
P.  bet  0  and  Q  fm  Ninth  av 

W. 
P,  South  S  F,  fm  First  av 

SW  to  Potrero  av. 
Pacific,  bet  Jackson  and 

Broadway  W  fm  East. 
South.    Street.         iV.  side. 

1    East 2 

(n)    Drumm (c) 

101    Davis 100 

201    Front 200 

301    Battery 300 

401    Sansome 400 

Ohio 418 

.501    Montgomery 500 

601    Kearny 600 

Montgomery  av.... 

Let'trade  place 632 

641    Bartlett 

701    Dupont 700 

Pacific  place 706 

719    Sullivan  allev 

EUlck  alley..". 722 

801    Stockton 800 

- —    Vlrtiiula  nlace 806 

815    Virginia 

901    Powell 900 

Keyes  alley 006 

Scott  place !)22 

1001    Mason lOOO 

Salmon 1016 

1018    Auburn 

Ilimmelmann  pl...l02t 

1101    Taj  lor 1100 

1301    Jones 1200 

i;«)l    Leavenworth 1300 

Vm    Burgoyne  place 

1401    Hyde 1400 

Morrel  place 1420 

1421    McConnlck 

14;fi{    Fourth  place 

(e)    Larkiu (e) 

Pacific  Alley,  bet  Du- 
pont nnrl  Stockton  fm 
IJroadway  S. 

Paoillc  Avenue,  that 
pari  of  I'acltic  Ftr.it  e.\- 
teiidlng  fni  Larkiu  to  First 
uv;  the  nuinlwr.s continue, 
however,  In  regular  order 


fm  the  commencement  of 
Pacific  street: 
South.    Street.         N.  sirle. 

1.501    Larkln 1.500 

1601    Polk 1600 

1701    Van  Ness  avenue..l700 

1801    Franklin 1800 

1901    Gough 1900 

2001    Dctavla  2000 

2101    Laguna 2100 

2201    Buchanan 2200 

2.301    Webster 2.300 

2401    Fillmore 2400 

2501    Stelner 2.500 

2601    Pierce 2600 

2701    Scott 2700 

2801    Devisadero 2800 

2901    Broderlck 2900 

3001    Baker 3000 

3101     Lvon 3100 

.3201    Central  avenue 3200 

,3;«)1    Walnut 3300 

:i401    Laurel .3400 

3501    Locust 3500 

3601    Spruce 3600 

3701    Maple 3700 

3801    Cherry 3.500 

(6)    First  avenue (e) 

Pacific  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fm  Pa- 
cific N. 
Page,  bet  Halght  and  Oak 
W  fm  Junction  Franklin 
and  Market. 
South.  Street.  J\\  side. 
1    Market  &  Franklin     2 

101    Gough 100 

301    Octavia 200 

301    Laguna., 300 

401    Buchanan 400 

501    Webster 500 

601    Fillmore 600 

701    Stelner 700 

801    Pierce SOO 

901    Scott 900 

1001    Devisadero lOOO 

1101    Broderlck UOO 

1201    Baker 1200 

IIHOI    Lyon 1300 

1401    Lott 1400 

1.501    Masonic  avenue  ...15D0 

1601    Ashbury 1600 

1701    Clayton. 1700 

1801     Cole 1800 

1901    Shrader 19OO 

(e)    Stanyan (ej 

Palmer,   from   Junction 
Chenery    and    Miguel   to 
Bartlett. 
Park  Avenue,  bet  Fifth 
and  SI.Kth  fm  Harrison  to 
Bryant. 
Park  Avenue,  bet  Mar- 
ket and  the  City  Hall  SW 
fm  McAllister  to  Larkin. 
Park  Avenue,  inclos- 
ing Holly  Park,  SWs  Ber- 
nal  Heights. 
Park  Lane  North,  bet 
Bryant  and    Brannan  fm 
Second  to  Third. 
Park  l.ane  South,  bet 
Bryant  and    Brannan  fm 
Third  to  Central  pi. 
Park  Place,  bet  Folsom 
anil  HarriMin  fm  Second  E. 
Parker    Avenue,    bet 
Odd  Fellows',  Calvary  and 
Masonic    Cemeteries     fm 
Fulton  N  to  Point  Lobos 
av. 
Patterson,   E  s   Bernal 
Heights   bi't    San    Bruno 
Road  and  Itirnai. 
Paul.  S  s  Crescent  av  nr 

San  Bruno  Ruad. 
Pearl,   bet  Valencia   and 
(Juerrero    fm    Market   to 
UlaUy. 
Pennsylvania  Av- 
enue, bel  Iowa  and  Mis- 
sl.sRlppI   fni    Center   S   to 
Tulare. 
Perine,  bet  Californlaand 
Sacramento  Im  Steiiiur  to 
Pierce. 
Perry,  bet  Harrison  and 
Bryant  fm  SK  of  Third  to 
Fifth. 
S.JC.    Street.       AWV.  side. 

1    Vassar  place 2 

101    Third 100 

201    Fourth 200 


(e)      Fifth (e) 

Petaluma     Avenue, 

f  m  Point  Lobos  av 
Pfeilfer,     bet     Chestnut 
and  Francisco  f m  E  8  Du- 
pont to  Stockton. 
Pierce,  bet  Stelner   and 
Scott    N    fm    Waller    to 
Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Waller 2 

101    Halght 100 

201    Page 200 

.301    ()ak 300 

401    FeU 400 

501    Hayes .500 

Alamo  Square 

701    Fulton 700 

801    McAllister 800 

901    Golden  Gate  av 900 

1001    Turk 1«X) 

1101    Eddy 1100 

1201    Ellis 1200 

1301    O'Farrell 1300 

1401    Geary 1400 

Hamilton  Sfiuare... 

1.501    Post 1500 

1601    Sutter :...1600 

1701    Bush 1700 

1801    Pine 1800 

1901    California 1900 

Perine 

2001    Sacramento 2000 

2101    Clay 2100 

Alta  Plaza 

2.301    Jackson 2300 

2401    Pacific 2400 

2.501    Broadway 2500 

2601    Vallejo 2600 

2701    Green 2700 

2801    Union 2800 

2901    Filbert 2900 

3001    Greenwich 3000 

3101    Lombard 3100 

3201    Chestnut .3200 

;{;J01    Francisco 3300 

;J401    Bav 3400 

.3.501    North  Point 3500 

3601    Beach 3600 

3701    Jefferson 3700 

3801    Tonquin 3S00 

(e;    Lewis (e) 

Pierce  Row,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fm 
Union  S. 
Pine,  bet  Bush  and  Cali- 
fornia W  fm  Market  to 
Central  av. 
South.  Street.  N.  side. 
1    Market  and  Davis      2 

101    Front 100 

201    Battery 200 

:m    Sansomet 300 

Leidesdortr 

.'tto    Laura  place 

401    Montgomery 400 

407    Russ  alley 

435    Belden „ 

501    Kearny 500 

505    Morse 

515    Central  place 

.St  Mary's  plaoe 520 

527    Qulncy 5:52 

601    Dupont 600 

Sophie  Terrace 

701    Stockton 700 

Prospect  place 710 

725    Monroe 

801    Powell 800 

901    Mason 900 

Jane  place 90S 

1001    Tavlor 1000 

1101    Jones 1100 

Touchard 

1201    Leavenworth 1200 

liiOl     Hvde 1300 

1401     Larkin 1400 

1.501    Polk 1500 

1601    Van  Ness  avcnue..l600 

1701    Franklin ».1700 

1801    Gough 1800 

1901    Octavia 11)00 

3001    Laguna 2000 

2101     Buchanan ...' 2100 

2201    Webster 2200 

Middle 

2301    Fillmore 2.300 

2401    Stelner 2400 

2.501    Pierce 2500 

2601    Scott 2600 

2701    Devisadero 2700 

2801    Broderlck 2800 

2901    Baker 2900 


.3001    Lyon 3000 

(.e)    Central  avenue («) 

Pinkhani   Place,  bet 

Howard   and   Folsom  fm 
Eighth  W. 
Plnkney    Place,     bet 

Kearny   and    Dupont   fm 
Broadway  to  Vallejo. 
Pioneer  Park,   top  of 

Telegraph  Hill. 
Pixley,  bet  Filbert   and 
Greenwich  fm  Buchanan 
to  Stelner. 
Pleasant,      bet     Sacra- 
mento and  Clay  fm  Tajlor 
to  Jones. 
Plumas,  bet  Mendocino 
and  Fresno  fm  the  bay  W 
to  First  av. 
PcMsahontas,  N  s  Cali- 
fornia av  nr  Lyon  N  to 
North  av,  B  H.' 
Point  liObos  Avenue, 
bet  Clement    and    A   fm 
Central  av  W. 
Polk,  bet  Larkin  and  Van 
Ness  av  N  fm  Market  t^ 
Lewis. 
We.tt.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Fell 2 

101    Hayes 100 

111    Ivy  avenue 

201    Grove 200 

Birch  avenue 

301    Fulton 300 

Ash  avenue 

401    McAllister 400 

Locust  avenue 

501    Golden  Gate  av 500 

Elm  avenue 

601    Turk 600 

Laurel  avenue 

701    Eddy 700 

Willow  avenue 

801    Ellis 800 

807    Olive  avenue 806 

901    O'Farrell 900 

909    Myrtle  avenue 908 

1001    Gearv 1000 

1009    Cedar  avenue 1008 

1101    Poet 1100 

Walnut  avenue 

1201    Sutter 1200 

1211    Fern  avenue 1210 

1301    Bush 1300 

1309    Austin 1314 

1401    Pine 1400 

1.501    California 1580 

1601    Sacramento 1600 

1701    Clay 1700 

1801    Washington 1800 

1901    Jackson 1900 

2001    Pacific 2000 

2101    Broadway 2100 

2201    Vallejo 2200 

Bonlta 

2301    Green 2300 

2401    Union 3400 

2501    Filbert 2500 

3601    Greenwich 3600 

2701    Lombard 3700 

2801    Chestnut 2800 

2901    Francisco 2900 

3001    Bav 3000 

3101     North  Point 3100 

3201    Beach 3200 

.3:501    Jefferson 3300 

3401    Tonquin (d) 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Polk  Iiane,  bet  Pacific 
and  Broad  wav  fm  Stockton 
E. 
Pollard      Place,    bet 
Kearnv   aud   Dupont   fm 
Vallejo  N. 
Pollock,  South  S  F,  bet 
Water    Front    and    Von 
Schmidt      fm      Twenty- 
lourth   av  SW  to  county 
line. 
Porter,  S  s  Crescent  av 

bet  Decatur  ami  liache. 

Portsmoulli  Square, 

bet  Clay  and  WashingUin, 

Kearny  and  Brenham  pi. 

Post,  bet  Geary  and  Sutter 

W  fm  Junction  Market  and 

Montgomery  to  Central  av. 

South.    Street.         A',  side. 

1    Market  and  Mont     2 

Lick  place 12 

101    Kearny 100 


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Gardner 112 

201    Dupont 200 

301    Stockton 300 

•101    Powell 400 

501    Mason 500 

eoi    Tavior 600 

fil7    William 

701    Jones 700 

801    Leavenworth 800 

901    Hyde 900 

Meacham  place 

1001    Larkln 1000 

1101    PolK 1100 

1201  Van  Ness  avenue..l200 

ISO!    Franklin 1300 

1401    Gough 1400 

1501    Octavia 1500 

leoi    Laguna 1600 

1701    Buchanan 1700 

ISOI     Webster 1800 

1901    Fillmore 1000 

2001    Steiner 2000 

2101    Pierce 2100 

2201    Scott : 2200 

2301    Devlsadero 2'!00 

2401    Broderick 2400 

2501    Baker 2500 

2601    Lyon 2600 

(e)    Central  avenue (e) 

Post  Office  Place  (see 

Cu8tom  House  Place) 
Potrero   AvcDue,  bet 

Utah  and  Hampshire  fm 
Brannan    S     to     Preclta 
Creek  and  ftn  Islats  Creek 
S,  South  S  F. 
Potter,  bet  Eleventh  and 
Brady  fm  Market  SE    to 
JIiBsion. 
Powell,  bet  Stockton  and 
Mason  fm  Market  to  Jef- 
ferson 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Eddy..     2 

101    Ellis 100 

201    O'Farrell 200 

301    Geary 300 

401    Post 400 

501    Sutter 500 

Ankeny  place 518 

601    BuBh 600 

Fella  place ..616 

701    Pine 700 

801    California 800 

901    Sacramento 900 

1001    Clav 1000 

1101    Washington IIQP 

1301    Jackson 1200 

1211    John 

Caroline  place 1218 

1301    Pacific 1300 

1401    Broadway 1400 

1501    VaUeJo 1500 

1601    Green 1600 

1701    Union 1700 

Montgomery  av 

1801    Filbert 1800 

1901    Greenwich 1900 

2001    Lombard 2000 

2101    Chestnut 2100 

2201    Francisco 2200 

Vandewater 

2301    Bay 2300 

2401    North  Point 2400 

2501    Beach (d) 

i.e)    JefTerson (e) 

Powell   Avenue,  W  s 

rralifoniia  av  W  to  San 
Josg  Road. 

Powhattaii,  fm  North 
av  E  to  Wlnslow,  B  il. 

Pratt,  bet  Brannan  and 
Towusend  fm  Seventh 
SW. 

Pratt  Place,  N  s  Cali- 
fornia bet  Stockton  and 
I'.iwcll. 

Precita  Avenue,  from 
.■<nn  .Iipvf  Koail  nr  Twenty- 
seventh  E  to  San  Bruno 
Road. 

PrenlitiB,  fm  California 
avStoCnrtlanilav,  I!  H. 

Prenidlo  Road,  fiVi 
Larkln  nr  I'acitlc  to  Pre- 
sidio. 

PrCMidio  Road,  fm  ter- 
mination of  Ceulrnl  av  N 
to  Presidio  Barracks 

Pretch.  E  of  San  Bruno 
Road  3  miles  fm  Cltv  Hall. 


Priest,  bet  Jones  and 
Leavenworth  fra  Clay  to 
Washington. 

Princeton,  bet  Univer- 
sity and  Amherst  fm  Sil- 
ver av  S,  U  51  T. 

Prlngle  Court,  bet 
Sansomeand  Slontgomery 
fm  Greenwich  Jf. 

Prospect  Avenue,  fm 
Cortland  av  NE  to  Coso 
av,  B  H. 

Prospect  Place,  bet 
Stockton  and  Powell  fm 
Pine  to  Clay. 

Pulaski,  fin  Cortland  av 
S  to  Crescent  av,  B  H. 

Putnam,  fm  Cortland  av 
S  to  Crescent  av,  B  H. 

Putziuan,  E  of  San  Bru- 
no Road  3  miles  fm  City 
Hall. 

<l.  South  S  F,  fm  First  av 
SW  to  Potrero  av. 

Q,  bet  P  and  R  fm  Tenth 
av  W. 

Quincy,  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont  fm  Pine  to  Cali- 
fornia. 

Quincy  Place,  beig 
Kearny  and  Dupont  fm 
Pine  S. 

Quinn,  bet  Ridley  and 
Fourfeenth  fm  E  of  Valen- 
cia W  to  Guerrero. 

R,  bet  Q  and  S  fm  Eleventh 
av  W. 

R,  South  S  F,  fm  Islais  SW 
to  Silver  av. 

Railroad  Avenue, 
South  S  F,  fm  Second  av 
SW  to  San  Bnino  av  nr 
Thirty-ninth  av. 

Railroad  Avenue.' 
South  S  F,  fm  Railroad  and  , 
Twentieth  avs  W  to  San' 
Bnmo  av  bet  Henry  and 
Sllliman. 

Railroad  Avenue,  fm 

Bernal  av  S. 
Railroad  Avenue,  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eight- 
eenth fm  Dolores  E. 

Randall.  W  s  .'^an  Joe€ 
Road  nt-  Thirtieth  W  to 
Palmer. 

Randall  Place,  bet 
Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
fm  Greenwich  N. 

Randolpli,  near  San  .Mi- 
guel Station. 

Raphael  Place,  bet 
Tavior  and  Mason  fm 
O'Farrell  N. 

Rausch,  bet  Seventh  and 
Eighth  fm  Howard  to  Fol- 
som. 

R  a  >-  n  o  1  d  s,  Visitaclon 
Valley. 

Reagan    Place,    bet 

Powell  and  Mason  fm  Gea- 
ry S. 

Reed,  bet  Jor/es  and  Leav- 
enworth f  m  Clay  to  Wash- 
ington. 

Reed  Place,  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Kearny  fm 
Green  S. 

Reservoir,  bet  Kate  and 
Fourteenth  fm  5Iarkot  W. 

Rhode  iHlaiid,  bet  De 
Haro  aii'l  Knusas  fm 
Eighth  S  to  Preclta  Creek. 

Richmond  (see  Haileck) 

Richards,  \V  s  San  Bru- 
no ]{oad  3  miles  fm  City 
Hail. 

Rldle?',  bi:t  Hermann  and 
Fourteenth  fm  Mission  W 
to  Devi.-iadcn). 

Ritces,  fm  Napoleon  S  to 
.■Schneider. 

Rincon  Avenue,  bet 
Brnnuan  aud  Townsend 
fin  .Second  to  .lapan. 

Rincon  Court,  bet  Fol- 

■  somand  Harrison  fm  Main 
SW. 

Rincon  Place,  bet  P'irst 
and  Second  fra  Harrison  to 
Frederick. 


Rinsold,bet  Folsom  and 
Harrison    fm    Eighth    to 
Ninth. 
Ritch,     bet     Third     and 

Fourth  fin  Folsom  SE. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Folsom 2 

(b)    Harrison (6) 

201    Bryant 200 

301    Brannan 300 

(e)    Townsend (e) 

Ritter,  bet  Seventh  and 
Eighth  SE  fin  HaiTlson. 

Roach,  bet  Taylor  and 
Jones  fm  Filbert  to  Green- 
wich. 

Roanoke,  bet  Mateo 
and  Castro  fm  Old  San 
Jose  Road  NW  to  Bemls. 

Robblns  Place,  bet 
Kearny  and  Dupont  fm 
Union  N. 

Rondell  Place,  bet 
Mission  and  Valencia  fm 
Sixteenth  to  Seventeenth. 

Rose,  S  s  Chenery  nr 
Castro. 

Rose,  S  s  Crescent  av  S  to 
Case. 

Rose  Alle.v.  bet  Jessie 
and  Mission  fm  New 
Montgomery  W  to  .^nnie. 

Rose  Avenue,  bet 
Haight  and  Page  fm  Mar- 
ket W. 

SiOKth.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Market 2 

101    Gough 100 

201    (Ictavia 200 

301    Laguna 300 

401    Buchanan 400 

.501    Webster 500 

Rosecrans,  fm  Califor- 
nia av  S  to  Powhattan,  B 
H. 

Ross  -Alley  (see  Stent's 
alleyl 

Rowland  Alley,  bet 
Montgomery  and  Kearny 
fm  Broadway  S. 

Ruger.  E  of  San  Bruno 
Road  3  miles  fm  City  Hail. 

Rushton  Place,  bet 
Third  and  Fourth  fm 
Brannan  S. 

Rush,  bet  Sixth  and  Sev- 
enth fm  Minna  to  Folsom. 

Russ  Alley,  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Kearny  fm 
Pine  to  Bush. 

Russell,  bet  Green  and 
Union  fm  Hyde  W. 

Rutledge  Avenue,  B 

S,  South  S  F,  fm  Third  av 
SW  to  Nebraska. 

S,  bet  R  and  T  fm  east  of 
Twelfth  av  W. 

Sacramento,  bet  Cali- 
fornia and  Clay  W  fm 
Market. 

South.  Street.  A\  side. 
1    -Market  and  East...      2 

101    Drumm 100 

201    Davis 200 

:«il    Front 300 

401    Battery 400 

501    Sansome 500 

525    Leidesdorff. 522 

601    Montgomery 600 

629    Webb 

701     Kearnv 700 

801    Pupont 800 

. Waverly  place 810 

827    Oneida  place 

833    Brooklyn  place 

901    Stockton ....900 

923    Prospect  place 924 

— -    Miles  place 928 

1001    Powell 1000 

1013    Gustavus 

Tay 1014 

1101     Mason 1100 

Verba  Buena 1114 

111.)    (Bushman 

1201    Tavior 1200 

r-m    Jones 1300 

IXll     Lvsett  place 

1319    Leroy  place 1.320 

Golden  court 

1401    Leavenworth. .._... 1400 

Kimball  place........l406 


1501    Hyde 1500 

1601    Larkln.., 1600 

1701     Polk 1700 

1801  Van  Ness  «venue..I800 

1901    Franklin 1900 

2001    Gough 2000 

2101     Octavia 2100 

22f)I    Laguna 2200 

2301    Buchanan 2300 

2401    Webster 2400 

2501    Fillmore 2500 

2601    Steiner 2600 

2701     Pierce 270O 

2801    Scott 2800 

2901     Devisa4ero 2900 

3001    Broderitk 3000 

.3101    Baker 3100 

;G01    L.von 3200 

S»l    Central  avenue 3300 

;i401    Walnut 3400 

3.501    Laurel 3.500 

3601    Locust 3ti00 

3701    Spruce 3700 

3801    Alaple 3800 

.3901    Cherry 3900 

(e)    First  avenue (e) 

Sadowa,Ws  Old  San  Jos€ 
Road  nr  San  Miguel  Sta- 
tion. 

Sagamore,  Railroad 
Homestead  -\ssociatlon. 

Salinas  .Avenue,  bet 
Thirty-third  and  Thirty- 
fourth  avs  fm  Railroad  av 
W  to  San  Bruno  Road. 

Salmon,  bet  Mason  and 
Taylorf'm  Pacific  to  Broad- 
way. 

Salmon  Place,  bet 
Broadwftv  and  Vallejo  fm 
Larkln  E. 

Salmon  Place,  bet 
Mason  and  Taylor  fm 
Green  N. 

Salome,  fm  Tslals  Creek 
NE  to  Baker  av. 

Saniosct.  bet  Cortez  and 
Cabot  fm  California  av  SE 
to  Franconia  av,  B  H. 

San  Rruno  Avenue, 
South  S  F,  bet  Potrero  av 
and  GIrard  fm  Islals 
Creek  S. 

San  Bruno  Road  (old) 
fm  Precita  Creek  nr  Ne- 
braska S. 

San  Jose  -Avenue,  fm 
Castro  (Falrmount  Tract) 
SW  to  county  line. 

San  Jose  Avenue,  fm 
Twenty-second  t)et  Valen- 
cia and  Guerrero  SW. 

San  Jose  Road,  or 
County  Road,  fm  ter- 
mination Mission  ^W  to 
countv  line. 

San  Luis  Alley.  S  s 
Jackson  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton. 

San  Tlignel  Station, 
San  JosC  Road  5K  miles 
fmiCitv  Hall. 

Sanches,  bet  Church  and 
Noe  fm  Ridley  S  to  Thir- 
tieth. 

Sansome,     bet    Battery 

and    Montgomery    N  fm 
Market  to  Chestnut. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Sutter     2 

101    Bush 100 

201    Pine 200 

301     California 300 

313    Haileck 312 

401    Sacramento 400 

417    Commercial 416 

501    Clay 500 

515    Merchant 514 

601    Washington 600 

701    Jackson 700 

705    Gold 

801     Pacific 800 

901    Broadway 900 

1001     Vallejo. 1000 

1101    Green 1100 

1201    Union 1200 

Alta 

1301    Filbert 1300 

1401    Greenwich 1400 

1,501    Lombard (d) 

(e)    Chestnut (e) 


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Santa  Clara,  bet  Center 
and  Marlpofa  fm  the  bay 
W  to  Harrison. 

Santa  Rosa  Avenue, 

W  B  Masonic  av  nr  Point 
Lobos  av  W  to  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Cemetery. 
Scheerer  Place,  bet 
Post  and  Sutter  fm  Blason 
W. 
Schiller,  San  Miguel,  W 

End  Map  No  2. 
Scbnelder,  S  of  Benia- 
dotte  fm  Islais  Creek  chan- 
nel NE  to  Seventh  av. 
Schuyler,    fm  Cortland 
av  S  to  Crescent  av,  B  H. 
Schwerln,  Vlsitaclon 

Valley. 
Scotland,  bet  Powell  and 
Mason  fm  Filbert  to  Green- 
wich. 
Scott,  bet  Pierce  and  De- 
visadero  N  fm  Ridley  to 
Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Ridley 2 

101    Waller; 100 

201    Haight 200 

;j01     Page 300 

401    Oak 400 

501     Fell 600 

601    Haves 600 

701    Grove 700 

801    Fulton 800 

901    McAllister 900 

1001    Golden  Gate  av 1000 

1101    Turk 1100 

1201    Eddy 1200 

1301    EUis 1300 

1401    O'Farrell 1400 

- —    Elliot  Park 

1.501    Geary 1500 

1601    Post 1600 

1701    Sutter 1700 

1801    Bush 1800 

1901    Pine ...1900 

2001    California 2000 

2101    Sacramento 2100 

2201    Clay 2200 

2.301    Washington 2300 

2401    Jackson 2400 

2501    Pacific ..2500 

2601    Broadway 2600 

2701    Vallejo 2700 

2801    Green 2800 

2901     Union 2900 

3001    Filbert 3000 

3101    Greenwich 3100 

3201    Lombard 3200 

:«01    Chestnut 3300 

3401    Francisco 3400 

3501    Bay 3500 

3601    NorthPoint 3600 

3701    Beach .3700 

3801    .leflerson aSOO 

3901    Tonquln 3900 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Scott,  fm    North  av  S  to 

Cortland  av,  B  H. 
Scotl  Avenue,  fm  Rail- 
road   av    N\V   to    Silver 
av,  Potrero. 
Scott  Place,  tet  Powell 
and  ISlasnii  fm  Pacific  to 
Broadway. 
Second,    bet    First    and 
Third  fm  Market  SE  to  the 
bay. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

21    Stevenson 20 

(6)    Jessie 26 

101    Mission 100 

117    Minna 118 

137    Natoma 138 

201    Howard 200 

219    Tehama 218 

233    aementlna (6) 

301    Folsom 300 

313    Park  place 

Dow  place 

Vernon  place ;C6 

401    Harrison 400 

Silver 428 

601    Brjanf 500 

North  Park  lane... 

South  Park .-iie 

833    De  Boom 

601    Brannan 600 

Rlncon  avenue 

701    Townsend 700 

(e)    Berry (e) 


Second     Avenue,    bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero  fm 

Fifteenth  to  Seventeenth. 

Second  Avenue,  South 

S  F,  fm  Islais  to  China. 
Second  A  venue,fm  Pre- 
sidio Reservation  S  to  J. 
Selina  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont  and  Stockton  fm  Cal- 
ifornia N. 
Senator,  bet   Broadway 
and  Vallejo  fm  Davis  to 
Front. 
Seneca    Avenue,     bet 
Ocean    House    Road    and 
Niagara  av  fm  Mission  W 
to  San  Jose  Road. 
Serpentine    Avenue, 
fm  Utah  nr  Yolo  W  to  Old 
San  Jos6  Road. 
Seventeenth,    bet    Six- 
teenth and  Eighteenth  fm 
Harrison  W  to  Clara  av. 
Soutti.    Street.         If.  side. 

1    Harrison 2 

Treat  avenue 

101    Folsom 100 

Shotwell 

201    Howard :...  200 

219    Capp 220 

301    Mission 300 

Hoff  avenue 318 

401    Valencia 400 

Second  avenue 

431    Mission  avenue — - 

501    Guerrero 500 

601     Dolores 600 

Alemany  avenue... 

701    Church 700 

801    Sanchez 800 

901    Noe 900 

1001    Castro 1000 

Sherman 

1101    Diamond 1100 

"Eureka 

Douglass 

Clara  avenue.. 

Seventeenth  Avenue, 

South  S  F,  fm  Islais  Creek 

to  Water  Front. 

Seven  teent  h  A  venue, 

fm  Presidio  Reservations. 

Seventh,   bet   Sixth   and 

Eighth     ftn     Market     to 

Pennsylvania  av. 

East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

11    Stevenson 12 

Jessie ;<8 

101    Mission 100 

Minna 

Natoma 

201    Howard 200 

mi    Folsom 300 

Drurylane 306 

Cleaveland 

401    Harrison 400 

501    Brvant 500 

601    Brannan 600 

701    Townsend 700 

King 

801    Berry 800 

Channel 

901    Hooper 

Irwin. 

1001    Hubbell 

South , 

Seventh  Avenue,South 

S  F,  fm    Islais  Creek  to 

Water  Front. 

Seventh    Avenue,  fm 

Presidio  Reservation  S  to 

N. 

Se.vniour  Avenue,  bet 

Scott  ami  Devisadero  fm 

Golden  Gati'  av  to  Turk. 

ShakeMpeare,  tm  Isabel 

Sto  Ilcp,.,  M  H. 
Sharon,  bet  Church  and 

Murk<'l  frii  Klfteeiilh  SE. 
Sharp  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enworth   and    Hyde     fm 
Union  S. 
ShaMta.    bet     Napa    and 
Sierra  fm  the   baj-  W   to 
Delaware  and  fm  Vermont 
to  Utah. 
Sheppard    Place,   bet 
Clay  and   Washington  fm 
Mason  E. 
Sheridan,    bet    Folsom 
and  €larrlson    fm  Tenth 
NE. 


1 
101 
201 
.301 
401 
501 
601 
701 
801 
901 
1001 
1101 
1201 
(e) 


Sherman,  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh    fm    Folsom    to 
Harrison. 
Sherman,  bet  Castro  and 
Diamond  fm  Seventeenth 
S  to  Twenty-second. 
Sherman,  bet    Webster 
and  Fillmore   fm  Ellis  S. 
Sherwood  Place,   bet 
Mission  and  Howard  fm 
Third  NE. 
Ship,  South  S  F,  bet  Dock 
and  A  fm  Fifth  av  SW  to 
county  line. 
Shipley,  bet  Folsom  and 

Harrison  fm  Fourth  SW. 

Shotwell,    bet    Howard 

and  Folsom  fm  Fourteenth 

S  to  Serpentine  av. 

East.    Street.  W.  side. 

Fourteenth 2 

Fifteenth 100 

Sixteenth 200 

Seventeenth 300 

Eighteenth 400 

Nineteenth 500 

Twentieth 600 

Twentv-first 700 

Twenty-second 800 

Twenty-third 900 

Twenty-fourth 1000 

Twenty -fifth 1100 

Twenty-sixth ;.1200 

Serpentine  avenue  (e) 

Shrader,   bet   Cole    an4 

Stanyan  S  fm  Fulton  to 

Waller. 

Sie$rel,  fni  California  ftv  S 

to  Cortland  av,  B  H. 
Sierra,  bet  Napa  and  Ne- 
vada fm  the  bay  W  to  Po- 
trero av. 
Silliman,  bet  Silver  av 
and  Henrv  fm  San  Bruno 
Road  W,  U  M  T. 
Silver,  bet  Harrison  and 
Bryant     fm     Second     to 
Fourth. 
iS'.  E.    Street.       JV.  IF.  side. 

1    Second 2 

101    Third 100 

(e)    Fourth (e) 

Silver  Avenue,  South 
S  F,  fm  Fifteenth  av  nr  Q 
W  to  county  road. 
Simpson     Place,    bet 
Harrison  and   Bryant  fm 
First  W. 
Sixteenth,  bet  Fifteenth 
and  Seventeenth  fm  Har- 
rison W  to  Castro. 
South.    .Street.         N,  side. 

1    Illinois : 2 

101    Kentucky 100 

Tennessee 200 

Sl.xth 

Minnesota ;iOO 

Indiana 400 

Iowa.... 500 

Burke 

Pennsvlvania  av...  600 
West  El  Dorado ... 

Seventh 

Mississippi 700 

Texas 800 

South 

Missouri „..  900 

Connecticut 1000 

Hubbell 

Arkansas 1100 

Eighth :.'. 

Wisconsin 1200 

(.'arollna 1.300 

De  Haro 1400 

Rhode  Island 1.500 

Kansas 1600 

Vermont.. 1700 

Nebraska .-.1800 

Utah 1900 

Potrero  avenue  ....2000 

Jersey 2100  I 

Hampshire 2200 

York 2:«0 

Florida 2400  I 

Columbia 2500  ! 

Harrison 2600 

Folsom 2700 

Shotwell 

Howard 2800 

<'app 

Mission 2900 

First  avenue 

Iloflf  avenue • 


201 

301 
401 
501 

601 


701 
801 

901 
1001 

1101 

1201 
1.301 
1401 
1.501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 

2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 

2801 

2901 


Llda  place 

Rondell  place 

3001    Valencia 3000 

Second  avenue 

3101    Guerrero .3100 

Gallndo  alley 

:fioi   Dolores :eoo 

3:»l    Church a300 

3401    Sanchez 3400 

;3501    Noe  and  Market...   "00 

Castro 

Sixteenth       Avenue, 
South  S  F.  fm  Islais  Creek 
to  Water  Front. 
Sixteenth      Avenue, 
fm  Presidio  Reservations. 
Sixth,  bet  Fifth  and  Sev- 
enth f  m  Market  SE  to  Ten- 
nessee. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

17    Stevenson 16 

29    Jessie 28 

101    Mission 100 

113    Minna „  112 

123    Natoma (6) 

201    Howard 200 

211    Tehama (6) 

227    Clementina (ft) 

301    Folsom 300 

313    Shiplev (6) 

329    Clara 

401    Harrison 400 

501    Bryant 500 

Tilford 

601    Brannan 600 

Bluxome 

701    Townsend 700 

King 

801    Berry 800 

Channel 

901    Hooper 900 

Dwin 

1001    Hubbell 1000 

South  

Sixth  Avenue,  fm  Pre- 
sidio Reservation  S  to  K. 
Sixth  Avenue,  South  S 

F,   fm     Islais    Creek    to 

Mater  Front. 
Solano,  bet  Mariposa  and 

Butte  fm   the   bay  W  to 

Harrison. 
Sonoma,  bet  Nevada  and 

Yolo  fm   the   bay   W    to 

Minnesota. 
Sonoma     Place,     bet 

Kearny    and    Dupont   fm 

Vallejo  N. 
Sonora,  bet  Kearny  and 

Dupont    Tin     Green     to 

Union. 
Sophie    Terrace,    bet 

Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 

Pine  N. 
South,  S  of  Hubbell  SW 

fm  Kentucky  to  Center. 
South    Avenue,    fm 

Crescent  av  NE  to  Holly 

Park,  B  H. 
South  Park,bet  Bryant, 

Brannan,      Second      and 

Third. 
South    Park    Alley, 

bet  South  Park  and  Bran- 
nan fm  Third  E. 
South  Park  Avenue, 

bet  Second  and  Third  fm 

Brannan  S. 
South     Park     liane, 

bet  Brvant  and   Brannan 

fm  C^sn'tral  pi  to  Third. 
Spear,    bet    Steuart    and 

Main  fm  Market  SE  to  the 

bay. 
East.    Street.           W.  side. 
I    Market 2 

Hodges  ('ourt 

101  Mission 100 

201  Howard 200 

301  Folsom 300 

401  Harrison 400 

{e)  Bryant (e) 

Spofford,  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton  Im  Clay  to  Wash- 
ington. 

Spring,  bet  Montgomery 
and  Kearny  fm  Calllomla 
to  Summer. 

Spruce,  bet  Locust  and 
Maple  fm  California  N. 


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St.  Charles,  bet  Pacific 
and  Broadway  fin  Kearny 
E. 

St.  Charles  IPIace,  bet 

Vallejo     and     Green    fm 
Keamv  AS'. 
St.  JTanies  Alley,  bet 

Poet  and  Sutter  !m  Mason 
E. 
St.  Joseph's  Avenue, 

bet  Brodcrick  and  Baker 
fni  Turk  N  to  Geary. 
St.    lionis    Alley,    bet 

Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 
Jackson  S. 
St.  Mark's  Place  (see 

Morton) 

St.  Mary's,  bet  Kearny 
and  Dupont  fm  Pine  to 
California. 

St.  Vincent  (see  Vincent) 

Standish,  fm  California 
av  S  to  J'owhattan,  B  H. 

Stanford,  bet  Second  and 
Third  fm  Brannan  to 
Townsend, 

Stanly  Court,  E  b 
Stanley  pi  bet  Harrison 
and  Bryant. 

Stanly  Place,  bet 
First  and  Second  fm  Har- 
rison toS  of  Bryant. 

StAnyan,  betShrader  and 
Golden  Gate  Park  fm  Ful- 
ton S. 

Star,  fm  California  av  SE 
to  Franconia  av,  B  H. 

State,  City  Land  Associa- 
tion. 

Steiner,  bet  Fillmore  and 
Pierce  N  fm  Ridley  to 
Lewis. 

West.  Street.  E.  side. 
1    Ridley 2 

-  Kate.-. 100 

•201    Waller 200 

301    Haight 300 

401    Page 400 

501    Oak 500 

601    Fell 600 

701    Haves 700 

801    Grove 800 

901    Fulton 900 

1001    McAllister 1000 

1101    Golden  Gate  av UOO 

1201    Turk 1200 

l.SOl    Eddy 1300 

1401    Ellis 1400 

- —    Bvington 

1501    O'Farrell 1500 

1503    Elliot  nark 

1601    Geary.....* 1600 

1701    Post 1700 

1801    Sutter 1800 

1901    Bush 1900 

AVildev 

2001    Pine 2000 

2101    California 2100 

Perlne 

2201    Sacramento 2200 

2.t01    Clav 2i00 

2401    Washington 2400 

2501    Jackson 2500 

2601     Paclflc 2600 

2701    Bn.adway 2700 

2801    VuUeJo 2800 

2901    Green 2900 

:i001    Union 3000 

3101    Filbert 3100 

Pixley 

:J201    Greenwich 3200 

Moulton 

:m\    Lombard 3300 

3401    Chestnut 3400 

3.501    Francisco 3500 

■>m\    Bay 3600 

;?7U1     North  Point 3700 

.'«01     Beach 3800 

3901    Jefferson 3900 

4001    Tonquln 4000 

(e)    Lewis (e) 

Stenart',    bet    East   and 
Spear  fni  Market  SE  to  the 
bav. 
Ewit.  ■  Street.  W.  side 

1    Market 2 

101    Mission 100 

201     Howard 200 

:«il     FolM.m 300 

(e)    Harrison (e) 

Steveloe  Place,  bei 
Ellis  and  O'Farrell  fm 
Jones  E. 


Stevenson,  bet   Market 

and  Mission  fm  First  SW. 

S.  E.    Street.       N.  W.  side. 

1    First 2 

Ecker 

101    Second 100 

(6)    New  Montgomery  (6) 

Annie 

201    Third 200 

(6)    Fourth (6) 

401    Fifth 400 

501    Sixth 500 

601    Seventh 600 

701    Eighth 700 

tOl    Ninth 800 

(b)    Tenth (6) 

(6)    Eleventh (6) 

Potter 

Brady 

Crocker 

Hermann 

(6)    Twelfth (6) 

(6)    Thirteenth (6) 

'6)    Fourteenth (6) 

(b)    Fifteenth (6) 

(6)    Sixteenth (b) 

(b)    Seventeenth (6) 

Willow  avenue 

1701    Eighteenlh 1700 

IROl    Nineteenth 1800 

1901    Twentieth I'JOO 

(e)  Twenty-first (e) 

Stevenson      Avenue, 

S  s  Valencia  bet  Hermann 
and  Brady. 
Stockton,    bet     Dupont 
and  Powell  N  fm  Market 
to  Beach. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1     Market  and  Ellis...      2 

101    O'Farrell 100 

201    Geary 200 

.  Morton 212 

301    Post 300 

Stockton  place 308 

401    Sutt«r 400 

501    Bush 500 

Emma 508 

601    Pine 600 

701    California 700 

709    Enmii-t  place 

.801    Sacramento 800 

901    Clay 900 

1001    Washington 1000 

1101    Jackson 1100 

1201    Pacific 1200 

Polk  lane _ 1232 

1301    Broadwav 1300 

1401    Valleio 1400 

1413    Cardalley 

Montgomery  av.... 

1501    Green 15(iO 

1601    Union 1600 

1701    Filbert 1700 

1801    Greenwich 1800 

1901    Lombard 1900 

Newhall 

2001    Chestnut 2000 

Pfeiffer 

2101    Francisco 2100 

2201    Bav 2200 

2301    NorthPoint 2300 

(f)  Beach (e) 

Stockton     Place,    bet 

Post  and  Sutter  fm  Du- 
pont to  Stockton. 

Stone,  bet  Stockton  and 
Powell  fm  Washington  to 
Jackson. 

Stout's  Alley,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fin 
V'ashlngton  to  Jackson. 

Strlnghani,  from  Islals 
Creek  \\  of  Adele  S  to 
Hetker. 

Sullivan,  bet  Carl  and 
Grattan  fm  (  ole  W. 

Sullivan,  fm  Cortland  av 
S  to  Crescent  av,B  H. 

Sullivan,  Visltiiclon  Val- 
lev. 

Sullivan  Alley,  bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 
Pacific  to  Jackson. 

Sullivan  Alley,  bet 
First  and  Second  fm  Mis- 
sion to  Minna. 

Sullivan  Alley,  bet 
Jackson  nnd  Pacific  ftn 
Dupont  W. 

Snniuier.  bet  Pine  and 
California  fm  Montgomery 
to  Kearny. 


Sumner,  bet   Rosecrans 

and  Prentiss  fm  California 

av  S  to  Powhattan. 
Sumner,  bet  Seventh  and 

Eighth  fm  Howard  SE. 
Sutter,  bet  Postand  Bush 

W  fm    Market  to  Central 

av. 
Soiitli.    Street.         N.  side. 
1    San  some  A  Market     2 

101    Montgomery 100 

Trinltj- 106 

111    Lick  place 

201    Kearny 200 

Clara  lane 2'S 

301    Dupont 300 

401    Stockton 400 

501    Powell 500 

Delaware  court... 

601    Mason 600 

701    Tavlor 700 

801    Jones 800 

901    Leavenworth 900 

1001    Hyde 1000 

llOl    Larkin 1100 

1201     Polk 1200 

1301    Von  Ness  avenue..l300 

1401     Franklin 1400 

1501    Gough 1500 

1601     Octavla 1600 

1701    Latruna ; 1700 

1801    Buchanan 1800 

1901    Webster 1900 

2001    Fillmore 2000 

2101    Steiner 2100 

2201    Pierce 2200 

2:«)1    Scott 2300 

2401    Devlsadero 2400 

2,V)1    Broderlck ^ 2500 

2601    Baker .".2600 

2701    Lyon 2700 

(e)    Central  avenue (e) 

Swan,  fm  Bernal  SW  to 

Junction     Marengo     and 

Bernal. 
Sweeny,  W  s  San  Bruno 

Road  3  miles  fm  City  Hall. 
Sweet,    bet    Taylor     and 

Jones    ftn    Broadway    to 

Vallejo. 
T,  South  S  F,  fm  Seventh 

av  SW  to  Tenth  av. 
T,  bet  S  and  U  fm  Twelfth 

av  W. 
Tara,  San  Migael,  W  End 

Map  No  1. 
Tay,     bet      Powell     and 

Mason  fm  Sacramento  to 

Clay. 
Taylor,  bet    Blason   and 

Jones   N   fm   Market    to 

Jefferson. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Golden 

Gate  av 2 

101    Turk 100 

201    Eddy 200 

301    Ellis 300 

401    O'Farrell 400 

501    Geary 500 

Oak  place 504 

Taylor  place 516 

517    Adelaide  place 

601     Post 600 

605    Lewis 

701    Sutter 700 

801    Bush 800 

901    Pine 900 

Villa  place 908 

1001    California 1000 

1101    Sacramento 1100 

1115    Pleasant 

1201    Clay 1200 

1.301    Washington 1300 

1401    Jackson 1400 

1501    Paclflc. 1500 

1535    Bernard ^ 

1601    Broadway 160O 

— -    Falcon  place 

1701    Valleio 1700 

1801    Green 1800 

Lincoln 

1901    Union 1900 

2001    FHbert... 2000 

Valparaiso 2012 

2101    Greenwich 2100 

2201    Lombard 2200 

Montgomery  av 

2.301    (Jhestnut 2300 

Water 

Houston 

2401    Francisco ;....2400 

Vandewater 


2501    Bay 2500 

2601    North  Point 2600 

2701    Beach 2700 

(e)    Jefferson (e) 

Taylor  Place,  bet  Post 

and  Geary  fm  Taylor  E. 
Taylor    Place,  bet 
Union  and  Filbert  fm  Tay- 
lor E  and  W. 
Tehama, bet  Howard  and 

Folsom  fm  First  SW. 
5.  E.    Street.       Is''.  W.  side. 

1    First _..      2 

101    Second 100 

Hubbard 

201    Third 200 

:»1    Fourth 300 

401    Fifth 400 

(6)    Sixth (6) 

(6)    Seventh (6) 

701    Eighth 700 

(6)    Ninth (6) 

Tehama,  S  s  Montezuma 
S  to  Praspect  place,  B  H. 
Tehama     Place,     bet 
Howard  and  Folsom   fm 
•First  NF« 
Telegraph  Place,  bet 
Greenwich  and  Lombard 
fm  Good-Children  E. 
Tennessecbet  Kentucky 
and  Minnesota  fm  South  S 
to  Tulare. 
Tenth,    bet     Ninth    and 
Eleventh  fm  Market  SE 
to  Mission  Creek. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

101    Mission lOO 

201    Howard 200 

225    Warren  avenue 

:»1    Folsom 300 

Sheridan 

401    Harrison 40u 

501    Bryant 500 

Tenth  Avenue,  Souths 
F,  fm  Islals  Creek  to  Water 
Front. 
Tenth  Avenue,  fm  Pre- 
sidio Reservation  S  to  Q. 
Terrace   TIew,    bet 
Kearny   and   Dupont  fm 
Francisco  S. 
Tevis,  South  S  F,  bet  Von 
Schmidt    and     Dock    fm 
Water  Front  SW  to  county 
line. 
Tevis,     bet     Third     and 
Fourth  fm  King  to  Berry. 
Texas,     bet     Mississippi 
and  Missouri  fm  Center  S 
to  Tulare. 
Theresa,  .\cademy  Tract. 
Third,    bet    Second    and 
Fourth  fm  Market  SE  to 
Channel. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

19    Stevenson 20 

37    Jessie (6) 

101    Mission 100 

117    Minna 118 

131    Sherwood  place 

•— -    Everett., 138 

145    Hunt ■ 

201    Howard 200 

223    Tehama 224 

Noble  place 2.36 

247    Clementino (6) 

301    Folsom 300 

3.37    Verona „... 

401    Harrison 400 

417    Pcrrv 418 

4:«    Silver 436 

501    Bryant 500 

Park  lane  north.... 

519    South  Park 

5;17    Park  lane  sonth... 

601    lirannan 600 

701     Townsend 700 

King 

801    Berry 800 

Channel 

Third  .4 venue,  I'm  Pre- 
sidio Reservation  S  to  J. 
Third   .4 venue,  .South 
S  F.fni  Isluls  to  Dry  Dock. 
Thirteenth,  bet  Twelfth 
nnd   Fiiiirtornth  fm   MIs- 
tlon  to  llarri^oli. 
jyorih.    Street.  S.  side. 

1    Mission 2 

101    Howard 100 


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SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTOEY. 


IsiR 

Hammond  place... 

501 

Michigan 500 

1901    Ellen 1900 

Bernlce 

201    Third 200 

601 

Illinois 600 

Bellevue (e) 

201    Fol^om 200 

• RItch 

701 

Kentucky 700 

Twenty-flfth  Avenue 

Treat  avenue 

—    Liberty 

Madden 

801 
901 

Tennessee 800 

301    Harrison 300 

Minnesota 900 

S. 

Xhlrteentb    Avenue, 

Haggln 

1001 

Indiana 1000 

Twenty-fifth  Avenue 

fm   Presidio   Reservation 

CrooK „... 

1101 

Iowa 1100 

South  S  F,fm  WaterFront 

S  toU. 

.301    Fourth 300 

1201 

Pennsylvania  av...l200 

N  to  Railroad  av. 

Thirteenth    Avenne, 

401    Fifth 400 

1301 

Mississippi 1.300 

Twenty-flrst,  bet  Twen- 

.South S  F,  fm  Islals  Creek 

501    Sixth 500 

1401 

Texas 1400 

tieth  and  Twenty-second 

to  Water  Front. 

Gilbert 

1501 

Missouri 1500 

fm  Potrero  av  W  to  Doug- 

Thirtieth, S  of  Fay  fm 

601    Seventh 600 

1601 

Connecticut 1600 

lass 

Mission  A\  to  Bellevue. 

Eighth 

1701 

Arkansas 1700 

South.    Street.         N.  side. 

Thirtieth  Avenue,  fm 

Treat  Avenue,  bet  Fol- 
som     and    Harrison     fm 

1801 
1901 

Wisconsin 1800 

Carolina 1900 

Presidio  Keservatlon  S. 

Jersey 100 

Thirtieth        Avenue, 

Thirteenth  S  to  Serpentine 

2001 

Be  Haro  2000 

201    Hampshire 200 

Soutb  S  F,  fm  Potrero  av 

av. 

2101 

Rhode  Island 2100 

Bryant  avenue - — 

S  to  county  line. 

East.    .Street.           W.  side. 

2201 

Kansas 2200 

301    York :»0 

Thirty-eighth  Av. 

1    Thirteenth 2 

2.301 

Vermont 2300 

Florida 400 

enne,  fm  City  Cemetery 

101    Fourteenth 100 



Nebraska 2400 

Alabama 

S. 

201    Fifteenth 200 

2.501 

Utah 2.500 

501    Columbia 500 

Thirt.T-eighth  Av- 

301   Sixteenth 300 

•imi 

Potrero  avenue 2600 

601    Harrison 600 

enue,  South  a  F,  fm  Ball- 

401    Seventeenth 400 

2701 

Jersey 2700 

Treat  avenue 

road  av  S  to  county  line. 

501    Eighteenth .500 

2801 

Hampshire 2800 

701    Folsom 700 

Thirty-tifth  Avenue, 

601    Nineteenth 600 

2901 

York 2900 

Shotwell 

fra  City  Cemetery  S. 

701    Twentieth 700 

3001 

Florida 3000 

801    Howard 800 

Thirty-fifth  Avenue, 

801    Twentv-first 800 

.3101 

Columbia 3100 

Capp 

South  S  F,  fm  Railroad  av 

901    Twentv-second....  900 

3201 

Harrison '. 3200 

901    Mission 900 

S  to  county  line. 

1001  .  Twenty -third 1000 

Treat  avenue 

Bartlett 

Thirty-first   Avenue, 

1101    Twenty-fourth 1100 

1201    Twenty-tifth 1200 

3301 

Folsom 3300 

Shotwell 

1001    Valencia 1000 

Im  Presidio  Reservation  S. 

1101    Guerrero 1100 

Thirty-first   Avenue, 

1301    Twenty-sixth 1300 

(e)    Serpentine  av (e) 

3401 

Howard 3400 

Capp 

Fair  Oaks 

South  S  F,  fm  Railroad  av 

1201    Dolores 1200 

S  to  county  line. 

Trinity,  bet  Montgomery 

3501 

Mission 3500 

Chattanooga 

Thirty  •  fourth      Av- 

and Kearnv  fm  Sutter  to 

Jessie 

1301    Church 1300 

enue,  fm  City  Cemetery 

Bush. 
Trinity     Court,    W  s 

Trinity    bet    Sutter    and 

.3601 
3701 

Vlcksburg 

1401    Sanchez 1400 

S. 

Valencia 3600 

Thirty  -  fourth      Av- 

Guerrero  3700 

1501    Noe 1500 

enue,    South    S    F,  fm 

Bush. 

3801 

Dolores 3800 

1601    Castro 1600 

Railroad  av  S  to   county 

Trnett,    bet     Clay     and 

3901 

Church 3900 

Sherman 

line. 

Washington  fm  Mason  W. 

4(K»I 

Sanchez 4000 

1701    Diamond. 1700 

Thirty  -  ninth        Av- 

Tulare, bet   Marin   and 
Islals   Creek   channel   fm 
the  bay  W  to  Orleans. 

4101 

Noe 4100 

Eureka 

enue,  fm  City  Cemetery 

4201 
4.301 

Castro 4200 

1801    Douglass 1800 

S. 

Diamond 4:«X) 

Thirty  -  ninth        Av- 

Turh, bet  Golden  Gate  a v 

Douglass 

Twenty-flrst  A  venue. 

enue,    South    S    F,  fm 

and  Eddy  W  tm  Junction 

Twentieth     Avenue, 

fm  Presidio  Reservation  S. 

Railroad  av  S  to  county 

Mason  and  Market. 

fm 

Presidio    Reservation 

Twenty-firstA  venue. 

line. 

South.    Street.         A',  side. 

S. 

South  S  F,  fm  A    N    to 

Thirty  -  second      Av- 

1   Market  &  Mason...     2 

Twentieth     Avenue, 

Silver  av. 

enue,  im  Presidio  Res- 

    Margaret  place 14 

South  S  F,  fm    A    N   to 

Twenty  -  fourth,    bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twen- 

ervation S. 

101    Taylor 100 

Ltah. 

Thirty  -  second      Av- 

201   Jones 200 

Twenty-eighth,        bet 

ty-fifth  fm  Potrero  av  W 

enue,    South    S    F,  fm 

301    Leavenworth 300 

Duncan  and  Valley  fm  Olif 

to  Bellevue. 

Railroad   av  S  to  county 

401    Hyde 400 

San  Jos6  Road  W  to  Bel- 

South.   Street.         iV.  side. 

line. 

Dodge 

levue. 

1    Potrero  avenue 2 

Thirty  -  seventh    Av- 

501   Larkin «» 

South.    Street.         N.  side. 

101    Hampshire 100 

enue,  fm  City  Cemetery 

601    Polk 600 

1 

Guerrero 2 

301    York 200 

S. 

701    Van  Ness  avenue.  700 

101 

Dolores 100 

301    Brvant  avenue 300 

Thirty  -  seventh  Av- 

801   Franklin 800 

201 

Church 200 

401    Columbia 400 

enue,   South    S    F,   Im 

901    Gough 900 

:m 

Sanchez 300 

501    Alabama 500 

Railroad  av  S  to   county 

1001    Octavla 1000 

401 

Noe 400 

601    Harrison 600 

1101    Laeuna 1100 

501 

Castro 500 

Treat  *\'enue 

Thirty -sixth  Avenue, 

1201    Buchanan 1200 

601 

Diamond 600 

701    Folsom 700 

fm  City  Cemetery  S. 

1301    Webster 1300 

701 

Douglass 700 

Shotwell 

Thirty-sixth  Avenue, 

1401    Fillmore ■ 1400 

801 

Ellen „.-. 800 

801    Howard 800 

South  S  F,  fm  Railroad  av 

1501    Stelner 1500 

(e) 

Bellevue (e) 

Capp 

S  to  county  line. 

1601     Pierce 1600 

901    Mission 900 

Thirty  -  third         Av- 

1701   Scott 1700 

Tw 

enty-elehth      Av- 

Bartlett 

enue,  fm  City  Cemetery 

Seymour  avenue...- — 

enue,  fm  Presidio  Beser- 

1001    Valencia 1000 

1801    Devisadero 1800 

va 

tlon  S. 

San  Jo.s6  avenue... 

Thirty  -  third         Av- 

1901   Broderlck 1900 

Tw 

enty-eishth      Av- 

1101    Guerrero 1100 

enue,   South    S    F,   fm 

St.  Joseph's  av.... 

2001    Baker 2ii00 

enue.  South  S  F,  fm  Po- 
trero av  S  to  county  line. 

Fair  Oaks 

Railroad  av  S  to  county 

1201     Dolores 1200 

2101    Lvon 

Twenty-nfth,bet  Twen- 

    Chattanooga 

Thompson     Avenue, 

2201    Lott 

ty-fourth    and     Twenty- 

1301    Church 1.300 

bet  Second  and  Third  fm 

Masonic  avenue... 

sixth  fm  Potrero  av  W  to 

Vlcksburg 

Brannan  S. 

Tweinh,    bet    Eleventh 

High. 

1401    Sanchez 1400 

Tllden,  W  s  Noe  bet  Fif- 

andThlrteenth fm  Mission 

South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1.501    Noe 1.500 

teenth  and  Sixteenth. 

SE  to  Harrison. 

1 

Potrero  avenue 2 

1601    Castro 1600 

Tiiford,  bet  Brvant  and 

N.E.    Street.       S.W.  side. 

101 

Hampshire 100 

1701    Diamond 1700 

Brannnn  fm  Sixth  NE. 

1    Mission  2 

201 

York 200 

1801     Douglass 1800 

Tobin,   Vlsltaclon  Valley. 

(ilen  Park  avenue.    26 

301 

Bryant  avenue SOO 

1901    Ellen 1900 

Tomnsa,    fin    (lalllornia 

101    Howard 100 

201    FolBom 200 

401 
501 
601 

Columbia 400 

Alabama 500 

Harrison 600 

avSKto  (;alllornla  av,  B 

Twenty  -  fourth    Av- 

II. 

Isls 

enue,  fm  Presidio  Res- 

Ton<|uin,    bet    Jefferson 

Bernke 

701 

Treat  avenue 

Folsom 700 

and   Lewis  W  fm  Larklu 

(e)    Harrison (e) 

Twenty  -  fourth    Av- 

to  Presidio  Reservation. 

Twelfth    Avenue,   fm 

Presidio  Reservation  S  to 

801 

Shotwell 

Torrens     Court,     bet 

Howard 800 

Hyde  and  Larkin  Ini  Clay 

Capp 

av. 

Twelfth      Avenue, 

901 

Mission 900 

Twenty-ninth,  bet  Val- 

Touchard,  bet  Jones  and 

South  S  F,  fm  Islals  Creek 

Bartlett 

Leavenworth  fm  J'Ine  S. 

to  Water  Front. 

1001 

Valencia 1000 

W  to  Bellevue. 

Twentieth,     bet     Nine- 

San Jos6  avenue... 

Twenty  -  ninth      Av- 

TowuMcnd, bet  Brannan 

teenth    and    Twenty-flrst 

1101 

Guerrero 1100 

enue,  fm  Presidio   Res- 

fm Harrison  W  to  Doug- 

1201 

Dolores 1200 

ervation  S. 

lass. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1301 

Church 1300 

Twenty  -  ninth      Av- 
enue, South  S  F,  fm  Po- 

S.E.   Street.       A\W.sUle. 

Vlcksburg 

1    Massachusetts 2 

101     Delaware 100 

1401 
15t)l 
IflOl 

Sanchez 1400 

Noe 15(K) 

Castro 1600 

trero  av  S  to  county  line. 
Twenty  -  second,    bet 

Twenty -first  and  Twenty- 

Japan 

101    Second 100 

201    Maryland 200 

;«ll     Lonlslanta 300 

1701 

Diamond.... 1700 

Clarence  place 

401    Georgia.. 400 

1801 

Douglass 1800 

Ocean  Road. 

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South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Potrero  avenue 2 

101    Hampshire 100 

201    York 200 

301    Brvant  avenue 300 

401    Coiumbta 400 

501    Alabama 500 

601    Harrison 600 

Treat  avenue 

701    Folsom 700 

Shotwell 

801    Howard 800 

Capp 

901    Mission 900 

Bartlett 

1001    Valencia 1000 

San  Jos6  avenue  .. 

1101    Guerrero 1100 

Fair  Oaks 

1201    Dolores 1200 

Chattanooga 

1301    Church 1300 

Vlcksburg 

1401    Sanchez 1400 

1501    Noe 1500 

1601    Castro 1600 

Sherman 

1701    Diamond 1700 

Eureka 

1801    Douglass 1800 

Twenty  -  second    Av- 
enue, fm  Presidio  Res- 
ervation S. 
Twenty  •  second    Av- 
enue, South  S  F,  fm  A 
N  to  Silver  av. 
Twenty  -  seventh,  bet 
Army  and  Duncan  fin  Old 
San  Jos6  Road  W  to  Belle- 
vue. 
South.    Street.         JV.  side. 

1    Guerrero 2 

101    Dolores 100 

201    Church 200 

301    Sanchez • 300 

401    Noe 400 

501    Castro 500 

601    Diamond 600 

701    Douglass 700 

801    Ellen 800 

(e)    Bellevue (e) 

Twenty-seventh    Av- 
enue, fm  Presidio  Res- 
ervation S. 
Twenty-seventU    Av- 
enue,  South    S    F,   fm 
Railroad  av  S  to  county 
line. 
Twenty  •  sixth,        bet 
Twenty-fifth   and    Army 
fm  York  to  Bellevue. 
South.    Street.         Jf.  side. 

1    York 2 

101    Brvant  avenue 100 

201    Columbia 200 

301    Alabama 300 

401    Harrison 400 

Treat  avenue 

501    Folsom 600 

Shotwell 

601    Howard 600 

Capp 

701    Mission 700 

Bartlett 

801    A'alencla 800 

San  Jos6  avenue... 

901    Guerrero ;...  900 

1001    Dolores 1000 

1101    Church 1100 

1201    Sanchez 1200 

1301    Noe 1300 

1401    Castro 1400 

1.501    Diamond.. 1500 

1601    Douglass 1600 

1701    Ellen 1700 

(e)    Bellevue (e) 

Twenty  •  sixth      Av- 
enue, fm  Presidio  Res- 
ervation S. 
Twenty  -  sixth      Av- 
enue,   South    S    F,   fm 
Water  Front  N  to   Rail- 
road av. 
T IV  e  n  t  y  - 1  h  i  r  d,  bet 
Twenty-second  and  Twen- 
ty-fourth fm  Potrero  av  W 
to  Douglass. 
South.    Street.         y.  side. 

1     Potrero  avenue 2 

101    Hampshire 100 

201    York 200 

3C1    Brvant  avenue 300 

401    Columbia 400 


501 
601 

701 

801 

901 

1001 

1101 

1201 

1301 

1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 

1801 


Alabama 500 

Harrison 600 

Treat  avenue 

Folsom 700 

Shotwell 

Howard 800 

Capp 

Mission 900 

Bartlett 

Valencia 1000 

San  Jos6  avenue... 

Guerrero 1100 

Fair  Oaks 

Dolores 1200 

Chattanooga 

Church 1300 

Vlcksburg 

Sanchez 1400 

Noe 1500 

Castro 1600 

Diamond 1700 

Eureka 

Douglass 1800 

Twenty  -  third  Av- 
enue, fm  Presidio  Res- 
ervation S. 
Twenty  -  third  Av- 
enue, South  S  F,  fm  A 
north  to  Q.  \ 

Tyler.now  Golden  GateAv  i 
U,  bet  T  and  V  fm  Thlr-  | 
teenth  av  W.  ! 

Union,   bet     Green    and 
Filbert   W   fm    Front  to 
Presidio  Reservation. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Front 2 

101    Battery 100 

Gaines 

Sansonie 200 

Calhoun 

Montgomery 300 

Vincent 

Kearnv 400 

Filbert  place 406 

Sonora 

419    Lafayette  place 

—    Varennes 420 

Dupont 500 

Cadell  alley 508 

Bannani  place 

Jasper  place 518 

Union  place 

Graham  place 

Stockton 600 

Montgomery  av.... 
Powell 70O 


201 

301 
323 
401 

407 


501 

.509 

.52:5 
535 
601 


701 

717    August  alley. 

801    " 

901 


1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2.301 
2401 
2511 
2601 
2701 
2801 


Mason 800 

Taylor ..«.. 900 

Eliza  place 

Jones 1000 

Bay  View  place 

Leavenworth 1100 

Sharp  place 

Hvde 1200 

West  End  alley.... 

Moore  place 

Larkin 1300 

Polk 1400 

Van  Ness  avenue. 1500 

Franklin.„ 1600 

Gough 1700 

Octavia 1800 

Laguna 1900 

Buchanan 2000 

W'ebster 2100 

Fillmore 2200 

Steiner 2300 

Pierce 2400 

Scott 2500 

Devisadero 2600 

Brodcrick 2700 

Baker 2800 


Union  Aliey.fm  Union 

pi. 
Union    Avenne,  fni 

Laurel  av  E  to  San  Bruno 
Road,  B  H. 

Union  Place,  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton  fm 
Green  to  Union. 

Union  Square,  bet 
Powell,  Stockton,  Postand 
Geary. 

University,  bet  College 
and  I'rinceton  fm  Silver 
av  S,  U  M  T. 

Utah,  bet  Nebraska  and 
Potrero  av  fm  Mission 
Creek  S  to  Preclta  Creek 
and  nn  Islals  Creek  S, 
South  S.  F. 


V,  bet  U  and  W  fm  Four- 
teenth av  W. 
Talencia,  bet  Guerrero 
and  Mission  fm  Market  S 
to  Twenty-ninth. 
East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Market 2 

15    Stevenson  avenue 

101    Hermann 100 

201    Ridlev 200 

209    Quinn 208 

Brosnan 

301    Fourteenth 300 

401    Fltteenth 400 

501    Sixteenth 500 

601    Seventeenth„ 600 

611    Cedar  lane 

617    Willows  avenue.... 

701    Eighteenth 700 

801    Nineteenth 800 

Columbia 820 

901    Twentieth 900 

Llbertv 

1001    Twenty-first 1000 

Hill 1018 

1101    Twenty-second  ....1100 

1201    Twentv-third 1200 

i:»l    Twenty-fourth  ....1300 

1401    Twenty-flfth 140(i 

1.501    Twenty-sixth 1.500 

Serpentine  avenue 
Vallelo,    bet    Broadway 

and  Green  W  fm  Davis. 
Soitth       Street.       .ST.  side. 

1    Davis (d) 

Front 

101    Battery 100 

Goat  alley 

201    Sansome 200 

Hall  alley 

Ohio. 

Hodges  alley 

Bartol 

301    Montgomery 300 

401    Kearny 400 

Plnckney  

Sonoma  place 

PoUard  place 

Margaret  place 

501    Dupont 500 

Montgomery  av ... 
Vallejo  place 

Agnes  lane 

601    Stockton -_  600 

Maiden  lane 

Morey  alley 

Wheelock  place 

701    Powells 700 

Washoe  place 

O'Connell  place  .... 

■801    Mason 800 

Vallejo  court 

901    Taylor 900 

Sweet 

Florence 

1001    Jones 1000 

1101    Leavenworth 1100 

1201    Hvde 1200 

White 

1301    Larkin 1300 

1401    Polk 1400 

1501    Van  Ness  aveDDe..ll00 

1601    Franklin 1600 

1701    Gough 1700 

1801    Octavia 1800 

1901    Laguna 1900 

2001    Buchanan 2000 

2101    AVebster 2100 

2201    Fillmore 2200 

2;301    Steiner 2300 

2401    Pierce 2400 

2501    Scott 2500 

2601    Devisadero 2600 

2701    Broderlck  2700 

2801    Baker _^  2800 

2901    Lvon 2900 

3001    Central  avenue 3000 


3101 
32(11 


Walnut 3100 

Laurel  3200 


Xm    Locust 


.3300 


3401    Spruce 3400 

(e)    Maple (e) 

Vallejo  Court,  (or  Ter- 
race) bet  Mason  and  Tay- 
lor fm  A  aliejo  S. 

Vaflejo       Place,     bet 

Montgomervav  and  Stock- 
ton to  Vall^o  S. 
Valley,  bet  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
fm  Old  San  Jos6  Road  W 
to  Bellevue. 


Valparaiso,  bet  Filbert 
and  Greenwich  fm  Mason 
to  Jones. 

Van  Ness  Avenne,  bet 

Polk  and  Franklin  N  fm 
Market  to  Lewis. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    Market  and  Oak...      2 

Hickory  avenue... 

101    Fell 100 

109    Linden  avenue 

201    Hayes 200 

Ivy  avenue 

-301    Grove 300 

Birch  avenue 

401    Fulton 400 

Ash  avenue 

501    McAllister 500 

Locust  avenue 

601    Goldeu  Gate  av 600 

Elm  avenue.' 

701    Turk 700 

Laurel  avenue 

801    Eddy 800 

Willow  avenue 

901    Ellis 900 

909    Olive  avenue 908 

1001    O'Farrell 1000 

1009    Myrtle  avenue 1008 

1101    Geary UOO 

Cedar   avenue 

1201    Post _ 1200 

Walnut  avenue 

1301    Sutter 1300 

1311    Fern  avenue 1310 

1401    Bush 1400 

1409    Austin 1408 

1501    Pine 1500 

1601    California 1600 

1701    Sacramento 1700 

1801    Clay 1800 

1901    Washington 1900 

2001    Jackson 2000 

2101    Pacific 2100 

2201    Broadwav 2200 

2301    Vallejo 2300 

- —    Bonlta 

2401    Green 2400 

2501    Union 2500 

2601    Filbert 2600 

2701    Greenwich 2700 

2801    Lombard  2800 

2901    Chestnut  2900 

3001    Francisco 3000 

3101     Bav  3100 

3201    North  Point 3200 

3301    Beach 3300 

3401    Jefferson  3400 

3501    Tonquin ., 3500 

(e)    Lewis. (e) 

Vandewater,  bet  Fran- 
cisco and  Bav  fm  Powell 
to  Taylor. 

Varennes,  bet  Kearny 
and  Dupont  fm  Union  to 
Filbert. 

Vassar  Place,  bet. Sec- 
ond and  Third  fm  Harri- 
son SE. 

Verniehr  Place,  bet 
Post  and  Sutter  fm  Kearny 
E. 

Vermont,  bet  Kansas 
and  Nebraska  fm  Mission 
Creek  to  Preclta  Creek  and 
fm  Silver  av  N,  Souths.  F. 

Vernon  Place,  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison  fm  Sec- 
ond W. 

Vernon  Place,  bet 
Green  and  Union  fm  Hyde 
E. 

Vernon  Place,  bet 
Mason  and  Taylor  fm 
Jackson  S. 

Verona,  bet  Folsom  and 
Harrison  fm  Third  NE. 

Vicltsburg:.  bet  Church 
and  Sanchez  fm  Twentv- 
flrst  S  to  Twenty-fifth. 

East.    Street.  W.  side. 

1    Twentv-flrst 2 

101    Tweutv-second 100 

201    Twentv-thIrd 200 

301    Twentv-fourth 300 

(f)    Tweutv-fifth (e) 

Villa  Place,  bet  Pine 
and  Cailfornia  fm  Taylor 
E. 

Vincent,  bet  Montgom- 
ery and  Kearny  fm  Green 
to  Union. 


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SAN   FRANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


Virginia,   bet 'Ohio  and 

New  Torfe  fm  Water  Front 

S  to  First  av. 
Vireinla,   bet    Stockton 

and  Powell  fm  Washing- 
ton to  Pacific. 
Tirifinia  Avenue,  fm 

California  av  SE  to  Cher- 

ubiisco,  B  11. 
Virginia    Place,    bet 

Pine   and    California    fm 

1)11  pont  W. 
Virginia    Place,    bet 

Powell   and   Stockton  fm 

IJroadway  to  Pacific. 
Visi'her   Place,    bet 

Market   and  Mission   fm 

Beale  E. 
Vi««ilacion,     Visltaclon 

Val'ey. 
Voight,  E  of  San  Bruno 

Koad  4  miles  fm  CityHall. 
Von  Schmidt,  South  S 

F,  bet  I'ollock  and  Tevls 

fin    A\'ater  Front   SW  to 

county  line. 
Vorratli     Place,     bet 

Bush  and  Pine  fm  Larkin 

W,'  south  of  V  fm  Fifteenth 

av  W. 
tValbridge,     Ylsitacion 

Valley. 
W^all  Place,  bet  Leav- 
enwoith    and    Ilyde     fm 
Jackson  N. 
■Wallace    Place,    bet 
Kearny   and    Dupont   fm 
Caliloruia  N. 
Waller,   bet  Ridley  and 
Haifilit  W  fm  Octavlaand 
Market. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 
1    Market  &Octavla..     2 

101    Laguna 100 

201    Buchanan 200 

.■»1    Webster 300 

401    Fillmore 400 

501    Steiner 500 

601     Pierce 600 

701    Scott 700 

801    Devlsadero 800 

901    Broderick 900 

Public  Park 

1201    Lott 1200 

i:i01    Masonic  avenue. ..1300 

1401     Ashbury 1400 

1501    Clayton .....1500 

1601    Cole 1600 

1701    Shrader 1700 

W^alnut,  bet  Central  av 
and  Laurel  fm  CalUornia 
N. 
Walnut  Avenue,  bet 
Post  and  Sutter  fm  Larkin 
to  Laguna. 
South.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101-  Polk 100 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavia 500 

(e)    Laguna (e) 

^^ard,  fm  Cortland  av  S 

to  Orescent  av,  B  H. 
Warden,    bet    Stockton 
and  Powell  fm  Francisco 
to  Bay. 
Warren,    S  s    Thirtieth 
bet  Whitney  and  Bartlett 
8  to  I'nlnier. 
Warren   Avenue,  bet 
Howard  and  Folsom   fm 
Tenth  NE. 
Wa.^liington,   bet   Clay 

and  Jackson  W  fm  East. 
Soutli.    Street.         N.  side. 

1    East 2 

101    Drumm 100 

201    Davis 200 

217    Cedar 

301    Front 300 

401    Battery} 400 

Cu.stom  fluuee  pi...  412 

501    Sansome 500 

Jones  alley  532 


601  Montgomery 600 

Montgomery  av.,.., 

641  Dunbar  alley 

701  Kearny 700 

727  Brenham    place  ...- 

Washington  allev..  744 

801  Dupont 800 

811  Waverly  place 

823  Spoff'ord 

Stout's  or  Koss  al.  828 

901  Stockton 900 

907  Havens  place  

913  Hopeton  Terrace  . 

■ —  Virginia 914 

Stone 918 

1001  Powell 1000 

1007  Codman  place 

1017  Wetmore  place.  ... 

1101  Mason 1100 

Adona  place 1106 

1201  Taylor 120i') 

Camille  place 

1301  Jones 1300 

1319  Priest 

1325  Reed 

1401  Leavenworth  1400 

1501  Hvde 1.500 

1801  Larkin 1600 

1701  Polk 1700 

ISOl  Van  Ness  avenue..l800 

inoi  Franklin 1!KX) 

2001  Gough 2000 

2101  Octavia 2100 

2201  Laguna 2200 

2301  Buchanan 2300 

2401  Webster 2400 

2.501  Fillmore 2500 

2601  Steiner 2600 

Alta  Plaza 

2801  Scott 2800 

2901  Devlsadero 2000 

;3001  Broderick 'MM 

3101  Baker 3100 

3201  Lvon  3200 

3301  Central  avenue 3300 

3401  Walnut 3400 

3.501  Laurel 3500 

3601  Locust 3600 

3701  Spruce .3700 

aSOl  Maple 3800 

3901  Cherry 3900 

(e)  Firstavenue (e) 

W^ashington      Alley, 

bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
fm  Washington  to  Jack- 
son. 

Washington  Avenue 
bet  Ninth  and  Tenth  fm 
Mission  to  Howard. 

W^ashington  Avenue 
bet  Folsom  and  Columbia 
pi  fm  Precita  av  S,  B  H. 

Wa»)hington  Square, 
bet  Montgomerv  av  and 
Powell,  Stockton,  Flbert 
and  Union. 

Washoe  Place,  bet 
Powell  and  Mason  fm  Val- 
lejo  N. 

Water,  bet  Chestnut  and 
Francisco  fm  Mason  to 
Taylor. 

Water  Front,  fm  coun- 
ty line  northerly  along, 
the  bay  to  Shasta. 

Waverly  Place,  bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton  fm 
Sacramento  to  Washing- 
ton. 

W  a  y  1  a  n  d,  bet  Bacon 
andWool.sev  I'm  .Son  Bruno 
Road  W.  V  MT. 

W^ayno,  bet  Gates  and 
Kosciusko  fm  Cortland  av 
S. 

Webb,  bet  Montgomery 
and  Kearny  fm  California 
to  Sacramento. 

W'eitb  Place,  bet  Green 
and  Union  fm  Mason  W. 

Webster,  bet  Montgom- 
ery and  Kearny  fm  Lom- 
bard to  Chestnut. 

WebHter,  bet  Buchanan 
and  Fillmore  N  fm  Kate 
to  Lewis.  f 


West. 


101 
201 


301 
401 


1101 

1201 
1301 
1309 
1401 
1.501 
1601 
1701 
1801 

1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 

3101 

3201 
3301 
:i401 
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3601 
3701 
3801 
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Street.  E.  side. 

Kate 2 

Germanla 

Waller 100 

Haight 200 

Kose  avenue 

Page 300 

Lily  avenue 

Oak 400 

Hickory  avenue ... 

Fell 500 

Linden  avenue 

Hayes 600 

Ivy  avenue 

Grove „ 700 

Birch  avenue 

Fulton 800 

Ash  avenue 

McAllister 900 

Locust  avenue 

Golden  Gate  av 1000 

Elm  avenue    

Turk 1100 

Laurel  avenue 

Eddy 1200 

Ellis 1300 

Byington 

O'Farrell 1400 

Geary 1500 

Post 1600 

Sutter 1700 

Bush  1800 

Wildev 

Pine 1900 

California 2000 

Sacramento 2100 

Clay 2200 

Washington 2300 

Jackson 2400 

Pacific; 2500 

Broadway 2600 

Vallejo 2700 

Green 2800 

Union 2900 

Filbert 3000 

Pixley 

Greenwich 3100 

Moulton  

Lombard 3200 

Chestnut 3300 

Francisco 3400 

Bay 3.500 

North  Point 3600 

Beach 3700 

Jefferson 3800 

Tonquin 3900 

Lewis (fi) 


Wei  don,  Ss  Crescent  av 

nr  Sau  Bruno  Road. 
W^ells     Avenue,     bet 

Fifteenth    and   Si.xteenth 

Im  Dolores  to  Church. 
Wells    Court,  bet   Du- 
pont   and    Stockton     fm 

Lombard  S. 
IVelsh,    bet  Bryant   and 

Brannan  fm  Zoe  to  SW  of 

Fourth. 
West  Avenue,  fm  San 

Jos6  Road  nr  Cortland  av 

SE  to  Holly  Park. 
W^est  El  Dorado,   bet 

South  and  Eureka  SW  fm 

Si.\th  to  Center. 
West-End    Alley,    bet 

Hyde     and     Larkin     fm 

Green  to  Union. 
West  Mission,  W  s  Mis- 
sion    bet     Twelfth    and 

Thirteenth. 
Wetmore    Place,    bet 

Powell  and  Mason  fm  Clay 

to  Washington. 
Wheelock  Place,  bet 

Stockton  and  Powell   fm 

Vallejo  N. 
n^hlte,    bet    Hyde    and 

Larkin  fm  Vallejo  N. 
White  Place,  bet  Sev- 
enth     and     Eighth     fm 

Brvont  SE. 
White's  Place,  bet  Sut 

tcr  and  Bush  fm  Jones  E. 

YVhitiug,    bet    Lombard 

and  Chestnut  fm  Dupont  E. 


Whitney,     bet    Mission 

and  Howard  fm  Fifteenth 

to  Sl-xteenth. 
Whitney,  bet  Dame  and 

AVarren  fm  Thirtieth  S  to 

Palmer. 
Wildey,    bet    Pine   and 

Bush     fm     Webster     to 

Steiner. 
Willard,  fm  N  s  Grat- 

tan    N    to    Golden    Gate 

Park. 
W^illiam,  bet  Taylor  and 

Jones    fm    O'Farrell    to 

Post. 
West.    Street.  E.  side. 

1    O'FarreU 2 

101    Geary 100 

(e)    Post (e) 

W^illiam     Place,    bet 

California  and  .Sacramento 

fin  Davis  W. 
Williams,   bet   Goettin- 

gen  and  Holvoke  fm  Silver 

av  S.  U  M  T. 
W^illiamson,  bet  Boyce 

and  Chase  fm  Point  Lobos 

ov  N. 
Willow,    bet   Fifth  and 

Sl.'cth  fm  Folsom  to  Ship- 
ley. 
W^illow   Avenue,   bet 

Eddy  and  Ellis  fm  Larkin 

to  Buchanan. 
South.    Street.         K.  side. 

1    Larkin 2 

101    Polk. lOO 

201    Van  Ness  avenue..  200 

301    Franklin 300 

401    Gough 400 

501    Octavia 500 

601    Laguna 600 

Buchanan 

Willows  Avenue,  bet 

Seventeenth    and     Eigh- 
teenth   fm    Valencia     to 

Mission. 
W^inans     Alley,      bet 

Howard  and  Tehama  fm 

Eighth  E. 
W^inkle,  S  of  San  Bruno 

Road  3  miles  fm  City  Halt 
Winslow,  fm   California 

av  S  to  Powhattan,  B  H. 
Winter  Eane,  bet  Green 

and  Union  fm  Mason  E. 
W^isconsin,    bet  Arkan- 

.sas  and  Carolina  fm  Eighth 

S  to  Napoleon. 
Wolfe,  im  California  av  E 

to  Isabel,  B  H. 
IVood,   bet    Eugenia  and 

Collins  fm  Point  Lobos  av 

N. 
W^ool,  fm  North  av  S  to 

.Cortland  av,  B  H. 
Woolsey,    bet   Wayland 

and  DwlghtfmSon  Bruno 

Road  W,  U  M  T. 
Worden,    bet    Stockton 

and  Powell  fm  Francisco 

N. 
Wyoming,  bet  Dacotah 

and   Ohio  fm  Islals  S  to 

First  av. 
Vale,  bet   Amherst    and 

Cambridge  fm  Silver  av  S. 

U  M  T. 
Verba  Buena,  bet  Ma- 
son and  Taylor  fm  Sacra- 
mento to  Clay. 
Yolo,  bet  Nevada  and  Co- 
lusa fm  the  bay  W  to  Po 

trero  av. 
York,  bet  Hampshire  and 

Florida  tm  Mission  Creek 

S  to  Twenty-lirst.  thence 

E  to  Hampshire,  thence  S 

to  Serpentine  av. 
Yuba,  bet  Colusa  ond  Yolo 

fm  tiie  bay  W  to  Iowa. 
Zini,   fm   Napoleon   S  to 

Schneider. 
Zoe,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

fm  Bryant  to  Brannan. 
Zoe    Place,    bet    Beale 

and   Fremont  fm  Folsom 


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BUILDINGS,  BLOCKS,  ROWS,  WHAfiVES,  ETC. 


PtJBIilC    BUILDINGS. 

Alms  House,  San  Miguel  or  Mission  Ocean  House 

Road,  i}i  miles  from  City  Hall 
City  Hall  (new) ,  bet  McAllister,  Larkin,  and  Park  Av 
City  Hall  (old) ,  E  s  Kearny,  bet  Merchant  and  Wash. 
County  Hospital,  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
County  Jail,  N  6  Broadway,  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Custom  House,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Battery 
Hall  of  Records,  S  s  McAllister,  nr  Leavenworth 
House  of  Correction,  Old  San  Jose  Road,  5  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Industrial  Schoo'l,  Old  Sau  Jose  Road,  5  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Post  Office,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Battery 
Twenty-sixth  St.  Hospital  (small-pox),  S  s Colusa,  nr 

De  Haro 
United  States  Appraisers'   Store,  E  s  Sansome,  bet 

Washington  and  Jackson 
United  Slates  Marine  I*ospital,  Presidio  Reservation, 

nr  Mountain  Lake 
United  States  Mint,  NW  cor  Mission  and  Fifth 
United  States  Sub  Treasury.  610  Commercial 

BUILDINGS. 
Academy,  N  s  Pine,  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 
Alhambra,  32.T  Bush 
Alta  California,  529  California 

Anglo-Californian  Bank,  NE  cor  Sansome  and  Pine 
Bancroft's.  721-72.5  Market 

Bank  California,  NW  cor  California  and  Sansome 
Bernis',  G26  California 
Bradbury,  52  Second 
Brlttan's,  SW  cor  California  and  Davis 
Capital,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Central  Pacific  RR.Co.'s,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Chronicle,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
Cochituate,  213-215  Sansome 
Cogswell's,  SE  cor  Front  and  Clark 
Commercial,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Battery 
Cosmopolitan,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Sansome 
Crook's,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Third 
Davidson's,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Commercial 
Dividend  (or  Mon-ison's) ,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Leid. 
Dolan's,  NE  cor  Third  and  Hunt 

Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.'s,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sac. 
Dooly's,  NW  cor  Sansome  and  Sutter 
Duncan's,  ill  J^  California 

Exempt  Fire  Company,  W  s  Brenham  PI,  opp  Plaza 
Express,  NE  cor  California  and  Montgomery 
Fair's,  SW  cor  Sansome  and  Pine 
Firemens  Fund  Insurance  Co.'s,  SW  cor  California 

and  Sansome 
Franklin.  406-410  California 
Friedlauder's,  NE  cor  California  and  Sansome 
German  Savings  and  Loan  Society's,  526  California 
Halleck,  E  s  Sansome,  from  Sacramento  to  Halleck 
Hayward's,  415-423  California 

Hiberuia  Savings   and   Loan   Society,  NE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Market 
Howard's,  521-523  Montgomery 
Johnson's,  N  s  Sutter,  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Le  Count's,  417  Mont^'omery 
Levison  Brothers',  134  Sutter 
Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  NE 

cor  California  and  Leidesdorff 
London  and  San  Francisco  Bank,  NW  cor  California 

and  Leidesdorft' 
Masonic  Temple,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Maynard's,  NW  cor  California  and  Battery 
McCreery's,  NE  and  SE  corners  Montgomery  and  Pine 
Mechanics'  Institute,  27  Post 
Mechanics'   Pavilion,  W  s  Larkin,  bet  Hayes    and 

Fulton 
Mercantile  Library,  216  Bush 
Merchants'  Exchange,  SsCal.,  bet  Mont,  and  San. 
Merritt's,  NW  cor  California  and  Drumm 
Metropolitan  Temple,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Jessie 
Morrison's,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Leidesdorff 
Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.'s,  NE  cor  Sansome  and  BuBh 
Naglee's,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Merchant 
Niantic,  NW  cor  Clay  and  Sansome 
Nucleus,  SE  cor  Market  and  Third 
Odd  Fellows',  323-327  Montgomery 


Olympic,  119  Post 

Pacific  Bank,  NW  cor  Sansome  and  Pine 

Pacific  Exchange,  316  Montgomery 

Parr'  tt's,  NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Montgomery 

Phelan's,  junction  Market  and  O'Farrell 

Phfenix,  SW  cor  Sansome  and  Jackson 

Pioneers',  808  Montgomery 

Reese's,  716-722  Washington 

Safe  Deposit  Co.'s,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Calif ornia 

San  Francisco  Gas  Co.'s,  First,  Howard,  and  Natoma 

San  l^aucisco  Savings  Union,  NE  cor  Cal.  and  Webb 

San  Francisco  Stock  Exchange,  S  s  Pine,  bet  Sansome 

and  Montgomery 
Sather's,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Commercial 
Savings  and  Loan  Society's,  617-621  Clay 
Sherman's,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
Shiels',  32  O'Farrell  ^ 

St.  Ann's,  NW  cor  Powell  and  Eddy 
St.  Mark's,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Morton 
St.  Lawrence,  212  Sutter 

Stevenson's,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  California 
Sullivan's,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Pacific 
Tallaut  &  Co.'s,  NE  cor  California  and  Battery 
The  Howard,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
The  Real  Estate  Associates,  230  Montgomery 
Tucker's,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 
Union  Insurance  Co.'s,  416-418  California 
United  States  Appraiser's,  E  s  Sansome,  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson 
Webb's,  37  Second 

Wells',  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
White  House,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Post 
Whiting's,  SE  cor  Sansome  and  Pine 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  232  Sutter 

HALLS. 

Alldacks,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Devisadero 

American,  NW  cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth 

American  Protestant  Association,  713  Mission 

Apollo,  808  Pacific 

Archery,  1155-1157  Mi.ssion 

Armory,  134  Fourth 

Barra's,  118  First 

B'nai  B'rith,  119-121  Eddy 

Cambrian,  1133  Mission 

Carll's,  1328  Bush 

Centennial,  421  Hayes 

Champion,  N  s  Butte,  bet  Tennessee  and  Kentucky 

Charter  Oak,  771  Market 

Columbus,  S  s  Stevenson,  bet  Third  and  Annie 

Crusader,  1159  Mission 

Dashaway,  139  Post 

Docking's.  409  Montgomery  Av 

Druids',  413  Sutter 

Golden  Gate,  1622  Pacific  Av 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic,  71  New  Hontgomery 

Grand  Central,  '.t97  Market 

Grand  Westi  rn,  l:>28  Bush 

Hare's,  Tenth  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Hibernia,  246  Third 

Hoag's,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Powell 

Horticultural,  W  s  Stockton,  bet  Post  and  Sutter 

Buddy's,  909  J^  Market 

Humboldt,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Erie 

Improved  Order  Red  Men's,  320  Post 

Independence,  39  Fourth 

Independent  Order  Red  Men's,  510  Bush 

Irish  American,  81(!-818  Howarid 

Irish  Confederation,  751  Market 

Ixora,  737  Mission 

Kessing's,  cor  Twenty-first  and  Howard 

King's,  2131  Mission 

Knight's  of  Pythias,  913  Market 

Lafayette,  730  Montgomery 

Lincoln,  413  Third 

Maunerbund,  W  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and 
Twenty-fifth 

Masonic  Temple,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 

Mayberry's,  E  s  Mission,  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty- 
first 

Mechanics'  Institute,  27  Post 

Mercantile  Library's,  216  Bush 

Mowry's  Opera,  SW  cor  Grove  ana  Laguna 

Myrtle,  W  s  Railroad  Av,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth  Avs 


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National  Armory,  324  Post 

National  Republican,  1113  MiBBion 

Odd  Fellows',  325  Montgomery  - 

Ono,  1883  Mission 

Philharmonic,  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Jackson 

Pixley,  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Polk 

Piatt's,  216  Montgomery 

Polk  Street  Music,  1605  Polk 

Riggers'  and  Stevedores',  429  Pacific 

Sanders',  71  New  Montgomery 

Saratoga,  814  Geary 

Scollay's,  1524  Stockton 

St.  Cyprian's,  NW  cor  Jackson  and  Virginia 

St.  Ignatius',  841  Market 

St.  Joseph's,  W  s  Tenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

St.  Peter's  Temperance,  E  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Tammany,  cor  Folsom  and  Eighth 

Terpsichorean.N  s  Pacific,  nr  Stockton 

Teutonia,  1.322  Howard 

Turn  Verein  (Eureka) ,  E  s  Powell,  bet  Cal.  and  Pine 

Turn  Verein  (old) ,  N  s  Bush,  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Turn  Verein  (San  Francisco) ,  S  s  Turk,  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde 

Turn  Verein  Vorwarts,  310  O'Farrell 

Union,  S  s  Howard,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Veterans',  516  Bryant 

Washington,  35  Eddy 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  232  Sutter 

BLOCKS. 

Aemory,  NW  cor  New  Montgomery  and  Howard 
Astor,  625-633  Sacramento 
Belden,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Blythe's,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Geary 
Broadway,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
California,  SE  cor  California  and  Battery 
Commercial,  SE  cor  California  and  Front 
Court,  636  Clay  and  641  Merchant. 
Eagle,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Davis 
Frank's,  NW  cor  Sansome  and  Washington 
Front  Street,  E  s  Front,  from  Clay  to  Washington 
Golden  Gate,  131  Post 
Hansford,  110-132  Market 
Harpending,  S  s  Market,  bet  First  and  Second 
Holbrook,  SE  cor  Market  and  Beale 
Howard's,  627  Third 
Metropolitan,  8-14  Montgomery  Av 
Montgomery,  E  s  Mont.,from  Merchant  to  Washington 
Nevada,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
O'Donnell's,  NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Dupont 
Oriental,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Battery 
Park's ,  SE  cor  Valencia  and  Sixteenth 
Reese's,  W  s  Battery,  bet  Pine  and  California 
Safe  Deposit,  SE  cor  California  and  Montgomery 
Shiels',  junction  Market  and  Post 
Thurlow,  E  s  Kearny,  bet  Sutter  and  Ver  Mehr  Pi 
Union,  junction  Market  and  Pine 
Virginia,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific 
Washington,  1-17  Montgomery  Av 
Yankee,  SW  cor  Front  and  Pine 
ROWS. 
Maynabd's,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Battery 
South  Park,  Third,  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Tittel'B,  W  8  Clara  Lane  nr  Sutter 
WHARVBS. 
Battery  Street,  foot  Battery 
Beale  Street,  foot  Beale 
Broadway,  foot  Broadway 
Central  Pacific  RR.,  foot  Second 
Channel  Street,  foot  Channel 

Channel  Street  South,  extension  of  Channel  Street 
Dewey's,  foot  Third 
Dry  Dock  Co.'s,  Hunter's  Point 
East  Street,  from  Market  to  Folsom 
Fillmore  Street,  foot  Fillmore 
Folsom  Street,  foot  Folsom 
Front  Street,  foot  Front 
Green  Street,  foot  Green 
Hathaway's,  cor  Spear  and  Bryant 
Harrison  Street,  foot  Harrison 
Hobbs',  E  s  Long  Bridge,  foot  Fourth 
Hodgkln's,  foot  L,  South  S.  F. 
Howard  Street,  foot  Howard 
Howard  No.  2,  bet  Howanl  and  Foleom 
Humboldt,  foot  Spear 
Jackson  Street,  foot  Jackson 
Main  Street,  foot  Main 
Market  Street,  foot  Market 


Melggs',  from    Francisco,  bet  Powell    and  Mason, 

North  Beach 
Oakland  Ferry,  East,  bet  Market  and  Clay 
Oriental,  foot  First 

Pacific  Mail  SS.  Co.'s,  Brannan  and  First 
Pacific  Rolling  Mills  Co.'s,  Potrero  Point 
Pacific  Street,  foot  Pacific 
Rincon,  foot  Steuart 

Rincon  Point,  Spear,  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
San  Francisco  Gas  Co.'s  Wharf,  foot  Second 
Second  and  Berry  Street,  foot  Second 
Section  1  Sea  Wall,  from  Kearny  to  Stockton 
"        2        "  "      Kearny  to  Sansome 

••        3       "  '•      Sansome  to  Front 

A       '•  "      Stockton  West    * 

Spear  Street,  foot  Spear 
Steamboat,  Long  Bridge 
Third  Street,  foot  Third 
Union  Street,  foot  Union 
Vallejo  Street,  foot  Vallejo 
Washington  Street,  foot  Washington 

PLACES    OF    AMUSEMENT. 
Adelphi  Theater,  607  California 
Baldwin  Theater,  932-936  Market 
Bella  Union  Theater,  803  and»805  Kearny 
Bush  Street  Theater,  325  Bush 
Haverly's  California  Theater,  N  s  Bush,  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Chinese  Theaters,  623  and  626  Jackson,  and  814  and 

836  Washington 
Emerson's  Theater,  320  Bush 
Fountain,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Sutter 
German  Theater  (California),  N  s  Bush,  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Germania  Summer  Theatre,  S  s  Erie,  nr  Mission 
Grand  OperaHouse,Ns  Mission,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Tivoli  Garden,  28-32  Eddy 
Wiener  Garten,  NW  cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 
Winter  Garden,  W  s  Stockton,  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Woodward's  Gardens,   N  s  Mission,  bet  Thirteenth 

and  Fourteenth 

promuvent  places. 

Alcatraz  Island,  2  miles  NW  Telegraph  Hill 

Angel  Island,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 

Bay  District  Fair  Race  Grounds,  entrance  cor  Seventh 

Av  and  Fulton 
Bay  View,  nr  Hunter's  Point,  5  miles  8  City  Hall 
Bemal  Heights,  S  of  Serpentine  Av,  bet  San  Jos^  and 

San  Bruno  Roads 
Black  Point,  junction  Van  Ness  Av  and  Bay  Shore 
Buena  Vista  Park,  S  of  Haight,  bet  Broderick  and  Lott 
Clark's  Point,  foot  Broadway 
Cliff  House,  6M  miles  W  City  Hall 
Dry  Dock  (California) ,  Hunter's  Point 
Fairmount,  W  b  San  Jose  Road,  nr  Thirtieth 
Farallones  Islands,  29  miles  from  City  Hall 
Fort  Point,  nr  the  Golden  Gate,  4  miles  W  City  Hall 
Garratt's  Point,  l^  mile  SW  Hunter's  Point 
Golden  Gate,  6  miles  W  City  Hall 
Golden  Gate  Driving  Park,  Point  Lobos  Av,  5  miles 

from  City  Hall 
Golden  Gate  Park,  W  of  Stanyan,  bet  D  and  H  to 

Ocean,  entrance  Baker,  bet  Oak  and  Fell 
Hayes  Valley,  N  of  Market  and  W  of  Larkin 
Holladay  Heights,  bet  Clay,Wa«h.,GoughandOctavia 
Holly  Park,  SWs  Bemal  Heights,  nr  San  Jose  Road 
Hunter's  Point,  5  miles  SE  City  Hall 
Islais  Creek  Bridge,  from  the  termination  of  Ken- 
tucky to  Railroad  Av 
Kensington,  Howard,  ur  Twenty-first 
Lagoon,  Gough,  bet  Lombard  and  Francisco 
Laguna  de  la  Merced,   lii   miles  SW   City  Hall,   nr 

Ocean  View  House 
Lake  Honda,  4  miles  SW  City  Hall 
Lakeville,  nr  Laguna  de  la  Merced 
Lime  Point,  opp  Fort  Point 

Lone  Mountain,  S  of  Point  Lobos  Av,  nr  Toll  Gate 
Long  Bridge,  from  foot  Fourth  to  Potrero  Nuevo 
Mission  Creek,  from  Harrison  and  Nineteenth,  SE  to 

the  Bay 
Mission  Dolores,  2M  miles  SW  City  Hall 
Mountain  Lake,  4  miles  W  City  Hall,  bet  Point  Lobos 

Av  and  Presidio  Road 
Mountain  Lake  Park,  4  miles  W  City  Hall,  bet  Point 

Lobo.s  Av  and  Presidio  Road 
North  Beach,  foot  Powell,  Wto  Black  Point 
North  Point,  foot  Francisco 
Ocean  View  House,  Ocean  House  Road,  7  miles  SW 

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Mission  Street,  foot  Mission 

Mission  No.  2,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Ocean  Side  House,  Beach  Road,  8  miles  SW  City  Hall 

Ocean  View  Riding  and  Driving  Park,  Ocean  House 

Road,  7  miles  SW  City  Hall 
Pacific  Heights,   California  to    Broadway,  bet    Van 

Ness  Av  and  Fillmore 
Point  Lobos.  6M  miles  W  City  Hall 
Point  San  Quentin,  Potrero  Nuevo 
Potrero  Heights,  Potrero  Nuevo,  nr  Bay  Shore 
Potrero  Nuevo,  2}$  miles  S  City  Hall 
Presidio,  3  miles  W  City  Hall 


Rincon  Point,  foot  Harrison 

Russian  Hill,  Taylor,  bet  Broadway  and  Green 

San  Jose  or  Black  Point,  junction  Van  NesB  Av  and 
Bay  Shore 

Seal  Rock,  C  Vz  miles  W  City  Hall 

Spring  Valley,  nr  and  S  Lagoon 

Telegraph  Hill,  Montgomery,  from  Broadway  N  to  the 
Bay 

Tuckervi  lie,  from  Buchanan  to  Webster  and  Wash- 
ington to  Pacific 

Visitacion  Valley,  nr  the  Bay  and  San  Mateo  Co.  Line 

Yerba  Buena,  or  Goat  Island,  2  miles  N£  City  Hall 


KEY  TO  PUBLIC  OFFICES, 


FEDERAJL. 

Armt,  Military  Division  of  the  Pacific,  and  Dept  of 

California,  headquarters  Presidio  Reservation 
Army,  Engineers,  Engineer  Officer  Military  Division 
of  the  Pacific,  Presidio  Reservation;  Fortifications 
Harbor  S.  F.,  533  Kearny;  Light-house,  U.  S.  Ap- 
praisers' Building 
Army,  Depots  and  Warehouses,  36  New  Montgomery, 

and  Yerba  Buena  Island 
Bankruptcy,  Registers  District  California,  636  Clay 

and  506  Battery 
Board  of  Exanaiuing  Surgeons  for  Pensioners,  715  Clay 
Coast  and Qeod«tic  Survey,  U.  S.  Appraisers' Building 
Courts,  Circuit  Judge,  Clerk;  District  Judge,  Clerk  ; 
District  Attorney,  Marshal,  Commissioners,  U.  S. 
Appraisers'  Building 
Customs  Port  San  Francisco,  Collector,  Naval  Officer, 
and  Surveyor,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Battery; 
Appraisers'  Store,  E  s  San.  bet  Wash,  and  Jackson 
Geological  Survey,  155  New  Montgomery 
Inspector  Boilers,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Building 
Inspector  Hulls,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Building 
Internal  Revenue,  Agents,   Collector,   Gangers,  U.  S. 

Appraisers'  Building 
Land  Office,  Register  and  Receiver,   610  Commercial 
Life  Boat  Station,  Ocean  Beach,  nr  Golden  Gate  Park 
Light  House  Department  (Twelfth  District)  Inspector 

and  Engineer,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Building 
Marine  Hospital,  Presidio  Reservation,  nr  Mountain 
Lake  ;  Superintending  Surgeon,  TJ.  S.  Appraisers' 
Building 
Mint,  SuiJerintendent,  Assayer,  Coiner,  Melter  and 

Refiner,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Mission 
Navy  Pay  Office,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Building 
Pension  Agent,  Army  and  N»\'y,  620  Washington 
Post  Office,  Postmaster,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Bat- 
tery ;  Assistant  Superintendent  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, SW  cor  Jackson  and  Battery  ;  Post  Office  In- 
spectors, 320  Sansome 
Secret  Service  Division,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Building 
Shipping  Commissioner,  118  Jack.son 
Signal  Service,  42  Merchants'  Exchange 
Special  Agent  Treasury  Dept,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Bldg 
Supervising  Inspector  Steam  Vessels,  U.  S.  Apprais- 
ers' Building 
Surveyor-General  California,  610  Commercial 
Treasurer  Assistant,  608  Commercial 


STATE. 

AssAYEB  State,  328  Montgomery 

3auk  Commissioners,  528  California 

Fish  Commissioners,  401  CaUfurnia 

Harbor  Commissioners,  10  California 

Mineralogist  State,  212  Sutter 

Immigration  Commissioner,  508  Battery 

Insurance  Cummissioner,  401  California 

Pilot  Examiners,  62  Merchants'  Exchange 

Pilots,  50{;  Battery 

Port  Wardens,  525  Front 

Prison  Directors,  410  Kearny 

Railroad  Commissioners,  320  Sansome 

State  University,  Land  Department,  310  Pine 

Supreme  Court,  105  Stockton,  Judges'  chambers,  106 

Stockton 
Viticultural  Commissioners,  111  Leidesdorflf 


CITY   AND    COUNTY. 

Assessor  County,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Attorney  and  Counselor,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
Attorney  District,  8  Montgomery  Av 
Attorney  Police,  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Auditor  County,  new  City  Hall,  first  flour 
Board  City  Hall  Commissioners,  New  City  Hall 
Board  Education,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
Board  Election  Commissioners,  new  City  Hall,  base- 
ment 
Board  Equalization,  new  City  Hall,  second  floor 
Board  Fifteenth  Avenue  Extension   Commissioners, 

59-60  Merchants'  Exchange 
Board  Health,  14  O'Farrell 
Board  Revenue  Fund  Commissioners,  Mayor's  Office, 

new  City  Hall 
Board  Supervisors  Clerk  of,  new  City  Hall, second  floor 
Clerk  County,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Coroner  County,  641  Sacramento 
Court  Superior,  Departments  No.   1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  old 
City  Hall,  second  floor;  No.  6,  7,  new  City  Hall, 
second  floor;  No.  8,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor; 
No.  9   (Probate),  and  No.  10  (Special),  new  City 
Hall,  second  floor;    No.   11    (Criminal),  8  Mont- 
gomery Av,  third  floor;  No.  12   (Criminal),  729 
Montgomery 
Courts  Justices',  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Wasnington 
Courts  Police,  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph,  Brenham  PI 
Fire  Department  Commissioners,  old  Cily  Hall 
Fire  Department  Corporation  Yard,  N  s  Sacramento, 

bet  East  and  Drumm 
Fire  Department  Engineers,  old  City  Hall 
Fire  Marshal,  old  City  Hall,  third  floor 
Free  Public  Library,  428  Bush 
Gas  Inspector,  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Grand  Jury  rooms,  new  City  Hall,  basement 
Health  Officer,  14  O'Farrell 
Hospital,   E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  Twenty-second  and 

Twenty-third 
House  of  Correction,  old  San  Jose  Road,  5  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Industrial  School,  old  San  Jose  Road,  5  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Jail,  N  s  Broadway,  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
License  Collector,  new  City  Hall,  basement 
Market  Inspector,  14  O'f  arrell 
Mayor  City  and  Co\inty,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Park  Commissioners,  330  California 
Physician  City,  514  Kearny 
Police  Chief,  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Police  Commissioners,  old  City  Hall,  second  floor 
Police  Stations,  old  City  Hall,  basement ;  829  Folsom  ; 
522  Davis  ;  247  Steuart ;  new  City  Hall;  207  Seven- 
teenth, and  cor  Polk  and  Jackson 
Pound  Keeper,  N  s  California,  bet  Walnut  and  Laurel 
Public  Administrator,  528  California 
Quarantine  Officer,  SE  cor  Green  and  Front 
Recorder  County,  Hall  of  Reccirds,  new  City  Hall 
Registrar  of  Voters,  new  City  llall,  basement 
Hherifl"  County,  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Superintendent   Common    Schools,    new   City   Hall, 

third  floor 
Stiperintendent  Streets,  new  City  Hall,  basement 
Surveyor  County,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
Tax  Collector  County,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Treasurer  County,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Twenty-sixth  St.    Hospital    (small-pox),   Colusa,  nr 
DeHaro 


G.W.CLARK  ^  CO.^'SPS.Slf.^.^^  645  MARKET  ST, 


9a 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES, 


FVI^TON  IRUX  tVOKKai,  213  Fremont  Street, 

Manufacturers  of  AmalKamntlnB  Panit  and  (Settlers. 


ADDITIONAL  NAMES,  CHANGES,  REMOVALS,Etc. 


RECEIVED  TOO  LATE  FOR  REGULAR  INSERTION. 


Acker  Christopher,  baker  G.  Wilson,  r.  1139  Folsom 

Acker  Franz,  tailor,  r.  512  Bush 

Addison  Q.,  r.  1407  Sacramento 

Adelsteln  Barnett,  junk,  r.  109  Eleventh 

Adelstein  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  109  Eleventh 

Adie  William,  surveyor,  r.  1135  Market 

Adin  George,  winekeeper  Lachman  &  Jacohi,  r.  324 

Tehama 
Ahrens  Adolf,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Alameda    Building    and    Loan    Association,  Henry 

Mohns  secretary,  435  California 
Albright  G.  W.,  chief   clerk  Quartermasters  Dept  U. 

8.  A.,  36  New  Montgomery 
Alexander  Philip,  r.  11  >4  Oak 
Allan  Robert,  musician,  r.  2731  Folsom 
AUardyce  Alexander,  stationery,  1225  Green 
Allen  George  P.,  physician,  oflace  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Bush,  r.  cor  Geary  and  Devisadero 
Allen  Samuel,  r.  1604  Geary 

Allen  William  G.  (Davis  &  Allen)  r.  17  South  Park 
Allison  Edwin  C,  r.  415  Sutter 
AUklre  Samuel  H.,  collector  and  real  estate  agent,  330 

Pine,  room  40,  r.  338  Kearny 
Alverson  Blake  Mrs.,  r.  813  Hyde 
Alverson  D.  W.,  machinist,  r.  813  Hyde 
American     Detective,     Collecting     and     Mercantile 

Agency,  Davis  &  Allen  proptrs,  214  Sansome 
American  Mills,  Dibert,  Joyce  &  Fox  proptrs,  ground 

feed,  corftmeal  and  cracked  wheat,  120  Main 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Anderson  Herman,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Annis  Charles  H.,  bootfiniaher,  r.  219  Hayes 
Anthony  Abraham,  policeman,  r.  516  Jessie 
Anthony  M'errill  P.,  r.  42  Third 
Anthony  Oscar  A.,  r.  42  Third 
Armstrong  A.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  157  Seventh 
Aronson  A.,  tobacco  dealer,  r.  326  Minna 
Astor  House,  Adolph  D.  Segelke  proptr,  522  Pine 
Atkinson  W.  E.,  waiter  Unioii  Club 
Auger  Louis,  carpenter,  r.  1327  H  Natoma 


Baccala  ConBtantlno.  r.  1131  Dupont 

Backus  Samuel  "W.,   postmaster  San  Francisco, 

office,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Batterv 
Bacon  A.  T.,  r.  2513  Folsom 
Bacon  Edwin  H.  (Bacon  &  Decker)  r.  929  Howard 
Bacon  &   Decker  (Edwin    H.  Bacon  and  H.  C.  W. 

Decker)  groceries,  959  Market 
Bacquie  Henri,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

Av  and  Vallejo 
Bailey  A.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  518  Taylor 
Ball  William  P.,  machinist,  r.  204 ><;  Eddy 
Baloise    niarine    Iiitairauce    Co.    olf  Basle, 

Harry  W.  Syz  general  age^t,  420-422  California 
BaltzH.  W.,  r.  337  Jessie 
Banker  George,  r.  511  O'Farrell 
Barling  Horatio  J.,  r.  132  Sixth 
Barnett  Louis,  jeweler,  r.  1021  Filbert 
Barney  M.,  r.  817  Van  Ness  Av 
Barrett  Hannah,  burler  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Barrett  Maggie,  burler  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Barron  Arthur  W.,  assistant  superintendent  Fifth  St. 

Branch  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  36  Welsh 
Barton  J.,  r.  102  Stockton 
Barton  Thomas,  r.  313  Eddy 
Bartram  William,  r.  2516  Folsom 
Basch  Hugo,  barber,  r.  127  Montgomery 


Bassler  Alice  Mrs.(Bassler  &  Hevener)  r.  717  Valencia 
Bassler  Alice  Miss,  saleslady  Bassler  &  Hevener,  r. 

717  Valencia 
Bassler  &  Hevener  (Mrs.  Alice  Bassler  and  Mrs.  Ella 

L.  Hevener)  millinery,  932  Market 
Bastow  Benjamin,  r.  212  Minna 
Bate  William  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  96154  Mission 
Bates  Walter  E.,  physician,  office  and  r.  224  Kearny 
Bait  Henry,  cigarmaker,  r.  1437  Polk 
Bauer  Alexander,  dyer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Baum  Geo»ge  A.  B.,  r.  710  Howard 
Bay     City     Packing    and    Provision    Co., 

Mark    Strouse    &  Co.  proptrs,  E  s  San  Bruno 

Road,  nr  Cortland  Av,  office  1146  Market 
Beale  J.  F.,  r.  701  Stockton 
Beaumont  C.  A.,  r.  906  Kearny 
Behr  Hermann  H.,  physician,  office  and  r..34  Ellis 
Bell  John  C,  auctioneer,  845  Market,  r.  513  Guerrere 
Bellmore  J.  Eva  Mrs.,  r.  110  Sixth 
Benjamin  Charles  E.    (Crane,  Hastings  &  Co.)  r.  224 

Van  Ness  Av 
Bennett  D.  L.,  fuller  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Bent  John  T.,  bookkeeper,  r.  510  Franklin 
Berg  Adolph,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1908  Stockton 
Bergen  James,  machinist,  r.  24  Russ 

BEENAED  &  MANTELL 

(Cliarles  Bernard  and  Ferdinand  Man- 
tell)  coffee  and  spice  mills,  707-709 
Sansome 

Blgham  Frederick  J.,  agent  Flournoy's  Anti-Scale 
Compound,  7  Montgomery  Av 

Bill  Jacob  (Schnetzler  &  Bill)  r.  738  Minna 

Blake  Charles  £!.,  physician,  office  NE  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Geary,  r.  1614  Geary 

Blake  George  E.,  sawyer,  r.  704  Laurel  Av 

Blake  George  L.,  musician,  r.  813  Hyde 

Blake  Henry  C,  commissioner  of  deeds  and  convey- 
ancer, 310  Montgomery,  r.  612  Post 

Blake  William  E.,  teamster,  r.  813  Hyde 

Blankenhorn  Louis,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Blankenhorn  W.,  r.  1326 J^  Dupont 

Blick  William,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 

Bliven  A.  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  328  O'Farrell 

Blohm  Francisca  L.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1013 
Stockton 

Boardman  A.  T.,  r.  735  Pine 

Boca  Bret^'ing  Co.,  William  Hesse  president, 
William  Hesse  Jr.  secretary,  J.B.  Fargo  treasurer, 
brewery  Boca,  Cal.,  office  and  depot  S  s  Berry,  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth,  branch  office  406  Sacramento 

BOEEICKE  &  SOHEEOK 

(AVilliam  Boei-lcke  and  Krnest  A. 
Sclireck)  successors  to  Boerlcke  &Tafel, 
proprietors  Pioneer  Homoeopatliic  Phar- 
niacy,  234  Sutter 

Bolan  Michael  J.,  physician,  office  and  r.  831  Market 

BoUes  James  C,  mining,  r.  318  Minna 

Bolton  J.  D.,  cutter  E.  W.  Crook,  126  Kearny,  room  49 

Bonelli  E.  S.,  importer  and  dealer  pianps,  and 
teacher  music,  909  Market,  r.  821  Market 

Boole  Frank  A.,  superintendent  MattuUath  Mnfg  Co., 
r.  315  Capp 

Boruck  Marcus  D.,  publisher  and  proprietor 
Spirit  of  the  Times,  621  Sansome,  r.  2126  Cali- 
fornia 

Boyd  P.,  r.  20  Welsh 

Brach  George  A.,  r.  421  Post 

Brach  John,  speculator,  r.  421  Post 

Bradley  Jolin  A. ,  merchandise  broker,  424  Mont, 
gomery,  r.  Alameda 

Brady  James,  r.  15  Jessie 


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J.     WlMbUUIlUUuri.  41   Market  Street,  comer  Spear. 


ADDITIONAL  NAMES,    REMOVALS,    ETC. 


135 


BramhallA.  A.,  r.  New  Franklin  Hotel 

Brandon  Frederick  D.,  attorney  at  law,  528 
California,  r.  318M  Hayes 

Brechtel  William  F.,  teacher  languages  and  mathe- 
matics, r.  16  Lafayette 

Beritstein  Alexander,  tailor,  r.  149  Shipley 

Briggs  Gustav,  cook,  r.  431  ><i  Tehama 

Broilersen  I.  L.  A.,  r.  706  J-i  Pine 

Broniwell  b.  Ij.,  secretary  California  Insurance 
Co.,  318  California,  r.  Oakland 

Brooks  Charles  Wolcott,  secretary  Board  of  Trustees 
California  Academy  of  Sciences,  r.  Union  Club 

Brooks  William  L.,  law  student,  r.  403  Leavenworth 

Brophy  Henrietta,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 

Broufhoud  Joseph,  artist,  r.  317  Stockton 

Brown  Broiuard  C.  (Brown  &  Maxwell)  and  official 
reporter  Superior  Court  Dept  No.  11,  r.  724  Cali- 
fornia 

Brown  William  H. ,  U.  S.  Surveyor-General, 
State  of  California,  office  GIO  Commercial 

Brown  William  A.,  r.  1938  Jessie 

Browne  Edward,  r.  8ri3  Mission 

Browne  F.  B.,  r.  647  Howard 

Browning  August  (Browning  &  Bremer)  r.  1500  Leav- 
enworth 

Brundes  Wilhelm,  r.  29  Eleventh 

Bruner  B.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  30  Kearny 

Bruner  J.  D.,  r.  30  Kearny 

Bruner  Thomas  H..  waiter  Union  Club 

Bryant  S.  A.,  r.  6  Hayes 

Buch  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  29  Erie 

Buchan  Bessie,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 

Buckelew  Moses  S.,  bookkeeper,  r.  4  Martha  PI 

Buckingham  Charles  E.,  agent  Diamond  Drill,  office, 
320  Sansome,  room  58,  r.  5J6  Dupont 

Buckingham  S.  S.,  r.  16  Third 

Bulotti  &  Perini  (Giacomo  Bulotti  and  Gottardo 
Perini)  wine  cellar,  304^  Montgomery  Av 

Bumstead  E.  A.  Mrs.,  AVidow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1239 
Mission 

Burkard  Adrian,  drug  clerk,  r.  7J^  Dikemann  PI 

Burke  Frank  W.,  r.  420  Jackson 

Burns  Kate,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 

Bntterfield  George  W.,  mining,  530  California,  r.  1206 
Market 


o 

Calhoun  Joseph  A.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 
1312  Howard 

California  Grocer  (semi-monthly)  California  Grocer 
Publishing  Co.  publishers  and  proptrs,  124  Cali- 
fornia 

California  Grocer  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  and 
proptrs  California  Grocer,  124  California 

Callahan  Thomas,  r.  16  Mason 

Callundau  Jul.  J.,  student  P.  J.  Mogan,  r.  15  Sixth 

Campbell  James  F.,  r.  863  Mission 

Campbell  M.  A.,  752  Folsom 

Campbell  W.  M.,  r.  556  Braunan 

Carpenter E.  P.,  r.  cor  Sixteenth  and  Dolores 

Carpenter  John  K.,  bookkeeper  W.  E.  Stevens,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Carpy  Charles  (C.  Anduran  &  Co.)  r.  922  Jackson 

Carson  Samuel,  mnfrs  agent,  120  Sutter,  rooms  7-^11, 
r.  1100  Van  Ness  Av 

Carstens  George,  painter,  r.  17 '^i  Sumner 

Cash  George  A.,  laborer,  r.  731  Harrison 

Cashraan  William,  woolwasher  Golden  Gate  Woolen 
Mills 

Casselmann  Ernestine,  widow,  r.  988  Howard 

Castle  Michael,  capitalist,  r.  1732  Pacific  Av 

Cervantes  A.  Leon,  tailor,  r.  1517  Mason 

Chandler  Jbhn  H.,  business  manager  City  Argus,  office 
629  Kearny,  r.  415  Mason 

Chandler  William  H.,  speculator,  r.  736  California 

Chapin  George  W.,  real  estate  agent,  and  publisher 
Real  Estate  Price  List,  310  Montgomery,  r.  9  Sec- 
ond Av 

Chapin  J.  A.,  r.  2.50  Twenty-second 

Chase  Charles  M.  (Killip  &  Co.)  r.  823  O'Farrell 

Chevalier  William  8.,  r.  421  Fourth 

Christensen  Jacob  P.  (Chrlstensen  4  Wulzen)  r.  116 
Oak 

Cliristenspn  &  Wnlzen  (Jacob  P.  Christensen 
and  Frederick  G.  Wulzen)  produce  commissiou 
merchants,  NE  cor  Davis  and  Market 

Christiansen  C,  r.  7  Mint  Av 


Church  William,  baker  G.  Wilson,  r.  15  Sumner 

Clark  C.  P.,  r.  803  Stockton 

Clark  John  C,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.l042 Twentieth 

Clark  L.  Curran,  with  Samuel  Carson,  r.  1100  Van 
Ness  Av 

Clark  Robert  L.,  blacksmith,  r.  8.53  Harrison 

Clarke  Charles  S.,  r.  Lick  House 

Claude  Armand,  jeweler,  r.  211  Geary,  rear 

Cleaveland  Henry  W.  (Cleaveland  &  Swain)  r.  Occi- 
dental Hotel 

Cleaveland  &  Swain  (Henry  W^  Cleaveland  and 
Edward  R.  Swain)  architects,  70  St.  Ann's  Bldg 

Cleveland  W.  S.,  r.  712  Bush 

Climax  WasUingp  Powder  Co.  ,  manufacturers 
of  the  Climax  Washing  Powder,  oifice  905 M  How- 
ard 

Clot  &  Meese  (John  B.  Clot  and  Constant  Meese)  en- 
gineers and  machinists,  121  Fremont 

Cohen  A.,  Japanese  and  Chinese  goods,  1116  Market 

Cohen  Baruch,  cutter  Kraker  &  Israel,  r.  129  Bernard 

Cohen  Herman,  r.  1049  Folsom 

Cohen  S.,  r.  215  Gough 

Cohn  &  Frankenheimer,  merchants  (Bellevue,  I.  T.) 
office  108-110  Sansome 

Coleman  Henry  R.,  manager  retail  dept  A.  L.  Bancroft 
&  Co.,  r.  2024  Pine 

Coleman  William  P.  (Coleman  &  Gorham)  r.  2437  Cal- 
ifornia 

Coleman  &  Gorham  (William  P.  Coleman  and  Wesley 
T.  Gorham)  commission  merchants,  and  purchas- 
ing and  mnfrs'  agent,  214  Sacramento 

Collins  Martin  B.,  shipliner,  r.  1508  Mason 

Collon  W.  N.,  bookseller,  r.  114  Vicksburg 

CoUver  William  E.,  superintendent  stmrs  South  P.  C. 
RR.,  r.  808  California 

ColsonA.  E.,r.  1303^  Eddy 

Colton  Chester  F.,  druggist,  r.  122  Shotwell 

Cotton  Dental  As.«>ociation  (Decker  &  Wilson) 
804-806  Market,  Pbelan's  Building 

Conlin  Hugh  N.,  special  policeman,  r.  SW  cor  Octavia 
and  Geary 

Connell  Charles  H.,  painter,  r.  13'22  Sacramento 

Conners  R.,  r.  718  Clementina 

Connolly  T.  F.,  r.  10  Curios  PI 

Conrad  George  (Robinet  &  Conrad)  r.  115  Stockton 

Consul  Italy,  Count  Francesco  Lambertenghi,  NE 
cor  Battery  and  Washington 

Cooney  Thomas  J.,  grocer,  r,318  I-n^t  Av 

Copp  Charles  J.,  compositor,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Corbett  Elizabeth  J.,  physician,  office  and  r.  311 
Taylor 

Cornwell  Joseph  H.,  r.  2124  Mason 

Corwin  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  r.  948  Howard 

Cotton  C.  F.,  r.  122  Shotwell 

Cowan  Robert  McD.  W.,  framemaker  S.  &  G.  Gump, 
r.  1517  Ellis 

Cowen  Joseph  R.  (Cowen  &  Porter)  r.  2224  Howard 

Cox  Moses  B.,  clerk,  r.  708  Pine 

Crane  Alfred  C,  notary  public  and  commissioner  of 
deeds,  310  Montgomery,  r.  2118  Steiner 

Crary  Beniamin  F.  Rev.,  editor  Cal.  Christian  Advo- 
cate, 1041  Market,  r.  2623  Bush 

Crawford  John  A.,  cluhrooms  The  Baldwin,  r.  323 
Eddy 

Crawley  Jo  Jin  M.,  second  assistant  general 
freight  agent  C.  P.  KR.  and  leased  lines,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Townseud,  room  22,  r.  527  Capp 

Crow  Albion,  jroliceman,  r.  791  )<5  Stevenson 

Crue  John,  r.  311  Bush 

Cullen  Thomas,  r.  1553  M  Market 

Cummlngs  H.  Rev.,  r.  411  Turk 

Cummings  Ralph  E.,  clerk  Payot,  Upbam  k  Co.,  r. 
328  O'Farrell 

Cummings  Ross,  clerk  I.  N.  Choynski,  r.  328  O'Far- 
rell 

Cummings  Wallace  E.,  carpenter,  r.  328  O'Farrell 

Curtis  L.  F.,  r.  1507  Clay 

Cushman  Ralph,  apprentice  Cook  &  Trounson,  r.  1532 
Polk 


Daly  James,  real  estate  agent  and  housebroker,  office 

1  Montgomery,  r.  Lick  House 
Daly  John  R.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  9  Liberty 
Dampf  Louis,  passepartout  and  framemaker,  N£  cor 

Market  and  Montgomery,  r.  2310  Mission 


JOHN  WIGMORE--HARDW00D  LUMBER,  129  to  MHliearSt 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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Dannenbaum    Saul  (J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum)   r.    1318 

O'Farrell 
Darling  Abram  F.,  miner,  r.  526  Poet 
Darneal  P.  C,  r.  431  Turk 
Davis  A.  A.,  r.  121  O'Farrell 
Davis  B.  F.,  r.  620  Fourth 
Davis  F.  A.,  r.  121  O'Farrell 
Davis  Thomas  J.,  book  and  job  printer,  535  Clay,  r.  19 

Glen  Park  Av 
Dean  Frank,  salesman,  r.  683  Clementina 
Dean  Ralph  M.,  r.  24  Mint  Av 
De  Brevans  Moreal  E.  Mrs.,  r.  1631  Dupont 
Decker  H.  C.  W.  (Bacon  &  Decker)  r.  1  Fifth 
Decker  Henry  C,  salesman  Bacon  &  Decker,  r.  1  Fifth 
Decker  &  Wilson  (C.  W.  Decker  and   C.  H.  Wil- 
son) dentists,  804-80(;  Market,  Phelan's  Building 
De  Ghetaldi   Emilio,  liquor  saloon,  514!^    Battery,  r. 

113  Capp 
Derby  Cliancellor  (Mark  Strouse  &   Co.)  r.  2012 

Pacific  Av 
Desmond  John  D.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  16 

Fair  Oaks 
Deveny  Peter,  deputy  clerk  Justices'  Court,  r.  655 

Washington 
De  Veuve  Henry  Jr.,  fruit  Inspector,  office  525  Front, 

room  8,  r.  1419  Howard 
Diamond  Drill  Co.,  Charles  Buckingham  agent,  320 

Sansome,  room  58 
Dibert,  Joyce  &   Fox  (Loyd  C.  Dibert,  Frederick  B. 

Joyce  and  David  C.  Fox)  proprietors  American 

Mills,  120  Main 
Dibert  Loyd  C.  (Dibert,  Joyce  &  Fox)  r.  364  Clemen- 
tina 
Dickerhoff  F.  M.,  r.  670  Mission 
Doble  Budd,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Donnelly  Michael  A.,  bookkeeper  P.  F.Dundon,r.  1005 

Minna 
Donovan  P.  A.,  r.  37  Minna 
Dotherow  T.  P.,  r.  204}^  Eddy 
Doud  Eugene  Sue,  salesman  Coghill  &  Simon,  r.  2916 

Clay 
Doxey  &  Co.  (William  Dox^y)  books,  stationery  and 

engravings,  23  Dupont 
DriscoU  Daniel  0.,mateN.  P.  C.RK.  stmr  San  Rafael, 

r.  426  Stevenson 
Duane  John,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept,  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  603  Hyde 
Dubois  Auguste  P.,  proprietor  Eureka  Laundry,  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and 'Alabama,  r.  E  s  Folsom,  nr 

Precita  PI 
Duncan  Thomas,  patternmaker  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 

20  Hampton  Fl 
Duncan  William  (Duncan  St  Boyle)  r.  548  Jessie 
Dnndoii  Patricfe  P.,    proprietor  San  Francisco 

Boiler  Works,  131-133  Folsom,  r.  1414  Devisadero 
Dupern  Nuina,  secretary  Giant  Powder  Co.,  and 

Atlantic  Giant  Powder  Co.,  office  4  California,  r. 

28  Stanley  PI 


E 

Eagleson  <b  Co.  (John  G.  and  Robert  Eagleson) 
importers  and  manufacturers  men's  furnishing 
guods  and  shirts,  414  Market  and  4-6  Kearny 

Eastman  W.  H.,  r.  843  Market 

Eaton  D.  A.,  r.  34  Park  Av 

Ehrenberg  Adolph  T.  Mrs.,  r.  116  Capp 

Ehrman  M.  C,  r.  757  Howard 

Eicheuberger  Lambert,  r.  48  Seventh 

Elliott  Henry  A.  (Wadhams  &  Elliott)  r.  802  Jones 

Ellis  Felix  D.,  clerk  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  r.  939 
Howard 

Ellis  Volney  E.,  butcher,  r.  525  Pine 

English  Jerome  (English  &  Lynch)  r.  1226  Elli.s 

English  &  Lynch  (Jerome  English  and  Peter  Lynch) 
horseshoers,  228  Mission 

Epperson  J.  C,  physician,  office  and  r.  35  Fifth 

Etting  William  A.,  hardware,  110  Sixth  and  509  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  1928  Stevenson 

Eureka  Bre^very,  Sebastian  Schweitzer  proprie- 
tor. 235  First 

Eureka  Laundry,  Auguste  P.  Dubois  proprietor,  cor 
Twenty-fourth  and  Alabama 

Eureka  Malt  Houae,  Joseph  Schweitzer  propri- 
etor, 1610  Stockton 

Ewer  W.  D.  &  Co.  (William  D.  Ewer  and  Charles 
F.  Precht)  employment  office,  626  Clay 


Ewer  William  D.  (W.  D.  Ewer  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Ewing  Frank  J.,  r.  21  Golden  Gate  Av 


F 

Falk  Harry,  lithographic  printer,  r.  142  Ninth 

Fancourt  Henry,  butler  J.  B.  Haggin,  r.  1120  Vallejo 

Fancourt  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1120  Vallejo 

Farnfield  Charles  P.,  general  agent  Union  Insurance 
Co.,  r.  1612  Washington 

Fawcett  F.  A.,  r.  25 >^  Stockton 

Fernau  Engelhardt.  wood  and  coal,  438  Minna  and 
941  Mission,  r.  5  Laskie 

Field  Anders  T.,  policeman,  r.  2916  Laguna 
I  Fillmore  Jerome  A.,  general  superintendent  C. 
P.  RR.  and  leased  lines,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Town- 
send,  room  46,  r.  1812  Steiner 

Fislier  CHarles  A.  (Fisher  &  Co.)  and  Supervisor 
Eighth  Ward.  r.  614  Sutter 

Fitzsimnions  F.,  r.  1846  Mission 

Fleming  William  T.,  bricklayer,  r.  2607  Post 

Fletcher  William,  r.  10  Monroe 

Folsom  Water  Power  Co.  (Folsom.  Sacramento 
Co.)  John  H.  Redington  president,  H.  P.  Liver- 
more  secretary  and  treasurer,  office  124-128  and 
132  Phelan's  Bldg 

Ford  William,  r.  13  Natoma 

Fox  David  0.  (Dibert,  Joyce  k  Fox)  r.  1327  Minha 

Franklin  J.  F.,  r.  TH  Stockton 

Frazer  Charles  E.,  signpainter,  824  Kearny 

Freer  E.  D.,  r.  235  O'Farrell 

Freese  Andrew  C.  stevedore  and  tug  owner,  3  Mis- 
sion, r.  11  Thirteenth 

French  M.  B.,  r.  118  Post 

Fuchs  Robert,  toys,  baskets,  notions,  etc.,  421  Mont- 
gomery Av 


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Gale  Oilman,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  315  Golden  Gate  Av 

Gallagher  Hugh,  r.  2010  Fillmore 

Galvin  Jeremiah,  molder,  r.  26  Minna 

Gamble  Aaron  W.,  physician,  office  34  Kearny,  r.  2315 
Howard 

Gardner  Peter,  nightwatchman,  r.  22  John 

Garland  W^illiam  D.,  general  agent  Equitable 
Life  Assurance  Society  of  New  York,  240  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  1-2,  r.  914  Union 

Gates  Horace,  drug  miller,  r.  536  Third 

Gaynor  James  T.,  cutter  Weil,  Letter  &  Co.,  r.  202 
Stockton 

Gee  James,  machinist,  r.  637  Howard 

Ceroid  Philip,  secretary  San  Francisco  Grain  Ex- 
change, 333  Pine,  r.  823  Dolores 

Gerritsen  H.,  r.  512  Chestnut 

Gifford  W.  C,  r.  614}^  California 

Giran  Louis,  shoemaker,  266  Stevenson 

Glasford  John  R.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1311  Scott 

Godchaux  Jacques,  real  estate  broker,609  Sacramento, 
r.  317  Mason 

Goldman  Benno,  r.  512  Chestnut 

Goldstein  H.,  r.  712  Howard 

Gorham  Wesley  T.  (Coleman  &  Gorham)  r.  1938  Val- 
lejo 

Graf  C.  Christian,  laundry,  5  Midway 

Graham  J.  W.,  r.  217  Post 

Graham  L.  E.,  r.  808  Mission 

Graves  James,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Gray  Ricltard,  general  freight  agent  C.  P.  RK. 
and  leased  lines,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend, 
room  22,  r.  919   Valencia 

Greenbaum  William  D.,  salesman,  r.  612  Linden  Av 

Greenleaf  Henry  H.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1747  Mis- 
sion 

Guillet  Charles,  confectioner,  905Larkin 

Gulttard  E.  &  Co.(Etienne  Guittard  and  Charles  Dahl- 
manu)  Eureka  Coffee,  Chocolate  and  Spice  Mills, 
207-209  Sacramento 


Hadley  &  Doud  (Fred.  W.  Hadley  and  Aaron  Doud) 

stockbrokers,  326  Pine 
Haley  Charles  S.  (Heald  &  Woodbury)  r.  Oakland 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO.,  Jeielers,  ^:^L'T  hrAXxr- 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASHINO   CAliliED  FOR  AN1>  DKl-IVERED. 
"**"  OFFICE.  648  HABHET  STREET. 


ADDITIONAL  NAMES,    REMOVALS,    ETC. 


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Haley  John  M.,  eclectic  physician,  office  920  Market.f 

Hallett  Charles  O.,  city  agent  J.  W.  Shaefifer  &  Co.,  r. 

931  Valencia 
Halsey  Charles  W.,  office  436  Montgomery,  r.  1301 

Vallejo 
Hansen  Charles,  r.  14  Eddy 
Hansen  Henry  A.,  r.U  Eddy  ,  ,,_    ^,  ,„„ 

Harding  Ralph  J.,  clerk  Spirit  of  the  Times,  r.  429 

Powell 
Harmon  Frank  A.,  r.2002  Sacramento 
Harp  W.  E.,  r.  1061  Folsom  . 

Harris  Edwin  T.  (Harris  &  Son)  r.  174oJ^  Mission 
Harris  John  W.,  r.  '2'J  Linden  Av 
Harris  Nathaniel,  r.  338  Fourth 
Harrison  Beniamin  A.,  mining,  r.  311  Hyde 
Hartman  George,  r.  507  54  Grove,  rear 
Hartzler  John  C.  r.  757  Howard 
Harvey  Noriuan  P.,  luacbiuist,  r.521  Ellis 
Harvey  William  L.,  miller,  r.  521  Ellis 
Hathaw8yB.R.,r.  730  Folsom  •    .      ., 

Hawks  N.C.&  Co.   (Nelson  C.  Hawks)    printers  furn 

ishing  warehouse  and  job  printing  and  Auxiliary 

Home  Plan  Newspaper  Publishing,  532  Clay 
Hawks  Nelson  C.  (N.  C.  Hawks  &  Co.)  r.  2612  Polk 
Hearu  Harry,  r.  410  Natoma 
Heider  Frank,  tinsmith,  r.  1215  Folsom 
Henderson  David  L.,  clerk  G.  G.    Burnett,  r.  801  Fil- 

Henderson  John,  printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co,,  r.  801 

Henry  Marcus  M.,  theatrical  agent,  office  with  Sher- 
man, Clay  &  Co..  r.  416  M  Austin 
HerbertT.L..r.  923  Howard 

Herzog  Otto  H.,  clerk  K.  C.  Meyers,  r.  NW  cor  Pow- 
ell and  Union  -r.        ■       ^       c 
Hesse  \%Mlliani,  president  Boca  Brewing  Co.,  b  s 

Berry,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth,  r.  726  Sutter 
Hesse  VVilliam  Jr.,  secretary  Boca  Brewing  Co., 

S  s  Berry,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth,  r.  726  Sutter 
Hester  William  F.   (Patterson  &  Hester)  r.  1312  Ma- 
son 
Hetherington  J..  r.773M  Market 
Hetheringtou  W.,  773 ^<S  Market 
Hewes  James  T.  Kev.,  r.  41«  Sutter 
Hinchman  Charles  H.  Jr.,  clerk  California  St.  EB.,  r. 

Alameda  „  ,.- 

Hincliman    Thomas  W.,    secretary    California 
St.   Railroad,   Bay  District  Assn,   San   Francisco 
Pavement  Co.  and   Crystal  Palace  Assn,  office  SE 
corLarkin  and  California,  r.  Alameda 
Hinchman  Walworth  H.,   assistant  secretary  Califor- 
nia St.  RR.,  office  SE  cor  Calif  ornla  and  Larkin,  r, 
Alameda 
Hirams  C,  r.  1810  Stockton 
HixBon  JamesP.,  traveling  salesman  Gordan  Bros., 

202  Kearny 
Hobson  P.  J.,  r.  2  Middle 
Hobson  W.  D.,  r.  2  Middle 

HODGDON  WALTER  H.  A. 

physician  and  assistant  secretary  Board 
of  Healtli,  10  O'Farrell,  and  secretary 
S.  F.  County  Medical  Society,  office  and 
r.  a09  Geary 

Hoffman  Simon,  speculator,  r.  114  Ellis 

Hogan  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,  215  Fifth 

Homoeopathic  Pharmacy,  Boericke  &  Schreck 
(successors  to  Boericke  &  Tafel)  proprietors,  234 
Sutter 

Hooper  James,  r.  31  Eddy 

Houghtaling  Abraham  J.,  corporal  police,  r.  2  Hope- 
ton  Terrace 

Houghtaling  William  S.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Le 
Count  Bros.,  r.  2  Hoiieton  Terrace 

Housmau  G..  r.  612  Linden 

Howard  Henry  H.,  housepainter,  r.  734  Natoma 

Howard  James  (Killip  A  Co.)  r.  21CFillmore 

Howard  Lester,  r.  1001  Powell 

HiJdson  George  H.,  r.  1628  Folsom 

Hughes  James  E.,  attorney  at  law,  511  California, 
rooms  12-13,  and  clerk  Police  Court  No.  1,  r.  933 
Butter 

Hulse  George  L.,  r.  1315  Sacramento 

Hunt  William  B.,  laborer,  r.  .57  Shipley 

Huntington  W.  W.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Huxley  W.  J.,  r.  127  Kearny 


IglehartT.  M.,  r.  215  Kearny 
Irvin  J.  R.,  r.  1704  Ji  Leavenworth 
Irwin  Oliver  M.,  r.  17  Fourth 


Jackson  W.  S.,  r.  2016  Stockton 

Jayne  Frank  C,  r.  639  Post 

Jenkins  E.,  r.  1402  Bush 

Jenkins  George  W.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  1402  Bush 

Jennings  C.  M.,  attorney  at  law,  331  Montgomery,   r 

6M  Monroe 
Johnson  David,  telegraph  operator,  r.  715  Howard 
Johnston  George,  mining  engineer,  51  Fremont,  r.  700 

Broadway 
Jones  Charles  A.  (McAlester  &  Jones)  r.  817  Grove 
Jones  Joel  B.,  traveling  agent,  office  120  Sutter,  r.  619 

Bush 
Jones  &  Co.    (Michael  P.  Jones   and   Eugene  B 

Beck)    wholesale  groceries   and   provisions,  12 

Market 
Josephi  Robert,  r.  905  Market 


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Kahn  Joseph,  liquor  saloon  and  bowling  alley,  416 

Pine,  r.  1207  Jackson 
Kalisky  M.   &  S.    (Morris  and  Samuel)    cloths  and 

tailors  trimmings,  691  Market 
Kalisky  Morris  (M.  &  S.  Kalisky)  r.  131  Oak 
Kalisky  Samuel  (M.  &  S.  Kalisky)  r.  911  McAllister 
Kane  Charles  c; (Theobald,  Kane  &  Co.)  r.  512  Van 

Ness  Av 
Karstadt  Frederick,  r.  1145  Folsom 
Keane  James,  r.  1611  Jones 
Kearney  John,  r.  448  Ninth 
Kearney  Peter  J.,  butcher,  SW  cor  Mason  and  Filbert, 

r.  801  Filbert 
Kehrer  A.,  r.  336  Drumm  ,^      „ 

Kelley  Bradford  H..  bookkeeper  John  Howes,  r.  640 

Natoma  „„»,,. 

Kidder  George  E.,  storekeeper  O.  and  0.  SS.  Belgic,  r. 

508  Grove 
Kipps  Alfred  K.,  artist,  r.  517  Taylor 
Knudsen  Andrew  C,  porter  F.  Mandlebaum,  r.  1125 

Treat  Av 
Kramer  John,  r.  127  Thirteenth 
Kuechler  Charles  F.,  r.  609  Pine 
Kuester  Henry  C,  r.  454  k  Tehama 
Kuppenheim  Aaron,  clerk,  r.  1027  Hyde 


Lake  Edward,  r.  2927  Sacramento 

Iiambertenghi  Francesco,  consul  Italy,  NE  cor 
Battery  and  Washington,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Lando  Joseph,  merchant,  r.  235  Eleventh 

Larsen  Joseph,  painter,  417  Powell,  r.  417  Kearny 

Lawrence  Andrew  M.,  r.  727  Bush 

L.awton  O.  Si  Co.  (Orlando  Lawton)  importers 
and  jobbers  crockery,  china,  glassware  and  silver 
platedware,  14-18  Post 

Leath  W.  H.,  r.  1051  Market 

Lee  F.  C,  r.  328  O'Farrell 

Lester  Thomas  E.,  r.  408  McAllister 

Lewis  David  G.,  printer,  r.  505  Hyde 

Lewis  Sol.,  office  320  Sansome 

Libby  S.,  r.  250  Steuart 

Liebert  Bruno,  teacher  music,  r.  713  Polk 

Lindsey  W.  E.,  r.  538  Ellis 

Linkins  C.  W.,  r.  915  ^  Market 

Linton  George  H.,  r.  720  Ellis 

Livermore  Charles  E.,  manager  Redington  Quicksilver 
Co. ,  office  124-128-132  Phelan's  Bldg,  r.  Occciden- 
tal  Hotel  „    ,.      . 

Livermore  Horatio  P.,  treasurer  Redington 
Quicksilver  Co.,  and  Natoma  Water  and  Mining 
Co  and  Folsom  Water  Power  Co.,  office  124-128- 
132  Phelan's  Building,  r.  Rock  Ridge,  Oakland 

Lowe  S.,  shirt  mnfr,  323  Kearny 


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Lowery  W.  J.,  r.  832  Valencia 

Loy 'William  E.,   salesman  Tatum  &    Bowen,  r.  313 
Golden  Gate  Av 


Maddox  Ben.  JI.,  r.  714  Howard 

Mantel  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  126  Kearny,  r.  926 
JackBon 

Marder,  Luse  &  Co.  (John  Harder,  A.  P.  Luse,  Carl 
Miller,  Hugh  Wallace  and  John  Stover)  proprie- 
tors Pacific  Type  Foundry,  528  Sacramento 

Mariu  John  B..  upholsterer,  r.  1813  Hyde 

Marsliall  Ed^vai-d  C,  attorney  at  law,  11  Mont- 
gomery Block,  r.  12.37  Stockton 

Martin  Sherman,  r.  128 J<j  Fourth 

Masson  I.  E.,  r.  305  Kearny 

May  berry  diaries  M.,  armorer,  r.  1077  Market 

McAlester  William  F.  (McAlester  &  Jones)  r.  1210 
Clay 

McAlester  &  Jones  (William  F.  McAlester  and 
Charles  A.  Jones)  real  estate  agents  and  house- 
brokers,  422  Montgomery 

nicCann  Patrick,  agent  Singer  Sewing  Machine 
Co.,  215  Fourth,  r.  20 i«  Harriet 

McCarthy  Thomas,  r.  610  Natoma 

McDonald  E.,  r.  1138  Sutter 

McDonald  John  A.,  salesman,  r.  1108  Pierce 

McElroy  James  B.,  druggist,  r.  cor  Alabama  and 
Twenty-fourth 

McKewen  E.  J.,  r.  905  Sutter 

Mercado  Mary  K.  Mrs.  (Mercado  &  Schoof)  r.  1106 
Scott 

Mercado  &  Schoof  (Mrs.  Mary  R.  Mercado  and 
Gerhard  Schoof)  lithographers,  engravers  and 
printers,  518  Clay 

Meyer  J.  Henry,  cashier  Alfred  Borel  &  Co.,  r.  1408 
Jackson 

Michel  John,  r.  fi02  Linden  Av 

Milatovich  V.,  r.  2231  Howard 

Milne  R.  Duncan,  editor  Dramatic  Brevities,  518 
Sacramento,  r.  70  Minna 

Mills  Edward  T.  B.  (E.  McPhillips  &  Co.)  and  sales- 
man E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  214  Powell 

Miner  Oren  F.,  noteteller  Pacific  Bank,  r.  413  Post 

Montague  H.  C,  r.  656  Mission 

Mooser  Charles,  clerk  Tonite  Powder  Co.,  r.  722  Union 

Morgan  Al.,  r.  28  Seventh 

Morse  Amos  C,  grain  commission  merchant,  office 
327  Pine,  r.  2312  California 

Morse  James  L.,  r.  136  Fifth 

Muirhead  John,  carpenter  Robinson  &  Gillespie,  r. 
428  Natoma 

MuUer  Jacob,  r.  512  Bush 

Mulranin  John  T.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  23  Clara 

Mulvey  George,  lai)orer,  r.  20f;  Perry     • 

Myers  John  F.  (Myers  &  Whigham)  and  lamps  and 
oil,  77  Fourth,  r.  23  Howard  Court 

Myers  &  Whigham  (John  F.  Myers  and  Virgil  M. 
Whigham)  lamps  and  oils,  14  Sixth 


IV 

Nagel  Frank,  clerk  S.  C.  Luhin,  r.  31}^  Borland 
Natoma  AVater  and  Miniuj^  Co.   (Folsom,  Sac- 
ramento Co.)  John  H.  Redington  president,  H.  P. 

I.ivermore  secretary  and  treasurer,  oflice  124-128 

and  132  Phelan's  Bldg 
Nelson  Thomas,  clerk   freight  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  NE 

cor  Liberty  and  Dolores 
North  Pa.iflc  Coal  Co.,  A.  E.   Davis  president,  J.  C. 

Small  secretary,  501  Montgomery 
Nye  A.   P.  &  Co.   (Alfred   F.    Nye)   importers  gas 

fixtures  and  agents  Springfield  Gas  Machine,  609- 

611  Market 


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O'Brien  William  J.,  r.  1  Antonio 
O'Keefe  M.,  r.  269  Jessie 
Oakes  J.  Nathaniel,  r.  g44  Folsom 
Osgood  Porter,  flourpackcr  Genesee  Mill  Co.,  r.  1911 
Broderick 


Pacific  Greenbacker  (weekly)  Ruf us  T.  Buell  proprie- 
tor, 518  Green 

Page  Joseph  H.,  pumpmaker  A.  M.  Jewell  &  Co.,  r. 
235  Ritch 

Pariseault  Camille,  carpenter,  r.  430  Stevenson 

Patten  C.S.,  draftsman  and  engraver  on  wood,  518 
Clay 

Paul  U.  S.  G..  r.  405  Taylor 

Penling-ton  Geor/are,  secretary  Redington  Quick- 
silver Co.,  office  124-128  and  132  Phelan's  Bldg,  r. 
1206  Market 

Perkins  Charles  B.,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1114  Market, 
r.  961  Mission 

Petersen  Adolph  J.,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  & 
Co.,  r.  16  Bernard 

Petersen  Charles  J.,  accountant,  r.  16  Bernard 

Petersen  John  E.,  plumber  Thomas  Hayes,  r.  16  Ber- 
nard 

Pierce  Samuel  H.,  clerk  genera]  passenger  and  ticket 
agent  S.  P.  RR..  r.  123  Turk 

Pioneer  Homceopathic  Pliarmacy,  Boericke 
&  Schreck  (successors  to  Boericke  &  Tafel)  pro- 
prietors, 234  Sutter 

Pomeroy  G.  Gilbert,  pantryiuan  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New 
York,  r.  2013  Dupont 

Potter  W.  B.,  r.  1124  Folsom 

Powers  Jeffreys,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 
243  Ritch 

Precht  Charles  F.  (W.  D.  Kwer  &  Co.)  r.  1018  Powell 


Ramsdell  E.,  r.  W  8  Church,  bet  Twenty-second  and 
Twenty-third 

Reding;ton  Jolin  H.  (Redington  &  Co.)  and  pres- 
ident Redington  yuicksilver  Co.,  and  Natoma 
Water  and  Mining  Co.,  office  124-128  and  132  Phe- 
lan's Bldg,  r.  1801  California 

Redington  (Quicksilver  Co.  (Knoxville.  Napa 
Co..  Cal.)  John  H.  Redington  president,  Horatio 
P.  Livermore  treasurer,  Charles  F.  Livermore 
manager,  George  Penlington  secretary,  office  124- 
128  and  132  Phelan's  Bldg 

Reid  M.,  r.  1530  Post 

Rice,  Watkins  &  Co.  (H.  B.  Rice  and  James  F. 
Watkins)  employment  office  and  business  agency, 
112-116  Geary 

Riley  Mary  E.  Miss,  ladies  nurae,  r>  214  Ellis 

Roberts  Edward  P.,  electrician,  r.  725  Pine 

"Rosenberg  Frances  M.  Miss,  teacher  Hamilton  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  2507  Sutter 

Rowley  Biainard  M.,  business  manager  The  California 
Grocer,  office  124  California,  r.  2719  Missiln 


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Shaben  Svlvester,  r.  312  Fourth 

Scheife  Frederick  J.,  r.  1449  Polk 

Schmidt  Jacob,  r.  622  Fourth 

Schoof  Gerhard  (Mercedo  &  Schoof)  r.  633  Post 

Schreck  Ernest  A.    (Boericke  &  Schreck)   r.  1424 

Ellis 
Seeley  John  W.,  r.  711  Howard 

Segeike  .\dolph  D.,  proprietor  Astor  House,  522  Pine 
Shawl  Annie  Miss,  saleslady  H.  Posener,  r.  726  O'Far- 

r«ll 
Shawl  Leah,  hairdresser,  r.  726  O'Farrell 
Shawl  Louis,  cigar  dealer,  r.  726  O'Farrell 
Simon  Abraham,  boots  and  shoes,  16  Sixth,  r.  9  Taylor 
Skibbe  William,  machinist,  r.  6>4  Treat  Av 
Smith  A.  B.,  r.  2  Lily  Av 
Smith  Benjamin,  r.  432  Kearny 
Smith  James,  r.  262  Ji  Clementina 
Smith  William   F.,   M.   D. ,   oculist  and  aurist, 

office  Phelan's  Bldg,  top  floor.    Office  hours  12  m. 

to  3  p.  M. 
Smyth  W,  H.,  mechanical  engineer  and  draftsman, 

258  Market,  rooms  7-8 
Stebbins    Horatio    Rev.,   D.   !>.,   pastor  First 

Unitarian  Church,  r.  1609  Larkln,  nr  Clay 
Stewart  Henry  G.,  driver  George  Mayer,  r.  8  Hoflf  Av 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


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Office.  33  Geary  St. 


J.  MACDONOUGH, 


IMPORTKR    OF  AND  DEALER    IN  AUL  KINDS  OF  FOREIGN 
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ADDITIONAL   NAMES,    REMOVALS,    ETC. 


139 


stone  Frank  J.,  ssBlstant  Free  Piiblic  Library,  r.  1008 

Pacific 
Stormau  John,  freseo  painter,  r.  144  Shipley 


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Taggart  Charles  J.,  engineer  Union  Bos  Factory,  r. 
462  ;i  Minna 


Van  Tassel  Frank,  steward,  r.  23  Sixth 


Ward  William  G.,  hackmau,  r.  77  Fourth 

Watkins  James  F.  (Rice,  Watkins  &  Co.)  r.  427  Sutter 

White  Douglass,  -waiter,  r.  l')6  Octavia 

White  <Si  Scofield,  real  estate  aud  general  business 

agents,  removed  to  305  Kearny 
Whitfield  Dunford  S.,  r.  1829  Webster 
Wilson  S.  R.  r.  15  Laskie 
Wulzen  Frederick  F.  (Christeusen  &  Wulzen)  r.  261 

Ninth 


Yates  Gulien  C,  storekeeper  U.  S.  Internal   Revenue, 
r.  623  O'Farrell  .     ' 


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For  the  accommodation  of  our  Patrons. 


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SAN   FEANCISCO   DIRECTORY. 


LARKINS  &  CO. 


Manufacturers  of 


Carriages  of  all  Descriptions, 

631  and  633  HOWARD  STREET, 

Corner  of  Hubbard,       -       -        -       -      San  Francisco. 


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ORDERS  FOR  TVASHIKO  PROnPTI.lT  ATTENMED  TO 
OFFICE.  ii-tS  ]HARUET  STREET. 


THE 


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jjSi"  Notice— iVames  too  late  for  regular  instrtion,  removals,  changes,  etc..  which  have  occurred  during  the 
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ARRRETIATIONS. 


Assn Association 

Av Avenue 

Bldg Building 

bet between 

cor corner 

dept department 

E East 

mnfr manufacturer 

N North 

nr near 

opp .opposite 


PI Place 

proptr proprietor 

r resides,  or  residence 

RR Railroad 

Rev Reverend 

S South 

s side 

S.  F.  E.  D....S.  F.  Eire  Dept 

SS Steamship 

supt superintendent 

W West 


STREETS 

Bdwy Broadway 

Bran Brannan 

C'al California 

Clem Clementina 

Com Commercial 

Eol Eolsom 

Kear Kearny 

Leav Leavenworth 

Leid Leidesdorft" 


Lomb Lombard 

Merch Merchant 

Mont Montgomery 

Pac Pacific 

8ac Sacramento 

San Sansome 

Sec Second 

Steu Steuart 

Stev Stevenson 

Stock Stockton 

Wash Washington 


AAR 


ABB 


Aaeon  Aaron,  cutter  Western  White  Goods  Mnfg  Co., 
r.  1307  Gough 

Aaron  Alfred,  salesman  M.  Sheyer  &  Bro.,  r.  23  Har- 
riet 

Aaron  Charles,  meteorologist,  r.  331  Montgomery 

Aaron  D.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  133  Sixth,  r.  29  Harriet 

Aaron  David,  embroidery  stamp  mnfr,  133  Sixth,  r. 
29  Harriet 

Aaron  Harris,  merchant,  r.  659  Natoma 

Aaron  Joseph,  barber  and  laundry  office,  532  Third, 
r.  253  Perry 

Aaron  Leopold,  fresco-painter,  r.  14 M  Harriet 

Aaron  Louis,  boxmaker  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  29 
Harriet 

Aaron  Simon,  bookkeeper  Western  White  Goods  Mnfg 
Co.,  r.  1307  Gough 

fiS^Aaron.    See  Aron  , 

Aaronsen  N.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Aaronson  Catherine,  widow,  r.W  s  Cherubusco,  nr  Es- 
meralda 

B^'Aaronson.    See  Aronsohn  and  Aronson 

Aarsleff  Charles,  sailmaker,  r.  127  Jackson 

Abadie  Joseph,  r.  iS17  Montgomery 

Abadie  Maggie  Miss,  hairdresser  F.  Pyat  &  Co.,  r.  724 
Filbert 

Abadie  Mary  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  724  Filbert 

Abbes  Frank,  painter,  r.  1710  Larkin 

Abbey  Carl,  bartender,  r.  1  Eddy 

Abbey  Isadora,  widow,  r.  837  Broadway 

Abbey  Mary,  seamstress,  r.  837  Broadway 

Abbiati  Albino, proptr  Belvedere  House,  1108  Stockton 

Abbiati  C;tsar,  musician,  r.  Belvedere  House 

Abbot  Downing  Co.,  Thomas  S.  Eastman  agent,  40-46 
New  Montgomery  , 

Abbot  Geovfje,  wool  dealer  and  grader,  NW  cor 
Fifth  and  Townscnd,  r.  2012  Pacific  Av 

Abbot  John  A.,  billiardman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  SW  cor 
Second  and  Jessie 

Abbot  William,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Abbotsford  House,  Michael  Brogan  proptr,  NW  cor 
Broadway  and  Larkin 


Abbott  Aaron,  waiter,  r.  424  Sansome 

Abbott  Charles  H.,  wooldealer,  NW  cor  Fifth  and 
Bluxome,  r.  215  Post 

Abbott  Charles  M.,  cashier  Newton  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  920 
Bush 

Abbott  David,  cook,  r.  NE  cor  Louisiana  and  Sierra 

Abbott  David  C,  collector  Eolsom  St.  Wharf,  r.  217 
Eighth 

Abbott  F.  B.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  212  Fell 

Abbott  Frank,  cook,  r.  114  Shipley 

Abbott  George  H.,  groceries,  NE  cor  Twenty-second 
and  Mission,  r.  436}^  Twenty-second 

Abbott  George  W.,  bookkeeper,  r.  221  Capp 

Abbott  Isaac,  seaman,  r.  104  Mission 

Abbott  James  E..  capitalist,  otfice  314  Montgomery, 
room  14,  r.  1313  Vallejo 

Abbott  Jennie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  212  Fell 

Abbott  John  B.,  driver  Market  St.  RR. 

Abbott  John  E.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  1313  Vallejo 

Abbott  John  H.,  waiter  North  German  Hotel 

Abbott  John  M.,  r.  920  Bush 

Abbcitt  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  E  8  Railroad  Av,  bet  Elev- 
enth and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  8.  F. 

Abbott  JoseiJh  E.,  contractor,  r.  727  Grove 

Abbott  Lewis  H.,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR..  r.  1038 
Mission 

Abbott  Margaret  E.,  widow,  groceries,  116  Welsh 

Abbolt  Martha,  ladles  nurse,  r.  825  Twentieth 

Abbott  M.  L.,  solicitor  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Abbott  Moses  A.,  boatman  Custom  House,  r.  Oak- 
laud 

Abbott  Osborn  (Bousfield  &  Abbott)  r.  422  Van  Ness  Av 

Abbott  Robert  W.,  clerk  James  Munsell  Jr.,  r.  212 
Fell 

Abbott  Samuel  S.,  mechanic  Woodward's  Gardens,  r. 
1900  Mission 

Abbott  Thomas  ^Hart  &  Abbott)  r.  1923  Taylor 

Abbott  Thomas  G.,  dyer,  r.  1510  Sanchez 

Abbott  William,  bookkeeper  Methodist  Book  Deposi- 
tory, r.  811 3<S  Golden  Gate  Av 

Abbott  William,  pilot,  r.  54  Sacramento 

Abbott  William  D.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r. 
1232  Sacramento 

Abbott  William  J.,  hatter  M.  Meussdorffer,  r.  141  Sil- 
ver 


G.W.CLARK  &  CO.ni»S§!fe^a««  645  MARKET  ST. 


10 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES, 


FVIiTOBT  IROBT  IVORKS,  213  Fremont  Street, 

Manufacturers  of  Aiualgramittiiig^  Pnna  aud  Settlers. 


ABB 


154 


ACK 


8^ Abbott.    See  Abbot 

Abdie  William,  cattledealer,  r.  1724  Hyde 

Abel  Georse  A.,  shipising  clerk  Elisha  K;insom  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Abel  H.  Christian,  hassockmaker,  r.  IS  Oak  Grove  Ay 
Abel  J.  K.,  driver  Market  St.  R.R. 
Abel  Lewis,  r.  721  Ellis 
Abel  Martiu,  carpenter,  r.  4103^  Fift'.i 
Abel  Kichard,  seaman,  r.  316  Ritch 
Abell  Alexander    G.,    Grand    Secretary    Grand 

Lodge  F.  and  A.  M.,  Masonic  Temple,  r.  1027  Waah- 

Ingtou 
Abell  Edward  A.,  clerk,  r.  1027  Washington 
Abell  Robert,  seaman,  r.  South  Park  House 
Abels  Charles,  painter,  r.  919  }4  Howard 
Abels  Hermann,  cabinetmaker,  r.  626>^  Natoma 
Abels  Solomon   E.,   attorney  at  law,   605  Clay,  r.  1107 

Filbert 
Abend  Post  (German  daily  and  weekly)  S.  F.  Abend 

Post  Publishing  Co.  publishers  and  proptrs,  535 

California 
Abenheimer  Julius,  commission  merchant,  20  San- 
some,  r.  22y  Kearny 
Aber  William  E.,  bookkeeper  Stockton  Planing  Mills, 

r.  51".)  J^  Brauuan 
Abernethy  Alexander  F.,  foreman  Adolph  G.  Roden, 

r.  1819  Polk 
Abernethy  Charles,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Aberre  Victoire,  widow,  r.  1311  Powell 
Abley  John  F.,  cook,  r.  264  Jessie 
Abraham  Abraham,  clothing,  400  Pacific 
Abraham  Charles,   florist,    106  California  Market,   r. 

NW  cor  Union  and  Pierce 
Abraham  Frank,  r.  523  Pine 
Abraham  Isidore,  law  student  Geo.  F.  &  Wm.   H. 

Sharp,  r.  520  Turk 
Abraham  Joseph,  clothing,  116  Pacific 
Abraham  Max,  tailor,  919  Pacific 
Abraham  Max,  waiter,  r.  339  Eddy 
Abraham  Meyer,  tailor,  r.  4  John 
Abraham  Morris,  junkdealer,  r.  236  Perry 
Abraham  Nathan  (P.  Abraham  &  Son)  r.  9  Seventh 
Abraham  P.  &  Son  (Philip  and  Nathan)    drygoods,  44 

Sixth 
Abraham  Philip  (P.  Abraham  &  Son)  r.  9  Seventh 
Abraham  Rudolph,  merchant,  office  109  Battery,  r.  526 

Turk 
B^" Abraham.    See  Abrahams,  Abram  and  Abrams 
Abrahams  Abie,  clerk,  r.  005  McAllister 
Abrahams  Edward C.,trunkmaker  Fechheimerfe Steele 
Abrahams  Henry,  shirt  cutter,  r.  1022  Jackson 
Abrahams  Jac(jb,  barber,  r.  400  Pacific 
Abrahams  Lewis,  watches,  diamonds  and  jewelry,  13 

Kearny,  r.  The  Windsor 
Abrahams  Louis,  clothing,  4-6  Clay.r.  605  McAllister 
Abrahams    Max,  salesman  Lewis  Abrahams,  r.  1022 

Jackson 
Abrahams  Morris,  shirt  mnfr,  r.  1022  Jackson 
Abrahams  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Abrahams  Simon,  traveling  salesman  E.  Goslinsky  & 

Co. 
Abrahams  Solomon,  rigger,  r.  C  Beale  PI 
lK?"Abrahams.     See  Abraham,  Abram  and  Abrams 
Abrahamson  G.,  fancy  goods,   110  Kearny,  r.  Oakland 
Abrahamson  Herman,    salesman     G.     Abrahamson 

r,  Oakland 
AisraiauiBCn  Nils,  liquor  saloon,  119  Jackson 
Abrahamson  Peter,  stoves  and  tinware,  939  Market, 

r.  1022  Hyde 
Abrahamson  Samuel,  plumber,  r.  1022  Hyde 
IS?" Abrahamson.    See  Abramson 
Abram  John,  r.  843  Mission 
Abram  Susan,  domestic  1208  Jackson 
Abramovitch  Brothers   (John  and  Drago)    fruit  and 

produce,  NW  cor  Polk  and  California 
Abramovich   Drago     (Abramovich  Brothers)   r.   NW 

cor  Polk  and  California 
Abramovich  John  (Abramovich  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor 

Polk  and  California 
Abrams  Adolph  J. ,  barber,  r.  11  Carlos  PI 
Abrams  C,  driver  Charles  A.  Remers  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Polk  and  Hayes 
Abrams  David,  r.  1833  Bush 
Abrams  David,  merchant,  r.  908  Buchanan 
Abrams  Gabriel,  cutter  and  manager  James  Gorevan, 

r.  230  Seventh 
Abrams  H.  &    Co.    (Herman    Abrams   and   Samuel 

Meyer)  fruits  and  vegetables,  238  Fourth 
Abrams  Harry,  compositor,  r.  1359  Post 
Abrams  Herman  (H.  Abrams  &  Co.)  r.  265  Tehama 


Abrams  Isaac,  clothing  and  gents  furnishing  goods, 

.540  Kearny  and  114  Third,  r.  769  Harrison 
Abrams  Isaac,  salesman  Weil  &  Woodleaf ,  r.  435  Bush 
Abrams  Jacob,  teamster,  r.  248  Clementina 
Abrams  John  (Carroll,  Abrams  &  Carroll)    r.   29   Du- 

pont 
Abrams  Joseph  D.,  salesman,  r.  1833  Bush 
Abrams  Lippman,  peddler,  r.  2.58  Clara 
Abrams  Marcus  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1359  Post 
Abrams  Max,  junk  dealer,  r.  248  Clementina 
Abrams  Nathan,  bookkeeper,  r.  769  Harrison 
Abrams  Robert,  carpenter  Baldwin  Theatre,    r.   205 

Fell 
Abrams  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  248  Clementina 
Abrams  Samuel,  real  estate  and  insurance   agent,  428 

Montgomery,  r.  507  Lombard 
Abrams  Thomas,  printer,  r.  625  Bush 
Abrams  William,  glazier,  r.  205  Tehama 
Abrams  William  J.,  steward,  r.  924  Washington 
8^"Abrams.     See  Abraham,  Abrahams  and  Abram 
Abramsky  S.  D.  Mrs.,  r.  325  Ellis 
Abramson     Edward    (Abramson     &    Bacon    and    A. 

Heunisch  &  Co.)  r.  200  Post 
Abramson  John,  seaman,  r.  223  Seventh,  rear 
Abramson  Siegfried  (L.  H.  Lichtenstein  &  Co.)  r.  712 

Hyde 
Abramson    &   Bacon    (Edward   Abramson   and 

Gaston  E.  Bacon)  pharmaceutical  chemists,  717 

Clay  and  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Sutter 
6^  Abramson.     See  Abrahamson 
Abramzick  Anton,  tailor,  r.  519  Jessie 
Abrigo  Y.,  salesman  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Abreu  Manoel  P.,  Portuguese  Pro.    and  Ben.  Soc, 

510  Bush 
Abrook  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  827  Pacific 
Abs  Bernard,  machinist,  r.  442  Mission 
Abs  Ferdinand,  boarding,  253  Steuart 
Academic  Parisienne,  Mme.  Louise  Forster  proptr, 

912  Sutter 
Academy  Building',  330  Pine 
Academy  of  Languages  and  Conservatory 

of    Music    and    Declamation,     Henry     C. 

Roeth   president,  T.  Gates   Clarke   secretary,  640 

Clay 
Academy  of  Natural  Sciences,  SW  cor  Cali- 

ifornia  and  Dupont 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  E  s  Dolores,  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Accident  Insurance  Co.  of  North  America,  Horace  D. 

Irwin  &  Co.  agents,  216  Sansome 
Acclimatizing  Society,  W.  W^   Traylor"  secretary,  37 

Nevada  Block 
Aceret  Anna  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  708  Gough 
Aceret  Jacob,  gardener,  r.  708  Gough 
Aceves   Alexander,  shoemaker,  r.  423 }<>   Clementina, 

rear 
Acheson  Robert,  hop  commissionbroker,  202  Clay,  r. 

1103  Montgomery 
Achin  Auguste,  laundryman,  r.  635  Third 
Achorn  Abraham,  shoemal£er,  1705  Polk 
Achorn  Albion  G.,  carpenter,  r.  10  Garden 
Acker  Christ.,  baker,  r.  420  Broadway 
Acker  Francis  V.,  carj^enter  and  builder,  1207  Polk,  r. 

1602  Polk 
Acker  Franz,  tailor,  r.  SE  cor   Quincy  and  California 
Acker  George  F.,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Acker  Minnie,  domestic  1215  Bush 
Acker  V.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  407  Sutter 
Acker  Valentine,  machinist,  r.  407  Sutter 
Ackerman  Brothers  (Samuel  S..  Hart  S.,  Isidore 

S.  and  Isidore  H.)  importers  and  wholesale  deal- 
ers   fancy  goods,    crockery  and    general   varie- 
ties, 123  Kearny  and  207-209  Sutter 
Ackerman  Charles,  r.  734  Tehama 
Ackerman  Charles  H.,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Ackerman    Charles     L.    (Naphtaly,    Freidenrlch     & 

Ackerman)  attorney  at  law,  426  California,  rooms 

4-5,  r.  423  Eddy 
Ackerman  Claus,  packer  Golden  Age  Flouring  Mills 
Ackerman  David,  butcher,  r.  921  Polk 
Ackerman  Emanuel,  clerk  D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Co., 

r.  1309  Larkin 
Ackerman  Hart  S.  (Ackerman  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Ackerman  Henry,  clerk,  r.  520  Eddy 
Ackerman  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  2717  M  Mission 
Ackerman  Hyman  S.,  cashier  Ackerman  Brothers,  r. 

112  Kearny 
Ackerman  Isidore  H.  (Ackerman  Brothers)  r.  Palace 

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Ackerman  Isidore  S.  (Ackerman  Brothers)  r.  1012  Van 
Ness  avenue 

Ackerman  Jacob  J.,  conductor  Clay  St.  EE..  r.  1221 
Pacific 

Ackerman  John,  porter,  r.  321  Pacific 

Ackerman  L.,  commercial  traveler  Feigenbaum  & 
Co.,  r.  122  Post 

Ackerman  L.  S.  Mrs.,  vpidow,  r.  520  Eddy 

Ackerman  Robert,  seaman,  r.  334  Eitcb 

Ackerman  Samuel,  salesman  D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Co., 
r.  1309  Larkin 

Ackerman  Samuel  S.  (Ackerman  Brothers)  r.  New  York 

Ackerman  Sigiuund  H.,  salesman  Ackerman  Brothers 
r.  1616  Sutter 

Ackerman  Sigmund  L.,  salesman  Neustadter  Bros., 
r.  520  Eddy 

Ackerson  Charles  H.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  215 
Kearny 

Ackerson  George  T.,  speculator,  r.  837  Hayes 

Ackerson  Henry,  painter,  r.  200  Howard 

Ackerson  John  W.  (.\ckerson,  Moore  i;  Co.)  r.  Palace 
Hotel 

Ackerson,  Moore  &  Co.  (John  W.  Ackerson,  Aus- 
tin D.Moore  and  Hiram  CSmit^)  lumber  and  con- 
signees Port  Discovery  Mills,  Pier  10  Steuart 

Ackerson  P.,  r.  127  Jackson 

Ackerson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 

Ackerson  William  E.,  repairer  Fire  Alarm  and  Police 
Telegraph,  r.  913  Stockton 

Ackerson  William  W.,  carpenter,  r.  26  Johnson  av 

Ackland  Kate,  widow,  r.  Iu6  Hickory  Av 

Ackley  H.  S.,  first  officer  O.  R.   and  N.   SS.  Columbia 

Ackley  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 

Ackley  Lyman,  mining,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,  nr  Folsom 

Acme  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Amador  Co.,  Cal.)  John 
M.  Buffiugton  secretary,  309  California,  room  I 

Acme  Photographic  Studio,  Mrs.  Sarah  Fletcher 
proptr.,  914  Market 

Acosta  Antc^nia,  dressmaker,  r.  7  Salmon 

Acosta  Donato,  whitener,  r.  7  Salmon 

Acosta  George,  gilder,  r.  30^  Eausch 

Acres  Kichard  T.  (R.  T.  Acres  &  Co.)  r.  101  Dupont 

Acres  R.  T.  &  Co.  (Richard  T.  Acres  and  Frank 
H.  Swett)  bookbinders  and  paper  rulers,  532 
Commercial 

Acton  Martin  J.,  laborer  warehouse  dept  Custom 
House,  r.  15  Elliot  Park 

Acton  Richard,  harness  and  saddlery,  2760  Mission 

Acton  Robert,  shoemaker,  r.  1904  Market 

Adae  William  W.,  office  606  Montgomery,  room  1 

Adair  Bruce,  butcher,  r.  546  Bryant 

Adair  George  B.,  salesman  Gordon  Hardware  Co.,  r. 
Abbotsford  House 

Adair  Jennie  M.,  widow,  r.  546  Bryant 

Adair  Joseph  E. ,  watchman,  r:  546  Bryant 

Adair  William  H.,  clerk  G.  G.  Burnett,   r.   272   Minna 

Adam  John,  teamster,  r.  16  Antonio 

Adam  Rudolph,  cooper,  r.  631  Stevenson 

Adam  Thomas  (Adam  &  Kibbe)  r.  814  Hayes 

Adam  &  Kibbe  (Thomas  Adam  and  Millard 
Kibbe)  wines  and  liquors,  junction  Market,  Kear- 
ny and  Geary 

Adami  John,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker,  612  Broad- 
way, r.  113  Virginia 

Adami  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 

Adams ,  r.  632  Market 

Adams  Adoli^h,  salesman  Cluff  Bros.,  r.  9  Graham  PI 

Adams  A.  L.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  320  Lombard 

Adams  Albert  C,  clerk  A.  F.  Adams,  r.  Alameda 

Adams  Albert  F.,  blacksmith  City  RR.,  r.  1603  Mission 

Adams  Albert  F.,  Internal  Revenue  and  Custom 
House  broker,  417  Washington,  r.  Alameda 

Adams  Alexander  P.,  mnfr  compressed  coffee  and 
coflfee  roaster,  51  Fremont,  r.  109  Twenty-fourth 

Adams  Amos  C,  manager  Grangers'  Business 
.\ssn,  38  California,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Adams  Amos  C,  attorney  at  law,  38-39  Mont- 
gomery Block,  r.  2401  Webster 

Adams  Andrew  J.,  mining,  r.  213  Mason 

Adams  Andrew  L.,  carpenter,  r.  512  Mission 

Adams  Annie  Miss,  actress,  r.  129  O'Farrell 

Adams  Brudie  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  19  Virginia 

Adams  Bur,  barber,  r.  1214  Clay 

Adams  Charles,  r.  756  Harrison 

Adams  Charles,  cooper  David  Woemer,  r.  NE  cor 
Mason  and  Grecuv.ich 

Adams  Charles,  fireman,  r.  736  Market 

Adams  Charles,  hooker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Adams  Charles  B.,  barber,  r.  327  Fifth 

Adams  Charles  C,  coojjer,  r.  1918  Mason 


Adams   Charles  D.,  clerk   O.  F.  Willey  &  Co.,  r.  S  s 

Twelfth  Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Adams  Charles    F.,  with  Butler  &  Haldan,  r.  1910 

Hyde 
Adams  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  r.  2045  Howard 
Adams  Charles  W.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  203  Taylor 
Adams  Christopher,  lock  and  gunsmith,  and  cutler, 

.508  Commercial,  r.  529  Union 
Adams  Clara  A.  Miss,  assistant  Broadway  Grammar 

School,  r.  1910  Hyde 
Adams  Cyrus  (Cyrus  Adams  &  Co.)  r.  2205  Devisadero 
Adams   Cyrus  &  Co.    (Cyrus  Adams)    importers 

and  dealers  leaf  tobacco,  417  Battery 
Adams  Daniel  S.,  shoemaker,  r.  36  Geary 
Adams  Daniel  T.,  cooper,  r.  10  Boardman  PI 
Adams  Edson,  real-estate,  91-92  Montgomery  Block,  r. 

Oakland 
Adams  Edward,  laborer,  r.  19  Minna 
Adams  Edward,  law  student,  r.  4  Geary  PI 
Adams  Edward  T.,  assistant  mnfg  clerk  Cunningham, 

Curtiss  &  Welch,  r.  15  Glen  Park  Av 
Adams  Edwin,  glovecutter  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin,  r.  545 

Minna 
Adams  E.  W.,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Adams  F.  F.,  commission  merchant  (Walla  Walla,  W. 

T.)  office  111-113  Sansome 
Adains  Florence  Miss,  r.  828  Union 
Adams  Frank,  butcher,  r.  1910  Mission 
Adams  Frank,  longshoreman,  r.  1003  Battery,  rear 
Adams  Frank  A.,  foreman  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.,  r. 

West  Berkeley 
Adams  Frank  H., "clerk  Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

r.  East  Oakland 
Adams  Frank  O.,  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co  ,  r.  434 

Jessie 
Adams  Frederick,  barber,  r.  24  Verona 
Adams  George,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
Adams  George,  r.  529  Union 

Adams  George,  bill  clerk  M.  Ehrman  &  Co.,  r.  Ameri- 
can Exchange  Hotel 
Adams  George,  expressman,  cor   Post  and  Dupont, 

r.  319  Green 
Adams  George,  traveling  salesman,  r.  727  Geary 
Adams  George  E.,  watchman,  r.  1837  Market 
Adams  George  H.,  clerk  Pacific   Box    Factory,  r.  3 

Bowles  PI 
Adams  George  M.,  foreman  cutting  room  coiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  923  McAllister 
Adams  George  P.,  clerk  John  Hanson,  r.  Alameda     / 
Adams  George  R.,  fee  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  1533 

Sutter 
Adams  George  W.,  foreman  H.  G.  Parsons,  r.  1910  Hyde 
.\dams  George  W.,  salesman  I.  k  A.  M.  Cook,  r.  613 

Stockton 
Adams  Grove,  mining,  office  302  Montgomery,  room  14, 

r.  San  Rafael 
Adams  Harry,  clerk,  r.  825  Bush 
Adams  Harry  A.,  clerk  Williams,  Dimond  &  Co.,  r. 

San  Rafael 
Adams  Henry,  lawstudent,  r.  240  Sixth 
Adams  Henry  B.,  gunsmith,  r.  1310  Mason 
Adams  Henry  G.,  shoefitter,  r.  561  Minna 
.■Vdams  Henry  Q.,  searcht-r  records,  r.  105  Bartlett 
Adams  Henry  W.,  r.  1522  Eddy 
Adams  Herbert,  r.  69  Natoma 

Adams  Herbert  W.,  jeweler,  55  Fifth,  r.  934  Howard 
Adams  Hill  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Eureka,  Nev.) 

D.  A.  Jennings  secretary,  401  California 
Adams  Horace,  r.  201  Powell 

Adams  House,  C.  Clajjp  &  Son  proptrs,519  Sacramento 
Adams  Isaac,  barber,  r.  704  Ellis 
Adams  Jacob,  proptr  Broadway  Brewery,  637  Broad- 
way, r.  628  Broadway 
Adams  James  (.\dams  &  Butler)  r.  28  Washington  Av 
Adams  Jamts,  brassmolder,  r.  331  Green 
Adams  J.  Edward  (Murphy,  Adams  &  Co.)   r.  NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Kearny 
Adams  Joel,  laborer,  r.  724  Brannan 
Adams  John,  r.  733  Market 
Adams  John,  carpenter,  r.  314  Third 
Adams  John,  carpenter,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Adams  John,  harnesscleanerCity  Caband  Carriage  Co. 
Adams  John,  mlUhaud  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  912  Har- 
rison 
Adams  John  B.,  bootblack,  NW  cor  Ellis  and  Stockton, 

r.  25 }i  Stockton 
Adams  John  G.,  brewer,  r.  10  Polk  Lane 
Adams  John  M.  (.\dams  &  Carter)  r.  2510  Washington 
Adams  John  P.,  laundryman,  r.  2304  Harrison 


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Adams  John  P.  Jr.,  steward  Hose  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 
2304  Harrison 

Adams  John  Q.,  attorney  at  law,  604  Clay 

Adams  John  Q.,  blacksmith,  r.  1320  Guerrero 

Adams  John  Q.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  9  Clara 

Adams  John  Quincy,  collection  clerk  Nevada  Bank,  r. 
734  Sutter 

Adams  John  S.,  policeman,  r.  30  Page 

Adams  Josephs.,  bookkeeper,  r.  SW  cor  Pennsylvania 
Av  and  Solano 

Adams  Josephine  M.  Miss,  saleslady  The  Singer 
Mnfg  Co.,  r.  316  Taylor 

Adams  Joseph  W.(Fike&  Adams)  r.  32  Golden  Gate  Av 

Adams  J.  W.,  painter,  r.  174  Jessie 

Adams  Karl,  clerk  H.  Levy  &  Co.,  r.  709  Mission 

Adams  La^vson  S.  (Adams,  McNeill  &  Co.,  Sac- 
ramento) office  405  Front,  r.  825  Bush 

Adams  Lemuel  C,  traveling  salesman  J.  A.  Folger  & 
Co.,  r.  604  Buchanan 

Adams  Louis,  teacher  languages,  r.  109  Montgomery 

Adams  Lucy  F.  Miss,  assistant  Turk  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  1910  Hyde 

Adams  Mary  Miss,  laceworker  M.  Levinsky  &  Co.,  r. 
331  Green 

Adams  Mary  Miss,  milliner,  r.  1205  Market 

Adams  Mary  E.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  109 
Twenty-fourth 

Adams,  McNeill  &  Co.  (Sacramento)  wholesale  groc- 
ers, office  405  Front 

Adams  Nelson  J.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  923  Mc- 
Allister 

Adams  O.,  tinsmith,  r.  14  J^  Moss 

Adams  O.  B.  (Doyle  &  Adams)r.  NW  cor  Fifth  and 
Clara 

Adams  Otis  T.,  engineer,  r.  W  s  Eleventh  Av,  bet  N 
and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Adams  Q.  L.,  dentist,  r.  1515  Leavenworth 

Adams  Richard  L.,  boarding,  807  Brannan 

Adams  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  r.  324  Twenty-eighth 

Adams  Samuel  W.,  blacksmith  City  KR.,  r.  1603  Mis- 
sion 

Adams  Sarah  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1918  Mason 

Adams  Thomas  B.,  master  mariner,  r.  442  Twenty- 
second 

Adams  Timothy  W.,  sawsmith,  r.  3  Bowles  PI 

Adams  William,  r.  55  Second 

Adams  William,  rigger,  r.  331  Green 

Adams  William,  salesman  Taber,  Harker  &  Co.,  r.  514 
Hyde 

Adams  William,  ship  carpenter,  r.  10  Bitch 

Adams  William,  stemmer  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co.,  r. 
724  Brannan 

Adams  William  Jr.  (William  Adams  Jr.  &  Co.)  r.  San 
Jose 

Adams  William  Jr.,  baker,  r.  331  Green 

Adams  William  Jr.  &  Co.  (William  Adams  Jr. 
and  E.  P.  Rowe)  wholesale  liquors,  27-29  Davis 

Adams  William  A.,  deckhand  State  Dredger  No.  1,  r. 
67  Natoma 

Adams  William  H.,  porter,  r.  1320  Guerrero 

Adams  William  H.  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  1320  Guerrero 

Adams  William  J.,  lumber  dealer  and  shipping 
merchant,  and  proptr  Washington  Mills  (Seabeck) 
office  Pier  17  Steuart,  r.  Menlo  Park 

Adams  William  L.,  assistant  bookkeeper  William  J. 
Adams,  r.  530  Harrison 

Adams  William  P.  (F.  F.  Adams,  Walla  Walla,  W.  T.) 
office  111-113  Sansome,  r.  Oakland 

Adams  William  S.,with  A.  P.  Adams,  r.  109  Twenty- 
fourth 

Adams  William  T.,  bootfinisher,  r.  2304  Harrison 

Adams  W.  S.,  r.  69  Natoma 

Adams  Z.  B.,  traveling  salesman  J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co., 
r.  1522  Eddy 

Adams  &  Butler  (James  Adams  and  Thomas  J.  Butler) 
hay,  grain  and  feed,  42-44  Clay 

Adams  &  Carter  (John  M.  Adams  and  William  F. 
Carter)  mining  and  mechanical  eugiueers.  and 
agents  Fruo  Ore  Concentrator,  109  California, 
room  7 

Adams.    See  Adam 

Adamson  L.  P.,  driver  Central  ER.,r.  18  Boardman  PI 

Adamson  Richard,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 
1913  Stevenson 

Adamur  William,  calker,  r.  15  Tehama  PI 

Adcock    Edwin,    milliner,    10   Kearny,  r.  127  Kearny 

Adcock  John  T.,  clerk  Charles  F.  Doe,  r.  100  Jones 

Adcock  Kate  Mrs.,  milliner,  10   Kearny,  r.  127  Kearny 

Adcock  Robert  A.,  clerk  A.  M.  Simpson  &  Bro.,  r. 
Oakland 


Adcock  William  N.,  jeweler,  r.  403  Oak 

Adden  Nellie  E.  Miss,  saleslady  John  F.  Snow,  r.  1623 
Mission 

Addenda  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  T. 
H.  Dixon  secretarj-,  238  Montgomery 

Addison  S.  L.,  widow,  r.  203  Sixth 

Adelphi  Theatre,  Edward  Buckley  proptr,  607  Cali- 
fornia 

Adelsdorfer  Alfred,  with  Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co.,  r. 
1718  Bush 

Adelsdorfer  Ernest  (Ernest  Adelsdorfer  &  Co.)  r.  1605 
Gough 

Adelsdorfer  Ernest  &  Co.  (Ernest  Adelsdorfer)  mnfrs 
and  dealers  teas,  coffee,  spices  and  yeast  powder, 
406-408  Clay,  and  groceries  and  liquors,  1909  Fill- 
more 

Adelsdorfer  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  627  Larkin 

Adelsdorfer  Joseph,  with  E.  Adelsdorfer  &  Co.,  r.  1718 
Bubh 

Adelsdorfer  Max,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r. 
1718  Bush 

Adelsdorfer  William,  clerk  Ernest  Adelsdorfer  &  Co., 
r.  1005  Gough 

Adelson  Heiman,  traveling  salesman,  r.  444  Clem- 
entina ' 

Adelson  Julius  (Macowsky  &  Adelson)  r.  444  Clem- 
entina 

Adelson  Max,  peddler,  r.  444  Clementina 

Adelstein  Barnett,  junk,  r.  149  J^  Tehama 

Adelstein  Samuel,  clerk  M.  Theodore  Kearney,  r.  149  J6 
Tehama 

Aden  John  R.,  captain  schr  Brothers,  office  160 
Steuart 

Ader  Jean  L.,  proptr  Lafayette  House,  736  Pacific 

Ader  Paul,  r.  1510  Dupont 

Adge  Frederick  I.,  teamster,  r.  20  Clinton 

Adie  Ellen  Miss,  English  and  French  school,  437 
Eddy 

Adin  George,  winekeeper  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r.  29 
Ritch 

Adlam  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  P 
and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Adler  Aaron  A.  (Jost  &  Adler)  r.  1316  Van  Ness  Av 

Adler  Adolph,  bookkeeper  Hart  &  Goodman,  r.  9 
Stockton  PI 

Adler  Albert  S.,  assistant  surgeon  TJ.  S.  A.,  Fort 
Point 

Adler  Benjamin,  entry  clerk  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  622 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Adler  Benjamin,  teacher  music,  r.  121  Oak 

Adler  Bennie  (Adler  Brothers)  r.  1205  Bush 

Adler  Bernard,  tailor,  39  Pacilic,r.  2426  Sacramento 

Adler  Brothers  (Bennie  and  Solomon)  butchers,  1414 
Pine 

Adler  Charles,  capitalist,  r.  1517  Van  Ness  Av 

Adler  Charles  (W.  &  I.  Steinhart  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Adler  Charles,  capitalist,  office  110  Sansome,  r.  915 
Geary 

Adler  Charles  E.  (Fechheimer,  Qoodkind  &  Co.)  r. 
1517  Van  Ness  Av 

Adler  David,  bookkeeper  Schoenfeld  &Jones,  r.  NE 
cor  Haight  and  Octavia 

Adler  David,  cattle  dealer,  r.  27  Harriet 

Adler  David,  upholsterer  L.  &  E.  Emanuel,  and 
crockery,  1009 J^  Stockton 

Adler  Elkan,  r.  715  Eddy 

Adler  Ernestine  Mrs.,  boarding,  505 Post 

Adler  Henry,  r.  622  Golden  Gate  Av 

Adler  Hermann  J.,  bookkeeper  F.  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r. 
309  Powell 

Adler  Jacob,  clerk  Hellman,  Haas  &  Co.,  r.  505  Post 

Adler  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Adler  Joseph,  assistant  librarian  Free  Public  Library, 
r.  121  Oak 

Adler  Joseph,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  13  Hopeton 
Terrace 

Adler  Julius,  local  agent  Union  Insurance  Co.,  414 
California,  r.  .505  Post 

Adler  Leopold,  boot  and  shoemaker,  408 J<S  Larkin 

Adler  Leopold,  shoemaker,  r.  910  Geary 

Adler  Louie,  sljoemaker,  r.  121  Oak 

Adler  M.,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Adler  M.,  clerk,  r.  1205  Bush 

Adler  Morris,  r.  121  Oak 

Adler  Moses,  liquor  commission  merchant,  321  Bat- 
tery, r.  32a  Kearny 

Adler  Moses,  merchant,  r.  13  Hopeton  Terrace 

Adler  Robert,  shoeeutter,  r.  121  Oa^ 

Adler  Samuel,  salesman  E.  Mansbach  &  Co.,  r.  622 
Golden  Gate  Av 


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Adler  Sigmund,  salesman  Sherman  S.  Jewett  &  Co., 
r.  505  Post 

Adler  Solomon,  r.  622  Golden  Gate  Av 

Adler  Solomon  (Adler  Brothers)  r.  1205  Bush 

Adler  Solomon,  clerk,  r.  1205  Bush 

Adliugton  David  M.,  carpenter,  r.  1125  Kearny 

Adlington  Thomas  L.  (Smith  &  Adliugton)  r.  22  Clay 

Adlow  Charles,  glassblower,  r.  NW  cor  Berry  and 
Fourth 

Administrator  Public,  528  California 

Adolphe  Joseph,  housecleaner,  '308  Bush,  r.  528  Cal- 
ifornia 

Adrian  Adrian,  dyer,  r.  7f)6  Howard 

Adrian  Frank  (Adrian  &  Mahlstedt)  r.  322  Folsom 

Adrian  &  ilahlstedt  (Frank  Adrian  and  John  Mahl- 
stedt) butchers,  322  Folsom 

Aegerter  Carl,  bartender,  r.  613  Pine 

^tna  Insurance  Co.  (Hartfi^rd,  Conn.)  George  C. 
Boardman  manager,  Nelson  W.  Winton  city  agent, 
311  California 

.^tna  Iron  Works,  Peudergast,  Smith  &  Co. 
projirietors,  217-221  Fremont,  bet  Howard  and 
Folsom 

2Ett\a.  Life  Insurance  Co.  (Hartford,  Conn.)  C. 
W.  Daunals  agent,  504  Kearny- 

Afeld  Joseph,  stationery,  music,  etc.,  805  Larkin 

Afflerbach  Christian  H.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Paul's  Ger- 
man Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  r.  738  Green 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev.  R.  Sey- 
mour pastor,  W  s  Powell,  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Zion  Church,  Rev.  J.  H. 
Davis  xiastor,  W  s  Stockton,  bet  Clay  and  Sacra- 
mento 

Agard  Alexander  H.,  clerk,  r.  311  Green 

Agard  George  E.,  r.  311  Green 

Agard  George  L.,  clerk  Front  St.  Warehouse,  r.  311 
Green 

Agard  John  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  311  Green 

Agard  William  A.  T.,  bookkeeper  M.  Rosenshine  & 
Bro.,  r.  311  Green 

Agard  William  B.,  r.  311  Green 

Agaton  Emile,  butcher,  r.  723  Bryant 

Agatz  Fred  W.,  salesman  Newman  &  Levinson 

Agemann  Christopher,  teamster,  r.  621  Second 

Ager  Elisha  C,  expressman,  NlJxor  Market  andFront, 
r.  400  Waller 

Ager  James  E.  (Bacon  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Ager  John  E.,  manager  A.   B.   Forbes,  r.  2842  Mission 

Aghner  Remes^'use,  farmer,  r.  New  Helvetia  House 

Agnan  G.  Mrs'.,  r.  22  Geary 

Agnan  Jacques,  r.  11  Geary 

Agnel  Louis,  laborer  French  Hospital 

Agnew  Francis  L.,  bill  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  59 
South  Park 

Agnew  George  W.,  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  323 
Jessie 

Agnew  Gilmore,  compositor,  r.  323  Jessie  . 

Agnew  H.  J.,  r.  335  Geary 

Agnew  Hugh,  coalpasser  Oregon  Imp.  SS. Walla  Walla, 
r.  12  Bryant 

Agnew  John  J.,  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  318 
Fremont 

Agnew  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  614  O'Farrell 

Agnew  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  126  Steuart 

Agnew  Patrick,  calker,  r.  213  Folsom 

Agnew  Robert,  watchman  State  Dredger  No.  2,  r.  N  8 
Filbert,  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 

Agnew  Rose,  widow,  r.  132y;^  Minna 

Agnew  Samuel,  porter  Merry,  Faull  &  Co.,  r.  1616  Do- 
lores 

Agnew  Thomas,  special  agent  and  surveyor  The  State 
Investment  and  Insurance  Co.,  218  Sansome,  r, 
212'.»  Bush 

Agnew  William  C,  wood  and  coal,  NW  cor  Howard 
and  Mary,  r.  930  Howard 

Agostiua  F.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Agraz  Esteban,  r.  521  Pacific 

Agricultural  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (Watertbwn,  N.  Y.) 
Hutchinson  &  Mann  agents,  322-324  California 

Agxicultural  Itlacliine  Works,  Jackson  &  Tru- 
man proprietors,  02.5-627  Sixth 

Agricultural  Park,  N  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-seventh  Avs 

Aguallo  Felipe,  vanuorw,  r.  NE  cor  Railroad  and  Tenth 
Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Agiiilar  .\<Uleudeto,  tailor,  r.  520  Broadway 

Aguilar  F.,  r.  3  Bannam  PI 

Aguirre  Martin  J.,  confectionery,  429  Kearny,  r.  1314 
Powell 

Aguirre  Pedro  A.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 


Agustus  Frank,  milker  A.  T.  Noble  &  Co.,  r.  NW  cor 

Thirtieth  and  San  Jose  Road 
Ahearn  Arthur  I.,  carpenter  Roman  Catholic  Orphan 

Asylum,  South  S.  F. 
Ahearn  Bartholomew,  butcher  Roman  Catholic  Or- 

jihan  Asylum,  South  S.  F. 
Ahearn  Dennis,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

419  Ivy  Av 
Ahearn  Maurice  J.,  molder,  r.  372  Brannan 
Ahearn  Patrick,  lamplighter,  r.  419  Ivy  Av 
Ahearn  William,  engineer  Roman  Catholic  Orphan 

Asylum,  South  S.  F. 
Ky Ahearn.     See  Ahern 
Aherene  Joseph,  r.  520  Sutter 
Ahern  Catherine,  bakery,  316  Folsom 
Ahern  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1611  Broderick 
Ahern  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  131  Folsom,  rear 
Ahern  Daniel,  plasterer,  r.  11  Hunt 
Ahern  Ellen  Mrs.,  bakery,  1820  Ellis 
Ahern  Honora  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  24  Minna 
Ahern  James,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Ahern  James,  gardener,  r.  868  Folsom 
Ahern  James,  laborer,  r.  1113  Bryant 
Ahern  Jeremiah,  teamster,  r.  235  Oak 
Ahern  John  M.,  liquor  saloon,  NW   cor  Larkin   and 

Ash  Av 
Ahern  John  W.,  law  student,  r.  NW  cor  Larkin  and 

Ash  Av 
Ahern  Julia,  domestic  912  Union 
Ahern  Katie,  domestic  1515  Webster 
Ahern  Katie,  domestic  1628  Clay 
Ahern    M.    A.    Miss,    assistant   Franklin    Grammar 

School,  r.  213  Larkin 
Ahern  Martin  (Ahern  &  Co.)  r.  803  Montgomery 
Ahern  Mary,  domestic  1728  Golden  Gate  Av 
Ahern  Mary  Miss,  tailort-ss,  r.  868  Folsom 
Ahern  Maurice,  watchman,  r.  645M  Stevenson 
Ahern  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  1820  Ellis 
Ahern  Michael,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 
Ahern  Patrick,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,r.  30385^  Six- 
teenth 
Ahern  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1614  Seventeenth 
Ahern  Patrick,  tailor,  2021  Mission 
Ahern  Patrick  J.,  helper    Cal.  Tool  Works,  r.  346 

Fourth 
Ahern  Roger,  carpenter,  r.  1163  Howard 
Ahern  Thomas,  fireman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Ahern  Timothy,  blacksmi.th,  r.  34  Minna 
Ahern  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  125  Lily  Av 
Ahern  William,  laborer,  r.  27  Anthony 
Ahern  William  J.,  solicitor  The  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,r. 

535  Minna 
Ahern  &  Co.  (Martin  Ahern  and  Mrs.  M.J.  O'Connor) 

produce  commission  merchants,  208  Washington 
B^Ahern.     See  Ahearn 

Ahiarez  Antonio,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of   California 
Ahl  Andrew,  papercarrier,  r.  1413  Dupont 
Ahlbach   Heinrich,   porter    Bachman    Bros.,  r.   2130 

Market 
Ahlbach  Jacob,  stoves  and  tinware,  231  Fourth,  r.  1506 

Folsom 
Ahlbach  Julia,   widow,    ladies'    nurse,   r.   14  Cleave- 

land 
Ahlberg  Frederick,  tailor,  417  Bush,  r.  43  Natoma 
Ahlborn  Charles  (Ahlborn  &  Boeckmann)  r.  Ahlborn 

House 
Ahlborn  Henry,  expressman,  cor  Dupont  and  Post,  r. 

23  Johnson  Av 
AUlborn  Hou.se,  .\hlborn  &  Boeckmann  proprie- 
tors, 319-321-323  Dupont 
Ahlborn  William,  watchman,  r.  15}^  Bryant  Av 
Ahlborn    &   Boeckmann  (Charles  Ahlborn  and 

George  Boeckmann)  proprietors  Ahlborn  House, 

319-323  Dupont 
.\hlenfeld  Morns  D.,  cigars  and  varieties,  103 }<S  Fifth 
.\hlers  Charles  G.,  clerk,  r.  919  Stockton 
.Vhlers  Diedrich  (Ahlers  &  Hauerken)  r.  228  Pacific 
.\hler8  Elizabeth,  domestic  2305  Leavenworth 
Ahlers  George,  liquor  saloon,  229  Spear 
Ahlers  Henry,  clerk,  r.  203  Ritch 
Ahlers  Herman,  cook,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Ahlers  William,  r.  1507  Montgomery 
Ahlers  William,  laborer,  r.  114  Dore,  rear 
Ahlers   &    Hauerken    (Diedrich    Ahlers    and    Harry 

Hauerken)  liquor  saloon,  228  Pacific 
tt3" Ahlers.     See  Alers 
Ahlert  Frederick,  bakery,  2215  Post 
.\hlert  John,  r.  2525 M  Post 
Ahlert  Joseph  M.,  plumber,  r.  2215  Post 
Ahlert  William,  plumber,  r.  2215^Post 


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Ahlf  Dietrich,  butcher,  Fifth  Av,  bet  E.  and  L,  South 

Ahlf  Henry,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  nr  K,  South  S.  F. 

Alilgren  Charles,  proprietor  Finland  House,  20 
Folsom 

Ahlgren  Frank,  r.  20  Folsom 

Ahlstrom  Peter  F.,  engineer,  r.  809  Harrison 

Ahms  Herman,  carpenter,  r.  1001  Folsom 

Ahn  Kobert  H.,  diamond  setter,  jeweler,  etc.,  26  Mont- 
gomery, r.  1027  Mission 

Ahnert  August,  junk  dealer,  318  Francisco,  r.  327 
Francisco 

Ahpel  Carl,  execiitor  Hyman  Joseph  estate,  office  230 
Montgomery,  room  13,  r.  518  Golden  Gate  Av 

Ahpel  Henry,  salesman  M.  Banner  &  Co.,  r.  321  Du- 
pont 

Ahrens  Adolph,  r.  SE  cor  Howard  and  Fremont 

Ahrens  Charles,  r.  1810  Dupont 

Ahrens  Charles  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  114  Jg  Park  Av 

Ahrens  Christian,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  616  Wash- 
ington 

Ahrens  D.  Si  G.  (Diedrich  N.  and  George)  wines, 
liquors  and  cigars,  SE  cor  Howard  and  Fremont, 
and  SW  cor  Mission  and  Main 

Ahrens  Diedrich  N.  (D.  &  G.  Ahrens)  r.  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Main 

Ahrens  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  361  Clementina 

Ahrens  George,  r.  C16  Washington 

Ahrens  George  (D.  &  G.  Ahrens)  r.  SE  cor  Howard 
and  Fremont 

Ahrens  Henry  (Henry  Ahrens  &  Co.)  r.  1420  Pine 

Ahrens  Henry  «&  Co.  (Henry  Ahrens,  Henry  Tiet- 
jen  and  Theodore  Von  Borstel)  proprietors  Chi- 
cago Brewery,  1420-1434  Pine 

Ahrens  Henry  F.  C,  conductor  Geary  St.  ER.,  r.  1536 
0'F.irrell 

Ahrens  Henry  H.,  cooper  B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.,  r.  Thir- 
teenth Av,  bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Ahrens  Jacob  H.,  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant,  SW 
cor  Davis  and  Commercial,  r.  Oakland 

Ahrens  John,  liquor  saloon,  5  Pacific,  r.  127  Jackson 

Ahrens  Kate,  widow,  r.  4  Sonoma  PI 

Ahrens  Kate,  domestic  832  California 

Ahrens  Nicholas  H.  M.  (Ahrens  &  Shattuck)  r.  464 
Minna 

Ahrens  Rudolph,  clerk  Wieboldt  Bros.,  r.  NW  cor  Va- 
lencia and  Twentieth 

Ahrens  Wilken  (Von  Soosten  &  Ahrens)  r.  SW  cor 
Folsom  and  Sixteenth 

Ahrens  William  F.,  porter  Richards  &  Harrison,  r. 
054  Willow  Av 

Ahrens  &  Shattuck  (Nicholas  H.  M.  Ahrens  and  Or- 
villc  J.  Shattuck)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Second  and  Minna 

tO^Ahrens.     See  Arens 

Ahumada  Joseph  M.,  real  estate  agent,  office  and  r. 
235  Kearny 

Ahumada  L.,  bootblack,  5  Stockton,  r.  Oregon  House 

Aibischer  Joseph,  r.  1203  Golden  Gate  Av 

Aich  Rudolph,  gardener,  r.  2920  Sacramento 

Aicher  Frank,  salesman  Strauss  &  Frohman,  r.  1618 
Stockton 

Aicher  Olga  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1618  Stockton 

Aickert  Annie  Mrs.,  bakery,  1522  Dupont 

Aigeltinger  Brothers  (Charles  A.  Jr.  and  George) 
wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Laguna 

Aigeltinger  Charles  A.,  with  Aigeltinger  Bros.,  r.  1758 
Ellis 

Aigeltinger  Charles  A.  Jr.  (Aigeltinger  Brothers)  r. 
1814  Laguna 

Aigeltinger  Edward,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  1758 
Ellis 

Aigeltinger  George  (Aigeltinger  Brothers)  r.  SW  cor 
Sutter  and  Laguna 

Aigeltinger  Leopold,  coaldealer,  r.  1069  Howard 

Aigeltinger  Sophie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1758  Ellis 

Aiken  Addie  E.  Miss,  assistant  Broadway  Grammar 
School,  r.  1221  Washington 

Aiken  Andrew,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Aiken  Henry  M.  (Aiken  &  Worden)  r.  314  Fifth 

Aiken  James,  teamster,  r.  212  Vallejo 

Aiken  John  P.,  wharfinger  Green  St.  Wharf,  r, 
Larkin 

Aiken  Martha  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  315  Eddy 

Aiken   Mary  Miss,  operator  F.  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r. 
Willow  Av 

Aiken  Rubert,  shoemaker  G.  A.  Evans,  r.  054  Willow 
Av 

Aiken  William,  r.  32C  Jessie 


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Aiken  William  H. ,  attorney-at-law,  509  Kearny, 

room  5,  r.  1221  Washington 
Aiken  &  Worden  (Henry  M.  Aiken  and  James  Worden) 

wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  NW  cor  Twenty-second 

and  Valencia 
B^" Aiken.     See  Aitken  and  Akin 
Aikens  Alfred,  r.  709  Jones 
Aillaud  Francois,   Societe    Culinaire  Francaise,   510 

Bush 
Ainaxab  Manufacturing  Co.,  M.  Taubles  manager,  805 

Montgomery 
Aines  O.  N.,  shirtcutter,  r.  213  Chattanooga 
i  Ainsa  Eloise  Mrs.,  r.  257  Perry 
■  Ainsa  Lola  Miss,  r.  916  Greenwich 
I  Ainsa  M.,  r.  150  Silver 
Ainsley  James  E.,  compositor,  r.  24  Sixth 
Ainsley  Matthew  A.,   longshoreman,  r.   SE  cor  East 

and  Pacific 
B^ Ainsley.     See  Inslee 
Ainslie  Francis,  coUarmaker,  r.  345  Fifth 
Ainslie  G.  C,  r.  917  Greenwich 
Ainsworth  Annie  Miss,  actress  Winter  Garden,  r.  611 

Mason 
Ainsworth  Charles,  master  mariner,  r.  534  Fifteenth 
Ainsworth  Danforth  H.,  dealer  Texas  lands,  5}<J  Kear- 
ny, r.  242  Taylor 
Ainsworth  Emma  C.  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  320 

Turk 
Ainsworth  Frederick  W.,  salesman  Bonestell,  Allen  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Ainsworth  William,  watchman,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 
Aird  Donald,  blacksmith,  r.  562  Bryant 
Aird  James,  blacksmith,  r.  562  Bryant 
Aitken  Albert,  hostler,  r.  9f3  Jones 
Aitken  Albert  E.,  watchman,  r.  309  Filbert 
Aitken  Charles  H.,  market,  529  East,  r.  830  Mission 
Aitken  Edwin  J.,  r.  1511  Bioadway 
Aitken  Eugene,  clerk,  r.  1511  Broadway 
Aitken  Fannie  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1511  Broad- 
way 
Aitken  George,  expressman,  r.  532  Vallejo 
Aitken  James  (Moynihan&  Aitken)  r.  217  Devisadero 
Aitken  James,  policeman,  r.  15 M  Grand  Av 
Aitken  James  C.  (Aitken  &  Day)  r.  Oakland 
Aitken  John  R.,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  104  Seventh 
Aitken  Kate  S.  Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  r.  830  Mission 
Aitken  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1511  Broadway 
Aitken   Robert,   mining,  office  314  Montgomery,  r.  20 

Montgomery 
Aitken  Samuel,  machinist,  r.  944  Capp 
Aitken  Samuel  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  944  Capp 
Aitken  William,  driver  Newell  &  Bro.,  r.  14  Clay 
Aitken  &  Day  (J.  C.  Aitken  and  J.  E.  Day)  blacksmiths 

and  machinists,  44-46  Main 
6=?~  Aitken.     See  Aiken  and  Akin 
Ajax    Heaving  Down  Hulk  Association,  Frank  Wool- 

sey  secretary,  28  California     ■ 
Akamatsu  S.,  salesman  Ichi  Ban,  r.  2414  Washington 
Akerblad  Eva,  domestic  N  .s  Market,  bet  Sanchez  and 

Noe 
Akerblad  Joseph,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Akerly  Benjamin  M.,  clerk  Liverpool  and  London 

and  Globe  Ins.  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Akerly  Morris  K.,  bookkeeper  Oilman,  Walker  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Akerman  B.  J.,  deputy  TJ.  S.  Marshal,  r.  24  Mint  PI 
Akerman  William,  stage  manager  Theatre   Comique, 

NW  cor  Pine  and  Kearny 
Akeroyd  James,  woolsorter  J.  F.  Knox,  r.  Thorough- 
fare Hotel 
Akers  Harry,  drayman,  r.  1612  Buchanan 
Akin  William,  carpenter,  r.  1050  Howard 
A'kins  Charles  H.,  policeman,  r.  23  Glen  Park  Av 
Akmanu  William  ( Meyer  &Akmann)  r.  NE  cor  Eureka 

and  Seventeenth 
Alatiauia   Mining  Co.   (Virginia   City,  Nev.)  William 

H.  Watson  secretary,  302  Montgomery,  rooms  5-6 
Alameda  and  San  Francisco  Expi-ess,  Alfred  W.  Lind 

proptr,  331  East 
Alameda  and  San  Joaquin   Railroad  Co.,  George  H. 

Waggoner  secretary,  office  foot  Market 
Alameda  Building  and  Loan  Association,  Henry  Mohns 

Secretary,  109  California,  room  8 
Alameda  Ferry,  foot  Market 
Alameda    Frank,  laborer,  r.    SW  cor  Sansome  and 

Union 
Alameda  Mining  Co.  (Ward  District,  Nev.)  Fred.  R. 

Bunker  secretary,  420  Montgomery 
Alameda  Real  Estate  Associates,    James  E.  Damon 

manager,  436  Montgonfcry 


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Office,  33  Geary  St. 


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AND   DOMESTIC   COAL.,   41  iMarket  Street,   comer  Spear. 


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Alaska    Coiiiiiiercial  Co.,    Emanuel   Neumann 

secretary,  310  Sansome 
Alaska  Gold   and    Silver   9Iining',   Milling' 

and     Trading    Co.,    Bryan    Page    secretary, 

office  411)^  California,  rooms  9-11 
Alaska  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Alaska  Ter.)  E.  F.  Stone 

secretary,  30ii  Pine,  room  3 
Alaska  Mining  Co.  (Alaska  Ter.)  A.  Judson  secretary, 

320  Sansome,  room  52 
Alaska  Packing  and  Trading  Co.,  Benjamin 

F.  Jacobs  president,  B.  N.  Kowley  secretary,  35 

Sutter 
Alaska  Saloon,  Daiss  &  Schmitt  proprietors,  NW 

cor  Biish  and  Kearny 
Alatorre  Theophile,  pantryman  SS.  Newbern,  r.  837 

Broadway 
Alatorre  C-rulUermo  Z.,  barber,  r.  533  Kearny 
Albany  Bre-wery,    F.   Hagemann  &   Co.  proprie- 
tors, 71-75  Everett 

Albee ,  r.  731  Folsom 

Albee  Alfred,  brakeman  C.  P.  ER.,  r.  G24  Fourth 

Albee  Edmund,  sUipjoiuer,  r.  307  Third 

Albemarle   House,   Mrs.   Mary  F.    Collins  proptr,  8 

Mason  . 
Alberga  George  B.,  porter,  r.  1220  Powell 
Alberigi  Demetrio,  wood  and  coal,  315  Broadway 
Alberigi  Pieiro,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Albers  Aiigust  (Albers  &  Schmidt)  r.  Alameda 
Albers  Frederick,  bathtender  Louis  Corriveau,  r.   113 

Geary 
Albers  Henry,  laborer,  r.  9  Bryant  Av 
Albers  Herman,  teamster,  r.  Santa  Kosa  Av  bet  Cook 

and  Ferrie 
Albers  M.   &  Co.    (Marcus  Albers)  groceries  and 

liquors,  335  Fourth 
Albers  Marcus  (M.  Albers  &  Co.)  r.  3.35  Fourth 
Albers  &  Schmidt  (August  Albers  and  Henry  Schmidt) 

oyster  saloon,  50-52  California  Market 
1^"  Albers.     See  Alpers 
Albert  Henry  F.,  oysterman,  r.  325  Tehama 
Albert  John,  laborer,  r.  418  Broadway 
Albert  Lewis  (Lewis  &  Co.)  r.  613  Pine 
Albert  Lewis  I.,  stencil   cutter  F.   M.  Truworthy,  r. 

16ti  Tehama 
Alberli  F.,  musician,  r.  1020  Stockton 
Albertoli  Celestina,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  G27  Commercial 
Albertson  B.  K.,  carpent.'r,  r.  541  Minna 
Albertson  Henry,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Albertson  Joseph    A.,    physician,   office   and  r.   Ill 

Powell 
Albin  Loui^- carpenter,  r.  240  Dorland 
Albini  Venanzio,  laundryman,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Albion  Brewerv,  J.  H.  Burnell  &   Bro.  proptrs,   cor 

Ninth  Av  and  G,  South  S.   F.,   Burnell  &   Turner 

agents,  519  Sacramento 
Albion  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Eureka,  Nevada)   D. 

B.  Chisholm  secretary,  327  Pine,  rooms  6-7 
Alborelli  Antonio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
AlbraE.  F.,  Ship  Joiners  Assn,  71  New  Montgomery 
Albrate  Domenico,  boiUrmaker,  r.  4  St.  Charles  PI 
Albrecht  A.,  r.  843  Mission 
Albrecht  Albert,  r.  843  Mission 
Albrecht   August    ( Schroder,   Albrecht    &    Co. )    r. 

Oakland 
Albrecht  Charles,  cooper,  r.  14  Bryant 
Albrecht  George,  blacksmith,  r.  1  Ruahton  PI 
Albrecht  Herman  ^engineer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Albrecht  Jacob,  watchman  stmr  Onward 
Albrecht  John,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Haight  bet  Pierce 

and  Scott 
Albrecht  John,  tailor,  528  Bush 

Albrecht  Joseph  (Albrecht  &  Pollock)  r.747  Folsom 
Albrecht  R.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,   109  Tay- 
lor 
Albrecht  Rudolph,  clerk  Hawaiian  Commercial  Co., 

r.  1237  Folsom 
Albrecht  &  Pollock  (Joseph  Albrecht  and  Joseph  E. 

Pollock)  auction  house,  38  Sixth 
Albright  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  FiMmore 

and  Stciner 
Albright  Frank,   conductor  Market   St.   RR.,   r.    cor 

Turk  and  Steiner 
Albright  Julius,  milker,  r.  France  Av,  nr  Mission 
Albumen  Factory,  Falkner,  Bell  k  Co.  proptrs,  Ss 

Seventh  Av,  bet  K  and  L,  South  S.  F. 
Albutt  William,  painter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Alcaraz  George,  machinist,  r.  151H  Powell,  rear 
Alcaraz  Jacob,  peddler,  r.  1518  Powell,  rear 
Alcayaga  F.,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  Onzaba,.r.  1236  Dupont 


Alcayaga  Jose,  groceries,  522  Broadway  ,r.  520  Broadway 

Alcorn  John,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  &  Co.,  r.  206 
Powell 

Alda  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Douglas  Co.,  Nev.)  Joseph 
Nash  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  19 

Alden  Christine  Mrs.,  r.  102Natoma 

Alden  L.  D.,  r.  Coso  House 

Alden  Samuel  B.,  policeman,  r.  4  Bernard 

Alden  Samuel  B.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  4  Bernard 

Aldersey  Ellen,  widow,  r.  612  Fell 

Alderson  James,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
220  Montgomery  Av 

Alderson  F.  L. ,  bookkeeper  Huntington,  Hopkins  & 
Co.,  r.  330  Geary 

Aldred  Robert,  laborer,  r.  29  Jessie 

Aldrich  Frederick  C,  nurse  City  and  County  Alms- 
house 

Aldrich  George  A.,  student,  r.  1605  Franklin 

Aldrich  George  C,  upholsterer,  r.  308  Minna 

Aldrich  L.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  258  Clementina 

Aldrich  Louis,  attorney  jit  law,  G07  Washington, r.  1026 
Jackson 

Aldrich  Lucius,  bartender,  r.  256  Third 

Aldrich  Stuart,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1026  Jackson 

Aldrich  'William  A.,  capitalist,  314  California,  r. 
1605  Franklin 

Aldrich  William  H.,  clerk  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co.,  r.  1605 
Franklin 

Aldrich  WilUam  T.,  teamster,  r.  903  Batterj' 

Aldridge  Charles  M.,  barber  B.  Bernhard,  r.  505  Jones 

Alduk  Antonio,  .Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Alduk  Martin,  cook  Antone  Pignaz,  r.  217  Minna 

Alegre  Manuel  M.,  correspondent  Wenceslao  Loaiza 
and  translator,  r.  631 M  Green 

Alegria  Hill  Y.,  culler M.  Clayburgh&  Co.,r.  11  Hinck- 
ley 

Aleixo  Jose  F.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  r.  510 
Bush 

Alemany  Joseph  S.  Most  Rev.,  Archbishop 
of  San  Francisco,  r.  628  California 

Aleon  Henry,  r.  1211  Powell 

Alercon  Angela,  domestic  1518  Taylor 

Alers  P.  F.  Auguste,  physician,  office  and  r.  10  Ellis 

K?"Alers.     See  Ahlers 

Alesson  George,  waiter,  r.  608  3^  Fourth 

Alex  Joseph  F.,  restaurant,  1408  Stockton,  r.  644  Na- 
toma 

Alex  Joseph  H.,  compositor,  r.  644  Natoma 

Alexander  A.,  r.  710  Post 

Alexander  Abraham,  dry  goods,  802-804  Kearny,  r.  27 
South  Park 

Alexander  Abraham  E.,  salesman  A.  Alexander,  r.  27 
South  Park 

Alexander  Adolph,  merchant  tailor,  303  Stockton,  r. 
The  Windsor 

Alexander  Albert  (Alexander  Brothers)  r.  The  Bald- 
win 

Alexander  A  M.,  r.  225  Minna 

Alexander  Andrew,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Alexander  .\ndrew.  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Alexander  Archibald  M-,  clerk  Uriah  Segars,  r.  2209 
Pine 

Alexander  Benjamin,  r.  2760  Mission 

Alexander  Brothers  ( Josias  and  Albert)  grain  commis- 
sion merchants,  123  California,  room  36 

Alexander  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  522  Folsom 

Alexander  Charles,  cigars  and  tobacco,  975  Market,  r. 
500  Jessie 

Alexander  Charles  M.,  crockery  and  glassware,  207 
Fourth 

Alexander  Charles  O.,  bpokkeeper  E.  W.  Forsaitb  & 
Co..  r.  Oakland 

Alexander  C.  M.,  traveling  agent  Whittier,  Fuller  & 
Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Alexander  David,  foreman  factory  Michalitschke 
Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  513  Taylor 

Alexander  David  G.,  clerk  Welch  &  Co.,  r.  2209  Pine 

Alexander  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  6  Turk 

Alexander  Edward  L. ,  clerk  Registry  Dept  Post  Office, 
r.  634  Green 

Alexander  Edwin  C,  compositor  Morning  Call,  r.  18 
Mason 

Alexander  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  318  Ivy  Av 

Alexander  Ernst,  gasfitter,  r.  2613  Clay 

Alexander  Esther  Miss,  r.  109  O'Farrell 

Alexander  Ezekiel,  master  mariner,  r.  171354  Post 

Alexander  Flora,  widow,  r.  503  Mason 

Alexander  Frank  A.,  pressman,  r.  1053  Market 


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Alexander  Gautio,  engineer  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  468 
Sixth 

Alexander  George  W.  (Osborn  &  Alexander)  r.  2432 
Pine 

Alexander  George  W.,  traveling  agent  Frank  &  Co.,  r. 
630  Sacramento 

Alexander  H.  Mrs.,  ■widow,  r.6'25  Geary 

Alexander  Hannah  Miss,  r.  522  Folsom 

Alexander  Harry,  foreman  W.  Cohen  &  Co.,  r.  772 
Howard 

Alexander  Isaac,  shoemaker,  404  Pacific,  r.  21  Ohio 

Alexander  IsUani  E.,  carpenter  and  builder,  61G 
California 

Alexanuer  Jacob  A.,  dealer  hides,  75  Oregon,  r.  2513 
Clay 

Alexander  James,  wholesale  wood,  S  s  Berry,  nr  Third, 
r.  4343^  Sixth 

Alexander  James,  clerk  A.  I.  Hall  &  Son,  r.  772  How- 
ard 

Alexander  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet 
Sanchez  and  Noe 

Alexander  James  E.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  23  Haight 

Alexander  Jane,  widow,  r.  1017  Mason 

Alexander  Janet,  widow,  r.  2209  Pine 

Alexander  J.  B.,  r.  944  Harrison 

Alexander  John,  hostler,  r.  .'548  Bryant 

Alexander  John  E.,  bookkeeper  Richard  S.  Alexander, 
r.  23  Haight 

Alexander  Joseph,  clerk  S.  O.  Alexander  &  Co.,  r.  125 
O'Farrell 

Alexander  Joseph,  office  17-19  Sansome,  r.  1102  Van 
Ness  Av 

Alexander  Joseph,  traveling  salesman  John  S.Bow- 
man &  Co.,  r.  1)17  Green 

Alexander  Joseph  D. ,  engineer,  r.  1016  Green 

Alexander  Josias  (Alexander  Brothers)  r. London,  Eng. 

Alexander  Julius,  boxmaker,  r.  318  Ivy  Av 

Alexander  Julius,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  2760  Mission 

Alexander  Leopold,  salesman,  r.  706  Vallejo 

Alexander  Lizzie,  shirtmaker,  r.  318  Ivy  Av 

Alexander  Louis,  cigarmaker,  r.  524  Jessie 

Alexander  Michael,  assistant  bookkeeper  Lilienthal 
&  Co.,r.  706  Vallejo 

Alexander  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  117 M  Bartlett 

Alexander  Mining  Co.  (Nye  Co.,  Nev.)  A.  B.  Cooper 
secretary,  office  328  Montgomery,  room  4 

Alexander  Moses  N.,  groceries,  944  Harrison 

Alexander  Nicholas,  oyster  and  chop  house,  42  Eddy, 
r.  34  Eddy 

Alexander  Orlando,  merchandise  broker,  121 
California,  room  4,  r.  East  Oakland 

Alexander  Peter,  machinist,  r.  .566  Folsom 

Alexander  Philip,  varieties,  2760  Mission 

Alexander  Rebecca  Miss,  teacher,  r.  625  Geary 

Alexander  Rebecca,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  109  O'Far- 
rell 

Alexander  Reuben  F.,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  McClellan,bet 
Lincoln  and  Cortland  Av,  Berual  Heights 

Alexander  Richard  (Fitzsimmons  &  Alexander)  r.  49 
Everett 

Alexander  Richard  S.,  shipwright,  223  Drumm,  r.  23 
Haight. 

Alexander  Robert,  papercarrier,  r.  520  Bush 

Alexander  Robert  J.,  salesman  Eagleson  &  Co.,  r.  303 
Eddy 

Alexander  Samuel  O.  (S.  O.  Alexander  &  Co.)  r.  125 
O'Farrell 

Alexander  S.  Cameron,  with  Bank  of  British  Colum- 
bia, SE  cor  California  and  Sansome 

Alexander  Simon,  secondhand  clothing,  772  Howard 

Alexander  S.  O.  &  Co.  (Samuel  O.  Alexander  and 
Abram  Marcus)  wholesale  clothing,  2  Battery 

Alexander  Theodore,  clerk,  r.  2100  Pine 

Alexander  Tina,  widow,  r.  223  Austin 

Alexander  Wallace,  r.  1016  Green 

Alexander  William,  clerk  John  H.  Sayre,  r.  2209  Pine 

Alexander  William  Rev.  D.  D.,  professor  church  his- 
tory. Theological  Seminary,  121  Haight 

Alexander  William  F.,  painter,  r.  SE  cor  Vallejo  and 
Gough     ■ 

Alexander  William  H.,  porter  Colman  Bros.,  r.  919 
Pacific 

Alexander  William  T.,  r.  476  Jessie 

Alexandrine  Julie,  widow,  r.  1601  Dupont 

Alexon  R:ichel  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  704^  Mission 

Alferitz  Peter  (Dellepiaue  &  Co.)  and  groceries  and 
liquors,  521  Montgomery  Av,  r.  620  Green 

Alfred  Frank,  clerk  City  Argns,  r.  3  Boston  PI 

Alfred  John  N.,  comi)()sitor,  r.  22  Natoma 

Alfred  J.  W.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  617  Mission 


Alfred  Rose,  widow,  r.  3  Boston  PI 

Alfred  William,  drayman  Cutter  &  Co.,  r.  814  Harrison 

Alfs  Louisa,  domestic  1130  Eddy 

Alfs  William  (Naber,  Alfs  &  Brune)  r.  110  Lily  Av 

Algeo  Charles,  tanner,  r.  SE  cor  Army  and  Howard 

Algeo  James,  shoemaker,  r.  1019  Market 

.\lgren  John,  carpenter,  r.  817  Jessie  ' 

Algren  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Alhauibra  Building,  319  Bush 

AJhambra  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)  R.  Wegener 
secretary,  414  California 

Alimbau  Jose,  cigarmaker,  r.  1030  Kearny 

Alison  Charles,  port  captain  John  Rosenfeld,  r.  210 
Seventh 

Alison  Charles  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  212  Seventh 

Alison  Charles  N.,  brassfinisher,  r.  138  Fremont 

Alison  Rufus  B.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  210 
Seventh 

Alison.     See  Allison 

Alkron  Charles,  baker,  r.  3  Chatham  PI 

Alt  us  Emil,  boots  and  shoes,  26  Fourth,  r.  The  Wind- 
sor 

All  Saints  Episcopal  Church,  Rev.  William  F.  Morri- 
son rector,  NE  cor  Eddy  and  Polk 

Allabaugh  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  122  Geary 

Allan  Elias,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 

Allan  James,  cooper,  r.  909  Brj-ant 

Allan  Miles,  laborer,  r.  521  Howard 

Allan  P.  Macdonald,  physician,  office  and  r.  55  Second 

Allan  Robert,  musician,  r.  113  Polk 

Allan  Robert  I.,  cooper,  r.  909  Bryant 

Alland  Robert,  cook  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla,  r. 
.538  Pacific 

Allard  James,  laborer,  r.  2  Card  Alley 

AUardt  George  F.,  civil  engineer,  418  California,  room 
5,  r.  Oakland 

AUardyce  Alexander,  stationery,  1239  Folsom 

AUari  Joseph,  delicacies,  55-56  California  Market,  r. 
417  Mason 

AUari  Louis  G.,  butcher,  r.  417  Mason 

AUari  Mary  Miss,  operator  Pacific  Bell  Telephone  Co., 
r.  787  Stevenson 

AUchin  Charles,  teamster  Rider,  Somers  &  Co.,  r .  Ship- 
ley, nr  Sixth 

AUdack  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  wood  and  coal, 
SW  cor  Devisadero  and  Bush,  and  hay  and  grain, 
2611  Bush,  r.  2617  Bush 

AUee  Daniel,  clerk,  r.  735  McAllister 

AUegretti  Ignazio,  confectioner,  SW  cor  Sutter  and 
Powell,  r.  505  Powell 

Alleniannia  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (Pittsburg) 
William  G.  Elliott  agent,  440  California 

Allen ,  woodcarver,  r.  634  Howard 

Allen  A.,  pantryman,  r.  227  O'Farrell 

Allen  Abner,  r.  International  Hotel 

Allen  A.  D.,  miner,  r.  906  McAllister 

Allen  Addison  F.,  salesman  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  416 
O'Farrell 

Allen  Albert  J.,  superintendent  stables  Market  St. 
RR.,  r.  446  Sixteenth 

Allen  Albert  W.,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Allen  Alexander  F.,  watchman,  r.  514  Shotwell 

Allen  Alonzo  W.,  patternmaker,  r.  675  Mission 

Allen  August  C,  laborer  Custom  House,  r.  116  Shot- 
well 

Allen  Augusta  Miss,  r.  8  Mason 

Allen  Bennett  G.  (Wing  &  Allen)  r.  2313  California 

Allen  Carrie  M.,  widow,  r.  630 3ii  Myina 

Alien  Cecelia  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  921  Natoma 

Allen  C.  F.,  mining,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Allen  Charles,  r.  1U9  Powell 

Allen  Charles,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Allen  Charles,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Allen  Cliarles  D.  (Bonestell,  Allen  &  Co.)  r.  2500 
Washington 

Allen  Charles  E.  (Allen  &  Fassett)  r.  Oakland 

Allen  Charles  E.,  laborer,  r.  2126  Broderick 

Alien  Charles  H.,  r.  702  Natoma 

Allen  Charles  H.,  compositor,  r.  036  Commercial 

Aileii  Cliarles  R.,  agent  Pittsburg  Coal  Mining 
Co.  and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  coal,  118-120  Beale, 
r.  Oakland 

Allen  Charles  W.,  engineer,  r.  43  Second 

Allen  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  141  Fifth 

Allen  Daniel  B.,  cabinetmaker  Becker  &  Dillman,  r. 
456  Jessie 

Allen  David,  carpenter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Allen  David  H.  (Allen,  McGary  &  Co.)  r.  1431  Steiner 

.■VUen  Declan,  blacksmith,  r.  3J<;  Larkin 

Allen  D.  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  227  O'Farrell 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  of  FINE  JEWELRY  in  all  its 
branches.  119  MONTGOMERY  ST. 


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Allen  Edgar  L. ,  secretary  Redwood  Mnfrs  .\ssn,  18 

Market,  rooms  1-2,  r.  1018  J^  Larkin 
Allen  Edward,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  625  Davis 
Allen  Edward,  sawmaker,  r.  1207  Montgomery 
Allen  Edward,  waiter,  r.  517  Sacramento 
Allen  Edward  O.  H.,  surgeon  P.  M.  SS.  Eio  de  Janeiro 
Allen  Edward,  S.  J.,  student  St.  Ignatius  College,  214 

Hayes 
Allen   £d\vard   T. ,    manufacturers   agent,   hard- 
ware, cutlery  and  firearms,  416  Market,  r.  Grand 
Hotel 
Allen  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  921  Xatoma 
Allen  Elizabeth  P.,  shirtmaker,  r.  806}^  Valencia 
Allen  Ella  J.  Mi-s.,  instructress  Mark  Shelaon 
Allen  Emma  Mrs.,  jauitress  Clement  Grammar  School, 

r.  633  Geary 
Allen  E.  S.  Mrs.,  boarding,  122  Taylor 
Allen  Ethan,  tinsmith,  r.  550  Mission,  rear 
Allen  Frances  Mrs.,  bakery,  2926  Sixteenth 
Allen  Frank  F.,  liquor  saloon,  720  Pacific 
Allen  Frank  H.  (Allen,  Tuggle  &  Co.)  t.  614  Mason 
Allen  Fred  E.,  salesman,  r.  2224  Howard 
Allen  Frederick  M.,  clerk  Portland  Lodging  House, 

807  Kearny 
Allen  George,  r.  410  Pacific 

Allen  George,  S.  F.  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Allen  George  B.,  r.  1105  Van  Ness  Av 
Allen  George  S.  (W.  R.  Allen  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Allen  George  W.,  coffee  operator  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r. 

1706  Fillmore 
Allen  George  W.,  molder,  r.  50  Seventh 
Allen  G.  W.  Mrs.,  bakery,  50  Seventh 
Allen  Harry,  barber,  r.  427  Stevenson,  rear 
Allen  Harry  E.,  seaman,  r.   SW  cor  Cambridge  and 

Bacon 
Allen  Henry  A.,  copyist,  r.  Revere  House 
Allen  Henry  F.,  salesman  Allen  &  Lewis,  r.  31  Essex 
Allen  Henry  M.,  r.  321  Eddy 
Allen  H.  H.,  mining,  office  318  Pine,  rooms  16-17, 

r.  Arcade  House 
Allen  H.  H.  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  806  J^  Valencia 
Allen  Isaac,  compositor,  r.  36  Gearv 
Allen  Hugh,  florist,  930-934  McAllister 
Allen  Isaac  P.,  exchange  and  bullion  teller  Bank  of 

California,  r.  1010  Bush 
Allen  Isaac  P.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  126  Perry 
Allen  Isaac  S.,  r.  1028  Pine 
Allen  J.,  musician,  r.  215  Post 
Allen  James,  carriagepainter,  r.  3H  Larkin 
Allen  James,  engineer,  r.  18  Ridley 
Allen  James,  expressman,  NE  cor  Polk  and  Clay,  r. 

1918  Pacific  Av 
Allen  James,  laborer,  r.  125  Clinton 
Allen  James,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Allen  James,  merchant,  r.  728  Bay 
Allen  James,  tailor,  912  Folsom,  rear 
Allen  James  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1055  Mission 
Allen  James  A.,  hostler,  r.  26  Turk 
Allen  James  B.,  printer,  r.  5  Cleaveland 
Allen  James  D.,  salesman  George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r.  502 

.Washington 
Allen  James  G.,  master  mariner,  r.  230  Webster 
Allen  James  M.,  laborer,  r.  415  Stevenson 
Allen  James  M.,  presiding  judge  Superior  Court, 
dept  No.  3,  chambers  43  Montgomery  Block,  r.  N 
s  Vallejo,  nr  Buchanan 
Allen  James  W.,  porter  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,r.  2607  Clay 
Allen  Jane,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
Allen  J.  J.,  miner,  r.  906  McAllister 
Allen  J.  M.,  r.  SE  cor  Green  and  Buchanan 
Allen  John,  r,  1207  Montgomery 
Allen  John,  r.  24  First  Av 
Allen  John,  cook,  r.  36  Clay 
Allen  John,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Allen  John,  drayman,  r.  1133  }<;  Howard 
Allen  John,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RU.,  r.  829  Folsom 
Allen  John,  iron  worker,  r.  234  Fourth 
Allen  John,  laborer  Pac.  Rollin-j;  Mills 
Allen  John,  shoefitter,  r.  527  Mission 
Allen  John,  showcasemaker,  r.  845  Howard 
Allen  John,  steward  schr  Excelsior 
Allen  John,  tailor,  r.  1315  Broadway 
Allen  John,  teacher  music,  r.  819  Howard 
Allen  John  de  W.,  clerk  Allen  &  Lewis,  r.  570  Harri- 
son 
Allen  John  G.,  official  shorthand   reporter  Supe- 
rior Court,  dept  No.  3,  636  Clay,  r.  9  Valparaiso 
Allen  John  H.,  r.  SE  cor  Perry  and  Fourth 
Allen  John  W.,  foreman  Clayburgh  &  Brandenstein, 
r.  12  O'Farrell  Alley 


Allen  Joseph  A.,  produce  commission  merchant,  231 

Washington,  r.  075  Mission 
Allen  J.  P.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Allen  Lizzie,  widow.  Kindergarten,  2224  Howard 
Allen  Lorenzo  D.,  coal  dealer,  422  Montgomery,  r.  2313 

California 
Allen  Lorenzo  H.,  oyster  dealer,  r.  8  Alaska  PI 
Allen  Lucius  H.  (Allen  &  Lewis)  r.  570  Harrison 
Allen  Lumber  S.,  shipwright,  r.  .524  Bush 
Allen  Lumber  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  524  Bush 
Allen  Jl.,  laborer,  r.  Elcho  House 
Allen  Mamie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  550  Miesion,  rear 
Allen  Mary  A.,  domestic  2204  Pine 
Allen  Marj-  E.,  widow,  r.  2.520  Bush 
Allen  Mary  G.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  238  Kearny 
Allen,  McGary  &;  Co.    (David  H.  Allen  and   Edward 

McGary    Jr.)    importers    and    wholesale    liquor 

dealers,  322-324  Front 
Allen  M.  G.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  208  Ellis 
Allen  Michael,  r.  458  Natoma 
AUeij  Michael,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Greenwich  and 

Lyon 
Allen  Myles,  laborer,  r.  521  Howard 
Allen  X.,  laborer,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Allen  Norma  E.  Miss,  r.  630}^  Minna 
Allen  Oliver  P.,  collector  Howard  St.  Wharf,  No.  2,  r. 

1855  Stevenson 
Allen  Patrick,  carpenter,  r<;  512  Mission 
Allen  Rachel  Mrs.,  r.  845  Howard 
Allen  Reece  B.,  collector  Sherman,  Clav  &  Co.,  r.  2607 

Clay 
Allen  R.  D.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r.  314 

Bush 
Allen  Richard,  laborer,  r.  121  Folsom 
Allen  Richard,  twister  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co.,  r.  231 

Stevenson 
Allen  Richard  J.,  tinroofer,  r.  234  Fourth 
Allen  Richard  K.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  646 

Market 
Allen  Robert,  printer,  r.  1419  Hyde 
Allen  Samuel  J.,  bookkeeper  Frank  Barnard  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Allen    Stephen,    Jour.    Shipwrights'  Assn,    71   New 

Montgomery 
Allen  Susan  K.,  widow,  r.  935  Howard 
Allen  Theodore  H.  (Allen  &  Young;  r.  712  Greenwich 
Allen  Thomas,  r.  221  Clara 
Allen  Thomas,  plumber,  and  extraman    Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  865  J^  Market 
Allen   Thomas  J.,  freight  clerk  P.   M.   SS.   Co.,  202 

Market,  r.  Oakland 
Allen  Thomas  S.,  shipwright,  r.  208  Eighteenth 
Allen,  Tuggle  <&  Co.   (Frank  H.  Allen  and  Sam- 
uel P.  Tuggle)  hardwood  lumber  and  wagon  ma- 
terial, 18-20  Spear 
Allen  Walter  H.,  physician,  r.  931  Market 
Allen  W.  C,  traveling  agent,  r.  Br  joklyn  Hotel 
Allen  William,  r.  104  Taylor 
Allen  William,  chief  engineer  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belglc,  r. 

22  Silver 
Allen  William,  cook,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Allen  William,  expfessman,  r.  2213  Pine 
Allen  William,  messenger  Cal.  District  Tel.  Co. 
Allen  William,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Allen  William  A..,  salesman  William  T.   Garratt,  r. 

2228  Howard 
Allen  William  B.,  journalist  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  534 

Bush 
Allen  William  C,  clerk,  r.  313  Leavenworth 
Allen  William  F.,  clferk  Clifl'  House 
.4.11en*  William  G.,  manager  The  American   Protective 

and  Collection  Agency,  214  Sansome,  rooms  25-26, 

r.  17  South  Park 
Allen  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  85  Montgomery 

Block,  r.  313  Leavenworth 
Allen  William  H.,  mining  secretary,  306  Pine,  room  9, 

r.  2735  Pine 
Allen  William  H.,  carpenter  Street  Dept,  r.  1021)^ 

Market 
Allen  William  J.,  r.  24  First  Av 
Allen  William  R.  (W.  R.  Allen  &  Co.)  r.  513  Webster 

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R.  ain<l  George  S.  Allen)  importers  iron 
pipe  and  plumbers'  materials,  337-3!J9 
Market 

Allen  k  Fassett  (Charles  E.  Allen   and  N.  C.  Fassett) 
commission  merchants,  330  Pine,  room  7 


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Allen  &  Lewis   (Lucius  H.  Allen  and  C.  H.  Lewis) 

commission  merchants,  202  California 
Allen   &   Young   (Theodore  H.   Allen    and   Thomas 

Young)  stevedores,  102G  Battery 
B^ Allen.    See  Allan 
Allenberg  Charles,  mining  secretary,  630  Brannan,  r. 

309  Hyde 
Allenberg  Leopold,  bookkeeper  C.  H.  Meyer  &  Bros. , 

r.  309  Hyde 
AUendorf  Henry,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 
Alley  Henry  L.,  insurance  broker,  219  Sansome,  r.  910 

Buchanan 
Alley  John,  deckhand  stmr  Modoc,  r.  3  Clay 
Alley  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  862  Mission 
Alley  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  862  Mission 
Alley  Mary  IVIrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  862  Mission 
Alley  ObedF.,  bookkeeper  David  Bush,  r.  910  Bu- 
chanan 
Alley  William  H.,  rigger,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  nr  San- 
some 
8S"Alley.    See  Allee 
Allgern  Justus,  cook,  r.  2623  Sutter 
Alliance  Marine  Assurance  Co.   (of  London) 

Parrott  &  Co.  agents,  306  California 
Allig   George,    milker,    r.  SW  cor    Cambridge    and 

Bacon 
Alllg  John,  farmer,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Ailing  Brothers  &  Co. ,  manufacturing  jewelers, 

(New  York)  Phelps  &,  Miller  agents,  120  Sutter, 

room  1 
Alllone  Frank,  restaurant  and  oysters,  87-88  Centre 

Market,  r.  23  Stockton  PI 
Allis  William,  clerk,  r.  St.  George  Hotel 
Allison  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Allison  Charles,  r.  129  Third 
Allison  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  620  Fourth 
Allison  David  E.  (Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co.)  r.  Grand 

Hotel 
Allison  D.  E.,  r.  720  California 

Allison  Duncan  D.,  clerk  American-Russian   Commer- 
cial Co.,  r.  718  Battery 
Allison  Edwin  C,  r.  2554  Greenwich 
Allison  Emma  Miss,  copyist  V.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

Office,  r.  1019  Folsom 
Allison  Frank  J.,  salesman  Louis  Braverman  &  Co., 

r.  601  Stockton 
Allison  H.  H.,  carpehter,  r.  13  Powell 
Allison  Jennie  R.,  domestic  222  Eddy 
Allison  John  C,  compositor,  r.  720  California 
Allison  Josiah  E., bookkeeper,  r.  215  Kearny 
Allison  Lizzie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1107  Stockton 
Allison  R.  B.,r.  60  Ellis 
Allison  Thomas  R.,  bookkeeper  Mutual  Ice  Co.,  r.  718 

Battery 
B^Allison.    See  Alison 
AUkire  Samuel  H.,  collector,  r.  238  Kearny 
Allman  George,  day  Inspector  Custom  House,  r.  120 

Turk 
Allman  Honora  Mrs.,  restaurant,  272  Brannan 
Allman  Miles,  trackman  Sutter  St.   RR.,   r.  35  Aiis- 

tin 
Allman  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  427  M  Clementina 
Allmann  William,  waiter  City  and  County  Hospital 
Allmayer  Mark,  paperhauger,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  ;i,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
AUmond  Catherine,  r.  418  Sutter 
Alloy  George,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Allseits  Wilhelniina  Mrs.,  r.  22  Ratisch,  rear 
AUsopp  James  P.  C,  with  Bancroft  Library,  r.  G  Rou- 

dell  PI 
8£?"Allsupp.    See  Alsop 
Allwood  Henry,  woodcarver,  S  s  Bryant,  bet  Fifth 

and   Sixth,   r.  Thirtieth  Av,  bet  I   and  J,  South 

S.  F. 
Allyne  John  W.  (Allyne   &  White)  r.  NW  cor  Gough 

and  Green 
Allyne  «.t  IVliite  (John  W.  Allyne  and  William  H. 

White)  importers  and  jobbers  oils,  paints,  lamps, 

etc.,   112-114   Front,  and  proprietors  Pacific   Oil 

Works,  cor  Chesstuut  and  Taylor 
Alma  Caspar,  cotVco  saloon,  304  Dupont 
Almada  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  21  Soiitli  Park 
Almaden  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Santa  Clara  Co.)  J. 

F.  Mahonoy  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  10 
Almedee  Josei)b,  fisherman,  r.  221  Pacific 
Almeida  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  15  Merchant 
Almon   D.  &  Co.  (David  Almon  and  William  C.  Her- 
bert) coopers,  38  Commercial 
Almon  David  (D.  Almon  &  Co.)  r.  137M  Dore 
Almon  William,  teamster,  r.  137  J^  Dore 


Alius  Honse  (City  and  County)  San  Miguel  or   Mis- 
sion Ocean  House  Road,  4  miles  from  new  City 

Hall 
Almy  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  20  J^  Fifth 
Alonso  Jose,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Alper  John,  laborer,  r.  418  Broadway 
Alpers  Charles,   mnfr  neats  foot  and  other  oils,  cor 

Fifth  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F.,  r.  SW  cor  Grove  and 

Buchanan 
Alpers  Charles  W.,  musician,  r.  1618  Powell 
Alperg  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.   SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Battery 
Alpers  John,  leader  orchestra  Adelphi  Theatre,  r.  124 

Eighth 
Alijers  Matilda  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  124  Eighth 
Alpers  Peter,  porter  Deming,  Palmer   &   Co.,  r.   819 

Filbert,  rear 
(E^Alpers.     SeeAlbers 
Alpha  Consolidated  Mining  Co.      (Gold  Hill,  Nev.) 

William  Willis  secretary,  29  Nevada  Block 
Alpha   Hydraulic  Gravel    Mining    Co.    (Nevada    Co., 

Gal.)  James  Ireland  secretary,  216  Sansome 
Alphonse  Jean  B.,  printer,  r.  1  August  Alley 
Alrich  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  St.  George  Hotel 
Alsbera'  Sigmund,  mining,  r.  1009  Broadway 
Alsop  John  S.,   umbrella  maker,   341   Bush,   r.   615 

Pine 
<!^Alsoi3.    See  Allsopp 
Alstrin  Frank  R.,  machinist,  r.  234  Perry 
Alt  Bernard,  porter  Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co.   r.  604 

Vallejo 
Alt  Christopher,  shoemaker,  608  Vallejo,  r.  604  Vallejo 
Alt  Joseph,  clerk  Feigenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  604  Vallejo 
Alta   Califoi-nia    (daily   and    weekly)     Frederick 

MacCrellish  &  Co.  proprietors,  52",i  California 
Alta  California  Almanac    (annual)    Frederick 

MacCrellish  &;  Co.  proprietors,  .52;i  California 
Alta  California  Building'.  529  California 
Alta  Silver   Mining  Co.    (Gold   Hill,   Nev.)    William 

H.  Watson  secretary,  302  Montgomery,  rooms  5-6 
Alta  Job   Printing    Office,   William  A.   Wood- 
ward &  Co.  proprietors,  529  California 
Alta  Soap  Co.  (William  A.   Engwer  and  Samuel  Wein- 

traab)  mufrs  toilet  and    laundry   soaps,  109-111 

Oregon 
Altemus  John,  bakery,  SE  cor  Columbia  and  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Altenberg  A.  H.  L.,  cutter   Charles  Mayer,  r.  Alameda 
Altenburg  Charles,  dishwasher,  r.  515  Sacramento 
Alteudorf  Julian,  cutler,  polisher  and    grinder,   32 

Fremont,  r.  Oakland 
Altfield  Abel,  merchant,  r.  522 'j  Natoma 
Althamer  Henry,  bookkeejier  Humboldt  Brewery,  r. 

1839  Mission 
Althauseu  John,  bartender,  r.  1024  Pacific 
Altherr  Adolph,  baker,  r.  11  Harrison  Av 
Althof  Brothers  (Theodore  and  Ernest)   proptrs   Bay 

Oyster  House,  626  Market 
Althof  Ernest  (Althof  Brothers)  r.  626  Market 
Althof  Herman  (Althof  &  Bahls)  r.  Oakland 
Althof  Theodore  (Althof  Brothers)  r.  1029  Valencia 
Althof  &   Bahls   (Herman   Althof    and    John    F.W. 

Bahls)    bookbinders  and  paper  rulers,  329   San- 
some 
Altman  Charles  S.,  tinsmith,  r.  263  Clara 
Altman  Emma  Miss,  r.  263  Clara 
Altman  Louis,  house  painter,  r.  263  Clara 
Altman  Sigmund  L.,  cigarmaker,  r.  448M  Jessie 
Altman  Theresa,  widow,  r.  263  Clara 
Altir.auu  Franz,  cooper,  r.  735  Brannan 
Altmann  Jacob,  tailor,  1026  Sutter 
Altmanu  John  E.,  tailor,  r.  110  William 
Altmann  Joseph,  r.  60oPine 
Altmann  Otto,  ironmolder,  r.  1039  Fulton 
Altmark  Louis,  salesman   Rosenthal,  Feder  &Co.,  r. 

202  Van  Ness  Av 
Altmark  Solomon,  merchant,  r.  1416  Washington 
Altmayer  Aaron,  bookkeeper  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co., 

r.  435  Golden  Gate  Av 
Altmayer  Abraham,  manager  Cahn,  Nickelsburg   & 

Co.,  r.  823  Turk 
Alton  Francis  C,  clerk,  r.  1211  Powell 
Alton  Louis,  lather,  r.  210  Minna 
Altoona  Quicksilver  Mining   Co.    (Trinity  Co.,  Cal.) 

Charles  Allenberg  secretary,  oflice  630  Brannan 
Altreuter  Emma,  housekeeper  Interuational  Hotel 
Altreuter  William,  steward  Interuational  Hotel 
Altschul  Charles,   exchange   teller   Lazard   Freres,  r, 

2517  Sutter 
Altschul  Leopold  (Altschul,  Seller  &  Co.)  r.  1205  Bush 


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Altschul  Ludwig,  capitalist,  office  321  Clay,  r.  2517 

Sutter 
Altschul   Richard,  bookkeeper  Eahn  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

2517  Sutter 
Altschul,  Seller  &  Co.  (Leopold  Altschul  and  Samuel 
Seller)    wholesale  crockery,  glassware,  etc.,  119 
Battery 
Altshuler  Amelia  Mies,  teacher  music,  r.  2937  Six- 
teenth 
AltshulerH.  Mrs.,  milliner,  2837  Sixteenth,  r.  2937 

Sixteenth 
Altshuler  L.  &  Son  (Levi  and  Samuel)  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,    025   Montgomery,    and  clothing  and 
furnishing  goods,  505  Montgomery 
Altshuler  Levi  (L.  Altshuler  &  Son)  r.   2937  Sixteenth 
Altshuler  Samuel  (L.  Altshuler  &   Son)   r.  2937  Six- 
teenth 
Altube  Bernardo,  cattle  dealer,  r.  1.316  Powell 
Altvater  Francis,  salesman  A.   J.   Plate  &  Co.,  r.  1033 

Twenty-fourth    •■ 
Altwater  David,  engineer  Martensteln  &  Deming,  r. 

Oakland 
Alva  Miguel,  porter,  r.  029  Washington 
Alvarado  Alice  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  5  Prospect  PI 
Alvarado  Dolores,  widow,  r.  5}i  Prospect  PI 
Alvarado  Pasqual,  widow,  r.  5  Prospect  PI 
Alvarez  Antonio,  seaman,  r.  721  J<;  Broadway,  rear 
Alvarez  Augustin,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Alvarez  Francisco,  cigarmaker  G.  Perazzo,  r.  539  Val- 

lejo 
Alvarez  Henry,  harnessmaker,  r.  13  J^  John 
Alvarez  Henry,  machinist,  r.  54  First 
Alvarez  Jacinta,  widow,  r.  539  Vallejo 
Alvarez  .Joseph,  with  Charles  Nelson,  r.  15  Adelaide  PI 
Alvarez  Maria  Mrs.,  r.  911  Broadway 
Alvarez  Natividad,  shirtmaker,  r.  413  Union 
Alvarez-y-Parra«Tose,  journalist,  r.  056  Folsom 
Alversou  Blake  Mrs. ,  r.  307  Leavenworth 
Alverson  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  616  Jessie 
Alverson  D.  W.,  inachinist,  r.  307  Leavenworth 
Alverson  Stephen  H  ,  blacksmith,  r.  616  Jessie 
Alves  Domingo,  clerk,  r.  15  Merchant 
Alves  Frederick,  teamster,  r.  442 5<!  Brannan 
AlVes  Jose  A.,    Portuguese   Pro.   and   Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Alves  Manoel  (Alves  &  Marshall)  r.  15  Merchant 
Alves  &  Marshall  (Manoel  Alves  and  Marceleno  Mar- 
shall) produce  commission  merchants,  417  Davis 
Alvey  Charles  W.,  plumber,  gaslitter  and  asphaltum 

worker,  24  Montgomery  Av.,  r.  1813  Stocktun 
Alvin  Gail,  tobacco  worker,  r.  512  Fourth 
Alviso  Adelo,  SiJanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Alviso  Cresanto,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Alviso  John,  vaquero,  r.  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 

South  S.  F. 
Alviso  Valentine,  entry  clerk  Naval  Office,  Custom 

House,  r.  Oakland 
Alvord  Frauk,  carpenter,  r.  1219  Pacific 
Alvord  Henry  H. ,  r.  564  Folsom 
Alvord  Mary  J. ,  fancy  goods,  1219  Pacific 
Alvord  'William,  president  Pacific  Eolllng  Mill 
Co.,  office  202  Market,  and  president  Bank  of  Cali- 
fornia. NW  cor  California  and  Sansome,  and  S.  F. 
Park  Commissioner,  r.  564  Folsom 
Alvord  William  M.,  paymaster  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

846  Mission 
Alvorelli  Antonio,  upholsterer,  r.  915  Sacramento,  rear 
Alzamora  Chris.,  longshoreman,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Amador  Canal  and  Mining  Co.  (Amador  Co.,  Cal.)  E. 

N.  Van  Brunt  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  6 
Amador  Pacific  Gold  Mining  Co.   (Amador  Co.,  Cal.) 

office  224  California 
Amador  Reduction  Works    (Amador  Co.,  Cal.)    C.  J. 

Garland  agent,  528  California,  room  0 
Amador  Tunnel,  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Amador  Co., 
Cal.)  A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
Amante  Salvator,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Amaral  Frank,  hostler,  r.  9  Washington 
Amark  Barbado,  widow,  r.  408  Twenty-second 
Amarum  Moritz,  notions,  517  Washington,  r.  823  Mis- 
sion 
Amau  Francisco,  printer,  r.  531  Vallejo 
Amau  Frank  A.,  salesman  Dufl'ey  &  Lewis,  r.  531  Val- 
lejo 
Amazon  Distilling  Co.  (Covington,  Ky. )  Oberfelder 

Bros.  &  Co.  agents,  121  California 
Amazon   Fire  Insurance  Co.    (Cincinnati,   O.) 

Andrew  D.  Smith  agent,  310  California 
Ambert  Andrew,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Bouita,  r.  2  Vallejo 


Ambler  Benjamin,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  2108 

Larkin 
Ambler  Stephen  ff.,  miner,  r.  210  Sansome 
Ambrose  Antone,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Sansome,  nr  Union 
Ambrose  Edward,  stage  manager  Baldwin  Theatre,  r. 

36  Russ 
Ambrose  James  (Ambrose  &  Horan)  r.  540  Birch  Av 
Ambrose  John,  carpenter,  r.  1227  Lombard 
Ambrose  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  1118  Kearny 
Ambrose  N.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  7  Stockton 
Ambrose  Samuel,  miner,  r.  903  Twenty-second 
Ambrose  Stephen,  hogranch,  S  s  Wolsey,  nr  Univer- 
sity Mound  College 
Ambrose  Thomas,  sheepraiser,  r.  771  Mission 
Ambrose  William  F.,  horseshoer,  r.  540  Birch  Av 
Ambrose  &  Horan  (James  Ambrose  and  J.  J.  Horsn) 

poultry  and  game,  78-79  Centre  Market 
Ambrosio  Jose,  fisherman,  r.  13  Hinckley 
Ambrosio  Natale,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  1137  Harrison 
Ambroy  Andrew,  cook  Alexander  W.  Wilson 
Amedee  Camillo  E.,  agent  Hurrell's  Hayward  Express, 

106  Davjs,  r.  409  Post 
Amedee  Peter,  porter  Belloc  &  Co.,  r.  409  Post 
Amelia  Joseph,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Amelung  Julius  C . ,  provision  broker,  406  Commercial, 

r.  7Js  Dikeman  PI 
Amend  Charles,  porter,  r.  1413  Dupont 
American  Bar«fain  Co.    (Lobe,  Salinger  &  Co.) 
commission  fancy  goods  and  notions,  515  Market 
American  Central  Insurance  Co.  (of  St.  Louis) 

Harvey  W.  Snow  general  agent,  319  California 
American  Colony  (Los  Angeles,  Cal.)  W.  H.  Martin 

general  agent,  20  Merchants'  Exchange 
American    District    Telegraph    Co.,  John   I. 
Sabin  superiutindeut.     Main  office  222  Sansome  ; 
branch  offices  205  Sutter,  s;!3  Sutter,  961  Mission, 
cor  California  and  Fillmore,  cor  Hayes  and  La- 
guna,  C.  P.  RR.  Building  cor  Fourth  and  Town- 
send,  cor  Union  and  Powell,  NE  cor  Mission  and 
Twentieth,   Market-St.  Ferry,  and  cor  Kentucky 
and  First  Av,  South  S.  F. 
American  Druids'  Journal,  Daniel  Brown  pub- 
lisher, 644  Market 
American  Driven  Trell  Water  Supply  Co., 
George  Babcock  general  ageilt,  40  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
American  Eagle  Association   (co-operative  life  insur- 
ance) A.W.  Burrell  president,  M.   C.  TMelmann 
secretary,  office  123  California 
American  ExcUange  Hotel,  Montgomery  Broth- 
ers proprietors,  319-323  Sansome 
American   Fire   Insurance  Co.    (of    Philadel- 
phia) Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  &  Co.  general  agents, 
313  California 
American  Flag  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Lincoln  Co., 
Nev.)    George  K.  Spinney    secretary,    310   Pine, 
room  44 
American  Fur  and  Seal  Skin  Coloring  Co.,  Adolph 

Miiller  suijerintendent,  27  Ellis 
American    Grape    Sugar   Co.    (Buffalo,  N.  Y.) 

Willis  J.  Currier  agent,  205  Fr(int 
American  Hall,  NW  cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
American  Home  Missionary  Society,  Rev.  J.  H.  War- 
ren   D.   D.  superintendent,  7    Montgomery    Av, 
room  23 
American  House,  Mrs.  Mary  Creighton  proptr,  81  Na- 

toma 
American    Iiegion    of    Honor,  Abbie  E.  Wood 

grand  secretary,  office  32  O'Farrell 
American   Lloyd's    Register  American    and  Foreign 

Shipping.  .Samuel  P.  Wells  agent,  416  California 
American  Merca  utile  Union,  Edward  B.Thomp- 
son manager,  70  Montgomery  Blo'ck 
American  Metric  Bureftu  (Boston,  Mass.)  A.  H.  Mac- 

Ewen  agent,  108  Leidesdortt' 
American  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)  Mark  E.  Sper- 
ling secretary,  309  California,  room  14 
American  Miuing  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  John  E.  Ma- 
son secretary,  306  Pine,  room  6 
American    Morocco    Case    Co.    (New  York)    Antonio 

Muhs  agent,  208  Sutter 
American  Pipe  Co.,  Calvert  Meade  secretary,  office  324 
Pine,  room  8,  factory  SE  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Min- 
nesota 
American   Protective  and   Collecting  Agency    (The) 
W.  G.  Allen  manager,  C.  W.  Crusoe  secretary,  2li 
Sausume,  rooms  25-26 
American  Protestant  Association  Hall,  713  Mission 
American-Russian    Commercial    Co.,    Charles   Baum 
president,  718  Battery 


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American    Salt  Co.,  L.N.Webber  manager,  217 

Sacramento,  factory  27-31  Main 
American  Samson ,  physician,  office  \0o  Kearny,  rooms 

18-19,  r.  1506  Howard 
American   Sa^v  Co.,W.  J.  Tucker  manager,  24^ 

Spear 
American  Sewing  Machine  Co.  (Philadelphia)  A.  A. 

Fisher  agent,  1321  Ellis 
American  Steamship  Co.,  Joseph  B.  Kirkland  agent, 

116  Montgomery 
American  Sugar  Refinery,  George  A.  Low  presi- 
dent, E.  L.  G.  Steele  treasurer,  refinery  SW  cor 

Union  and  Battery,  office  208  California 
American  Sunday  Scliool  Union,  Key.  Fred- 
eric E.  Shearer  agent,  757  Market 
American  TacU  Co.  (Fairhaven,  Mass.)  Richards 

&  Snow  agents,  408  Market 
American    Tract    Society,    Rev.    Frederic    E. 

Shearer  secretary,  757  Market 
American  Type  Foundry,  510  Clay 
Amerige  George  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  Brunswick  House 
Amerman  Charles  F.,  messenger  melter  ^nd  refiner's 

dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Ames  Almou,   foreman    Pacific    Iron  Works,   r.   715 

Howard 
Ames  Benjamin  F.,  teamster,  r.  541  Stevenson,  rear 
Ames  Charles  E.,  printer,  r.  541  Stevenson,  rear 
Ames  Fisher,  attorney  at  law,   607   Kearny,  r.  1222 

Pine 
Ames  Frank  B.,  painter  John  L.  Cahill,  209  Post 
Ames  Frank  H.,  clerk  Newton  Bros,  &  Co.,  r.  126  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 
Ames  Frank  M.,  with  O.  Lawton  &  Co.,  r.  126  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Ames  Fred,  salesman  Joseph  Fredericks  &  Co.,  r.  419 

Eddy 
Ames  George  A.,  solicitor,  r.  1027  McAllister 
Ames  George  E.,  mechanical  engineer  Prescott,  Scott 

&  Co.,  r.  1027  McAllister 
Ames  George  H.,  clerk  Joseph  Fredericks  &  Co.,  r.  116 

Turk 
Ames  George  H.,  ships'  clerk,  r.  331  Eddy 
Ames  George  S.,  chief  engineer  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Gar- 
den City,  r.  552  Ji  Natoma 
Ames  Henry  K.,  adjuster  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  136  Twenty-sixth 
Ames  H.  M.  Jr.  (H.  M.  Ames  &  Co.,  Oakland)  r.  1  Fifth 
Ames  Martha   Miss,   assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  218  Eddy 
Ames  Pelham  W.,  secretary  Sutro  Tunnel  Co.,  320  San- 
some,  room  21,  r.  San  Rafael 
Ames  Robert  C,  gas  inspector,  office  old  City  Hall, 

3d  floor,  r.  2012  Fillmore 
Ames  Simon  R.,  clerk  J.  J.  Evans,  r.l36  Twenty-sixth 
Ames  William,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas 
Amette  John  B.,  barber,  1005  Howard 
Amick  A.,  r.  211  Austin 

Amick  H.,  collector  Gas  Consumers'  Assn,  r.314  Bush 
Amidon  Cyrus  S.,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r. 

521  O'Farrell 
Amidon  John  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  475  Tehama 
Amidon  Simeon,  driver  Whitney  &   Co's  Express,  r. 

475  Tehama 
Amidon  William  H.,  driver  Cal.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  475 

Tehama 
Amiraux  P.,  mining  engineer,  r.  615  Van  Ness  Av 
Amlin  Isidore,  butcher  Jacob  H.  Horn,  r.  Valencia,  nr 

Seventeenth 
Ammann  Adolph,  currier  Jeremiah  J.   Geary,  r.  683 

Clementina 
Ammerup  Georjre   A.  ,  paints,   oils,    varnishes, 

brushes,  glass  and  wall  paper,  1220  Market 
Amnion  Beruhard  von,  merchant,  310  California,  r. 

1922  Sacramento 
Ammon  Robert  A.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  300  Kearny,  r. 

1022  Mission 
Ammon  William,  tinsmith,  r.  724  Mission 
Amohl  Joseph,  tanner,  r.  Van  Ness  Av,  bet  Union  and 

Filbert 
Amora  Catallo,  laborer,  r.  G  Washington 
Amoroso   Angiolo  A.,   Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Amoroso  Filippo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 
AmoB  John  T.,  millwright,  r.  1721 J^  Hyde 
Amos  J.  Philip,   bookkeeper  A.   B.   Patrick  &   Co.,  r. 

415  Van  Ness  Av 
Amos  L.  I.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  415  Van  Ness  Av 
Amos  Margaret,  domestic  NW  cor  Oak  and  Buchanan 
Amoskeag  Axe  Co.  (Manchester,   N.   H.)    Richards  & 

Suow  agents,  408  Market 


Amphy  W.,  cook,  r.  29  Austin 

Amrein  Joseph,  cook  William  Tell  House,  317  Bush 
Amrock  Patrick,   driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  cor  Valen- 
cia and  Second  Av 
Amsbary  Susan  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  100  Jones 
Amsbury  Eugene  W.,  oiler  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia, 

r.  1  Central  PI 
Amsden  Ernest  (G.  T.  Marsh  &  Co.)  r.  1949  Geary 
Amsterdam  Board  of  Under^vriters,    James 

De  Fremery  &  Co.  agents,  410  Battery 
Amstuz  Charles,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Amunda  Sebastian,  r.  605  Broadway 
Amundsen  August,  upholsterer,  r.  722  Shotwell 
Amy  Gustavus  L.,  salesman   Hoffman  &  Co.,  r.   718 

Ellis 
Amy  Oscar  M.,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1141  Union 
Anagnostopoulos  Athanasios   (J.  Dabcovich  &  Co.)  r. 

102  Powell 
Anatomical  Museum,  Louis  J.  Jordan  proptr,   James 

Du  Biis  superintendent,  751  Market 
Aucel  Gustav,  clerk,  r.  817  Bush 
Aucelein  Arthur,  machinist,  r.  1321  Dupont 
lAncell  William  S.,  laborer,  r.  349!4  Minna,  rear 
Anchick  Conrad,  sash  and  blindmaker,  r.  2453^   Clara 
AncUor  Saloon,  M.  Detels  &   Co.   proprietors,   8 

Sacramento 
Ancient  Orcler  United  Workmen,  H.  G.  Pratt 

grand  recorder,  office  36  St.  Ann's  Building 
Ancke  Arthur  R.  seaman,  r.  309  Folsom 
Ancon  Hotel,  John  F.  Hinrichs  proptr,  9  Pacific 
Anconi  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  106  Second 
Andeman  George,  baker,  r.  634  Pacific 
Andepo  Pane,  chicken  ranch,  S  s  Crescent  Av,  bet  Sul- 
livan and  Gates,  B.  H. 
Anderau  Carl,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  546  Tehama 
Anderau  Joseph  S.,  sausagemaker,  r,  1517  Leaven- 
worth 
Anderde  Marcelo,  bootblack,  1405  Polk,  r.  312  Steven- 
son 
Anderfuren  Brothers   (Charles  A.    and  William  J.) 

proptrs  S,  F.  Pattern  Works,  110-112  Beale 
Anderfuren  Charles  A.   (Anderfuren  Brothers)  r.  386 

Dolores 
Anderfuren  Jacob,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Anderfuren  John,  r.  1429  Twenty-fourth 
Anderfuren  William  J.  (Anderfuren  Brothers)    r.  320 

Bartlett 
Anders  Albert  A.,  boxmaker,  r.  73^  Isis 
Andersan  Christopher,  carriage  painter,  110-112  Ore- 
gon, r.  1407  Baker 
Andersen  Andreas  C,  laborer,  r.  19  Decatur 
Andersen  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Andrew  Ole,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Andersen  Anton,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Andersen  August,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

8  Berry 
Andersen  August,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Andersen  Charles  A.,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Andersen  .Charles  J.,  driver  Central  RR.,   r.   546  Te- 
hama, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Andersen  Christian,    painter,   r.    423  J^    Clementina, 

rear 
Andersen  Conrad,  cook,  r.  1710  Mason,  rear 
Andersen  E.  J.,  naval  architect,  r.  524  Sutter 
Andersen  F.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  519  Sixth 
Andersen  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,    r.    San   Bruno 

Road,  nr  Twenty-ninth 
Andersen  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Fritz,  joiner,  r.  18  First 
Andersen  G.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom,  rear 
Andersen  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Andersen  Gustave,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
AndorSen  H.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Andersen  Harboe  N.,  clerk,  r.  335  Third 
Andersen  John,  carpenter  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 

Janeiro 
Anderson  John,  expressman,  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan, 

r.  510  Shotwell 
Andersen  John,  seaman,  r.  409  Drumm 
Andersen  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Lars,  laborer,  r.  cor  Duncan  and  Dolores 
Andersen  Mathias,  laborer,  r.  3  Baldwin  Court 
Andersen  N.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Oliver,  tanner,  r.  1115  York 
Andersen  P.  C,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  Peter,  clerk,  r.  1  Mission 


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Andersen  Peter,  laborer,  r.  S  8  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Andersen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  P.  N.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Andersen  T.  O.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Anderson ,  r.  731  California 

Anderson ,  stevedore  George  Whitney 

Anderson  A.,  helper  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co.,  r.  54  Sacra- 
mento 
Anderson  A.,  seaman,  r.  250  Spear 
Anderson  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  550  Minna 
Anderson    A.   B.   Mrs.,   assistant  Lincoln   Grammar 

School,  r.  30-14  Sixteenth 
Anderson  Abraham,  cabinetmaker,  r.  N  s  Market,  bet 

Sanchez  and  Noe 
Anderson  Adolph  F.,  laborer,  r.  410^  Fifth 
Anderson  A.  G.,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  12  Wash- 
ington 
Anderson  A.  L.,  r.  428  Tehama 

Anderson  Albert,  engineer  Geary  St.  ER.,  r.  21  Alta 
Anderson    Albert,  salesman  Thomas  F.  Palmer,    r. 

Alameda 
Anderson  Albert  G.,  gilder,  r.  Cambridge  House 
Anderson  Alexander,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  103 

.  Mission  . 

Anderson  Alfred,  blacksmith,  r.  325  Francisco 
Anderson  Alice,  domestic  1840  O'Farrell 
Anderson  Alice,  widow,  r.  321  Tehama 
Anderson  Andrew,  cabinetmaker,  r.  617  Post 
Anderson  Andrew,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland,  r. 

Oakland 
Anderson  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  506  Folsom 
Anderson  Andrew,  liquor  saloon,  250  Spear 
Anderson  Andrew,  longshoreman,  r.  740  Howard 
Anderson  Andrew,  restaurant,  540  Market,  r.  720  Mis- 
sion 
Anderson  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  127  Folsom 
Anderson  Andrew,  seaman  P.  M.   SS.   City  of  Peking 
Anderson  Andrew,  shoemaker,  r.  218 5^  Rltch 
Anderson  Andrew,  tailor,  r.  8  August  Alley 
Anderson  Andrew  C,  whitewasher,  r.  18  Decatur 
Anderson  Andrew  J.,    carriagemaker  Edwin  Falking- 

ham,  r.  2015  Folsom,  rear 
Anderson  Andrew  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  126  Capp 
Anderson  Anna,  domestic  2122  Pacific  Av 
Anderson  Annie,  cloakmaker,  r.  335  Eleventh 
Anderson  Annie,  domestic  1117  Van  Ness  Av 
Anderson  Annie,  domestic  2315  Sacramento 
Anderson  Anthony,  laborer,  r.  212  Mason 
Anderson  A.  P.,  Austrian  Ben.  Sec,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Anderson  August,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Anderson  August,  second  oflScer  S.  P.   C.  RE.  stmr 

Bay  City,  r.  506  Folsom 
Anderson  Augustus  G.,  machinist,  r.  185  Sixteenth 
Anderson  August  W,,  cook,  r.  442  Minna 
Anderson  B.  A.,  carpenter,  r.  113  Stockton 
Anderson  Benjamin  F.,  r.  33  Everett 
Anderson  Bernard,  carpenter,  r.  250  Spear 
Anderson  Brothers   (Henry  W.  and  John)  wood  and 

coal,  347  Brannan 
Anderson  Brotliers  (William  B.  and  Richard  K.)    car- 
penters and  builders,  2  Golden  Gate  Av 
Anderson  C,  r.  36  Clay 
Anderson  C.  A.  Mrs.,  select  school,  33  Turk 
Anderson  Carl   (Anderson  &  Johansen)    r.    SE   cor 

Fourteenth  and  Noe 
Anderson  Carl,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
Anderson  Carl,  storekeeper  Alexander  W.  Wilson,  r. 

347  Jessie 
Anderson  Catherine  M.,  ■widow,  stationery  and  varie- 
ties, 817  Stockton 
Anderson  Charles,  conductor  Presidio  ER.,  r.  1607 

Mason 
Anderson  Charles,  cook,  r.  255  Jessie 
Anderson  Charles,  distributor  La  Grande  Laundry,  E 

s  Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Anderson  Charles,  engineer,  r.  8  Berry 
Anderson  Charles,  housepainter,  r.  630  Minna 
Audtrsim  Charles,  laborer,  r.  23  Garden 
Ander.son  Cliarles,  laborer,  r.  10  Jackson 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  531  East 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  207  Main 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 
Anderson  Charles,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Anderson  Charles  A.,  liquor  saloon,  209  Jackson,  r. 
266  Minna 


Anderson  Charles  C,  gardener,  r.  S  s  Hermann,  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Anderson  Charles  E.,  cashier  Howard  H.  Shinn,  r.  718 

Buchanan 
Anderson  Charles  J.,  liquor  saloon,  218  Broadway 
Anderson  Charles  J.,  tailor,  r.  8  Jane  PI  . 

Anderson  Charles  L.,  awniugmaker,  856  Howard 
Anderson  Charles  P.,  seaman,  r.  4  Frederick 
Anderson  Charles  W.,  laborer,  r.  721  Market 
Anderson  Christ.,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Anderson   Christian,   laborer,   r.   1513    Montgomery, 

rear 
Anderson  Christopher,  watchman,  r.  65  West  Mission 
Anderson  Conrad  H.,  cook,  r.  411  Pacific 
Anderson  David,  twister  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co.,  r.  28 

Everett 
Anderson  Ebin,  cook,  r.  321  Drumm 
Anderson  Edward,  r.  3  Liberty 
Anderson  Edward,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 
Anderson  Edward  R.,  freight  clerk  C.  P.  RE.,  Oakland 

Ferry,  r.  433  McAllister 
Anderson  Egbert,  carpenter,  r.  959  Market 
Anderson  E.  L.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  S  8  Solano,  bet  DeHaro 

and  Carolina 
Anderson  Emil,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Anderson  Emile,  pipefitter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  W  s 

Georgia,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Anderson  Emma  Miss,  booksewer  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  r.  137  J^  Perry 
Anderson  Ernst  E.,  tailor,  r.  472  Tehama 
Anderson  Erick  E.,  cutter  Joseph  T.  Poheim,  r.  732 

Sutter 
Anderson  Eugene,  with  Moynihan  &  Aitken 
Anderson    Eva  S.   Miss,  assistant   Lincoln    Primary 

School,  r.  62  Tehama 
Anderson  F.  A.  &  Co.  (Frank  A.  Anderson)    liquor 

saloon,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Commercial 
Anderson  Fanny,  widow,  r.  405  Kearny 
Anderson    Frank  A.    (F.   A.   Anderson  &  Co.)   r.  812 

Kearny 
Anderson  Frank  H.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  1509 

Steiner 
Anderson  Frank  H.,  speculator,  r.  13  Van  Ness  Av 
Anderson  Frank  P.,  r.  531  Greenwich 
Anderson  Frank  X., waiter,  r.  309  Tehama 
Anderson  Freda,  domestic  1776  Howard 
Anderson  Frederick,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 
Anderson  Frederick,  quartermaster    O.  and  O.  SS. 

Gaelic 
Anderson  Frederick,  seaman  barkentine  Modoc,   r. 

North  Pacific  Hotel 
Anderson  Frederick  A.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Bran- 
nan  and  Ninth 
Anderson  Frederick  P.,  first  officer  SS.  Dora,  r.  503 

Folsom 
Anderson  George  W.  (Anderson  &  Co.,)  r«Oakland 
Anderson  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  113  Stockton 
Anderson  Hans,  r.  NE  cor  Buchanan  and  Fulton 
Anderson  Hans,  baker,  r.  1226  Green 
Anderson    Harold    (Anderson  &  Danielson)    r,  1423 

California,  rear 
Anderson  H.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  917  Greenwich 
Anderson  Henry,  inventor,  r.  602  Third 
Anderson  Henry,  master  schr  Matthew  Turner,  office 

310  Sansome,  r.  121  Francisco 
Anderson  Henry,  seaman,  r.  7  Commercial 
Anderson  Henry,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Anderson  Henry  G.,  oysterman  Joseph  S.  Marshall,  r. 

917  Greenwich 
Anderson    Henry   W.    (Anderson    Brothers)    r.    347 

Brannan 
Anderson  Herman,  gardener  1605  Scott 
Anderson  H.  P.,  seaman,  r.  573  Howard 
Anderson  H.  S.,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Anderson  Hugh,  photographic  gallery,  506  Valencia,  r. 

5  Second  Av 
Anderson  Jacob,  clerk  S.  H.  Harmon,  r.  401  O'Farrell 
Anderson  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  NW  cor  Main  and  Harrison 
Anderson  James,  r.  650  Mission 
Anderson  James,  r.  365  Jessie 
Anderson  James,  r.  2211  Powell 
Anderson  James,  assistant  dresser  City  and  County 

Hospital 
Anderson  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS,  Co.'s  wharf 
Anderson  James,  laborer,  r.  416  Greenw^ich 
Anderson  James,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 
Anderson  James,  seaman,  r.  9M  Liberty 
Anderson  James,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Anderson  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2127  Bush 


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Anderson  James  A.,  bootfitter,  r.  1  Jasper  PI 
Anderson  James  A.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Anderson  James  C,  coachman  1840  California 
Anderson  James  D.,  longshoreman,  r.  1115  Sansome 
Anderson  James  H.,  bookkeeper  S.  H.  Harmon,  r.  427 

CTFarrell 
Anderson  James  H.,  clerk  California  Insurance  Co.,  r. 

2631  Howard 
Anderson  James  W.,  principal  Spring  Valley  Grammar 

School,  r.  3044  Sixteenth 
Anderson  Jerome  A.,   physician,  office  310  Kearny,  r. 

1108  Folsom 
Anderson  J.  M.,  r.  35  Eddy 

Anderson  John  (Anderson  Brothers)  r.  347  Brann'an 
Anderson  John,  r.  548)4  Natoma 
Anderson  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  617  Post 
Anderson  John,  candymaker,  r.  137  Perry 
Anderson  John,  coachman  NW  cor  Fulton  and  Pierce 
Anderson  John,  fireman  stmr  Onward 
Anderson  John,  gardener  Woodward's  Gardens 
Anderson  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Anderson    John,   laborer,   r.    NW    cor  Bryant    and 

Eighth 
Anderson  John,  liquor  saloon,  233  Stevenson 
Anderson  John,  longshoreman,  r.  534  Howard 
Anderson  John,  longshoreman,  r.  327  Ritch 
Anderson  John,  longshoreman,  r.  45)^  Clara  ' 

Anderson  John,  machinehand  Kragen  &  Geist,  r.  1312 

Broderick 
Anderson  John,  marker  La   Grande  Laundry,  r.  E  s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Anderson  John,  printer,  r.  255  Clementina 
Anderson  John,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Anderson  John,  seaman,  r.  SW  cor  Jackson   and  East 
Anderson  John,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Anderson  John,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Anderson  John,  tailor,  r.  7  August  Alley 
Anderson  John,  tailor,  r.  1111  Kearny,  rear 
Anderson  John,  teamster,  r.  1006  J<J  Natoma 
Anderson  John  A.,  janitor,  r.'119  Turk 
Anderson  John   C.    (Anderson  &   Co.)  r.  NW  cor  San- 
chez and  Twenty-ninth 
Anderson  John  E.,  laborer,  r.  729  Folsom 
Anderson  John  H.,  clerk  Tom  C.  Grant,  r.  2127  Bush 
Anderson  John  J.,  silversmith  Palace  Hotel 
Anderson  John  M.,  clerk,  r.  33  Turk 
Anderson  Johh  M.,  lumberman,  r.  327  Beale 
Anderson  John  P.,  laborer,  r.  114 5^  Park  Av 
Anderson  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  704 >$  Mission 
Anderson  Joseph   D.,   armorer  S.   F.   Hussars,  r.  115 

Minna 
Anderson  Josephine,  domestic  NW  cor  Jackson  and 

Gough 
Anderson  J.  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Anderson  Julius,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Anderson  K^rsten,  bartender,  r.  620  Oak  Grove  Av 
Anderson  Katie,  r.  113  Taylor 
Anderson  Lars,  soapmaker,  r.  1313  Jackson 
Anderson  Louis,  r.  120  Howard,  rear 
Anderson  Louis,  blacksmith,  r.  1313  Jackson 
Anderson  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  907  Folsom 
Anderson  Louis,  driver  Z.  W.  Moore,  r.  21  Kose  Av 
Anderson  Louis,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Anderson  M.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Anderson  M.,  bartender,  r.  8  Sacramento 
Anderson  M.  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  621  Ellis,  rear 
Anderson  M.  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Anderson  Marcellus  O.,  policeman,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Anderson  Marion  S.  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Scott 

St.  Primary  School,  r.  2127  Bush 
Anderson  Martha,  domestic  707  Bush 
Anderson  Mary,  widow,  r.  1  Moulton  PI 
Anderson  Mary,  widow,  r.  1115  Sansome 
Anderson  aiary,  widow,  r.  (185)  Sixteenth,  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Anderson  Mary  Miss,  saleswoman,  r.  120  Ellis 
Anderson  Mary  Miss,  shoelUter,  r.  1115  Sansome 
Anderson  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1  Kussell 
Anderson  Maria,  chambermaid  Marlborough  House 
Anderson  Moses  Mrs.,'r.  840  Mission 
Anderson  N.,  moldrr  Bisdon  I.  anil  L.  Works 
Anderson  NeiLs,  waiter  Ahlborn  House 
Anderson  Nettie   H.  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Scott 

St.  Primary  School,  r.  2127  Bush 
Anderson  Niels,  gardener,  r.  1330  Sutter 
Anderson  Nils,    secretary   California  Transporta- 
tion Co.,  r.  10  Oak  Grove  Av 
Anderson  N.  P.,  hostler,  r.  9  Washington 
Anderson  N.  P.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Anderson  Olof  A.,  clerk,  r.  261  Clara 


Anderson  O.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Anderson  Oscar,  seaman  schr  Maxim,  r.  26  Sacramento 

Anderson  Oscar  O.,  porter,  r.  1  Liberty 

Anderson  Otto,  seaman,  r.  10  Jackson 

Anderson  P.  A.,  carpenter,  r.  113  Stockton 

Anderson  Peter,  cooper,  r.  27  Erie 

Anderson  Peter,  fireman  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  Black 

Point 
Anderson  Peter,  fisherman,  r.  213  Broadway 
Anderson  Peter,  laborer  J.  H.  Kes8ing,r.  1404  Leaven- 
worth 
Anderson  Peter,  laborer,  r.  625  Bay 
Anderson  Peter,  miner,  r.  829  Folsom 
Anderson  Peter,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Anderson  Peter,  tanner,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  nr  P,  South 

S.  F. 
Anderson  Peter  A.  (Anderson  &  Olson)  r.  St.  George 

Hotel 
Anderson  Philip,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Anderson  Richard,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Anderson  Richard  K.   (Anderson  Brothers)  r.  2363^ 

Sixth 
Anderson  Robert,  picture  framemaker,  r.  137  Perry 
Anderson  Robert  W.,  second  officer  SS.  Victoria,  r.  62 

West  Mission 
Anderson  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  626  Brannan 
Anderson  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Anderson  Samuel,  tailor,  r.  736  Vallejo 
Anderson  Sarah,  widow,  r.  2631  Howard 
Anderson  Stewart  M.,  clerk  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,r. 

2127  Bush 
Anderson   Theodore,  fireman  P.   C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  9 

Pacific 
Anderson  Thomas    (Anderson  &   Fredericks)   r.  2209 

Devisadero 
Anderson  Thomas,  carpenter  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New 

York 
Anderson  Thomas,  driver  Payot,  Upham  &  Co.,  r.  3044 

Sixteenth 
Anderson  Thomas,  engineer  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland, 

r.  Oakland 
Anderson  Thomas  C,  steward  brig  John  X>.  Spreckels 
Anderson  Timothy,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Anderson  Victor,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Anderson  W.  A.,  r.  123  Turk 
Anderson  W.  A.,  machinist,  r.  107  Natoma 
Anderson  Walter  G. ,  bookkeeper  Friedlander  Bros., 

r.  2'20i)  Devisadero 
Anderson  William,  r.  764  Folsom 
Anderson  William,  r.  441  Jessie 
Anderson  William,  bookkeeper,  r;  710  Bush 
Anderson  William,  calker,  r.  511  Folsom 
Anderson  William,  engineer,  r.  W  8  Indiana,  bet  Si- 
erra and  Shasta 
Anderson  William,  engineer,  r.  137  Perry 
Anderson  William,  foundrynian,  r.  547  Mission 
Anderson  William,  longshoreman,  r.  513  Howard 
Anderson  William,  master  mariner,  r.  353  Minna 
Anderson  William,  master  mariner,  r.  908  Sansome 
Anderson  William,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Anderson  William,  molder  Eisdou  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Anderson  William,  policeman,  r.  139  Fourth 
Anderson  William,  salesman  Davis  Brothers,  Toklas 

&  Co.,  r.  14  Dupont 
Anderson  William,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Anderson  William,  tailor,  i.  417  Bush 
Anderson  William,  teamster,  r.  1129  Harrison 
Anderson  William  B.  (W.  S.  Ray  &  Co.)  r.  14  Liberty 
Anderson  William  B.    (Anderson  Brothers)  r.   236 M 

Sixth 
Anderson  William  H.,  calker,  r.  660  Howard 
Anderson  William  J.,  woolsorter,  r.  347  Brannan 
Anderson  William  R,  salesman  Henry  Koster,  r.  107 

Fifth 
Anderson  Wm.  T.,  broommaker  Harrison  k  Dickson 
Anderson  &  Co.  (George  W.  Anderson)  proptrs  Ander- 
son's Oakland  and  S.  F.  Express,  331  East 
Anderson  &  Co.  (John  C.  Anderson  and  Antonio  C.  A. 

Boyson)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Sanchez 

and  Twenty-ninth 
Anderson  &  Danielson   (Harold   Anderson  and  Peter 

Danielson)  whiteners,  637  California 
Anderson  &  Fredericks  (Thomas  .(Uiderson  and  Frank 

Fredericks)  coal,  16  Drumm 
Anderson  k  Johansen  (Carl  Anderson  and  Louis  P. 

Johansen)  proptrs  S.  F.  Mushroom  Plantation, 

SE  cor  Fourteenth  and  Noe 


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Anderson  &  Olson  (Peter  A.  Anderson  and  Andrew 

Olson)  liquor  saloon,  902  Kearny 
B^Anderson.     See  Andersen  and  Audresen 
Anderton  Frederick  C.   (A.  W.  Norton   &   Co.)    r.   cor 

Twelfth  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Andes  Silver  Mining   Co.    (Storey   Co.,   Nev.)    Butler 

Burris  secretary,  2-3  Nevada  Block 
Andleur  Jacques,  r.  229  Tenth 

Andleur  Jean  Victor,  with  John   Mallon.  r.  229  Tenth 
Andornetti  Celeste,  r.826  Broadway,  rear 
Andornetti  Paul,   packer  A.   Schilling  &    Co.,  r.  826 

Broadway,  rear 
Andrade  Antonio,  clerk,  r.  438  Green 
Andrade  Ceferino,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Andrade  Evaristo,  mail  agent  SS.  Mexico 
Andrade  Jacinto,  sewing  machine  agent,  r.  8  J^  Caro- 
line PI 
Andrade  Rachela,  buttonhole-maker,  r.  519  Vallejo 
Andrade  Silvestre,  r.  G  Card  Alley 
Andre  John  L.,  porter,  r.  416  Montgomery 
Andre  Pauline  Mrs.,  laundress  Keymond  &  Faure,  r. 

1419  Dupont 
Andre  Robert,  bookkeeper,  r.  331  Kearny 
Andreacette    Daniele,    Italian   Bersaglieri    Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Andreani  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Andreazzi  Giacomo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Andres  C,  S.  F.  Musical  Fund  Soc,  NE  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Andres  James  A.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  540  Fulton 
Andres  John  P.,  clerk  A.  M.  Simpson  &  Bro.,r.  12 

Tehama 
Andres  Henry,  machinist,  r.  18  First 
Andres  Mary  Miss,  r.  915  Golden  Gate  Av 
Andresen  Brothers  (John  G.  and   Christian)   carriage 

and  wagonmakers,  607  Battery 
Andresen  Christian    (Andresen  Brothers)  r.  Oakland 
Andresen  John  G.  (Andresen  Brothers)  r.  Oakland 
Andresen  John,  baker,  r.  112  Fourth 
Andresen  John,  dishwasher,  r.  8  Jones 
Andresen  Peter  N.,  cooper,  r.  27  Erie 
Andresen  Philip,  gardener,  r.  419  Oak 
B^Andresen.     See  Andersen  and  Anderson 
Andressen  Peter  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  102ij  Hampshire 
Andrew  — .,  longshoreman,  r.  SE  cor  Battery  and  Fil- 
bert 
Andrew  A.  G.,  carpenter,  r.  1814  Hyde 
Andrew  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  251  Third 
Andrew  Hannah  Miss,  varieties,  105  Ninth,  and   fur- 
nished rooms,  1245  Mission 
Andrew  Henry  P.,  ai^iit  Williams'  sewing   machines, 

218  Eleventh 
Andrew  John,  bellman  Russ  House 
Andrew  Reginald  J.,   carpenter,   r.   N   s   Union,   bet 

Franklin  and  Gough 
Andrew  William,  gardener,  r.  1407  California 
Andrews  A.  B.,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Andrews  Abraham,  importer  watches,  diamonds  and 

jewelry,  221  Montgomery,  r.  Lick  House 
Andrews  Abraham   L.,   salesman  S.   &   G.   Gump,  r. 

1023 J^  Mission 
Andrews  Ada  Mrs.,  r.  1018  Howard 
Andrews  Alexander,  engineer,  r.  13  Johnson  Av 
Andrews  Alexander,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Andrews  Amador,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, r.  121  Montgomery 
Andrews  B.  S.,  millwright,  r.  .515  Haight 
Andrews  Charles,  manager  Haverly's  California  Thea- 
ter, r.  29  Dupont 
Andrews  Charles  N.,  teacher  Heald's  Business  Col- 
lege, r.  Oakland 
Andrews  Charles  S.,  clerk  Mayor's  Office,  r.  805  Hyde 
Andrews  C.  N.,  furniture  mnfr,  574  Brannan,  r.   437 

Minna 
Andrews  Edwin  O.,  cabinet  maker  Joseph  T.  Terry  & 

Co.,  r.  631  Harrison 
Andrews  Elizabeth,  bakery,  203  Second 
Andrews  F.,  r.  18  Mason 
Andrews  Frank  G.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.   RR.,  r. 

704  Powell 
Andrews  Frederick  J.,  fireman,  r.  434  Brannan 
Andrews  George,  foreman   Frost  &   Richards,   r.   8)i 

Lewis 
Andrews  George  P.,  Lieut. Colonel  First  Artillery 
U.  S.  A.,  Commanding  Post,  Presidio   Reservation 
Andrews  George  W.,  bookkeeper  E.  &  H.  Moflfat,  r.  8}<5 

Lewis 
Andrews  Gorham  C, rigger,  r.  934  Mission 


Andrews  Hannah,  widow,  proptr  Grand  Central  Lodg- 
ing House,  959  Market 

Andrews  Harry,  clerk,  r.  312  Bartlett  • 

Andrews  Henry  W.,  First  Lieutenant  First  Artillerj- 
U.  S.  A.,  Commanding  Battery  D,  Alcatraz  Island 

Andrews  James,  crockery  and  glassware, 248  Third,  r. 
246  Third 

Andrews  James,  musician,  r.  345  Jessie 

Andrews  J.  D.,  miner,  r.  1045  Mission 

Andrews  John,  law  student,  r.  Presidio 

Andrews  John  C,  machinist,  r.  203  Second 

Andrews  Joseph,  engineer,  r.  13  Johnson  Av 

Andrews  Joshua,  blacksmith,  r.  423  Jones 

Andrews  Lee,  machinist,  r.  18  First 

Andrews  Lilian  Miss,  actress  Haverly's  California 
Theatre,  r.  229  Kearny 

Andrews  M.,  domestic  801  Leavenworth 

Andrews  Mariquita,  widow,  r.  6  Hinckley 

Andrews  Oliver,  butcher  Fifth  Av,  bet  K  and  L,  South 
S.  F.,  r.  SW  cor  Sixth  Av  and  L,  South  8.  F. 

Andrews  OtisC,  driver  MoNab  &  Smith,  r.  685  Har- 
rison 

Andrews  Richard,  stevedore,  r.  S  s  Niagara  Av,  nr 
Mission 

Andrews  Robert,  foundryman,  r.  31  Minna 

Andrews  R.  W.,  r.  1427  Wa.shington 

Andrews  T.  H.,  r.  301  Franklin 

Andrews  Thomas  G.,  stage  carpenter  Haverly's  Cali- 
fornia Theatre,  r.  606)^  Powell 

Andrews  Thomas  H.,  stage  carpenter  Haverly's  Cali- 
fornia Theatre,  r.  307  O'Farrell 

Andrews  Thomas  J.,  maltster,  r.  436  Brannan 

Andrews  Walter  J.,  night  clerk  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Andrews  W.  Clark,  salesman  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  1322  Cali- 
fornia ^ 

Andrews  William,  driver  Henry  J.  Boese,  r.  512  Davis 

Andrews  William,  stonecutter,  r.  Branch  House 

Andrews  William,  teamster,  r.  123  Oregon 

Andrews  William  Jr.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Andrews  William  A.,  stock  clerk  W.  &  I.  Steiuhart  & 
Co.,  r.  818  Fifteenth 

Andrews  William  J.,  butcher,  r.  47  Sacramento 

Andrews  William  J.,  milk  dairy,  S  s  Niagara  Av,  nr 
Mission 

l^~     Andrews.     See  Andrew  and  Andrus 

Andrezzi  Elvezia,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Andro.s  Milton,  attorneyatlaw,224  Sansome,  r.301 
Van  Ness  Av 

Andross  Porter  H.,  coiner's  clerk  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  28 
OFarrell 

Andrus  Elliot  H.  Mrs.,  r.  963  Mission 

Andrus  George,  r.  236  Minna 

Andrus  George  W.,  upholsterer,  1920  Howard 

Andrus  J.  B.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  240 
Taylor 

Andrus  Thomas  J.,  compositor,  r.  236  Minna 

Andrus  W.  R.,  secretary  Board  of  Railroad  Com- 
missioners, 320  Sansome,  rooms  42-46,  r.  Oakland 

Andruss  E.  Van  A.,  captain  First  Artillery  D.  S.  A., 
commanding  Battery  B.,  Fort  Point 

Andiniss  George  H.,  with  Tallant  &  Co.,   r.  2222  Pine 

Andrzejowsky  Lina,  widow,  r.  702  Bush 

Andurer  Frank,  printer  Pac.  Box  Factory,  r.  134 
Ninth 

Anduran  C.  &  Co.  (Charles  Andurau  and  C. 
Carpy)  importers  and  jobbers  foreign  and  Cali- 
fornia wines,  and  proprietors  Uncle  Sam's  Wine 
Cellar  and  Distillery,  Napa,  Cal,  office  517  Sacra- 
mento 

Anduran  Charles  (C.  Anduran  &  Co.)  r.  738  Pacific 

Anfibolo  Antonio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Angalopoulo  Angelo,  cook,  r.  3  Perry 
Angel  M.,  r.  309  O'Farrell 

Angel  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Potrero  Avs 
Angel  Sarah  Mrs.,  bakery,  539  Second 
iJ^Angel.    See  Angell 
Angeli  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  246  Stevenson 
Angelis  August,  lampmakcr  Emile  Boesch,  r.  New 

Atlantic  Hotel 
Angelis  M.  Mrs.,  r.  1623  Powell,  rear 
Angelis  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1333  Natoma 
Angelis  Theodore  P.  J.,  teacher  music,  r.  1623  Powell, 
rear 

^Angelius  Charles,  clerk,  r.  756  Howard 
Angelius  John  D.,  driver  Albany  Brewery,    r.    756 

Howard 
Angell  Andrew  J.,  capitalist,  4'24  Montgomery,  r.  1327 
Vallejo 


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Angell  Horace  B.,  superintendent  Golden  State  and 

Miners'  Iron  Works,  r.  11  Clementina 
Angejl  James  M.,  r.  218  Herman 
Angell  Joiiatlian  W.,  apothecary,  NW  cor  First 

and  Folsom,  r.  264  First 
Angell  Otis  B.,  clerk,  r.  11  Clementina 
1^" Angell.     See  Angel 
Angelo  Edward  J.,  bookkeeper  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r.  158 

Ninth 
Angelo  Henry   J.,   clerk   Apothecaries   Hall,  r.   168 

Ninth 
Angelo  Sarah,  -widow,  r.  158  Ninth 
Angelo  Eaymo  (Pioneer  Soda  Water  Works)  r.  307  Ivy 

Av 
Angelo  Eose,  domestic  901  Sutter 
Angelovich  Joseph  R.,  cook,  r.  531)^  Birch  Av 
Auger  Frank,  laborer,  r.  631  Vacilic 
Anger  Victor,  currier,  r.  33  Freelon 
Angermann    Theodor,    landscape  gardener,    r.  1G17 

California 
Angerstein  Charles,  laborer,  r.  21  Geneva 
Angler  A.  A.  Miss,  private  school,  1417  Larkin 
Angier  A.  W.,  printer,  530  Commercial,  r.  Berkeley 
Angler  Anne  H.  Mrs.,  r.  1417  Larkin 
Angier  Walley  T.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

1417  Larkin 
Angius  John  P.  (Petrovich  &.Angiu8)  r.  White  House 

Hotel 
Anglade  Jacques,  porter  Sutter  St.  House,  308  Sutter 
Anglade  John,  milk  ranch,  S  s  University  Mound 

College 
Anglin  Patrick,  r.  2723  Bryant 
Anglin  Rebecca,  domestic  28  Ellis 
Anglin  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  721  Minna 
Anglo-Californiaii  Bank  (liimited)  Frederick 

F.  Low  and  Ignatz   Steinhart   managers,   NE  cor 

Sansome  and  Pine 
Anfflo-Spanisli  Merchant  (bi-monthly)  Merchant 

Publishing  Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  323 

Front 
Anglun  John.woolsorter,  r.  SE  cor  Brannan  and  Sixth 
Angonnet  B.  Mrs.,  French  laundry,  917  Stockton 
Angonnet  Frank,  laundryman,  r.  917  Stockton 
Angonnet  Frank  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  917  Stockton 
Angoustures  Vincent,  milker,  r.  SE  cor  Thirtieth  and 

Dolores 
Angulo  Petra,  shirtmaker,  r.  1117  Kearny 
Anjfns  James  S.,    cashier  Nevada  Bank  of  San 

Francisco,    NW   cor    Montgomery    and    Pine,  r. 

Berkeley 
Anguya  Angelo,  r.  10  Cadell  Alley 
Anie  Frederick,  varnisher  W.  H.  Porter,  r.  224  Sixth 
Anixter  Harris,  milkman,  r.  1319  Laurel  Av 
Ankel  Bernard,  nurse,  r.  1001  Minna 
Ankele  John  H.,  with  Philip,   Speyer  &  Co.,  r.  911 

Polk 
Anker  Christian,  r.  318  Davis 
Anker  G.  Henry,  compositor,  r.  414  Tehama 
Anker  Ibnsina  C,  compositor,  r.  414  Tehama 
Anker  Nina  Miss,  saleslady  Schoenholz  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  414  Tehama 
Ankers  Christian,  mnfr  show  cases,  937  Market,  r.  310 

Fourth 
Ankers  Christian  Mrs.,  coffee  saloon,  310  Fourth 
Ankers  George,  master  mariner,  r.  19  Twelfth 
Annacles  F.,  foreman   repairs  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.   cor 

Point  Lobos  and  First  Avs 
Annen  John,  seaman,  r.  510  Davis 
Annear  Samuel,  solicitor  Railroad  Gazeteer,  r.  205 

Taylor 
Anneville  Antonio   (Capdevielle  &  Anneville)  r.  422 

Jaekson 
Annis  Charles,  r.  28  McAllister 
Annis  Charles  Jr.,  bootflnisher,  r.  327  Larkin 
AnnlB  Charles  H.,  bootflnisher,  r.  206  Franklin 
Annis  Isabella,  widow,  r.  1017  Mason 
Annis  James  S.,  iwliceman,  r.  1855  Mission 
Ansamiir  John,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Ansberg  Charles,  butcher,  r.  824  Union 
Ansbro  James,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  121  Fifteenth 
Ansburger  Theodore,  pressman,  r.  1209  California 
Anschutz  Emily,  widow,  r.  5  Florence 
Ansen  Barbara,  domestic  SE  cor  Clay  and  Gough 
Anser  Eliiah  W.,  wood  and  coal,  1000  Folsom 
Anshel  Samuel,  r.  410}^  Sixth 
Ansley  Barzilla,  special  policeman,  r.  SE  cor  Front. 

and  Oregon 
Ansley  'Washington,  coooeragc,  and  dealer  sec- 
ond hand  barrels  and  casks,  14  Merchant 
Anslin  Arthur,  helper  P.  H.  Jackson 


Ansolabehere  John,  boarding  and  lodging,  20  Stock- 
ton PI 

Anson  Alfred,  teacher  swimming,  r.  2120  Mason 

Anson  D.,  waiter,  r.  537  Sacramento 

Anson  H.  S.,  r.  1005  Market 

Anson  John,  clerk,  r.  909  Geary 

Anson  Patrick  F.,  painter,  r.  2011  Hyde 

Anson  Richard,  painter,  r.  909  Geary 

Anspacher  Philip,  merchant,  119  Battery 

Anstett  A.  &  Co.  (Antoine  Anstett,  Charles  Kreu- 
ter,  James  Denehy  and  Daniel  Donohoe)  proprie- 
tors Lafayette  Brewery,  725  Green 

Anstett  Antoine  (A.  Anstett  &  Co.)  r.  724  Green 

Anstey  Charles  T.,  marine  clerk  Thames  and  Mersey 
Marine  Insurance  Co.,  r.  8  Elliot  Park 

Antanioli  C.  L.,  waiter,  r.  303  Jessie 

Antel  Frederick,  maltster  Union  Malt  House 

Antel  Samuel,  salesman,  r.  1001  Minna 

Antelope  Oyster  Saloon,  Frederick  Conrades  proptr, 
012  Market 

Anthes  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1027  Clay 

Anthes  Frank  F.,  clerk  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 
1027  Clay 

Anthes  Fred.  P.,  salesman  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r.  1027 
Clay 

Anthes  Kate,  corsetmaker,  r.  1027  Clay 

Anthes  Louis  N.,  clerk  H.  L.   Van  Wyck,  r.  Sophie 
■    Terrace 

Anthes  Peter  (Anthes  &Liebman)  r.  Sophie  Terrace 

Anthes  &  Liebman  (Peter  Anthes  and  Otto  Liebman) 
liquor  and  billiard  saloon,  38  O'Farrell 

Anthony  Abraham,  policeman,  r.  1155  Howard 

Anthony  Albert,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR. 

Anthony  Edward  T.  (E.  T.  Anthony  &  Co.)  r.  124 
Oak 

Anthony  Edwin  Requa,  clerk  pay  dept  C.  P.  ER.,  r. 
Alameda 

Anthony  Ellen  E.  Mrs.,   correspondent,  r.  703  Market 

Anthony  E.  T.  &  Co.  (Edward  T.  Anthony)  re-packers 
general  merchandise,  407-409  Commercial 

Anthony  George,  r.  7  Oak  Grove  Av 

Anthony  George  H.,  r.  951  Harrison 

Anthony  George  W.  (G.  W.  Anthony  &  Co.)  r.  207 
Kearny 

Anthony  G.  W.  &  Co.  (George  W.  Anthony)  money, 
brokers  and  cigars,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 

Anthony  Henry  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  3  Mary 
Lane 

Anthony  Henry  J.,  peddler,  r.  116  Ivy  Av 

Anthony  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  916  Bush 

Anthony  John  A.,  freight  agent  C.  P.  EK.,  cor 
Fourth  and  King,  r,  Alameds, 

Anthony  Joseph,  r.  1506  Folsom 

Anthony  Richard  M.,  merchant  tailor,  608  Montgom- 
ery, and  bookkeeper  U.  S.  Sub-Treasury,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Anthony  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Chenery,  nr  Randall 

Anthony  William,  clerk,  r.  764  Folsom 

la^" Anthony.     See  Antoni  and  Antony 

Anti-Monopoly  League,  rooms  323  Sutter 

Antiaccoli  Pietro,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Antiaccoli  Seftino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 

Antich  Antoine,  porter  C.  Anduran  &  Co.,  r.  816  Val- 
lejo 

Antippa  Jacopa,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Antippa  Panai,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Antiquarian  Bookstore,  John  A.  Hicks  proptr,  34 
Geary 

Antisell  Piano  Co.,  T.  M.  Antisell  proprietor, 
St.  Ann's  Building,  NW  cor  Market  and  Powell 

Antisell  Thomas  M.,  proprietor  Antisell  Piano 
Co.,  St.  Ann's  Building,  r.  Berkeley 

Antisell  William  C.,. manager  Antisell  Piano  Co.,  r.  20 
St.  Ann's  Bldg 

Antola  Dolores,  r.  1318  Dupont 

Antone  Frank,  deckhand  stmr   Modoc,  r.  315  Drumm 

Antone  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 

Antone  Joseph,  milker,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Chenery 

Antonelli  Pietro,  carpenter,  r.  Toscano  Hotel 

AntoneHi  Vincent,  fish,  21  Grand  Western  Market,  r. 
30  Austin 

Antonelli  Edward,  steward  schr  Cassie  Hayward,  r. 
150  Tehama 

Antoni  E.,  fish,  2  Clay  St.  Market,  r.  520  Merchant 

Antonio  Joaquin,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 
Bush 

Antonio  Thomas,  milker  Henry  Jones,  r.  Thirty-first, 
nr  Fairmount  School 

Antony  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  311  Fourth,  r.  39  Clara 


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Antony    Henry,    macbiniet    Will    &    Finck,    r.   1822 

Stockton 
Antraccoli  Domenieo,  expressman,  r.  708  Front 
Antraccoli    Giuseppe,    expressman,    cor    Front    and 

Pacific 
Antraccoli    Raffaelo,   Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Antula  Angelo,  laborer,  r.  4  Lafayette  PI 
Antiinovich  Florio,  coffee   saloon,  403-405  East,   and 

restaurant,  520  Sacramento,  r.  712  Green 
Antunovich  Nicholas,  bartender,  r.  5:^3  Union 
Antz  Henry,  butcher,  1-2  Grand   Western   Market,  r. 

112  Austin 
Antz  Katie  Miss  (Tauzer  &  Co.)  r.  Hackmeier's  Hotel 
Anzel  Mary,  widow,  r.  766  Howard,  rear 
Anzoll  Anselmo,  milker  Charles  Solari,  r.  Eighteenth, 

nr  Clara  Av 
Apel  John,  architect,  r.  708  California 
Apelt  Charles,  shirt  mnfr,  1305  Stockton 
Apgar  George  W.,  laborer  warehouse  dept  Custom 

House,  r.  NW  cor  Hyde  and  Bay 
Apgar  Jacob  M.,  laborer  Custom  House,  r.  28  Val- 
paraiso 
Apgar  Richard  M.,  bailiff  Police  Court  No.  2,  r.  609 

Hyde 
Apothecaries'   Hall,  B.  B.  Thayer  chemist,  Wil- 
liam J.  Bryan  druggist,  SE  cor  Market  and  New 
Montgomery,  Grand  Hotel 
Appel  Frank,  baker,  r.  1819  Powell 
Appel  Louis,  canmaker,  r.  556  Washington 
Appel  Louis,  liquor  saloon,  315  Montgomery  Av,  r.  309 

Green 
Appel  Simon,  secondhand  clothing,  247  Fourth 
Appel    Theodore,   upholsterer,   1079   Market,   r.   571 

Stevenson 
Appel  William  (Mark  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  933  Folsom 
Appelberg  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Appell  Helena  Miss,  bookkeeper,  t.  1640  Sacramento 
Appell  John  C,  cabinetmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Main 
Appell  Samuel,  salesman,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  3,  8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  116  Eleventh 
gS"  Appell.     See  Apple 

Appenzeller  Frederick,  tailor,  r.  427  Powell 
Appiarius  Franz  W.,  salesman  H.  Brickwedel  &  Co., 

r.  1810  O'Earrell 
Appianus  Henry  C.  (Loshen  &  Appiarius)  r.  15  Wash- 
ington Av 
Apple    Jacob,    bookkeeper    Cunningham,  Curtise  &. 

Welch,  r.  305  Hayes 
Apple  Sarah  Mrs.,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  305  Hayes 
Apple  Wolf,  r.  305  Hayes 
B^"  Apple.    See  Appel 
Applegate  J.  H.,  attorney  at  law,  729  Montgomery,  r. 

The  Baldwin 
Applegate  J.  Henry  Jr.,  secretary  Wales  Consolidated 
Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.,  409  Washington,  r. 
2226  Jackson 
Applegate  Joliii  J. ,  secretary  and  manager  Stand- 
ard Soap  Co.,  204  Sacramento,  r.  1615  Webster 
Applegate  William,  r.  430  Valencia 
Appleton  D.  &  Co.  (New  York)  James  T.  White  & 

Co.  agents,  23  Dupont 
Appleton  Henry,  laborer,  r.  666  Clementina 
Appleton  House,  Mrs.  Lottie  A.  Lyford   pioptr,  33 

Fifth 
Appleton  Thomas,  salesman  Lowentbal,  Livingston  & 

Speyer,  r.  843  Mission 
Appo  Junius  B.,  porter  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  Oakland 
Appo  William,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  217  Second 
Appoiiyi  Charles  E.,architect,ol5ice  126  Kearny, 

rooms  41-42,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Apprill  George,  bootmaker,  303  Stockton 
Apted  Walter,  butcher,  r.  4  Pfeiffer 
Arata  Andrea  (Lavezzo  &  Arata)  r.  511 M  Fourth 
Arata  Angelo,  bootblack,  28   Leidesdorfi',  r.  1510  Du- 
pont 
ArataB.&  Co. (Bartholomew Arata  andMatteoBakicb) 

coffee  saloon,  419  Davis 
Arata  Bartholomew  (B.  Arata  &  Co.)  r.  419  Davis 
Arata  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  2217  Mason 
Arata  David,  groceries  and  liquors,  321  Broadway 
Arata  Felici,  laborer,  r.  9  Union  PI 
Arata  Francisco,  liquor  saloon,  526  Broadway 
Arata  G.,  laborer  D.  Gbirardelll  &  Sons 
Arata  Giovanni,  teamster,  r.  525  Green,  rear 
Arata  Giovanni,  vegetables,  31  Colombo  Market 
Arata  Giovanni  B.,  hostler,  r.  9  Lafayette  PI,  rear 
Arata  Giuseppe,  teamster,  r.  525  Green,  rear 
Arata  Giuseppe,  teamster,  r.  3  Maiden  Xane  i 


Arata  Louis  (Arata  &  Casassa)  r.  907  Steiner 

Arata  Luigi,  teamster,  r.  .525  Green,  rear 

Arata  Nicola,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Arata  Pablo,  laborer,  r.  3  ilargaret  PI 

Arata  Pablo,  peddler,  r.  525  Green,  rear 

Arata  Paul,  gardener,  SE  cor  Hayes  and  Baker 

Arata  Paulo,  hostler,  r.  17  Ohio 

Arata  Rosa  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  525  Green,  rear 

Arata  Serafino  (Muzio,  Arata  &  Casassa)  r.  736  Vallejo 

Arata    Stefano,    bootblack,    609    Montgomery,   r.    33 

Hinckley 
Arata  &  Casassa  (Louis  Arata  and  Domenieo  Casassa) 

produce  commission  merchants,  515-517  Davis 
Arbiddson  Charles  Dexter,  machinist,  r.  623  Howard 
Arbogast  Frederick,  upholsterer  Frank  G.  Edwards,  r. 

922  Union 
Arbuckle  Catherine,  domestic  109  Liberty 
Arbuckle  Henry,  miner,  r.  725  Bryant 
Arbuckle  Peter,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Arcade  House,  A.  Hartmapn  proptr,  45  Sacramento 
Arcade   House,  Louis    S.   Starkweather    proptr,   930 

Market 
Arcade  Restaurant,  John  Bartels  proptr,  11-13  Sixth 
Arcade  The,  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.  proprietors,  924- 

928  Market 
Arcadian  Club,  rooms  211  Sutter 
Archambault  Delia  Mrs.,  r.  408  Broadway 
Archbald  John,  surveyor  San  Francisco  Savings  Un- 
ion, r.  1312  Powell 
Archer  Ann,  widow,  r.  110  Prospect  PI 
Archer  Charles  H..  machinist,  r.  417  Fifth 
Archer  J., -waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Archer  James,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Archer  Thomas,  engineer  A.   S.  Hallidie,  r.  806  Green 
Archer  William,  machinist,  and  hardware,  919  Fol- 
som 
Archibald  Arthur  W.,  foreman  P.   L.  Archibald  &  Co., 

r.  1324  Market 
Archibald  J.,  molder  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Archibald  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  329  Fell 
Archibald  John,  coali^asser  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Archibald  Margie,  laundress,  r.  S  s  Eddy,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Archibald  P.  I..   &  Co.    (Prescott  L.   Archibald 
and  Adam  J.  Jeffers)   proprietors  Record  Livery 
and  Sale  Stables,  1324  Market  and  13-15  Park  Av 
Archibald  Prescott   L.    (P.  L.  Archibald   &   Co.)  r.  40 

McAllister 
Archibald  Samuel  C,  saddle  and  hamessmaker,  1141 

Market,  r.  821  Webster 
Archidet  Louise  Mrs.,  milliner,  317  Sutter 
Archidet  Victor,  bartender,  r.  317  Sutter 
Architectural  Iron  Works,  Martin   O'Connell  proptr, 

230  Steuart 
Ardarson  William,  seaman  P.   C.   SS.  Orizaba,  r.  828 

Vallejo 
Areling  Miss,  foreman  S.  Ettinger,  r.  789  California 
Arend  Peter,  furnished  rooms,  514  Bush 
Areudt  Edward  T.,  upholsterer,  r.  1006  Minna 
Arens  Albert,  master  mariner,  r.  317  Capp 
Arens  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Arensberg  Hermann,  physician,  r.  1135  Harrison 
Arents  Edward,  clerk  H.  W.  Baxter,  r.  5  Dawson  PI 
Arenzen  Aaron,  clerk,  r.  435  Pine 
Aretta  Paul,  scavenger,  r.  E  s  Lapidge,  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Ninet(  enth 
Arey  Charles  A.,  captain  schr  Alice 
Arev  John  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  2225  California 
Arey  Walter  W.,  r.  2225  California 
Arfort  John  B.,  carriage  and  wagonmaker,  623  Geary 
Arfsten  Knudt   E.,    cabinetmaker,     r.    New    Atlantic 

Hotel 
Argall  John,  r.  628  Golden  Gate  Av 
Argania  Lena,  domestic  NW  cor  Pacific  Ay  and  Octa- 

via 
Argent  Mining  Co.  (Lodi  Dist.,  Nev.)  F.  E.  Luty  secre- 
tary, 330  Pine,  room  5 
Argenta  Mining  Co.    (Elko  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  M.  Hall  sec- 
retary, 327  Pine,  room  20 
Argenti  .Jerome  J.   B.,  drug  clerk  Leon  DiNola,  r. 

2940  Mission 
Argenti  Tullio,  marblecutter,  r.  2940  Mission 
Argento  Lazzaro,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Argonaut  Jlining  Co.    (Globe  District,  A.  T.)  Joseph 

Pentecost  secretarv,  office  702  Market 
Argonaut  Publishing  Co.,  F.  M.  Pixley  presl- 
dent,  Jerome  A.  Hart  secretary,  A.  P.  Stanton  bus- 
iness manager,  publishers   and  proprietors  The 
Argonaut,  622  California 


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Argfonaiit  The  (weekly)  Argonaut  Piiblishing  Co. 

publishers  aud  [)roprietors,  522  California 
Argiiello  Albert  K.,  clerk  George  Loomis,  r.  2  Ivy  Ter- 
race 
Argiiello  Charles,   salesman   Fratinger  &   Noll,  r.  262 

Clementina 
Argiiello  J.  R.  (McDowell  k  Arguello)    r.  1206  Market 
Argiiello  Lnis  Antonio,  Spanish   Ben.  Soc,   510  Bush 
Arg'us  Publishing'  Co.  (Robert  K.  Culbreth)  pub- 

li.shers  City  Argus,  629  Kearny 
Ajriani  Amabilia,  Italian  Bersaglieri   Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Ariani  Santi,  liquor  saloon  and  boarding,  891  Front, 

r.  331  J<>  Vallejo 
Arias  Henry,  boxmaker,  r.  1717  Stockton 
Arica  Jose  M.,  jeweler,  r.  417  Broadway 
Arighi  Giovanni,  vegetables,  70  Colombo  Market 
Arillano  Bernard,  wireworker,  r.  826  J^  Pacific 
Arillano   Clementina    Miss,    cigarmaker,   r.    8E    cor 

Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
Arillano  John,  wireworker,  r.  826M  Pacific 
Ariou  Halle,  Henry  Grimm  proptr,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Sutter 
Ariou  House,  Frederick  Huber  proptr,  13-15  Page 
Aristide  Gus,  steward  barkentine  Eureka, r.  IdH  Hunt 
Arizona  and  Nevada  Railroad  and  Navigation  Co.,  E. 

P.  Peckham  president,  311  Montgomery 
Arizona  Hotel,  Adolph  Classen  proptr,  11-13  Clay 
Arizona  Prospecting  and  Mining  Co.,  Charles  E.  Tra- 

vers  secretary,  8  Stevenson  Building 
Arjo  Manuel,  salesman  G.  Venard,  r.  136  Lombard 
Arkwright  Eliza  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  315  Shotwell 
Arl  Joseph,. waiter  A.  Beth,  r.  5  Quincy  PI 
Arlands  Charles,  tanner,  r.  San  Bruno  Hotel 
Arling  Frank,  cook,  r.  717  Stockton 
Arling  Isaac,  watchman,  r.  2731  Bryant 
Arlington  House,    William     H.    Brown    proptr,    127 

Kearny 
Armager  Charles  W.,  sergeant  police,  r.  1423  Stelner 
Armand  Adolph   M.,   bookkeeper   and   cashier   S.  F. 

Abend  Post  Publishing  Co.,  r.  2620  Sutter 
Armand  August,  r.  1416  Powell 
Armand  Celine,  dressmaker,  r.  1416  Powell 
Armbruster  Daniel,  cabinetmaker,  r.  11  Hickory  Av 
Armbruster  Daniel  Jr.,  clerk  L.  Oesterreicher,  r.  11 

Hickory  Av 
Armbruster  Emma  Miss,  helper  F.  Korbel  &  Brothers, 

r.  162  Shipley 
Armbruster  Julius,  engraver  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  2101  Steiner 
Arnibruster  Sophia,  widow,  r.  162  Shipley 
Armer  Andrew  M.,  bookkeeper  S.  B.  Dinkelspiel  & 

Co.,  r.  1424  Bush 
Armer  Benjamin,  shipping  clerk  M.  Armer  &  Co.  ,r. 

1424  Bush 
Armer  Joseph  L.,  bookkeeper  M.  Armer  &  Co.,  r.  1424 

Bush 
Armer  M.    Si  Co.    (Max   Armer)    manufacturers 

cigars  and  dealers  tobacco,  306-308  Sacramento 
Armer  Max  (M.  Armer  &  Co.)  r.  1424  Bush 
Armer  Robert,  superintendent  Alaska  Cannery,  r.  1522 

Stockton 
Armer  Thomas,  cook,  r.533  Sacramento 
Armes  Charles  W.  (Armes  &  Dallam)  r.  Oakland 
Armes  Claude  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  109  Montgomery 
Armes  Edward,  clerk  Cal.  Laundry,  r.  210  O'Farrell 
Arnies  «&  Dallam  (George  W.  Armes  and  Richard 

B.  Dallam)  importers  wooden   aud  willowware, 

mnfrs  brooms,  tubs  and  pails,  and  agents  F.  N. 

Davis  &  Co.'s  building  paper  and  Irving  Brothers'. 

paper-carpeting,  factory  San  yuentin,  office 230-232 

Front 
B^Armes.     See  Arms 
Armiger  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
Armiugton  A.,  Tailors'Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  aud 

Morton 
Armington  Edward  J.,  compositor,  r.  33  Russ 
Armiugton  Edward  R.,  tailor,  r.  33  Russ 
Armino  Gio  B.,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-sixth  and 

Twenty-seventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Armitage  George  E.,  sailmaker  Branson,  Armitage 

&0o. 
Armitage  Herbert,  butcher  Charles    Lintott,  r.  560 

Mission 
Armitage  John    (Branson,  Armitage  &  Co.)    r.  1008 

McAllister 
Armknecht  Louis,  blacksmith,  r.  209  Minna 
Armonino  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Armonio  Pietro,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Armour  Henry,  machinist,  r.  78  Natoraa 


Arms  Richard,  clerk,  r.  Hotel  Rhein 

Arms  Sarah,  widow,  r.  862  Mission 

Armsby  J.  K.  (J.  K.  Armsby  &  Co.,)  r.  Chicago 

Armsby  J.  K.  &  Co.  (J.  K.  Armsby,  John  M.  Waite  and 

Henry  Newton)  wholesale  commission  merchants 

(Chicago)  and  318  Front 
Armstead  John,  waiter,  r.  40  Natoma 

Armstrong .  clerk  W.  Sanders,  r.  912  Ellis 

Armstrong  A.  B.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Armstrong  Albert  M.,  student  State  University,  r.  326 

Fell 
Armstrong  Andrew,  steward  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Armstrong  Angel,  laborer,  r.  564  Natoma 
Armstrong  Bessy,  domestic  932  Bush 
Armstrong  Charles,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
.\rm6troug  Charles  F.,  cooper,  r.  262!^  Clementina 
Armstrong   Christopher,  groceries  and  liquors,   NW 

cor  Folsom  and  Harriet 
Armstrong  Christopher,  sign  painter,  r.  612  Linden  Av 
Armstrong  Clarissa  C,  widow,  r.  1546  Howard 
Arm.stroug  E.  I.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  32  Glen  Park  Av 
Armstrong  Elizabeth  Miss,  r.  120  Shipley 
Armstrong  Frank  T.,  porter  White  Bros.,  r.  241  Fourth 
Armstrong  Frederick  W.,  teamster,  r.   Huettmann's  j 

Hotel 
Armstrong  G.,  second  mate  bark  Lizzie  Marshall,  r. 

12  Washington 
Armstrong  George,  r.  142  Fourth 
Armstrong  George,  r.  629  Stevenson 
Armstrong  George,  bartender,  r.  66  Tehama 
Armstrong  George,  j)acker  clothing  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r. 

128  Turk 
Armstrong  George  R.,  bookkeeper,  r.  535  Minna 
Armstrong  Gustave,  cooper,  r.  726  Folsom 
Armstrong  H.,  mechanic,  r.  139  Fourth 
Armstrong    Harry,   assistant    C.   E.   Farnum,  r.    229 

Kearny 
Armstrong  Henry,  house  painter,  r.  NE  cor  Dolores 

and  Sixteenth 
Armstrong  Henry,  seaman,  r.  5}^  Elizabeth 
Armstrong  Herbert  G.,  student,  r.  326  Fell 
Armstrong  James,  r.  S  s  Harrison,  bet  Twenty-fourth 

aud  Twenty-fifth 
Armstrong  James,  ice  maker,  r.  133  Ninth 
Armstrong  James  T.    (J.  T.  Armstrong  &  Co.)  r.  250 

Jessie 
Armstrong  Janet,  widow,  r.  316  Page 
Armstrong  Jennie  Miss,  r.  21'20  Union 
Armstrong  Johanna,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Henrietta  and 

Cnerubusco,  B.  H. 
Armstrong  John,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  20  Folsom  Av 
Armstrong  John,  check  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf, 

r.  Oakland 
Armstrong   John,  engineer  Presidio   KR. ,  r.  SE  cor 

Baker  and  Beach 
Armstrong  John,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Armstrong  John,  tailor,  r.  341  Minna 
Armstrong  John,  with  Charles   E.   Blake   Sr.,   r.   229 

Kearny 
Armstrong  John  Mrs.,  r.  1420  Clay 
Armstrong  John  A.,  cooper,  r.  HSU  Washington 
Armstrong  John  G.,  cooper,  r.  4  Taylor  PI 
Armstrong  John  J.,  clerk,  r.  835  Bush 
Armstrong  John  J.,  painter,  r.  19  Welsh 
Armstrong  John  L.,  stock  broker,  316  Montgomery,  r. 

326  Fell 
Ariistrong  J.  T.  &   Co.    (James  T.   Armstrong   and 

William  B.  Mosher)  lamps  and  oils,  627  Kearny 
Armstrong  K.  A.  Mrp.,  saleslady  White,  Grey  &  Co. 
Armstrong  Lucy  A.  Mrs.,  r.  923  Washington 
Armstrong  Margaret  Miss,  r.  564  Bryant 
Armstrong  Martin,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Armstrong  M.   T.  Mrs.,  widow,    dressmaker,  r.  419 

O'Farrell,  rear 
Armstrong  Nellie  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  326  Fell 
Armstrong  Peter,  saloon  keeper,  r.  NE  cor  Beach  and 

Baker 
Armstrong  R.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Armstrong  Richard,   salesman    Cluflf    Bros.,   r.  434 

Jessie 
Armstrong  Robert  B.  (M.  Zacharias  &  Co.)r.  835  Bush 
Armstrong  Rose,  domestic  21  Hill 
Armstrong:  Rudolpli,    cooperage,    121    Jackson 

and  72  Oregon,  r.  1023  Hampshire 
Armstrong  Samuel  0.,  salesman   George  W.  Miller,  r. 

564  Bryant 
Armstrong  Samuel  P.,  teamster  Henry  Dutton  Jr.,  r. 

203  Bartlett 


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A  SPECIALTY.       Office.  33  Geary  St. 


J.  MACDONOUGH, 


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41  Market  Street,  corner  Spear. 


AKM 


171 


AKN 


Armstrong  Thomas  C,  proptr  Haywards  Express,  1 
Commercial,  and  Alameda  Express,  28  Market,  r. 
Haywards 

Armstrong  Thomas  H.,  mnfr  boots  and  shoes,  67-69 
Stevenson,  r.  1  Park  Av 

Armstrong  Thomas  J.,  clerk,  r.  1  Elliot  Park 

Armstrong  Thomas  L. , 'machinist,  r.  401  Oak 

Armstrong  Truman  B.,  tinsmith,  r.  1719  Leaven- 
worth 

Armstrong  William,  carpenter,  r.  1112  Hyde 

Armstrong  William,  compositor,  r.  615  Minna 

Armstrong  William,  fireman,  r.  62  First 

Armstrong  William,  grainer,  r.  302  Capp 

Armstrong  Wiljiam,  laborer  Mount  St.  Joseph's  In- 
fant Asylum 

Armstrong  William, machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works, 
r.  656  Minna,  rear 

Armstrong  William  F.,  grainer,  r.  302  Capp 

Armstrong  William  G.,  compositor,  r.  32  Glen  Park 
Av 

Armstrong  William  H.,  seaman,  r.  1923  Fillmore 

Armstrong  William  H.,  watchman  new  City  Hall,  r. 
1923  Fillmore 

Armstrong  William  J.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  & 
Co.,  r.  20(i  Powell 

Armstrong  William  W.,  accountant  Hutchinson  & 
Mann,  r.  822  .Turk 

Armstrong's  Alameda  Express,  Thomas  C.  Armstrong 
proptr,  28  Market 

Armstrong's  Haywards  Express,  Thomas  C.  Armstrong 
proi]tr,  1  Commercial 

Armus  John,  miller,  r.  1529  Turk 

Arnaboldi  Angelo,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 

Arnaud  Albert  (Albert  Amaud  &  Co.)  r.  308  Stockton 

ARNAUD  ALBERT  &   CO. 

(Albei-t  Aruautl  and  Frank  Bellet)  im- 
porters and  dealers  wines  and  liquors, 
NVV  cor  Post  and  Dupont 

Arnaud  Mathilde  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  810  Stockton 

Arnaud  Paul,  upholsterer,  r.  810  Stockton 

Arnaud  Pierre,  boxmaker,  r.  12  Willow 

Arnherger  F.  A.  ^r.,  clerk  A.   L.  Bancroft  &   Co.,   r. 

1209  Montgomery 
Arnberger  Frank,  musician,  r.  1209  Montgomery 
Arndt  William  R.,  laborer,  r.  29  Alta 
Arnell  William  J.,  car  conductor,  r.  825  Folsom 
Arnesen  Sof  en,  packer,  r.  906  Filbert 
Arnett  John,  bricklayer,  r.  1  Laskie 
Arnett  Nathaniel  H.,  driver  Hose  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

23  Fell 
Arnett  Richard  (Starkey  &  Arnett)  SW  cor  Naples  and 

China  Av,  Excelsior  Homestead 
(^"Arnett.     See  Arnott 
Arnheim  Gustave,  jeweler,  r.  8  Steuart 
Amheim  Julius  S.,  apothecary  and  chemist,  NE   cor 

Octavia  andOak 
Arnheim  Samuel  S.,  stationery  and  tobacco,  8  Steuart 
Arnheim  William  S.,    watchmaker    and    jeweler,  8 

Steuart,  r.  2740  Folsom 
Arnhold  Benjamin,  clerk  Louis  Sloss  &  Co.,  r.  615 

Eddy 
Arnhold  Hugo,  traveling  salesman  Lilienthal  &  Co., 

r.  615  Eddy 
Arni  George,  Swiss  Bert.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Arning  Jacob,  cook,  r.  8  Berry 

Arnold ,  machinist,  r.  737  Howard 

Arnold  Adolph,  r.  444  3^  Third 

Arnold  Alice  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  3253^  Bush 

Arnold  Amanda,  widow,  r.  207  Fair  Oaks 

Arnold  Amos  D.,  actor,  r.  427  Bush 

Arnold  Anna,  widow,  r.  17113^  Jones 

Arnold  Austin,  cashier  Marcus  C.  Hawley  k  Co.,r.  413 

Van  Ness  Av 
Arnold  Benjamin  E.  fArnold  &  Co.)  r.  1121  Valencia 
Arnold  Brothers  (Cyrus  M.  and  Gilbert  0.)  real  estate 

agents,  207  Kearny 
Arnold  C. ,  hatter,  r.  3  Mary  Lane 
Arnold  C.  B.,  r.  2224  Pine 
Arnold  Charles  M.,  carpenter,  r.  1427  Pacific 
Arnold  Charles  W.,  secretary  E.  B.  Perrln,  r.  120  Ful-" 

ton 
Arnold  Cyrus,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Arnold  Cyrus  M.  (Arnold  Brothers)  r.  515)4  Valencia 
Arnold  D.  B.,  carpenter,  r.  1427  Pacific 
Arnold  Edison  C,  bookkeeper  Arnold  &  Co.,  r.   1322 

Valencia 
Arnold  E.  J.,  r.  514  Van  Ness  Av 
Arnold  E.  M.,  porter  Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 


Arnold  Emil  W.,  butcher  Frederick  Katz,  r.  Bootz 
Hotel 

Arnold  Emily,  widow,  r.  1  Delgado  PI 

Arnold  Ferdinand  D.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  945 
Twentieth 

Arnold  Florence  A.  Miss,  saleslady  Isaac  Barker,  r. 
120  Fulton 

Arnold  Francis  W.,  cooperage,  2  Chambers  and  609 
Battery,  r.  523  Octavia 

Arnold  Frank,  milker,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 

Arnold  Franklin  K.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  206  Mont- 
gomery, r.  311  Dupont 

Arnold  Frederick  R.,  pressman  Francis,  Valentine  & 
Co.,  r.  West  Oakland 

Arnold  Fremont,  r.  1807  Mission 

Arnold  George  C,  teacher  languages,  r.    920   Union, 


rear 
Arnold  George  H. 

Mission  Av 
Arnold  George  W 


room  clerk  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  11 


boxmaker,  r.  22  Washington  Av 
Arnold  Gilbert  C.  (Arnold  Brothers)  r.  San  Diego 
Arnold  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.    (Yavapai  Co.,  A. 

T.)  A.  Judsou  secretary,  32u  Sansome,  room  52 
Arnold  Gottlieb  (Arnold  &  Entzminger)   r.  W  s   Mis- 
sion, nr  Thirtieth 
Arnold  Harry  B  ,  r.  609  Shotwell 

Arnold  Henry  A.  (Arnold  k  Flint)  r.  925  Sutter 

Arnold  H.  H.,  r.  273  Minna 

Arnold  Hiram  H.,  whitener,  r.  266  Jessie 

Arnold  Isabella  Miss,  r.  115  Second 

Arnold  J.,  driver  United  Carriage  Co. 

Arnold  James  E.,  laborer,  r.  1  Delgado  PI 

Arnold  Johanna  Miss,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 

Arnold  John,  cooper  F.  W.  Arnold,  r.  523  Octavia 

Arnold  John  C,  bartender,  r.  514  Bush 

Arnold  John  F.,  conductor  Clay  St.  BR.,  r.  1503  Leav- 
enworth 

Arnold  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  333  Ttiird 

Arnold  Joseph  A.,  r.  335  Jessie 

Arnold  Julia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.l  Delgado  PI 

Arnold  Julia  A.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1142  J4  Folsom 

Arnold  Louis,  clerk,  r.  4  Vallejo  PI 

Arnold  M.  A.  Miss,  r.  102  Eddy 

Arnold  Marshall,  assistant  registrar  Hastings  College 
of  the  Law,  636  Clay,  r.  413  Fourth 

Arnold  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1  Delgado  PI 

Arnold  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  773}^  Folsor^ 

Arnold  Matthew,  superintendent  Union  Iron  Works, 
r.  670  Harrison 

Arnold  Michael,  driver  George  Mayer,  r.  530  Seven- 
teenth 

Arnold  Noah  S.  (N.  S.  Arhold  &  Co.)  r.  514  Van  Ness 
Av 

Arnold  N.  S.  <Sf  Co.  (Noah  S.  Arnold)  hardware, 
commission  merchants  and  manufacturers'  agents 
and  agents  Powellton  Coal  Co.,  109  California, 
rooms  14-15 

Arnold  Oscar,  cashier,  r.  413  Van  Ness  Av 

Arnold  Otto,  collector  London  and  San  Francisco 
Bank,  r.  719  Sutter 

Arnold  Patrick  H.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 
205  Taylor 

Arnold  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Arnold  Richard,  stonemason,  r.  1U2M  Folsom 

Arnold  Rufus  W.,  teamster,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-first  and 
Folsom 

Arnold  S.  M.,  r.  2235  •«  Howard 

Arnold  8.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  609  Shotwell 

Arnold  Thomas  C,  salesman  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 
1622  Polk 

Arnold  Thomas  F.,  bricklayer,  r.  1142}^  Folsom 

Arnold  Uriah  K.,  secretary  and  treasurer  Rich- 
mann  Drill  and  Compressor  Co..  and  bookkeeper 
Greenebaum,  Sachs  &  Freeman,  r.  1540  Wash- 
ington 

Arnold  William  G.,  r.  609  Shotwell 

Arnold  William  H.,  machinist  Raymond  &  Wilshire, 
r.  863^  Market 

Arnold  W.  W.,  carpenter,  r.  1427  Pacific 

Arnold  &  Co.  (B.  E.  Arnold  andE.  A.  Cutting)  proptrs 
Valencia  Packing  House,  SE  cor  Valencia  and 
Twenty-third 

Arnold  &  Entzminger  (Gottlieb  Arnold  and  Miihel 
Entzminger)  market,  NW  cor  Twenty-eighth  and 
Church 

Arnold  &  Flint  (Henry  A.  Arnold  and  Edward  D. 
Flint)  iron  and  commission  merchants,  26  Beale 

Arnott  Thomas,  expressman,  SE  cor  Howard  and 
Fourth,  r.  984  Harrison 

BS' Arnott.    See  Arnett 


nmm,  maple,  cherry 


JOHN  WICWIORE,  Office  (33SpearSt. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


AEN 


172 


ASH 


Amstein  Eugene,  with  Lazard  Freres,  r.  1209  Leaven" 

■worth 
Amstein  Ludwig  (Stein,  Simon  &  Co.)  r.  1706  Geary 
Arc  Anton,  laborer,  r.  113  Jackson 
Arondell  Chipman  Mme.,r.  783  Market 
Aronsohn  Isidore,  fruits  and  vegetables,  3  Sixth,  r.  525 

Stevenson 
Aronsohn  Sigmund,  insurance  broker,  office  322  Cali- 
fornia, r.  3  Monroe 
Aronsohn  Simon,  clerk  Isidore  Aronsohn,  r.  912  Fol- 

som 
Aronson  A.,  tobacco  dealer,  r.  438  Union,  rear 
Aronson   Abraham,   furniture,  bedding  and   carpets, 

1324-1326  Stockton,  r.  5(54  Stevenson 
Aronson  David,  capitalist,  r.  564  Stevenson 
Aronson  Frank,  traveling  salesman  Cahn,  Nickelsburg 

k  Co.,  r.  The  Windsor 
Aronson  G.  &  Co.  (George  Aronson)  loan  office,  126 
Kearny,  room  10 

Aronson  George  iG.  Aronson  &  Co.)  r.  514  Eddy 

Aronson  Leon,  clerk  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  824  O'Far- 
rell 

Aronson  Moses  I.,  bootfinisher,  r.  564  Stevenson 

Aronson  Philip  N.,  office  126  Kearny,  room  10,  r.  716 
O'Farrell 

B^  Aronson.     See  Aaronson  and  Aronsohn 

Aronstein  Adolpli,  physician,  office  29  Kearny, 
r.  520  Jones,  office  hours  11:30  A.  M.  to  1  P.  M. 

Arpa  Domenico,  fruitstand,  SW  cor  Battery^ and  Cali- 
fornia 

Arper  Clarence  T.,  compositor,  r.  806  Green 

Arper  Thomas,  engineer  Cal.Wire  Works,  r.  806  Green 

Arphifpus  P.  H.,  r.  1208  Clay 

Arragera  Thomas,  cook,  r.  767  Folsom 

Arraia  Antonio  S.,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 

Arrambide  John  B.,  r.  1011  Buchanan 

Arrlgoni  Napoleone,  fresco  painter,  r.  2  Sonoma  PI 

Arrillaga  Santiago,  teacher  music,  r.  2315  Jackson 

Arrington  Nicholas  O.,  collector,  306  Montgomery,  r. 
819  Howard 

Arrington  Nicholas  T.,  r.  1312  Mason 

Arrington  William  B.,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r.  719  California 

Arriola  Edward,  photographer,  r.  359  Minna 

Arriola  Francisca,  seamstress,  r.  1525  Mason 

Arriola  Louis,  comiiositor,  r.  8  August  Alley 

Arrisou  Mary,  widow,  r.  794  Twenty-fourth 

Arrivey  George,  fireman  stmr  Mary  Garratt 

Arrivey  P..  r.  8  Reed 

Arrowsmith  Augustus  T.,  civil  engineer,  r.  461  Na- 
toma 

Arrowsmith  John,  longshoreman,  r.  16  Blnxome 

Arroyo  Yanuario  (J.  Trejos&  Co.)  r.  11  Second  Av 

Arsego  Angelica,  shirtmaker,  r.  800^  Valencia 

Arselln  Jean,  carpenter,  r.  67  Natoma 

Art  Association  S.  F.,  rooms  430  Pine 

Arteche  Frank,  sawyer,  r.  3  Vallejo  PI 

Arthur  Charles  S.,  carriage  trimmer,  r.  360  Brannan 

Arthur  Eva  S.,  widow,  r.  360  Brannan 

Arthur  Paul,  saddler  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  Oakland 

Artigues  Canning  Co.  (Emil,  Jean  and  Louis  Artigues) 
packers  cooked  meats.  Fifth  Av,  nr  Kailroad  Av, 
South  S.  F. 

Artigues  E.  &  Co.  (Emil,  Jean  and  Louis  Artigues) 
tripe,  etc.,  14  S.  F.  Market,  18  Bay  City  Market, 
and  Fifth  Av.  bet  Railroad  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 

Artigues  Emil  (E.  Artigues  &  Co.  and  Artigues  Can- 
ning Co.)  r.  207  Valencia 

Artigues  Jean  (E.  Artigues  &  Co.  and  Artigues  Can- 
ning Co.)  r.  517  Bryant 

Artigues  Joan  Sr.,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  Railroad  Av  and  N, 
South  8.  F. 

Artigues  Joseph,  r.  550  Bryant 

Artigues  Louis  (E.  Artigues  &  Co.  and  Artigues  Can- 
ning Co.)  r.  550  Bryant 

Artis  Dennis,  whitewasher,  r.  268  Jessie 

Arundell  A.  L.,  r.  205  Thirteenth 

Arundell  M.  J.,  r.  1701  Howard 

Arundell  William,  hostler,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 

Arzberger  Joseph,  butcher  Herman  Cramerding.  r. 
1614  Bush  ^ 

Arzberger  Martin,  painter,  r.  119  Park  Av 

Arzu  J.  Mrg..  widow,  r.  708  O'Farrell 

Arzu  Raphael,  r.  708  CFarroll 

Asal  Adolph,  brushmaker  Figer  Bros.,  r.  746  Minna 

Assalena  D.  R.,  r.  315  Green 

Assalena  F.  L.,  r.  315  Green 

Asbestos  Boiler  Coverings  Co.,  E.  A.  Millard 
manager,  108  Leidesdortf  ' 

Aech  Aaron,  Baleeman,  r.  26  Oak  Grove  Av 


Asch  Benjamin,  barber,  215  Sixth,  r.  26  Oak  Grove  Av 

Asch  Isaac,  barber,  r.  26  Oak  Grove  Av 

Asch  Philip,  barber,  r.  26  Oak  Grove  Av 

Asch  Simon,  salesman,  r.  26  Oak  Grove  Av 

Asch  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  215  Sixth,  r.  26  Oak 

Grove  Av 
Asche  T.  Henry  (T.  Henry  Asche  &  Co.)  r.  Brooklyn, 

N.  Y. 
Asche  T.  Henry  &  Co.  (T.  Henry  Asche   and  Mrs.  Au- 
gusta M.  Bibbyjkid  gloves, 3  Kearny  and  10  Geary 
Aschelman   Frederick  H.,  liquor  saloon,  627   Wash- 
ington 
I  Ascheu  Ernest  F.,  merchant,  r.  7  Capp 
'  Ascher  Charles,  r.  417  Kearny  * 

Aschheim   Adolph,  clerk   Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  1313 

Gough 
Aschheim  Israel  J.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  522  Jones 
j  Aschmann  William  A.,  clerk  F.  Martens  &  Co.,  r.  730 
Vallejo 
B^"Aschmann.    See  Ashman 
;  Ash  Alfred,  agent,  r.  2540  Folsom 

Ash  Alfred,  stenoilcutter,  r.  1  Sumner 
(  Ash  David,  blacksmith,  r.  21  Hawthorne 
;  Ash  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  317  Valley 
'<  Ash  Fanny  Mrs.,  bakery,  and  stationery,  1915  Bush 
Ash  Gregory  .porter  John  E.Richards,r. 302  Eighteenth 
Ash  Henry,  tinsmith,  r.  748  Minna    ' 
'  Ash  Isadore,  furrier  and  dyer,  r.  128  Fell 
i  Ash  James  J.,  clefk,  r.  21  Hawthorne 
I  Ash  John  G.,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Ash  Julia,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
I  Ash  L.,  r.  The  Windsor 

Ash  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  660  Natoma 
I  Ash  Peter,  boilermaker,  r.  551  Minna 
Ash  Robert,   attorney  at  law,   601   California,  r.  211 

Jones 
Ash  Thomas  P.,  phonographic  reporter,  r.  1915  Bush 
tj^Ash.     See  Asch  and  Ashe 
Ashburner  Andrew,  porter  Wenceslao  Loaiza,  r.  563 

Minna 
Ashburner  William,  mining  engineer,  240  Montgom- 

ery,  room  8,  r.  1014  Pine 
Ashby  Elisha  W.,  attorney  at  law,  838   Market,  r.  San 

Rafael 
Ashby  Mark  T.,  secretary  Gover  Mining  and   Milling 

Co.,  office  402  Front,  r.  Berkeley 
AshcroftHenry,  receiver  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.   1828  Bush 
Ashcroft  William,  night  captain  tug  Gov.  Irwin,  r.  919 

■  Jackson 
Ashdown  Archibald,  accountant  Malter,Lind  &  Oo.,  r. 

717  Hyde 
Ashe  C.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  '2315  Sacramento 
Ashe  Matthew,  bartender,  r.  W   s  Mission  bet  Thir- 
tieth and  Thirty-first 
Ashe  Richard  P.,  attorney  at  law,  426  California,rooms 

9-10,  r.  2315  Sacramento 
Ashe  William  L.,  r.  23l5  Sacramento 
8£F"Ashe.    See  Asch  and  Ash 
Asher  Alexander  B.,  policeman,  r.  13  Willow  Av 
Asher  A.  F.,  merchant,  r.  1.596  Bush 
Asher  Benjamin, longshoreman,  r.  NE  cor  Battery  and 

Green 
Asher  Colman,  wines,  liquors  and  billiards  and  cigars 

and  tobacco,  1027  Larkin,  ».  711  Geary 
Asher  Edward,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Asher  George  W.,  butcher,  r.  258  Clara 
Asher  Henry,  merchant,  r.  The  Windsor 
Asher  Jacob,  candymaker  William  Gruenhagen,  r. 

1596  Bush 
Asher  Morris  L.,  clerk  Colman  .A.sher,r.  711  Geary 
Asher  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  711  Geary 
Asher  Samuel,  glazier,  r.  620  Linden  Av 
Asher  Simon  (Asher  &  Smith)  r.  107  Virginia 
Asher  William,  clerk,  r.  1596  Bush 
Asher  k  Smith  (Simon  Asher  and  Hyman   Smith)   oil 

clothing  mnfrs,  325  Davis 
Asherson  Cecilia,  widow,  r.  538  Jessie 
Asherson  Emil,  collector  Hebrew   Observer,  r,  538 

Jessie 
Ashford  C.  W.,  solicitor  The  American  Protective  and 

Collecting  Agency,  r.  430  Post 
Ashford  William,  watchman,  r.  11  Pacific 
Ashhcim  Michael,  laborer  M.  Banner  &  Co.,  r.  47  Kuss 
Ashheim  Samuel,  hat  pressor  F.  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r.  47 

Russ 
Ashini  Benjamin,  r.  420  Van  Ness  Av 
Ashim  Simon,  merchant,  r.  724  Hayes 
Ashim  Solomon,  merchant,  r.  724  Hayes 
Ashley  Delos  R.,  clerk,  r.  712  Bush 
Ashley  John,  cook,  r.  537  Sacramento 


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Ashley  John,  laborer,  r.  514  Third 

Ashley  John   Mrs.,    bakery    and  confectionery,   514 

Third 
Ashley  Lucius  W.,  painter,  r.  862  Mission 
Ashley  W.  R.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  120  Sutter,  room  51 
Ashman  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  350  Tehama 
Ashman  Richard  T. .engineer,  r.  6  Freelon 
Ashman  William,  laborer,  r.  350  Tehama 
Ashman  William,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese.r.  119  Silver 
B^Ashjuan.     See  Aschmann 
Ashmead  Evelyn  R.  Miss,  assistant  Noe   and  Temple 

Street  Primary  School,  r.   W   s  Bryant  Av,   bet 

Mariposa  and  Solano 
Ashmtad  Gustavus  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  W  s 

Bryant  Av,  bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
Ashmore  William  E.,  oysterman  Frank  Gobey,  r.   527 

Geary 
Ashnel  Joseph,  sausage  maker,  r.  715  Stockton 
Ashton  A.,  r.  Russ  House 

Aslit.on  diaries,  real  estate  agent,  413  Montgom- 
ery, r.  Baden,  San  Mateo  Co. 
Ashton  Charles,  reporter   The   Daily  Report,  r.   413 

Montgomery 
Ashton  Charles  S.,  r.  2912  Fillmore 
Ashton  Frank,  clerk  J.  F.  Knox,  r.  507  Sixth 
Ashton  George  F.,  special  agent  Jennings  &  Stillman, 

r.  1517  Jackson 
Ashton  Hattie,  domestic  1224  Pine 
Ashton  Holly  H.,  assistant  janitor  Lincoln  Grammar 

School,  r.  717  Tehama 
Ashton  M.  I.,  r.  Russ  House 
Ashworth  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  806  McAllister 
Askew  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  Old  Ladies'  Home 
Askey  George,  sawsmith,r.  18  First 
Askluud. Isaac,  laborer,  r.  151  Silver 
AsmannAdolph,  dairy  produce   and  delicacies,  69-70 

California  Market,  and  1517  Polk,r.  1517  Poli 
Asmond  Thomas,  porter,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Asmus  John,  farmer,  r.  SE  cor  Russia  Av  and  Mission 

Road 
Asmus  John,  laborer,  r.  1529  Turk 
Asmussen  George,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  SW  cor 

Shotwell  and  Twentieth 
Asmussen  Matthias,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR. 
Asmussen  Peter,  horseshoer,  r.  28  Clay 
Asmussen  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  German  Hotel 
Asmussen  Wilheltu,  laborer,  r.   SE   cor  Twenty-sixth 

and  Shotwell 
Asmnssen  William  A.,    groceries  and    liquors, 

KW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth,  and  drygoods,  SE  cor 

Harrison  and  Eighth,  r.  401  Eighth 
Asp  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Aspden  George,  blacksmith,  r.  909  Folsom 
Aspelin  Carl,  dyer.  r.  435  J^  Shipley 
Aspell  John,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 
Asperil  William,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Asplialtum  and  Mastic  Roofing  Co.,  George 

Duncan  &  Co.  proptrs,  652  Market 
Aspino  Pablo  E..  clerk,  r.  816  Jackson 
Assalena  F.,  packer  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r.  1318  Na- 
te ma 
Assalena  Louis  R.,  packer  San   Francisco  and  Pacific 

Glass  Works,  r.  1318  Natoma 
Aesalino  Nicola,  tailor,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Gunni- 
son and  Washington  Ave 
ABsalino  Salvatore,  cook,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Gun- 
nison and  Washington  Avs 
Aesanger  Elizabeth  Miss,  r.  20  Harlan  PI 
Assard  Frank,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Assayer  State,  Louis  Falkenau.  328  Montgomery, 

room  16 
Asselin  John  8.,  carpenter,  r.  67  Natoma 
Assenti  Basilio,  cook.  r.  8  Ohio 
AnaessoT    City    and    County,    new    City   Hall, 

first  floor 
Assion  Henry,  taUor,  730  Vallejo 
Assion  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  205  Montgomery,  r. 

348  Third 
Associated  Press,    William    M.   Webster  agent,    302 

Montgomerj-,  room  33 
Ast  Bartley,  engineer,  r.  436  Minna 
Astbury  F.  Mrs.,  confectionery,  127!^  Fourth 
Astburv  John,   helper  Sacramento   Boiler  Works,  r. 

127J4  Fourth 
Astell  Henry,  comitositor,  r.  239  Fremont 
Asten  A.  O.,  master  mariner,  r.  1307  California 
AstenJohn  L.,  expressman,  331  East 
Aster  George,  bookbinder  Ludwig  Radius,  r.  1622  West 

Mission 
Aston  James,  plumber,  r.  4ll  Tenth 


Aston  Sarah  E.,  widow,  r.  411  Tenth 
Astor  Block.  C31  Sacramento 

Astor  House,  Adolph  D .  Segelke  proptr,  509-511  Broad- 
way 
Astorg  Alphonse,  butcher,  r.  871  Mission 
Astorg  Marcellin,  butcher,  r.  971  Folsom 
Astoria  House,  Thomas  Rees  proptr.  550  Mission 
Astredo   Anthony,    wines   and   liquors,   SE    cor 

Stockton  and  O'Farrell,  r.  914  Vallejo 
AstredoN  Exclianjfe,   Anthony  Astredo  proprie- 
tor. SE  cor  Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
Asztalos  Samuel,  r.  Jessie,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Atbar  Olive  A.,  weaver,  r.  28  Valparaiso 
Atfliinson    B.    "M.    «&    Co.    (Edward  L.    Cutten 
and  Delia  M.  Atchinson)  dairy  produce  and  pro- 
visions, 16-17-28-30  Centre  Market 
Atchinson  Delia  M.,  widow  (B.  M.   Atchinson  k  Co.) 

r.  East  Oakland 
Atchinson  John  M. ,  messman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Atchinson  L.  E.,  r.  726  California 
Atchinson  Richard,  produce  merchant,  r.  1103  Mont- 
gomery 
Atchison  Mary  Mrs. ,  linguist,  r.  314  Bush 
Atchison  Silas  M.,  miner,  r.  793  Mission 
Atchison  Thomas,  speculator,  r.  314  Bush 
Atchison,     Topeka     and     Santa    Fe  Rail- 
road, D.  W.  Hitchcock  agent,  1  Montgomery 
Atchisson  John,  carpenter,  r.  1040  Army 
Atel  Marx.  r.  255  Third 
Athanesiade  Marco,  peddler,  r.  67  Everett 
Athearn  Charles  G.  (Atheam  \-  Co.)  r.  813  Laguna 
Athearn  Frank,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r.  Calistoga,  Cal. 
Athearn  Joseph  H.  (Athearn  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Athearn  Mary  A.,  widow,  bakery,  1638  Polk 
Athearn  William,  chief  clerk   collection  dept  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r.  2001  Bush 
Athearn  &  Co.   (Charles  G.  and  Joseph  H.  Athearn 
and   Benjamin  Pendleton)    groceries,   provisions 
and  ship  stores,  54-56  Steuart 
Athenour  Giuseppe,  florist,  r.  1337  Dupont,  rear 
Atherstone  Thomas  S.,  bookkeeper  The  Singer  Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  1633  Clay 
Atherton  Faxson  D.,  capitalist,  r.  309  Dupont 
Atherton  F.  D.  Mrs. ,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  California  and 

Octavia 
Atherton  Louise  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1193^  Sixth 
Athens  John,  quartermaster  0.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Athey  Andrew,  longshoreman,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Athol  Frank,   clerk   Eugene  F.  Badgley,  r.  205  Mont- 
gomery 
Atkins  Charles,  canmaker,  r.  77  Natoma 
Atkins  David,  machinist  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  5  Leroy  PI 
Atkins  Eben,  porter,  r.  1124  Pacific 
Atkins  Frank,  actor,  r.  110  Taylor,  rear 
Atkins  H.  B.,  r.  1910  Market 
Atkins  John,  molder,  r.  346Beale 
Atkins  Robert,  bagsewer,  r.  318  Davis 
Atkins  Robert  C.  (Orr  &  Atkins)  r.  608  Geary 
Atkinson  David,  r.  W  s  Church,  bet  Twenty-third  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Atkinson  Edward  W.,  shademaker  E.  K.  Gaskin,r.  371 

Minna 
Atkinson  F.,  fireman  Enginff  No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  314 

Sixth 
Atkinson  George,  sawfiler  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Atkinson  George,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  Buss  House 
Atkinson  George  F.,  woodturner,  259  First,  r.  10  Clem- 
entina 
Atkinson  Harry  T.,  clerk  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Atkinson  Henry,  seaman,  r.  303  Howard 
Atkinson  Henry,  woolgrader,  r.  1'240  Mission 
Atkinson  James,  r.  133  Ninth 
Atkinson  John,  clerk,  r.  22  Harrison 
Atkinson  Joseph  B.  (L.  Atkinson  &  Co.)  r.  728  Sutter 
Atkinson  L.  &  Co.    (Lewis   and   Joseph  B.   Atkinson) 

shirt  mnfrs,  26  Montgomery 
Atkinson  Lewis  (L.  Atkinson  &  Co.)  r.  728  Sutter 
Atkinson  Nathan,  real  estate,  330  Pine,  room  5,  r.  803 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Atkinson  P.,  seaman,  r.  1'27  Jackson 
Atkinson  Rose  H.,  widow,  r.  371  Minna 
Atkinson  Thomas,  r.  28  Zoe 
Atkinson   Thomas,  real   estate,  r.   W  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Atkinson  Thomas,  trader,  r.  520  Seventh 
Atkinson  Thomas  T.  &  Co.  (Thomas  T.  Atkin- 
son) stockbrokers,  337  Pine 


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Atkingon  Thomas  Thompson  (ThomaB  T.  At-  i 

kinson  &  Co.)  r.  1610  Turk 
Atkinson  William,  contractor,  302  Montgomery,  rooms  i 
27-2!!,  r.  East  Oakland  : 

Atlantic  and  Pacific  Railroad  (Cal.  Division)  i 

32«  Montgomery,  room  8 
Atlantic  Brush  Co.  (Boston,  Mass.)  Robert  Blair  man- 
ager, 510  Montgomery 
Atlantic  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (DeTil's  Gate  Dist., 
Nev.)  David  Wilder  secretary,  328  Montgomery, 
room  21 
Atlantic  Gardens,  Louis  Heydenaber  proptr,  S  s  Bay, 

bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Atlantic  Giant  Powder  Co.,  4  California 
Atlantic  Hall,  Jacob    Kihlmeyer    proptr,    a08   Fran- 
cisco 
Atlas  Iron  Works,  J.  B.  Jardine  proptr,  135  Beale 
Atley  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Attel  Marks,  watchmaker  and  .ieweler,  255  Third 
Attell  Seymour,   merchant  tailor,   53    Third,   r.    132 

Perry 
Atterbury  Alexander,  bookkeeper,  r.  200  Nineteenth 
Atthowe  Charles,  clerk  stmr  Relief,  r.  706  O'Farrell 
Attinger  F.  (Attinger  &  Eging)  r.  7  Carlos  PI 
Attinger  Gottlieb,  boot  and   shoemaker,  115  Leides- 

dorff,  r.  5  Elizabeth 
Attinger  John,  cutter  Joseph  T.  Poheim,  r.  NE  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Noe 
Attinger  Laiira,  widow,  r.   N  s  Clipper,  bet  Noe  and 

Sanchez 
Attinger  &  Eging    (F.  Attinger  and  Christian  Eging) 

tailors,  316  O'Farrell,  rear 
Attorney   City   and    County,    new  City  Hall, 

third  floor 
Attridge  Arthur,  shoemaker,  W  s  Noe,  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Attridge  Edward,  laborer,  r.  1010  Filbert 
Attridge  James,  groceries,  NW  cor  Union  and  Leaven- 
worth, r.  2003  Leavenworth 
Attridge  James  Jr.,  porter,  r.  2003  Leavenworth 
Attridge  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  2003  Leavenworth 
Attridge  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Attwood  Melville,   consulting  mining   engineer, 

402  Montgomery,  rooms  27-29,  r.  Saucelito 
Atwater  D.  M.,  foreman  Main  &  Winchester,  r.   659 

Howard 
Atwell  Edward,  with  J.  M.  Elder  &  Co.,   r.  944  How- 
ard 
Atwell  Eugene,  mnfr  burning  brands,  318  Front,  r. 

335  Fourth 
Atwell  H.  Wallace,  r.  cor  Twenty- third  and  TJtah 
Atwood  Caroline  L.  Mrs.,  assistant  Girls  High  School, 

r.  1511  Clay 
Atwood  Charles  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  1103  Broadway 
Atwood  C.  W..  r.  loll  Clay 

Atwood  Ernest  C,  machinist,  r.  5353^  Stevenson 
Atwood  George  E.,  hay  and  grain,  733-735  Fourth,  r. 

16'J  Perry 
Atwood  George  W.,  teamster,  r.  133  Clara,  rear 
Atwood  Robert  H.  (Atwood  k  Mattingly)  r.  501  Post 
Atwood  Robert  H.,  speculator,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Atwood  William  T..  chief  deputy  County  Recorder,  r. 

206  Powell 
Atzeroth  Frederick  (Lemmermann  &  Atzeroth)  r.  1120 

Turk 
Atzeroth  Henry  (Atzeroth  &  Maas)  r.  1708  Fillmore 
Atzeroth    &    Maas    (Henry  Atzeroth  and,    Frederick 

Maas)  liquor  saloon,  1708  Fillmore 
Aubert  Albert,  porkpacker,  10  S.  F.  Market   and  sau- 
sage factory,  732   Montgomery,  r.    818   Broadway 
Aubert  Charles,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  3  Broadway 
Aubert  Edward,  student,  r.  818  Broadway 
Aubert  Eugene,  cook,  r.  New  Giullaume  Tell  Hotel 
Aubert  Paul  L.,  porter  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r.  1314 

O'Farrell 
Aubertin  George,  barber,  724  Brannan 
Aubiu  Henry,  restaurant.  434  Bush 
Aubrey  Charles,  porter,  r.  2(ill  Misston 
Aubrey  Chai'les  A.,  tinner,  r.  550  Natoma 
Aubrey  Francis  O., furniture  and  upholsterer,  2609 Mis- 
sion, r.  E  s  Chattanooga,  bet  Twenty-second  and 
Twenty-third 
Aubrey  Frank,  mate  ship  W.  G.  Davis,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Anchinachie  George,  laborer,  r.  205  Second 
Audemard  Emanuel,  porter,  r.  470  Tehama 
Audeniard  Julius,  porter,  r.  470  Tehama 
Audemard  Manuel,  laundry,  470  Tehama 
Audet  Louis,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  68  Sil- 
ver 


Auditor  City  and  County,  new  City  Hall,  first 

floor 
Audley  Thomas,  sailmaker,  r.  140  Fourth 
Auer  Arthur,  maltster,  r.  1420  Pine 
Auerbach  Alfred  (Auerbach  &  Thompson)  r.  449  Stev- 
enson 
Auerbach  Leopold,  r.  1516  Post 
Auerbach  Louis,  real  estate,  539  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Auerbach   &  Thompson  (Alfred  Auerbach  and  David 

Thompson)  proptrs  Pac.  Fringe  Factory,  751  Mar- 
ket 
Aufrichtig  Moritz,  watchmaker  and  jewelry  mnfr,  116 

Sixth,  r.  1045  Folsom 
Augenstein  Ernst,  jeweler,  r.  913  Eighto  — ;_i 
Auger  Anna,  widow,  r.  8  Caroline  PI 
Auger  Bernard  E.,  commission  merchant,  l^O  Battery, 

r.  826  Howard 
Auger  Evigene  A.,  clerk,  r.  826  Howard 
Auger  Flora  Mme.,  millinery,  621  Larkin 
Auger  John,  baker,  r.  621  Larkin 
Auger  John  I.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Auger  Lewis  S.,  farmer,  r.  8  Second  Av 
Augerstein  Charles,  laborer,  r.  940  Bryant 
Augros  Cleophas,  widow,  r.  17  Sherwood  PI 
Augsburgh  Frederick  (Fawcett  &  Augsburgh)   r.  63 

Minna 
August  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  1  Johnston 
August  John,  r.  W  6  Merrimac,  bet  Kentucky  and 

Fourth 
Augustine  Leon,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Augustine  M.  B.,  salesman  Gordon  Hardware  Co.,r. 

Oakland 
Aug-ustine  Morris  (Rosenbaum&  Co.)  r.  23Kearny 
Augustine  William,  cabinetmaker,  r.  nr  Ocean  View 

Station 
Augustine  William,  cabinetmaker,  641  Third,  r.  409 

Brannan 
Augustiny  John,  butcher,  r.  407  Turk,  rear 
Augusto  Felippe,  cook  Lisbon  House 
Augustus  Joseph,  painter,  r.  913  Montgomery 
Aul  George,  chicken  ranch,  E  s  Watts,  nr  Crescent  Av, 

B.  H. 
Auld  John  M.,  harnessmaker,  r.  214  Perry 
Auld  Royal  I.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  Oakland 
Auld  Robert  W.,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Aulds  William  P.,  salesman,  r.  423  O'Farrell 
Auley  Edward  O.,  watchmaker,  r.  Ahlbom  House 
Ault  J.  C,  engineer,  r.  Linden  House 
Ault  Joseph  H.,  warehouseman,  r.  552  Bryant 
I  Ault  Joseph  P.,  hostler,  r.  552  Bryant 
I  Ault  Matthias,  miller,  r.  675  Mission 
Ault  M.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  242  Taylor 
Ault  Samuel  S.,  r.  552  Bryant 
»^Ault.     See  Alt 
Aultman   Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (El  Dorado  Co.,  Cal.) 

J.  M.  Bufflngton  secretary,  309  California,  room  4 
Aumann  Henry,  Cigar  Makers'  Assn.  114  Dupont 
Aumaun  Wilhelmina, widow,  r.  11  Telegraph  PI 
Aungst  Henry,  laborer,  r.  608  Sixth 
Auradou   A.  L.  &    Co.    (Alexander  L.   Auradou    and 

George  Tiaffay)  poultry,  game  etc..  515  Merchant 
Auradou  A.  Leon  Jr.,  lithographer,  r.  1309  Powell 
Auradou  Alexander  L.  (A.  L.  Auradou  &  Co.)  r.  1309 

Powell 
Aurich  Abraham,  butcher,  r.  211  Austin 
Aurick  Charles,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Aurora  Tunnel   and   Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  C. 

Van  Dyck  Hubbard   secretary,  310  Pine,  room  11 
Aiirouze  Marius,   barber,  203    Montgomery  Av,  r.  3 

Grand  PI 
Ausman  Otto  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  1571  k>  Market 
Austermuhle  Charles,  cook.  r.  21  Stockton  PI 
Austin  Adele  J.  Mrs.,  r.  214}^  Sixth 
Austin  Alfred  M.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  216  Powell 
Austin  Alvuh  C,  engineer,  r.  2019  Hyde 
Austiu.Benjamin  C.  metal  broker,  r.  126  Tenth 
Austin  Benjamin  C.  Jr..  clerk  W.  J.  Calliugbam&  Co., 

r.  126  Tenth 
Austin  Benjamin  F..  gilder,  r.  29  Linden  Av 
Austin  C.  H.,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Australia 
Austin  Charles  G.,  r.  8  Folsom  Av 
Austin  Charles  G.  Jr.,  r.  8  Folsom  Av 
Austin  Edward,  bargeman  A.  C.  Freese 
Austin  Edwin  C,  millwright,  r.  227  Green 
Austin  Emma  Mrs.,  r.  503  Fell 
Austin  Frank,  r.  611  Folsom 
Austin  Harry,  r.  533  Capp 

Austin  Henry,  dentist,  office  and  r.  634  ■Washington 
Austin  Henry,  seaman,  r.  NW  cor  Harrison  and  Spear 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


Washing  Called  for  and  Delivered 

OFFICK.   .t3  UKAKV   ST. 


I      MArnnMniirU    importer  of  and  dealer  in  coal,  and  pig  iron, 

J.      IVIHOUUI^UUUn,  4X  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


AUS 


175 


BAB 


Austin  Henry  S.  (Thomas  H.-  Selby  &  Co.)  r.  San 
Kafael 

Austin  Henry  S.,  paper  boxmaker,  r.  8  Folsom  Av 

Austin  John,  porter  George  Finck,  r.  2  Twentieth 

Austin  Joseph,  drayman  Crane,  Hastings  &  Co.,  r.  51G 
Seventh 

Austin  Joseph,  suryeyor  cargoes,  307  California,  r. 
Palace  Hotel 

Austin  Laurel  N.,  teamster  Renner  &  Co.,  r.  cor  Bitch 
and  Townsend 

Austin  Marcus  E. ,  real  estate  and  brokerage,  639 
Kearny,  r.  East  Oakland 

Austin  Owen  C,  seaman,  r.  135  Folsom 

Austin  Richard,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Austin  Sampson  Jr.,  packer  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co.,  r.  1620 
Post 

Austin  Thaddeus  T.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  Ab- 
botsford  House 

Austin  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  25  M  Sixth 

Austrian  Benevolent  Society,  71  New  Montgomery 

Autenreith  Edward  H.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  306 
Eighteenth 

Autergne  George,  laundryman,  r.  nr  Ocean  View 
Station 

Autey  William  H. ,  steward,  r.  131  Perry 

Automatic  Serving  Machine,  A.  T.  Eggleston 
manager,  1'21  Post 

Auvray  Francois,  drayman,  r.  133i  Dupont 

Avacino  Antonio,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  726  Green,rear 

Avan  John,  corporal  police,  r.  13  Tehama 

Avancino  Bastiano,  vegetables,  r.  1  Varennes 

Aventuri  Gio.  Batta,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wash- 
ington 

Averell  Wilson,  r.  56iH  Howard 

Averill  E.  Miss,  r.  608  Ellis 

Averill  Herbert  E.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 
735  Pine 

Avery  Augustus  A.,  hackman.  SW  cor  Post  and  Stock- 
ton, r.  430  Valencia 

Avery  B.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  733  Bush 

Avery  Dean  R.  (D.  R.  Avery  &  Co.)  r.  1437  Steiner 

Avery  D.  R.  &  Co.  (Dean  R.  Avery)  fruits  and  vege- 
tables, 18-19  Centre  Market 

Avery  Elisha,  captain  bark  Legal  Tender,  r.  1437 
Steiner 

Avery  Eunice  H.,  widow,  r.  N  s  Solano,  bet  Iowa  and 
Pennsylvania  Av 

Avery  F.,  studen*  Barnard's  Business  College 

Avery  F.  P. .porter  Hartshorn  &  Waters, r.  2  Reagan  PI 

Avery  Francis,  secretary  Sausalito  Land  and 
Ferry  Co.,  Ferry  Building,  East,  nr  Market,  r. 
Saucelito 

Avery  Francis,  clerk  insurance  dejit  Balfour,  Guthrie 
&  Co..  r.  Saucelito 

Avery  Harry,  blockmaker.  r.  54  Third 

Avery  James  O.,  compositor,  r.  NW  cor  Iowa  and  So- 
lano 

Avery  Judson,  clerk  T>.  R.  Avery  &  Co.,  r.  1528  Eddy 

Avery  Martin,  sailmaker,  r.  250  Spear 

Avery  Robert  J.,  foreman  R.  C.  Hanson,  r.  54  Third 

Avery  Ross,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Montezuma,  nrCoso  Av, 
B.  H. 

Avery  Walter,  seaman,  r.  623  Davis 

Avettant  Peter,  r.  6  Polk  Lane 

Avila  John,  cigarmaker,  r.  518  Valencia 

Avila  Porfiria,  r.  502  Sutter 

Avilais  Raymond,  inessman  P.  M.  SS.  Grai^ada 

Avy  EujEfene,  wholesale  dealer  sheep,  and  wool 
commission  merchant,  cor  Railroad  and  Sixth  Avs, 
South  S.  F..  office  320  Sansome,  room  7,  r.  310 
Lombard 

Axel  Maggie,  operator  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r.  1008 
Natoma 

Axel  Mary,  widow,  r.  1008  Natoma 

Axelrod  Max,  physician,  office  423  Sutter,  r.  1019  Pine 

Axelrod  Samuel,  fancy  goods,  801  Market,  r.  7  Car- 
oline 

Axensin  Fred,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Axford  William,  iron  foundry,  NW  cor  Noe  and  Twen- 
ty-fifth, r.  W  s  Noe,  bet  Jersey  and  Twenty-fifth 

Axford  William  Jr.,  bookkeeper  William  Axl'ord.  r. 
W  s  Noe,  bet  Jersey  and  Twenty-fifth 

Axt  Herman  J.,  clerk  Joseiih  Dinkelsplel,  r.  1062>i 
Howard 

Axt  Ludwig,  shoemaker,  1002  M  Howard 

Axtell  George  M.,  bartender,  r.  114  Fourth 

Axtell  John,  cook,  r.  15^^  Oak  Grove  A\ 

Axtell  Nellie,  widow,  lodgings.  371  Jessie 

Axtmann  Herman,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1614  >^  Buchanan 

Axtmann  Leopold,  bakery,  500  Hayes 


Ayala  Manuel,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 

Ayer  Charles,  r.  25  Oak 

Ayer  Cyrus,  restaurant.  1067  Howard 

Aver  Edward  E.,  r.  323  Kearny 

Ayer  Frank  P..  capitalist,  r.905  Valencia 

Ayer  Frederick,  r.  728 J^  Green 

Ayer  Frederick  W.,  machinist,  r.  315  Fifth 

Ayer  Isaac,  ganger  U.S.  Internal  Revenue,  r.  Alameda 

Ayer  James,  longshoreman,  r.  728}^  Green 

Ayer  Jonathan  R.,  house  and  sign  painter,  618  Califor- 
nia, r.  413  Minna 

Ayer  Joseph  S.,  carpenter,  r.  724  Seventeenth 

Ayer  Joseph  Y.,  carpenter  and  builder,  724  Seven- 
teenth 

Ayer  L.  Mrs.,  r.  1640  Polk 

Ayer  Washington,  physician,  office  410  Kearny,  r.  1622 
Clay 

Avers  Alonzo  T.,  special  policeman,  r.  110  Austin 

Ayers  Chad.,  hackman,  r.  775  Market 

Ayers  Charles  J.,  milkman,  r.  827  Nineteenth 

Ayers  Charles  L.,  clerk,  r.  920  Dolores 

Ayers  David  M.  (Sheffer  &  Ayers)  r.  765  Market 

Ayers  D.  M.  Mrs.,  housekeeper  O'Kane  House,  765 
Market 

Ayers  Frank  N.,  butcher,  r.  NE  cor  Carolina  and  San- 
ta Clara 

Ayers  Frankie  Miss,  tailoress  J.  Lancaster  &  Co.,  r. 
7283^  Green 

Ayers  George  W. ,  glassblower,  r.  NE  cor  Santa  Clara 
and  Carolina 

Ayers  Grosvenor  P.,  salesman  Holbrook,  Merrill  & 
Stetson,  r.  1605  Golden  Gate  Av 

Ayers  Harrv,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Stockton  and 
Ellis 

Ayers  John  C,  corporal  police,  r.  110  Austin 

Ayers  Joseph,  mining,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Ayers  M. ,  publisher  and  proprietor  The  Farmer 
and  Dealer,  258  Market,  rooms  1-2,  r.  Oakland 

Ayers  M.  &  Co.,  manufacturers  California  Lion 
Sulky  Rake,  258  Market,  rooms  1-2 

Ayers  Mary  P.  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  905  Market 

Ayers  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Ayers  William,  ship  calker,  r.  N  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet  N 
and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Ayers  William  H.,  special  policeman,  r.  408  Austin 

Ayers  Wilson,  blacksmith,  r.  1437  Polk 

K^Ayers.     See  Ayres  and  Eayrs 

Ayhens  Leon,  butcher  A.  Geantit,  r.  California  Hotel 

Aylward  Ellen,  laundress,  r.  S  s  Eddy,  bet  lillmore 
and  Steiner 

Aylward  Mary,  laundress,  r.  S  s  Eddy,  bet  Fillmore 
and  Steiner 

Aymer  Blanche  Miss,  copyist,  r.  264 >i  Minna 

Aymer  Carrie  Miss,  copyist,  r.  264  ><.  Minna 

Ayres  Adolph  A.,  furnished  rooms,  427  Bush 

Ayres  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  54  First 

Ayres  Emma,  widow,  r.  1208  Sutter 

Ayres  Frank  P.,  r.  46  Tehama 

Ayres  Frederick,  bricklayer,  r.  6  Willow 

Ayres  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  315  Fifth 

Ayres  Henry,  machinehand,  r.  708 >i  Tehama 

Ayres  Irvin,  merchant,  office  309  Sacramento,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Ayres  Lottie  Mrs.,  r.  6  Perry 

Ayres  William  C,  salesman  Joseph  Figel,  r.  1303 
Broadway 

^?"Ayres.     See  Ayers  and  Eayrs 

Azores'  Home,  John  C.  Coelho  proprietor,  111 
Jackson 

Axtec  Pinole  Co.,  J.  G.  Montealegre  proprietor, 
218  Sacramento 


B 

Baader  John,  bartender,  r.  2  Bush  St.  PI 
Baagoe  Peter  L.,  captain  schr  Sea  Lion,  r.  503  Fol- 
som' 
Baagoe  Robert,  cook,  r.  503  Folsom 
Baar  Jess,  laborer,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Baas  Charles,  bartender,  r.  1720  Stockton 
Babb  Clement  E.  Rev.,  editor  Occident,  757  Market, 

r.  1031  Mission 
Babb  Milton  E.,  attorney  at  law,  214  Sansome,  rooms 

22-23,  r.  118  Post 
Babbitt  Amelia,  widow,  r.  1129  Mission 
Babbitt  E.  it.,  r.  444  Brannan 

Babbitt  John  H.,  proptr  Excelsior  Straw  Works,  120 
Fourth,  r.  316  Minna 


CABINET  WOODS  m  VENEERS,  133  spear  st,  JOHNTOMORE 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PIIOTOtiBAPHER,  886   MARKET  ST. 

FIRST  CliASS  TAKiEBfT  OKKiT'  EMPl-OYKD. 


BAB 


176 


BAG 


Babbitt   Samuel   T.,  laborer,  r.  N   s   Sierra,  bet  Ken- 
tucky and  Tennessee 
Babcock  A.  S.  (George  Bull  &  Co.)  r.  San  Jose 
Babcock  Ella  L.  Miss,  saleslady  A.  T.  Eggleston,  r. 

d4t>  Miuna 
Babcock  Georja^e,  general  agent  American  Driven 
Well   Water  Co.,  40  Merchants'  Exchange,  r.  1422 
Taylor 
Babcock  George,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  Washington  Corners 
Babcock  H.  Mrs.,  r.  715  Lombard 
Babcock  Harry,  clerk  Parrott  &  Co.,  r.  11  Essex 
Babcock  John,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  546 

Minna 
Babcock  John  P.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  311  Stockton 
Babcock  Kate  D.  Miss,  r.  11  Essex 
Babcock  Nancy,  widow,  r.  1808  Fillmore 
Babcock  William  (Parrott  &  Co.)  r.  ll*ssex,  and  San 

Rafael 
Babcock  William,   carpenter,  r.  W  s   California  Av, 

nr  Virginia  Av 
Babcock  William  F.  (Parrott  &  Co.)  r.  11  Essex 
Babcock  &  IrVilcox   Co.,     manufacturers  water 
tube  steam  boilers,  Charles  G.  Ewing  agent,  505 
Mission 
Babcox   Charles   A.,   clerk  The  Bradstreet  Co..  r.  47G 

Jessie 
Baber  Fannie  Mrs.,  r.  215  Green 
Babich  Jacob,  fruits,  639  Post 
Babier  Mme.,  r.  737  Howard 

Babin  Laiiclry  C,    rent  collector,  612   Commer- 
cial, r.  2116  Larkin 
Babkirk  Frederic,  night  watchman,  r.  8  Bonita 
Babkirk  Fred.  H.,  printer,  r.  8  Bonita 
Babrich  August,  baker,  r.  i  Fella  PI 
Baccala  Domeuico,  teamster,  r.  820  Front 
Baccala  Fulvio,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Baccala  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Baccala  Louis  (Bocken  &  Baccala)  r.  726  J^  Broadway, 

rear 
Bacoi  Santi  (G.  Martini  &  Co.)  r.  635  Vallejo 
Baccio  Giuseppe  (S.  Nardelli  &  Co.)  r.  1803  Mason 
BaccuB  Benjamin  F.  W.,  laborer,  r.  3213^  O'Farrell 
Baccus  John  B.,  r.  1031  Sutter 
Baccus  Richard  T.,   market,  SW  cor   O'Farrell   and 

Mason,  r.  119  Ellis 
fi£?"  Baccus.     See  Backus 
Bace  Antonio,  fisherman,  r.  503  East 
Bacelli  Salvatori,  salesman,  r.  1136  Folsom 
Bach  C,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Bach  Charles  (Bach  A:  Lux)  r.  1583  Folsom 
Bach  Ferdinand,  cabinet  maker,  r.  1007  Washington 
Bach  Frederick  W.,  bookkeeper  Kline  &   Co.,  r.  1105 

Powell 
Bach  Harry  P.,  barber,  r.  1116  Leavenworth 
Bach  Herman,  traveling  agent  Mayrisch  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  1007  Washington 
Bach  Isaac,  teamster,  r.  629  Stevenfion 
Bach  John  (Bach,  Meese  &  Co.)  r.  2022  Mission 
Bach  K.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1007  Washington 
Bach  Mathilde,  widow,  r.  1116  Stockton 
BacI^    Meese    Hi    Co.   (John  Bach   and   Hermann 
Meese)  formerly  United  Anaheim  Wine  Growers' 
Association,  wholesale   liquors,    and    agents    C. 
Conrad  k  Co.'s  Budweiser  Beer,  321  Montgomery 
Bach  William  F.,  lithographer,  r.  2022  Mission 
Bacit  <&    Lux  (Charles   Bach  and   Frank   A.   Lux) 
proprietors  Pioneer,  Bay  and  Union  Malt  Houses, 
and  importers  and  jobbers  hops,  corks  and  brew- 
ers' materials,  535-.537  Sacramento 
Bachelder  Charles  S.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Bank,  r.  534 

Busli 
Bachelder  Edward  M., clerk  Williams  Bros.,  r.  943  Va- 
lencia 
Bachelder   Franklin    J.,    traveling    salesman     Seth 

Thomas  Clock  Co..  r.  1111  Pacific 
Bachelder  Horace,  bookkeeper,  r.  943  Valencia 
Bachelder  James   W.,   weigher    Mission   Bay  Ware- 
bouse,  r.  943  Valencia 
Bachelder  John  W.,  attorney  at  law.  r.  1585  Folsom 
Baclielder  Sarah  C,  widow,  r.  943  Valencia 
Bachelder  Thomas  F.,  attorney  at  law,  612   Commer- 
cial, r.  Alameda  Co. 
e^  Bachelder.     See  Batchelder 
Bacher  Charles  S.,  butcher,  8E  cor  Clay  and  Taylor 

r.  1133  Clay 
Bacher  E.  Mrs.,  millinery  and  human  hair,  404  Kearny 
Bacher  Frank  A.,  r.  404  Kearny 
a^  Bacher.     See  Backer,  Baker,  Bakker  and  Becker     I 


Bachert  August,  •salesman  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  r.  331 

Kearny 
Bachle  Charles  T.,  carpenter,  r.  560 ?-4  Natoma 
Bacbnian  Brothers  (Herman  S.,  Nathan  S.,  David 

S.  and  Leojjold  S.)  importers  foreign  and  domes- 
tic dry  goods,  10-12  Battery  and  10  Bush 
Bachman  Charles,  invoice  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  502  Bush 
Bachman  David  S.  (Bachman  Brothers.)  r.   1617  Van 

Ness  Av 
Bachman  Herman   S.  (Bachman  Brothers.)   r.  New 

York 
Bachman  Leopold  (Frankenthal,   Bachman  &  Co.)  r. 

915  Polk 
Bachman    Leopold    S.  (Bachman    Brothers.)    r.    617 

Leavenworth 
Bachman  Nathan  S.  (Bachman  Brothers.)  r.  1716  Van 

Ness  Av 
Bachman  Simon  (Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co.)  r.  1115  Van 

Ness  Av 
1^"  Bachman.     See  Beckman 
Bachmann  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  307  Mason 
Bachmaun  Frederick  W..  packer,  r.  11  Kate 
Bachmann  Henry,  maltster,  r.  108  Valparaiso 
Bacbmaim  Jacob,  hardware  and   cutlery,   lock- 
smith and  bellhanger  and  shooting  gallery,  729 

Clay 
Bachmann  Theodore,  steward,  r.  1122  Battery 
Bachrach  Simon,  r.  419  Geary 
Bachrach  Simpn,  cigar  dealer,  r.  331  Kearny 
Bacigalupi  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard.  423  Broadway 
Bacigalupi  Antonio,  porter  George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r. 

627  Lombard 
Bacigalupi  Antonio  L.  (Bacigalupi  &  Casassa)  r.  2006 

Maaon 
Bacigalupi  August,  clerk,  r.  1805  Mason 
Bacigalupi  Carlo,  drayman,  r.  21  Lafayette  PI 
Bacigalupi  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Bacigalupi  Francesco,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Bacigalupi  Gaetano,  melter,  melter  and  refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  524  Filbert 
Bacigalupi  Giovanni,  bootblack,  r.  1114  Kearny 
Bacigalupi  Giovanni,  boots  and  shoes,  1404  Dupout 
Bacigalupi  Giovanni,  laborer,  r.  11  Jasper  PJ,  rear 
Bacigalupi   Giovanni,   musician,   r.   718    Greenwich, 

rear 
Bacigalupi  Joseph,  peddler,  r.  810  Union 
Bacigalupi  Joseph,  woodcarver,  r.  1805  Mason 
Bacigalupi  Livia,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Bacigalupi  Louis,  bootblack,  r.  810  Union 
Bacigalupi  Louis,  peddler,  r.  526 }«  Linden  Av 
Bacigalupi  Nathal,  clerk,  r.  9  Calhoun 
Bacigalupi  Pablo,  painter,  r.  14  Pollard  PI,  rear 
Bacigalupi  Pablo,  porter,  r.  14  Pollard  PI,  rear 
Bacigalupi  &  Casassa    (A.  L.  Bacigalupi  and   Stefano 

Casassa)  fruit  and  vegetables,  507  Washington 
Bacigalupo  T.  D.,  wine  cellar,  1419  Dupont 
Bacigalupo  Vincent,  machinist,  r.  081  Mission 
Backe  Areut  C,  compositor,  r.  318  Davis 
Backer  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  13  Harlan  PI 
B^"Backer.     See  Bacher,  Baker.  Bakker  and  Becker 
Backstrom  Otto,  clerk  Charles  F.  Merle,  r.  313  Mason 
Backus  Charles,  master  mariner,  r.  121  Francisco 
Backus  Oscar  J.  (George  H.  Tay  S  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Backus  Philip  M.,  bookkeeper  Columbia  Foundry,  r. 

725  California 
8£?"Backus.     See  Baccus 

Bacome  William,  hostler,  r.  258  Clementina,  rear 
Bacon    Adeline    A.    Mrs.,    assistant    Grant    Primary 

School,  r.  1714  Sacramento 
Bacon  Alonzo  P.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Gas   Light  Co.,  r. 

502  Powell 
Bacon  A.  M.,  r.  1714  Sacramento 
Bacon  B.  F.,  clerk   freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,   t.  501 

Geary 
Bacon  C.  S.,  domestic  1121  Pine 

Bacon  Edward  L.  (Meacham  &  Bacon)  r.  2726  Mission 
Bacon  Edwin  H.,  r.  929  Howard 
Bacon  Eugene,  master  mariner,  r.  SW  cor   Beale   and 

Bryant 
Bacon  Francis  H.,  clerk  Edward   S.   Spear   k  Co.,  r. 

1318  Jackson 
Bacon  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  5  Leroy  PI 
Bacon  Frank  P.  (Nuttall,  Bacon  &  Co.)  r.  8  Essex 
Bacon  Frederick  L.,  engineer,  r.  2515  Folsom 
Biicon  Gaston  E.    (Abranison   &   Bacon  and   A.   Heu- 

nisch  &  Co.)  r.  5  Quincy  PI 
Bacon  George  H.,  assistant  superintendent  N.  B.  and 
M.  RR.,  r.  725  Harrison 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO.  ^^^ling  silverware  and  french  clocks 


19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


CiOOD   WORK.   liOW   PRICEM. 

OFFICE.  (>48  MARKET  STREET. 


BAG 


177 


BAI 


Bacon -H.  Mrs.,  r.  1901  Pacific  Av 

Bacon  Henry  D. ,  real  estate,  305  Sausome,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Bacon  Horace,  deputy  U.  S.  Marshal,  r.  54  Third 

Bacon  Jacob  (Bacon  &  Co.)  r.  2200  California 

Bacon  John  B.,  liquor  saloon,  213  Montgomery,  r.  410 
Minna 

Bacon.  Joseph  A.,  r.  929  Howard 

Bacon  Joseph  S.,  agent  Boston  and  Philadelphia 
•  Boards  of  Underwriters,  310  California,  and  mem- 
ber Board  of  Education,  r.  1020  Pine 

Bacon  Joseph  V.,  clerk  Pioneer  White  Lead  Works,  r. 
1020  Pine 

Bacon  Lewis  G.,  teamster,  r.  642  Natoma 

Bacon  Maria,  widow,  r.  10  Steuart 

Bacon  Martin,  stock  broker,  325  Montgomery, 
I.  O.  O.  F.  Building,  r.  2508  Clay 

Bacon  William,  butcher,  5  Mission  Market,  r.  249 
Clementina 

Bacon  William  H.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Road,nr 
Army 

Bacon  William  O.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  1714 
Sacramento 

Bacon  «!k  Co.  (Jacob  Bacon  and  James  E.  Ager) 
book  and  job  printers,  508  Clay  and  509  Sansome 

Bacquie  Henry,  r.  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Vallejo 

Badaracco  Antonio,  liquor  saloon,  1308  Pacific 

Badaracco  Charles,  tinsmith,  r.  1308  Pacific 

Badaracco  David  (J.  Demartini  &  Co.)  r.   428  Dupont 

Badaracco  Luigi ,  wood  and  coal,  1511  California 

Badarous  Sidney  B.,  clerk  Moore,  Ferguson  &  Co.,  r. 
11  Laurel  PI 

Baddeley  William  Jr.,  messenger  Western  Union  Tel. 
Co.,  r.  5  Hunt 

Baddeley  William  B.,  driver  Pacific  Transfer  Co.,  r. 
5  Hunt 

Bade  Joseph,  restaurant,  654  Mission 

Bader  Bertha,  domestic  307  Hyde 

Bader  H.,  r.  Winchester  House 

Bader  John,  trunkmaker  John  Norgrove,  r.  Alameda 

Bader  William,  cook,  r.  431  Stevenson 

Badger  Ella  F.  Miss,  actress,  r.  102  First  Av 

Badger  Hill  and  Cherokee  Gravel  Mining  Co.,  (Neva- 
da Co.,  Cal.,)  H.  Pichoir  secretary,  320  Sansome, 
room  24 

Badger  James,  expressman,NW  cor  Market  and  Eddy, 
r.  cor  Laguna  and  O'Farrell 

Badger  Josie  A.  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  102  First  Av 

Badger  William  G.,  wholesale  clothing  and  fur- 
nishing goods,  and  agent  Hallett,  Davis  &  Co.'s 
pianos  and  George  Woods  &  Co.'s  organs,  13 
Sansome,  r.  Fruit  Vale 

Badgley  Eugene  F.,  jewelry,  watches  and  dia- 
monds, 205  Montgomery,  r.  1017  Mason 

Badgley  William,  tailor,  r.  6  Clara  Lane 

Badlam  Alexander  Sr.,  r.  92(5  Clay 

Badlam  Alexander,  Assessor  City  and  County, 
office  new  City  Hall,  first  floor,  r.  1024  Franklin 

Badlam  Alexander  T.,  deputy  Assessor,  r.  1024  Frank- 
lin 

Badlam  Edgar,  r.  1024  Franklin 

Badlam  Ezra  B.,  chief  deputy  County  Assessor, 
r.  1008  Union 

Badouin  August,  pattern  maker,  r.  1  Scotland 

Badt  Alexander  L.,  bookkeeper  P.  Berwin  &  Bro., 
r.  1305  Gough 

Badt  Morris,  merchant,  r.  635  Ellis 

Baebler  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  .530  Mission 

Baebler  John,  coppersmith,  r.  530  Mission 

Baecke  Charles  H.,  shoe  fitter,  r.  :h'J  O'Farrell 

Baecke  Frank,  carpet  layer,  r.  2022  Sutter 

Baebr  Ferdinand  W.,  r.  426  Fell 

BaehrJohnM.,  liquor  saloon,  414  Sansome,  r.  128 
Oak 

Baehr  William,  mnfg  jeweler,  049  Sacramento, 
r.  1721  Sacramento 

Baehr  William  Jr.,  bookkeeper  M.  Waterman  &  Co., 
r.  1721  Sacramento 

Baer  Eliza,  widow,  r.  35  Rus.i 

Baer  Emilo,  liquor  saloon, NW  cor  Powell  and  Filbert, 
r.  719  Clay 

Baer  Erailie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  35  Russ 

Baer  Isaac,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  38  Moss 

Baer  Isidore,  peddler,  r.  11  John 

jS"    Baer.    See  Baehr,    Babr  and  Bare 

Baerschmidt  Euiilia,  widow,  r.  3010  Sixteenth 

Baerwold  George,  nurse,  r.  409  Gough 

Baerwold  Jacob,  compositor, r.  409  Gough 

Baerwold  Marks,  8boecutter,r.  409  Gough 

Baettge  Peter  (Brugge  &  Baettge)  r.  118  J^  Washington 


Baflco  John,  cartman,  r.  437  Shipley,  rear 

Bagala  Bella  Mrs.,  bakery,   SE  cor   Twenty -fifth  and 

Alabama 
Bagala  Luis,  cooper,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Ala- 
bama 
Bagauza  Louis  W.,  waiter,  r.  523  Pine 
Bagger  Joseph,  sawyer,  r.  1217  Kearny 
Baggett  William  T.  (William  T.  Baggett  &  Co.,  Bag- 

gett  &  Piatt  and  Stookwell  &  Co.)  r.  016  Taylor 
Baggett  W^iUiam  T.  «S£   Co.   (WilUam  T.  Bag- 
gett)   book,  job  and  law  printers,  and  proprie- 
tors Pacific  Coast  Law  Jounal,  538  Sacramento 
Baggett  Winfield  S.,  bookkeeper  William   T.  Baggett 

&  Co. ,  r.  115  Page 
Baggett  Si  Piatt  (William  T.  Baggett  and  Horace 
G.    Piatt)    attorneys    at'  law,    402   Montgomery, 
rooms  10-11 
Baggiadonna  G.,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Baggs  Alexander  L.,  clerk  Isaac  Baggs,  r.  940  Mission 
Baggs  Edward,  clerk,  r.  940  Mission 
Baggs    Isaac,    attorney  at  law,  402  Montgomery, 

r.  940  Mission 
Bagie  William,  r.  20  Clementina 
Bagley  Charles  O.,  sawmaker,  r.  613  Mission 
Bagley   David    B.,  clerk    Bank    of    California,    r.  28 

Liberty 
Bagley  Jeremiah,  hostler,  r.  201  Jessie 
Bagley  John,  morocco  dresser,    r.   cor    Twenty-fifth 

and  Columbia 
Bagley  John  P.  E.,  machinist,  r.  631J^  Stevenson 
Bagley  John  W.,  clerk,  r.  429  Clementina 
Bagley  Perkins  H..  clerk,  r.  118  Eddy 
a^"Bagley.     See  Begley 
Baglietto  Louis  (Baglietto  &  Gracchi)  r.  422  Vallejo, 

rear 
Baglietto  &  Gracchi    (Louis   Baglietto   and   Giacoma 
Gracchi)    produce    commission    merchants,    421 
Davis 
Bagman  Jacob,  r.  N  s  Filbert,  bet  Pierce  and  Steiner 
Bagnall  John,  teacher  Hamilton  Grammar  School 
Bagnall  Joseph  J. ,  longshoreman,  r.  60  Annie 
Bagnasco  Policarpo,  photographer  I.  West  Taber,  r. 

18  Lewis 
Bagner  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  60  Annie 
Bagnoli    Temistocle,    Garibaldi    Guard,   423  Broad- 
way 
Bagpt  Frederick,  canvasser,  508  Montgomery 
Bagutti  Alexandre,  pain,ter,  r.  604  Vallejo 
Bagutti  Peter,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
Bahlmaun    Henry,    clerk  Philadelphia   Brewery,    r. 

2231  Howard 
Bahlmann  Hermann  N.,  driver,  r.  662  Howard 
Bahls  John  F.  W.   (Althof  &  Bahls)   r.  Oakland 
Bahn  Frederick,  tanner,  r.  cor  Gough  and  Filbert 
Bahnsen  William  J . ,  waiter,  r.  916  Montgomery 
Bahr  Hermann,  woodturner,  r.  2226  Sacramento 
Bahrbach  Frederick,  baker,  r.  10  Charles  PI 
Bahrs  Andrew  S.,  jailer  County  Jail,  r.  I(il3  Union 
Bahrs  John,  drayman,  r.  NW  cor   Eighteenth    and 

Sherman 
Bahrt  Martin,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Twelfth 

and  Folsom 
Bahruth  Hilbert,  liquor  saloon,  700  Montgomery,  r. 

81  Fourth 
Baicke  Henry,  fringemaker,  r.  527  Pine 
BailAdolph  (Kowalski  &  Co.)  r.509  Fourth 
Bail  J.,  baker,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Bail  Paul,  tailor,  r.  15  Monroe 
Bailey  A.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  034  Post 
Bailey  Alexander,  student,  r.  726  California 
Bailey  Amos  J.,  capitalist,  r.  417^4  Pine 
Bailey  Ann,  widow,  r.  33  De  Boom 
Bailey  Ann,  widow,  r.  612  Powell 
Bailey  Ann  M.,  widow,  r.  1423  Kearny 
Bailey  .Vrthur,  laborer,  r.  33  De  Boom 
Bailey  .\ugu.stas,  harne.ssmaker,  r.  503  Broadwaj' 
Bailey  Byron,  carpenter,  r.  168  Tehama 
Bailey  Byron  Jr.,  carpenter,  r.  168  Tehama 
Bailey  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  1309  Stockton 
Bailey  Charles,  clerk,  r.  215  Kearny 
Bailey  Charles,  clerk,  r.  417  JiS  Pine 
Bailey  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  r.  Revere  House 
Bailey  Charles  A.,  real  estate,  3'20  Sausome,  room  13, 

r.  Oakland 
Bailey  Charles  J.,  second  lieutenant  First  Artillery, 

U.  S.  A.,  Presidio 
Bailey  Charles  L.,  salesman,  r.  121  Seventh 
Bailey  Charles  P.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  319  Bush 
Bailey  Charles  T.,  mate  schr  Dakota,    r.    14    Sacra- 
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Bailey  Clarence  M .,  captain  Eighth  Infantry  U.  S. 

A.,  commanding  Co.  D,  Angel  Island 
Bailey  Daniel  P.,  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

32  Linden  Av 
Bailey  David,  driver,  r.  1008  Valencia 
Bailey  David  T.,  r.  203  Ritch 
Bailey  Edgar,  driver,  r.  1314  Polk 
Bailey  Edward,  clerk,  r.  1509  California 
Bailey  Eleanor,  ■widow,  r.  813  Bush 
Bailey  Frankie  Mi.ss,  furnished  rooms,  679  Mission 
Bailey  Frederick  P.,  engineer,  r.  1309  Mission 
Bailey  George  (Bailey  &  McLean)  r.  533  Commercial 
Bailey  George,  clerk,  and  extraman  Engine  No.  12,  S. 

F.  F.  D. 
Bailey  George,  laborer,  r.  1212  Bryant 
Bailey  George,  laborer,  r.  California  Av.  B.  H. 
Bailey  George,  master  mariner,  r.  416  Fifth 
Bailey  George  H.,  machinist,  r.  1.516  Pacific  Av 
Bailey  H.  A.,  pantryman  P.  C.  SS.  Geo.  W.  Elder,  r. 

1012  Kearny 
Bailey  Henry,  barrel  dealer,  r.  1013  Howard 
Bailey  Henry,  curled  hair  mnfr,  NE  cor  (Tenth  Av  and 

P,  South  S.  F. 
Bailey  Henry,  painter,  r.  1229  Lombard 
Bailey  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  128  O'Farrell 
Bailey  Henry  M.,  r.  308  Mason 
Bailey  Hugo,  machinist,  r.  Niagara  House 
Bailey  Isaac  L.,  carriagemaker,  911  Harrison,  rear,  r. 

911  a  Harrison 
Bailey  James,  boilermaker,  r.  33  De  Boom 
Bailey  James,  expressman,  corDupont  and  Jackson,  r. 

SW  cor  Montgomery  Av  and  Francisco 
Bailey  James  D.,  secretary  Union  Insurance  Co., 

416  California,  r.  1915  Franklin 
Bailey  James  M.,  porter,  r.  236}^  Jessie 
Bailey  James  S.,  soap  peddler,  r.  N  s  Silver  Av,  nr 

Merrill 
Bailey  John,  bootblack,  r.  644  Mission 
Bailey  John,  drayman  Cutter  &  Co.,  r.  911  Harrison 
Bailey  John,  painter,  r.  522  Turk,  rear 
Bailey  John  R.,  seaman,  r.  1227  Jn  Clay 
Bailey  Joseph  C,  commission  wool,  leather  and  hides, 

office  218  California,  room  1,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Bailey  Joseph  H . ,  stationery  and  hardware,  1513  Stock- 
ton, r.  830  Union 
Bailey  Joseph  J.,  soap  peddlei",  r.  N  a  Silver  Av,  nr 

Merrill 
Bailey  Josie,  domestic  1634  Sacramento 
Bailey  L.  E.,  special  agent  Travelers'  Insurance  Co., 

410  California 
Bailey  Leon,  stonegrainer,  r.  514  Filbert 
Bailey  Lillie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  540  Bryant 
Bailey  L.  L.  Miss,  cashier  restaurant.  Palace  Hotel 
Bailey  Louis  H.  Jr.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  1100 

Market,  r.  317  Leavenworth 
Bailey  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  236)^  Jessie 
Bailey   Margaret,  widow,   groceries  and  liquors,   71 

Minna 
Bailey  Mining  Co.  (Virginia  City,  Nev.)  William  H. 

Watson  secretary,  302  Montgomery,  rooms  5-6 
Bailey  Nathan  J.,  butcher,  515  Bryant,  r.  203  Ritch 
Bailey  N.  J.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1803  Mission 
Bailey  Orrin,  upholsterer,  r.  1423  Kearny 
Bailey  Patrick,  barrel  dealer,  r.  719  Brannan 
Bailey  Peter,  mnfr  morocco,  r.  5  Howard  Court 
Bailey  Richard,  steward  stmr  Reform,  r.  11 J4  Jack- 
son 
Bailey  Robert,  paperhanger,  r.  S  s  Lombard,  bet  Polk 

and  Larkiu 
Bailey  Samuel  C,  plumber  and  gaslitter,  1621  Fill- 

moro,  r.  1(115  Ellis 
Bailey  Sarah,  widt)w,  r.  522  Turk,  rear 
Bailey  Sarali  M..  widow,  r.  757 '4  Howard 
Bailey  Thomas  (Thomas  Bailev  &  Co.)  r.  The  Trues- 

dell 
Bailey  Thomas  &  Co.  (Thomas  Bailey  and  William  P. 
Pyne)    woolgraders   and  packers,  NW  cor    Fifth 

and  Hluxome 
Bailey  Walter  M.,  clerk,  r.  1007  Powell 
Bailey  William,  patternmaker,  r.  1013  Howard 
Bailey  William,  seaman,  r.  410  Jackson 
Bailey  William,  teamster,  r.  H47  Howard 
Bailey  William  J.,  shoecuttor,  r.  612  Powell 
Bailey  William  M.,  tailor,  35  Tliird,  r.  Oakland 
Bailey  &   McLean  (George  Bailey  and  William  Mc- 
Lean) proptrs  Railroad  Lodgings,  ,">33  Commercial 
B^Bailey.    See  Baillie,  Bailly,  Baylcy  and  Bayly 
Bailie  James  L.,  policeman,  r.  105  Leavenworth 
Bailie  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  41  DeBoom 
Bailhtt  Joseph,  r.  3  Caroline  PI 


Baillie  George  B.,  horse  trainer,  r.  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Market 
Baillie  William,  porter,  r.  746  Mission 
Baillie  William  T.,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Bailly  Achille  (Bailly  Brothers)  r.  514  Filbert 
Bailly  Arthur  (Bailly  Brothers)  r.  514  Filbert 
Bailly  Brothers  (Arthur  and  Achille)  porkpackers,  71 

California  Market 
Bailly  Claudine,  widow,  r.  514  Filbert 
Bailly  Jules,  butcher,  r.  430  Vallejo  • 

Baily  Alexander  H.,  carpenter,  r.  309  Fell 
Baily  Alexander  H.  Jr.,  carpenter,  r.  309  Fell 
Baily  Charles  M.,  first  lieutenant  Eighth  Infantry,  U. 

S.  A.,  assistant  commissary  subsistence,  Angel 

Island 
Baily  David,  carpenter,  r.  309  Fell 
Baily  £lijali  I.,  lieutenant-colonel,  and   surgeon 

U.  S.  A.,  office  36   New  Montgomery,  r.  1028  Hyde 
Baily   Erasmus   F.,  salesman  O.  Lawton  &  Co.,  r.  841 

Market 
Baily  Joseph  C,  major,  surgeon  V.   S.  A.,  post 

surgeon  Presidio 
Baily  Shepard  D.,  proptr  Broadway  Block,  500  Broad- 
way 
Baily  Thomas  J.  (Baily  &  O'Donnell)  r.  9  Mason 
Baily  William  J.,  proptr  Isthmus  House,  52-54  First 
Baily   k   O'Dounell    (Thomas   J.   Baily  and   Thomas 

O'Donnell)  plumbers  and  gastitters,  612  Laguna 
tjg^Baily.     See  Bailey,  Baillie,  Bailly  and  Bayley 
Bain  Alexander,  longshoreman,  r.  425  Greenwich 
Bain  Anna,  widow,  r.  720  Bryant 
Bain  James,  tinsmith,  r.  229  Minna 
Bain  James  S.,  engineer,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  1,  S. 

F.  F.  D.,  r.  N  s  Twenty-fifth,  nr  Castro 
Bain  John,  blacksmith,  r.  31  Perry 
B^Bain.     See  Baine  and  Bane 
Bainbridge  ArnoiJ,  detective,  r.  622  Grove 
Baiubridge  P.,  salesman,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Baine  Hannah  Miss,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  737  Brannan 
Baine  M.  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  122  Taylor 
Baine  Patrick  J.,  plumber,  r.  737  Brannan 
Baines  George  A.,  r.  19  Taylor 
Baines  Thomas,  r.  172  Clementina,  rear 
Baird  A.  M.,  r.  730  Fulton 

Baird  Andrew,  notebroker,  312  California,  r.  Berkeley 
Baird  Charles  W.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  606 

Folsom 
Baird  Elizabeth  Miss,  r.  106  Mason 
Baird  James   M.  (Barry,  Baird  &   Co.)  r.  1224  Broad- 
way 
Baird  J.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Baird  Joseph  N.,  portrait  artist,  r.  319  Fourth 
Baird  Robert  H.,  molder,  r.  315  Eddy 
Baird  Thomas,  bartender,  r.  636  Commercial 
B^ Baird.     See  Beard 
Baisuglia  Carlo,  fruits  and  vegetables,  741  Vallejo,  r. 

740  Vallejo 
Baker Mrs.,  stewardess  P.   C.   SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  609  Folsom 
Baker  A.  &  A.  (Augustus  Baker)  pictures  and  frames, 

742  Mission 
Baker  Abijah,  farmer,  r.  920  Sutter 
Baker   Adam,  r.  E  s  Fair   Oaks,  bet  Twentj'-first   and 

Twenty-second 
Baker  Adam,  drayman,  r.  356  Brannan 
Baker  Adam,  driver  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  115  Natoma 
Baker  Albert,  laborer,  r.  10  Lick 
Baker  Alfred  D.,  watchman,  r.  625  Vallejo 
Baker  Alfred  W.,  abstract  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  403 

Leavenworth 
Baker  Andrew  F.,  salesman,  r.  316  Fremont 
Baker  A.  R.  A.,  r.  236  Shotwell 
Baker  Arthur,  teamster,  r.  3  Park  Av 
Baker  Arthur  8.,  accountant  S.  B.  Boswell  &  Co.,  r. 

Lyon,  bet  Sacramento  and  California 
Baker  A.  S.,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Baker  August,   cabinetmaker,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet 

Church  and  Sanchez 
Baker  August,  cigarmaker,  r.  10  Lick 
Baker  Augustus    (A.   &   A.   Baker)    r.   Fair  Oaks,  bet 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Baker  Catherine,  widow,  r.  711  Natoma 
Baker  C.  H.,  machinery  agency,  40  Main 
Baker  Charles,  r.  ti32  Stevenson 
Baker  Charles,  bakery,  310()  Sixteenth 
Baker  Charles,  clerk  Feigenbauni  &  Co.,  r.  434 Tehama 
Baker  Charles,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Baker  Charles,  waiter,  r.  46  Second 
Baker  Charles  E.,  shipping  clerk  Haas  Bros.,  r.  1504 

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BAL 


Baker  Charles  F.  (Wi  tzel  &  Baker)  r.  817  MontgomeryAv 
Baker  Charles   H.,   gardener,   r.   W   s    Chenery,  bet 

Thirtieth  aud  Thirty-first 
Baker  Charles  H.,  lithographer,  r.  S  s  Green,  bet 

Baker  and  Lyou 
Baker  Colgate  Mrs.,  young  ladies'  seminary,  850  Van 

Ness  Av 
Baker  Conrad,  assayer  Thomas  Price,  r.  34  Page 
Baker  Divide  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)  A.  Halsey 

secretary,  ci'28  Montgomery,  room  7 
Baker  Edward  S.,  traveling  agent  S.  F.  Journal  of 

Commerce,  414  Clay 
Baker  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  634  Natoma 
Baker  Eugene  J.,  drayman,  r.  23  Oak  Grove  Av 
Baker  Fannie  E.   Mrs.,   assistant   Mission   Grammar 

School,  r.  V21}i  Guerrero 
Baker  Florence,  compositor,  r.  1117  Folsom 
Baker  F.  M.,  miner,  r.  G3'2  Market 
Baker  Frank,  upholsterer  Schlueter  &  Volberg,  709 

Market 
Baker  Frank  W.,  shoecutter,  r.  524  Linden  Av 
Baker  F.  W.,  driver  Market  St.  KR. 
Baker  George,  diver,  r.  54G  Bryant 
Baker  George,  laborer,  r.  572  Folsom 
Baker  George,  porter,  r.  310  Sixth 
Baker  George,  seaman  U.  S.  stmr  General  McPherson 
Baker  George,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Baker  George  H.,  engraver  and  lithographer,  410  Clay, 

r.  S  s  Green,  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
Baker  George   O.,  conductor  Sutter  St.   RR.,  r.  1026 

Sutter 
Baker  George  W.,  surveyor,  r.  1  Fifth 
Baker  Henry,  clerk  Lindell  House 
Baker  Henry,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon.r.  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  ■Washington 
Baker  Henry,  glass  stainer,  r.  40  Langton 
Baker  Henry,  waiter  J.  Delfino 
Baker  Henry  T.,  clerk,  r.  701  Stockton 
Baker  Isaac,  attendant  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital 
Baker  Isaac  M.,  groceries   and  liquors,  N\V  cor   Eddy 

and  Mason,  r.  40  Eddy 
Baker  Isaiah  (Freeman  &  Baker)  r.  925  Washington 
Baker  J.,  r.  5  Mason 

Baker  James,  draftsman,  r.  15113^  Mason 
Baker  James  W.,  bookkeeper  H.  C.  Egerton,  r.  Oakland 
Baker  J.  Harry,  superintendent  Boys'  and   Girls'  Aid 

Soc,  68  Clementina 
Baker  John,  dresscutter,  r.  349  Jessie 
Baker  John,  longshoreman,  r.  1317  Sansome 
Baker  John,  milker,  r.  S  s  Jersey,  bet  Diamond  and 

Douglass 
Baker  John,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 
Baker  John,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf,  r.    345 

Fifth 
Baker  John  B.,  r.  1532  Polk 
Baker  John  E.,  hackmau,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Baker  John  G.,  paymaster  Pacific  Improvement  Co., 

NE  cor  Townsend  and  Fourth,  room  4,  r.  Oakland 
Baker  John  M.,  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  733  Bush 
Baker  John  R.,  clerk  I.  West  Taber,  r.  821  California 
Baker  Joseph,  r.  14  Nintli 

Baker  Joseph,  machinist,  r.  324}^  Seventh,  rear 
Baker  Joseph  H.,  r.  211  Sixteenth 
Baker  Josephine  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  430  M  Green 
Baker  Judah  (Stevens,  Baker  &   Co.)  r.  316  Fremont 
Baker  Judah  Jr.,  with  Stevens,  Baker  &  Co.,  r.  316 

Fremont 
Baker  L.,  liquor  saloon,  908  Kearny,  r.  13  Hinckley 
Baker  L.  Miss,  carpetsewer  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r. 

634  Natoma 
Baker  L.F.  &  Co.,  (Louis  F.  Baker)  grain  and  produce 

commission  merchants,  121  Washington 
Baker  L.  G.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  121  h  Guerrero 
Baker  Livingston  L.  (Baker  &  Hamilton)  r.  1608  Van 

Ness  Av 
Baker  L.  L.  Mrs.,  teacher  primary  dept  University 

School,  r.  1415  Bush 
Baker  Louis  F.  (L.  F.  Baker  &  Co.)  r.  733  Bush 
Baker  Lucy  A.,  -widow,  r.  1090  Union 
Baker  M.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1050  Howard 
Baker  Margaret,  widow,  r.  709  Buchanan 
Baker  Mary,  widow,  r.  434  Tehama 
Baker  Mary,  -widow,  r.  1227  Pierce 
Baker  Maurice  M.,  special  policeman,  r.  120  Eleventh 
Baker  M.  C.,r.  1624M  Stevenson 
Baker  Oliver  H.,  office  218  California,  room  8 
Baker  Orrin  S.,  attorney-at-law,  33  Montgomery  Block, 

r.  Oakland 
Baker  Osborn  F.    (Baker  &  James)   aud    extraman 
Engine  No.'l,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  419  Pacldc 


Baker  Osgood  D.,  engineer, r.  314  Fifth 

Baker  Peter,  seaman,  r.  337  Bryant,  rear 

Baker  Richard  P.,  r.  62  South  Pi-rk 

Baker  Robert  B.,  machinist,  r.  2517  Larkin 

Baker  Robert  G.,  teamster,  r.  217  Third 

Baker  Robert  T.  (Kirk  &  Baker)  r.  1117  Bryant 

Baker  Samuel,  r.  1322  O'Farrell 

Baker  Samuel  (Nickerson  &  Co.)  r.  East  Oakland 

Baker  Samuel,  salesman  A.  Andrews,  r.  14  Turk 

Baker  Samuel  C,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Fifteenth  Av 
and  R,  South  S.  F. 

Baker  Sanford  C,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  1013 J^ 
Folsom 

Baker  Thomas  P.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  r.  lOlSJj 
Folsom 

Baker  Walker  T.,  solicitor  F.  C.  Baxter  &  Co.,  r.  630 
Bush 

Baker  Walter  H.,  clerk  Stevens,  Baker  &  Co.,  r.  717 
Shotwell 

Baker  Walter  T.,  salesman,  r.  147  Third 

Baker  William,  carpenter,  r.  13  Twenty-second 

Baker  William  G.,  manager  Palace  Variety  Theatre, 
r.  434  >^  Tehama 

BaUer  &  Hamilton  (Livingston  L.  Baker  and 
Robert  M.  Hamilton)  importers  and  jobbers  agri- 
cultural implements,  machines,  hardware,  etc.. 
and  proprietors  Benicia  Agricultural  Works 
(Benicia,  Cal.)  NW  cor  Davis  aud  Pine,  and  9-15 
J,  Sacramento 

Baker  &  James  (Osborn  F.  Baker  and  Richard  James) 
liquor  saloon.  825  Montgomery 

Bakers'  Home,  Moeller  &  Grauflfel  proprietors,  625 
Clay 

Bakers'  (Proprietors)  Protective  Union,  P.  F.  Mc- 
Gratli  secretary,  135  Fifth 

Bakers'  Union,  rooms  39  Fourth 

Bakerich  Samuel,  coffee  saloon,  103  Howard,  r.  220 
Montgomery  Av 

Bakhauss  Edw^ard,  r.  504  Leavenworth 

Bakich  Matteo  (B.  Arata  &  Co.)  r.  419  Davis 

Bakker  Reyer  E.,  master  mariner,  r.  212  Steuart 

Bakofsky  Carl,  laborer  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  15 
Dore 

Balagna  Francois,  baker,  r.  650  Pacific 

Balanesi  Giusepije,  produce  commission  merchant, 
107  Clark 

Balch  Daniel  W.,  assayer,  r.  801  Golden  Gate  Av 

Balch  F.  A.,  mining,  r.  314  Bush 

Balch  Henry,  r.''28  Rincon  PI 

Balch  Horace  M.,  organ  builder,  432  Kearny,  r.  516 
O'Farrell ; 

Balch  John  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  28  Rincon  PI 

Balch  Olive  A.,  widow,  r.  15  Elliot  Park 

Balcom  Lydia  E.  Mrs.,  seamstress  Ladies'  Pro.  and 
Relief  Soc,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 

Balcom  Maggie,  widow,  r.  1413  Larkin 

Baldissoni  Giovanni,  laborerD.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r. 
Kearuy,  bet  Broadway  and  Pacific 

Baldocchi  Giuseppe,  fruits,  1308  Dupont 

Baldoni  Crisipino,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Baldwin  Alberts.,  physician  and  surgeon,  oflBce  and 
r.  530  Geary 

Baldwin  Alexander  R.,  capitalist,  office  328  Montgom- 
ery, room  20,  r.  SW  cor  Union  and  Pierce 

Baldwin  Alfred  W.,  superintendent  Porter,  Slessinger 
&  Co.,  r.  418  Minna 

Baldwin  Anderson  S.,  clerk  James  B.  Haggin,  r.  817 
Larkin 

Baldwin  Charles  H.  (C.  Adolphe  Low  &  Co.)  r.  New 
York 

Baldtvin  E.  J.,  capitalist,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Baldwin  Elizabeth,  widow,  artist,  r.  710  Treat  Ave- 
nue 

Baldwin  F.  A.,  r.  321  Eddy 

Baldwin  Frederick  A.,  agent  C.  M.  Foster  &  Co.,  640 
Market,  r.  114  Powell 

Baldwin  Henry  B.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  310  Montgom- 
ery, r.  17  First  Av 

Baldwin  Henry  R.,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  8 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Baldwin  Hiram  S.,  physician,  ofiice  612  Clay,  r.  2700 
Pierce 

Baldwin  Imogen,  widow,  r.  li!  Bernard 

Baldwin  James  T.,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  551 
Stevenson 

Baldwin  James  W.,  carpenter,  r.  1024  Mission 

Baldwin  Joel  C,  r.  518  Geary 

Baldwin  John,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  8  a  Eddy, 
bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 


MAHO&AM,  SPANISH  CEDAR,  FRIMAVERA : 


JOHN    WICMORE, 

133  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


BAL 


180 


BAL 


Baldwin  Josiah  A.,  clerk  registry  dept  Post  OfiBce,  r. 
614  Powell 

Baldwin  Julius  C,  capiVlist,  r.  1114  Twenty-first 

Baldwin  Leon  W.,  mining  superintendent,  r.  227  Ellis 

Bald^vin  Liloyd,  attorney  at  law,  006  Montgomery, 
r.  Vernon  Heights,  Oakland 

Baldwin  Liocoinotive  Worlcs  (of  Philadelphia) 
Williams,  Dimond  &  Co.  agents,  202  Market 

Baldwin  Lydia  A.,  widow,  r.  107  Hayes 

Baldwin  M.  V.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Baldwin  Nellie  S.,  widow,  assistant  Hamilton  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1624  Clay 

Baldwin  Olive  A.  Miss,  r.  15  Hopeton  Terrace 

Baldwin  Oscar  C,  hostler  R.  B.  Wooodward  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Baldwin  Patrick,  bartender,  r.  304  Clementina 

Baldwin  Pliarmacy,  Henry  B.  Slaven  proprie- 
tor, NE  cor  Market  and  Powell 

Baldwin  Rosanna,  widow,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  L  and 
M,  South  S.  F. 

Baldwin,  Sexton  &  Peterson,  manufacturing 
.iewelers  and  diamond  importers  (New  York) 
Phelps  &  Miller  agents,  120  Sutter,  room  1 

Baldwin  Sherman  E.,  physician,  office  8.50  Market,  r. 
Oakland 

Baldwin  Sidney  M.,  carpenter,  r.  830  Folsom 

Baldwin  Stables,  11  Powell 

Baldwin  Starr,  clerk  Richard  O.  Butterfield,  r.  Mar- 
ket, nr  Sixth 

Baldwin  TUe,  E.  J.  Baldwin  proprietor,  NE  cor 
Powell  and  Market 

Baldwin  Theatre,  Thoinas  Maguire  manager,  J.  P. 
Chapman  treasurer,  E.  Ambrose  stage  manager, 
932-936  Market 

Baldwin  William  H.,  contractor,  r.  2132  Stockton 

Baldwin  William  H.,  shipoarpenter,  r.  3  Liberty 

BaldAvin's  Dining  Palace,  Alexander  W.  Wil- 
son proprietor,  3.5-37  Geary 

Balera  Peter,  waiter,  r.  1122  Dupont 

Balletti  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  1508  Powell 

Balfe  Michael  J.,  bartender  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  2415 
Fillmore 

Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.  (Robert  Balfour,  Alex- 
ander Guthrie  and  Robert  B.  Forman)  shipping 
and  commission  merchants,  316  California 

Balfour  Robert  (Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.)  r.  717  Post 

Balfrey  John,  shoemaker,  506  J^  Howard 

Balge  Henry  A.,  wood  engraver,  r.  624  Fourth 

Balk  Governeur  S.,  porter  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  2311 
Larkin 

Balk  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  2311  Larkin 

Balk  Stephen,  miller,  r.  2013  Hyde 

Balk  Stephen  S.,  porter,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  8,  S. 
F.  P.  D.,r.  2311  Larkin 

Balk  Valentine,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and  L, 
South  S.F. 

Balke  Frederick,  master  mariner,  r.  1525Ji  Dupont 

Balke  William,  proptr  Telegraph  House,  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Green 

Ball  A.  E.  (Sawyer  &  Ball)  attorney  at  law,  612  Clay, 
r.  8  Mason 

Ball  Anna  E.,  widow,  r.  W  s  Scott,  bet  Sacramento 
and  Clay 

Ball  Charles,  r.  45  M  Ritch 

Ball  Charles  T.,  cook,  r.  16  Seventh 

Ball  Frank  H.,  entry  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  18 
Franklin 

Ball  Frederick,  porter  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r.  257 
Minna 

Ball  Gardner  (Ball  &  Julian)  r.  Oakland 

Ball  G.  D.,  expressman  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Oakland 

Ball  George,  stevedore,  r.  160  Steuart 

■Ball  George  A.,  mining,  420  Montgomery,  r.  1818 
Pierce 

Ball  George  L.,  assistant  superintendent  Geary  St. 
RR.,  r.  1612  Turk 

Ball  Henry  A.,  clerk  Painter  &  Vreeland,  r.  126  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 

Ball  Henry  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  1135  Pacific 

Ball  Henry  W.,  porter,  r.  520  Broadway 

Ball  Horace  W.,  chief  clerk  auditor  M.  P.  and  M. 
dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 

Ball  James  E.,  furniture  dealer,  r.  21  Fulton,  rear 

Ball  Jessie  S.,  widow,  r.  1317  Larkin 

Ball  Joel,  dentist,  r.  45  Garden  Av 

Ball  John,  chicken  ranch,  SW  cor  Russia  Av  and 
Maple,  Excelsior  Homestead 

Ball  John,  jeweler,  r.  1130  Market 

Ball  John  0.,  cashier  James  B.  Haggin,  r.  Lick  House 

Ball  John  S.,  machinist,  r.  1030  McAllister 


Ball  Mary  Miss,  r.  352  First  | 

Ball  Nicholas,  painter,  r.  1122  Larkin  | 

Ball  Richard,  butcher^r.  470  Tehama  i 

Ball  Robert  L.,  clerk  W.  M.  Searby,  r.  859  Market  i 

Ball  S.  J.,  student  Heald's  Business   College,   r.   703  I 
Market  | 

Ball  Thaddeus,  conductor  Omnibus  RR. 
Ball  William  K.,  messenger  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  1317  I 

Larkin 
Ball  William  P.,  machinist,  r.  435  Minna  | 

Ball  William  T.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  International 

Hotel 
Ball  &  Julian  (Gardner  Ball  and  George  N.  Ju- 
lian)   proprietors    Occidental    Wool  Depot,  N  s 
Townsend,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Ballagh  John,  ironmolder,  r.  Park  House 
Ballagh  William  J.,  ironmolder,  r.  733  Minna 
Ballantiue  Charles  M.,  bookkeeper  Mills,  Leak  &  Co., 

r.  808  Twentieth 
Ballantine  Edward  W.,  clerk  Mills,  Leak  &  Co.,  r.  808 

Twentieth 
Ballard  A.  H.,  clerk,  r.  826  Sutter 
Ballard  Duane  (Duane  Ballard  &  Co.)  r.  1601  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Ballard   Duane   &   Co.    (Duane   Ballard)   commission 

and  produce  brokers,  22  California 
Ballard  Frederick,  r.  629  California 
Ballard  George,  carpenter,  r.  Folsom,  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Ballard  George,  signwriter,  r.  31  Everett 
Ballard  George,  tinsmith,  215  Second,  r.  202  Second 
Ballard  I.  T.,  oil  merchant,  r.  826  Sutter 
Ballard  John  (W.  H.  Martin  &  Co.)  r.  114  Guerrero 
Ballard  Joseph  H.,  clerk,  r.  708  Post 
Ballard  Laura  A.  Mrs.,  physician  (homoeopathic)  office 

and  r.  205  Powell 
Ballard  Sanford  K.,  clerk  California  Insurance  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Ballard  Sophie,  domestic  726  Turk 
Ballard   k   Hall    (Isaac    R.    Hall)    commission   mer- 
chants, 320  Sansome,  room  14 
Ballario  E.,  laborer  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  411  Jack- 
son 
Ballario  Giuseppe,  expressman,  3  Vallejo.r.  9Vallejo, 

rear 
Balleuberg  Nathan,  musician,  r.  711  California 
Balletti  Pietro  (Balletti  &  Capelli)  r.  1508  Powell 
Balletti  *:  Capelli  (Pietro  Balletti  and  Charles  Capel- 
li) liquor  saloon,  1508  Powell 
Balletto  Gabriele,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Balletto  Nicholas,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Bailey  Edward  J.,  collector,  504  Battery,  r.  921  Pacific 
Ballhaus  Frederick,  capitalist,  r.  2209  Leavenworth 
Ballhaus  Frederick  Jr.,  blacksmith,  r.  2209  Leaven- 
worth 
Ballheimer  Charles  J.,  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Balligan  Luke,  laborer,  r.  530  Third 
Balling  Anton  F.,  wood  turner,  r.  121  Park  Av 
Ballinger  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  31 H  Gilbert 
Ballinger  Frank  J.,  city  editor  Morning  Call,  r.  205 

Eleventh 
Ballinger  J.  A.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  642  Fourth 
Ballinger  Jennie  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  1126  Market 
Ballinger    Patrick,    clerk    Assessor's    Office,  r.  203 

Eleventh 
Ballinger  Stephen   B.,  guard  Golden  Gate  Park,  r. 

NW  cor  Devisadero  and  Fulton 
Ballinger  Thomas  R.,  clerk,  r.  203  Eleventh 
Ballinger  William  G.,  hackman,  r.  17  Hubbard 
fl!^  Ballinger.     See  Bellinger 
Ballogh  George,  varieties,  2206  Mission 
Ballon  Addle  L.  Mrs.,  portrait  painter,  r.  759  Market 
Ballon  Evangeline  Miss,  vocalist  Winter  Garden,  r. 

759  Market 
Ballut  C.  H.,  cabinet  maker,  r.  NE  cor  Silver  and 

Fourth 
Bally  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  24  Third 

Balmas  Rudolph,  vegetable  j^eddler,  r.  427  Shipley 
Balmer  E.  J.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 
Balny  Alexander  J.,  ostrich  and   fancy   feathers,  608 

Market,  r.  1333  O'Farrell 
Balny  August,   salesman  Alexander  J.  Balny,  r.  1333 

O'Farrell 

Baloise    Marine    Insurance    Co.    of  Basle,   | 

Harry  W.  Syz  general  agent,  225  Sansome  | 

Baloun   Joseph,   merchant  tailor,  621  Washington,  r.  \ 

615  Washington  | 

Balvie  Johani,  gardener,  r.  Presidio  Reservation,  nr  i 

Mountain  Lake 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


JEWEL,RY    and    WATCHES 

I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASHINO  WELL  D4»NK  AT  VERY  I.OW  RATES. 

OFFICE,  648  7IARKET  SiTREET, 


BAL 


181 


BAN 


Balser  Jobn,  sheet  iron  worker  Francis  Smith  &  Co., 

laO  Beale 
Balthasar  Hugo,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 
Balthasar  Meta,  domestic  1912  Clay 
Balthrope  Lewis  W. ,  carpenter,  cor  Twenty-fourth  and 

Utah 
Baltimore  John  M.,  assistant  agent  Associated 'Press, 

I  office  302  Montgomery,  room  33,  r.  229  Kearny 

Baity  Ferdinand,  brewer,  r.  614  Seventh 
Baltz  Adolph,  clerk  Purchasing  and  Depot   Commis- 
sary Subsistence  U.  S.  A.,  r.  216  Fillmore 
Baltz  Thomas,  machine   hand   Jason   Springer  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Bali  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  825  Vallejo,  rear 

Balz  Adolph,  tanner,  r.  1226  York 

Balz  Valentine,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 
South  S.  F. 

Balzac  Antoine,  laborer,  r.  New  Gulllaume  Tell  Hotel 

Balzarini  Carlo,  steward,  r.  2107  Jones 

Balzer  Annie  Miss,  hair  worker,  r.  Ill  Stevenson 

Balzer  Charles,  porter,  r.  Ill  Stevenson 

Balzer  Frederick,  porter  Lilienthal  &  Co.,  r.  843 
McAllister 

Balzer  Henry  J.,  porter  Glover  &  Willcomb,  r.  Ill 
Stevenson 

Balzer  Hy.  &  Co.  (C.  Bertheau)  importers  and 
commission  merchants  and  agents  Hamburg- 
American  Packet  Co.,  Bremen  Underwriters,  and 
Danube-Austrian  Insurance  Co.  (marine  branch) 
209  Sansome 

Bamber  Joseph  J.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, and  proptr  Sheltered  Cove  Baths,  Beach,  bet 
Hyde  and  Larkm 

Bamber  William,  weaver,  r.  3  Alaska  PI 

Bamberg  P.,  r.  444  Brannan 

Bamberger  J.,  laborer,  r.  Bonanza  House 

Bamberger  Sigmuad  S.,  r.  925  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bamberger  Solomon  S.,  r.  925  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bamke  Herman,  laborer,  r.  26}^  Ritch 

Bammann  Diederich,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Tehama 

Bammann  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Perry 

Bamondez  Manuel,  seaman,  r.  6  Hinckley 

Bampeni  Francisco,  r.  1108  Filbert 

Banahan  Henry,  hostler,  r.  173  Clara, 

Banahafi  Kate,  domestic  40  Minna 

Banahan  Mary,  domestic  15  Polk 

Banahan  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  113  Perry 

Banchieri  Fredlano,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 

Bancroft  A.  L.  &  Co.  (Albert  L.  and  Hubert  H. 
Bancroft)  publishers,  and  importing  booksellers 
and  stationers,  printers,  bookbinders,  lithograph- 
ers, engravers,  piano  and  music  dealers,  etc.,  721 
Market 

Bancroft  Albert  L.  (A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.)  r.  1605 
Franklin 

Bancroft  Carlo  A.,  commercial  travelerA.  L.  Bancroft 
&  Co.,  r.  434  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bancroft  Charles  E.,  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  434 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Bancroft  George  H.  (Bancroft  &  Emmons)  218  Cali- 
fornia, room  3 

Bancroft  George  H.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  k  Co.,  r.  434 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Bancroft  Harlow  P.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
434  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bancroft  Hubert  H.  (A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.)  r.  1298 
Van  Ness  Av 

Bancroft  Library.  1538  Valencia 

Bancroft  N.  L.,  machinist,  r.  5}^  Kearny 

Bancroft  William  B.,  manager  printing  and  litho- 
graphic dept  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  14  Oak 

Bancroft  &  Emmons  (George  H.  Bancroft  and  George 
W.  Emmons)  purchasing  agents,  218  California, 
room  3 

Bancroft's  Buildini;,  721-723  Market 

Band  Henry  F.,  special  agent  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Co.,  214  Sansome,  r.  2105  Jones 

Band  John,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgomery 

Band  Joseph,  butcher,  SVV  cor  Eighteenth  and  Valen- 
cia, r.  707  Valencia 

Band  Sophia,  domestic  41354  Hayes 

Bandbox  The,  Benoit  8.  Hirsch  proprietor,  748 
Market 

Bander  Frank,  molder,  r.  20  Vallejo 

Bandka  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Bandmann  Julius  (Baudmann,  Nielsen  &  Co.)  and 
School  Director,  r.  514  Lombard 


Bandmann,   Nielsen  &  Co.  (Julius  Bandmann 
and  Henry  Nielsen)    importers  and  commission 
merchants,  and  general  agents  Giant  Powder  Co., 
210  Front 
Banducci  Angiolo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Bandy  A.  N.,  buyer  Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.,  r,  808  Mis- 
sion 
Bane  E.  F.  Mrs.,  r.  13  Stockton 
Bane  Nolle  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  911  Bluxome 
K?~Bane.     See  Bain  and  Baine 
Banfield  T.  J.,  r.  11  Bryant 
BanfiU  Albert  £.,  bartender,  r.  1122  Market 
Bangs  Albert  H.,  weigher  Mission  Bay  Warehouse,  r. 

1938  Stevenson 
Bangs  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  156  Perry 
Bangs  Edward    (Bangs,  Walkington    &    Co.)    r.   1936 

Stevenson 
Bangs  Franklin,  clerk  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Bangs  George,  r.'  121  Montgomery 
Bangs,  Walkington  &  Co.  (Edward  Bangs,  Thomas  G. 
Walkington,  O.  H.  Jewell  and  L.  W.  McGlauflin) 
proptrs  Mission  Bay,  King   St.  and  South  Point 
Warehouses 
Bangson  Erick,  laborer,  r.  210  Minna 
Bank  Antoine,  laborer,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Bank  Bella  Mrs.,  capmaker,  r.  614  California,  rear 
Bank  Commissioners,  Board  of,  E.  J.  Coleman 
president,  J.  W.   Danks  secretary,  528  California 
Bank  George,  driver,  r.  014  California,  rear 
Bank  Joseph,  tanner,  r.  E  s  Utah,   bet  Yolo  and  Ne- 
braska 
Bank  of  Britisli    Columbia,   SE  cor  California 

and  Sansome 
Bank  of  British  North   America,    Archibald 

McKinlay  agent,  221  Sansome 
Bank  of   California,  William  Alvord  president, 
Thomas  Brown  cashier,   NW   cor   California  and 
Sansome 
Bank   of  California  Building,    NW   cor  Call, 

fomia  and  Sansome 
Bank  of  San  Francisco,  Jacob  L.  Browne  secretary- 

23  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Building 
Banka  August,  Cigar  Makers'  Assn,  114  Dupont 
Banker   Abraham,   housesmith,  r.  cor  Battery  and 

Jackson 
Banker  George  E.,  machinist,  r.  134  Fourth 
Bankowsky  William,  canmaker,  r.  819  Filbert 
Bankruptcy   Registers  (District   Cal.J    506  Bat- 
tery aud  036  Clay 
Banks  Arthur  E.,  salesman  Ephraim  F.  Wilton,  r.  724 

California 
Banks  Caroline,  widow,  r.  518  Natoma 
Banks  Charles  E.,  assistant  surgeon  U.  S  Marine  Hos- 
pital, office  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  first  floor, 
rooms  1-2-3,  r.  Marine  Hospital 
Banks  Charles  W.,  cashier  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r.  1318  California 
Banks  Cyrus,  messenger  medical  dept  V.  S.  A.,  r.  617 

"Mission 
Banks  George  S.,  livery  stable,  709  Jones,  r.  1306  Pine 
Banks  Gussie  Miss,  laundry  clerk  Palace  Hotel 
Banks  James,  cook  stmr  Apache,  r.  917  Pacific 
Banks  James,  unfurnished  rooms,  318  Davis 
Banks  John,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1264  Market 
Banks  John,  laborer,  r.  .547  Mission 
Banks  Lizzie  M.  Miss,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1712  Hyde 
Banks  Roderick,  pressman,  r.  1712  Hyde 
Banks  Thomas  C,  r.  724  California 
Banks  William,  engineer,  r.  2413  Clay 
Banks  William  O.,  draftsman,  r.  1712  Hyde 
Bankson  Joseph  R.,  liquor  saloon,  1151  Market 
Banksou  Ludovic,  r.  G14  Linden  Av 
Baumann  Catherine,  widow,  r.  E  8  Pierce,  bet  Green- 
wich and  Lombard 
Bannan  Barbara  C,  assistant  Pine  and  Scott  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  2012  Pierce 
Bannan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  2012  Pierce 
Bannan  Eliza  Miss,  dressmaker,  16  Mason 
Bannan  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  2303  Taylor 
Bannan  Frank  P. ..blacksmith,  r.  2.303  Taylor 
Bannan  George,  porter  William  Lewis  &  Co.,  r.  2012 

Pierce 
Bannan  James,  canmaker,  r.  28  Freelon 
Bannan  John,  laborer,  r.  1214  Bryant 
Bannan  John,  porter  Battery  St,  Warehouse,  r.  26 
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Bannan  Maggie  F.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopoli- 

tau  Primary  School,  r.  2012  Pierce 
Bannan  Patrick,  laborer,   r.   Florida,  bet  Butte  and 

Twentieth 
Bannan  Thomas,  shoe  cutter,  r.  SE  cor  Nineteenth 

and  Florida 
Bannan  William,  clerk  Edwards  &  Co.,  r.  2012  Pierce 
«y  Bannan.     See  Bannon 

Banner  Brotliers  (Piucus  and  Samuel)  importers 
clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  NE  cor  Sutter 
and  Sansome 
Banner  M.  &  Co.  (Marcus  Banner,  F.  Toplitz  and 
Bernard  Cohn)  Banner  Packing  Co. ,  factory  NW 
cor  Folsom  and  Spear,  office  123  California 
Banner  Marcus  (M.  Banner  &  Co.)  r.  1002  Van  Ness 

Av 
Banner  Packing  Co.  (M.  Banner  &  Co.)  mnfrs  hermeti- 
cally sealed   goods,  NW  cor  Folsom  and   Spear, 
office  123  California 
Banner  Pincus  (Banner  Brothers)  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Banner  Samuel  (Banner  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Bannerot  Eugene  A.  (Garcin,  Son  &  Co.)  r.  2141  Mis- 
sion 
Bannett  Harris,  cutter,  r.  2244  Mission 
Bannett  Louis,  jeweller,  r.  2244  Mission 
Bannick  Johannes  F.,  salesman  Hinz  &  Landt,  r.  314 

Gough 
Banning  Frances  A,  Mrs.,  principal  Sanchez  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  W  s  Castro,  nr  Nineteenth 
Banning  John,  blacksmith,  r.  'Vi  s  Castro,  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Banning  Kate,  domestic  536  Ellis 
Banning  Philip,  laborer,  r.  311  Eighth 
Bannister  Alfred  (Starr  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Bannister  Alfred,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

office,  r.  Alameda 
Bannister  Edward  J.,  boxmaker,  r.  12  Stanford 
Bannister   George,   steward  brig    Consuelo,   r.    1316 

Powell 
Bannister  George  W.,  carpenter,  r.  12  Stanford 
Bannister  John  H.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  131  Townsend 
Bannister  Joseph,  watchman,  r.  12  Stanford 
Bannister  Louisa  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  308  Pacific 
Bannon  Mary,  widow,  r.  214  Prospect  PI 
Bannon  Philip,  watchman,  r.  313  Eighth 
B^  Bannon.     See  Bannan 
Bant  August,  sausagemaker,  r.  113  Cedar  Av 
Bantel  Charles  A.,  confectioner,  r.  321  Jessie 
Bantly  Marcus,  carrier  Call,  and  cigars  and  tobacco, 

14083^  Powell 
Banz  John,  bakery  and  confectionery,  1326  Howard 
Bauz  Loui^,  porter  Root  &  Sanderson,  r.  1326  Howard 
Banzhaf  Anna  Miss,  laundress,  r.  31  Merchant 
Baptis  Jolin   H.,    manufacturer    gold   pens   and 

cases,  328  Bush,  r.  Berkeley 
Baptist  Chinese  Mission,  Rev.  J,  B.  Hartwell  mission- 
ary, 740  Washington 
Bapti.sta  Frank,  clerk  Bragia&  Gianni,  r.  1102  Folsom 
Baptista  Jose  (Cardozo  &  Baptista)  r.  315  Drumm 
Baptiste  Antone,  deckhand   C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland, 

r.  Oakland 
Baptiste  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Baqui  Daniel,  capitalist,  r.  1523  Powell 
Bar  Association,   rooms  634  Sacramento 
Bar  Jacob,  teamster,  r.  Sixth  Av,  betL  and  M,  South 

S.  F. 
Barabino  Charles,  laborer,  r.  385  Union 
Barada   Laurent,  traveling   salesman  Roth  &  Co.,  r. 

Stockton,  Cal. 
Barajas  Rita,  milliner,  r.  520  Broadway 
Barasini  G.,  gardener,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Barattini  Lorenzo, porter  Siebe  Bros.  &  Flagemann,  r. 

Oakland 
Baraty  Francois,  r.  203  Valencia 
Baraty  George  E.,  clerk  John  Saiilnier  &  Co.,  r.  203 

Valencia 
Baraty  Jean  >!.,  r.  1804  Dupont 
Barbagelata  Frank,  foreman  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r. 

Oakland 
Barbaste  Grace,  widow,  laundry,  838  Clay 
Barbat  J.  Henry,  clerk,  r.  910  Pacific 
Barbat  John,  physician  and  druggist,  910  Pacific 
Barbe  Alexander,  clerk  A.  Meyer  k  Bro.,    r.  SE  cor 

Baker  and  Post 
Barbe  Jean,  florist,  2427  Post 
Barbae  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  730  Natoma 
Barbee  Henry  B.,  student,  r.  1090  Union 
Barbee  John,  r.  1090  Union 

Barber  Augustus  H.,  clerk  S.  F.  Directory,  518  Clay 
Barber  Charles  L.,  wharfinger,  r.  1124  Shotwell 


Barber  Edward^W.,  r.  W  s  Boyce,  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

Barber  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1G25  Webster 

Barber  Etna,  barber,  r.  107  Natoma 

Barber  George,  clerk,  r.  1222  Pacific 

Barber  George,  upholsterer,  r.  215  Post 

Barber  Hannah,  widow,  r.  21  Caroline 

Barber  Harvey,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 

Barber  James  B.,  shipping  clerk  George  Thacher  & 

Co.,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fourth,  nr  Castro 
Barber  John  A.,  contractor,  r.  24  Bernard 
Barber  John  A.  Jr.,  plasterer,  r.  24  Bernard 
Barber  John  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  102  Minna 
Barber  Maggie  Miss,  operator  F.  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r.  1222 

Pacific 
Barber  Maggie  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  102  Minna 
Barber  Robert,  tailor,  229  Post 
Barber  Thomas  H.,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9, 

r.  1222  Pacific 
Barber  William  (Doyle,  Barber,  Galpin  &  Scripture) 

attorney-at-law,  323  California,  r.  San  Rafael 
Barber  Zachary  T.,  driver,  r.  230  Fourteenth 
B^Barber.     See  Barbier  and  Barbour 
Barbers'  Protective  Union,  312  Post 
Barberi  Frank,  collector  Louis  F.  Dunand,  r.  15  Clin- 
ton 
Barbett  Nicholas,  longshoreman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Barbetta  Frederick,  fishdealer,  31  S.  F.  Market,  r.  102 

Jackson 
Barbetta  Nicholas,  salesman,  r.  102  Jackson 
Barbich  Antune,  cooper,  r.  120  Park  Av 
Barbier  Armand,  painter,  r.  1015  Clay 
Barbier  Felix,  mnfr  artificial  flowers,  22  Wetmore  PI 
Barbier  Howard  F.,  clerk  W.  K.  Vanderslice  &  Co.,  r. 

1015  Clay 
Barbier  Joseph,  barber,  r.  516  Vallejo 
Barbier  Louis,  housepainter,  r.  1507  Powell 
Barbier  Paul  L.  A.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  McAllister 

and  Leavenworth 
Barbieri  Bartolomeo,  flower  peddler,  r.  114  Shipley 
Barbieri  Gaetano,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  corBeale 

and  Folsom 
Barbieri  Giuseppe  (Bargone  &  Barbieri)  and  oils  and 

lamps,  300  Montgomery  Av,  r.  1425  J^  Dupont 
Barbieri  Paul  (Levaggi,  Barbieri  &  Co.)  r.  752  Harrison 
Barbieri  Stephen,  fruits,  214  Howard,  r.  114  Shipley 
Barbolla  Luis,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Barboni  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Barbour  Brothers,  mnfrs  Irish   flax  threads,  sail 

and  bag  twines,  and  salmon  gill  net  twines,  511 

Market 
Barbour  Charles,  dairy,  NW  cor  California  and  Laurel 
Barbour  Clitus,  attorney  at  law,  715  Clay,  rooms  12-13, 

r.  Russ  House 
Barbour  F.,  r.  225  Bartlett 
Barbour  Millie,  uurse,  r.  International  Hotel 
Barbour  Sadie  Miss,  r.  1215  Fillmore 
Barbrack  Ferdinand,  bathman  German  Hospital 
Barbrack  Frederick,  baker,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Barch  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  418  Broadway 
Barchus  Annie,  widow,  r.  202  Stockton 
Barci  Fortunato,  laborer,  r.  5  Filbert  PI 
Barci  Giuseppe,  peddler,  r.  4  Burgoyne  PI 
Barckhausen  Bertha,  widow,  r.  716  Franklin 
Barckov  Axel,  laborer,  r.  4  Converse 
Barclay  Alexander,  cook,  r.  5  Broadway 
Barclay  David,  r.  349  Jessie 
Barclay  David  B.,  stereotyper  8.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  741 

Howard 
Barclay  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Barclay  James,  speculator,  r.  2  Potter 
Barclay  John,  porter  G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  645  Market 
Barclay  Mary,  widow,  r.  2J4  Langton 
Barclay  Peter  T.  (Hatch  &  Barclay)  r.  739  Ellis 
Barclay  Robert  H.,  carriagemaker,  r.  714  Green 
Barclay  Roderick  S.,  blacksmith,  r.  1642  Polk 
Barclay  T.  Herbert,  clerk    Edward  P.  Cole,  r.  2^ 

Langton 
Barclay  W.  H.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.    South 

Carolina 
8^"  Barclay.     See  Barkley 

Barcovich  Peter,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,   71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Bardenhagen  Claus,  laborer,  r.  9  Bryant  Av 
Bardenwerper  Catherine,  widow,  r.  2412  Post 
Barder  Henry,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Bardet  Alexander,   bookkeeper  Paul   Husson,   r.  718 

Filbert 
Bardet  Constance,  widow,  millinery,  225  Montgomery 

Av 
Bardez  Frank,  foreman  City  Iron  Works,  r.  532  Howard 


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Bardi  Angelo,  Italiau  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Bardies  Philip,  driver  Seibel  Bros.,  r.  735  O'Farrell 
Bardocci  Auyelo,  fruits,  1514  Dupont 
Bardocci    Giuseppe,    Italian     Bersaglieri     Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Bardoni  Crespini  (Bardoni  &  Guntini)  r.  115  Clark 
Bardoni  &  Guntini  (Crespini   Bardoni  and   Carlo  G. 

GuntiBi)  liquor  saloon  and  boarding,  115  Clark 
Bard  well  Charles  W.,  sawyer,  r.  2215  Post 
Bardwell  John  L.,  clerk,  31-33  California 
Bare  Brothers  (Edward,  Gustave   and  Soloman)    car- 
pets, furniture  and  upholstery,  306-308  Hayes 
Bare  Edward  (Bare  Brothers)  r.  347  J^  Grove 
Bare  Gustave,   manager  Lachman  S  Sternfels,  and 

(Bare  Brothers)  r.  347}^  Grove 
Bare  Soloman  (Bare  Brothers)  r.  347 3^  Grove     . 
8^"  Bare.     See  Baehr.  Baer  and  Bahr 
Bareilles  Emile,  butcher,  r.  cor   K  and  Seventh  Av, 

South  S.  F. 
Bareilles  Felicien,  milkman,  r.  NW  cor  Thirtieth  and 

San  Jose  Boad 
Bareilles  John,  wagonmaker,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet 

Railroad  Avand  N,  South  S.  F. 
Bareilles  Thomas,  milkman,  r.  3001  Octavia 
Bareis  Adolph,  butcher,  r.  907  Vallejo 
Bareis  Therese,  widow,  r.  907  Vallejo 
Barella  Fabicia,  musician,  r.  39  Hinckley 
Barella  Francesca,  widow,  r.  39  Hinckley 
Barella  Juan,  merchant,  r.  18Pinkney 
Barella  Refugia,  r.  18  Pinkney 
Barelli  Michael,  scavenger,  r.  414  Union 
Barenkamp  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  923  Howard 
Baresel  Louisa,  widow,  r.  416  Francisco 
Barfield  George  H.,  r.  509  Powell 
Barfield  Margaret,  widow,  r.  509  Powell 
Barfoot  H.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Barfred  Edward,  second  oflBcer  S.  P.  C.  RB.  stmr  Gar- 
den City,  r.  216  Third 
Barg  Ernst  H.,  clerk,  r.  138  Third 
Barg  John  C.  (D.  Tiedemann  &  Co.)  r.  HoUister,  Cal. 
Barg  John  I.,  baker,  r.  1135  Folsom 
Barg  Richard,  baker,  r.  1135  Folsom 
Bargan  Emanuel,  engineer,  r.  SW  cor  Sixteenth  Av 

and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Bargan  William  F.,  engineer,  r.  SW  cor  Sixteenth  Av 

and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Barger  Christ,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Barger  William,  barber,  543  Second 
Bargestream  George  G.,  compositor,  r.  133  Fifth 
Bargmau  Jacob,  milk  ranch,  r.  N  s  Filbert,  bet  Steiner 

and  Pierce 
Bargone  Leonardo  (Bargone  &  Barbieri)  r.  430  Jackson 
Bargon^  &  Barbieri  (Leonardo   Bargone   and  Joseph 

Barbieri)  livery  stable.  423  Broadway 
Bargoni  Giacomo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Barham  John  A.  (Barham  &  Co  igan)  r.  East  Oakland 
Barbam  &  Coogan  (John  A.  Barham  and  Timothy  C. 

Coogan)  attorneys  at  law,  504  Kearny 
Baricevich  John,  laborer,  r.  1055  Market 
Baricevich  M.,  restaurant,  421  Fourth 
Barilare  Antonio,  carpenter,  r.  1406  Kearny 
Barilare  Cesira  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  1406  Kearny 
Barilare  Maria  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  1406  Kearny 
Barion   August,  bookkeeper  P.  Liesenfeld,  r.  146 }4 

Shipley 
Barkan  A.,  physician,  oculist  and  aurist,  305  Kear- 

.     ny,  r.  741  Ellis 
Barke  E.,  hosiler,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-first  and  Folsom 
Barkeloo  John,  speculator,  r.  1114  Post 
Barker  Albert  D.,  stereotyper,  r.  528  Eighteenth 
Barker  Alfred  F.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  1027  Mis- 
sion 
Barker  Edward,  irohmolder,  r.  62  Natoma 
Barker  Francis,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Barker  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  831  Nineteenth 
Barker  Grace,  widow,  r.  1421  Folsom 
Barker  Henry,  trunkmaker,  r.  N  s  Powhattan,  nr  San 

Bruno  Road,  B.  H. 
Barker  Henry  N.,  trunkmaker,  r.  N  s  Powhattan,  nr 

San  Bruno  Road 
Barker  Henry  L.,  carpenter,  r.  1918  Union 
Barker  Rosea,  whitener,  903  Jones 
Barker  Isaac,  decorative  art  rooms,  316  Sutter,  r.  309 

Capp 
Barker  James,  driver,  r. Valencia, bet  Twenty-seventh 

and  Twenty-eighth 
Barker  James  L.,  with  Wallace  Everson  jc  Co.,  r. 

Berkeley 
Barker  Joseph,  clerk  George  Loomls,  r.  647Washington 


Barker  Joseph,  messman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Barker  Joshua,  bookkeeper  CoghlU  &  Simon,  r.  1239 

Pine 
Barker  M.  O.  Mrs.,  r.  316  Sutter 
Barker  Richard,  commercial  traveler,  r.  21  First  Av 
Barker  Stephen,  milk   dairy,  N  s  Eighteenth,  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Guerrero 
Barker  Timothy  L.,  office  126  Market,  r.  Oakland 
Barkhaus  Dietrich  (F.  W,  &  D.  Barkhaus)  r.  Alameda 
Barkhaus  Frederick  W.  (F.  W.  &  D.  Barkhaus)  r.  1812 

Buchanan 
Barkhaus  F.  W.  &  D.,    books   and  stationery, 

213  Kearny 
Barkhaus  Mary,  widow,  r.  1812  Buchanan 
Barkhausen  Theodore,  laborer,  r.  5  Bonita 
Barkhouse  Creek  Gravel  Mining  Co.,  W.  H.  H.  Hart 

secretary,  230  Montgomery,  room  24 
Barkley  Andrew  J.,  printer,  r.  123  O'Farrell 
Barkley  Charles,  printer,  r.  217  Third 
Barklej'  Margaret,  widow,  r.  510  Bush 
Barkley  Robert,  hostler,  r.  344  Branuan 
Barkley  William  H.,  bookkeeper  Oriental  U.  8.  Bonded 

Warehouse,  r.  lOly  Union 
K^  Barkley.     See  Barclay 
Barks  Alfred  W.,  carriagepainter,  r.  635  Minna 
Barlage  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  27  Clinton  Park 
Barlage  Henry  D.,  driver,  r.  27  Clinton  Park 
Barland  Margaret,  widow,  r.  2716  Howard 
Barli  Alexander,  merchant  tailor,  651   Washington,  r. 

724!^  Market 
Barlier  Emanuel,  r.  California  Hotel 
Barling  Horatio  J.,  r.  631  Webster 
Barling  Louisa  Mrs.,  nurse,  r.  1810  Broderick 
Barling  William,  messenger  Livingston  &   Co.,  r.   1 

Leroy  PI 
Barlow    Carrie  B.    Miss,  principal   Irving  Primary 

School,  r.  1312  Jones 
Barlow  E.  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  junction   Channel  and 

Eleventh 
Barlow  Frank  T.,  salesman  Muser  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 
Barlow  Hattie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  cor  Eleventh  and 

Channel 
Barlow  John,  laborer,  r.  69  Minna 
Barlow  John,   machinist  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  63  Na- 
toma 
Barlow  Loretta  U.  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  junction  Chan- 
nel and  Eleventh 
Barlow  Martin,  laborer,  r.  323  Vallejo 
Barlow  William,  clerk,  r.  115  Seventh 
Barman  August,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  130  Davis 
Barman  Bennie,  bartender,  r.  White  House  Hotel 
Barman  Charles,  bartender,  r.  2108  Mason 
Barman  Isaac,  brassfiuisher,  r.  410  Sixth 
Barman  Jonas,  real  estate,  r.  943  Folsom 
Barman  Jonas  S.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r, 

41u  Sixth 
Barman  Rebecca  Miss,  fancy  goods,  124  Fifth,  r.  943 

Folsom 
Barman  Sarah  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  943  Folsom 
Barmondes  Manuel,  deckhand  P.  C.  S3.  Idaho,  r.  8 

Hinckley 
BarmuUer  Robert,  upholsterer,  r.  1231  Mission 
Barnabv  Reginald  H.,  conductor  Market  St.  RB.,  r. 

1200  Steiner 
Barnacle  James,  sawyer,  r.  212  Herman 
Baruadou  John,  lauudryman,  r.  19  Ridley 
Barnard  A.  B. ,  mechanical  and  mining  engineer, 

417  Kearny,  r.  Oakland 
Barnard  Edward  S.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Barnard  Ellen,  widow,  r.  531  Linden  Av 
Barnard  Frank  (Frank  Barnard  &  Co.)  r.  NE  cor  Val- 
lejo and  Gough 
Barnard  Frank  &  Co.  (Frank  Barnard  and  Henry 
Voornian)  importers  and  jobbers  coal  and  agents 
Newport  Coos  Bay  Coal  Co.,  213-217  Jackson 
Barnard  George  B. ,  president  Barnard's  Business 

College,  417  Kearny,  r.  1402  Bush 
Barnard  Isaac  D.  (S.  H.  Seymour  k  Co.)  r.  336  O'Farrell 
Barnard  James,  machinist,  r.W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Butte 

and  Shasta 
Barnard  Lemuel  H.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Candle  Co.,r. 

2007  Howard 
Barnard  Matthew,  shoemaker,  r.  216  Capp 
Barnard  Moses  H.,  cooper,  r.  31  Twenty-fourth 
Baruard  O.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Barnard  Thomas  G.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.32  Rin- 

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Bamer  John,  shoemaker,  r.  310  Fifth 

Earner  Louis,  fruits  and  vegetables,  153  Ninth 

Earner  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Ninth 
and  Natoma 

EarnsR  Andrew  J.,  boxmaker,  r.  115  Seventh 

Barnes  David,  steward,  r.  213  Valencia 

Barnes  David,  tailor,  r.  717  Vallejo 

Barnes  Edward  H.,  machinist,  r.  179  Perry 

Barnes  Euclid  T.,  assistant  secretary  California  Insur- 
ance Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Barnes  Frank  L.,  conductor  Central  KB.,  r.  cor  Fill- 
more and  Turk 

Barnes  Frederick  A.,  millwright,  r.  1827  O'Farrell 

Barnes  George,  milk  ranch,  NE  cor  Greenwich  and 
Octavia 

Barnes  George  E.,  dramatic  editor  Morning  Call,  r. 
Commercial  Hotel 

Barnes  Georgia  Mrs.,  r.  1023  Stockton 

Barnes  Gustava,  widow,  r.  717  Vallejo 

Barnes  Henry  L.-,  carpenter,  r.  420  Sixth 

Barnes  Ira,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1434  Cali- 
fornia 

Barnes  James,  r.  605  Broadway 

Barnes  James,  laborer,  r.  17  Russell 

Barnes  Jane  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  131  O'Farrell 

Barnes  J.  D.,  cariJenter  and  builder,  office  28  New 
Montgomery,  r.  Revere  House 

Barnes  John,  spinner,  r.  17  Russell 

Barnes  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  40  Clementina 

Barnes  Monroe,  engineer,  r.  1835  O'Farrell 

Barnes  Ni  E.,  general  agent  McCormick  Harvest- 
ing Machine  Co.,  31  Market,  r.  Oakland 

Barnes  Richard  M.,  policeman,  r.  430  Montgomery 
Av 

Barnes  R.  Lea,  with  Bank  of  British  Columbia,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Barnes  Robert  E. ,  box  maker,  r.  115  Seventh 

Barnes  Robert  L.  C,  accountant  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 
1023  Stockton 

Barnes  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Barnes  Thomas  J.,  gtairbuilder,  34  Erie,  r.  Twenty- 
fifth,  bet  Church  and  Dolores 

Barnes  W.  H.  L., ,  attorney  at  law,  426  California, 
room  7,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Barnes  Wilfred,  superintendent  California  Paper  Co., 
office  4  California 

Barnes  William,  cemetery  fence  builder,  SE  cor  St. 
Joseph's  Av  and  Ellis 

Barnes  William  Mrs.,  widow,  carpenter,  1924  Ellis 

Barnes  William  H.,  editor  Weekly  Call,  r.  Brunswick 
House 

Barnes  William  P.,  capitalist,  r.  Lick  House 

Barnes  William  T.,  trunkmaker,  r.  2043  Howard 

Barnes  William  W..  machinist,  r.  710  Howard 

Barnes  W.  S.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Barnester  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 

Barnett  Abel,  student,  r.  222  Post 

Barnett  Benjamin,  spinner,  r.  1020  Vallejo 

Barnett  Bettie,  widow,  r.  1021  Filbert,  rear 

Barnett  Edward,  master  mariner,  r.  110  Berry 

Barnett  Ellen,  domestic  317  Fremont 

Barnett  Frank,  clerk  Adolph  J.  Eahn,  r.  1102 Market 

Barnett  George  A.,  superintendent  Jersey  Farm  Milk 
Depot,  r.  h35  Howurd 

Barnett  Joseph,  r.  919  Polk 

Barnett  Joseph  (Barnett  &  Marks)  r.  517  Stevenson 

Barnett  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  8  Polk 

Barnett  Louis,  jeweler,  r.  2244  Mission 

Barnett  Mary  E.  Miss,  r.  620  Jessie 

Barnett  Morris  S.  (S.  A.  Gyle  &  Co.,  Tehama,  Cal.) 
office  210  Davis,  r.  227  Leavenworth 

Barnett  Rachel,  r.  139  Shipley,  rear 

Barnett  Samuel,  peddler,  r.  1003  Bryant 

Barnett  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  N  and 
P.  South  S.  F. 

Barnett  William,  salesman  Fratinger  &  Noll,  r.  620 
Jessie 

Barnett  William  A.,  foreman  Marder,  Luse  &  Co.,  r. 
1019  Lombard 

Barnett  William  T.,  clerk  Charles  F.  Hanlon,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Barnett  &  Marks  (Joseph  Barnett  and  Mannheim 
Marks)    crockery   and   glassware,   199  Stevenson 

Barney  Alfred  S.,  chief  deputy  U.  S.  Shipping 
Commissioner,  118  Jackson,  r.  Oakland 

Barney  Aurelius,  collector,  r.  1004  Market 

Barney  Benjamin  A.,  president  Silver  King 
Mining  Co.,  328  Montgomery,  room  19,  r.  817  Van 
Ness  Av 


Barney  B.  Griflfin,  deputy  U.  S.  Shipping  Com- 
missioner, office  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf,  r.  2209 
Jackson 

Barney  Charles  W.,  salesman  P.  B.Fernandez,  r.729}4 
Natoma 

Barney  James  M.,  mining  and  capitalist.  328 
Montgomerv,  room  19,  r.  Yuma,  Arizona 

Barney  John,  laborer,  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  W^harf 

Barney  John  W..  clerk  Medical  Director's  office,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation,  r.  32  Sixth 

Barney  Viola  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1126  Market 

Barnhart  Christian,  blacksmith,  r.  7  Geneva 

Barnhart  George  W.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.ll3  Powell 

Barnhisel  Henry,  clerk  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,r.  Oakland 

Bariihope  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 

Barnstead  Thomas  D. ,  sergeant  police,  r.  1607  How- 
ard 

Barnum  Augusta  L.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Jackson  and 
Franklin 

Barnum  Howard,  carpenter  Woodward's  Gardens,  r. 
1644?^  Mission 

Barnum  John,  agent,  r.  20  Turk 

Barnum  John  A.,  foreman  A.  Waldstein,  r.  10  Haggin 

Barnum  John  G.,  r.  304  Twenty-first 

Barnum  William  G.,  gripman  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1224 
Union 

Barnwell  Gilbert  T.,  clerk,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet 
San  Jose  Av  and  Guerrero 

Baron  Bertrand,  blacksmith,  r.  618  Broadway,  rear 

Baron  Isidore,  r.  419  Fell 

Barou  Jean  (J.  Dupuy  &  Co.)  r.  630  Broadway 

Baron  John,  civil  engineer,  r.  127  Jackson 

l3^"Baron.     See  Barron 

Baroncioni  Fortunato,  Fishermens'  Assn,  307  Broad- 
way 

Baronidis  George  C.  M.,  botanist  and  oculist,  office 
and  r.  201  Powell 

Baroteau  Alfred  A.,  detective,  331  Montgomery,  r. 
Alameda 

Barr  Charles,  liquor  merchant,  r.  326  Geary 

Barr  Daniel,  cariienter,  r.  620  Brannan 

Barr  Daniel  Jr.,  wool  scourer,  r.  620  Brannan 

Barr  Edward,  fireman,  r.  Washington  Hotel 

Barr  Frank,  millhand,  r.  1334  Dupont 

Barr  Hannah  K.,  widow,  r.  318  Oak 

Barr  John,  plumber,  r.  415  Natoma 

Barr  •Tolin  D .,  manufacturer  umbrellas  and  para- 
sols, 323  Bush,  r.  1207  Bush 

Barr  John  G.,  laborer,  r.  8  Fifth  Av 

Barr  Neil,  porter  Criminal  Courts,  r.  14  Verona 

Barr  Neil  Jr.,  molder,  r.  14  Verona 

Barr  Sarah  A.  Miss,  assistant  Girls'  High  School,  r. 
801  Leavenworth 

Barr  Stewart  A.,  salesman  John   D.  Barr,  r.  1207  Bnsh 

Barr  William  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  1014  Vallejo 

B^"Barr.     See  Bahr,  Bar  and  Barre 

Barra  Antone,  cook,  r.  158  Clara,  rear 

Barra  Ezekiel  I.,  liquor  saloon  and  cigars,  NW  cor 
First  and  Minna,  r.  4  Minna 

Barra's  Hall,  NW  cor  First  and  Minna 

Barracca  Charles,  mining,  r,  202  Stockton 

Barradale  Alexander,  engineer,  r.  19  Tehama 

Barradas  James  C,  barber,  r.  752  Folsom 

B^rradori  F.,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 

Barradori  R. ,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bnsh 

Barragat  Baptiste,  shoemaker,  644  Pacific 

Barragat  Pierre,  shoemaker,  r.  644  Pacific 

Barraillac  Adolph  C,  clerk  W.  A.  H.  Godfrey,  r.  8 
Carlos  PI 

Barra(iue  Jean,  engineer,  r.  261  Clementina 

Barrasa  Ascencion  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  525  Vallejo 

Barrasa  Francisco,  lithographer,  r.  525  Vallejo 

Barrasa  Leonora  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  525  Vallejo 

Barrasa  Refugio,  fireman,  r.  525  Vallejo 

Barre  August,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Lombard  and 
Octavia 

Barre  Percy  \V.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  167 
Seventh 

Barreau  Philip,  cook,  r.  1112  Vallejo 

Barreda  F.  F. ,  clerk  F.  L.  Barreda,  r.  2121  Buchanan 

Barrecla  Frederick  Ii.,  manager  D.  de  Castro  & 
Co.,  213  Sansome,  room  1,  r.  2121  Buchanan 

Barrel!  Samuel,  r.  Wadsworth  House 

Barren  Gustav,  baker,  r.  18  First 

Barren  Rudolph,  cook,  r.  18  First 

Barrera  Manuel,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Barrett  Alfred  J. .jeweler  and  watchmaker,  42  Fourth, 
r.  236  Seventh 

Barrett  C.  F.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  302  Fourth 


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Barrett  Charles  L.,  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  1000 

Pine 
Barrett  Charles  W.,  plumber,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet 

J  and  K,  South  S.  F. 
Barrett  Cornelius,  teamster,  r.  431  Shipley 
Barrett  Edward  (Slathieu  &  Barrett)  r.  315  Stockton 
Barrett  Edward,  actor,  r.  618  California 
Barrett  Edward,  helper  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Barrett  Edward,  laborer,  r.  609  Miuua 
Barrett  Edward,  painter,  r.  323  Jessie 
Barrett  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  15  Stevenson 
Barrett  Edward  F.,  butcher,  r.  410  Clementina 
Barrett  Edward  G.,  bartender,  r.  221  Sixth 
Barrett  Ellen,  widow,  r.  109  Minna 
Barrett  Ellen,  nurse,  r.  635  Ellis 
Barrett  Fanny,  domestic  1320  Golden  Gate  Av 
Barrett  Francis  A.,  porter  Maj'or's  Ofi&ce,  r.  S  s  Seven- 
teenth Av,  bet  J  and  K,  South  S.  F. 
Barrett  Frank,  salesman  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co. 
Barrett  Frank  M.,  r.  184  Fourteenth 
Barrett  George,  hostler,  r.  421  Bush 
Barrett  George,  maltster  Mason's  Brewery, r.523  Chest- 
nut 
Barrett  Geotge  E.,  jeweler,  r.  236  Seventh 
Barrett  Hannah,  widow,  r.  517  Stevenson 
Barrett  Hannah,  widow,  r.  "W  s  Kansas,  bet  Humboldt 

and  Nevada 
Barrett  James,  cabinetmaker,  r.  236  Seventh 
Barrett  James,  house  painter,  r.  112  Langton 
Barrett  James,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Cook  and  Post 
Barrett  Jane,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1309  Jackson 
Barrett  John,  baker,  r.  217  Eighth,  rear 
Barrett  John,  blacksmith,  r.  6  Burcham  PI 
Barrett  John,  laborer,  r.  711  Tehama 
Barrett  John,  laborer  Magdalen  Asylum 
Barrett  John,  tinsmith,  r.  112  Langton 
Barrett  John  J., baker,  r.  318  Valley 
Barrett  John  W.,  carpenter,  r.  212  Broadway 
Barrett  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  112  Langton 
Barrett  Joseph,  clerk  Feigenbaum  k  Co.,  r.  24  Clem- 
entina 
Barrett  Margaret,  domestic  12  Garden 
Barrett  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  782  Harrison 
Barrett  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co'p  Wharf 
Barrett  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  804  Third 
Barrett  Michael,  shipcalker,  r.  24  Masonic  Av 
BaiTett  Minnie,  domestic  1310  Geary 
Barrett  Mora  M.,  machinist,  r.  1000  Pine 
Barrett  Patrick  (Barrett  &  Jorgan)  r.  392  Ninth 
Barrett  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Coso  House 
Barrett  Patrick,  salesman,  r.  24  Clementina 
Barrett  Patrick,  truckman  C.  P.  ER.,  r.  1209  Devlsa- 

dero 
Barrett  Patrick  F.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  ER.,  r.  302 

Fourth 
Barrett  Peter,  quartermaster  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Barrett  R.,  r.  321  Pacific 

Barrett  Richard  T.,  framemaker,  r.  10.50  Folsom 
Barrett  Robert,  soapmaker,  r.  122  Gilbert 
Barrett  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  840  Harrison 
Barrett  Thomas,  stonemason,  r.  16  Clarence  PI 
Barrett  Timothy,- driver  George  Morrow,  39  Clay 
Barrett  W.  C,  yardman  Ackerson,  Moore  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Barrett  William,  carpenter,  r.  932  Twentieth 
Barrett  William,  ironmolder,  r.  417  Folsom 
Barrett  William,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Laurel  Av,  nr  Van 

Ness  Av 
Barrett  William,  stableman,  r.  31  Clara,  rear 
Barrett  William  G.,  secretary   S.  F.   Gas  Light 

Co.,  SE  co;:  First  and  Natoma,  r.  1000  Pine 
Barrett  Winifred  Mrs.,  r.  24  Clementina 
Barrett  &   Jorgan  (Patrick  Barrett  and  Fred.  Jorgan) 
morocco  tanners,  S  8  Nebraska,  bet  Alameda  and 
El  Dorado  

BARRETT  &  SHERWOOD 

(William  .r.  Slier^vood)  importers  and 
dealers  Avatclies,  diamonds,  Je'ivelry, 
etc.,  517  Montgomery 

Barretti  Nicholas,  steward  P.  0.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  228 

Broadway 
Barretti  Peter,  seaman,  r.  643  Broadway 
Barrie  Agnes  M.,  dressmaker,  r.  923  Washington 
Barrie  Charles  J.,  drayman,  r.  127  Clara 
Barrie  David  H.,  conductor  California  St.  ER.,  r.  1416 

Polk 
Barrie  George,  publisher  (Philadelphia,  Pa.)  Charles 

H.  Davis  manager,  120  Sutter,  room  81 
Barrie  Walter,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  142G  Geary 


Barrientos  Martiii,  compositor,  r.  634  Vallejo 

Barrington  Charles  L.,  salesman  A.  F.  Downing  & 
Son,  r.  822  Powell 

Barrington  George  F.,  bookkeeper  Custom  House,  r. 
1903  Polk 

Barrington  John,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  Santa  Rosa 

Barris  Frank  T.,  butcher,  r.  928  Post 

Barris  Harry,  butcher,  r.  926  Post 

Barroilhet  Htnry  (Belloc  &  Co.)  r.  San  Mateo 

Barron  Arthur  W.,  assistunt  superintendent  Fifth  St. 
branch  Market  St.  KR.,  r.  52  Zoe 

Barron  Cornelius,  fruits  and  vegetables,  N  s  Sierra, 
bet  Georgia  and  Michigan 

Barron  Cornelius  J.,  painter,  815  Market, r.  442  Jessie, 
rear 

Barron  George,  chief  printer  Quartermaster's  Dept, 
Presidio  Reservation,  r.  2021  Hyde 

Barron  George  E.,  railroadman,  r.  203  Turk 

Barron  John,  painter,  r.  2109  Stockton 

Barron  Julia,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  1.526  California 

Barron  K.  N.,  peddler,  r.  466  Tehama 

Barron  M.  D.  Mrs.,  r.  813  Stockton 

Barron  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  2319  Mission 

Barron  Rudolph,  cook,  r.  625  Clay 

Barron  William,  driver,  r.  E  s  Dolores,  nr  Eighteenth 

Barron  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Clay 
and  Powell 

Barron  William,  shlpjoiner,  r.  China  Av,  nr  Mission 
Road 

B^"  Barron.     See  Baron 

Barrows  Alfred,  clerk  J.  M  Bufiington.  r.  109  Silver 

Barrows  Annie  W.  Miss,  assistant  South  San  Francisco 
School,  r.  109  Silver 

Barrows  C.  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1150  Market 

Barro-*vs  Charles  D.  Rev. ,  pastor  First  Congre- 
gational Church,  study  at  Church,  cor  Post  and 
Mason  ;  at  liberty  Monday  mornings  and  Thursday 
afternoons,  r.  1512  Pine 

Barrows  Edward  C,  clerk  Union  Pac.  Salt  Co.,  r.  2626 
Sutter 

Barrows  Harriet,  widow,  r.  2118  Pacific  Av 

Barrows  Henry,  laborer,  r.  316  Townsend 

Barrows  John,  mnfrs  agent,  400  Battery  ,r.  787  Steven- 
son 

Barrows  Laura  M.  Miss,  assistant  Turk  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  2620  Sutter 

Barrows  Lucy  W.,  widow,  r.  109  Silver 

Barrows  Mary,  widow,  r.  2626  Sutter 

Barrows  Robert,  driver,  r.  2503  Post 

Barrows  Stephen  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  234  Sut- 
ter, r.  1150  Market 

Barrows  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  216  Sansome,  r. 
1220  Mission 

B®"  Barrows.     See  Burrows 

Barrs  Albert,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  3  Park  PI 

Barry  Aaron  J.,  boxmaker,  r.  14  Bourbin  PI 

Barry  Alice  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  Dolores,  bet  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Thirtieth 

Barry  Ann,  widow,  r.  W  a  Eleventh  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 
South  S.  F. 

Barry  Anton,  cook,  r.  158  Clara 

Barry  Augustus  W.,  machinist,  r.  Central  Av.bet  Sut- 
ter and  Post 

Barry,  Baird  «!t  Co.  (James  H.  Barry,  James  M. 
Baird  and  John  Henderson)  printers  and  book- 
binders, 419  Sacramento  and  320  Sansome 

Barry  Batholemew,  freight  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  Oakland 
Ferry,  r.  360  Clementina 

Barry  Brothers  (John  M.  and  James  W.)  friilt  and 
produce,  3  Bowens  Block,  South  8.  F. 

Barry  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1327  California 

Barry  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  nr 
Sansome 

Barry  Charles  E.  (Barry  &  Evans)  r.  San  Rafael 

Barry  David,  laborer,  r.  223  Folsom 

Barry  David,  liquor  saloon  and  cigar  mnfr,  SE  cor 
Folsom  and  Ninth,  r.  303  Ninth 

Barry  David,  messman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 

Barry  David,  sailmaker,  r.  18!^  Ridley 

Barry  David  J.,  packer,  r.  38  Quinn 

Barry  Dennis,  porter,  r.  778  Harrison 

Barry  Edward,  dairyman,  S  s  Crescent  Av,  nr  San 
Bruno  Road 

Barry  Edward,  laborer,  r.  25  Anthony 

Barry  Edward,  laborer,  r.  6  Freelon 

Barry  Ellen,  widow,  r.  710  Howard 

Barry  Frank,  driver,  r.  NW  cor  Cortland  Av  and  San 
Bruno  Road 

Barry  Jacob,  shoemaker,  r.  361  Clementina 


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Barry  James  (Callan  &  Barry)  r.  1336  Natoma 

Barry  James,  bricklayer,  r.  412  3^  Fell 

Barry  James,  carder,  r.  8  Glover 

Barry  James,  carpenter,  r.  Lafayette  House 

Barry  James,  elevatorman,  12 Front,  r.  31o  Jessie 

Barry  James,  foreman  A.  Doble,  r.  211  Taylor 

Barry  James,  fireman  P.O.  SS.  Geo.  W.  Elder 

Barry  James,  laborer,  r.  310  Minna 

Barry  James,  leatherdregser,  r.  522  Eighth 

Barry  James,  peddler,  r.  3  Maria 

Barry  James,  stockdriver,  r.  715  Davis 

Barry  James,  tailor,  r.  751)3^  Howard 

Barry  James  H.  (Barry,  Baird  &   Co.)    r.  1224  Broad- 

vcay 
Barry  James  J.,  janitor  Supreme  Court  of  Cal.,  r.  10 

Grove 
Barry  James  W.  (Barry  Brothers)  r.  3  Bowen's  Block, 

South  S.  F. 
Barry  Jeremiah,  maltster,  r.  303  Ninth 
Barry  Jeremiah  Jr.,  cigarmaker,  r.  303  Ninth 
Barry  John,  baker,  r.  9  St.  Mary 
Barry  John,  blacksmith,  r.  623  Fulton 
Barry  John,  clerk,  r.  703  Howard 
Barrv  John,  coachman,  r.  325  Folsom 
Barry  John,  foreman  Pac.  Carriage  Co.,  r.  11  Carlos  PI 
Barry  John,  laborer,  r.  1  Welsh 
Barry  John,  laborer,  r.  Miuer.'s  Hotel 
Barry  John,  laborer,  r.  2523  Sacramento 
Barry  John,  shoemaker,  r.  7  Church  Lane 
Barry  John,  shoemaker,  r.  361  Clementina 
Barry  John  D.,  entry  clerk  Davis  Brothers,  Toklas  & 

Co.,  r.  2521  Bryant 
Barry  John  H.,  delivery  clerk  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Co.,  r.  211  Taylor 
Barry  John  J.,  calker,  r.  21  Rausch 
Barry  John  J.,  teamster,  r.  1646  Mission 
Barry  John  M.  (Barry  Brothers)  r.  3  Bowen's  Block, 

South  S.  F. 
Barry  John  T.,  compositor,  r.  307  J^  Chestnut 
Barry  Joseph  F.,  clerk,  r.  3  Maria 
Barry  Joseph  P.,  boilermaker,  r.  2523  Sacramento 
Barry  J.  William,  engineer,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Barry  K.  C,  r.  1130  Market 
Barry  Laura  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  319  Fifth 
Barry  Margaret,  widow,  r.  8  Glover 
Barry  Margaret,  widow,  r.  303  Ninth 
Barry  Martin,  tailor,  r.  1936  Bush 
Barry  Mary,  widow,  r.  35  Valpa^raiso 
Barry  Mary,  widow,  r.  China  Av,  nr  Mission  Koad 
Barry  Mary  C.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Grammar 

School,  r.  211  Taylor 
Barry  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  612  Folsom 
Barry  Matthew  B.,  produce  dealer,  SE  cor  Railroad 
and  Sixteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Barry  Maurice,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 

Barry  Maurice,  teamster,  r.  815 M  Point  Lobos  Av 

Barry  Michael,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 

Barry  Michael,  deck  hand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  El  Oapi- 
tan,  r.  360  Clementina 

Barry  Michael,  fireman  tugboat  Rescue 

Barry  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1019  Market 

Barry  Michael,  ironmolder,  r.  3  Powell  Av 

Barry  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  Roanoke,  bet  Laidley 
and  Chenery 

Barry  Michael  H.,  clerk  Wangenheim,  Sternheim  & 
Co.,  r.  8  Glover 

Barry  Michael  J.,  machinist,  r.  710  Howard 

Barry  Owen,  laborer,  r.  623  Fulton 

Barry  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  1327  California 

Barry  Patrick,  carriagemaker,  r.  657  Howard 

Barry  Patrick,  carriagepaiuter  R.  F.  Briggs  &  Co.,  r. 
East  Oakland 

Barry  Patrick,  cook,  r.  101  Jessie 

Barry  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Fifth 
and  Natoma 

Barry  Patrick,  harnessmaker,  r.  720  California 

Barry  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  8  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet 
Collins  and  Ferrie 

Barry  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  140  Freelon 

Barry  Patrick,  ticket  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  Oakland  Ferry, 
r.  Oakland 

Barry  Patrick,  watchman,  r.  W  8  Utah,  bet  Center  and 
Santa  Clara 

Barry  Patrick  O.,  clerk  C.  V.  Gillespie,  r.  1112  Pacific 

Barry  Richard,  laborer,  r.  260  Clara 

Barry  Richard,  laborer,  r.  W  8  Boyce,  nr  Point  Lobos 
Av 

Barry  Richard,  mattressmaker,  r.  961  Folsom 

Barry  Richard,  watchman,  r.  Tenth  Av.  bet  N  and  P, 
South  S.  F. 


Barry  Richard,  watchman  C.  P.  BR.  stmr  Transit,  r. 

West  Oakland 
Barry  Richard  J.,  currier,  r.  W  s  Mississippi,  bet  Mar- 
iposa and  Santa  Clara 
Barry  Richard   L.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  21 

Rausch 
Barry  Robert,  bookkeeper,  r.  21  Prospect  PI 
Barry  Robert,  engineer  California   St.  BR.,  r.   1301 

Larkin 
Barry  Robert,  gardener,  r.  6  Miles  PI 
Barry  Robert,  tailor,  r.  9  St.  Mary 
Barry  Robert  F.,  junk  dealer,  r.  3109  Sixteenth 
Barry  Robert  V.,  machinist,  r.  342  Fremont 
Barry  Sarah  J.,  widow,  r.  1224  Broadway 
Barry  T.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1915  Polk 
Barry  Thomas,  apprentice  W.  A.  Meeker,  r.  440   Fifth 
Barry  Thomas,  coalpasser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Barry  Thomas,  painter,  r.  101  Jessie 
Barry  Thomas,  shoemaker,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  7  Church  Lane 
Barry  Thomas,  watchman,  r.  NE  cor  Spear  and   Har- 
rison 
Barry  Thomas,  weigher,  r.  35  Everett 
Barry  Thomas  A.,  shoemaker,  r.  NW   cor  Sixteenth 

and  Second  Av 
Barry  Thomas  F.,  attorney  at  law,  409  California, 

rooms  1-2,  r.  35  Valparaiso 
Barry  Thomas  T.,  salesman  Murjihy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Barry  William,  expressman,  SE  cor  Sansome  and  Mer- 
chant, r.  9  Varenneg 
Barry  William,  hackman,  r.  1623  Washington 
Barry  William,  hostler,  r.  16  Cedar  Av 
Barry  William,  laborer,  r.  640  Jessie 
Barry  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  21  Rausch 
Barry  William,  tanner,  r.  430  Shotwell 
Barry  William,  teamster,  r.  315  Jessie 
Barry  William,  wheelwright,  r.  38  Quinn 
Barry  "William  F.,  pressman,  r.  1224  Broadway 
Barry  William  H.,  laborer,  r.  151  Natoma 
Barry  William  I.,  salesman,  r.  609  Post 
Barry  William  J.,  r.  35  Valparaiso 
Barry  William  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  211  Taylor 
Barry  William  J.,  driver,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Barry  William  M.,  architect,  r.  609  Post 
Barry  Si  Evans  (Charles  E.  Barry  and  William  M. 

Evans)  searchers  records,  415  Montgomery 
e^Barry.     See  Barrie 

Barsanti  G.,  fruits  and  produce,  233  Eighth 
Barsel  Ernest,  bartender,  r.  2219  Mason 
Barsel  Frank,  bricklayer,  r.  2219  Mason 
Barsel  Louisa,  widow,  r.  2219  Mason 
Barsolia  Antonio  (Barsolia  &  Landucci)  r.  718  Green- 
wich, rear 
Barsolia  &  Landucci    (Antonio  Barsolia  and  Martin 
Landucci)  fruits  and  vegetables,  718   Greenwich 
Barsotti  Andrew,  vegetable  dealer,  r.  N  s  Twenty- 
sixth,  Ijet  Noe  and  Castro 
Barsotti  Egidio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Barsotti  Ernesto,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad. 

way 
Barsotti  Virgilio  (Perpoli  &  Barsotti)  r.  1521  Mason 
Barss  A.  W.,  office  21  Merchants'  Exchange 
Barstow  Alfred  (Rhodes  &  Barstow)  r.  Oakland 
BarstowB.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 

gomery 
Barstow  George,  attorney  at  law,  309  California, 

room  19,  r.  927  Pine 
Barta  John ,  r.  365  Broadway 
Bartalloni  Ermauno,  liquor  saloou,  NW  cor  Stevenson 

and  Seventh 
Bartch  Frank,  milkman,  r.  F,  bet  Seventeenth  and 

Eighteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Bartel  Henry,  seaman,  r.  36  Clay 
Bartell  Henry,  r.  2130  Mission 
Bartels  C.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Valencia  and 

Twenty-third 
Bartels  Christian  H.,  porter,  r.  349  Jessie 
Bartels  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  121  Ellis 
Bartels  Henry,  upholsterer.  lOG  Ninth 
Bartels  John,  restaurant,  11-13  Sixth,  r.480  Stevenson 
Bartels  Mary,  domestic  614  Fell 
Bartels  Richard,  r.  NW  cor  Florida  and  Twentieth 
Barth  Charles,  sheet  metal  worker,  r.  307  Seventh 
Barth  Ferdinand,  r.  638  Green 
Barth  Herman,  draftsman  Kenitzer  &  Baun,  r.  2015 

Webster 
Barth  Isidor,  machinist,  r.  514  Green 
Barth  Jacob,  clerk  Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Barth  Richard,  machinist,  r.  cor  Fifth  and  Brannan 


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Bartb  Rudolph,  watchmaker,  r.  1032  Market 
Barth  William,  galvanized  iron  worker,  r.  335 )<i  Ship- 
ley 
Barthel  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  273-275  East,  r.  3  Chath- 
am Fl 
Barthelemy  Nicholas,   boot  and  shoemaker,  825  Pa- 
cific 
Barthol  Adam,  teamster,  r.  463  Minna 
Bartholdt  Herman,  engineer,  r.  2315  Mason 
Bartboldt  Max,  driver,  r.  218  Francisco 
Bartholdy  Otto,  tinsmith,  r.  1409  Mission 
Bartholome  Cornelius,  bartender,  r.  1055  Market 
Bartholome  John,  liquor  saloon,  1012  Battery 
Bartholow  W.  E.  B.,  clerk  Clinton   C.  Tripp,   r.   611 

Taylor 
Bartholy  Andrew,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Barthrop   Edward,   assistant  superintendent    Indus- 
trial School,  r.  728  Clementina 
Bartleson  Edward  A.,  waiter,  r.  235}^  Minna 
Bartlett  Albert  J.,  drayman,  r.  122  Eddy 
Bartlett  Bacchus  L.,  mercantile  adjusting,   r.    1124 

Pine 
Bartlett  Columbus,  attorney  at  law,  12  Montgom- 
ery, r.  1131  Ellis 
Bartlett  Earl,  attorney  at  law,  339  Kearny,  r.  SW  cor 

Point  Lobos  and  Fifteenth  Avs 
Bartlett  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  648  Howard 
Bartlett  Edward  C,  clerk  Jno.  Bcott  Wilson  &  Co.,  r. 

317  Eddy 
Bartlett  E.  G.,  driver,  r.  948  Harrison 
Bartlett  Erastus,  capitalist,  r.  Ill  Hayes 
Bartlett  Eva  Miss,  tailoress  George  Kuhn 
Bartlett  George  C,   bookkeeper  Pacific   Bank,  r.  615 

Turk 
Bartlett  Hazen  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  31  Liberty 
Bartlett  Harry  E.,  collector,  r.  948  Harrison 
Bartlett  J.  A.,  assistant  manager  Studebaker  Bros. 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  112  Turk 
Bartlett  James,  miner,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet  Market 

and  Sixteenth 
Bartlett  Jared  A.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  308Beale 
Bartlett  Job  C,   foreman   D.    L.   Farnsworth,   r.   122 

Eddy 
Bartlett  Joseph    L.,    blacksmith,    r.    1424.    Howard, 

rear< 
Bartlett  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  616  Eddy 
Bartlett  PUny  (Contra  Costa  Laundry  Assn)    r.  Oak- 
land 
Bartlett  Robert  B.,  sergeant-at-arms  Board  of  Super- 
visors, r.  36  Moss 
Bartlett  Robert  M.,  elevatorman  Holbrook,  Merrill  & 

Stetson,  r.  36  Moss 
Bartlett  T.  I.,  r.  444  Brannan 
Bartlett  T.  J.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Bartlett  W.,  r.  Florence  House 
Bartlett  Walter  A.,  teamster  Charles  M.  Plum   &    Co., 

r.  1620  West  Mission 
Bartlett  Walter  B.,  teacher  vocal  music,  117  Post,  r. 

Alameda 
Bartlett  Ward,  waiter,  r.  681  Mission 
Bartlett  William  C,  journalist  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 

Oakland 
Bartley  Charles  H.,  housepainter,  r.  125  Langton 
Bartley  George,  rail-straightener,  r.  E  s  Louisiana, 

bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
.Bartley  George  W.,  m^erman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

67  Langton 
Bartley  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  441  Clementina,  rear 
Bartling  Anton  L.,  optician,  r.  8  Howard  Court 
Bartling  Henry,  civil  engineer,  and  secretary   Board 
of  City  Uall  Commissioners,  ofl&ce  new  City  Hall, 
first  floor,  r.  24  Glen  Park  Av 
Bartling  William  (Baitling  it  Kimball)  r.  Oakland 
Bartlini^    &    Kimball     (William    Bartling    and 
Henry    Kimball)    bookbinders    and'  blank  book 
manufacturers,  505  Clay 
Bartlow  William,  porter  John  Stable,  r.  Oakland 
Bartnian  John  B.,  millwright,  r.  718}^  Grove 
Bartmann  Antone,  carpenter,  r.  1215  Filbert 
Bartmann  Clara  Mrs.,  actress  Tivoli  Garden 
Bartmann  Ferdinand,  millwright,  r.  729  Grove 
Bartmann  John  C,  musician,  r.  729  Grove 
Bartnett  Cyrus  P.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 

1310  Jackson 
Bartold  Louis,  butcher,  r.  270  Folsom 
Bartole  Antonio,  restaurant,  210  >4  Washington 
Bartolucci   Giuseppe,    Italian   Bersaglieri    See,  625 

Broadway 
Barton  Benjamin  F.    (B.  F.  Barton    &  Co.)    r.   Ala- 
meda * 


BARTON  B.  F.  &  GO.  .Benjamin 
F.  Barton)  proprietors  Pioneer  Salt 
AVorks  and  manufacturers  Peerless 
Yeast  Pcivder,   !211-213   Sacramento 

Barton  Carrie  Mrs.,  bracemaker  National  Surgical  In- 
stitute, r.  319  Bush 
Barton  Daniel,  plasterer,  r.  45  Jessie 
Barton  George;  civil  engineer,  r.  418  Brannan 
Barton  Harry  F.,  clerk  B.  F.  Barton  &  Co.,  r.  2422  Bu- 
chanan 
Barton  Hugh,  stonecutter,  r.  811  Point  Lobos  Av 
Barton  James,  liquor  saloon,  819  Battery 
Barton  James  S.,  mining  engineer,  r.  418  Brannan 
Barton  John,  r.  212  Seventh 

BARTON  JOHNi  president  Union 
Pacific  Salt  Co.,  S16  Sacramento,  r. 
Alameda 

Barton  John,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 

Barton  John  A.,  milkman,  r.  1232  Union 

Barton  Joseph  C.,  clerk  Continental  Oil  and  Trans- 
portation Co.,  r.  2319  Howard 

Barton  Phineas  W.,  bookkeeper  Firemans  Fund  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Barton  Robert,  painter,  r.  2021  Polk 

Barton  S.  M.,  insurance  broker  Hutchinson  &  Mann 

Barton  Thomas,  canner,  r.  309  Seventh 

Barton  Thomas  S.,  clerk  Coffin  &  Hendry,  r.  1211 
Bush 

Barton  William,  stevedore,  r.  754  Harrison 

Barton  William  D.,  clerk,  r.  1232  Union 

Barton  William  H.,  traveling  salesman  B.  F.  Barton 
&  Co.,  r.  2422  Buchanan 

Barton  William  J.,  painter,  r.  1232  Union 

Barton  William  W.,  shipping  clerk  B.  F.  Barton  & 
Co.,  r.  2422  Buchanan 

Barton  W.  T.,  assistant  secretary  S.  F.  Stock  and  Ex- 
change Board,  r.  1605  Franklin 

1^'Barton.    See  Burton 

Bartrin  Susan  Mrs.,  tailoress,  r.  12  Mason 

Bartz  Allen,  laborer,  r.  81  Stevenson,  rear 

Bartz  Charles,  tailor,  r.  638}^  Mission 

Baruch  Frederick,  salesman  Hoffman  &  Co.,  r.  1405 
Van  Ness  Av 

Baruch  Isaac,  r.  1405  Van  Ness  Av 

Baruch  Paulina,  midwife,  r.  912  Folsom 

Barucb  Simon  (B.  Blumenthal  &  Co.)  r.  657  Har- 
rison 

Barut  Albert,  bartender,  r.  1418  Powell 

Barut  August,  blacksmith,  r.  1418  Powell 

Barut  Raymond  (Barut  &  Bellocq)  r.  1418  Powell 

Barut  &  Bellocq  (Raymond  Barut  and  Alfred  Bellocq) 
liquor  saloon,  1401  Powell 

Baruth  Ernest  F.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Fillmore  and 
Post 

Baruth  Henry,  tailor,  r.  4453^  Natoma 

Baruth  William,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1910  Broderick 

Barwell  Charles,  steward,  r.  363  Minna 

Barwich  Antone,  cooper,  r.  120  Park  Av 

Barz  August,  blacksmith,  42  Vallejo,  r.  2  Moulton  PI 

Barzuglia  Achille,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Barzuglia  Carlo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Basalt  Co.  The,  Frank  L.  Palmer  secretary,  633  Kear- 
ny, room  1 

Bascacci  P.  C,  r.  3  Bannam  PI 

Basch  Hugo,  barber,  r.  118  Post 

Basch  Louis,  salesman  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r. 
1311  Golden  Gate  Av 

Basch  Samuel,  furniture,  200J4  and  805  Fourth,  r.  203 
Fourth 

l^'Basch.    See  Bash 

Basco  David,  porter,  r.  267  Minna 

Bascom  Henry  B.,  dressmaker,  115  Geary 

Bascom  Mattie  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  115  Geary 

Bascombe  Annie  Miss.  r.  420  Eddy 

Basendorf  Michael,  scroUsawyer,  r.  14  Prospect  PI 

Basford  Jacob  K.,  capitalist,  r.  2133  Bush 

Basford  John  F.,  laborer,  r.  20(i  Fifth 

Basford  Mary,  domestic  500  Sutter 

Basford  Raphael  X.,  druggist,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Fill- 
more 

Bash  Hyman,  tailor,  r.  523  J^  Natoma 

Bashford  Julia,  widow,  r.  825  Jackson 

Basilauski  Alfonao,  clerk  Philip  S.  Mitrovich,  r.  36 
Austin 

Basilio  Jocchini,  flowervender,  r,  182  Jessie 

Basker  David  R.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 


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Baskenrille  Edwin,  machinist,  r.  48  Minna 

Easier  George  A.,  painter,  28  Geary  and  923  Market, 

r.  1005  Market 
BasB  George  P.,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Bass  I.  H.,  proptr  Echo  Lodging  House,  863M  Market, 

r.  215  Jones 
Bass  Thomas  J.  (T.  J.  Bass  &  Co.)  r.  SE  cor  Noe  and 

Fifteenth 
Bass  T.  J.  &  Co.  (Thomas  J.  Bass)    artists'  mate- 
rials, paints,  oils,  glass  and  coach  painters'  sup- 
plies, 27  Dupont 
Bassen  Joachim,  maltster,  r.  76  Everett 
Bassett  A,    C,    superintendent   Southern    Pacific 
Railroad  (northern  division)   NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Townsend,  room  31,  r.  Menlo  Park 
Bassett  Alice  Miss,  r.  50  Clementina 
Bassett  Alonzo,  stonecutter  Degan  &  Orford,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Bassett  Byron  8.,   yardman  John    "Wigmore,  r.  212 

Broadway 
Bassett  Charles  E.,  master  mariner,  r.  338  Eighteenth 
Bassett  C.  F.  <&  Co.    (Charles  F.  Bassett)    grain 

commission  merchants,  304  Davis 
Bassett  Charles  F.  (C.  F.  Bassett  &  Co.)  r.  1630  West 

Mission 
Bassett  Daniel  J.,  machinist,  r.  50  Clementina 
Bassett  Edward,  painter  E.  H.  Gadsby 
Bassett  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  50  Clementina 
Bassett  Henry  D.,  salesman  John  Kentfield  &  Co.,   r. 

West  Oakland 
Bassett  James  M..  with  Wine  and  Tobacco  Journal, 

606  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Bassett  John  F.,  longshoreman,  r.  30  De  Boon 
Bassett  Joseph,  produce  commission  merchant,  222 

Clay,  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Bassett  Lizzie  L.,  bakery,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 
Bassett  Madison  H.,  teamster,  r.  6  Creek  Lane 
Bassett  Martin  L.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  5  Mari- 
posa 
Bassett  William,   manager  Summit   Ice  Co.,  64 

Minna,  r.  Arcade  House 
Bassi  Giuseppe,  r.  616  Post 
Bassi  Louis,  boilermaker,  r.  8  Pratt  PI 
Bassignanno  Peter  F.,  r.  306  Langton 
Bassillio  Joseph,  engineer,  r.  216  Union 
Bassilio  Milano,  hostler,  r.  427  Jackson 
Bassini  Bernardo,  collector  S.   F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

1207  Pacific 
Bassini  Giovanni,  gardener,  r.  N  s  Market,  bet  San- 
chez and  Church 
Bassity  James  E.,  plasterer,  r.  113  Jones 
Bassity  Matthew  F.,  plasterer,  r.  ilih  Fulton,  rear 
Basso  Salvatore,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Basso  Stefano,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Bastheim  Joseph  (Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co.)  r.  2126 

California 
Bastian  Benedict,  tailor,  311  Sutter 
Bastian  John,  gardener,  2027  Howard 
Bastian  John,  mining  expert,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Ho- 
tel 
Bastill  B.,  r.  514  Bush 

Baston  Abner  F.,  drayman,  r.  1022  McAllister 
Baston  Joseph  G.,  salesman  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  16 

Beale 
Baston  Joseph  W.,  teamster,  r.  1022  McAllister 
Bastreim  Hans,  watchman,  r.  16  Folsom 
Bataille  Albert  P.  (Bataille  k  Winterhalder)  r.  726 

Green 
Bataille  &  Winterhalder  (Albert  P.   Bataille  and  Jo- 
seph Winterhalder)  liquor  saloon,  544  California 
Batavia  Philip  S.,  barber,  53  Third,  r.  22  Mary 
Batchelder  George,  chief  clerk  quartermaster's  dept 

U.  S.  A.,  36  New  Moutgnmery,  room  5 
Batchelder  H.  L.,   clerk   The  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  4 

Hopeton  Terrace 
Batchelder  John,  carpenter,  r.  1053  Ji  Golden  Gate  Av 
Batchelder  John  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  114  Austin 
Batchelder  Levi  L.(L.  L.  Batchelder  &  Son)  r.  4  Hope- 
ton  Terrace 
Batchelder  Levi    P.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.    4 

Hopeton  Terrace 
Batchelder  L.  L.  &  Son  (Levi  L.  and  William  S.) 

stevedores,  34  California 
Batchelder  M.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  31  Third 
Batchelder  Nathan  P.,  assistant  transportation  clerk 

quartermaster's  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  1028M  Folsom 
Batchelder    Ricliard    N.,    major    U.    S.   A.,  in 
charge  of  depot  quartermaster's  dept,   36   New 
Montgomery,  room  3,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Batchelder  Samuel  N.,  patternmaker,  r.  34  Hawthorne 


Batchelder  William  H.,  trackman  Sutter  St.  RB.,  r. 

114  Austin 
Batchelder  William  H.  Jr.,  painter,  r..ll4  Austin 
Batchelder  William  S.  (L.  L.  Batchelder  &   Son)  r.  4 

Hopeton  Terrace 
8^"  Batchelder.     See  Bachelder 

Bateman  Frank,  groceries  and  liquors,  62  Jj  West  Mis- 
sion 
Bateman  John,  carpenter,  r.  102  Natoma 
Bateman  John  C,  carpenter,  r.  1912  Pacific  Av 
Bateman  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  3015  Laguna 
Bateman  Michael  C,  contractor,  r.  1912  Pacific  Av 
Bateman  Michael  C.  Jr.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1912 

Pacific  Av 
Bateman  Miles,  carpenter,  r.  812  Jj  Jessie 
Bateman  Richard  H.,  compositor,  r.  3015  Laguna 
Bateman  W.  A.,  r.  122  Chattanooga 
Bateman  William  (J.  Kemp  &  Co.)  r.  16  Rausch 
Bates  A.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  1621  Washington 
Bates  Alfred,  machinist,  r.  11  Boardman  PI 
Bates  Anson,  farmer,  r.  .54  First 
Bates  Catherine  M.,  r.  764  Harrison 
Bates  Daniel  S.,   night  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 

128  Tenth 
Bates  Dudley  C. ,    mining  secretary,  79  Keyadft 

Block,  r.  1705  Octavia 
Bates  Edward  K.,  r.  606  Larkin 
Bates  Edward  P.,  mining,  320  Sansome,  room  52,  r. 

Oakland 
Bates  Eugene  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  728)^  McAllister 
Bates  Frank  D.,  clerk  Wellman,  Peck  &   Co.,  r.  1705 

Octavia 
Bates  George,  r.  1009  Powell 
Bates  George  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  603  Post 
Bates  George  E.,  clerk  Joseph  Wolf,  r.  SW  cor  Vicks- 

burg  and  Jersey 
Bates  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  560  Mission 
Bates  Herbert  F.  A.,  shipping  clerk  S.   Mosgrove  & 

Bro.,  r.  603  Post 
Bates  John  S.,  gardener,  r.  W  s  Vicksburg,  nr  Jersey 
Bates  Josepli  C,  attorney  at  law,  434  California, 

rooms  8-9,  r.  2412  Pine 
Bates  Kate  E.,  widow,  r.  603  Post 
Bates  M.,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 
Bates  Marshall  A.,  cashier  W.  J.  Callingham  b  Co., 

r.  1405  Taylor 
Bates  Mary  Miss,  r.  1621  Washington 
Bates  Morris  S.,  cashier  Williams,  Dimond   &  Co.,  r. 

504  Geary 
Bates  Morris  U.    (Morris  U.  Bates  &  Co.)    r.    2006 

Jackson 
Bates  Morris  V,   &  Co.    (Morris   TJ.  Bates)  pub- 
lishers and  proprietors  Commercial    News  and 

Shipping  List  and  San  Francisco  Trade  Review, 

123  California,  room  27 
Bates  Samuel  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  1622  How&rd 
Bates  Thaddeus,  salesman,  r.  623  Harrison 
Bates  Thomas  D.,  advertisement  distributor  Tivoli 

Garden,  r.  603  Post 
Bates  Thomas  H.,  painter,  r.917  Polk 
Bates  Walter  E.,  physician,  office  121  Montgomery, 

r.  328  Turk 
Bates  William,  cook,  r.  5  Clara  Lane 
Bates  William  E.,  clerk,  r.  110  Sixth 
Bath  William,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery,  r. 

cor  Turk  and  Market 
Batista  Louis,  cook,  r.  10  Sumner,  rear 
Batiste  John,  bootblack,  24  Leidesdorff 
Batkin  Alfred,  music  clerk  William  A.  Frey,  r.  1023 H 

Mission 
Batkin  Henry  H.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  1023 J$ 

Mission 
Batlle  Don  Jos6,  r.  367  Jessie 
BatoUone  Maztti,  milk  ranch,  N  s  Greenwich,  bet 

Pierce  and  Steiner 
BatoDi  Francisco,  tailor,  r.  N  s  Battery,  bet  Broadway 

and  Pacific 
'Batoui  Sylvester,  tailor,  r.  N  s  Battery,  bet  Broadway 

and  Pacific 
Batsere  John,  cook,  r.  2713  Howard 
Butt  Henry,  cigarmaker,  r.  18  Harriet 
Batt  Jacob,  peddlar,r.  18  Harriet 
Battaglia    Giovanni,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Battaglia  Rafaelio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Battalora  Angelo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc. ,'627  Commercial 
Battalora  Pietro,  glazier,  r.  1419  Dupont 
Battens  William,  salesman  W.W.Montague  &  Co., 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 


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Battelle  George  L.,  carpenter  McAullffe  &  (Jard,  r. 

Oakland 
Battelle  Roger  S.,  bootfltter,  r.  514  Bush 
Batten  Evans  D.,  stone  cutter,  r.  2921  California 
Batten  George,  pressman,  r.  209  Leldesdorff 
Batten  Sampson,  stone  j'ard,  SW  cor  Point  Lobos  and 

Masonic  Avs,  r.  2921  California 
Batten  Samuel  H.,  law  clerk  J.  0.  Bates,  r.  2921  Cali- 
fornia 
Battenberg  Otto,  varnisher,  r.  528  Sixth 
Batterman  Edward,  baker,  r.  226  Pacific 
Battersby  James,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  13  Third, 

r.  632  Jessie 
Battersby  Kobert,  mining,  r.  331  Kearny 
Battersby  William,  clerk,  r.  22  Verona 
Battersby  William  N.,  clerk,  r.  835  Mission 
Battei-y    St.    Bonded    Wareliouse,    George  C. 

Bode  proprietor,  NW  cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Batteux  Carolina,  widow,  r.  106  Park  Av 
Batteux   Daniel,  clerk  Pacific    Pickle  and   Vinegar 

Works,  r.  106  Park  Av 
Battista  A.  G.,  r.  1028  Kearny 
Battista  Baglietto,  with  Pac.  Vinegar  Works,  r.  560 

Grove 
Battista  John,  gardener,  r.  S  s  California,  bet  Fourth 

and  Fifth  Avs 
Battke  Henry  J.,  seaman,  r.  225  Eitch 
Battke  John  A.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  225  Ritch 
Battles  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  t.  8^2  Freelon 
Battles  Augustus  S.,  salesman  Waltersen  &  Dewey,  r. 

862  Mission 
Battles  James,  seaman,  r.  103  King 
Battles  John  Jr.,  boarding,  S  s  King,  bet  Third  and 

Ritch 
Battles  Luke,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Clementina,  r.  34 J^  Clara 
Battles  Ward,  salesman  Magee  &  Moore,  r.  1113  Post 
Battles  William  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1113  Post 
Battleson  Martin  O.,  mate  schr  Marie  Chevallier,  r. 

240  Clara 
Battner  John,  patternmaker,  r.  407  Third 
Battu  Hippolyte  Jr.,  painter,  r.  1413  Sacramento 
Battu  Zoe  Mrs.,  r.  1413  Sacramento 
Batturs  Edward T., deputy  Assessor,  r.  910  McAllister 
Bauch  Peter  G.,  ship  and  Custom  House  broker,  520 

Battery,  r.  719  Union 
Bauchou  Bernard,  gardener,  Presidio  Reservation,  nr 

Mountain  Lake 
Bauchou  John,   gardener  Bernard  Bauchou,  r.  Presi- 
dio Reservation,  nr  Mountain  Lake 
Bauck  John  H.,  cellar  master  Eisen  Bros.,  r.  Prescott 

House 
Baud  Frank,  proptr  Hayes  Valley  Brass  Works,  522 

Fulton 
Baudoin  John,  milder,  r.  651  Third 
Baudoin  Louie,  laborer,  r.  651  Third 
Bauduch  Frank  (Bauduch  k  Co.)  r.  1504  Folsom 
Bauduch  Louis  (Bauduch  &  Co.)  r.  1504  Folsom 
Bauduch  &  Co.  (Louis  and  Frank  Bauduch)  fruits  and 

vegetables,  1504  Folsom 
Bauer  Abraham    (Bauer  Brothers    &    Co.)    r.  Paris, 

France 
Bauer  Alexander,  dyer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Bauer  Brothers    (John  and  Louis)  cutlers  and  tool- 
makers,  637  Kearny 
Bauer    Brothers    <&    Co.     (Abraham  and  Moses 

Bauer)    importers   and  wholesale   dealers   fancy 

goods,   laces,  embroideries  and  Victoria  zephyr, 

547  Market 
Bauer  Carl,  milk  dairy,  NE   cor    Seventeenth    and 

Douglass 
Bauer  Charles,  belt  maker,  r.  212  First 
Bauer  Charles  A.,  clerk,  r.  571  Minna 
Bauer  Charles  F.,  carpenter,  r.  611  Natoma 
Bauer  Charles  G.,  liquor  saloon,  804  Pacific 
Bauer  Charles  H.  F..  policeman,  r.  721 J^  Clementina 
Bauer  Christian  (Bauer  &  Schmidt)r.S  s  Chestnut, bet 

Steinor  and  Pierce 
Bauer  E  C,  clerk  James  C.  Scott,  cor  Market  and 

Kearny 
Bauer  Emil  E.,  laborer,  r.  7  .\lemany  Av 
Baaer  Eiiiile,   manager  The  San  Francisco  News 

Co.,  413  Washington,  r.  1838  Geary 
Bauer  Frederick  A.,  clerk  Boericke  &  Tafel,  r.  120 

Fillmore 
Bauer  Frederick  C,  druggist  John  A.  Bauer,  r.  509 

Post 
Bauer  Frederick  W.,  longshoreman,  r.  225  Green 
Bauer  George,  r.  163  Jessie 
Bauer  George,  barber,  44  Grove 


Bauer  Gustavus  A.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Lett  and  Mc- 
Allister 
Bauer  Henry,  upholsterer,  1517   California,  r.  1519 

California 
Bauer  Henry  G.,  paper  cutter,  r.  611  Natoma 
Bauer  J.  C.  &  Co.   (J.  Christian  Bauer)  importers 

hops,  corks  and  brewers'  stock,  632  Sacramento 
Bauer  J.  Christian  (J.  C.  Bauer  &  Co.)  r.  1516  Franklin 
Bauer  John   (Bauer  Brothers)   r.    SE  cor   Clay    and 

Kearny 
Bauer  John,  proptr  Tivoli  Brewery,  120  Fillmore 
Bauer  John  A.,  manufacturing  chemist  and  drug- 
gist, 101  Post,  r.  509  Post 
Bauer  John  F.,  farmer.  Lake  Merced 
Bauer  John  W.,  with  John  Bauer,  r.  120  Fillmore 
Bauer  Joseph,  r.  39  Moss 
Bauer  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  609  Seventh 
Bauer  Leonard,  machinist,  r.  14  Gilbert 
Bauer  Leopold,  stonecutter,  r.  Ss  Green,  bet  Franklin 

and  Gough 
Bauer  Louis  (Bauer  Brothers)  r.  223  Stevenson 
Bauer  Louis,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  506  POBt 
Bauer  Martin,  tinsmith,  r.  1616  West  Mission 
Bauer  Moses  (Bauer  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  1307  Gough 
Bauer  Otto,  manager  Joseph  Michalitschke,  r.  1621 

Clay 
Bauer  Otto,  milker  Carl  Bauer,  r.  NE  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Douglass 
Bauer  Pauline  M.,  domestic  1405  Baker 
Bauer  Peter,  r.  1321 J^  Stockton 

Bauer  Samuel,   proprietor  Western  White  Goods 
Manufacturing  Co.,  547-549  Market,  r.  1307  Gough 
Bauer  Simon,  porter,  r.  231  Ritch 
Bauer  William,  clerk,  r.  Oil  Natoma 
Bauer  William,  upholsterer,  r.  1619  California 
Bauer  William  J.,  liquor  saloon,  1042  Folsom 
Bauer  &  Schmidt  (Christ.  Bauer  and  Philip  Schmidt) 
milk  ranch,  S  s  Chestnut,  bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
iS^Bauer.    See  Baur  and  Bower 

Bauerfeld  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  r.  1137  Harrison 
Baugh  Josephine  Miss,  r.  102  Mason 
Baughan  Edward,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 
Baughn  Ella  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  126  Fifth 
Bauboff  Carl,  baker  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416  Kearny 
Baulsir  Nimrod,  blockmaker,  r.  1332  Washington 
Baum  Charles,  consuf  Argentine  Repablic  and  presi- 
dent American-Russian  Commercial  Co.,  718  Bat- 
tery, r.  1705  Powell 
Baum  David  A.,  city  agent  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Glol)e  Insurance  Co.,  r.  310  Kearny 
Baum  George  S.,  clerk,  r.  10213^  Market 
Baum  George  W.,  r.  418  Brannan 
Baum  Gustaf  e,  carpets  and  furniture,  871  Market, 

r.  1715  Larkin 
Baum  Hyman,  carpet  layer,  r.  1715  Larkin 
Badm  J.  «fc  Co.  (Julius  Baum,  and  Henry  and  Mor- 
ris Shrier)  importers  and  manufacturers  clothing, 
9-11  Sansopie 
Baum  Jean,  r.  514  Bush 
Baum  John  T.  (Horton  &  Baum)  and  liquor  saloon, 

3240  California,  r.  2703  Bush 
Baum  Julius  (J.  Baum  &  Co.)  r.  1111  Van  Ness  Av 
Baum  Leonard  F.,  salesman  Hoffman  &  Co.,  r.  1016 

Geary 
Baum  Morris  (Fisher  &  Baum)  r.  922  McAllister 
Baum  Reinhold,  upholsterer,  r.  35 )i  Turk 
Baum  Rudolph,  r.  1705  Powell 
Baum  William,  r.  35^;  Turk 

Bauman  .Andreas,  milker  Kenner  &  Russi,  r.  S  8  Eigh- 
teenth, nr  Clara  Av 
Bauman  Anton,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Bauman  Charles,  tailor,  r.  919  J4  Filbert 
Bauman  Frederick,  cutler,  115  First,  r.  332  Sixth,  rear 
Bauman  George,  tailor,  r.  2  Graham  PI 
Bauman  Jacob,  blacksmith,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Bauman  Joseph,  milker,  r.  NW  cor   Clara  and  Eight- 
I        eenth 
Bauman  Sigmund,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,r.  304 

Sutter 
Bauman  Solomon,  merchant,  r.  5}fi  Garden 
Baumann  B.  Mrs.,  r.  110  Powell 
Baumanu  Fidel,  milker,  r.  E  s  Scott,  nr  Chestnut 
Bauaiann  John,  musician,  r.  707  McAllister 
Baumann  Joseph  J.,  milker  Abram  D.  Miller,  r.  W  8 

San  Bruno  Road,  nr  Silver  Av 
Baumann  Philip,  confectioner,  r.  778  Jj  Stevenson 
Baumann  Vincenz  (Loretz  &  Baumann)  r.  E  8  Scott, 

nr  Chestnut 
B^  Baumann.     See  Bowrnan 
Bautnard  Felix,  mnfr  corset  steels,  r.  322  Sutter 


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Baumard  Julia  Mrs.,  mDfr  corsets,  322  Sutter 
Baumbach  Benjamiu,  seaman,  r.  131  Harrison 
Baumberger  James,  bookkeeper  Breeze  &  Loughran, 

r.  San  Leandro 
Baumeister  Alrich  (C.  Sancken  &  Co.)  r.  NE  cor  Stein- 

er  and  Eddy 
Baumeister  Bernhardt  H.,  medical  stiident,  r.  1805 

Stockton 
Baumeister  Herman,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Baumeister  John  A.,  tailor,  r.  608 >4  Locust  Av 
Baumeister  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  523  Sixth 
Baumeister  Joseph,    carrier  Chronicle,   r.    6   Clara 

Lane 
Baumer  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  24  Mint  Av 
Baumgard  Henry,  moulder,  r.  327  Jessie 
Baumgarduer  Etta  M.  Mrs.,  vice-principal  Denman 

Grammar  School,  r.  1422  Clay 
Baumgardner  Sylvester  J.,  merchant,  r.  1422  Clay 
Baamgarten  A.  <!b  Co.  (Anton  and  Joseph  Baum- 
garteu)  importers  cloth,  tailors'  trimmings,  etc., 
7  Montgomery 
Baumgarten  Anton  (A.  Baumgarten  &  Co.)  r.  311  Du- 

pont 
Baumgarten  Francis  M.,  chemist  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery, 

r.  715  Shotwell 
Baumgarten  Joseph    (A.   Baumgarten  &   Co.)  r.  1219 

Sutter 
Baumgarten  Joseph,  shoemaker,  418  Fourth 
Baumgerten  Otto,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Baumgarten  S.  Miss,  saleslady  Keane  Bros.,  r.  34 

Grove 
Baumgartner  Richard,  law  student,  r.  New  Washing- 
ton Hotel 
Baumgartner  Valentine  (Baumgartner  &  Bohls)  r.  12 

Capp 

Baumgartner  &  Bohls  (Valentine  Baumgartner  and 

Henry  Bohls)  tobacco  and  cigarette  factory,  230- 

232  Fourteenth 

Baumiller  Johu,  packer  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  r.  825  Green 

Bauml  Philip,  cigarmaker  Meyer  &  Dabelstein,  r.  18 

Harriet 
Baumstark  Benjamin,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Baun  Jasper,  groceries  and  liquors,  921  Eighteenth 
Baun  M.  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  45  Twelfth 
Baup  John  M.,  butcher,  r.  Fifth  Av  Hotel,  South  S.F. 
Baup  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  Fiftti  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Baur  Theresa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  104  Taylor 
Baus  Caroline,  widow,  r.  5  Scheerer  PI 

Bausman ,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Bausman  Henry  S.,  shipping  clerk  Sanderson  &  Horn, 

r.  552  Minna 
Bausman  William,  editor  Morning  Call,  r.  552  Minna 
Bausmaun  William  W.,  assistant  bookkeeper  U.  S. 

Sub-Treasury,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Bautz  Leon,  bottler  Pioneer  Soda  Water  Works,  r.  307 

Ivy  Av 
Bavaria  Brewery,  Phillip  Frauenholz    proptr,  E    s 

Montgomery  Av,  bet  Vallejo  and  Green 
Bawden  George,  printer  B.  F.  Sterett,  r.  Alameda 
Baxter  Charles,  gardener,  r.  2425  Filbert 
Baxter  Charles  Q.,  collector,  330  Pine,  rooms  25-27,  r. 

2425  Filbert 
Baxter  D.  F.,  r.  222^  O'Farrell 
Baxter  Edward  H.,  salesman  Langley  &  Michaels,  r. 

Oakland 
Baxter  Elizabeth,  domestic  Clifton  House 
Baxter  EUery  E.,  helper  S.  F.  Forge  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Baxter  Frank  C,  pictures  and  frames,  120  Post.r.  1722 

Bush 
Baxter  Hawley  W.,  collector,  234  Montgomery,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Baxter  James,  assistant  engineer  State  Dredger  No.  2, 

r.  Oakland 
Baxter  James,  cook,  r.  64  First 
Baxter  Jane,  domestic  517  Mason 

Baxter  John,  machinist  Eisdon  I.  and  L. Works  ' 

Baxter  John  T.,  butcher,  r.  322  Third 
Baxter  Joseph  P.,  policemnm,  r.  915  Union 
Baxter  Lee,  laborer  H.W.  Rice,  r.  Haywards 
Baxter  Mary,  domestic  802  McAllister 
Baxter  P.  H.,  farmer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Baxter  Robert,  machinist,  r.  677  Harrison 
Baxter  Thomas  T.,  porter,  r.  1119  Folsom 
Baxter  William  S.,  bookkeeper  Redington  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Bay  and  Coast  Railroad  Co.,  A.  £.  Davis  presi- 
dent, office  foot  Market 
Bay  and  Coast  TelegrapU  Co.,  M.  L.  Mowry 
agent,  office  222  Montgomery 


Bay  Central  Saloon,  Cord  Wrede  proprietor,  419 

East 
Bay  City  Market,  1138-1146  Market 
Bay  City  Packing  and  Provision  Co.,  Zim- 

mermann,   Strouse  &   Co.   proprietors,   E  8    San 
Bruno  Road,  nr  Cortland  Av,  office  and  salesroom 
1146  Market 
Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,  John  Grennan   superinten- 
dent, 110-112  Golden  Gate  Av 
Bay  District  Association,  Thomas  W.  Hinchman  sec- 
retary, D,  bet  First  and  Sixth  Avs 
Bay  District  Hotel,  James  R.  Dickey  proptr,  D,  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 
Bay  Gottlieb,  oaker,  r.  24?^  Howard  Court 
Bay  Harman,  farmer,  r.  909  Laguna 
Bay  Malt  House,   Bach   &  Lux  prcpretors,  S  8 
Brannan.  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth,  office  535-537 
Sacramento 
Bay  State  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Lincoln  Co.,  Nev.)  John 

W.  Pew  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  15 
Bay  Street  House,  Carl   W.  Knauth   proptr,   SE  cor 

Kearny  and  iiay 
Bay  View  Distillery,  Scofield  &  Tevis  proprie- 
tors, cor  Eighteenth  Av  and  H,  South  S.  F.,  office 
120-122  Front 
Bay  View  Nursery,  Mrs.  J.,Brocq  proptr,  NE  cor  Twen- 
ty-first Av  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Bay  Warehouse,  T.  F.  Carvell  proprietor,W 8 San- 
some, bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich 
Bayer  Annie  Miss,  r.  9  Tehama 
Bayer  Joseph,  physician,  office  and  r.  222  Post 
Bayle  John,  tripe,  etc.,  7  California  Market,  and  Fifth 
Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F..  r.  Fifth  Av.  bet  L 
and  M,  South  8.  F.         . 
Bayless  Charles  H.,  draftsman  William  H.  Bayless,  r. 

2216  Mission 
Bayless  Joseph  A.,  draftsman  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.  2216 

Mission 
Bayless  William  H.,  architect,  106  Leidesdorff,  room 

4,  r.  2216  Mission 
Bayley  Alfred  H.,  bartender,  r.  630  Green 
Bayley  C.  G.,  fireman  Engine  No.  12,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

719  Clay 
Bayley  Charles  A.,  liquor  saloon,  659  Clay,  r.  630 

Green 
Bayley  Charles  H.,  clerk,  r.  630  Green 
Bayley  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bayley  George  B.,  noteteller  Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r. 

Oakland 
Bayley  Peter,  morocco  mnfr,  r.  5  Howard  Court 
Bayley  Richard,  steward  stmr  Reform,  Washington 

St.  Wharf 
fi^Bayley.     See  Bailey,  Bailly  and  Bayly 
Bayly  Charles  A.,  apothecary,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard,  r.  341  Fifth 
Bayly  C.  M.,  real  estate,  r.  609  Ellis 
Bayreuther  Gustave,  tinsmith,  r.  118  Eddy 
Bays  Charles,  glassblower,  r.  1772  Folsom 
Bays  John,  contractor,  r.  1135^  Wildey 
Bays  William,  boxmaker,  r.  1772  Folsom 
Bazan  Ferdinand,  physician  and  surgeon,   office  850 
Market,  and  proptr  Mission  Baths,  1633  Mission, 
r.  1633  Mission 
Bazel  Joseph,  barber,  1535  Geary 

Baziadoly  Auguste,  waiter  California  House,  626  Cali- 
fornia 
Bazzuro  Giuseppe  (B.  Perata  &  Co.)  r.  105  Pacific 
Beach  A.,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Beach  Amelia  Mrs.,  r.  613  Fell 
Beach  Andrew,  clerk  P.  Comerford,  r.  1911  Hyde 
Beach  Anson,  teamster,  r.  216  Austin 
Beach  Auguste,  boilermaker,  r.  3  William 
BeacU  Carnii  W..  manager  California  Paint  Co., 

419  Jackson,  r.  2619  Clay 
Beach  Charles  L.,  carriagemaker,  r.  21  Willow  Av 
Beacli  Cliilion,    importer  books  and  stationery, 

107  Montgomery,  r.  812  Powell 
Beach  Eliza,  widow,  r.  514  Sutter 
Beach  Frank  W.,  pressman,  r.'  21  Willow  Av 
Beach  Gardiner  E..  ticket  agent  0.   P.   RR..  Oakland 

Ferry,  r.  1123  Howard 
Beach  George  D.,  laborer,  r.  E  8   Mission,  nr  Ocean 

View  Station 
Beach  George  H.,  secretary  Cal.  Paint  Co.,  r.  26  Nine- 
teenth 
Beach  Henry  H.,  clerk  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Beach  Horace,  cashier  TJ.  S.  Mint,  r.  501  Geary 
Beach  Joseph  G.,  fruit  and  produce   commission,  231 
Washington  r.  926  Mission 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ^^^^  *'?.J!.1io^°sr '"»"^=« 


i     R/!A'^DONOU^H    i^^ii'okter  op  axo  dealer  in  alj.  kinds  of  foreign 


AND   domestic  COAI.,  41  Market  Street,   comer  Sjiear. 


BEA 


191 


BEA 


Beach  Louisa,  ■widow,  r.  1123  Howard 

Beach  Ranson  E.,  shipping  clerk  Charles  M.  Plum  & 
Co.,  r.  (J41  Market 

Beach  Thomas  M.,  glovemaker  Boyal  Glove  Co.,  r.  568 
Folsom 

Beacon  Light  Oil  and  Commercial  Co.,  A.  Blackman 
manager,  332  Washington 

Beadle  Alfred,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Beadle  Donald  (Beadle  k.  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Beadle  6i  Co.  (Donald  Beadle)  general  commission 
merchants  and  lumber  dealers,  3  Spear 

Beady  John,  mason,  r.  (338  Green 

Beafil  Giuseppe,  cigarmaker,  r.  314  Pacific 

Beagle  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  233  Stevenson 

Beahan  John,  butcher,  r.  E  s  Dolores,  bet  Fifteenth 
and  Sixteenth 

Beahm  Knop,  salesman,  r.  251  Stevenson 

Beahm  Monterey  Miss,  with  Mrs.  J.  Coughlan,  r.  919 
Market 

Beaizley  George  T.,  clerk  W.  M.  Searby,  r.  1225  Filbert 

Beaizley  Theophilus,  pastor  Larkin  Street  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  r.  1225  Filbert 

Beal  David,  laundry  oiiice,  SW  cor  Third  and  How- 
ard, r.  251  Tehama 

Beal  John,  tanner,  r.  Twenty-fourth,  nr  Hampshire 

Beal  Samuel,  mnfr  mattresses  and  lounges,  49-53  Sec- 
ond, r.  2520  Clay 

Beal  William  A.,  mining,  office  214  Sansome,  room 
18,  r.  131  Perry,  rear 

Beal  William  L.,  salesman  Eouse  &  Laws,  r.  113 
Wildey 

Beale  A.  H.,  teacher  music,  r.  59  St.  Ann'g  Bldg 

Beale  B.  C,  engineer,  r.  1537  Geary 

Beale  Henry,  salesman,  r.  118  Golden  Gate  Av 

Beale  John  J.,  machinist,  r.  443  Tehama 

Beale  John  O.,  transcriber,  r.  533  Sacramento 

Beale  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  21 J^  Garden 

Beale  Sichard  P.,  laborer,  r.  957  Market 

Beale  Street  Warehouse,  McHugh  &  Pirrie  proptrs, 
NE  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 

Beale  Street  Wharf,  foot  Beale 

Beale  Truxtun  (Shoobert  &  Beale)  r.  1007  California 

Beale  William  B.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 
r.  Oakland 

l»"Beale.     See  Beal,  Beall,  Beel  and  Beihl 

Bealeck  Adam,  Tailors' Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 
Morton 

Beales  Thomas,  r.  1017  Sutter 

Beall  Reason  B.,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,r.  1602  Geary 

BealB  Allda  E.  Miss,  school  teacher,  r.  1436  Pine 

Beals  Caroline  R.  Mrs.,  assistant  Girls'  High  School, 
r.  1314  Jones 

Beals  Charles  W.,  reporter  Commercial  Herald  and 
Market  Review,  r.  810  Filbert 

Beals  Edward  C,  billiardtablemaker,  r.  1436  Pine 

Beals  Edward  C,  chemist  Williams,  Dimond  &  Co., 
r.  2407  Sacramento 

Beals  Eliza  C.  widow,  r.  1436  Pine 

Beals  H.  Cliabning^,  editor  Commercial  Herald 
and  Market  Review,  409  Washington,  r.  2101 
California 

Beals  John  P.,  music  engraver  Matthias  Orray.T.  Oak- 
land 

Beals  Joseph,  steward  SS.  Mexico 

Beals  William  A.  S.,  clerk  Joseph  ^.  Shain,  r.  2101 
California 

Beam  Arthur  W.,  r.  2725  Howard 

Beam  I.  Willard,  salesman  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Beamish  Abraham,  trackman  Market  St.  RB.,  r.  1542 
Eddy 

Beamish  John,  shoemaker,  r.  25  Oak 

Beamitili  Percy,  gents'  furnishing  goods  and  shirt 
manufacturer,  693  Market  and  1  Third,  r.  2130 
Howard 

Bean  Albert,  canmaker,  r.  234  Fourth 

Bean  Benjamin  F.,  machinist,  r.  926  Pacific 

Bean  David  F.,  porter,  r.  27  Hartford 

Bean  D.  H.,  engineer,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 

Bean  Edward,  seaman,  r.  60  Annie 

Bean  Edwin  F.  (Bean  &  Thompson)  and  deputy  Col- 
lector Internal  Revenue,  r.  1U39  Market 

Bean  F.  W.  wellborer,  r.  710  Capp 

Bean  Georfee  H.,  stevedore,  r.  1816  Market 

Bean  James  M.,  r.  3  Howard  Court 

Beau  John,  blacksmith,  r.  516  Howard,  rear 

Bean  Oscar  B.  (Mulloy,  Bean  &  Co.)  r.  129  Turk 

Bean  Patrick,  plumber,  r.  737  Brannan 

Bean  R.  L.,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Bean  Wesley  P.,  upholsterer,  r.  1516  Howard 


Bean  William,  salesman  J.  Ivancovich  &  Co.,  r.  332 

Tenth 
Bean  William  B.,  house  and  sign  painter,  6  Pearl,  r. 

W  s  Noe,bet  Fourteenth  and  Henry 
Bean  William  H.,  salesman,  r.  1022  Folsom 
Bean  William  M.,  house  and  sign  painter,  6  Pearl,   r. 

W  s  Noe,  nr  Fourteenth 
Bean  cfe  Ttiompsoii  (Edwin  F.    Bean   and   Albert 
Thompson)  publishers  and  proprietors  Internal 
Revenue  Guide,  First  District   of  California,   320 
Sansoiue 
B^Bean.     See  Bien 

Beane  Joseph  W.  (Beane  k   PaiTish)  r.   2039  Mission 
Beane  &  Parrish  (Joseph  W.  Beane  and  Norman  Par- 

rish)  proptrs  California  Mills,  41.5-417  Mission 
Beanston  George,  secretary  Board  of  Education, 

new  City  Hall,  second  floor,  r.  317  Hyde 
Beanston  Peter,  carriage  blacksmith,  r.  13  HoUis 
Beanto  Martin,  laundryman,  r.527  Hayes 
Bear  Alfred,  salesman!).  R.   Billings  &   Co.,  r.   1014 

Stockton 
Bear  John  F.,  painter,  r.  SW  cor  Annie  and  Jessie 
Bear  Solomon,  hides,  leather,  tallow,  etc.,  414  Sacra- 
mento, r.  1024  Bush 
fi^"Bear.     See  Baer,  Bahr  and  Bare 
Bearby  Jennie  Mrs.,  physician  (homeopathic)   office 

and  r.  81  St.  Ann's  Building 
Beard  A.  M.,  teamster,  r.  730  Fulton 
Beard  George,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgomery 
Beard  John,  r.  608 3«  Fourth 
Beard  Joseph,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Beard  William  H.,  produce,  28  Hayes 
Beard  William  T.,  gunsmith,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
B®"Beard.     See  Baird 
Beardsley  Mrs.,  r.  326  O'Farrell 
Beardsley  Edward,  physician,  ofl&ce  and  r.  324  Ellis 
Beardsley  Emma  F.  Miss,  assistant  Broadway  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  631  Geary 
Beardsley  George  F.,assayer,  r.  217  Geary 
Beardsley  James,  engineer,  r.  316  Ivy  Av 
Beardsley  John,  butcher,  r.  126  Hayes 
Beardsley  Sophia  Mrs.,  r.  631  Geary 
Bearing  Rebecca,  r.  420  Fremont 
Bearman  Henry,  cooper,  r.  9}^  Glover 
Bearne  Jacob,  cook,  r.  242  Jessie 
Bearwald  Jacob,  compositor,  r.  409  Gough 
Bearwald  Marks,  shoemaker,  r.  409  Gough 
Beasey  William  H.,  house  and  sign  painter,  54  Clay, 

r.  48  Oak 
Beasley  Edward  C,  teacher  Greek,  Urba»  School,  r. 

Saucelito 
Beasley  George,  molder,  r.  10  Stanford 
Beasley  Matthew,  expressman,  r.  1125  Turk 
Beasley  Thomas  D.,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-Gene- 
ral's Office,  r.  532  Geary 
Beasley  William  Mrs.,  r.  415  Francisco 
Beatie  Walter  C,  clerk  S.P.  RR.,  r.  1719  Eddy 
Beaton  Angus,  ship  carpenter,  r.  108  Hermann 
Beaton  John  J.,  ship  carpenter,  r.  640  Stevenson 
Beaton  Neil,  carpenter,  r.  112  O'Farrell 
Beaton  Norman,  teacher  music,  r.  103  Buchanan 
Beaton  Samuel,  teamster,  r.  8 Potter 
Beattey  Rebeckah  Miss,  laundress,  r.  13  Lick  PI 
Beatty  Annie  Miss,  r.  Tenth  Av,  nr  Railroad  Av,  South 

8.  F. 
Beatty  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  1221  Folsom,  rear 
Beatty  Christopher,  porter,  r.  530  Natoma 
Beatty  Emily  Mrs.,  proptr  Everett  House,  55  Second 
Beatty  George  W.,  pastor  Twenty-seventh  Street  M.  E. 

Church,  r.  222  Clipper 
Beatty  Hannah,  cook  1820  Clay  • 

Beatty  J.,  r.  771  Mission 

Beatty  James,  hide  curer,  teamster,  and  agent  Butch- 
ers' Protective  Assn,  NE  cor  Seventh  Av  and  N, 
r.  N  B  Eleventh  Av,  bet  M  and  Railroad  Av,  South 
S.  F. 
Beatty  John,  carnenter,  r.  530  Natoma 
Beatty  John,  gardener  Industrial  School 
Beatty  John,  policeman  r.  23  Hermann 
Beatty  John   C.  real  estate  agent,  S.  F.  Chronicle 

Building,  r.  725  Bush 
Beatty  Martha  Miss,  r.  125  Hayes 
Beatty  Patrick,  upholsterer,  r.  5313^  O'Farrell 
Beatty  Samuel,  shoemaker,  r.  343  Jessie 
Beatty  Saniuel  G.,  loan,  commission   and   real  estate 

broker,  314  Montgomery,  room  5,  r.  415  Eddy 
Beatty  S.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  518  Jones 
Beatty  T.  N.,  r.  Qailhard  Hotel 

Beatty    William    H.,    engineer    stmr    Pilot,   r.     55 
Second 


OAK,  ASH,  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH,  i'^ 


JOHN  WIGMORE, 
Spear  st. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PHOTOGBAPHER.  826  9IARKET  ST. 

Pbotoerapby  in  all  its  brancbeH  executed  in  any  atyle. 


BEA 


192 


BEC 


Beatty  William  J.,  r.  681  Mission 

Beauce  Alexander,  r.  4035^  Sixth 

Beaiice  Caroline  Mine.,  dressmaker,  4033^  Sixth 

Beauchamp  Caroline  M.  Mrs.,  r.  863  Mission 

Beauuhamp  E.,  r.  312  Sixth 

Beauchamp  Julia  A.,  widow,   teacher  music,  r.  2430 

Sacramento 
Beauchamp  L.,  fruit,  256 }<$  Fourth,  r.  863  Mission 
Beauharnais  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  H19  Broadway 
Beaujardin  M.  T.,  musician,  r.  823  Broadway 
Beaujardin  Theodore  G.,  teacher  violin,  r.  823  Broad- 
way 
Beaulieu  Adolph  V.,  r.  715  Howard 
Beauman  Louis  W.,  commission  merchant,  123  Cali- 
fornia, r.  71354  Union 
Beaumann  Josef,  captain  SS.  Hylton  Castle,  office  620 

East 
Beaumont   Elizabeth  A.,  seamstress  Protestant    Or- 
phan Asylum 
Beaumont  Joseph,  r.  208  Shotwell 
Beauregard  Ella  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  29  Garden 
Beauregard  Napoleou,  machinist,  r.  29  Garden 
Beaux  F.  A.,  salesman  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  Oakland 
Beauxis  Emile,  baker,  r.  911  Pacific 
Beauxis  Jean,  bakery,  911  Pacific 
Beaven  David  B.,  fish,  35-36   Mission  Market,  r.  304 

Sixteenth 
Beaver  George  W.,  capitalist,  414  California,  r.  1300 

Taylor 
Beaver  Henry,  janitor  S.  F.    Stock  and   Exchange 

Board,  r.l79  Perry 
Beaver  Samuel  E.,  receiving  teller  Bank  of  California, 

r.  118  Dupont 
Beazley  Francis  C,  clerk  Balfour,   Guthrie  &  Co.,  r. 

1312  Taylor 
Beban  Eocco,  coffee  and  oyster  saloon,  SE  cor  Dupont 

and  Broadway,  r.  1504  Powell 
Bech  Achille,  pantryman, r. New  Gilleaume  Tell  Hotel 
Bechan  Charles,  r.  103  Mission 
Becher  Lizzie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  622  Ash  Av 
Becher  Henry,  cook,  r.  622  Ash  Av 
Becherer    Charles,   maltster,  r.   SE    cor  Fulton  and 

Webster 
Becherer  Charles  F.,  liquor  saloon,  615  Merchant,  r. 

824  Pacific 
Bechler  Joseph  H.,  porter  new  City  Hall,  r.  1845  Stev- 
enson 
Bechler  William  H.,  miller,  r.  112  Fourth 
Becht  George  J.,  mnfrs  agent,  124  Market,  r.  237  Oak 
Bechtel  Charles,  with  S.  Lachman  &  Co.,  r.  232  Jessie 
Bechtel  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  George 

W.  Sessions  secretarj',  62  Nevada  Block 
Bechtel  Frederick  K.,  capitalist,  office    324  Pine,  r. 

1828  Eddy 
Bechtel  Louis,  r.  36  Valparaiso 
Becich    George   D.,   restaurant,    44   Fourth,   r.    327 

Jessie 
Becir  Lucas  A.,  bartender,  r.  648  Fourth 
Beck  Adam,  butcher,  r.  1527  Ellis 
Beck  Amanda  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  405}^  Howard 
Beck  Andrew  P.,  weigher  Jackson  St.  Wharf,  r.  8  St. 

Charles  PI 
Beck  Anthony  H.,  musician,  r.  106  Fourteenth 
Beck  August,   locksmith,  18  Montgomery  Av,  r.  418 

Broadway 
Beck  August  D.,  cook,  r.  24  Telegraph  PI 
Beck  Charles,  millhand,  r.  1023  Treat  Av 
Beck  Charles  B.,  r.  308  Sutter 

Beck  David  L.  (D.  L.  Beck  &  Sons)  r.  18  Stanly  PI 
Beck    David    L.   Jr.  (D.  L.  Beck  &  Sons)  r.  18  Stan- 
ly PI 
Beck   D.  L.  b  Sons  (David  L.,  David  L.  Jr.,  and  Wal- 
ter F.)  commission   merchants  and  merchandise 
brokers,  309  Sacramento 
Beck  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  928  Pacific 
Beck  Eugene  B.  (Jones  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Beck  Francis  E.  .general  bookkeeper  Anglo-Calif  ornian 

Bank,  r.  816  California 
Beck  Frank   W.,  collector  Burnham,  Beck  &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Beck  George  (Beck  &  Hornung)  r.  2015  Folsom 
Beck  George  F.,  marhinist,  r.  22  Natoma 
Beck  Gottlob,  r.  340  Third 
Beck  Hans,  captain  schr  John  Frederick 
Beck  Henry,  chicken   ranch.  Twenty-ninth  Av,  bet  N 

and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Beck  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  518  Jessie 
Beck  Henry,  tanner,  r.  1023  Treat  Av 
Beck  Henry   S.,  plasterer  and  whitener,  r.  Turk  St. 
Hotel 


Beck  Jacob,  bricklayer,  r.  1527  Ellis 

Beck  James,  painter,  r.  327  Jessie 

Beck  John,  maltster,  r.  1420  Pine 

Beck  John  C,  Master  Mariner's  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 

Beck  Ludwig,  with  New  Zealand  Fire  and  Marine  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Beck  M.  Miss,  r.  771  Mission 

Beck  Margaret,  domestic  Union  Hotel 

Beck  Mary  Miss,  cigarettemaker,  r.  134  Main 

Beck  Jleyer,  salesman  Heiman  Bros.,  r.  478  Jessie 

Beck  Nathaniel  A.,  liquor  saloon.  2300  Folsom 

Beck  Philip,  laborer,  r.  120  Fillmore 

Beck  Reiuhold,  confectioner,  r.  19  Garden 

Beck  Robert,  employee  C.  P.  RR. 

Beck  Robert,  upholsterer,  r.  10  O'Farrell  Alley 

Beck  Robert  L.,  janitor  Call,  r.  25  J^  Stone 

Beck  S.  B.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 

Beck  Thomas  (Bumham,Beck  &  Co.)  r.  1409  VanNess 
Av 

Beck  Walter  A.,  clerk  Pierce  &  Son,  r.  636  Commercial 

Beck  Walter  F.  (D.  L.  Beck  &  Sons)  r.  Oakland 

Beck  William,  cook,  r.  11  Pacific 

Beck  William,  hostler,  r.  15  Washington 

Beck  William  A.,  bookkeeper  Burnham,  Beck  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Beck  William  F.,  tanner,  r.  115  Twenty-sixth 

Beck  William  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  145  Main 

Beck  &  Hornung  (George  Beck  and  Frederick  Hor- 
nung) butchers,  lU-11  Mission  Market 

e^  Beck.     See  Bech 

Beckedorff  George  H.  C,  teamster,  r.  1000  Folsom 

Becker  Adam,  baker,  r.  110  Dupont 

Becker  Adolph,  clerk  Prescott  House,  SW  cor  Kearny 
and  Montgomery  Av 

Becker  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  13  Harlan  PI 

Becker  Anton,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Becker  Anton,  porter,  r.  532  Pine 

Becker  August,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Twenty-fifth,  bet 
Church  and  Sanchez 

Becker  August,  driver,  r.  1003  Geary 

Becker  August  C,  coffee  saloon,  341  Bush,  r.  11  Mon- 
roe 

Becker  Augustus,  carpenter,  r.  919  Jackson 

BEOKEE  B.  ADOLPH  reai  es. 

tshte  agvixt  and  Iiouse  broker,  334  Kear- 
ny, r.  901  Golden  Gate  Av 

Becker  Barbara,  widow,  r.  523  Sixth 

Becker  Brotliers  (Diedrich,  John  H.  and  Charles 
H.)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Leav- 
enworth, SE  cor  Sutter  and  Taylor,  SE  cor  Geary 
and  Larkin  and  SE  cor  Turk  and  Larkin 

Becker  Casper  J.,  tannery,  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 
Twenty-eighth 

Becker  Charles  H.  (Becker  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Larkin 
and  Turk 

Becker  Charles  H.,  shoefitter,  r.  519)^  Hayes 

Becker  Christian,  bakery,  140  Eleventh 

Becker  Christian,  farmer,  r.  229  First 

Becker  Christian,  tanner,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 
Twenty-eighth 

Becker  Daniel,  tanner,  r.  278  Tehama 

Becker  Diedrich  (Becker  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  Sutter 

Becker  E.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  1203  Turk 

Becker  Edward  E.,  clerk  The  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  13 
Harlan  PI 

Becker  F.,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 

Becker  Francis,  sausagemaker,  r.  1410  Polk 

Becker  Frank,  clerk,  r.  1116  Pacific 

Becker  Frank  J.,  porter  Weil  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Bucker  Frank  W.,  shoecutter,  r.  524  Linden  Av 

Becker  Fred.,  porter,  r.  519 >5  Hayes 

Becker  Frederick,  woolsorter,  r.  512  Fourth 

Becker  Frederick  W.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  705  Davis 

Becker  Frederick  W.,  clerk  The  Singer  Mnfg.  Co.,  r 
13  Harlan  PI 

Becker  George,  confectioner,  r.  4  Kramer  PI,  rear 

Becker  George  F. ,  geologist  U.  S.  Geological 
Survey,  155  New  Montgomery 

Becker  George  J.,  cook,  r.  23  Jessie 

Becker  George  J.,  restaurant  and  saloon,  648  Fourth 

Becker  Gustave,  porter,  r.  1203  Turk 

Becker  Hannah,  widow,  r.  519  J^  Hayes 

Becker  Henry,  baker,  r.  1036  Clay 

Becker  Harry,  clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  873 
Market,  r.  417  Hyde 

Becker  Henry,  operator  American  District  Telegraph 
Co.,  r.  13  Harlan  PI 

Becker  Henry,  real  estate,  r.  27  Oak  Grove  Av 


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Becker  Henry,  tanner,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Boad,  nr 

Twenty-eighth 
Becker  John,  clerk  Becker  Bros.,  r.  822  Larkln 
Becker  John,  milker,  r.  SE  cor  Warren  and  Thirtieth 
Becker  John  H.  (Becker  Brothers)  r.  622  Taylor 
Becker  Joseph,  crockery  and  tinware,  329  Hayes,  r. 

222  Linden  Av 
Becker  Joseph  W.  (Becker  &  Fischer)  r.  1011  Howard 
Becker  Louis,  baker,  r.  825  Jackson 
Becker  Louis,  bartender,  r.  2i9  Stevenson 
Becker  Margaret,  domestic  1315  Larkin 
Becker  Matilda  Miss,  boxmakcr,  r.  523  Sixth 
Becker  Michael,  bakery,  1325  Dupont 
Becker  M.  Rudolph  E.,  r.  901  Golden  Gate  Av 
Becker  Nicholas,  proptr  St.  Louis  Hotel,  11  Pacific 
Becker  Nicolaus,  confectioner,  r.  NE   cor  Gough  and 

O'Farrell 
Becker  Otto  F.,    proprietor  Prescott  House,  SW 

cor  Montgomery  Av  and  Kearny 
Becker  Otto  J.  (Becker  &Dillman)  r.  2327  Harrison 
Becker  Peter,  lii^uor  saloon,  415-417  Hayes 
Becker  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Minna, 

r.  25  Moss 
Becker  William,  bakery,  1036  Clay 
Beckei- William,  basketmaker,   622   Market,   r.   112}^ 

First  Av 
Becker  William,  groceries   and  liquors,  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Spear 
Becker  &  Dillman  (Otto  J.  Becker  and  George  Dill- 
man)  furniture  mnfrs,  SW  cor  Bryant  and  Fifth 
Becker  &   Fischer    (Joseph  W.   Becker    and    George 

Fischer)  liquor  saloon,  1152  Market 
1^"  Becker.     See  Bacher  and  Baker 
Beckert  Gustav,  cook,  r.  24  Third 
Beckert  Oscar,  waiter,  r.  229  Jessie 
Beckett  Frank  A.,  painter,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Beckett  F.  G.,  foreman  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  Oakland 
Beckett  Henry,  machinist,  r.  1  Hubbard 
Beckett  William,  blacksmith,  r.  Shasta  St.  House 
Beckh  Gustave,  capitalist,  r.  1315  California 
Beckler  George,  barber,  r.  540  Market 
Beckman  August,  sesman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Beckman  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  R.  Thiele.r.  S  8  Minna, 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Beckman  Robert,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Beckmaiin  Brotliers    (John   and   Wilhelm)    gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  NW  cor  Greenwich  and  Taylor 
and  SW  cor  Green  and  Hyde 
Beckmann  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Pacific  and 

Taylor,  r.  1102  Pacific 
Beckmann  Charles  F.,  liquor  saloon.  536  Sacramento, 

r.  Capitol  House 
Beckmann  Claus,  bookkeeper  Back  &Lnx,  r.  521Jones 
Beckmann  Heury,  maltster,  r.  108  Valparaiso 
Beckmann  John  (Beckman  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor  Green- 
wich and  Taylor 
Beckmann  John,  cellerman,  r.  719}^  Lombard 
Beckmann  Peter  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Fifteenth    and    Mission    and    driver    Humboldt 
Brewery,  r.  SW  cor  Fifteenth  and  Mission 
Beckmann  Wilhelm   (Beckmann  Brothers)  r.  SW  cor 

Green  and  Hyde 
fl^Beckmann.    See  Bachman 

Beckwith  Edward  G.  Rev.,  pastor  Third  Congrega- 
tional Church,  r.  1546  Howard 
Beckwith  Elliott  S.,  carpenter,  r.  641  Commercial 
Beckwith  F.  A.,  r.  35  Twelfth 
Beckwith  Jacob,  waiter,  r.  309  Tehama 
Beckwith  James  R.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r.  706  Bush 
Beckwith  John,  r.  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Kansas 
Beckwith  John  W.,  policeman,  r.  565  Tehama 
Beckwith  Mary  Miss,  copyist  The  Rescue,  r.   2505  Ji 

Mission 
Beckwith  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  565  Tehama,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Beckwith  Seth  L.,  boatbullder,  r.  719  Gough 
Beckwith  W  Uiam,  shoemaker,  r.  565  Tehama 
Becraft  Almarin  T.,  horseshoer,  r.  824  Capp 
Becsey  Joseph  A.,  interpreter  French   and   Spanish, 

Police  Courts,  r.  1713 >4  Post 
Bedbury  Joseph  H.,  iron  cornicemaker,  r.  224  Fourth 
Bedell  Cemauthe  Mrs.,  r.  1933  Geary 
Bedell  D.  C,  liquor  saloon,  1332  Bush 
Bedell  Joseph  C,  tinsmith,  r.  702  Valle,io 
Bedell  Manuel,  tinsmith,  r.  5  Morey  Alley 
Bedell  O.,  salesman  Messager  &  Cailleau,  r.  1933  Geary 
BeDell  William,  general  agent  Lake  Shore  and  Michi- 
gan Southern  and  Michigan  Central  Railroads,  22 
Montgomery,  r.  918  Van  Ness  Av 


Bedell  William,  machinist  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  15  Mission  Av 
Beder  Frank,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Bedford  Henry,  machinist,  r.  32  Fourth 
Bednawski  Alexander,  civil  engineer,  r.  16  Clinton 
Bedoni  Luigi,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625  Broad- 
way 
Bedoni  Maria,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Bedorf  Ferdinand,  laborer,  r.  Mission  St.  Road,  nr 

Four  Mile  House 
Bee  Caniille  T.,  tailor,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Bee  Emil,  tailor,  r.  5  Quincy  PI 
Bee  Florence,  glovemaker,  r.  5  Quincy  PI 
Bee  Frank  M.,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  620 

Eddy 
Bee  Frederick  A.,  consul  China,  office  917   Clay, 

r.  620  Eddy 
Bee  Helen  Miss,  r.  10  Golden  Gate  Av 
Bee  John  F.,  hardware,  346  Third 
Bee  Joseph,  corporal  police,  r.  959  Mission 
Bee  Theodore  C,  assayer  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  213  Scott 
Beebe  Charles  W.  (R.  J.  Trumbull  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Beebe  J.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2200  Broadway 
Beebe  Joseph  J.,  compositor,  r.  710  Bush 
Beebe  William  S.,  foreman  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r.  135 

Sixth 
Beecher  Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  r.  6  Laskie 
Beecher  Charles,  clerk  N.  Thorson,  r.  6  Laskie 
Beecher  Delaware  A.,  lastmaker,  r.  119  Third 
Beecher  Philip  T.,  traveling  salesman  M.  W.  Hanks  & 

Co. 
Beecking  Robert,  manager  San  Francisco  Benevo- 

lent  Association,  20  Webb,  r.  Alameda 
Becching  Robert  A.,  attorney  at  law,  20  Webb,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Beechinor  Norman,  teamster,  r.  Burcham  PI 
Beede  Alexander  C,  salesman  John  S.  Hand,  r.  TH 

Oak  Grove  Av 
Beede  David  H.,  salesman  Peixotto  &  Silverman,  r.  7}<S 

Oak  Grove  Av 
Beede    Jeremiah,    clerk    Western    Union    Tel.    Co., 

r.  7  J^  Oak  Grove  Av 
BeedeJohn  W.,mnfr  Sewing  Companion,  r. 413 Polk 
Beede  Napoleon  B.,  merchant,  r.  IH  Oak  Grove  Av 
Beede  Stephen,  clerk    Western  Union  Tel.   Co.,  r. 

7  J^  Oak  Grove  Av 
Beede  William  A.,  clerk  Samuel  Carson,  r.   73^   Oak 

Grove  Av 
Beegan  John,  r.  26  Bluxome 

Beegan  John  Jr.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  26  Blux- 
ome 
Beeger  Julius,  clerk  Charles  T.  Stanley,  r.  59  Zoe 
Beekman  Helen  C,  widow,  r.  Es  Goettingen,  nr  Silver 

Av 
Beelard  Sarah  J.,  domestic  652  Folsom 
Beeler  Mattie,  widow,  r.  16  William 

Beeman ,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR. 

Beeman  L.  K.  Mrs.,  r.  424  O'Farrell 

Beeman  William,  elastic  trusses,  32  O'Farrell,  r.  424 

O'Farrell 
Beer  Bernard  (S.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  1624£lear7 
Beer  Fred.,  bartender,  r.  127  Jackson 
Beer  George,  longshoreman,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  nr 

Montgomery 
Beer  Henry,  physician,  r.  5  Bonita 
syBeer.     See  Behr 
Beers  Barrett  B.,  dentist,  office  230  Kearny,  r.  1124 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Beers  Eli  F.,  clerk  B.  M.  Atchinson  &  Co.,  r.  426  Post 
Beers  Gustav,  teamster,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Beers  Hiram  W.  Rev.  D.  D.,  rector  Trinity  Church,  r. 

lOOG  Sutter 
BeerstecUer  Ckarles  J.,    attorney  at    law,  and 

Railroad   Commissioner    Second  District,    office 

320  Sausome,  rooms  42-46,  r.  220G  Stelner 
Beerstecher  Frederick,  r.  2206  Steiner 
Beeson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  162  Clara,  rear 
Beeson  Frederick  P.,  teamster,  r.  807  Kearny 
Beeson  Robert,  waiter,  r.  529  Sacraipento 
Beeson  William  F.,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

817  Mission 
Beevan  Isaac,  porter,  r.  12  White 
Beffa  F.,  bartender,  r.  1111  Montgomery 
Begtfs  Ellen,  widow,  groceries,  122  William 
Beggs  Emma  G.,  widow,  r.  1710  Geary 
Beggs  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta  and 

Sierra 
Beggs  Jane,  dressmaker,  r.  122  William 
Beggs  Mary  E.,  shoefitter,  r.  122  William 


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Beggs  Samuel  C,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS. 

City  of  Panama,  r.  S  s  Twenty-sixth,  nr  Noe 
BeggB  William  F.,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

122  William 
Begley  Hugh  J.,  laborer,  r.  Niagara  House 
Begley  James,  clerk,  r.  3  Natoma 
Begley  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  andL.  Works 
Begley  John,  laborer,  r.  3  Natoma 
Begley  John,  shoedresser,  r.  21  Telegraph  PI 
Begley  John  A.,  gasfitter,  r.  3  Natoma 
Begley  John  L.,  butcher,  579  Sixteenth,  r.  Cincinnati 

Hotel 
Begley  Josephine,  domestic  888  Seventeenth 
Begley  Michael,  lamplighter,  r.  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Sherman 
Begley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  104  McAllister 
Begley  Peter,  laborer,  r.  3i  Frederick 
Begley  Wilhelm,  r.  Mechanics'  Home 
ft^  Begley.     See  Bagley 

Begovich  J.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Begrold  Charles,  waiter,  r.  5  Cottage  PI 
Beguelin  Fannie  V.,  widow,  r.  1306  Vallejo 
Beguhl  Adolph  F.  F.,  painter,  r.  NE  cor  California  Av 

and  Montcalm,  B.  H. 
Beguhl  Ida  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  NE  cor  California  Av 

and  Montcalm,  B.  H. 
Behan  Charles,  compositor,  r.  Branch  House 
Behan  Edward,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Islais   Creek,  nr  San 

Bruno  Road 
Behan  Edward  Jr.,  brushmaker,  r.  Ns  Islais  Creek, 

nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Behan  Edward  J.,  trackcleaner  Market  St.  ER.,  r.  E  s 

Gates,  nr  Crescent  Av,B.  H. 
Behan  Eliza  Mrs.,  lodgings,  246  Fourth 
Behan  Frank,  brushmaker  R.  W.  Simpson,  r.  N  s  Islais 

Creek,  cr  San  Bruno  Road 
Behan  James,  painter,  r.  206  Twenty-third 
Behan  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  742  Minna 
Behan  Maurice,  policeman,  r.  728  Union 
Behan  Patrick,   packer  Heerdink   &   Co.,  r.  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Dolores 
Behan    Patrick,    teamster    P.    A.    McDonald,   r.  246 

Fourth 
Beharrell  E.  E.,  r.  813  Howard 
Behlmer  Henry,  maltster  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  r.  119 

Francisco 
Behlow  Charles  J.  (H.  Liebes  &  Co.)  r.  1807  Octavia 
Behlow  Emil   R.,   furrier  H.   Liebes   &  Co.,  r.  1807 

Octavia 
Behlow  John,  r.  1538  Eddy 

Behlow  Robert,  furrier  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  r.  1538  Eddy 
Behlow  William,  furniture  and  upholstery  goods,  31 

Post,  r.  Oakland 
Behm  J.  W.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  212  Second 
Behn    John  J.,  brassfinisher  Morris  Greenberg,  r. 

5213^  Stevenson 
Behn   Walter,  salesman  Tillmann  &  Bendel,  r.  1717 

Mason 
Behnemann    Henry    (Behnemann    &    Joost)     r.    401 

O'Farrell 
Belineinann,&  Joost  (Henry  Behnemann  and  M. 

Joost)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Taylor  and 

O'Farrell 
Behnke  Emma,  domestic  1031  Harrison  • 

Behnke  John,  cabinetmaker  Richard  Herring,  r.  938 

Folsom 
Behnke  Nicholas,  laborer  Milly  Brothers  &  Qetz,  r. 

cor  Fourth  Av  and  M.  South  S.  F. 
Behnken  John,  speculator,  r.  1917  Polk 
Behr  Andrew  M.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  262  Clementina 
Behr  Frtderick,  teamster,  r.  129  Jackson 
Behr  Hans C.,  mechanical  engineer  Salkeld  &  Eckart. 

r.  724  California 
Behr  Hermann   H.,  physician,  ofljce  and  r.  15  Powell 
Behr  Otto,  glass  polisher  Fr.  H.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r. 

Point  LoboB  Av,  bet  Cook  and  Ferrle 
BS^Behr.     See  Beer 

Behre  Frederick  (Eoehncke,  Behre  &  Co.)  r.  429  Mc- 
Allister 
Behre  Robert  L.,  assistant  City  and  County  Attorney 

r.  429  McAllister 
Bohrend  John,  shoemaker,  r.  1825  Hyde 
Behrends  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Behrends  Joseph,  rigger,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Behroudt  Albert,  tinsmith,  r.  117  Natoma 
Behrendt  Hermann,  office  107  Sansomc,  r.  1318  O'Far- 
rell 
Behreudt  Richard,  salesman  Hermann  Cohen,  r.  244 

Taylor 
Behrendt  Wolf,  merchant,  r.  406  Octavia 


Behrens  A.,  r.  614  Minna 

Behrens  Adolph,  peddler,  r.  19  Caroline 

Behrens    Adrian    G.,   with   Central  Gas  Co.,  r.  325 

Twenty-seventh 
Behrens  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1326  Howard 
Behrens  Bernard  H.,  mnfr  briishes  and  dealer  wood- 
en, willow  and  hardware,  1616  Polk 
Behrens  Diedrich,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 

2196  Devisadero 
Behrens  George  H.,  r.  1517  Dupont 
Behrens  H.  C.  F.,  physician,  office  43  Second,  r.  334 

Duncan 
Behrens  Johann,  shoemaker  Herman  Besthorn,  r.  4 

Virginia  PI 
Behrens  Julius,  expressman,  SW  cor  Merchant  and 

East,  r.  NW.cor  Washington  and  East 
Behrens  Louis,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Behrens  Rudolph,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  270  First 
'Behrens  Sophia,  widow,  r.  938  Pacific 
Behrens  Walter  N.  F.,  engineer  Palace  Gas  Works,  r. 

241  Sixteenth,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Behrens  W.  C,  first  mate  brig  Consuelo,  r.  Oakland 
Bebringer  Christian,  trunkmaker,  r.  2  Harriet 
Behringer  William,  scenic,  landscape  and    portrait 

artist,  r.  W  s  Cook,  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Behrle  Juliette  Mme,  dressmaker,  r.  605  Post 
Behrmann  August,  baker,  r.  1030  Clay 
Behrmann  Christian  F.,  bakery,  1218  Powell 
Behrmann  Franz  E.,  special  agent  German  General 

Ben.  Soc.  535  California,  r.  262  Minna 
Behrmann  Henry  O.,  cooper  Lachman  &  Jacobi.r.  7J4 

Glover 
Behrmann   John,   clerk  F.  Mohrmann  &  Co.,  r.  501 

Broadway 
Behrmann  John  H.,  wood  and  coal,  838  Harrison 
Behrmann  Marie  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  838  Harrison 
B£?'Behrmann.     See  Berman 
Behrs  Joseph,  teamster  S.  Morton  &  Co.,  r.  SW  cor 

Sherman  and  Eighteenth 
Beicke  Louis,  apprentice  W.  A.  Meeker,  r.  875  Shot- 
well 
Beicke  Mary,  widow,  r.  875  Shotwell 
Beiel  Paul,  tailor,  r.  15  Monroe 
Beier  William,  blacksmith  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  417}^ 

Clementina 
Beigbeder  Victor.laundry,  527 Payes 
Belghle  George  W.,  salesman,  r.  623  Post 
Beilhes  Juan  B.  (Beilhes&Co.)  and  carrier  The  Guide, 

r.  540  Washington 
Beilhes  &  Co.  (Juan  Baptista  Beilhes  and  Frank  La- 

cua)  barbers,  124  Montgomery  Av 
Beiliner  Sarah,  widow,  r.  433  Clementina 
Beilstein  Leonard,  laborer  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  NW 

cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Beln  William,  machinist,  r.  12^  Bluxome,  rear 
Beiner  Charles,  polisher,  r.  411  Fourth 
Beinert  George,  barber,  r.  902  Twentieth 
Beirne  Bedford  C,  receiver  Sutter  St.  RR.,r.  1408  Pine 
Beirne  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  123  Shipley 
B£^Beirue.     See  Byrne 

Beisel  Jacob,  tannery, W  s  Pennsylvania  Av,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Santa  Clara, r.W  s  Mississippi, bet  Mari- 
posa and  Santa  Clara 
Beiser  Andrew,  employee  Pioneer  Malt  House,  r.  E  s 

Stockton,  bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
Beisner  Herman  F.  W.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Beith  Annie,  groceries  and  liquors,  247  Clara 
Beith  John,  carpenter  Pioneer  White  Lead  Works,  r. 

247  Clara 
Beither  F.  L.,  packer  Pioneer  White  Lead  Works,  r. 

620  Fourth 
Bekeart  Julius,  hardware,  346  Third 
Bekeart  Philip  B.,  salesman  Edward  T.  Allen,  r.  346 

Third 
Bel  Jean  Marc,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Belaudo  John,  r.  258  Minna 
Belando  John,  teamster  Oregon  Imp.  Co. 
Belaudo  P.  &  Co.  (Piter  Belando  aud  John  Daneri) 

wood  and  coal,  1210  Powell 
Belaudo  Peter  (P. Belando  &  Co.)  r.  1208  Powell 
Belanger  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  2  Sheridan 
Belauger  Henry,  plumber  McNally  &  Hawkins,  r.  15 

Eleventh 
Belanger  Louis,  miner,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Belasco  Abraham,  trader  r.  174  Clara 
Belasco  Abraham  Jr.,  mattress  maker  Mrs.  F.  Stamper, 

r. 174  Clara 
Belasco  David,  author,  r.  345  Clementina 
Belasco  Ike,  barber  P.  Batavia,  r.  174  Clara 
Belasco  Isa,  trunk  maker,  r.  174  Clara 


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BEL 


195 


BEL 


Belau  Bertha  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1317  Kearny 
Belau  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1317  Kearny 
Belau  Micbal,  tailor,  r.  1317  Kearny 
Belau  Otto,  clerk  Greenebaum  &  Co.,  r.  1710  Stockton 
Belau  Richard,  messenger  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  1317 

Kearny 
Belau  Rudolph,  clerk,  r.  1317  Kearny 
Belcher  E.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  712  Capp 

Belcher  Edward  S.,  compositor  S.  F.  Journal  of  Com- 
merce, r.  Oakland 
Belcher  Frederick  P.,  triickman,  21  Fremont,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Belcher  Gilbert  L.,  salesman  H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Belcher  Robert  H.,  manager  Frederick  P.  Belcher,  r. 

1015  Union 
Belcher  Silver  Mining  Co.    (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  John 

Crockett  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  8 
Belcher  W.  C.  (Mastick,  Belcher  &  Mastick)  attorney 

at  law,  520  Montgomery ,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Belden Mrs.,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Belden  Block,  8W  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Belden  Charles  A.  (W.  W.  Montague  &   Co.)   r.  907 

Sutter 
Belden  Edward  J.,  machine  hand  Union  Box  Factory, 

r.  586  Howard 
Belden    Ed'win    S.    (Maxwell   &   Belden)  official 

shorthand  reporter,  ti6  Nevada  Block,  r.  Oakland 
Belden  Henry  K.  (Belden  &  Orton)  r.  Piedmont 
Belden  James  S.,  foreman  George  H.  Fuller,  r.  22  Zoe 
Belden  Joseph  W.,  receiving  teller  Anglo-Californian 

Bank,  r.  2434  Pine 
Belden  Josiali,    capitalist,  314  California,  r.  San 

Jose 
Belden  Margaret  S.,  widow,  r.  510  Mason 
Belden  Tabitha  Mrs.,  r.  2434  Pine 
Belden  Truman,  shipcarpenter,  r.  Humboldt  House 
Belden   &  Orton  (Henry  K.  Belden  and  Richard 

H.  Orton)  local  agents  Hartford  Fire  Insurance 

Co.,  313  California 
Belding  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  607  Turk 
Belding   Mary  L.  Miss,  assistant    Mission    Primary 

School,  r.  2  Bond 
Belding  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nev.) 

R.  W.  Heath  secretary,  318  Pine,  rooms  16-17 
Belding  Orrin,  r.  2  Bond 
Belduke  J.,  machinist,  r.  32  Fourth 
Belender  Charles,  varnisher  and  polisher,  r.  511  Oak 
Belenz  George,  clerk  Philip  S.  Mitrovich,  r.  S£  cor 

Bush  and  Polk 
Belfrage  Gustave,  butler  John  Parrott,  620  Folsom 
Belgarte  Jean,  baker  Emile  Pierron,  r.  621  Broadway 
Belgrave  Richard  B.,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Belin  Louis,  confectionery,  318  Third 
Beliuge  Felix  A.  A.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  1911  Polk 
Belitzer  Jacob,  salesman  Inward  Cohn  &  Co.,  r.  225 

Montgomery 
Belknap  David  P.  (Winans,  Belknap  &  Godoy)  attor- 
ney at  law,  604  Merchant,  r.  24  Metcalfe  PI 
Belkouski  Martin  F.,  marble  cutter  W.  Black,  r.  555 

Natoma 
Bell  Abraham  P.,  engineer,  r.  1205  Howard 
Bell   Alexander,  bartender  Charles  Broughton,  r.  612 

Sacramento 
Bell    Alexander  D.    (Merchant  Publishing  Co.) 

office  323  Front,  r.  Saucelito 
Bell  Alexander  G.,  bookkeeper  People's  Ice  Co.,  r. 

Brunswick  House 
Bell  Alexander  G.,  manager  Merchant  Publish- 
ing Co.,  323  Front,  r.  1826  O'Farrell 
Bell  Alfred,  r.  816  Jackson 

Bell  AmoryF.,  collector  and  auctioneer,  r.  2609  Sacra- 
mento 
Bell  Annie,  widow,  r.  202  Second 
Bell  Arthur  F.,   draftsman  8.  F.  Tool  Co.,  r.  1826 

O'Fairell 
Bell  Augustus,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California,  r. 

410  Jackson 
Bell  Benjamin  C,  millwright  Philip  Hinkle,  r.  812 

Jessie,  rear 
Bell  Burleigh  C,  druggist,  SW  cor  Howard  and  Six- 
teenth 
Bell  Carrie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  631  Sacramento 
Bell   Charles,   fireman  Engine  No.   4,   8.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

75  "^  Natoma 
Bell  Charles,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71   New  Mont- 
gomery 
Bell  Charles  H.,  clerk  Edwards  &  Co.,  r.  2609  Sacra- 
mento 


Bell  Charles  W.,  confectioner,*.  1314  Pine 

Bell  Conrad,  proprietor  Capitol  Restaurant,  29 
Drumm 

Bell  Conrad,  upholsterer,  r.  7  Maiden  Lane 

Bell  Daniel  P.,  bookkeeper  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r. 
915  J^  McAllister 

Bell  David  B.,  salesman  A.  Silvestri,  r.  467  Stevenson 

Bell  Edward,  butcher  Llness  A.  Terry,  r.  624  Turk, 
rear 

Bell  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1202  Powell 

Bell  Emma  Mrs.,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  Bruns- 
wick House 

Bell  Francis  V.,  managing  clerk  W.  H,  L.  Barnes,  r. 
930  Market 

Bell  Frank,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  20  Myrtle 
Av 

Bell  Frank  C,  carpenter,  r.  828  Union 

Bell  George,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  20  Myrtle  Av 

Bell  George,  painter,  r.  1418  Jackson 

Bell  George,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Montgomery 

Bell  George  Mrs.,  r.  712  Folsom 

Bell  George  H.  (Bell  k  Co.)  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-second 
and  Bartlett 

Bell  George  J.,  saloonwaiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  2104  Van  Ness  Av 

Bell  George  W.,  messenger  J.  W.  Pew,  r.  1202  Powell 

Bell  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  214  Powell 

Bell  Hattie  Miss,  r.  C31  Sacramento 

Bell  Henry,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  E  s  Ten- 
nessee, bet  Butte  and  Solano 

Bell  Henry,  gardener,  NW  cor  Lily  Av  and  Buchanan 

Bell  Henry,  porter  H.  B.  Slaven,  r.  524  Turk,  rear 

Bell  Henry  S.,  waiter  Baldwin's  Dining  Palace,  r.  618 
Minna,  rear 

Bell  Herbert,  r.  210  Hyde 

Bell  Horace,  branch  bakery.  111  Fifth 

Bell  Isabelle  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1224  Folsom 

Bell  J.,  driver  Baldwin  Stables 

Bell  James  H.,  baroer,  r.  27  Lewis 

Bell  John,  carpenter,  r.  Union  Hotel 

Bell  Johu,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  Beale,  r.  N  8 
Nineteenth,  bet  Hartford  and  Noe 

Bell  John,  mining,  r.  1323  Jackson 

Bell  John,  plumber  Thomas  Day,  r.  1715  Jones 

Bell  John  B.,  barber,  r.  1244  Folsom 

Bell  John  C,  clerk,  r.  711  Greenwich 

Bell  John  C.  Jr.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  711 
Greenwich 

Bell  John  F.,  horseshoer,  r.  182  Jessie  • 

Bell  John  P.  (J.  P.  Bell  &  Co.)  and  attorney  at  law, 
310  Pine,  room  6,  r.  2404  Clay 

Bell  John  W.,  clerk  auditing  dept  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 'b 
Express,  r.  46  Liberty 

Bell  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Pierce 
and  Scott 

Bell  Joseph,  chief  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1314 
Pine 

Bell  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  21  Ohio 

Bell  Joseph,  watchman  quartermaster's  dept,  Presidio 
Reservation 

Bell  Joseph  S.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  113  Jackson 

Bell  J.  P.  &  Co.  (John  P.  Bell,  Frank  Woodward  and 
Henry  A.  Reimann)  proprietors  Phoenix  Brass 
Works,  office  7  First 

Bell  Lucy,  widow,  r.  102  Natoma 

Bell  Maggie,  widow,  lodgings,  120  Seventh 

Bell  Margaret  R.,  widow,  r.  10  Rausch 

Bell  May  Miss,  cashier  Matthias  Gray,  r.  1051  Mis- 
sion 

Bell  MoUie  Mrs.,  waitress  J.  Reasan,  r.  57  Third 

Bell  Montford  W..  salesman  Newman  &  Levinson,  r. 
313?^  Eluj  Av 

Bell  Nancy,  widow,  r.  1119  Folsom 

Bell  Otto,  roofer  H.  G.  Fiske,  r.  454  Stevenson 

Bell  P..  r.  915 M  McAllister 

Bell  P.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  737  Folsom 

Bell  Philip  A.,  editor  and  proprietor  The  Elevator, 
office  and  r.  612  Battery 

Bell  Robert,  r.  Greenwich,  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Bell  Robert,  laundryman  Occidental  Laundry 

Bell  Robert,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Bell  Robert,  solicitor  A.  T.  Eygleston,  r.  1114  Bryant 

Bell  Robert,  steward  City  and  County  Hospital,  r.  311 
Waller 

Bell  Robert,  upholsterer,  r.  1114  Brj-ant 

Bell  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  716  Natoma 

Bell  Samuel,  S  F.  Ship  Caulkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 

Bell  Thomas  (Thomas  Bell  &  Co.)  r.  1661  Octavia 

Bell  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  118  Post 

Bell  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 


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G.  D,  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


BEL 


196 


BEM 


Bell  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  608 M  Fourth 

Bell  Thomas,  lumberman,  r.  3M  Gilbert,  rear 

Bell  Thomas,  painter,  r.  127  Jackson 

Bell  TUoinas   «Ss   Co.  (Thomas   Bell  and    George 

Staacke)  commission  merchants,  305  Sansome 
Bell  Thomas  H.,  cook  Henry  Kock,  r.  964  Mission 
Bell  Walter,  map  mounter,  r.  711  Greenwich 
Bell  William,  r.  421  Dupont 
Bell  William,  r.  462  Jessie 
Bell  William,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RE.,  r.  418 

Sutter 
Bell  William,  compositor  Morning  Call,r.  1522  Powell 
Bell  William,  hammerman Pac.Rolling  Mills,  r.White 

House  Hotel 
Bell  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  Greenwich,  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Av 
Bell  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  SE  cor  Butte  and 

Minnesota 
Bell  William  D.,  compositor  S.  W.   Raveley,  r.  706 

Pacific 
Bell  William  H.,  driver,  r.  524  Turk,  rear 
Bell  William  H.,  steward,  r.  102  Natoma 
Bell  William  S.,  draftsman  Pac.  Iron  Works 
Bell  &   Co.  (George  H.   Bell)    booksellers,   stationers 

and  periodical  agents,  639  Kearny 
Bella  Svisanna,  domestic  724  O'Farrell 
Bella  Union  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Napa  Co.,  Cal.) 

A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
Bella   Union    Theatre,   Patrick    McAtee  proptr,   805 

Kearny 
Bellau  Eugene,  expressman,  r.  253  Clementina 
Bellay  Francois,  artist,  718  Greenwich,  rear 
Belle    Isle   Mining  Co.    (Elko  Co.,Nev.)E.  M.  Hall 

secretary,  327  Pine,  room  20 
Bellegarde  J.  B.,  capitalist,  r.  Fifth  Av  Hotel,  South 

S.  F. 
Bellegarde  Pascal,  laborer  F.  Larroche,  r.  cor  Fifth 

Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Bellemere  Adolph,  r.  115  Stockton 
Bellemere  Anna  B.,  widow,  r.  1163  Mission 
Bellemere    Augustus,  mnfg    jeweler,  lapidary  and 

quartz  cutter,  331  Kearny,  r.  115  Stockton 
Bellenot  Jean,  carpenter,  r.  1002  Montgomery 
Bellerieve  Charles  L.,  salesman  Held  &  Co.,  r.  312 

Minna 
Bellermann  Em>l,  accountant  Pacific  Bank,  r.  1115 

Shotwell 
Bellet  Auguste  M.,  cook  John  Bergez,  r.  605  Broadway 
Bellet  Frank  (Albert  Arnaud  k  Co.)  r.  118  Post 
Belleville  Mining  Co.  (Columbus  District,  Nevada) 

George  W.  Fisher  secretary,  324  Pine,  rooms  1-2 
Bellew  James,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 
Bellew  James  H.,  upholsterer,  and  extraman  Hose  No. 

"  1,  S.  F.  F.  v.,  r.  19  Ohio 
Bellew  John,  capitalist,  r.  19  Ohio 
Bellew  Thomas,  r.  121  Olive  Av 
^  Bellew.     See  Bellue 

Belli  Agostino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Belli  Angelo,  teamster,  NE  cor  Sansome  and  Wash- 
ington, r.  425  Green 
Belli  Antonio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Belli  Benedetto,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Belli  Constanti,  laborer,  r.  115  Clark 
Belli  Daniele,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc.  625  Broadway 
Belli  Eustachio,  Italian   Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Belli  Giovanni,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Belli  Mansuetto,  vegetables,  67  Colombo  Market 
Bellingall  Peter  W.  (Bellingall  &  Miller)  r.  Oakland 
Bellingall   &   Miller  (Peter  W.  Bellingall  and  Peter 
Miller)  ship  and  Custom  House  brokers,  425  Bat- 
tery 
Bellinger  Louis,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
BelHnger  M.  H.,  r.  Gercke's  Hotel 
Bellin|;Iiniu  Bay  Coal  Co.,  Pierre  B.  Cornwall 

president,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Folsom 
Bellingham  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  1120  J^  Broadway 
BcUinghani   James,   shoefitter  Charles   W.   Pope    r 

1120  !<S  Broadway 
Bellingham  Robert,  shoemaker,  r.  1120M  Broadway 
Bellingtoque  Frederick,  clerk  G.  D.  Mariani,  r.  Pow- 
ell, bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Bellini  Antonio,  umbrella  maker  Thomas  T.  Yeager, 

3  Dupont 
Bellisle  Frank  N.,  master  carbuilder  S.  P.  ER.,  r.  N  s 

Bryant,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Bellisle  Philibert,  shoemaker,  r.  429  Minna 
Belllzia  D.  M.,  musician,  r.  California  Hotel 


Bellman  Oliver  P.,  painter,  r.  322  Fifth 

Bellman  Robert  A.,  machinist  Pac  Rolling  Mills,  r. 
E  8  Tennessee,  bet  Sierra  and  Nevada 

Bellman  Vincent,  real-estate,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  bet 
Sierra  and  Nevada 

Bellman  Vincent  Jr.,  clerk  Herbert  H.  Judson,  r.  E  8 
Tennessee,  bet  Sierra  and  Humboldt 

Bellmer  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  1137  Har- 
rison 

Bellmer  Herman  A.  (Schwltert  &  Bellmer)  r.  12  Selina 
PI 

Bellmer  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  NW  cor  Baker 
and  Lombard 

Bellmeyer  Georgiana  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  219  Hayes 

Bellmore  Eva  Mrs.,  r.  706  California 

Bellnow  Louis,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  43  Ecker 

Bello  Vincenzo,  produce  dealer,  r.  74  Jessie 

Belloc  Hippolyte  (Belloc  &  Co.)  r.  Paris,  France 

Belloc  &  Co.  (Hippolyte  Belloc  and  Henry  Bar- 
roilhet)  bankers  and  general  agents  General  Trans- 
Atlautic  Co.  (Paris,  78  Rue  de  Courcelles)  524 
Montgomery 

Bellocq  Alfred  (Barut  &  Bellocq)  r.  1320  Powell 

Bellocq  Armand,  r.  1337  Dupont.  rear 

Bellocq  John,  laborer  F.  Larroche,  r.  cor  Fifth  Avand 
M,    South  S.  F. 

Belief  Anna,  domestic  2209  Webster 

Belloff  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  637  Broadway,  rear 

Bellorio  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Bellows  Arthur  E.,  painter,  r.  219  Sixteenth,  bet  How- 
ard and  Mission 

Bellows  Henry,  r.  541  Fourth 

Bellows  Henry  H.,  bridge  contractor,  r.  219  Sixteenth, 
bet  Howard  and  Mission 

Bellows  Herbert,  harnessman  Hinman  &  Chapman,  r. 
126  Ellis 

Bellows  William  H.,  mining  engineer,  430  California, 
room  6,  r.  4  Codman  Place 

Bellrude  Jacob  M.,  r.  W  s  Mission,  nr  Thirty-second 

Bellstedt  John,  assistant  engineer  Cal.  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, r.  25  Ji  Decatur 

Bellue  August,  r.  432  M  Vallejo 

Bellue  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  511  Valencia 

Bellue  Josephine  Miss,  with  Mrs.  Zoe  Dufour,  r.  939 
Folsom 

Bellue  Pierre  (G.  HenriouUe  &  Co.)  r.  530  Stevenson 

B^Bellue.    See  Bellew 

Bellville  W.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Belly  A.,  painter,  r.  706  Washington 

Belmont  Mining  Co.  (Nye  Co.,  Nev.)  John  W.  Pew 
secretary,  310  Pine,  room  15 

Belmont  Park  (San  Mateo)  ofl&ce  545  California 

Belmore  George  E.,  boilermaker  Moynihan  &  Aitken, 
r.  36  Natoma 

Belmore  James,  brakeman  C.P.RR.,r.  215Austin 

Belmour  Louis  P.,  assistant  stage  manager  Baldwin 
Theatre,  r.  701  McAllister 

Belnez  George,  salesmam  Philip  S.  Metrovich,  r.  2111 
Mason 

Belsear  John,  machinist,  r.  20  Frederick 

Belser  Julius  H.,  bricklayer,  r.  NE  cor  Haight  and 
Fillmore 

Belshaw  Mortimer  W.,  mining,  ofiice  402  Front,  r. 
1626  Jackson 

Belt  Alfred  M.  Jr.,  manager  Earnest,  Wall  &  Co.,  r. 
Lick  House 

Belt  J.  W.  Mrs.,  r.  730  Geary 

Belting  Henry,  porter  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  117  Ship- 
ley 

Belton  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  31 H  Welsh 

Belton  Philip  M.,  clerk  John  F.  Knox,  r.  1019  Ji  Ala- 
bama 

Beltrame  Giovanni,  gardener  Campodonico  &  Fino- 
chlo,  r.  H,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth  Avb, 
South  S.  F. 

Beltraminelli  Angelo,  Swiss  Ben .  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Beltraminelli  A.  G.,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Beltram  Jose,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 

Belvedere  House,  Albino  Abbiati  proptr,  1108  Stock- 
ton 

Belvidere  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  C.  Van  Dyck 
Hubbard  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  11 

Belville  Eli,  broomtaaker,  r.  273  Stevenson 

Belvin  W.  W.,  broker,  r.  614  Sutter 

Belvoir  Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  J.  L.  Fields  secretary, 
313  Montgomery 

Belz  Johannes,  tailor,  r.  Ahlborn  House 

Bemis  Charles  C,  U.  S.  Supervising  Inspector  Steam 
Vessels.ofiice  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  room  23,  r. 
419  Bryant 


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BEN 


Bemis  Elizabeth  N.  Mrs.,  r.  771  Mission 
Bemmerer  A.,  cutler,  318  Pine,  r.  1317  Jackson 
Bemmerer  Robert,  cutler,  r.244  Stevenson 
Bemus     James,     magazine     keeper     Cal.      Powder 

Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Tonquin  and  Baker 
Ben  Ali,  quartz  cutter  J.  V.  Bretonnel,  r.  616  Broad- 
way- 
Ben  George,  laborer,  r.  121  Bernard 
Benadom  George  A.,  blacksmith,   r.  Overland  House 
Beiiard  Ang-uste  F.    liquor  saloon,   862  Howard 
Benard  Edward,  cook  Palace  Hotel,  r.  657  Howard 
Benassini  Pietro,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625   Broad- 
way 
Benavides  Alfred,  tinsmith  W.  W.   Montague    &   Co., 

r.  917  Vallejo 
Benbow  David,    painter   Thomas    Downing,   r.  2309 

Larkin 
Bench  John  F.  A.,  tallow  Tenderer,  r.  SE  cor  El  Dora- 
do and  Utah 
Benchley  Lieonidas  B.,  general   manager  Pacific 

Rolling  Mill  Co..  office  203  Market,  r.  907  Sutter 
Benckert  Jennie  E.  W.,  milliner,  r.  211  Franklin 
Bendegard  Morton  G.,  master  mariner,  r.  1731  Jessie 
Bendel  Herman  (Tillmann  &  Bendel)  r.  Oakland 
Bendel  Louis,  clerk  H.  Hillebrand,  r.  1712  Eddy 
Bender  Albert,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Bender  Frank,  molder,  r.  20)^  Clara 
Bender  Frederick  C,  car  builder,  r.  1516  Leaven- 
worth 
Bender  George  L.,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  1009  Clay 
Bender  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  4  Caroline 
Bender  Jacob,  butcher,  1020  Howard 
Bender  Jacob,  waiter,  r.  New  Helvetia  House 
Bender  Jacob  A.,  bricklayer  and  contractor,  r.  1009 

Clay 
Bender  Josiah  D.,  collar  maker,  r.  119  Perry 
Bender  Josiah  P.,  mason,  r.  421  Twenty-ninth 
Bender  Louis,  cook,  r.  911  Sacramento 
Bender    Max   F.,    teacher  languages,  r.  1223  Wash- 
ington 
Bender  M.  J.,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  120  Fourth 
Bender  Noah  W.,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  1522 

Howard 
Bender  Thomas,  mason  W.  W.  Montague  &  Co.  and 
extraman  Engine  No.  10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.   112Ji    Sil- 
ver 
Bender  William  A.,  bookkeeper  William  H.  Wright, 

r.  1009  Clay 
Bendit  Herman,  salesman  S.  Bendit,  r.  17  Hyde 
Bendit  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  246  Clara 
Bendit  Morris,  expressman,  r.  1400  Golden  Gate  Av 
Bendit  Samuel,  auctioneer,'  538  California,  r.  17    Hyde 
Bendixen  Alfred,  driver  William  Lange,  r.  NW  cor 

Cole  and  Carl,nr  Golden  Gate  Park 
Bendt  William,  liquor  saloon,  12  Clay,  r.  10  Clay 
Benecke  Charles,  waiter,331  Bush,  r.  28  Anna 
Benecke  H.  D.,  groceries,  520  Broadway 
Benedette  Louis,  bootblack,  r.  738  Vallejo 
Benedict  A.  W.,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Benedict  Charles  E.,  driver  Jersey  Farm  Milk  Depot, 

r.  350  Tehama 
Benedict  Courtland  S.    (Benedict  &  Smith)    r.  W  B 

Valencia,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Benedict  Jacob,  carpenter,  r.  10  Beaver 
Benedict  James,  driver  Jersey  Farm  Milk  Depot,  r. 

350  Tehama 
Benedict  Jane  Mrs.,  fruits  and  confectionery,  412 

Fourth 
Benedict  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  228  Bush 
Benedict  Martin,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Virginia,  bet  Pacific 

and  Broadway 
Benedict  &    Stnitli   (Courtland  S.  Benedict  and 
James    R.    Smith)    merchant  tailors,   136    Mont- 
gomery 
Benenato  Antonio,  barber,  619  Sacramento 
Benessini  Pietro,  cook,  r.  12  Ohio 
Bengal  Mining  Co.  (Tombstone,  A.  T.)  John  H.  Sayre 

secretary,  3.30  Pine,  room  36 
Benger  Frank,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

BENHAM  AZEL  M.  wUCe^ale 
dealer  pianos,  or •raiL«  and  musical  mer- 
cliandiise,  647  Market,   r.   Oakland 

Benham  Calhoun,  attorney  at  law,  r.  1112  Leaven- 
worth 

Benbam  Charles  S.,  mining,  office  411  California,  r. 
New  York 

Benham  M.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  i  Turk 

Benham  Raymond  S.,  agent  Benham.  Trumbull  &  Co. 
(Chicago)  r.  2322  Mission 


Benhayon  Henry,  actor,  r.  923  Geary 

Benhayon  Jacob,  boarding,  923  Geary 

Benicia  Agfricaltaral   Works    (Benicia,   Cal.) 

Baker  &  Hamilton  proprietors,    office  NW  cor 

Davis  and  Pine 
Benicia  Tannery  (Benicia,  Cal.)  Eullman,  Salz  & 

Co.  proprietors,  office  106  Battery 
Benidet    Antonio  Rev.,   assistant  pastor,  Tglesia  de 

Nuestra  Seiiora  de  Guadaloujje  r.  908  Broadway 
Bening  August,   clerk   H.   Schroder  &   Co.,   r.    1114 

Webster 
Bening  George  F.,  r.  1114  Webster 
Benjamin  A.  F. ,  notary  public  and  attorney  at 

law,  440  California,  r.  2310  Jackson 
Benjamin  Alexander  E.,  cashier  Golden  Rule  Bazaar, 

r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  Alfred,  cook,  r.  Brannan,  nr  Sixth 
Benjamin  Alfred  D.,  carriagetrimmer  Milo  P.  Holmes, 

r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  Arthur,  planer  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  520 

Sixth 
Benjamin  Benjamin  S.,  bookkeeper  Nonpareil  Soda 

Water  and  Syrup  Co.,  r.  618  Eddy 
Benjamin  Charles  E.  (Crane,  Hastings  &   Co.)  r.   1607 

Howard 
'Benjamin  Charles  Y.,  compositor,  r.  468  Jessie 
Benjamin  Daniel,  stock  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  & 

Co.,r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  Edward  C,  clerk  Allen,  McGary  &  Co.,  r. 

215  Post 
Benjamin  Edward  H.,  traveling  piano  tuner  Kohler 

&  Chase 
Benjamin  E.  F.,  r.  122  Turk 

Benjamin  Elias  H.,  second  hand  clothing,  237  Third 
Benjamin  E.  M.,  r.  515  Jones 

Benjamin  Frederick  A.,  mining  engineer,  r.  433  Sec- 
ond 
Benjamin  Henry,  gardener,  15  Eleventh 
Benjamin  Jacob,  broker,  r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  Jacob  H.,  r.  520  Sixth 
Benjamin  Joseph  B.,  clerk  Samuel  Benjamin,  r.  618 

Eddy 
Benjamin  Moses  H.,  clerk,  r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  O.  C,  freight  clerk  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic,  r 

2808  Pine 
Benjamin  Philip  L.,  law  student  H.  E.  Highton,  r. 

Oakland 
Benjamin  Philip  S.,  instrumentmaker  Cal.  Electrical 

Works,  r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  Samuel,    proprietor  Nonpareil    Soda 

Water  Co.,  and  Nonpareil  Syrup  Co.,  r.  618  Eddy 
Benjamin  Sarah  G.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  616  Harrison 
Benjamin  Wallace  A., clerk  M.  Herman,  r.  721  Eddy 
Benjamin  William  K.,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  2808 

Pine 
Benkelmann  Louisa  Miss,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Benkelmann  Matilda  Miss.  r.  Fifteenth  Av.  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S,  F. 
Benkelmann  Rosalie,wldow,r.  Fifteenth  Av,bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Benker  George,  cigarmaker,  r.  511  O'Farrell 
Benn  James,  driver  Hibernia  Brewery,  r.  150  Eighth 
Benn  John  S.,  artificial  flymaker,  r.  603  Brannan 
Benn  Thomas,  driver  Hibernia  Brewery,  r.  150  Eighth 
Benner  Edwin,  apprentice  Golden  State  and  Miners 

Iron  Works,  r.  Oakland 
Benner  Felix  D.,  printer,  r.  516Jj  Sixth 
Benner  Frederick  M.,  melter.melter  and  refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Bennerscheidt  Bruno,  brassfinisher,  r.  611  Howard 
Bennet  Charles,  driver,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Bennet  H.  W.  Mrs.,  artist,  617  Larkin 
Bennet  John,  baker,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Bennet  Thomas,  general  agent  Travelers'  Insur- 
ance Co.,  410  California,  r.  Oakland 
Bennett  A.,  r.  2600  Mission 
Bennett  A.,  painter,  r.  454  Sixth 
Bennett  Albert,  teamster  F.  Rochford,  r.  1024  Clay 
Bennett  Albert  A.,  architect,  r.  2323  California 
Bennett  Alfred  E.,  benchhand  W.  B.    Bradbury,  r. 

Oakland 
Bennett  Brothers  (John  R.  and  George)  Point  Reyes 

Butter  Depot,  35-36  and  88-91  California  Market 
Bennett  Charles  A.,  salesman  Rebman   &   Chetwood, 

r.  31  Haight 
Bennett  Charles  D".,  bookkeeper  Eenney  &  Dyer,  r. 

Oakland 
Bennett  Charles  E.,  clerk  W.  Haker  &  Hinz,  r.  569 }< 

Minna 


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Bennett  Charles   G.,   currier  Herman  Royer,  r.  123 

Park  Av 
Bennett  Charles  M..  bartender  J.   B.   Bacon,  r.  481 

Jessie 
Bennett  Charles    S.,  clerk  Gibson  &  Covert,  r.  481 

Jessie 
Bennett  Charles  S.,  machinehand  J.  S.  Bennett,  r.  580 

Brannan 
Bennett  Christ.,  confectioner  Or.  Poletes,  r.  3  Perry 
Bennett    Clement,    official  short-hand  reporter,  434 

California,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Bennett  Daniel,  fuller  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  441  Twentieth 
Bennett  Edward,  baker  Eclipse  Bakery,  r.  428  Green 
Bennett  Edward,  clerk  J.  Y.   Wilson   &   Co.,  r.  1604 

Bush 
Bennett  Edward  J.,  clerk  Mary  Bennett,  r.  55.5  Bryant 
Bennett  Edward  O.,   machinist,  r.   E  s  Alabama,  nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Bennett  Edwin  D.,  salesman  Pac.  Spring  and  Mat- 
tress Co.,  r.  727  Treat  Av 
Bennett  Edwin  S.,   foreman  Fashion  Stables,   r.  116 

Turk 
Bennett  E.  J.  Miss,  restaurant,  641  Washington 
Bennett  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  31  Haight 
Bennett  E.  M.,  r.  Grand  Central  Hotel 
Bennett  Emma,  r.  147  Third 
Bennett  Fanny,  widow,  t.  Sli  St.  Mary 
Bennett  Frederick,  r.  308  Tehama 
Bennett  Frederick,  horsetrainer,  r.  NW  cor  First  Av 

and  McAllister 
Bennett  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  230  Brannan 
Bennett  Frederick,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Mont- 
gomery 
Bennett  Frederick  T.,    clerk   delivery  dept   Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r.l21  Montgomery 
Bennett  George  (Bennett  Brothers)  r.  1931  Sutter 
Bennett  George,  clerk,  r.  310  Tehama 
Bennett  George,  hostler,  r.  420  Chestnut 
Bennett  George,  laborer  Long  Branch  Hotel 
Bennett  George,  miner,  r.  52  Second 
Bennett  George  J.,  abstract  clerk  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  730 

Shotwell 
Bennett  George  M.,  r.  268  Golden  Gate  Av 
Bennett  George  W.,  musician,  r.  .569}^  Minna 
Bennett  George  W.,  policeman,  r.  Es  Tennessee,  bet 

Butte  and  Solano 
Bennett  George  W.,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Bennett  Gilbert  L.,  r.  1301  Sacramento 
Bennett  Grace,  widow,  r.  315  Geary 
Bennett  Harold  E.,  compositor,  r.  113  Prospect  PI 
Bennett  Harry,  boltcutter  Pac.   Rolling   Mills,  r.  E  s 

Iowa,  bet  Solano  and  Mariposa 
Bennett  Harry,  laborer,  r.  216  Ninth 
Bennett  Harry  C,  teamster,  r.  920  Harrison 
Bennett  Hattie  Miss,  r.  268  Golden  Gate  Av 
Bennett  Henrietta,  teacher  music,  r.  145  Foarth 
Bennett  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Bennett  Henry,  painter,  r.  32  Fourth 
Bennett  J.,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  W  a  Ken- 
tucky, bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
Bennett  James,  clerk  Bennett  Bros.,  r.  1931  Sutter 
Bennett  James  B.,  r.  13  Hickory  Av 
Bennett  James  G.,  clerk,  r.  1925  Geary 
Bennett  Jay  S.,  furniture  mnfr,  556-566  Brannan,  r. 

Alameda 
Bennett  J.  B.,  master  mariner,  r.  321  Pacific 
Bennett  John,  r.  8  Bernice 
Bennett  John,  r.  264  Clementina,  rear 
Bennett  John,  carpenter,  r.  1325  Natoma 
Bennett  John,  clerk  John  H.  Boden  &  Co.,  r.  1015 

Folsom 
Bennett  John,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  Alameda 
Bennett  John  P.,  baker,  r.  932  Montgomery 
Bennett  John  R.  (Bennett  Brothers)  r.  1931  Sutter 
Bennett  Joseph  F.,  pressman  S.  F.  Candle  Co..  r.  219 

Bitch 
Bennett  Joseph  P.,  seaman,  r.  829  Pacific 
Bennett  Julia,  domestic  1200  Van  Ness  Av 
Bennett  Laura  Mrs.,  operator- Greenebaum,  Sachs  & 

Freeman,  r.  308  Tehama 
Bennett  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  5G93^  Minna 
Bennett  Louisa  H.,  widow,  r.  9  Freelon,  rear 
Bennett  Margaret  A.,  widow,  r.  E  s  Iowa,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 
Bennett  Martin,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Bennt'tt  Martin,  stonecutti^r,  r.  1925*Geary 
Bennett  Maiy,  domestic  New  Helvetia  House 
Bennett  Mary,  widow,  laundry,  555  Bryant 


Bennett  Mary  Miss,  r.  617  J^  Mission 
Bennett  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  1604  Bush,  rear 
Bennett  Maurice,  seaman,  r.  308  Pacific 
Bennett  Nathaniel  (Bennett  &  Wigglnton)  r.  2425  Fil- 
bert 
Bennett  Peter,  stonecutter,  r.  2416  Sacramento 
Bennett  Robert,  laundryman  Occidental  Hotel 
Bennett  Samuel,  pri.son  guard  Folsom,  r.  1336  Pacific 
Bennett  Samuel,  speculator,  r.  1426  Ellis 
Bennett  Sanford,  bookkeeper  Dunham,  Carrigan  &Co., 

r.  315  Geary 
Bennett  Sarah,  widow,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Mariposa 

and  Solano 
Bennett  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker  Miss  0.  McCabe,  r. 

506  Bryant 
Bennett  Stephen,  drayman,  221  Drumm,  r.  906  Filbert 
Bennett  Stephen  E.,  student  Heald's  Business  Col- 
lege 
Bennett  Thomas,  cook,  r.  Ill  Oregon 
Bennett  Thomas,  physician,  office  46  0'Farrell,,r.  716 

Pine 
Bennett   Thomas,    salesman   Keane   Bros.,    r.    1404 

Leavenworth 
Bennett  William,  laborer,  r.  214  Ritch,  rear 
Bennett  William,  machinist,  r.  42  Louisa 
Bennett  William,  physician,  office  and  r.  145  Fourth 
Bennett  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1015  Clay 
Bennett  William,  printer,  r.  SE  cor  Ninth  and  Minna 
Bennett  William  H.,  laundryman  Mary  Bennett,  r.655 

Bryant 
Bennett  William  J.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  34  Louisa 
Bennett  &  Wigglnton  (Nathaniel  Bennett  and  P. 

D.Wigginton)  attorneys  at  law,  330  Pine,  rooms 

24-27 
JS^Bennett.     See  Bennet 
Benning  Antone,  beer  bottler,  r.  136  Shipley 
Benning  John,   weigher  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,   r.   225 

Langton 
Benning  William,  stove  mounter,  r.  8  Drury  Lane 
Bennink  Adrian  W.,  printer,  r.  729  California 
Eenoit  Amedee  J.,  compositor,  r.  16  Montgomery  Av 
Benoit   Charles,  helper  Lafayette   Brewery,   r.   1135 

Dupont 
Benrimo  Joseph,  stockbroker,  r.  1500  Mission 
Benrimo  M.  A.,  bookkeeper  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  11 

Kearny 
Bensel  James  H.,  paperhanger  and  whitener,  775  Mis- 
sion, rear 
Bensen  Conrad,  groceries  and  liquors,  1501  Buchanan 
Bensen  E.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking,  r.  234 

Brannan 
Bensen  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Bryant 
Bensen  Jerome,  carpenter,  r.  959  Market 
Bensen  Tillie,  domestic  2213  Howard 
B^"Bensen.     See  Benson 

Bensinger  Daniel,  baker  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Benson  Andrew,  longshoreman,  r.  W  s  Pringle  Court, 

nr  Greenwich 
Benson  Andrew  W.,  tailor,  r.  218  O'Farrell 
Benson  Annie,  widow,  laundress,  r.  83  Stevenson,  rear 
Benson  Annie  E.  Miss,  assistant  Noe  and  Temple  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  2710  Howard 
Benson  Benjamin  C,  pilot  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Benson  Benjamin  F.M.,  bookkeeper  Boca  Brewing  Co., 

r.  700  California 
Benson  Building,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Leidesdorfif 
Benson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Benson  E.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Benson  Edward,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Benson  Frank,  peddler,  r.  14  Maiden  Lane 
Benson  Frank  R.,  clerk,  r.  2710  Howard 
Benson  George,  clerk  Oakland  Lumber  Yard.  r.  110 

Sixth 
Benson  Harry,  deck  hand  stmr  Reform,  r.  Ill  Harri- 
son 
Benson  Henry,  furniture  dealer,  r.  521  H  Valencia 
Benson  James,   secretary  Odd  Fellows'   Savings 

Bank,  20  Montgomery,  r.  2710  Howard 
Benson  James  A.,  policeman,  r.  310  Eighth 
Benson  James  E.  R.,  pressman,  r.  2710  Howard 
Benson  Johanna,  groceries,  51  Brady 
Benson  John,  laborer,  r.  1017  Battery 
Benson  John,  real  estate,  r.  803  Stockton 
Benson  John  A.,   surveyor  and  civil  engineer,  507 

Montgomery,  r.  Seminary  Park,  Oakland 
Benson  John  B. ,  engineer,  r.  SE  cor  Clay  and  Powell 
Benson  Kate  Mrs.,  bakery  and  variety  store,  SE  cor 

Clay  and  Powell 


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BER 


Benson  Louis,  laborer,  r.  129  Folsom 

Benson  Lucy,  widow,  r.  411  Powell 

Benson  Matilda  Mrs.,  r.  18  Frederick, rear 

Benson  N.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Benson  Oliver,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 

Benson  Olof,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Benson  Peter,  laborer,   r.   Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Benson  Peter,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Benson  Samuel  H.,  foreman  boilermaker  S.  P.  KR.,  r. 

37  Hoff  Av 
Benson  Sarah,  domestic  930  Valencia 
Benson  Simon  J.,  master  mariner,  r.  925  Jones 
Benson  S.    J.    Mrs.,   cloakmaker,    1105  Pine,  r.  925 

Jones 
Benson  Thomas,  salesman,  r.  353  Jessie 
Benson  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  W  s  Pringle  Court,  nr 

Greenwich 
Benson  Thomas  A.,  clerk  Banner  Bros.,  r.  421  Bush 
Benson  W.  H.,  with  Bancroft  Library,  r.  33  Powell  Av 
Benson  William,  laborer,  r.  324  Vallejo 
Benson  William  F.,  surveyor,  r.  14  Eleventh 
B^Benson.     See  Bensen 
Benston  Jeannette,  widow,  r.  1316  Webster 
Bent  Charles  (A.  F.  Horn  &  Co.)  r.  2800  Sixteenth 
Bent  Cyrus,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Bent   Edward   F.    (E.  F.  Bent   &  Co.)    r.  801  Leaven- 
worth 
Bent  B.    F.    &  Co.  (Edward  F.  Bent  and  Lewis  W. 
McGlauilin)  grain  commission  merchants,  18  Cal- 
ifornia 
Bent  John  T.,  bookkeeper,  r.  209  Turk 
Bent  Peter  S.,  seaman,  r.  605  Broadway 
Bent  Silas  E.,  carriagemaker  Carvill  Mhfg  Co.,  r.  741 

Market 
B^Bent.     See  Bendt 
Benter  Henry,  fringe  weaver  Pac.  Fringe  Factory,  r. 

Oakland 
Benter  John,  weaver   S.  Ettinger,  r.  Oakland 
Bentfield  Conrad  B.,  master  mariner,  r.  12  Liberty 
Bentfield  George,  cook  A.  Beth,  r.  403  Brannan 
Bentham   Henry,   liquor  saloon,   and   cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 538  Market 
Bentick  Eric,  seaman,  r.  702  Front 
Bentle  George,  porter,  r.  21  Stockton  PI 
Bentley  Frederick,  teamster,  r.  1619  Eddy 
Bentley  H.,  engineer,  r.  120  Fourth 
Bentley  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bentley  William  R.  (Burt  &  Bentley)  r.  Oakland 
Benton  Charles  J.  (Benton  &  Maher)  r.  1143  Howard 
Benton  Charles  L.,  bookkeeper  F.  N.  Woods  &  Co.,  r. 

710  California 
Benton  Consolidated  Co.  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  William  H. 

Watson  secretary,  302  Montgomery,  rooms  5-6 
Benton  John,  driver  Warden  &  McClure,  r.  423  Ful- 
ton ' 
Benton  John,  waiter,  r.  1014  Stockton 
Benton  &  Maher   (Charles  J.  Benton  and  James  V. 

Maher)  liquor  saloon,  115  Sixth 
Benussi  Louis,  bookkeeper,  r.  328  Chestnut 
Benvenuti  Felice,  fish  dealer,  r.   220   Montgomery  Av 
Benvenutl    Germano,    Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Benvenuti  Pietro,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Benz  John  C,  salesman  J.  H.  Kessing,  r.  723  Vallejo 
Benzenhofer  David,  baker,  r.  NE  cor  Grove  and  Buch- 
anan 
BeornskowNiles  8.,  laborer,  r.  17  Clinton 
Beppler  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  103  Eighth 
Beppler  Jacob,  r.  225  Folsom 
Beppler  John,  market,  1516  Dupont 
Beppler  Joseph,  r.  225  Folsom 
Bequette  Derville,  millwright  and  civil  engineer,  r. 

1810  Post 
Bera  Antonia  Mrs.,  r.  314  Fifth 

Beran  Adolph,  shoemaker,  SE  cor  Mason  and  Lom- 
bard 
Beran  Emanuel,  shoemaker,  r.  922  J<s  Folsom 
Beran  Emma,  domestic  1136  Dupont 
Beran  Frank,  shoemaker,  1001  Pacific 
Beran  John,  compositor  California  Demokrat,  r.  922)4 

Folsom 
Berard  Alfred,  laundryraan,  r.  311  Seventeenth 
Berard  Edward,  furnished  rooms,  1403  Stockton 
Beratty  John,  machinist,  r.  S  b  Nineteenth,  bet  Castro 

and  Hartford 
Berbora  Giovanni  N.  (G.  N.  Berbora  &  Co.)   r.  809 

Jackson 
Berbora  G.  N.  &  Co.  (G.  N.  andN.  G.  Berbora)   coffee 
saloon,  624  Kearny 


Berbora  Nicolas  G.    (G.  N.  Berbora  &  Co.)  res  809 

Jackson 
Berbonl  Joseph,  cook,  r.  627  Broadway 
Berck  Isaac,  teamster,  r.  704  Fulton 
8^'Berck.     See  Berk,  Bourke  and  Burke 
Bercovich  L.,  r.  413  Powell 
Bercowitz  Simon,  shoemaker,  534  Pacific 
Berdan  Frank  C,  weigher  coiner's  dcpt  II.  S.  Mint,  r. 

433  McAllister 
Berdesto  John,  tinsmith,  r.  S  8  M,  bet  Noe  and   San- 
chez 
Berel  Jacob,  merchant,  r.  1806  Stockton 
Berenger  John,  r.  523  Geary 
Berens  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Berenz  Adolph,  boots  and  shoes,   315  Bush,  r.   1616 

Polk 
Beresford  Hotel,  William  Chamberlin  proprietor, 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Beresford  John,  caterer  Russ  House 
Beresford  Matthew  W.,  watchman  ships  and  cargoes, 

r.  613  Turk 
Beretta  Angelo,  groceries  and  liquors,  Presidio  Reser- 
vation 
Beretta  Georgio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Beretta  Letterino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Beretta  Pietro,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Beretta  William,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  1114  Vallejo 
Berg  Adolph,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  208  Nineteenth 
Berg  Anthony,  clerk  G.  A.  Ammerup,  r.  12  Mary 
Berg  Anton  E.,  river  pilot,  r.  100  Ji  Jackson 
Berg  August  F.,  steward  schr  Big  River,  r.  North  Pa- 
cific Hotel 
Berg  Carl,  physician,  office  and  r.  213  Powell 
Berg  Charles  G.  F.,  surgical  instrument  maker  Hat- 

teroth  &  Russ,r.  260  Tehama 
Berg  Erasmus,  laborer,  r.  477  Clara 
Berg  F.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  428  Grove 
Berg  Frederick  R.,  bookkeeper  Gutte   &   Frank,  and 
secretary   Golden   Gate   Mutual   Loan  Assn,   309 
California,  r.  12  Oak 
Berg  George,  driver  Vienna  Model  Bakery,  r.  19  Har- 
lan PI 
Berg  George  C,  teamster  Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.,  r. 

Erie,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Berg  Henry,  seaman,  r.  233  Third 
Berg  John  A.,  clerk,  r.  38  Ritch 
Berg  John  H.,  manager  Neptune  and  Mermaid  Baths, 

r.  cor  Hyde  and  Beach 
Berg  Julius,  r.  330  Minna 
Berg  Julius  C,  bootmaker,  r.  19  Harlan  PI 
Berg  Mary,  widow,  r.  537  Minna 
Berg  Peter,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Berg  Peter  A.,  molder,  r.  1016  Pacific 
Berg  Rudolph  R.,  clerk  Herrmann  &  Co.,  r.  12  Oak 
fitF"Berg.     See  Berge  and  Bergh 
Bergdahl  Oloff,  shipcarpenter,  r.  243  Clara 
Berge  Emil,  salesman  Stein,  Simon  &  Co.,  r.  116  Fell 
Bergen  Alexander,  clerk  Charles  Durr,  r.  1208  Clay 
Bergen  Christian,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Bergen  Gustave,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  324  Vallejo 
Bergen  James,  machinist,  r.  12  Perry 
Bergen  Joseph,  r.  736  Pacific 
Bergen  T.  Adrian,  clerk,  r.  816  California 
Bergen  William,  r.  3106  Sixteenth 
tt^Bergen.     See  Bergin  and  Burgin 
Berger  Andrew,  painter,  r.  1307  Green 
Berg'er  Christian  G.,  druggist,  SE  cor  Union  and 

Larkin 
Berger  Gabriel,  r.  Ill  Franklin 
Berger  Henry  J.,  painter,  r.  90  Colton 
Berger  Julius  (Edward  Cohn  &  Co.)  r.  209  Dupont 
Berger  L.,  stockbroker,  r.  1601  Polk 
Berger  Peter  (Muriset  &  Berger)  r.  422  Bush 
Berger  Rosa  Mrs.,  clerk  Charles  J.  Holmes,  r.  422 

Bush 
B^Berger.    See  Burger 
Bergerole  Louis  E.,  compositor,  r.  273  Jessie 
Bergerot  Ellen  L.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  613 M  Stock- 
ton 
Bergerot  John,  teacher  languages,  r.  613)4  Stockton 
Bergerot  John  A.  (Bergerot  &  Lacoste)  r.  NE  cor  Kan- 
sas and  Centre 
Bergerot  &  Lacoste  (John  A.  Bergerot  and  Thomas  La- 
coste) gardeners,  NE  cor  Kansas  and  Center 
Bergerseu  Charles,  seaman,  r.  754  Folsom 
Bergersen  Tiberut,  seuman,  r.  754  Folsom 
Berges  Nicholas,  policeman,  r.  39  Lafayette 
Bergea  Peter,  vegetables,  22  Colombo  Market,  r.  1611 

Steiner 
Berges  Peter  B.  (FrapolU,  Berges  &  Co.)  r.  411  Post 


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G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


826  at ARKET  KT., 

Makes  a  specialty  in  taking  Children's  Pictures. 


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B^Berges.     See  Bergez,  Burges  and  Burgess 
Bergevin  Nelson  L.,  salesman  John  Renz,  r.  1230  JS  Fol- 

Bom 
Bergevin  Peter,  expressman,  cor  First  and  Brannan, 

r.  51  Frederick 
Bergez  Jobn,  proptrBergez'sRestaurant,332-334Pine, 

r.  1428  Jackson 
Bergez  Peter,  cook  John  Bergez,  r.  530  Merchant 
Bergez's  Restaurant,  John  Bergez  proptr,  332-334  Pine 
Bergfeld  Robert,  carpenter  and  builder,  1534  Dolores 
Berggren  August,  consul  Sweden   and  Norway, 

4U(i  Montgomery,  r.  San  Mateo 
Bergh  Herman  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1211  Folsom,  rear 
Berghauser  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1319  Mason 
Berghofer  Bridget  Mrs.,  groceries,  550  Mission 
Berghold  Charles  V., -waiter  Schroth  &  Westerfeld,  r. 

228  Kearny 
Berghold  T.,  cloakcutter,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Bergin  Ellen  Miss,  r.  2020  Franklin 
Bergin  John,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Bergin  John,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  S  s  Vermont,  bet 

Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 
Bergin  John  J.,  fever  and  ague  cure,  r.  917  Polk 
Bergin  Michael,  attorney    at   law,  79  Montgomery 

Block 
Bergin  Michael  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Harrison  and  Ritch 
Bergin  Thomas  I.  (McAllister  &  Bergin)  attorney 

at  law,  38-39  Nevada  Block,  r.  2012  Jackson 
B^Bergin.    See  Bergen  and  Burgin 
Bergland  Edward,  actor,  r.  502  Fourth 
Berglund  Andrew,  tailor,  r.  1310  Jackson 
Berglund  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  326  O'Farrell 
Berglund  Emily,  dressmaker,  r.  326  O'Farrell 
Berglund  Hans,  carpenter,  r.  38  Perry 
Berglund  Nils,  boots  and  shoes,  518  J^  Geary,  r.  3  Ra- 
phael PI 
Berglund  Olof,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Bergman  Alexander,  Master  Mariner's  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Bergman  Charles,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kear- 
ny and  Morton 
Bergman  Louisa,  dressmaker,  r.  1226  Pine 
Bergman  Mary,  cook,  NW  cor  California  and  Taylor 
Bergmann  A.,  confectioner  Rothschild  &  Ehrenpfort, 

r.  1435  O'Farrell 
Bergmann  August,  teacher  First  School  of  the  German 

School  Union,  r.  21  Taylor 
Bergmann  Henry,  shoemaker  H.  Thummler,  r.  724 

Mission 
Bergmann  Jacob   (Davis  Brothers,  Toklas  &  Co.j  r. 

1603  Gough 
Bergmann  Joseph  L.,  musician,  r.  1515  Post 
Bergmann  Nathan,  confectioner  Rothschild  &  Ehren- 
pfort, r.  1435  O'Farrell 
Bergmann  Samuel  R.,  butcher  Zimmermann,  Strouse 

&  Co.,  r.  506  Jessie 
Bergner  Charles  F.,  bartender  Peter  Blohme,  r.  131 

Turk     • 
Bergner  Charles  P.,  barber  William  Ratz,  r.  131  Turk 
Bergner  James,  locksmith,  r.  131  Turk 
Bergquist  E.  H.,  helper  G.  Olsen,  r.  572  Folsom 
Bergschicker  William,  foreman  Broadway  Brewery, 

r.  628  Broadway 
Bergsen  Charles,  laborer,  r.  704  Powell 
Bergsen  Frank,  tenthelper  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  704 

Powell 
Bergson  E.,  clerk  Samuel  Carson,  r.  312  Fulton 
Bergson  Emma  L.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  312  Fulton 
Bergson  Ole,  carpenter,  r.  312  Fulton 
Bergson  Oscar,  brass  molder,  r.  312  Fulton 
Bergstein  Mariana,  widow,  r.  1439  Pine 
Bergstein  Sigmund,  gripman  Sutter  St.   RR.,  r.  1439 

Pine 
Bergstrom  Charles,  cook  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Bergstrom  Charles,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Bergstrom  John,  church  organ  builder,  W  s  Califor- 
nia Av,  bet  Virginia  and  Esmeralda  Ave 
Bergstrom  Olaf ,  seaman,  r.  409  Drumm 
Bergstrom  Peter,  Swedish  Soc.,  71  New   Montgomery 
Bergstrom  S.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bergwall  Gus.,  bookkeeper  William  York,  r.  845  Mis- 
sion 
Bering  James  E.,  teacher  music,  r.  511  Lombard 
Bering  Jobn,  plumber,  r.  511  Lombard 
Bering  John  P.,  salesman  Justinian  Caire,  r.  511  Lom- 
bard 
Beritzhoflf  Alexander  C,  storekeeper  U.  S.  Internal 
Revenue,  r.  636  Stevenson 


Berjeson  Edward,  tailor  Joseph  Lancaster,  r.  531  Cali- 
fornia 
Berk  Morris  G.,  merchant,  r.  700  California 
Berkeley    Branch    Railroad,    J.    O.  B.   Gunn 
secretary,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend, 
room  1 
Berkeley  Express   (Boyd's)   John  E.  Boyd  proptr,  717 

Montgomery  and  Berkeley  Ferry 
Berkeley  Ferry  Wharf,  E  8  East,  bet  Washington  and 

Jackson 
Berkholm  C.   C,  Master    Mariners'  Ben.    Assn,    413 

Sutter 
Berkholm  H.   H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Berkhout  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  11  Valparaiso 
Berkley  Mary,  widow,  r.21  Caroline 
Berkowitz  Meyer,  suits  and  cloaks,  15  Dupont,  r.  730 

Hayes 
Berkowitz  Morris,  musician,  r.  732  Hayes 
Berlin  Frederick  A.,  attorney  at  law,  420  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  29-30,  r.  1237  Stockton 
Berlin  Otto,  driver  Sanders'  Hotel,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Vallejo 
Berlin  Simon,  clerk  William  Saalburg,  r.  416   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Berlin  William,  stevedore,  r.  31  Erie 
Berliner  Herman  A.,  merchant,  r.  134  McAllister 
Berliner  Isadore  A.,  tailor,   3  Mason 
Berling  Richard,  baker,  r.  313^  Dorland 
Berlinger  Jacob,  cigarmaker,  r.  Prescott  House 
Berlingbam  Elizabeth,  domestic  8  Liberty 
Bermingham  Bridget,  widow,  r.  130  Eleventh 
Bermingham  John,  agent  California  and  Mexi- 
can Steamship  Line,  10  Market,  r.  611  Chestnut 
Bermingham  John,  policeman,  r.  340  Eighteenth 
Bermingham  Thomas  I.,  harnessmaker,  r.  130  Eleventh 
Bf^  Bermingham.     See  Birmingham 
Berna  Frederick,  deputy  assessor,  r.  411  Brannan 
Bernal  Antonio  H.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  .510  Bush 
Bernal  Frederico,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Bernal  G.  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Church 
Bernal  Heights  School,  Philip  Prior  principal,  Cort- 
land Av,  nr  Moultrie 
Bernal  Jos6  C,  bookkeeper  L.  J.  Rufl&no  &  Co.,  r.  SE 

cor  Seventeenth  and  Church 
Bernard  Antone,  milker  N.  Y.  Dairy,  r.  Old  San  Jo86 

Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
Bernard  Barney,  cook,  r.  207  Minna 
Bernard  Bernard,  driver  Nicholas  Byrne,  r.  348  Fourth 
Bernard  Charles,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  707-709 

Sansome,  r.  312  Oak 
Bernard  Charles,  dental  student,  r.  121  Powell 
Bernard   Charles    A.,    house  and  sign    painter,    62? 

Merchant,  r.  722  O'Farrell 
Bernard  Chris.,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Bernard  Florence,  expressman,  213  Jackson,  r.  108 

Lily  Av 
Bernard  Francis,  carpenter  and  builder,  506  Kearny, 

r.  1513  Hyde 
Bernard  Gustave,  clerk  U.  Simon,  Sons  &  Cook,  r.  2914 

Sixteenth 
Bernard  Henry,  eivil  engineer,  r.  863  Folsom 
Bernard  Horace,  barber,  20  Stockton,  r.  22  Mary 
Bernard    Ida    L.   Miss,    assistant    Greenwich    Street 

Grammar  School,  r.  1513  Hyde 
Bernard  Isaac,  crockery,  2914  Sixteenth 
Bernard  James,  coUarmaker,  r.  1220  Hampshire 
Bernard  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  863  Folsom 
Bernard  John,  barber,  631  Union 
Bernard  John,  master  mariner,  r.  11  Oak  Grove  Av 
Bernard  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita 
Bernard  John  F.,  clerk  A.  B.  Elfelt  &Co.,r.  28  Rincon 

PI 
Bernard  John  F.  G.,  clerk,  r.  11  Oak  Grove  Ay 
Bernard  John  L..  miller,  r.  736  J6  Clementina 
Bernard  Josejih  F.,  laborer,  r.  1403  Mason 
Bernard  Jules  (Bernard  &  Pouzadoux)  r.  325)^  Geary 
Bernard  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1  August  Alley 
Bernard  Mary  Miss,  operator,  r.  108  Lily  Av 
Bernard  Michael  D.,  harnessmaker,  r.  1220  Hampshire 
Bernard  Michael  D.  Jr.,  r.  1220  Hampshire 
Bernard  Reinhardt,  r.  124  O'Farrell 
Bernard  Walter,  bartender,  r.  525  Pine 
Bernard  William  J.,  bookkeeiJer,  r.  11  Oak  Grove  Av 
Bernard  W.  Robert,  salesman  George  W.  Gibbs  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Bernard  &  Pouzadoux  (Jules  Bernard  and  Louis  Pouz- 
adoux) furniture  and  carpets,  312  Sutter 
IKy  Bernard.     See  Barnard,  Benard  and  Bernbard 


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Bernard!  Frank,  cook  Nevada  Restaurant,  r.  412  Green 

Bernardini  A.,  r.  627  Broadway 

Bernau  Alexander,  r.  501)  Stevenson 

Bemau  John,  porkpacker,  205  Sixth,  r.  569  Stevenson 

Bernecich  George,  seaman,  r.  503  East 

Bernert  Ferdinand,  bartender,  r.  1009  Stockton 

Bernert  John,  laaoker  clothing  dept  U.  8.  A.,  r.  264M 
Clementina 

Bernges  John,  brewer  Pioneer  Malt  House,  r.  2219 
Powell 

Bernhamer  Henry,  restaurant,  504  Market  and  5  Sut- 
ter, r.  949  Mission 

Bernhard  Beriiliarcl,  jiroprietor  baths  and  hair- 
dressing  saloon.  Palace  Hotel,  r.  215  Prospect  PI 

Bernhard  F.,  r.  444  Brannan 

Bernhard  George  Jr.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Summer 
and  Spring,  r.  15  Twenty-second 

Bernhard  Henry,  laborer,  r.  a41  Jessie 

Bernhard  Henry  J.,  clerk  J.  M.  Pearlman  &  Co.,  r. 
1601  Post 

Bernhard  James,  clerk  Schoenholz  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  341 
Jessie 

Bernhard  Joseph,  druggist,  r.  900  McAllister 

Bernhard  Joseph ,  stockbroker,  404  Montgomery,  r. 
1601  Post 

Bernhard  Peter  D.,  foreman  B.  Bernhard,  and  barber 
O.  and  O.  SS.  Oceanic,  r.  215  Prospect  PI 

Bernhard  Robert,  ship  and  freight  broker,  40  Califor- 
nia, room  4,  r.  1801  Stockton 

Bernhardt  Ferdinand,  gardener  E.  Chielovich,  r.  Chi- 
cago Hotel 

Bernhardt  Frederick,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  FOlsom 

Bernhardt  George  W.,  clerk,  r.  113  Powell 

Bernhardt  Jacob,  machinehand  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r. 
615  Natoma 

6^  Bernhardt.    See  Barnard,  Benard  and  Bernard 

Bernhardy  Gustavus,  club  rooms,  112  Kearny,  r.  1500 
Buchanan 

Bernheim  William  A.,  entry  clerk  Frank,  Goldsmith 
&  Co.,  r.  1309  Larkin 

Bernhofer  Lena,  domestic  2.324  Pacific  Av 

Bernier  Hortense,  widow,  r.  2011  Webster 

Bernieri  Giovanni,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Bernstein  Abraham,  clerk,  r.  233  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bernstein  Abraham,  laborer,  r.  156  Shipley 

Bernstein  Abraham,  oyster  saloon,  1140-1142  Market, 
r.  233  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bernstein  Alexander,  waiter  Abraham  Bernstein,  r. 
233  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bernstein  B.  Mrs.,  r.  219  Ninth 

Bernstein  Charles,  clerk  George  W.  Clarke,  r.  1325 
California 

Bernstein  David,  tailor,  729  Folsom 

Bernstein  Edward,  clerk,  r.  791  Mission 

Bernstein  Edward,  clerk  Elias  Bernstein,  r.  1765 
Howard 

Bernstein  Elias,  secondhand  furniture,  957  Market,  r. 
1765  Howard 

Bernstein  Henry,  merchant,  r.  1304  Mission 

Bernstein  Hermann,  tailor,  791  Mission 

Bernstein  Hyman,  junkdealer,  r.  219  Ninth 

Bernstein  Isaac,  clerk,  r.  233  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bernstein  Isaac,  tailor  and  fancy  goods,  320  Fifth 

Bernstein  Joseph,  r.  1833  Howard 

Bernstein  Julius  C,,  speculator,  r.  354  Eleventh 

Bernstein  Louis,  r.  18 3<  Harriet 

Bernstein  Louis,  r.  22  Taylor 

Bernstein  Louis,  jeweler,  900  Market,  r.  316  Jessie 

Bernstein  Louis,  salesman  J.Wisluzil,  r.  1833  Howard 

Bernstein  Marks,  plumber  Thomas  Day,  r.  233  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Bernstein  M.  C,  clerk  George  W.  Clarke,  r.  1325  Cali- 
fornia 

Bernstein  Morris  A.  furniture,  r.  4  Jacoby  PI 

Bernstein  Oscar,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  233 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Bernstein  Philip,  butcher,  r.  cor  Polk  and  Union 

Bernstein  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  .520  Jessie 

Bernstein  Samuel  (Dixon,  Bernstein  &  Co)  r.  Port- 
land, Or. 

Bernstein  Sigmund,  traveling  agent  Louis  Sloss  & 
Co.,  r.  18;^  Harriet  • 

Bernstein  Solomob,  clerk,  r.  219  Ninth 

Bernstein  Solomon,  fancy  goods,  38  Fourth,  r.  316 
Jessie 

Bernzott  Michael,  cooper  David  Woerner.  r.  08  Sacra- 
mento 

Berolzhime  Joseph,  cashier  Porter,  Slessinger  &  Co., 
r.  32^  Geary 


Beroni  Peter,  scavenger,  r.  21  Vandewater 

Beronio  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  337  Union 

Berunio   Augustin,  laborer,  r.  337  Union 

Beronio  Augustino,  fruit  and  produce,  r.  1436  Califor- 
nia 

Beronio  Gaetano,  proptr  Roma  Hotel,  818  Sansome 

Beronio  Luigi,  miner,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 

Beronio  Pietro,  manager  Roma  Hotel,  818  Sansome 

Beronio  Pietro  Jr.,  clerk  Roma  Hotel,  818  Sansome 

Berrand  Philip,  cook,  r.  730  Vallejo 

Berrard  Modesto  Mrs.,  laundry,  2938  Sixteenth 

Berre  Elise  Mrs.,  laundry,  341  Third 

Berre  Thurien,  laundryman,  r.  .341  Third 

Berrill  Joseph  B.,patternmaiver  Risdon  I.andL.Works, 
r.  142  Seventh 

Berrill  William  W.,  patternmaker  Riedon  I.  and  L. 
Works,  r.  142  Seventh 

Berroa  Espiridion,  cigardealer,  r.  1326  Dupont 

Berroa  Margarita,  widow,  r.  1326  Dupont 

Berry  Charles,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  nr  Mont- 
gomery 

Berry  Edward,  stableman  Oregon  Imp.  Co. 

Berry  Edward  T.,  teamster  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,  r. 
1401  Powell 

Berry  Edward  W.,  foreman  Spirit  of  the  Times,  r. 
Oakland 

Berry  Elizabeth,  domestic  460  Guerrero 

Berry  Enoch,  carpenter,  r.  2  Potter 

Berry  Freedom  S.,  suspender  maker  Mathes  &  Co.,  r. 
601  Howard 

Berry  Freeman,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 

Berry  Fulton  N.,  clerk  Liveijiool  and  London  and 
Globe  Insurance  Co.,  r.  San  Quentin 

Berry  George  H.,  clerk  District  Attorney's  Office,  r.  634 
Bush 

Berry  George  H.,  painter  and  whitener,  r.  30  Erie 

Berry  George  W.,  teamster  George  B.  Knowles  &  Son 

Berry  G.  M.  Mrs.,  candies,  128  Kearny 

Berry  Gordan  G.,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking,  r. 
515  Webster 

Berry  Hannah  Mrs.,  r.  427  Filbert 

Berry  James,  laborer,  r.  1139  Folsom 

Berry  James,  ship  carpenter,  r.  20  Hampton  PI 

Berry  James  L.,  livery  stable,  552  Bryant 

Berry  John  (Griswold  &  Berry)  r.  206 ;<5  Ninth 

Berry  John,  wooldrier,  r.  961  Folsom 

Berry  Judith  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  109  Mont- 
gomery 

Berry  Julia,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  24  Third 

Berry  Lucretia  S.,  widow,  r.  1419  Taylor 

Berry  Manuel  J.,  clerk  Arn;es  &  Dallam,  r.  518  Ji  Mont- 
gomery Av 

Berry  Mary,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Buss  and  Natoma 

Berry  Michael,  engineer,  r.  82  Clementina 

Berry  Michael  J.,  groceries,  NE  cor  Nevada  and 
Nebraska 

Berry  Nicholas  B.,  printer,  r.  618  Jessie 

Berry  Patrick,  gasfitter,  r.  108  Tehama 

Berry  Richard,  first  assistant  engineer  SS.  Mexico,  r. 
Oakland 

Berry  T.  Brien,  clerk  Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  420 
Eddy 

Berry  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  17!23  Jessie 

Berry  Thomas,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  122  Ellis 

Berry  W.  D.,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.S. 
Mint,  r.  Oakland 

Berry  W.  F.,  r.  The  Beresford 

Berry  William,  bartender  R.  Barthel 

Berry  &  Place  Machine  Co.,  Parke  &  Lacy  proptrs,  mill 
and  mining  machinery,  323-325  Market 

B^Berry.     See  Barry  and  Bury 

Berryman  Arthur,  bookkeeper,  r.  130  Guerrero 

Berrj-man  James,  r.  720  California 

Bersaglieri  Italian  Mutual  Benevolent  Society,  625 
Broadway 

Berson  A.  &  Son  (Adolphe  and  Gustave)  carpets, 
furniture  and  draperies,  26  Post 

Bersou  Adolph  (A.  Berson  &  Son)  r.  429  Sutter 

Berson  Alexandrine,  French  Laundry,  429  Sutter 

Btrson  Emily,  laundress,  r.  429  Sutter 

Berson  Gustave  (A.  Berson  &  Son)  r.  429  Sutter 

Bert  Charles,  r.  602  Twentieth 

Bert  Edward  G.,  theatrical  manager,  r.  229  Kearny 

Bert  Eugene  F.,  clerk  Gunnison  &  Booth,  r.662  Twen- 
tieth 

Bert  Frederick  W.,  theatrical  manager,  r.  662  Twen- 
tieth 

Bert  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

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BES 


Berta  Achille,  Societe  Culinaire  Francais,  510  Bush 

Berta  D.  W.,  waiter,  r.  12  Ellis 

Berta  Felice,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Bertaud  Hyppolite,  cook,  r.  1  Jacoby  PI 

Berteliug  Louis  A.  (Berteling  k  Watry)  r.  8  Howard 

Court 
Berteling  &  Watry  (Louis  A.  Berteling  and  Nich- 
olas Watry)  scientific  opticians,  427  Kearny 
Bertels  Albert,  cabinetmaker  H.  Granz,  r.  8^  Freelon 
Bertelsen  Adolphe,  clerk  Loreutz  Foard,  r.  5  Market 
Bertelsen  Andrew,  waiter,  r.  5  Market 
Bertelsen  Cliristoijher,  shoemaker,  r.  1324  Harrison 
Bertelsen  Otto,  salesman  Hubert  k  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Bertelsen  Peter,  shipping  clerk  William  F.  Nelson,  r. 

127  Jackson 
Beithe  Louis  RJme.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  515  Filbert 
Bertlieau  Ce.sar,  manager  New  York  Underwriters 

Agency,  209  Sansome,  r.  74.')  Golden  Gate  Av 
Berthier  Albert  C,  clerk,  r.  142  Seventh 
Berthold  Charles  Louis,  butcher,  r.  270  First 
Berti  Joseph,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1235  Pacific,  r. 

1320  Pacific 
Berti  Michele,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Bertin  A,,  dyeing  and  scouring,  430  Bush,  108  Fourth, 

59  Second  and  325  Montgomery  Av.  r.  430  Bush 
Bertin   Felix,  cigarmaker  Jose  A.  Garcia,  r.  625  Bush 
Bertin  Gabriel,  dyer  A.  Bertin.  r.  430  Bush 
Bertin  Leonce  C.  (Bertin  &  Lepori)  r.  1430  Jackson 
Bertin  &  Lepori   (Leonce  C.  Bertfn  and  Constantine 

Lei^ori)  Coffee  and  Spice  Mills,  517  Commercial 
gr^Bertin.     See  Berton  and  Burton 
Bertini  Joseph,  clerk  Dominico  Mancuso,  r.  SW  cor 

Valencia  and  Twentieth 
Bertini  Rafaello,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Bertody  Charles,  physician,  oflice  and  r.  1005  Stockton 
Bertola  H.,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 
Bertola  Peter,  painter,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Bertola  P.  G.,  r.  8  Jasper  PI 
Bertolacci  Francis  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  518  Valle.io 
Bertolani  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  ikaiu  and 

Folsom 
Bertoldo  Antonio,  driver  Isaac  Rivas,  r.  1321  Powell 
Bertolucci  G.  &  Co.  (Giuseppe  Bertolucci  and  V.  Ven- 
tura) proptrs  Hotel  di  Lucca,  307-309  Broadway 
Bertolucci   Giuseppe  (G.   Bertolucci    &    Co.)    r.   307 

Broadway 
Berton   F.   6i  Co.    (Francis  Berton   and  Edward 

Galliard)  bank  and  assay  oflice,  527  Clay 
Berton  Flavien  (Faure  &  Berton)  r.  419  Pine 
Berton  Franci.s    (F.   Berton   &   Co.)    and  consul 
Switzerland  and  Portugal,   527    Clay,  r.   Grand 
Hotel 
Berton  George  A.,  clerk  F.  Berton  &  Co.,  r.  Grand 

Hotel 
^g°Berton.    See  Bertin  and  Burton 
Bertram  Charles  L.,  liquor  saloon,  813  Kearny,  r.  3 

Clay  Av 
Bertram  Darius,  cook,  r.  526  Merchant 
Bertram  Johannes,  salesman  Herman  Friedlander,  r. 

333  Eddy 
Bertram  John,  tinsmith,  r.  219  Eleventh 
Bertram  Joseph,  tinsmith,  r.  219  Eleventh 
Bertram  Mary,  widow, .r.  1126  Leavenworth 
Bertram  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  219  Eleventh 
Bertrand  Andrew,  furrier,  309  Sutter 
Bertrand  Baron,  blacksmith,  r.  030  Broadway 
Bertrand  David,  cook  R.  B.  Swain,  r.  17}^  St.  Mary 
Bertrand  Denis,  cook  Henry  Hoesch,  r.  521  Union 
Bertrand  Emile,  musician,  r.  7  Kohler  PI 
Bertrand  John  B.,  cook,  r.  4  Virginia  PI 
Bertrand  Joseph  F.,  saloon,  30  Fremont,  r.  1850  Stev- 
enson 
Bertrand  Marius,  cook  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  526  Mercliant 
Bertrand  Mary,  douK^stic  1319  Mason 
Bertrand  Uosina,  widow,  lodgings,  803  Mission 
Bertrandias  Alplionse,  carpenter,  r.  409  Fourth 
Bertsch  Gottlieb,  r.  1428  Broadway 
Bertucci  Louis,  porter,  r.  210!^  Washington 
Bertucci  Salvator,  driver,  r.  506  Union 
Bertz  George,  domestic  1728  Golden  Gate  Av 
Bertz  Guido,  laborer,  r.  547  Mission 
Bertz  Jacob,  restaurant,  737  Market,  r.  616  Jones 
Bertzkofif  J.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  636  Stev- 
enson 
Bervert  Mary,  domestic  1709  Hyde 
Berwick  David,  plumber  Sutherland  &  Gray,  r.  11  Au- 
burn 
Berwick  MoUie  E.  Miss,  bookfolder  Bartling  &  Kim- 
ball, r.  11  Auburn 


Berwick  Nettie  W.  Miss,  r.  824  Filbert 

Berwick  Robert  C,  butcher,  r.  (419)  519  Franklin 

Berwick  William  B.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works,  r. 

NE  cor  Wool  and  Lincoln  Avs.  B.  H. 
Berwiu  Herman  R.,  salesman  P.  Berwin  &  Bro.,  r.  1320 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Berwiu  Lizzie  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  318 M  Third 
Berwin  Louis  D.,  second  hand  clothing,  1061  Market 
Berwin  Moses,  watchmaker  Frederick  O.  Cornelius, r. 

Devisadero,  bet  Hayes  and  Grove 
Berwin  M.  P.,  assistant  bookkeeper  P.  Berwin  &  Bro., 

r.  1320  Golden  Gate  Av 
Berwin  P.  &  Brother  (Pincus  Berwin)  importers  hats 

and  caps,  111  Battery 
Berwin  Pincus  (P.  Berwin  &  Brother)  r.  1320  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Besant  A.,  purchasing  dgent,  605  Sacramento,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Besby  Henry,  saloon  keeper,  r.  314  Ivy  Av 
Bescheinen  Brothers  (William  and  Henr.y)  watchmak- 
ers and  jewelers,  613  Kearny 
Bescheinen  Henry  (Bescheinen  Brothers)  r.  1609  How- 
ard 
Bescheinen  Julius,  watchmaker  H.  A.  Thompson,  r. 

1609  Howard 
Bescbeinen  William   (Bescheinen    Brothers)  r.   1609 

Howard 
Bescherer  John  M.,  house  jsainter,  r.  213 H  Clara 
Beschorman  Adolph,  upholsterer,  r.  546  Jessie 
Beschormann  August  H.,  with  William  Kock,  r.  915}< 

Howard 
Beschormann  Charles  F.,  clerk,  r.  1810  Mason 
Besecke  William    (Wagener  &  Beseoke)  r.  1906  Lar- 

kin 
Besendorf  Michael,   sawyer  Kragen   &    Geist,   r.   14 

Prospect  PI 
Beseuthal  Ernest,  restaurant,  r.  617  Mason 
Beshlich  Jean,  machinist,  r.  10  Minna 
Beslev  Hans  C,  pressman   Pac  Oil  .ind  Lead  Works, 
r.  W  8  Sanchez,  bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty- 
ninth 
Bess  Mrs.,  r.  loj^  Washington  Av 
Bess  SilvaJ.,  r.  1513 3<i  Market 
Besse  Henri,  teacher  music,  r.  1909  Broderick 
Besse  Josejah  O.,  salesman  Verdler,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r. 

1909  Broderick 
Bessemer  Henry  L.,  chemist,  r.  1587  Turk 
Besser  Ferdinand,  laborer,   r.  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Besser  Joseph,  deckhand  S.  P.  C.  RR.,  Oakland  Ferry, 

r.  13  Natoma 
Besso  Giuseppe,  barber,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Bessogni  F.  Mrs.,  housekeeper  506  Fourth 
Bessolo  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Besson  Auguste,  cook,  r.  824  Montgomery 
Besson  C.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  741  Howard 
Besson   Emile,   clerk  N.  Ten   Bosch  ft,   Co.,    r.    741 

Howard 
Besson  Frederick,   drayman,    r.    Portland    Lodging 

House 
Besson  G.  G.,  collector,  r.  526  Vallejo 
Best  Si  BelcUer  Mining  Co.    (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 

William  Willis  secretary,  29  Nevada  Block 
Best   Clermont  L.  Jr.,   first   lieutenant  First  Artil- 
lery, U.  S.  A.,  Fort  Point 
Best  David  A.,  steward,  r.  8  Montgomery  Court 
Best  Edward,  clerk  American  District  Telegraph  Co., 

961  Mission,  r.  516  Leavenworth 
Best  George  W.,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1122 

Larkin 
Best  J.  Miss,  r.  1160  Market 

Best  James,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71   New  Mont- 
gomery 
Best   John,    offtce    furniture,   405}^    California,    r. 

Alameda 
Best  John  T.  Mrs.,  r.  319  Fremont 
Best  Maria  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  437  Eddy 
Best  William,  stairbuilder,  r.  516  Leavenworth 
Bester  John  H.,  liquor  saloon,  543  Jackson,  r.  627 

Green,  rear 
Besthorn  Christopher,  ironworker,  r.  202  Perry 
Besthorn  George,  housepainter,  r.  1105  Scott 
Besthorn  Henry,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  65  Minna 
Besthorn  Herman,  shoemaker,  206  Post,  r.  9  William 
Besthorn  Herman  E.,  liquor  saloon,  7  Stevenson,  r. 

65  Minna 
Bestmann  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bestor  Henry  T.,  architect,  oflice  652  Market,  r. 

1921  Sutter 
Besy  Bernard,  gardener,  25  Colombo  Market 


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Betancue  Joseph  p.,  jihotographer  Rieman  &   Co,  r.  j  ^^ 

Oakland 
Betch   Hermann,  leather  dresser  Phillip,   Hesthal  & 

Co.,r.  Tremont  House 
Betger  Edward,   shoemaker,   543}^   Merchant,  r.   736 

Green 
Betger  Gustave  H.,  bookkeeper  J.  J.   Pfister  &  Co.,  r. 

736  Green 
Belli  Aclolpli,    liquor  saloon   and  restaurant,   SE 

cor  Post  and  Kearny,  r.  210  Eleventh 
Beth  Beniamiu  F.,  boltcutter  Pac.   Rolling   Mills,  r. 

210  Eleventh 
Bethany   Congregational    Church,    Rev.   William   C. 
Pond    pastor,    Bartlett,     bet    Twenty-fifth    and 
Twenty-sixth 
Bethel  George  F.,  waiter  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  2  Stanly 

Court 
Bethell  Thomas  W.,  sergeant  police,  r.  005  Fell 
Betliesda    Mineral     AVater  (Waukesha,    Wis.) 
Louis  Cahen  &  Son  agents  for  Pacific  Coast,  416- 
418  Sacramento 
Bethke  William,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Soda  Co.,  767  Bryant 
Betkowski  Ellen,  widow,  r.  23  J^  Silver 
Betkowski  John,  baker,  r.  2009  Hyde 
Betkowski  Martin,  marblecutter,  r.  555  Natoma 
Betsche  .4ug\ist,  cooper,  r.  502  Bush 
Betsche  Charles,   locksmith  Jackson  Foundry,  r.  509 

Olive  4.V 
Bettebenner  Robert  V.,  carpenter,  r.  129  Valencia 
Bettelheim   Aaron   S.    Rev.  Dr.,  rabbi   Congregation- 

Ohebai  Shalome,  r.  1311  Larkin 
Bettelheim  Felix  A.,  surgeon  P.  M.  SS.  Colima,  r.  1311 

Larkin 
Bettelin  Brother  Rev.,  president  St.  Mary's  College, 

r.  Mission  Road,  4  miles  from  old  City  Hall 
Betten  William,  gunsmith  and  shooting  gallery,  712 

Washington,  r.  Alameda 
Bettencourt  Caesar,  barber  Adam   Grimm,  r.  757  Mis- 
sion 
Bettencourt  J.  De  Sousa,  physician,  oflice  and  r.  224 

Kearny 
Bettencourt  Joseph  S.,  barber  C.  Laubenheimer,  r. 

417  Kearny 
Bettencourt  Nellie,  widow,  r.  32  Second 
Bettencourt  Sostenes,  compositor,  r.  18  Valparaiso 
Bettger  Frank,  carwasher  Geary  St.  RR. 
Betti  Pasqiiale,  dishwasher,  r.  8  Ohio 
Bettiuger  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  812  Jessie,  rear 
Bettini  A.,  r.  518  Pacific 
Bettini  C,  r.  518  Pacific 
Bettis  Harry  S.,  blacksmith,  r.  1808  Larkin 
Bettis   Otis  J.,   blacksmith    and  wagonmaker,   1434 

Jackson,  r.  1808  Larkin 
Bettman  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  16  Clinton 
Bettman  Gustav  M.,  bookkeeper  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer, 

r.  1355  Post 
Bettman  Moses,  soap  mnfr,  311  Commercial,  r.  1355 

Post 
Bettnraii   Sigmund  M.,   proprietor  Royal   Glove  Co., 

506  Market,  r.  1355  Post 
Betts  Spring  Co.,   William  M.   Betts  president, 

Edwin  Fretwell  secretary,  218  Fremont 
Betts  William,  springmaker  Betts  Spring  Co.,  r.  10 

Harriet 
Betts  William  M.,    president  Betts  Spring  Co., 

218  Fremont,  r.  Oakland 
Betty   O'Neal   Mining  Co.  (Lander  Co.,  Nev.)  R.   W. 

Heath  secretary,  318  Pine,  rooms  16-17 
Betz  C,  carpenter,  r.  2512  Bryant 
Betzel   Isidor  L.,  salesman  F.Toplitz  k  Co.,  r.  2625 

Howard 
Betzel  Lomis,  r.  1909  Bush 
Betzner  Philip,  laborer,  r.  110  Perry 
Betzold  Anna  R.  Mrs.,  branch  bakery,  1305  Polk,  r. 

418  O'Farrell 
Betzold  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  cor  Thirteenth  Av  acd  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Betzold  Matthias  (Betzold  &  Nieman)  r.  418  O'Farrell 
Betzold  Robert,  bartender  Max  Vogelsang,  r.  17  Verona 
Betzold  k  Nieman  (Matthias  Betzold  and  Henry  Nie- 
man) proptrs  California  Bakery,  418  O'Farrell 
Beucler  Julius  J.,  laundrymaii,  r.  Ill  Jessie 
Beuman  Autone,  milker  New  York  Dairy,  r.  Old  San 

Jose  Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
Beuntielic  Antonio,  chickenranch,  W  a  Amherst,  nr 

Henry,  U.  M.  T. 
Beuten  Frank,  tailor,  r.  431  Dupont 
Beutler  Emily,   widow,  r.  1111  Jones 
Beutler  Frank  B.,  salesman  G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  r.  1721 
Hyde 


Beutler.    See  Butler 
Bevan  James,  waiter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Bevau  Washington  J.,  mining,  r.  28  Mary 
Bevans  Isaac  L.,  clerk,  r.  423  Laguna 
Bevell  Henry  B.,   machinist  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  8  Park 

Av 
Bevell  Mary  M.  Miss,  c:irpet  sewer,  r.  8  Park  Av 
Bevell  Richard  M.,  seaman,  r.  8  Park  Av 
Bevell  R.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  8  Park  Av 
Bevell  William  T.,  stockdriver,  r.  8  Park  Av 
Beveridge  Horatio  (Henry  Lund  k  Co.)  r.  2120  Pacific 

Av 
Beverly  Edward  H.,  engineer  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r. 

232  Minna 
Beverly  Herbert,  salesman  Joseph  A.  Allen,  r.  675 

Mission 
Beverly  John,  salesman  A.  W.  Fink,  r.  1915  Jones 
Beverseu  Brothers  (Martin  andCarsten)  groceries  and 

liquors,  570  Mission 
Beverseu  Carsten  (Beversen  Brothers)  r.  568  Mission 
Beverseu  Henry,  clerk  A.  H.  LUl,  r.  16  Eddy 
Beverseu  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  765  Folsom,  r. 

25  Clara 
Beversen  Martin  (Beversen  Brothers)  r.  568  Mission 
Beviloekway  Louis  M.,   machinist,  r.  1121   Twenty- 
first 
Bevis   Thomas,   machinist  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  308 

Beale 
Bewley  Clifton  L.,  clerk  Samuel  S.   Sample,  r.  609 

Hyde 
Bewley  Margaret  L.,  widow,  r.  609  Hyde 
Bewley  William  J.,  clerk  S.  F.  Directory,  r.   8  Cen- 
tral PI 
Beyer  A.  &  Co.  (Anthony  Beyer)  mnfrs  paper  bags  and 

envelopes,  258  Market 
Beyer  Adolph,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Capp  and  Six- 
teenth 
Beyer  Anthony  (A.  Beyer  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Beyer  Edwin,  seaman  Oregon  Imp.  3S.  Walla  Walla 
Beyer  George,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 
Beyer  Herman,  r.  737  McAllister 
Beyer  Louis  H.,  barber,  r.  625  Vallejo 
Beyer  Marietta  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  625  Vallejo 
Beyer  Minnie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1908  Ellis 
Beyer  Otto,  cook  Long  Branch  Hotel 
Beyer  William  E.  C,  bartender  Carroll  k  Gampor,  r. 

Oakland 
B^"  Beyer.     See  Buyer  and  Byer 
Beyerle  John  E.,  brazier  Jackson  Foundry,  r.   627 

Green 
Beyersdorf  Louis,  r.  17  Powell 
Beyf  uss  Carl,  ship  and  freight  broker,  206  Front,  r. 

1227  Pine 
Baynon  David,   rougher  Pac.   Rolliug   Mills,  r.  S  s 

Sierra,  bet  Georgia  and  Michigan 
Bez  Charles,  plater  S.  F.  Brass  Works,  r.  1129  Folsom 
Bezerle    Joseph,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Assn,    71    New 

Montgomery 
Beziade  Eleanor,  seamstress,  r.  1502  Powell 
Biagi  Biagio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  025  Broadway 
Biagi  Carlo,  hostler,  r.  818  Sansome 
Biagi   D.    &  Co.    (Domenlco  Biagi   and  John    L. 
Radovich)    fruit  and   produce   commission,   520 
Sansome 
Biagi  Domenico  (D.  Biagi  k  Co.)  r.  108  Geary 
Biagi  Giovanni,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  1431  Natoma 
Biagini  Casimiro,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Biagini  Florindo,  r.  15  Ohio 

Biagini  Jacopo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc, 625  Broadway 
Biagini  Lonnzo,  blacksmith,  r.  4  Broadway 
Biagini  Pacltico,  Itiilian   Bersaglieri   Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Biagini  Pletro,  fruit  peddlft-,  r.  131  Pacific 
Biagini  Rafaele,  cook,  r.  103  Pacific 
Biago  Julius,  longshoreman,  r.  12  Sonora 
Blanca  A.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  818  Sansome 
Bianchi  Amerigo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  8oc.,  625  Broad- 
way 
Bianchi  Angelo,  granite  worker,  r.  974  Bryant 
1  Biauchi  Angelo,  tailor,  r.  11  Banuam  PI 

Bianchi  Antonietta,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wa.shington 
'  Bianchi  Carlo  (L.  J.  Ruffiuo  k  Co.)  r.  974  Bryant 
!  Biauchi  Eugenio,  teacher  vocal   music   r.   765  Mar- 
I         ket 
Bianchi  Giovanni,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Bianchi  Giuseppe,  macaroni  maker,  r.   Colombo  Ho- 
tel 
Bianchi  Guerino,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
1  Bianchi  Maria,  Kalian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 


WALNUT,  MAPLE,  CHEERY 


JOHN  WICNIORE,  Office  «33SpearSt. 

Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


BIA 


204 


BIG 


Bianchi  Pietro,  foreman  L.   J.  Euflano  &  Co.,  r.  974 

Bryant 
Biancbi  Virgilio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Bianchini    Giovanni,    Italian    Bersaglieri     Soc,   625 

Broadway 
Bianchini  Michael  A.,  clerk  S.  P.  Soule.r.  804  Jackson 
Biancolano  Leonildo,   Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,   625 

Broadway 
Biancolano  Matteo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Blarnez  Amaria  Mme.,  French  laundry,  918  Larkin 
Biarnez  Marie  Miss,  laundress,  r.  918  Larkin 
Biart  Henry  G.,  mnfg  jeweler,  325,'^  Bush,  r.  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Sixteenth 
Bibbero  David,  salesman  M.  Spiro  &  Co.,  r.  18  Kearny 
Bibbins  G.  W.,  miner,  r.  Lick  House 
Bibbins  Tracy  E.,  compositor,  r.  1401  Jackson 
Bibbins  Tracy  L.,  mining  agent,  r.  1401  Jackson 
Bibby  Augusta  M.,  widow  (T.  Henry  Asche   &   Co.)  r. 

San  Rafael 
Bibby  Francis,  farmer,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 

South  S.  F. 
Bibeau  Philomena,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Mission  and  Eu- 
genia 
Bibend  Ferdinand,  machinist,  r.  1013  Lombard 
Bibend  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  510  Fell 
Biber  Bertha  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  311  Sutter 
Biber  Stephanie,  widow,  governess,  1422  California 
Bibergall  Jacob,  peddler,  r.  1317  Sacramento 
Bibo  Samuel  (Weitz  &  Bibo)  r.  2011  Fillmore 
Bichard  Charles  N.,  clerk N.  Bichard,  r.  23  South  Park 
Bichard  Nicholas,  coal,  16-18  Howard,  r.  365  First 
Bick  Robert,  upholsterer,  211  Ellis,  r.  213  Ellis 
Bickel  Magdelina  C,  widow,  r.  28  Haight 
Bickerstaff  Joseph  I.,  machinist,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet 

Solano  and  Mariposa 
Bickford  Chauncey,  soap  peddler,  r.  E  s  Carolina,  bet 

Alameda  and  Channel 
Bickford  Clarence  E.,  clerk  Rudolph  Hochkofler,  r. 

524  Jones 
Bickford  John  F.,  packer,  r.  E  s  Carolina,  bet  Alame- 
da and  Channel 
Bickford  Louise  G.,  housekeeper,  800  Bush 
Bickford  Thomas  M.,  drayman,  r.  2939  Howard 
Bickleman  Frederick,  millwright,  r.  317  Bush 
Bickmore  George,  carpenter,  r.  5  Burcham  PI 
Bicknell  Clifford  N.,  r.  E  s  Minnesota,  bet  Mariposa 

and  Solano 
Bicknell  James  N.,  furnished  rooms,  1222  Leaven- 
worth 
Biconso  Bartolomeo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Biddick  Ann,  widow,  r.  21  Rausch,  rear 
Biddick  James,  carpenter,  r.  21  Rausch,  rear 
Biddolph  A.  Miss,  actress  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  6  Vernon 

PI 
Biddolph  William,   laborer,  r.   Spring  Valley  Home- 
stead, nr  Mission  Road 
Bidekoflf  August,  barber,  r.  14J<S  Folsom  Av 
Bidinger  Charles,  barber,  r.  3  Jackson  PI 
Bldinger  William,  barber,  r.  9  Howard  Court 
Bidlack  William  W.,  physician,  office  and  r.  142)4 

Fourth 
Bidleman  Enoch  G.,  bookkeeper  E.  Martin  &  Co.,  r. 

Grand  Hotel 
Bidleman  William  A.,  salesman  E.  Martin  &  Co.,  r. 

211  Thirteenth 
Bidwell  John  E.,  salesman  E.  Mansbach  &  Co.,   r.  514 

Guerrero 
Bidwell  Richard,  policeman,  r.  1015  Jackson 
Bieber  August,  laborer,  r.  Union  Hotel 
Biebesheimer  Peter,  laborer,  r.  8  Vandewater 
Biechel  Frank,  plasterer,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Biedenbach  August,  r.  140  Silver 
Biedermann  Louis,  cook,  r.  625  Stevenson 
Biedolph  Edward,  clerk  I.  S.  Van  Winkle   &   Co.,   413 

Market 
Bieghle  George,  salesman  Schlueter  &  Volberg,  r.  27 

Turk 
Biehl  Herman,  porter,  r.  127  Jackson 
Bielar  Mary  Miss,  teacher  Domestic  Sewing  Machine, 

r.  120  Sixth 
Bielawski  Casimir,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-Gen- 
eral's Office,  r.  2344  California 
Bleleck  Adam  A.,  clerk  N.  Thorson,  r.  1007  Harrison 
Bieleck  Hermine  M^s.,  midwife,  r.  1007  Harrison 
Bielenberg  Hermann,  butcher,   r.    SW  cor  Valencia 

and  Market 
Bielenberg  Peter  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  31  Te- 
hama • 


Bieler  Adolph,  tailor,  r.  8  Virginia  PI 
Bielski  Max,  r.  629  3^  Grove 
Bien  Abraham  J.,  machinist,  r.  1216  Pierce 
Bien  Joseph,  locksmith  and  machinist,  412  Commer- 
cial, r.  1216  Pierce 
Bien  Morris,  assistant  topographer  U.  8.   Geological 

Survey,  r.  1216  Pierce 
l3^"Bien.     S^-e  Bean 

Bienenfeld  Bernard,  student,  r.  1015  Larkin 
Bienenfeld  Elias,  dry  goods,  1015  Larkin 
Bienenfeld  Herman,  clerk,  r.  1015  Larkin 
Blentz  R.,  commission  produce,  r.  322  Taylor 
Bierbrauer  Charles  F.,  bookkeeper  Wieland   Bros.,   r. 

1205  Folsom 
Bierbrauer  George,  clerk  K.  Meussdorffer,  r.  1205  Fol- 
som 
Bierbrauer  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1205  Folsom 
Bierce  Albert  S.,   sweepcellar  operative   melter   and 

refiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  15  Seventh 
Bierce  Ambrose  G.,  editor  S.  F.  Illustrated  Wasp,  r. 

Oakland 
Biermann  Julius, bakery,  1216  Pacific 
Biers  Charles  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  116  Gilbert 
Bierstrom  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 
Biesta  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  331  Montgomery 
Blester  William,  cook,  r.  700  Front 
Big  Prize  Mining  Co.  (Humboldt  Co.,  Nev.)  William 
Letts  Oliver  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  13 
Bigaze  L.  A.  &  Co.  (Louis  A.  Bigaze  and  Joseph  A.  Or- 
tiz) sewing  machine  agents,  328  Montgomery  Av 
Bigaze  Louis  A.  (L.  A.  Bigaze  &  Co.)  r.  328  Montgom- 
ery Av 
Bigelow  A.  R.,  carpenter,  r.  2920  Folsom 
Bigelow  Benjamin  D.,  shipwright,  r.  1407  Church 
Bigelow  Charles  L.  (Bigelow  &  Morris)  r.  313  Leaven- 
worth 
Bigelow  Clara  J.  Mrs.,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  228  ShotweU" 
Bigelow  Cornelius,  machinist,  r.  210  Langton 
Bigelow  Daniel,  lamplighter,  r.  210  Langton 
Bigelow  Daniel  J.,  millhand,  r.  210  Langton 
Bigelow  Francis  H.,  compositor,  r.  503^  Zoe 
Bigelow  George  H.,  clerk  Cal.  Glass  Works,  r.  1608 

Polk 
Bigelow  George  T.,  r.  1518  California 
Bigelow  Harry  L. ,  journalist -The  Argonaut,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Bigelow  fl.  H.,  city  agent  Imperial,  London,  North- 
ern and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  441  California,  r. 
Oakland 
Bigelow  John  K.,  machinist,  13  Fremont,  r.  737  Mar- 
ket 
Bigelow  Louis,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1807  Mission 
Bigelow  Lyman  M.,  machinist,  r.  737  Market 
Bigelow  Mary  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  210  Langton 
Big:elo\v  Samuel  C. ,  capitalist,  314  California,  r. 

NW  cor  McAllister  and  Steiner 
Bigelo-»v  Sainnel  F.,  attorney  at  law,  528  Califor- 
nia, rooms  11-14,  r.  Lick  House 
Bigelow  Susan  H.  Mrs.,  assistant  Clement  Grammar 

School,  r.  1608  Polk 
Bigelow  &  Morris  (Charles  L.  Bigelow  and  Wil- 
lard  B.  Morris)  proprietors  Western  Iron  Works, 
323  Mission  and  103  Fremont 
Bigger  Alexander,  steward  P.  0.  SS.  Senator,  r.  1808 

Stevenson. 
Bigger  William  H.,  jWDrter,  r.  26  Louisa 
Biggi  Narcisso,  laborer,  r.  1713  Leavenworth, rear 
Biggin  John  G.,  porter  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Biggins  James,  expressman,  SW  cor  Third  and  Steven- 
son, r.  24  Third 
Biggins  John,  machinist,  r.  SE  cor  Norwicn  and  Te- 
hama 
Biggins  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Tehama,  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Biggins  Patrick,  proptr  Haight  House,  630  Brannan 
Biggins  Thomas,  seaman  stmr  Mary  D.  Hume,  r.  407 

Main 
Biggio  Domenico    (Mussant^    &  Biggio)  r.  1334  Du- 

pont 
Biggio  Giovanni,  teamster,    r.  N  s  Broadway,   bet 

Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Biggs  Albert  E.,  mechanic,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Boad,  nr 

Colusa 
Biggs  David,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Biggs  David  A.,  butcher,  r.  E  6  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

Colusa 
Biggs  Donald,  tanner,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Boad,  nr  Co- 
lusa 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


fSaccessors  to  Braverman  A  l.e\y 

I  19    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


'WANBIING   C'Ai:.L.EI>  FOB  AND  DEI^IVKRED. 

OFFICE,   64»   9IARKKT  STKKET. 


MG 


205 


BIR 


Biggs  Harry  C,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Machine  Works,  r. 
1906  Laguna 

Biggs  Jesse  E.,  r.  1111  Jones 

Biggs  John,  vaquero,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr  Co- 
lusa 

Biggs  Mark,  stonecutter  Began  &  Orford. 

Biggs  Mary  K.,  widow,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr  Co- 
lusa 

Biggs  N.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1041  Polk 

Biggs  Thomas,  r.  122  William 

Biggs  William,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,betM  andN, 
South  S.  F. 

Biggs  William  O.,  vaquero,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  road,  nr 
Colusa 

Biggy  Francis,  canvasser  P.  F.  Collier,  r.  602  Ellis 

Biggy  James  P.,  driver  Cal.  Laundry,  r.  523  How- 
ard 

Biggy -John,  expressman,  cor  Ellis  and  Market,  r.  618 
Ash  Av 

Biggy  Joseph  J.  (Ferguson  &  Biggy)  r.  Santa  Bar- 
bara 

Biggy  Terrence,  hostler,  r.  523  Howard 

Biggy  William  J.  (Ferguson  &  Biggy)  r.  523   Howard 

Bighani  Charles,  fish  dealer,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 

Bigham  Frederick  J.,  vice-president  The  Cal. Marriage 
Endowment  Assn,  321 J^  Montgomery 

Bigley  Brotlier^  (Daniel  and  George)  wholesale 
groceries  and  iirovisions,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 

Bigley  Daniel  (Bigley  Brothers)  r.  619  Nineteenth 

Bigley  Edward  A.,  clerk  Macdonald  &.  Hawea,  r.  402 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Bigley  Ella  Miss,  copyist  Superior  Court  Dept 
No.  9,  r.  402  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bigley  George  (Heriot,  Bigley  &  Co.  and  Bigley 
Brothers)  r.  215  Eleventh 

Bigley  Jennie  Miss,  assistant  Silver  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  402  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bigley  John,  helper,  melter  and  refiner's  dept 
U.  S.  Mint,  r.  229  Capp 

Bigley  John,  shoemaker,  r.  21  Telegraph  PI 

Bigley  John  G.,  clerk  Heriot,  Bigley  &  Co.,  r.  229 
Capp 

Bigley  Josephine  T.  Miss,  copyist  County  Recorder, 
r.  402  Golden  Gate  Av' 

Bigley  Thomas,  superintendent  repairs  State  Harbor 
Commissioners,  r.  402  Golden  Gate  Av  , 

Bigue  Vincent  (G.  Wittman  &  Co.)  r.  1407  X  Powell 

Bignes  Thomas,  tripeman,  r.  Fifth  Av  bet  L  and  M, 
South  S.  F. 

Bignotti  Federico,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Biguotti  Gjacomo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Bignotti  Giovanni,  vegetables,  46  Colombo  Market, 
r.  SE  cor  Hayes  and  Baker 

Bigovich  John  (Josich  &Bigovich)  r.  212  Brannan 

Bigu*  Jeanne,  domestic  1406  Sacramento 

Bigue  Pierre,  nur.^e  French  Hospital,  Bryant  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth 

Bihan  Napoleon,  porteir,  r.  251  Stevenson 

Bilay  Anthony  B\,  manager  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  113 
Second,  r.  4  Ridley 

Bilay  Hugo  A.,  silversmith  Schulz  &  Fischer,  r.  i 
Ridley 

Bilfinger  Qus.,  carrier  The  Guide,  .521  Clay 

Bilkey  James  H.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  620 
Fourth 

Bill  Conrad,  mattress  maker,  r.  7  Card  Alley 

Bill  Conrad,  restaurant,  29  Drumm 

Bill  George  (Tyson  k  Bill)  r.  5  Hopeton  Terrace 

Bill  Jacob,  baker,  r.  1419  Stockton 

Bill  John,  butcher,  r.  738  Minna 

Bill  Philip,  r.  29  Hitch 

Bill  W.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Bill  William  A.,  salesman  D.  S.  Weaver,  r.  47  Third 

Billberg  Magnus  F.,  clerk  estate  of  P.  Eruns,  r.  NW 
cor  Third  and  litrry 

Bille  Catherine,  domestic  922  Jackson 

Billor  M.,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 

Billermanu  E.,cltrk,  r.  1115  Shotwell 

Billi  B.,  .seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Billiard  Constant,  r.  408 'i  Natoma 

Billing  Henry,  clerk  New  Wisconsin  Hotel,  902  Mont- 
gomery 

Billings  David  R.  (D.  "R.  Billings  &  Co.)  r.  7  Tele- 
graph PI 

Billings  D.  K.  k  Co.  (David  B.  Billings  and  George 
E.  Cook)  groceries  and  liquors,  1311  Stockton 

Billings  Edward,  paper  carrier,  r.  215  Stevenson 

Billings  George  E.  (Billings,  Harboume&Ou.)  r.  1612 
Clay 


Billings,  Harbourne  &  Co.  (George  E.  Billings 
and  John  W.  Harbourne)  books  and  stationery,  3 
Montgomery 
Billings  Harriet  Mrs.,  r.  31  Eddy 
Billings  Joseph,  seatuan  SS.  Humboldt,  r.  531  East 
Billings  Kate,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  55  Minna 
Billings  S.  O.  Mrs.,  shoefitter,  r.  37  Eddy 
Billiugsley  William  J.,  gardener,  NE  cor  Steiner  and 

Sutter 
Bilse  AdolphD.,   bookkeeper  Phcenix  and  Home  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Lily  Av  and  Laguna 
Bilty  S.  A.  D.,  lettercarrier  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r.  1420  Powell 
Bilty  Theodore  G.,  miner,  r.  1420  Powell 
Bilz   Susan,  widow,  r.  1834  Larkin 
Bilz  Susanna,  widow,  r.  706  California 
Binder  Albert,  barber,  r.  320  Francisco 
Binder  Charles,  varnisher,  r.  411  Fourth 
Binder  Clarence  A.,  bartender,  r.  102  Stockton 
Binder  Michael,  butcher,  r.  523  Brannan 
Bine  Charles  K.,  teamster,  r.  421  Bush 
Bine  John,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 
Bine  Leon  (Bine&  Georges)  r.  1012  Geary 
Blue  Solomon,  importer  and  retail  trimmings  and 

fancy  goods,  130  Kearny,  r.  1006  Geary 
Bine  &  Georges   (Leon  Bine  and  Hippolyte  Georges) 

merchant  tailors,  119  Sutter 
Binet  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  335  Vallejo 
Binford  John,  sawyer,  r.  628  Brannan 
Bing  George,  barber  Hammam  Baths,  13  Dupont  * 
Biug  ilichael,  merchant,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Bing  Plumeto  M.,  hairdresser,  r.  103  Jackson 
Bingham  Alexander,  wireworker,  r.  512  Bush 
Bingham  Charles  E.,  boilermaker,  r.  737  Howard 
Bingham  C.  V.  S.,  lighthouse  tender,  r.  lOOJj  Jackson 
Bingham  Daniel,  foreman  forger  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  336  Sixth 
Bingham  Ellis,  boltcutter,  r.  336  Sixth 
Bingham  Henry  (Menzies,   Bingham  &   Co.)    r.  1808 

Dupont 
Bingham  Lindsley  G.,  bookkeeper  L.  P.  Fisher,  r.  512 

O'Farrell 
Bingham  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  512  O'Farrell 
Bingham  Thomas,  hammerman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

336  Sixth 
Bingham  Thomas  R.,  r.  1624  Sutter 
Bingham  W.  G.,  r.  126  Sixth 
Bingham  William  F.,  mail  clerk  Evening  Post.r.  2929 

Sacramento 
Bingle  William,  policeman,  r.  1421  Jackson 
Bini  Giuseppe,  paste  mnfr,  r.  214  Broadway 
Bini  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Binnick  John,  i:)icture  dealer,  r.  853  Harrison 
Binning  Herman,  blacksmith,  r.  105  Eighth 
Binola  Christox)her,  gardener,  r.  N  s  Lake,  bet  Second 

and  Third  Avs 
Biocina  Nicholas,  porter,  r.  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Biorch  Frank,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Biorch  Jacob,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc. ,  627  Commercial 
Birabent  Eugene,  baker,  r.  724  Filbert 
Birabent  Marc  A.,  r.  724  Filbert 

Birbe  Henry  C,  salesman  Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co. 
and  treasurer  Tule  Carpet  Lining  Co.,r.  Sixth  Av, 
bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Birch  Frank,  r.  17  Freelon 
Birch  Henry,  stevedore  Chase  &   Wolff,   r.   NW   cor 

Montgomerj'  and  Vallejo 
Birch  John,  waiter  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Birch  John  Jr.,  pantryman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

11  Bryapt 
Birch  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Seventeenth 

and  Eighteenth 
Birch  Martin,  stevedore  George  Wiiitney 
Birch  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  110  Dore 
Birch  Samuel,  gardener,  r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Seven- 
teenth and  Eighteenth 
Birch  Thomas  J.,  clerk, r.  1116  Filbert 
Birch  Walter  W.,  machinist,  r.  1906  Laguna 
Birch  William,  bartender,  r.  430  Sixth 
Birch  William  X.,  accountant  and  shorthand  writer, 

r.  913  Sacramento 
Biri-h  WiUinni  H.,  proprietor  California  Machine 

Works,  119  Beale,  r.  1906  Laguna 
ffF"Birch.     See  Burch 
Birchell  Edward,  pedd'er,  r.  1603  Eddv 
Bird  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  159  Second 
Bird  Charles  K.,  teamster,  r.  319  Bush 
Bird  Charles  L.  (Perrin  &  Bird)  r.  426  Post 
Bird  Edward,  engineer,  r.  524  Filbert 
Bird  Edward  J.,  porter,  r.  126  Silver 


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Bird  Frank  W.,  salesman  West  Coast  Furniture  Co.,  r. 

332  Page  '  j 

Bird  Harry,  helper  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  908  Lom-  j 

bard 
Bird  James,  porter,  r.  415  NatomS 
Bird  Jeanette  W.  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  209  Valencia 
Bird  John  F.,  machinist,  r.  439  Clementina 
Bird  Margaret,  domestic  2225  Jackson 
Bird  Mary,  widow,  r.  415  Natoma 
Bird  Mary,  widow,  r.  713 M  Vallejo 
Bird  Michael,  machiuLst,  r.  229  Second 
Bird  Michael,  plumber,  r.  439  Clementina 
Bird  Mrs.,  r.  SE  cor  Ellis  and  Mason 
Bird  Nelson  J.,  M.  D.,  consulting  surgeon  Travelers' 

Insurance  Co.,  410  California,  r.  San  Quentin 
Bird  Patrick  F.,  assistant  bookkeeper  C.  Curtin,  r.  717 

Natoma 
Bird  Richard,  laborer  C.  P.  KPv.,  r.  119  Clinton 
Bird  Robert,  jeweler  and  diamond  setter,  912  Powell 
Bird  Samuel,  foreman  John  Utschig,  r.  161  Clara 
Bird  Thomas,  clerk  H.  Levi  <&  Co.,  r.  415  Natoma 
Bird  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  730  Washington 
Bird  William,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho 
Bird  William,  tailor,  r.  2563iJ  Jessie 
Birden  Deli)henia,  widow,  r.  1619  Devisadero  ' 
Birdsall  David  H.,  traveling  agent  Giant  Powder  Co., 

T.  SH  Harriet 
Birdsall  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  824  Folsom 
Birdsall  George,  sergeant  police,  r.  320  Ritch 
Birdsall  Samuel  T.,  attorney  at  law,  office  230  Mont- 
gomery, r.  20  Montgomery 
Birdsall  Walter  B.,  clerk,  r.  824  Folsom 
Birdsall  William,  foreman  JohnW.  Morshead,  r.  31 

Merchant 
Birdsall  William  L.,  clerk  C.  F.  Bassett  &  Co.,  r.  824 

Folsom 
Birdsall  Wyatt,  engineer,  r.  G02  Stockton 
Birdsall  Zephariah,  wagonmaster  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 's 

Express,  r.  821  Green 
Birge  Frederick  E.  (DeGroot  &  Birge)  r.  907  Bush 
Birge  James  J.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  313  ^earny 
Birkholm  C.  C,  captain  schr  Aurora 
Birmingham  Catherine,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  311 

Sutter 
Birmingham  Delia,  domestic  NW  cor  Eddy  and  Van 

Ness  Av 
Birminghi^m  Hannah,  domestic  905  Ellis 
Birmingham  John,   farmer,  r.  W  s  Cheuery,  nr  Fair- 
mount 
Birmingham  Margaret,  widow,  r.  341  McAllister 
B^Birmingham.     See  Bermiugham 
Birnbaum  Herman  B.,  clerk  Charles  P.  Lolor,  31 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Birnbaum  Isaac,   clerk    Feigenbaum    &    Co.,    r.    706 

Ellis 
Birnie  Michael,  laborer,  r.  26  Everett 
Birt  Isaac  R..  mnfr  hosiery,  905  Mission 
Birth  L.  Henry,  niillhand,"  r.  807  Treat  Av 
Bisagno  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  r.  924  Pacific 
Bisagno  Luigi, capitalist,  r.  924  Pacific 
Bisagno  Victor,  r.  924  Pacific 
Bisazza  F.  G.,  restaurant,  1304  Stockton 
Bisbee   De  Witt  F.    (Bi.sbee,  Williams  &  Co.)    r.    1016 

Geary 
Bisliee,    Williams  &  Co.    (Dewitt  F.  Bisbee,  and 

John,  Lewis,  John   J.  and  Benjamin  Williams) 

mining  and  metallurgy,  32  Merchants'  Exchange 
Bischoff  Anton,  clerk  Herman  Hons,  r.  252  First 
Biscboff  Frederick,  r.  417  Third 

Bischoff  Henry  (Rotger  &  Bischofl:")    r.  312  McAllister 
Bischoff  John  A.  (M..Detels  &  Co.)  r.  SE  cor  Main  and 

Harrison 
Biscou  Benoit  (Castagnet  &  Co.)  r.  530  Merchant 
Biseiiir  Adam,  wirebasket-maker,  r.  247  Stevenson 
Bishop  Catherine,  widow,  r.  421  Fifth 
Bishop  Daniel  L.,  law  student  York  &  Whitworth,  r. 

Berkeley 
Bishop  Duncan  M.,  printer  ,521  Clay 
Bishop  Ephraim  B.,  r.  10;i9  Valencia 
Bishop  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  r.  434  Sixth 
Bishop  Francis  .\.,  chief  engineer  Slate  Harbor 

Commissioners  and  California  and  Nevada  R.  R. 

Co.,   office  10  California,  r.  1414  Post 
Bishop  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  1320  Steiner 
Bishop  George,  carpenter,'  r.  8  Quincy 
Bishop  George  W.,  r.  423  Ellis 

Bishop  Gordon,  clerk  Santa  Clara  Hotel,  444  Brannan 
Bishop  H.,  cook,  r.  21  St.  Ann's  Building 
Bishop  Henry,  liquor  saloon,   136  Main,  r.  NW  cor 

Chenery  and  Roanoke 


Bishop  Henry  N.,  fireman  California  St.  RE.,  r.  1330 

Broadway 
Bishop  James  H.,  carpenter,  r.  33  Buss 
Bishop  James  W.,  sawyer,  r.  1249  Market 
Bishop  John  A.,  teamster,  r.  1312 J^  Mason 
Bishop  Michael,  laborer,  r.  14  Gilbert 
Bishop  Oliver  H!.,  porter  Spniance,  Stanley  &  Co.,  r. 

153  Sixteenth 
Bishop  P.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  20G  Stockton 
Bishop  Richard  A.,  drayman,  r.  421  Fifth 
Bishop  Susan,  widow,  r.  421  Vallejo 
Bishop    Thomas    B.    (Garber,    Thornton   <Si   Bishop) 

attorney  at  law,  11-15  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Bldg, 

r.  1503  Larkin 
Bishop  Walter,  bartender,  r.  606  Fourth 
Bishoi)  Walter  N.,  compositor,  r.  1330  Broadway 
Bishop  W.  F.,  vocalist  Standard  Theatre,  r.  137  Mont- 
gomery 
Bishop  William  D.  Rev.,  missionary  Mariners  Church, 

NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Drumm,  r.  2  Hop'eton 

Terrace 
Bishox)  William  H.  J.,  salesman  E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.,  r. 

153  Sixteenth 
Bismarck  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nev.)  Alfred  K. 

Durbrow  secretary,  69  Nevada  Block 
Bismark  August,  cook  Conrad  Bill,  r.  29  Drumm 
Eisners  August,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Bisordi  Luigi,  laborer,  r.  124  Pacific 
Bisordi  P. .expressman,  NE  cor  Washington  and  Front, 

r.  320  Broadway 
Bissell  Lewis  H.,  clerk  D.  O.  Mills,  r.  Alameda 
Bissell  W.  A.,  chief  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.RR.,  r.  614 

Sutter 
Bissert  Mary,  widow,  r.  2001  Powell 
Bisset  Andrew,  r.  2003  Polk 

Bissett  Edward  T.,  medical  student,  r.  311  Stockton 
Bissett  Horatio  N.,  boarding,  311  Stockton 
Bissett  James  M.,  first  mate  bktn  Ella,  r.  311  Stockton 
Bissinger  Adolph  (Bissinger  &  Co.)  r.  Portland,  Or. 
Bissinger  &   Co.   (Adolph  Bissinger  and  Max  Heil- 

bronner)  hide  dealers,  310  Sansome 
Bisso  Bernardo,  ^oceries,  oils  and  lamps,  1411  Du- 

pont 
Bitau  Isadore,  waiter,  r.  coi;  Dupont  and  Pacific 
Biter  John,  nursery  and  florist,  S  s  Waller,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Bither  Fi*d.  L.,  bookkeeper,  r.  2603 }<;  Sacramento 
Bither  G.W.,  widow,  lodgings,  1  Fifth 
Bitley  F.  W.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Bitska  Christian,  gardener,  r.  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Twenty-ninth 
Bitter  August,  tinsmith,  246  Sutter,  r.  Oakland 
Bitter  Edward  H..  upholsterer,  r.  2603)^   Sacramento 
Bitter  Fernand  W.,  lithographer,  r.2603J<i  Sacramento 
Bitter  Georgette,  widow,  r.  2603  M  Sacramento 
Bitter  Johanna,  widow,  r.  215  O'Farrell 
Bitters  Julius,  glassblower,  r.  720  Fourth 
Bittner  Henry,  baker,  r.  210  Clara 
Bixby  A.  W.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  r.  606 

Hayes 
Bixby  Edward  M.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 

1423^  Fourth 
Bixby  John,  engineer,  r.  562  Howard 
Bixby  Llewellyn  (Flfnt,  Bixby  &  Co.)  r.  Los  Angeles 
Bixby  Sarah  J.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  527  Pine 
B^Jiixby.     See  Byxbee 

Bixio  Antonio,  vegetables,  27-28  Colombo  Market 
Bixler  David  (Williams  &  Bixler)  r.  920  Van  Ness  Av 
Bizcarra  Florencia,  domestic  1321  Powell 
Bizearra  Petra,  domestic  1321  Powell 
B.ziou  Louis,  r.  1413  Dupont 
Bizziui  Daniel,  cook,  r.  8  Telegraph  PI 
Bjerremark  Chris.,  r.  228  Bush 
Bjoern  Hakon,  chemist  F.  C.  Keil,  r.  18  Eddy 
Bjorkman   August   (Bjorkman   k,   Wilkinson)  r.  1305 

Howard 
Bjorkman  Elleu  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  617  Natoma 
Bjorkman  Kicliard,  plumber,  r.  GH  Natoma 
Bjorkman  &  Wilkinson  (.-Vugust  Bjorkman  and  Phil- 

itus  C.  Wilkinsoujdraymeu,  108-110  California 
Bjornsen  Martin,  seaman,  r.  572  Folsom 
Blab  Joseph,  news  agent,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Blacli  Cliarles,    city  physjcian   and   surgeon,   514 

Kearny,  r.  513  McAllister 
Blachree  Francis  D..  bookkeeper  Murphy,   Grant  & 

Co.,  r.  1620  Washington 

Black ,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Black  Albert,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Black  Alexander,  carpenter,  r.  2  Leroy  PI 
Black  .4.ndrew,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 


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Black  Arthur  L.,  clerk  London  and   San  Francisco 

Bank,  r.  Saucelito 
Black  Asa  J.,  carpenter,  r.  422  Natoma 
Black  Bear  Quartz  Mining  Co.  (Siskiyou  Co.)  William 

Letts  Oliver  secretary,  32»  Montgomery,  room  13 
Black  C.  S.,  r.  741  Howard 
Black  Daniel  R.,  boilermaker,  r.  327  Beale 
Black  Diamond   Coal   3Iiniii{>f  Co. ,  Pierre  B. 

Cornwall  president,  SE  cur  Spear  and  Folsom 
Black  Edward,  framemaker,  r.  71  Water 
Black  Edward,  teamster,  r.  624  Fourth 
Black  Edwin  H.,  house  and  sign  painter,  14  Stockton, 

r.  2941  Sixteenth 
Black  Ellen  Mrs.,  iipholsterer  Gal.  Furniture  Mnfg 

Co. 
Black  Fingal  M.,  foreman  Joseph  Wagner  &  Co.,  r.  2 

White's  PI 
Black  George  W..  shirt  cutter,  r.  127  Kearny 
Black  Hawk  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  Henry 

A.  Charles  secretary,  419  California,  room  21 
Black  Henry  (Pacific  Spring  and  Mattress  Co.)  r.  221 

Seventli 
Black  Henry,  carriage  trimmer,  r.  410  Larkin 
Black  Henry  M.  (H.  M.  Black  &  Co.)  r.  511  Gough 
Black   H.    M.   »&   Co.   (Henry   M.  Black)    carriage 

manufactory,  74-76  New  Montgomery 
Black  Howard,  custom  shirtmaker,  126  Kearny,  room 

8,r.  320  Turk 
Black  James,  employee  Palace  Hotel,  r.  171  Minna 
Black  James,  tinsmith,  r.  327  Beale 
Black  James  C,  electrician,  r.  314  Bush 
Black  James  F.,  cooper,  r.  307  ]4  Seventh 
Black  James  J.,  business  manager  Figaro,  r.  424  San- 
some 
Black  Jane  Miss,  nurse,  r.  405  Turk 
Black  John,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 
Black  John,  expressman,  729  Market,  r.  530  Ivy  Av 
Black  John,  painter,  r.  51  Minna 

Black  John,  woolsorter.  r.  cor  Mariposa  and  Alabama 
Black  John  A.,  shoemaker,  r.  711  Minna,  rear 
Black  John  W.,  boilermaker,  r.  319  Beale 
Black  John  W.,  salesman  W.  T.  Garratt,  r.  22  Elgin 

Park 
Black   Joseph,    blacksmith,    SW    cor    Railroad    and 

Thirty-second  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Black  Joseph  F.,  rancher,  r.  632  Geary 
Black  Julia,  widow,  r.  526  Natoma  .. 

Black  Kate  Mrs.,  bakery,  410  Larkin 
Black  Louis  F.,  millhand,  r.  335  Broadway 
Black  Mary  C,  widow,  r.  1012  Kearny 
Black  Maurice  H.,  bookkeeper  Charles  Mayer,  r.  510 

Eddy 
Black  Nellie,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  421  Folsom 
Black  Peter  R. ,  janitor  and  librarian  Improved  Order 

Bed  Men,  320  Post 
Black  Point  Packin^:  House,  Merry,  FauU   & 

Co.    proprietors,   cor  Bay   and    Buchanan,  office 

125-127  California 
Black  Robert  M.,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  209  Mont- 
gomery, r.  1020  Geary 
Black  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  663  Howard 
Black  William,  butcher,  r.  "llTVIinna 
Black  William,  gardener,  r.  W  s  Lyons,  bet  California 

and  Sacramento 
Black  William,  marbleworks,  1121  Market,  r.  NE  cor 

Twentieth  and  Florida 
Black  William  B.,  traveling  salesman  Stevenson  & 

Longwill,  603  Market 
Black  William  H.,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Lyon,  bet  Union  & 

Filbert 
Black  William  W.,  liquor  saloon,  448  Valencia,  r.  29 

Second  Av 
Blackburn  Allen  H.,  salesman  White  Bros.,  r.  665  Sev- 
enteenth 
Blackburn  Benjamin  F.,  cashier  Evening  Post,  500 

Montgomery,  r.  905  Valencia 
Blackburn  Catherine,  domestic  717  Broadway 
Blackburn  Charles,  carriagemaker,  r.  1013  Market 
Blackburn  Charles,  cltrk,  r.  8  Grove 
Blackburn  Charles  Jr.,  driver,  r.  8  Grove 
Blackburn  Charles  J.,  r.  1065  Howard 
Blackburn ^'harlotto  M.,  widow,  r.  5  Tay 
Blackburn  Pavid  O.,  master  mariner,  r.  1640  Mission 
Blackburn  Emma,   laundress,  r.  S  s  Eddy,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Blackburn  Francis  A.,  principal  Boys'  High  School,  r. 

1415  Bush 
Blackburn  Mason  S.,  clerk,  r.  1211  Fillmore 
Blackman  Abraham,  manager  Beacon  Light  Oil  and 
Commercial  Co.,  r.  712  O'Farrell 


Blackman  Cassius  H.,  r.  12  Ellis 

Blackman  Henry,  city  agent  Fireraans  Fund  Insur- 
ance Co.,  401  California,  r.  845  Mission 

Blackman  Isaac,  signcleaner,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Blackman  J.  D.,  teacher  Lincoln  Evening  School,  r. 
1306  Twenty-second 

Blackman  Morris  J.,  stoves  and  tinware,  223  Hayes,  r. 
310  Fell 

Blackman  William  E.,  physician,  office  and  r.  136 
Ridley 

Blackmar  Ransom  C,  salesman  E.  W.  Forsaith  &  Co., 
r.  14  Elgin  Park 

Blackmore  Albert  F.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r. 
829  Folsom 

Blackmore  Thomas  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  319  Geary 

Blackmore  William  (Rathbone  &  Blackmore)  r.  234 
Bush 

Blackstaflf  Anne  D.,  widow,  r.  1227  Green 

Blackstatr  James  D.,  coffee  roaster,  r.  1227  Green 

Blackstatf  Jeremiah  D.,  upholsterer,  r.  1227  Green 

Blackstaff  Maggie  D.  Miss,  assistant  Spring  Valley 
Grammar  School,  r.  1227  Green 

Blackstoue  William  H.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  20  Clemen- 
tina 

Blackwell  Edward  S.  factory  foreroan  F.  Toplitz  & 
Co.,  r.  1906  Market 

Blackwell  Enoch,  carriagetrimmer,  r.  108  Seventh 

Blackwell  Horatio  S.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR., 
r.  320  O'Farrell 

Blackwell  James,  night  clerk  What  Cheer  House,  529 
Sacramento 

Blackwell  Kate  C.  Mrs.,  operator  Greenebaum,  Sachs 
&  Freeman,  r.  1065  Howard 

Blackwell  Michael,  floorwalker  C.  Curtin,  r.  1020  Mis- 
sion 

Blackwell  Sarah  B.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods  and  notions,  108 
Seventh 

Blackwell  Spencer  W.,  clerk  E.  J.  Bowen,  r.  S'VV  cor 
Green  and  Taylor 

Blackwood  Charles  A.,  waiter,  r.  612  Bush 

Blackwood  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  South  Park  House 

Blackvrood  WiUiam,  office  109  California,  r. 
NW  cor  Bi-yant  and  Oak  Grove  Av 

Blade  Arthur  M.,  salesman  Martin  Meussdorffer,  r.  703 
O'Farrell 

Blade  John,  teamster  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Blaess  Josej^h,  baker,  r.  210  Clara 

Blaess  Michael,  steward,  r,  601  Taylor 

Blaich  Adolph,  salesman  Charles  Mayer,  r.  1622 
Larkin 

Blaikie  E.  J.,  r.  126  Henry 

Blaikie  Richard  T.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  126  Henry 

Blain  Oscar,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r.  1129  Clay 

Blain  Rodman  P.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1129  Clay 

Blaine  Charles,  captain  scbr  Sacramento 

Blaine  James  W.,  driver  Abram  D.  Miller,  r.  W  e  San 
Bruno  Road,  nr  Silver  Av 

Blaine  Walter  S.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  319  Fourth 

Blaine  W.  A.,  r.  756  Folsom 

Blair  August  W.,  attorney  at  law,  302  Montgom- 
ery, rooms  27-28,  r.  Oakland 

Blair  C,  patternmaker,  r.  304  Third 

Blair  Charles  M.,  bookkeeper  The  State  Investment 
and  Insurance  Co.,  r.  2118  Howard 

Blair  Chauncey  S.,  drayman,  237  Firsi,  r.  304  Third 

Blair  Frank  B.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 
104  Mason 

Blair  George,  driver,  r.  NW  cor  Cortland  Av  and  San 
Bruno  Road 

Blair  Henry,  policeman,  r.  823  Valencia 

Blair  James  A.  W.,  boottreer,  r.  27  Minna 

Blair  James  C,  salesman  Robert  Blair,  r.  8  Zoe 

Blair  John  B.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  533  Commercial 

Blair  John  G.,  captain  schr  Leon,  office  310  Sansome, 
r.  .503  Folsom 

Blair  J.  N.,  clerk  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  Oakland 

Blair  Matthew,  r.  224  Capp 

Blair  Robert,  manager  Atlantic  Brush  Co.,  510  Mont- 
gomery, r.  8  Zoe 

Blair  S.  Mrs.,  r.  104  Mason 

Blair  Samuel,  capitalist,  office  34  Market,  r.  1315  Van 
Ness  Av 

Blair  Thomas  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  2  Chatham 
PI 

Blair  Thompson,  assistant  bookkeeper  Matthias  Gray, 
r.  614  Nineteenth 

Blair  Walter  B.,  watchman,  r.  104  Mason 

Blair  William,  gardener,  r.  1203  Market 

Blair  William  B.,  salesman  Harrison  &  Dickson,  r.  110 
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Blair  William  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  167  Silver 
Blaisclell  Charles  S.,  schoolteacher,  r.  i27  Fulton 
Blaistlell  Elizabeth  F.,  widow,  r.  1317  Gough 
Blaisdell  George  E.,  baguiaker,  r.  54  Third 
Blaisdell  Lawrence,  waiter  International  Hotel 
Blaisdell  Mary  M.  Miss,  r.  227  Leavenworth 
Blaisdell  Samuel  S.,  photographer  I.  West  Taber,   r. 

Oakland 
IIS"Blaisdell.     See  Blasdell 
Blaize  Jean,  baker,  r.  507  Pine 
Blake  Alexander,  laborer,  r.  6  South  Park  Av 
Blake  Alfred  E.,  compositor,  r.  79  Elizabeth 
Blake  Alfred  E.,  dentist  Charles  Simms,  r.  500  Eddy 
Blake  Alverson  Mrs.,  r.  307  Leavenworth 
Blake  Andrew,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Blake  Arthur  L.,  insurance  agent,  r.  79  Elizabeth 
Blake  C.  C,  stationer,  r.  118  Post 
Blake  Cliarles  E.,  physician,  office  906   Market, 

r.  1614  Geary 
Blake  Cliarles  E.  Sr.,  dentist,  office  5}^  Kearny, 

r.  500  Eddy 
Blake  Charles  M.    Kev.,    chaplain    U.   S.    A.,    r.   435 

Geary 
Blake  Charles  W.,  bartender,  r.  130  Steuart 
Blake  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  121  Shipley 
Blake  Fanny,  widow,  r.  22  Metcalfe  PI 
Blake  Francis  (Blake,  Eobbins  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Blake  George,  truukmaker,  r.  cor  Vicksburg  and  Eliz- 
abeth 
Blake  George  E.,  sawyer,  r.  36%  Garden 
Blake  George  L.,  musician,  r.  307  Leavenworth 
Blake  George  M.,  capitalist,  r.  1601  Van  Ness  Av 
Blake  George  W.,  salesman  Fisher  &  Co.,  r.  710  Bush 
Blake  H.  C,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Blake  Henry  C.  r.  42  Louisa 
Blake  Henry  L.,  clerk,  r.  79  Elizabeth 
Blake  Herbert,  house  painter,  r.  1301  Mason 
Blake  Isaac    E.,    president  Continental   Oil  and 
Transportatien  Co.  of  California,  123  California, 
rooms  1-2,  r.  2319  Howard 
Blake  James,  declthand  0.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r.  6  Zoe 
Blake  James,  driver,  r.  526  Natonia 
Blake  James,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  Montgom- 
ery, r.  716  Bryant 
Blake  James,  sailmaker,  r.  410  Pacific 
Blake  James  E.,  piano  tuner  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Blake  James  W.,  physician,  office  and  r.  1911  Geary 
Blake  J.  G.,  brick  masoUi  r.  137  Fifth 
Blake  John,  carpenter,  t.  1713  Jessie,  rear 
Blake  John,  shoemaker,  r.  454  Clementina 
Blake  John,  tailor,  316  Post 

Blake  John  Jr.,  clerk  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.   454  Cle- 
mentina 
Blake  John  J.,  salesman  J.  H.   Curley  &  Co.,   r.   411 

Post 
Blake  John  T.,  blacksmith,  r.  57  Shipley 
Blake  Joseph  H.,  captain  schr  Bertha  Dolbeer,  office 

22  California 
Blake  Joseph  W.,  millhand,r.  115  Taylor 
Blake  Julia,  domestic  1614  Washington 
Blake  Lillie,  widow,  r.  1928  Sutter 
Blake  Lincoln,  trunkmaker,  r.  79  Elizabeth 
Blake  Mary  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  R.  Riordan,   r.   454 

Clementina 
Blake  Mary  Lee,  widow,  r.  2  Leroy  PI 
Blake  Maurice  B.  (Blake  k  Blake)  r.  805  Hyde 
Blake  Maurice  C,  Mayor  of  San  Francisco,  office 
new  City  Hall,  first  floor  and  (Blake   &   Blake)   r. 
325  SeVL-nteeuth 
Blake  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  459  Minna 
Blake  Philip  H.,  deputy  County  Assessor,  r.  Ns  Point 

Lobos  Av,  bet  Wo^d  and  Ferrie 
Blake,   Rol>bius&Co.     (Francis  Blake,  Charles 
F.    Robbius,     James     Moffitt     and     James     W. 
Towne)  importers  and  jobbers  news,  writing  and 
wrapping  paper,  and  manufacturers  paper  bags, 
510  Sacramento  and  519  Commercial 
Blake  Rowena,  widow,  r.  558  Folaom 
Blake  Seth  B.,  r.  1111  Mason 
Blake  Sherman  T.,  photographer  George  D.  Morse,  r. 

.500  Eddy 
Blake   Sumner  C,  books  and  stationery,  617  Mont- 
gomery and  503  Kearuy,  r.  118  Post 
Blake  Thomas  F.,  drug  clerk  Edward  Petibeau,   r.  454 

Clementina 
Blake  Walter  W.,  housepainter,  r.  813  Harrison 
Blake  William,  painter,  r.  523 ',  Branuau 
Blake  William  E,,  teamster,  r.  307  Leavenworth 
Blake  William  H.,  barber,  r.  931  Sacramento 


Blake  &  Blake  (Maurice  0.  and  Maurice  B.)  attor- 
neys at  law,  417  Kearny 
Blakeley  Bridget,  widow,  r.  10  Clara 
Blakeley  Bridget,  widow,  r.  218  Van  Ness  Av 
Blakeley  John,  agent,  r.  1159  Mission 
Blakeley  John,  laborer,  r.  41  Natoma 
Blakeley  Shelden  E..  mnfrs  agent,  r.  1150  Mission 
Blakely  Alexander,  fruits   and  vegetables,  1648  Mis- 
sion 
Blakely  Calvin,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  California  Avs 
Blakely  Charles,  machinist,  r.  15  J^  Garden 
Blakely  J.  M.,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Blakely  John  E.,  chemist,  r.  26  Eausch 
Blakeman  T.  Z ,,  attorney  at  law.   605  Montgom- 
ery, room  10,  r.  1329  Pine 
Blakeny  Thomas  J.,  mining,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Blakeslee  Charles  A.,  policeman,  r.  1153  Mission 
Blakeslee  Charles  C,  agent  Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,   mnfg 
chemists  (Detroit,  Mich.)  116  Front  and  (Blakes- 
lee &  Week)  r.  1225  Market 
Blakeslee  &  Week  (Charles  C.  Blakeslee  and  Frank  A. 

Week)  mnfg  pharmacists,  1225  Market 
Blakie  J.,  r.  7  Pratt  PI 
Blakiston  John  S.,  sailmaker,  6-8  Clay 

Blanc ,  painter,  r.  California  Hotel 

Blanc  Alexander,  real  estate,  r.  837  California 
Blanc  Alphonso,  mining,  r.  107  Montgomery  Block 
Blanc   Maurice,  liquor  saloon,  217  Beale 
Blanc  Paul,  proptr  Hotel  des  Alices,  621  Pacific 
Blanch  Bernard,  carriageniaker,   1330  Market,  r.   314 
Third 

Blanchard Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  118  Post 

Blauchard  Almon,  billposter  T.  N.   Dunphy  &  Co.,  r. 

506  Commercial 
Blanchard  .\nn,  widow,  r.  434  Second 
Blanchard  Candace  H.,  widow,  r.  511  Mason 
Blanchard  Carlisle  P.,  bookkeeper  Huntington,  Hop- 
kins &  Co.,  r.  520  Van  Ness  Av 
Blanchard  David  (Harrison  &  Blanchard)  r.  340  Sev- 
enth 
Blanchard  D.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  321  Ellis 
Blanchard  Edward,  teamster,  r.  .520  O'Farrell 
Blanchard  F.  B.,  r.  2619  Sacramento 
Blanchard  Francis  A.,  bakery,  1507  Market 
Blanchard  James  B.,  showcasemaker,  r.  22  Welsh 
Blanchard  Josephine,  widow,  r.  S  s  Fourteenth   Av, 

bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Blanchard  Jules,  bedspring  mnfr,  r.  719  Minna 
Blanchard  L.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  203  Turk 
Blanchard  Leopold,  wiredrawer,  r.  719  Minna 
Blanchard  Louisa  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  329  Fourth 
Blanchard  Marcellus  C,  captain  schr  Georgie  Woods, 

office  7  Clay,  r.  100  3i^  Second 
Blanchard  Martin,  laborer,  r.  2214  Mason 
Blanchard  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  232  Minna 
Blauchard  Montie  F.,  wellborer,  r.  511  Mason 
Blanchard  Phiueas  V.,  milkman,  r.  1703  Jessie,  rear 
Blanchard   AViUiam  L.,   conductor  Market   St.   RR., 

r.  1215  Fillmore 
Blanchet  Henry,  tailor,  r.  407  Third 
Blanchet  Henry  Jr.,  bookkeeper  The   Singer  Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  407  Third 
Blanchette  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  1736  Market 
Blanchfield  James,  laborer,  r.  14  Baldwin  Court 
Blanchfield  Jtihn,  molder,  r.  14  Baldwin  Court 
Blanchfield  John,  laborer,  r.  10  Ecker 
Blanchfield  Oliver  McD.,  laborer,  r.  267  Third 
Blanchfield  Thomas,  contractor,  r.'  228 ^^  Oak 
Blanchfield  Timothy,  pressman  Holbrook,  Merrill  & 

Stetson,  r.  14  Baldwin  Court 
Blanckenburg  Adolph,  clerk,  r.  1717  Clay 
Blanckenburg  Theodore    (Dresel   &   Co.,  Sonoma)    r. 

1717  Clay 
Blanco  Bcnicio  B.,  compositor,  r.  516  Vallejo 
Blanco  Lorenzo,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Blanco  Simona,  compositor,  r.  516  Vallejo 
Blanco  Theresa,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Blitnd  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  37  Secoud 
Bland  Washington,  waiter,  r.  108  Second^ 
lilanding  Edward  J.,  r.  1019  Capp 

Blandiii^  Gordon  (Wallace,  Greathouse  &  Bland- 
iug)  attorney  at   law,  324  Pine,   roonis   15-21,  r. 
1900  Franklin 
Blanding  Henrietta,  teacher  elocution,  126  Kearny, 

room  54 
Blanding  Louis,  mining  expert,  r.  4lS  Braunan 
Blaitdln^  William,    attorney  at  law,   324   Pine, 
room  7,  and  State  Harbor  Commissioner,  10  Cali- 
fornia, r.  913  Van  Ness  Av 


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Blaney  Ed'^vard  W. ,  prosecuting  attorney  Police 
Court  No.  1,  ofiaces  old  City  Hall  and  520  Mont- 
gomery, room  3,  r.  507  Ellis 

Blam-y  Henry,  collector  O.  Lawton  &  Co.  r.  530  Jessie 

Blaney  James  A.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Mission  and 
Fourth,  r.  23  Laskie 

Blaaey  John,  house  and  signpainter,  r.  507  Ellis 

Blaney  John  H.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Hibernia  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Soc,  r.  530  Jessie 

Blank  Christian,  boilermaker,  r.  5  Geneva 

Blank  C.  F.,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Blank  Harry,  waiter,  r.  6^  Prospect  PI 

Blank  J.,  machinist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 

Blank  J.  W.,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Blank  John,  cook,  r.  G36  Commercial 

Blank  Louis,  secretary  B'nai  B'rith  Hall  Assn,  r.  1151 
Mission 

Blaiikardt  Otto,  teacher  music,  r.  1322  Fillmore 

Blanke  J.  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Blanke  Louis,  clerk  John  Ficken.  r.  828  Clay 

Blanke  T.  \V.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Blanken  Henry,  proptr  Six  Mile  House,  W  s  San 
Bruno  Eoad,nr  County  Line 

Blankfen  Herman  G.,  clerk,  r.  Six-Mile  House,  San 
Bruno  Road 

Blanken  Jacob,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet  Larkin  and 
Polk 

Blanken  Nicholas  (F.  Mohrmahn  &  Co.)  r.  501  Broad- 
way 

Blankenhorn  Gottlieb,  baker,  r.  132G  Dupont 

Blankenstein  Henry  N.,  manager  D.  Samuels,  r.  311 
Leavenworth 

Blankman  E.,  clerk  Julius  Buhlei't,  605  Clay 

Blankman  Harry, clerk  warehouse  dept  Custom  House, 
r.  Oakland 

Blankman  Henry  G.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  106  Post 

Blankman  L.  W.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  elocution  and 
languages,  r.  313  Ellis 

Blankman  William,  surgeon-dentist,  office  719  Market, 
r."1517  Sacramento 

Blasdel  H.  G.,  office  330  Montgomery,  r.  Oakland 

Blaser  Edward,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Blaser  John  Ch. ,  r.  1208  Turk 

Blasgeu  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1219  Mission,  r. 
1239  Mission 

Blaskower  Marks,  salesman  Edward  Cohn  &  Co.,  r. 
1209  Bush 

Blaskower  Pauline,  widow,  r.  1209  Bush 

Blass  J.  C,  newspaper  carrier,  r.  611  Natoma 

Blass  Maurice,  salesman,  r.  1142  Mission 

Blatchly  Ambrose,  metallurgist  and  mining  expert,  r. 
1733  Broadway 

Blath  Sigmund,  commercial  traveler,  r.  736  Geary 

Blattner  Margaret,  widow,  r.  32  Everett 

Blattner  Nicholas,  carriages,  Lick  House,  r.  228 
Green 

Blattner  William  J.,  clerk,  r.  32  Everett 

Blaut  Louis,  molder,  r.  66  Clementina 

Blaut  Samuel,  butcher,  r.  913  Post 

Blauvelt  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  129  Third 

Blauvelt  Richard  D.,  deputv  County  Recorder, 
Eddy 

Blay  Adolph,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Blazer  Edward,  clerk  Lenormand  Bros.,  r.  812  Cali- 
fornia 

Bleasdale  John  I.,  physician,  office  and  r.  609  Mer- 
chant 

Blecher  William,  chicken  ranch,  W  s  Merrill,  bet 
Hale  and  Sweeny 

Bleehschmidt  Theresa,  r.  1812  Geary 

Bleeker  James,  deckhandC.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r.  6 
ZoePl 

Blelly  Joseph  R.,  barber,  42  O'Farrell,  r.  815  Twen- 
tieth 

Bleiss  Michael,  Steward,  r.  601  Taylor 

Blennerhassett  Arthur,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima,  r. 
234  Brannau 

Blennerhassett  John,  shoemaker,  r.  548 !4  Mission 

Blennerhassett  Richard,  shoemaker,  r.  22  Clara 

Blesi  Sebastian,  patternmaker,  r.  20  Pago 

Blessing  Frederick,  janitor  Free  Public  Library,  r.428 
Bush 

Blethen  Clement  P.,  capitalist,  office  124  California,  r. 
2124  California 

Blethen  Eugene  O.,  salesman  Holbrook,  Merrill  & 
Stetson,  r.  Oakland 

Blethen  J.  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  929  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Blewett  Joseph  H.,  clerk  Osbourne  &  Jones,  r.  423  El- 
lis 


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Bley  Abraham,  millinery  goods,  750  Market,  r.  101^ 

Mission 
e^  Bley.     See  Bly 

Bleydorn  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  314  Jessie 
Bleydoru  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  314  Jessie 
Bliik  Alphonse  S.,  cigarmaker,  r.  Twenty-third,  bet 

Harrison  and  Alabama 
Blick  Peter  C,  cigarmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-thlrd 

and  Alabama 
Blicker  Mary,  domestic  1500  Van  Ness  Av 
Bliflens  Thomas  V.,  master  mariner,  r.  Fifteenth  Av, 

bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Blight  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  308  Mason 
Blikie  Richard  T.,  carpenter,  r.  126  Henry 
Blineau  Eugene,  seaman,  r.  16  Frederick 
Blinn  Charles  H.,  permit  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  1527 

Post 
Blinn  Clara  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  58  Tehama 
Blinn  Frederick  G.,  clerk,  r.  542  Second 
Blinn  Hannah  Mrs.,  r.  3  Elizabeth 
Blinn  H.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  542  Second 
Blinii  Lumber    Co.    The    L.   W.,    George  W. 

Hooper  secretary  and  treasurer,  office  cor  Fourth 

and  Channel 
Blinn  Marshall,  r.  13  Van  Ness  Av 
Blinn  Nellie  H.,  actress,  r.  1527  Post 
Blinn  William  P.,  watertender  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla 

WaUa 
Blint  Louis,  molder,  r.  66  Clementina 
Bliss  George  D.,  cattle  dealer,  r.  1597  Pacific  Av 
Bliss  Tasker  H.,  first  lieutenant  First  Artillery  U.  8. 

A.,  Fort  Point  San  Jose 
Bliss  Theodore,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgom- 
ery 
Blitz  Caroline,   widow,  boarding  and  lodging,    501 

Geary 
Blitz  Joseph,  baker,  r.  210  Minna 
Bliveu  A.  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  13  Powell 
Bliven  F.   M.   Miss,  assistant  Starr   King    Primary 

School,  r.  910  Post 
Bliven  James  I.  (Bliven  &  Mitchell)  r.  29  Eighth 
Bliven  Kate,  widow,  r.  910  Post 

Bliven  &  Mitchell  (James  I.  Bliven  and  D.  C.  Mitch- 
ell) proptrs  Pac.  Congress  Springs,  depot  29  New 

Montgomery 
Bloch  Abraham  B.,  capitalist,  r.  2106  Mason 
Bloch  Abraham  I.,  bookkeeper  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

820  Larkin 
Bloch  B.  &  Co.  (Bernard  Bloch    and  Joseph   Hirsch) 

clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  204  Montgomery 

Av 
Bloch  Bernard  (B.  Bloch  &  Co.)  r.  2106  Mason 
Bloch    Bertha    B.    Miss,    assistant    Union    Primary 

School,  r.  615  Green 
Bloch  Constantin,  dentist,  office  ana  r.  420  Octavia 
Bloch  EliaSj  salesman  W.  Cohen  &  Co.,  r.  2106  Mason 
Bloch  Henry  M.,  clerk  Bloch  &  Davidson,  r.  820  Lar- 

kin 
Bloch  Isaac  F.  (Bloch  &  Davidson)  r.  820  Larkin 
Bloch  Jules,  merchant,  r.  604  Geary 
"Bloch  Leon  (F.  Pyat  k  Co.)  r.  225  O'Farrell 
Bloch  Leon  Jr.,  salesman  Strauss  &  Frobman,  r.  615 

Green 
Bloch  Mitchell,  fringemaker,  r.  1515  Powell 
Bloch  S.  &  Co.    (Samuel  Bloch  and  Jacob  Joseph) 

butchers,  1  New  Jletropolitan  Market 
Bloch  Samuel  (S.  Bloch  &  Co.)  r.  532  O'Farrell 
Bloch  TiUie  Miss,  saleslady  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  1515 

Powell 
I  Bloch  Valence  V.  Miss,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r. 

61.")  Green 
j  Bloch  William,  boots  and  shoes,  1319  Stockton,  r.  1615 

Powell 
Bloch  William,  laborer,  r.  Sansome,  bet  Union  and 
I  Green 

I  Bloch  &  Davidson  (Isaac  F.  Bloch  and  James  W.  Dav- 
]  idson)  morocco  mnfrs,  tannery  317-319  Eleventh. 

office  223  Batterv 
l^^Bloch.     See  Block 
I  Blochman  E.  Mrs.,  millinery,  1019  Larkin 
\  Blochman  Emanuel,  r.  1019  Larkin 
I  Blochman  Herman,  shoemaker,  r,  1019  Larkm 

Blochman   &   Cerf    (Moses    Cerf)    commission    mer- 
,  chants  and  dealers  lime,  5-7  Drumm 

j  Block  Archibald,  cook  Palace  Hotel 

Block  Benjamin,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
'  Block  Bernard,  cashier  Zadig,  Wollbtrg  &  Co.,r.  1800 
I  Laguna 

I  Block  Charles,  speculator,  r.  417  Stockton 
I  Block  Constant,  r.  Gailhard  Hotel 


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Block  D.   &   Co.    (Daniel    Block,   Emanuel    Mandel, 
Michael  Long  and  Charles  Zinkand)  trunks,  val- 
ises, etc.,  factory  Crook,  bet  Townsend  and  Bran- 
nan,  salesroom  107  SRnsome 
Block  Daniel  (D.  Block  &  Co.)    and  merchant  (Stock- 
ton and  Virginia  City)  r,  1326  Geary 
Block  £lia8  M. ,    proprietor  Carmen   Island  Salt 
Works,  Pier  23  Steuart,  office  207   Front,  r.   619 
Eddy 
Block  Emanuel  D.,  merchant,  r.  1816  Sacramento 
Block  Felix,  traveling  agent  Reiss  Bros,  k  Co.,  r.  lil.5 

Stockton 
Block  Frederick,  blacksmith,  r.  912  Jackson 
Block  Harry,  pawnbroker,   316  Kearny,    r.    1717    La- 
gun  a 
Block  Hattie  Miss,  r.  213  Powell 

Block  Israrcl,  cigars  and  tobacco.  228  Sutter,  r.  Oakland 
Block  James  N.  (Comegys,  Block  &  Co.)  r.428  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Block  John,  tailor,  648  Commercial,  r.   508  Leaven- 
worth 
Block  Mark,   salesman   Newman   &  Levinson,  r.   508 

Leavenworth 
Block  Maurice,  bookkeeper  Sam.  Lewis  &  Co.,  r.  728 

Fulton 
Block  Samuel,  r.  34  Eddy 
Block  Simon,  hidedealer,  r.  1124  Folsom 
Block  William  N.,   clerk   Levi  Strauss   &   Co.,  r.  619 

Eddy 
B^Block.    See  Bloch 

Blocksom  Ensign  C,  with  S.  P.  RR.,   r.   311  Stockton 
Blocksom  F.  Aubrey,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  311 

Stockton 
l3S"Blocksom.     See  Bluxome 
Blodes  Theodore,  barber,  r.  1239  Folsom 
Blodgett  Edwin  A.,  shipping  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill 

&  Stetson,  r.  1909  Jessie 
Blohm  August,  bookkeeper  Jean  L.  Vermeil,  r.  N  s 

Clipper,  bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Blohm  Francisca  L.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1028  Mar- 
ket 
Blohm  John,  groceries   and  liquors,  NE  cor  Stockton 

and  Greenwich,  r.  1800  Stockton 
Blohm  John,  liquor  saloon,  923   Kearny,  r.  435  Broad- 
way 
Blohm  Peter,  liquor    saloon,  NE   cor   Mission  and 

Beale,  r.  Berkeley 
Blohme  Elizabeth,  domestic  1913  Sacramento 
Blohme  John,   groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Second 
and  Tehama   and  NW  cor  Sutter  and  Polk,  r.  NW 
cor  Polk  and  Sutter 
Blom  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  106  Jack- 
son 
Blom  John,  calker,  r.  426  Vallejo 
Blomberg  Robert  L.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New- 
Montgomery 
Blome  H.  &  Co.  (Henry  Blome  and  Henry  Meyer) 

liquor  saloon,  3  Clay 
Blome  Henry  (H.  Blome  &  Co.)  r.  11  Commercial 
Blome  Laborius,   helper  Albany  Brewery,  r.  86  Ev- 
erett 
Blomquist  Olof,  watchmaker  George    C.  Shreve   & 

Co.,r.l232;«i  Vallejo 
Blonde  Louis,  cook  Dominican  Monastery 
Blondcau   Zachary,   foreman  Em.  Meyer  &   Co.,  r.  8 

Pratt  PI 
Bloudell  August,  bartender,  r.  California  Hotel 
Blondell  John  W.,  sailmaker,  r.  156  Silver 
Blondell  Thomas,  drayman,  r.  606  Fulton 
BlondiUl  William  G.,  drayman,  r.  606  Fulton 
Blondiu  A.,  r.  CO'.I  Pine 

Blondiu  John,  calker,  r.  826  Broadway,  rear 
Blondiu  Walter,  louk  N.  Y.  Bakery,  r.  1306 J^  Stockton 
Blood  James,  pilot,  office   505  Buttery,  room  9,  r.  116 

Francisco 
Blood  J.  H.,   attorney  at  law,  notary  public  and 
commissioner  of  deeds,  304   Montgomery,  r.  409 
Mason 
Blood  Mary  L.,  widow,  r.  320  Dupont 
Blood  William,  sailmaker,  r.  1703  Stockton 
Bloom  Charles,  cooper,  r.  411  Sansome 
Bloom  David  (Hoflman  &  Co.)  r.  1405  Van  Ness  Av 
Bloom  Eliza,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  248  Nineteenth 
Bloom  George,  r.  462  M  Sixth 
Bloom  George,  gunsmith  C.  D.  Ladd,  r.  Oakland 
Bloom  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Bloom  Harry  J.,  bookkeeper  S.  Bloom,  r.  1943  Howard 
Bloom  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  794  Stevenson 
Bloom  Joseph    (Straus,    Kohnstamm  &   Co.)   r.   716 
Ooldeu  Gate  Av 


Bloom   Lizzie  M.  Miss,   operator  American  District 
Telegraph  Co.,  NW  cor  Mission  and  Twentieth, 
r.  248  Nineteenth 
Bloom  Moses,  ckrk,  r.  462 }<i  Sixth 
Bloom  Samuel,  tanner,  r.  1943  Howard 
Bloom  Wolf,  wool  pulling   house  and  sheep  tannery, 
NE  cor  Nineteenth   and  Folsom,   r.  408   Golden 
Gate  Av 
Bloomer  Charles,  boilermaker,  r.  328  Fremont 
Bloomer  Ditch  and  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Butte  Co.,  Cal.) 
C.  E.  Buckingham  secretary,  320  Sansome,  room  58 
Bloomer  Eliza  A.,  widow,  r.  Eighth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Bloomer  .John  G.,  superintendent  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph  Supply   Dept,  416  Merchant,  r.   1620  Lar- 
kin 
Bloomer  Theodore  H.,  insurance  broker,  r.  Eighth  Av, 

bet  M  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Bloomfield  David,  clerk,  r.  Coso  House 
Bloomfield  Homer,  engineer,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Bloomfield  Mary  G.  Mrs.,  r.  212  Francisco 
Bloomfield  William,  student  Heald's  Business  College, 

r.  212  Francisco 
Bloomfield  William,  tailor,  r.  520  Powell 
Bloomingdale  Emanuel,  merchant,  r.  1515  Gough 
Bloor  George  W.   Mrs.,  j.  606  Leavenworth 
Bios  Joseph  A.,  expreasman,  SE  cor  Batterj'  and  Cali- 
fornia, r.  7  Nineteenth,  bet  Mis.sion  and  Howard 
Bios   William  J.,  cutter   Main   &  Winchester,  r.   cor 

Nineteenth  and  Capp 
Bloss  Meyer,  r.  729  Folsom 
BloBS  Morris,  peddler,  r.  729  Si  Folfom 
Blossom  Henry  E.,  clerk,  r.  .574  Folsom 
Blossom  John,  clerk  C.  D.  Ladd,  531  Kearny 
Blossom  M.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  574  Folsom 
Blot  Louie,  paper  carrier,  r.  725  California,  rear 
Blofe  Henry  F.  B.,  collector   S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  2223 

Post 
Bloud  Louis,  domestic  Dominican  Monastery 
Blount   C.  W.,  weigher  King  St.  Warehouse,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Blow  A.  W.  (Friedman  &  Blow)  r.  118  Ellis 
Blow  Mrs.,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Blowers  John  E..  blacksmith  helper,  r.  46  Clementina 
Bloxham  Charles,  stationery,  books,  etc.,  304  Sixteenth 
Blucher  E.  I.,  teacher  music,  r.  522  California 
Blucher  Fred,  distributer  Martell,  Rathje  &  Scherb, 

r.  S  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Second  Av 
Blucher  George  (Dunn  &  Blucher)  r.  N  s  Greenwich, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Blucher  George,  drayman,  r.  18  Russell 
Blucher  John,  teamster  Louis  Winter,  r.  18  Russell 
Blue  Bell   Consolidated   Mining  Co.  (Elko  Co.,  Nev.) 
Hyman  P.   Bush   secretary,    27   Merchants'    Ex- 
change 
Blue  Blnff  Gravel  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)   Jacob 

Stadtfeld  Jr.  secretary,  419  California,  room'  26 
Blue  Jacket  Mining    Co.    (Elko   Co.,  Nev.)  W.  H.  H. 

Hart  secretary,  office  724  3^  Market 
Blue  Line   (fast   freight)  John   S.  Inglis  agent,  office 

22  Montgomery 
Blue   Mountain   Mining  Co.   (Arizona)  J.  F.  Mahony 

secretary,  327  Pine,  room  10 
Bluemel  Juliiis,  gunsmith,  r.  465  Minna 
Bluett  John,  mining,  r.  1007  Market 
Bluhm  William  G.,  master  mariner,  r.  1413  Buchanan 
Bluit  John,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Blum  Charles,  waiter,  r.  NE  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Blum  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Blum  Gustave,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Blum  Henry,  bakery  and  confectionery,  1813  Powell 
Blum  Henry  Jr.,  deputy  sheriff,  r.  1813  Powell 
Blum  Hermann,  r.  708  Taylor 
Blum  Jacques  (Loewe  Bros.)  r.  832  Mc.\llister 
Blum  John,  S.  F.  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Blum  Jonas  N., traveling  agent  S.  Lachman  &  Co.,  r. 

1G15  Bush 
Blum  Joseph,  clerk  William  Koeller.  r.  27  Taylor 
Blum    Joseph,   stock   clerk   Ackerman  Bros.,  r.   916 

Larkhi 
Blum  L.  Mrs.,  teacher  French,  r.  417  Mason 
Blum  lieon  (J.  Schweitzer  >t  Co.)  r.  1226  Post 
Blum  Louis,  brewer,  r.  86  Everett 
Blum  M.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  212  Sansome,  r.  1303 

Gough 
Blum    M.,    merchant     (Vacaville,    Cal.)     office    117 

Battery 
Blum  Marcus  M.,  leader  Blum's  Band,  647  Market,  r. 

916  Larkiu 
Blum  Nanetta,  widow,  r.  916  Larkin 


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Blum  Peter,  trunkmaker,  r.  624  Fourth 

Blum  Kachel,  widow,  r.  12  Hyde 

Blnin  Robert,    interior  decorations,   126  Kearny, 

room  30 
Blum  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1103  Van  Ness  Av 
Blum  Simon,  butcher,  r.  108  Tweuty-fifth 
Blum  Simon,  salesman  Schweitzer,   Sachs   &   Co.,   r. 

1103  Van  Ness  Av 
ff7"Blum.    See  Bloom,  Blohme,  Bluhm  and  Blume 
Blumaun  Alexander,  foreman  Weil,  Leiter   &   Co.,   r. 

The  Windsor 
Blumberg  Ferdinand,  machinist,  r.  36  Twelfth 
Blumberg  Joseph,  salesman  Ackerman   Bros.,   r.   422 

Post 
Blumberg  Julius  F., commission  merchant,  306  Mont- 
gomery, r.  30  Twelfth 
Blumberg  Robert    (Svenkeson  &  Blumberg)    r.  104 

Berry 
Blumberg  W.  Fred.,  endorsement  clerk  Hutchinson  & 

Mann,  r.  36  Twelfth 
Blume  August,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Blume  Daniel,  delivery  clerk  Commercial  Soap  Co., 

r.  18  Russ 
Blume  H.,  salesman  Hyams  Bros.,  r.  18  Russ 
Blume  Henry,  bootmaker,  627  Commercial 
Blume  Louis,  merchant,  r.  18  Russ 
Blume  Rudolph,  teacher  music,  r.  609 i'i  Minna 
Blumel  Lebrecht,  tailor,  r.  1211  Columbia 
Blumeuberg  Susan  M.,  widow,  r.  510  Pine 
Blumenthal  Adolph  (Seeligsohn  &  Co.)  r.  332  Hayes 
Blumciitlial  B.    <Sf   Co.    (B.   Blumenthal  and  S. 
Baruch)  glove  manufacturers,  and   dealers  glove 
materials,  etc.,  10  Bush,  below  Battery 
Blumenthal  Bernard, dry  and  fan<y  goods, 848  Market, 

r.  11',)  Turk 
Blninentlial  Bernbard  {B.  Blumenthal  &  Co.)  r. 

409  Octavia 
Blumenthal  Bertha  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  974  Folsom 
Blumenthal  Edward  M.,  peddler,  r.  717  Vallejo 
Blumenthal  Emil,  jeweler,  r.  1.56Natoma 
Blumenthal  F.,  r.  113  Cedar  Av 

Blumenthal  Henry,  butcher,  46   Grand   Central   Mar- 
ket, r.  W  s  Hampshire,  bet  Twenty-secqnd  and 
Twentj'-third 
Blumenthal  Henry  M.,  contractor,  and  wholesale  gro- 
ceries  and  provisions,   125   Washington,    r.    227 
Golden  Gate  Av 
Blumenthal  Isaac,  merchant,  r.  119  Turk 
Blumenthal  Julius,  dry  goods^  336  Hayes,  r.  332  Hayes 
Blumeiitlial  Julius,  manager  Pacific   Collection 

Co.,  528  California,  room  3,  r.  507  Post 
Blumenthal  Max  (Max  Blumenthal  &  Co.)   r.  64?^  Ev- 
erett 
Blumenthal  Max  &  Co.  (Max  Blumenthal)  clocks  and 

jewelry,  719  Clay 
Blumenthal  Phineas,  salesman  Emanuel  Wineburgh, 

r.  119  Turk 
Blumer  Jacob,  policeman,  r.  237  Stevenson 
Blumer  Luke,  cigars  and  tobacco,  312  Sixth 
Blundeil  Henry,  jeweler,  r.  475  Jessie 
Blundell  Walter  H.,  r.  1306 M  Stockton 
Blunger  John,  peddler,  r.  745  Minna 
Blunt  Alfred  A.,  shoecutter,  r.  402  Hayes 
Blunt  Hannah,  domestic  526  Sutter 
Blunt  John  P.,  clerk,  r.  210  Jones 
Blunt  Phineas   U.,  assistant   storekeeper  warehouse 

dept  Custom  House,  r.  210  Jones 
Blunt  William  G.,  civil   engineer  and  naturalist,  813 

Market,  r.  210  Jones 
Bluxome  Isaac,  mining,  r.  32  Twelfth 
Bluxome  Joseph,   physician,  office   and  r.  217  Powell 
B^Bluxome.    See  Blocksom  and  Bloxham 
Bly  Leonard  A.,  machinist,  r.  811  Mason 
B£?"Bly.     See  Bley 
Blyth   Henry,    salesman    Sturbird   &   Goldstone,    r. 

2515  Sacramento 
Blytlie  TUontas  H.,    capitalist,   office  724  J<j  Mar- 
ket, r.  6  O'Farrell 
Blythe  William  J.,  musician  Winter   Garden,   r.   23 

Nevada 
Blywise  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1133  Ji  Mission 
Blywise  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1133!^  Mlssiou 
Blywise  Moses,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1133  J<.  Mission 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  S  s  Eddy,  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
B'uai  B'ritli   Hall   Association,    Louis  Blank 

secretary,  121  Eddy 
Boalt  JoUn  H.    (Estee  k  Boalt)  attorney  at  law, 

419  California,  rooms  18-20,  r.  Oakland 
Board  of  Bank  Commissioners,  528  California, 
room  2 


Board  of  Brokers  (Pacific  Stock  Exchange)  C.  L. 

Weller  president,  Frank  L.  Unger  secretary,  318 

Montgomery 
Board  of  Brokers  (San  Francisco  Stock  and  Ex- 
change  Board)    George   T.   Marye  Jr.  president, 

Charles  S.  Neal  secretary,  .327  Pine 
Board  of   City  Hall    Commissioners,     office 

new  City  Hall 
Board  of  Commissioners  FifteentU  Avenue 

Extension,  240  Montgomery,  rooms  9-10 
Board  of  Commissioners  Funded  Debt,  new 

City  Hall,  third  floor 
Board    of    Education,      office    and    committee 

rooms,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
Board  of   Election  Commissioners,  new  City 

Hall,  basement 
Board  of  Equalization,  new  City  Hall,  second 

floor 
Board  of  Fire  Coniniissioner.s,  old  City  Hall 
Board  of  Fii-e  Under^vriters  of  San  Fran- 
cisco,  Charles  D.  Haven  secretary,  Charles   M. 

Nichols  surveyor,  office  216  Sansome 
Board  of  Fisb  Commissioners ,  401  California, 

room  5 
Board  of  Health,  14  O'Farrell 
Boaid  of  Locomotive  Engineers,  909}^  Market 
Board  of  Managers  Industrial  Exliibition, 

Mechanics'  Institute,  27  Post 
Board  of  Marine  Surveyors,   418  California 
Board    of    Marine     Under-vvriters    of     San 

Francisco,  C.  T.  Hopkins  secretary,   318  Cali- 
fornia 
Board   of   Park   Commissioners,    Edward   H. 

Sheldon  secretary,  316  California,  room  12 
Board  of  Pliarmacy,    J.   H.   Dawson  secretary, 

cor  Twenty- fourth  and  Alabama 
Board  of  Pilot  Examiners,  62   Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Board  of   Police  Commissioners,    George  W. 

Beaver,  Colin  M.  Boyd  and  Asa  R.  Wells  commis- 
sioners, P.  Crowley  Chief  of  Police  and  ex-offlcio 

commissioner,  Alfred  Clarke  clerk,  old  City  Hall, 

second  floor,  room  7 
Board  of  Port  Wardens,  525  Front 
Board  of  Railroad  Commissioners,  office  320 

Sansome,  rooms  42-46 
Board  of  Regents  State  University,  310  Pine, 

rooms  36-38 
Board  of  State  Harbor  Commissioners,    10 

California 
Board    of    State    Prison    Directors,     Jerome 

Spaiilding  secretary,  410  Kearny,  room  2 
Board     of     State      Viticultural     Commis- 
sioners,  Arpad  Haraszthy   president,   John  H. 

TMieeler  secretary,  111  Leidesdorft" 
Board  of  Supervisors,    new   City  Hall,    second 

floor 
Board   of    Trade  of   San    Francisco,    Jacob 

S.   Taber  nresident,   Henry  L.   Smith  secretary, 

James  H.  Shankland  attorney,   oflice  202  Market, 

and  3  Pine,  rooms  11-12 
Board  of  XJnder-»vriters  Amsterdam,    James 

De  Fremery  agent,  410  Battery 
Board   of    Under-»vriters    Bordeaux,   Eugene 

Thomas  k  Co.  agents,  617-619  Sansome 
Board  of    Undex'^vriters    Boston,    Joseph    S. 

Bacon  agent,  318   California 
Board   of  Undei-ivritera  Bremen,    Hy.  Balzer 

&  Co.  agents.  209  Sansome 
Board  of  Under^vriters  Frencb,  Edward  Che- 

vassus  agent,  205  Sansome 
Board  of  tJnderAvriters  Hamburg,  Hellmann 

Bros.  &  Co.  agents,  525  Front 
Board     of     Under^vriters      Havre,      Gustave 

Touchard  agent,  416  California 
Board  of  Underwriters  Marseilles,   Gustave 

Touchard  agent,  416  California 
Board    of    Underwriters  New  York,    Oliver 

Eldridge  agent,  318  California 
Board      of      Under-»vriters      PUiladelpbia, 

Joseph  S.  Bacon  agent, .318  California 
Board  of  V.    S.    Inspectors   Steam  Vessels, 

21-23  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building 
Board   of   Water  Commissioners,    new    City 

Hall,  first  floor 
Board  William  K.,  salesman  Moore,   Ferguson   &  Co., 

r.  101  Mason 
Boarding     Masters'      Association,      Bicbard 

Chute  agent,  603  Front 
Boardman  Frank,  clerk,  r.  8M  Boardman  PI 


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Boardman  George  C,  manager  ^tna  Insurance 
Co.  (of  Hartford,  Conn.)  311  California 

Boardman  John  H.,  agent  McCarthy  Bros.,  r.  216  Fair 
Oaks 

Boardman  John  H.,  compositor,  r.  8J$  Boardman  PI 

Boardman  John  M.,  painter,  r.  515  Pine 

Boardman  Joseph,  lalx)i'er,  r.  511  Eighth 

Boardman  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  8>4  Boardman  PI 

Boardman  Thomas,  r.  511  Eighth 

Buarman  Mary,  widow,  r.  2318  Howard 

Boarman  Thomas  M.,  clerk  Assessor's  Office,  r.  2318 
Howard 

Boaro  James,  chicken  ranch,  W  8  Otsego,  S  of  Onon- 
daga Av 

Boas  Isadore,  stationery  peddler,  r.  461  Jessie 

Boas  Judah,  note  and  moneybroker,  420  Montgomery, 
room  12,  r.  1005  Golden  G^te  Av 

Bob  Antone,  baker,  r.  141  Shipley 

Bobery  William,  fisherman,  r.  N  s  Jefferson,  bet  Baker 
and  Broderick 

Bobier  John,  gardener,  r.  N  s  Twenty-seventh,  bet 
Sanchez  and  Noe 

Boca  Bre vising  Co.,  William  Hesse  president, 
William  Hesse  Jr.  secretary,  J.  B.  Fargo  treasurer, 
brewery  Boca,  Gal.,  office  415-417  Sacramento 

Bocanovitch  Peter,  cotfee  saloon,  161  Steuart 

Bocarde  James  (Bocarde  &  Whitttier)  r.  608  Third 

Bocarde  &  Whittier (James  Boiarde  and  Charles  Whit- 
tier)  asphaltum  workers,  608  Third 

Boccard  Frank,  cabinetmaker,  r.  104  McAllister 

Boccardo  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Boch  Lewis  I.,  r.  1029  Post 

Boch  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  varieties,  2117  Fillmore 

Bochan  William,  pilot  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 

Bocher  Henry  S.,  woolsorter,  r.  224  Fourth 

Bock  Aughst,  laborer,  r.  3  Morrel  PI 

Bock  Henry,  gilder  Corbett  &  Co.,r.  434  Vallejo 

Bock  Jacob,  tailor  C.  C.  HastiQgs  &  Co.,  r.  305 
Haight 

Bock  John  (Heintz  &  Bock)  r.  735  Brannan 

Bock  Joseph,  bakery,  974  Folsom,  and  1221  Polk 

Bock  Louis,  glazier,  r.  177  Perry 

Bockelmanu  George,  paperhanger,  r.  214  O'Farrell 

Bockelmann  John  H.,  fresco  painter,  r.  214  O'Farrell 

Bocken  Henry  (Bocken  &  Baccala)  r.  811  Union 

Bocken  &  Baccala  (Henry  Bocken  and  Louis  Baccala) 
proptrs  Sorbier's  Restaurant,  540  Commercial 

Bockius  Charles  G.,  solicitor  California  Insurance 
Co.,  r.  1027  Mission 

Bockius  Charles  P.,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works, 
r.  1027  Mission 

Bockman  John  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  535  Fourth 

Bockman-William  H.,  clerk  John  C.  Bockman,  r.  536 
Fourth 

Bockmann  Diederich  H.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Polk 
and  Austin,  r.  107  Austin 

Bockmann  Edward,  porter  Westerfeld  &  Page,  r.  534 
Stevenson 

Bockmann  Mary,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Fil- 
bert 

UE^  Bockmann.    See  Boeckmann  and  Buckman 

Boequeraz  Antoine  (Shea,  Bocqueraz  &,McKee)  r. 
France 

Bode  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  464  Sixth 

Bode  E.  H.,  bartender,  r.  624  Fourth 

Bode  Fritz,  bartender  J.  F.  G.  Eggers,  r.  624  Fourth 

Bode  George  C, proprietor  Oriental  U.  S.  Bonded 
Warehouse,  S  s  Brannan,  bet  First  and  Second, 
and  (Bode  &  Searle,  and  Bode  &  Danforth)  r.  1260 
California 

Bode  H.  C.  William,  steward,  r.  NE  cor  Beale  and 
Howard 

Bode  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Channel  and 
Fourth 

Bode  Henry  C.  W.,  foreman  carpenter  new  Cal.  Sugar 
Refinery,  r.  3(;  Fifth  Av 

Bode  Louis,  carpenter,  r.  464  Sixth 

Bode  Louis  Jr.,  drayman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  464 
Sixth 

Bode  Max  W.,  clerk  Oriental  U.  S.  Bonded  Warehouse, 
r.  NW  cor  Powell  and  Ellis 

Bode  William,  cook,  r.  6  Mission 

Bode  William  W.,  portrait  painter,  r.  1  Middle 

Bode  &  Danfortli  (George  C.  Bode  and  Edwin 
Danforth)  proprietors  Internal  Revenue  Bonded 
Warehouse,  1203  Battery 

Bode  «&  Searle  (George  C.  Bode  and  James  J. 
Searle)  proprietors  Battery  St.  Bonded  Ware- 
house, and  Greenwich  Bock  Bonded  and  Free 
Warehouses,  cor  Greenwich  and  Battery 


Bodectel  William  C,  watchmaker  and  repairer 

musical  boxes,- 222  O'Farrell 
Bodeen  Ludwig,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Boden  Carl,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Boden  John  F.,^deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  1527  Powell 
Boden  John  F.  Jr.,  clerk  John  H.  Boden  &  Co.,r.  1527 

Powell 
Boden  John  H.  (John  H.   Boden  &  Co.)  r.  2215  Octa- 

via 
Boden  John  H.   &  Co.  (John  H.  Boden  and  Ju- 
lius Quinchard)  ship  and  Custom  House  brokers, 

504  Battery 
Boden  Louis,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Boden  Penelope  Mrs.,  r.  705  Greenwich 
Boder  Lawrence,  pork  butcher,  r.  Empire  House 
Bodes  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  19  Hinckley 
Bodesta  J.  B.,  cartman,  r.  21  Vaudewater 
Bodfish  Russell  S.,  master  mariner,  r.  7  Langton 
Bodfisli  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  and  Super- 
visor First  Ward,  office  and  r.  712  Montgomery 
Bodie  and  Benton  Railway  and  Commercial  Co.  (The) 

William  Willis  secretary,  29  Nevada  Block 
Bodie  Bluff  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.) 

Henry  Deas  secretary,  44  Nevada  I51ock 
Bodie    Consolidated   Mining  Co.    (Mono   Co., 

Cal.)  W.  H.  Lent  secretary,  62  Nevada  Block 
Bodie  Henry,  bartender,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Bodie  Richmond  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  Lewis 

B.  Harris  secretary,  326  Pine 
Bodie  Tunnel  and  Mining  Co.  (Bodie)  Charles  C.  Har- 

vey  secretary,  309  California,  room  1 
Bodien  Adolph,  upholsterer,  r.  81  Everett 
Bodien  Ida  Miss,  millinery,  .54  Third,  r.  81  Everett 
Bodien  John,  upholsterer  Indianapolis   Chair   Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  549  Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Bodien  Pierre,  cook  French  Hospital,  r.  147  Shipley, 

rear 
Bodkin  Eliza  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  S  s  Dorland,  bet 

Church  and  Dolores 
Bodkin  M.  G.  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  Evening  School, 

r.  119  Shipley 
Bodkin  Sarah  Miss,   dressmaker,  r.  S  s  Dorland,  bet 

Church  and  Dolores 
Bodkin  Thomas,  plasterer,  r.  119  Shipley     - 
Bodley  E.  C.  ( Wolff  &  Bodley)  r.  1254  Howard 
Bodley  James,  porter,  r.  163  Jessie 
Bodson  Henry,    laborer   D.    Cardaire    &  Co.,    r.    618 

Broadway,  rear 
Bodson  Theodore,  blacksmith,  r.  618  Broadway,  rear 
Bod  well  A.  D.,  r.  536>i,'  Jessie 

Bodwell   Etta  M.   Miss,  assistant   Valencia   St.   Pri- 
mary School,  r.  331  Bartlett 
Bodwell  Frank  L.,  salesman  Goodyear  Rubber  Co., 

r.  331  Bartlett 
Bodwell  Harry  H.,  Excelsior  windmill,  pump,  horse- 
power  and   tank  mnfr,  211-213  Mission,   r.   331 

Bartlett 
Bodwell  Harry  W.,  engineer,  r.  331  Bartlett 
Bodwell  John  D.,  policeman   City   Hall,   r.  223  Va- 
lencia 
Bodwell  Lincoln,  r.  331  Bartlett 
Boe  Detlef,  cabinetmaker  West  Coast  Furniture  Co., 

r.  166  Clara 
Boeckmann  Frederick,  salesman  Von  Bonn  &  Hencke 

Bros.,  r.  429  Bush 
Boeckmann  George  (Ahlborn  &  Boeckmann)  r.  Ahl- 

born  House 
Boeckmann  Henry,  r.  429  Bush 
BS^Boeckmann.     See  Bockmann 
Boedecker  Hermann  (Boedecker  &   Spencer)  r.  1305 

Kearny 
Boedecker  Louis,  musician,  r.  402  Green 
Boedecker  Minnie,  widow,  r.  402  Green 
Boedecker  William,  musician,  r.  1522  Stockton 
Boedecker  &  Spencer  (Herman  Boedecker  and  Eliza 

Spencer)  groceries,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Green 
Boegle  Jacob,  shoemaker  E.  Kommer,  r.  4  Quincy  PI 
Boegler  Frederick,  shipping  clerk  Bachman  Bros.,  r. 

8  Hyde 
Boeh  Frederick  W.,  salesman  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  1029  Post 
Boeh  Louis  I.,  shoecutter,  r.  1029  Post 
Boeh  Sebastian  (Boeh  &  Morrissey)  r.  1029  Post 
Boeh  &  Morrissey    (Sebastian   Boeh   and  Joseph   M. 

Morrissey)  shoe  mnfrs,  819  Howard 
Boehl  William,  Cooks'  and  Bakers'   Union,   SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Boehler  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  317  Bush 
Boehm  Frederick,  bartender  Kittleberger  &  Dold,  r. 

Ahlborn  House 
Boehm  Henry,  seaman,  r.  634  Firsjt 


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Boehm  Hermann,  molder,  r.  SW  cor  Harrison  and 
Eighteenth 

Boehme  Angelita,  widow,  r.  127  Chattanooga 

Boehme  Charles,  cooper,  r.  1231  Mission 

Boehme  Clara,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Kearny 

Boehmer  John,  lumberman,  r.  565  Stevenson,  rear 

Boehn  Daniel,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Boehne  Frederick  J.,  barber,  r.  321  Dupont 

Boehrer  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  764,  Folsom 

Boeker  Henry  S.,  woolsorter,  r.  224  Fourth 

Boell  Charles  L.,  compositor,  r.  417  Filbert 

Boeram  William  P.,  r.  515  Bryant 

Boericke  Francis  E.  (Boericke  &  Tafel)  r.  Philadel- 
phia, Penn. 

Boericke  William,  homoeopathic  physician,  office  and 
r.  323  Geary 

Boericke  &  Tafel  (FrancisE.  Boericke  and  Adolph 
J.  Tafel)  proptrs  Homoeopathic  Pharmacy,  234  Sut- 
ter 

Boero  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Giiard,  423  Broadway 

Boero  Pietro,  clerk  G.  B.  Denegri,  r.  217}^  Eighth 

Boes  Mary,  widow,  r.  542  Howard 

Boes  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  r.  542  Howard 

Boes  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  70  Minna 

B^"Boes.     See  Bose 

Boescli  Einile,  proprietor  Pacific  Lamp  and  Reflec- 
tor Factory  and  Pacific  Zinc  Ornament  Factory, 
683-585  Mission,  r.  2414  Mission 

Boese  Gerhard,  second  officer  O.  E.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon, 
r.  10'j54  Freelon 

Boese  Guadalupe,  r.  1716  Stockton 

Boese  Henry  J.,  market,  512  Davis,  r.  1716  Stockton 

Boese  Herman,  r.  218  Pacific 

Boese  William,  r.  1716  Stockton 

Boesinger  Julian,  r.  217  Minna 

Boessenecker  Robert,  salesman  Eveleth  &  Nash,  r. 
308  Seventh 

Boetano  Francisco,  wood  and  coal,  1516  Stockton 

Boettger  Theodore,  carwasher,  r.  1504  O'Farrell 

Bofinger  Jacob,  baker,  r.  1  Reed  PI 

Bofinger  Jacob,  metalspinner,  10  Stevenson 

Bogan  Charles,  insurance  broker,  office  409  Davis,  r. 
2237  Geary 

Bogan  Charles,  tanner,  r.  721  Brannan 

Began  Charles  Jr.,  frescopainter,  r.  721  Brannan 

Bogan  James,  second  mate  ship  Dashing  Wave,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Bogan  John,  teamster  Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co.,  r.  18 
Bernard 

Bogan  Matthew,  seaman 'ship  Storm  King,  r.  Oakland 

Bogan  Patrick,  molder,  r.  6  Clementina 

B^'Bogan.     See  Bogen 

Bogardus  John  P.,  editor  and  proptr  Figaro,  532  Mer- 
chant, r.  9  Delgado  PI 

Bogardus  William  H.,  captain  dredger  No.  1,  State 
Harbor  Commission,  r.  27  Geary    , 

Bogart  Arthur  W.  (Earle  &  Co.)  r.  414  Fulton 

Bogart  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  Eclipse  Cracker  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Bogart  Edwin  V.,  teamster,  r.  1115  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bogart  Joseph  N.,  foreman  J.  P.  Sheldon,  r.  403  Fol- 
som 

Bogart  J.  W.,  r.  319  Geary 

Bogart  Orlando  H.,  mining  secretary,  109  Califor- 
nia, room  14,  and  bookkeeper  N.  S.  Arnold  &  Co., 
r.  930  Market 

Bogart  Robert  D.,  editor  Daily  Exchange,  office  219 
Bush,  r.  320  Ellis  I 

Bogart  William  F.,  clerk  Examiner,  r.  Nucleus  House 

B^Bogart.    See  Bogert 

Bogasch  Eugene,, porter,  r.  731  McAllister 

Bogden  Antonio,  bartender,  r.  715  Davis 

Bogel  CJiarles  H.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Mason  and  i 
Francisco 

a^Bogel.     See  Bogle  1 

Bogen  David,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom  [ 

Bogen  William,  bookkeeper  M.  and  C.  Mangels,  r.  NW 
cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Mission  I 

Boger  Brothers  (William  and  Frederick  E.)  cigar  | 
mnfrs,  540  Hayes  ,  ' 

Boger  Frederick  E.  (Boger  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Hayes 
and  Fillmore 

Boger  William  (Boger  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Hayes  and 
Fillmore 

Bogert  'William  T. ,  superintendent  Pulvermach- 
er  Galvanic  Co.,  513  Montgomery,  r.  Oakland 

Boggan  Owen,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Bush 
and  Buchanan 

Boggi  Maria,  r.  37  Moss 

Boggs  James  H.,  r.  630  O'Farrell 


Boggs  Samxiel  T.,  r.  S  s  Lombard,  bet  Fillmore  and 

Steiner 
Boggs  Thomas  F.  (Boggs  &  Field)  r.  1155  Howard 
Boggs  &   Field    (Thomas  F.   Boggs  and  Charles  R. 

Field)  fruits  and  produce,  1155  Howard 
Bogle  Eliza  A.,  widow,  r.  543  Minna 
Bogle  Joseph  S.,  boatbuilder,  r.  157  Fifteenth 
I3£^  Bogle.     See  Bogel 

Boglianich  M.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Boglich  Andrew,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71   New  Mont- 
gomery 
Bogliotti  Tomasso,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Bogner  August,  laborer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Bogner  Benjamin,  employee  Woodward's  Gardens 
Bogner  Charles,  tailor,  11  Sutter,  r.  434  Valencia 
Bognetti   Eugenio,   dishwasher  M.  Cressaglia,  r.  219 

Stevenson 
Bognetti  Joseph,  gardener,  r.  N  s  Lake,  bet  Second  and 

Third  Avs 
Bogue  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  20  Willows  Av 
Bogue   Catherine,  janitress  Bemal  Heights  School,  r. 

Anderson,  nr  Cortland  Av,  B.  H. 
Bogue  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  333}^  Ritch 
Bogue  John,  carpenter  Industrial  Iron  Works,  r.  cor 

Lyons  and  Powhattan,  B.  H. 
Bogue  Michael,  molder,  r.  Anderson,  nr  Cortland  Av, 

B.H. 
Bohan  John,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1008  Steiner 
Bohan  John,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r.  206 

Hyde 
Bohan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  426  Shipley 
Bohan  Patrick  Jr.,  cutter  Cahn,  NIckelsburg  &  Co.,  r. 

426  Shipley 
Bohan  Peter,  molder,  r.  426  Shipley 
Bohan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  533  Dolores 
Bohan  William,  laborer,  r.  42  Clara 
&s^  Bohan.     See  Bohen,  Bohn,  and  Bone 
Bohannan  Edward,  expressman,  cor  Dupont  and  Com- 
mercial, r.  253  Minna 
Bohannan  Katie  T.  Miss,  compositor  Bacon  &  Co.,  r. 

921  Howard 
Boliemian  Clnb,   rooms  430  Pine 
Bohen  Benjamin  F., detective,  r.  410 Kearny 
Bohen  Daniel,  steward  C.  P.  ER.  stmrs  Apache  and 

Modoc,  and  N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Donahue 
Bohen  George  T.,  liresurveyor  Union  Insurance  Co., 

r.  617  Pine 
Bohen  John,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  538  Eighteenth 
Bohen  Mary  Miss,  ladies  maid,  1820  Clay 
Bohen  Mary  Mi.ss,  seamstress  Martell,  Rathje  &  Scherb 
Bohen  Mary,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  640  Howard 
8^  Bohen.     See  Bowen  and  Bohan 
Bohlan  Frederika.  widow,  r.  3033  Sixteenth 
Bohle  F.  W.,  Master  Mariners  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Bohle  William,  longshoreman,  r.  S  s  Berry,  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Bohlen  Jane,  widow,  r.  2094  Market 
Bohlen  Martin  H.,  student  Pac  Business  College,  r. 

401  Hyde 
8^"  Bohlen.    See  Bolan  and  Bolen 
Bohler  Ernest,  driver  Central  RB..  r.  607  Seventh 
Bohlin  John,  mariner,  r.  322  Vallejo 
Bohling  Charles,  clerk  Becker  Bros.,  r.  SE  cor  Larkin 

and  Turk 
Bohlmann  Ehler,  clerk,  r.  2442  Mission 
Bohlmann  Herman  (Henry  Ebbinghausen  &  Co.)  r. 

NW  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 
Bohlmann  Louis,  locksmith  Charles  H.  Leavitt,  r.  207 

Montgomery  Av 
t^"  Bohlmann.    See  BoUman 

Bohls  Henry  (Bauragartner  &  Bohls)  r.  2034  Folsom 
Bohm  Arthur,  restaurant  S.  P.  C.  stmr  Garden  City, 

Oakland  Ferry 
Bohm  Beda  Mrs.,  ladies'  underwear,  204  Stockton 
Bohm  Emanuel,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Bohm  John  A.,  porter  Greenebaum,  Sachs  &  Freeman, 

r.  40  Grove 
Bohm  S.  H.,  office  311  Montgomery 
Bohm  Solomon,  stockbroker,  r.  143  Third 
Bohm  William,  jeweler,  204  Stockton 
Bohmer  Henry,  tailor,  r.  605  Broadway 
Bohn  Charles  D.,  porter,  r.  1229  Vallejo 
Bohn  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  9  Vandewater 
Bohn  Henry,  keeper  lifeboat  station.  Ocean  Beach,  r. 

Long  Branch  Hotel 
Bohn  John,  stoves,  plumbing  and  gas  fitting,  112  Sev- 
enth 
Bohn  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  9  Vandewater 


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Bohn  Patrick,  groceries,  445  Clementina 
Bohnenberg  Frederick,  carpenter  Funcke  &  Co.,  r.  S 

s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Bohner  Joseph,  r.  19  Harlan  PI 
Bohns  Louis,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 
Boice  Charles  De  S.,  collector  and  city  agent  Fire- 
mans  Fund  Insurance  Co.,  401  California,  r.  Oak- 
land 
•B^  Boice.     See  Boyce 

Boie  Frederick  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  230  Francisco 
Boies  Justus  W.,  clerk  Freeman,  Smith  &  Co.,  r.  2204 

Steiner 
Boies  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  r.  2204  Steiner 
Boiling  Mary,  widow,  r.  80.5?^  Howard 
Bois  Grat,  dishwasher  Occidental  Hotel 
Bois  John  Henry,  seaman,  r.  321  Drumm 
Boise  Henry,  clerk  Johannes  Witt,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Boisnet  Alphonse,  cabinetmaker,  r.  8  Anthony 
Boisse  Eugene,  barber,  526  Commercial,  r.  1706  Stock- 
ton, rear 
Boisse  Gaston,  shipcarpenter,  r.  2219  Powell 
Boisseau    Gabriel,  insurance  broker,  324  Dupont,  r. 

625  Post 
Boisseau  Jean  (Boisseau  &  Son)  r.  625  Post 
Boisseau  Jean  B.,  barber,  r.  625  Post 
Boisseau  Jean  E,  (BoisseaTi  &  Son)  r.  625  Post 
Boisseau  &  Son  (Jean  and  Jean  E.)  mnfrs  boots  and 

shoes,  324  Dupont 
Boisson  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  843  Mission 
Boisson  Francis  (Boisson  &  Pichon)  r.  Oakland 
Boisson  k.  Pichon  (Francis  Boisson   and  Pierre  Pi- 
chon) poultry,  game,  etc.,  17-19  S.  F.  Market 
Boitano  Charles,  clerk  Rocco  Cereghino,  r.  NE  cor  Vir- 
ginia and  Mission 
Boitano  Francesco,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Boitano  G.  B.,  baker,  r.  511  Green,  rear 
Boitano  Giovanni,  bootblack,  645  Merchant 
Boitano  Joseph,  bootblack,  616  Montgomery,  r.  5  St. 

Charles  PI 
Boivin  Auguste,  waiter,  r.  1115  Stockton 
Bojas  Vicente,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Bojock  Eeinhold,  actor,  r.  127  Fourth 
Bojsen  Edward,  tailor  J.  Lancaster  &  Co.,  r.  531  Cali- 
fornia 
Bokee  David  M.,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Insurance  Agency, 

r.  2008  Pierce 
Bokeo  M.  IT.  Mrs.,  principal  Chinese  Union  Mission 
Day  School,  NW  cor  Jackson  and  Dupont,  r.  2008 
Pierce 
Bokee  Robert  O.,  clerk  C.  S.  Moses  &  Co.,  r.  2008 

Pierce 
Boker  Solomon,  capitalist,  r.  331  Montgomery 
Bola  John,  teamster,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
Bolado  Joaquin,  real  estate,  r.  526  Sutter 
Bolan  Lawrence,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  20  Mary 
Bolan  Michael  J.,  physician,  office  and  r.  765  Market 
Bolan  William  N.,  plumber,  r.  662  J^  Natoma 
C^Bolau.     See  Bohlen  and  Bolen 
Boland  Bridget,  widow,  r.  109}^  Shipley 
Boland   Edward  F.,  wool   scourer,  r.  654  Bryant,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Boland  Edward  M.,  bookkeeper  J.  M.  Spaflford  &  Co., 

r.  109  J<j  8hii5ley 
Boland  Ellen  Miss,  compositor  Bacon  &  Co.,  r.  109}^ 

Shipley 
Boland  James,  laborer,  r.  654  Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
Boland  James  B.,  salesman   John  H.  Sievers,  r.  26 

Turk 
Boland  James  I.,  attorney  at  law,  604  Merchant,  r.  819 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Boland  J.  M.  Miss,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Grammar 

School,  r.  100  ;<;  Shipley 
Boland  John,  fireman,  r.  37  De  Boom 
Boland  John,  real  estate,  r.  819  Golden  Gate  Av 
Boland   Micliael   C,  foreman   John   O'Kane,  r.  1127 

Twentieth 
Boland  Patrick   (Keane  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Boland  Richard  J.,   sallmaker  0.   C.   Funk,  r.  109J<i 

Shipley 
Boland  Robert,  saloon  keeper,  r.  654  Bryant,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Boland   Thomas,  S.  J.',  prof.  St.  Ignatius  College,  214 

Hayes 
Boland  William  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  54  First 
Bolander  Catherine,  widow,  lodgings,  33)^  O'Farrell 
Bolauder  Henry  Jr.,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  S3.  Granada 
Bolander  Henry  N.,  teacher,  r.  816  Mission 
Bolander  Louis  Ph.  (Nelson  &  Bolander)  r.  421  Bryant 


Bolander  Theodore  L.,  machinist  William  T.  Garratt, 

r.  816  Mission 
Bolber  Antone,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  cor  Brannan 

and  Seventh 
Bolcoff  Onesimo,  butcher,  r.  Q,  bet  Fifteenth  and  Six- 
teenth Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Boldermann  Adolph,  carpenter,  r.  2624  Sutter 
Boldermann  .\dolph  Jr.,  clerk  Hirschfeld  &  Saroni,  r. 

2624  Sutter 
Boldermann  Bernard,  candymaker  Hirschfeld  &  Sa- 
roni, r.  2624  Sutter 
Boldermann   Charles  A.,  bookkeeper  HaiTis  Bros.,  r. 

2624  Sutter 
Boldermann  Gustave,  clerk  Donaldson  &  Co.,  r.  2624 

Sutter 
Boklt  Fritz,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bole  David,  tinsmith  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

761  Harrison 
Bole  Henrietta  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  148  Fourth,  r.  761 

Harrison 
Bole  James,  clerk  Forbes  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  761  Harrison 
Bole  John,  teamster  r.  913  Battery,  rear 
Bole  William,  r.  761  Harrison 
Bolen  Minnie  Miss,  r.  850  Market 
Bolena  Herman  A.,  r.  134  McAllister 
Bolereo  Joseph,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  13  Vallejo 
Bolger  Ann,  widow,  proptr  Globe  House,  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Brannan 
Bolger  Edward,  conductor  Geary  St.    RR.,   r.  1602 

Geary 
Bolger  Francis,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Bolger  John,  whitener,  25   Golden  Gate  Av,   r.  819}^ 

Dolores 
Bolger  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  829  Folsom 
Bolger  Miles  J.,   packer  Bothin,  Dallemand  &  Co.,  r. 

631  Brannan 
Bolger  Patrick,  expressman,  r.  4  Boyd 
Bolger  Philip,   receiver   N.   B.   and  M.   RR.,  r.   829 

Folsom 
Bolger  Solomon,  teamster,  r.  22  Folsom  Av 
Bolger  Thomas,  bookkeeper  Nolan  Bros.,  r.   1922  J^ 

Howard 
Bolichi  Joseph,  cook,  r.  1513  Powell 
Bolke  Ludwig  W.,  clerk  Tillmann  &  Bendel,  r.  602 

Lombard 
Boll  George,  messenger  Presidio  Reservation 
Bolla  Henry,  laborer,  r.  44  Jessie,  rear 
Bonding  Charles,  brickmason,  r.  603  Powell 
Bollenhagen  Henry,  bartender  S.   P.  Collins  &  Co.,  r. 

1212  Clay 
Boiler  Conrad,  foreman  H.  Granz,  r.  33  Harriet 
Boiler  Frank  J.,  butcher,  r.  426  Greenwich 
Bolles  F.  Dix,  lieutenant  U.  S.  N.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
BoUes  Frederick  O.,  captain  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Colum- 
bia, r.  702  Dolores 
Bolles  George,  carpenter,  r.  525  Post 
Boiles  James  C,  mining,  r.  512  Montgomery 
Bollier  Charles,  glassblower,  r.  230  Perry 
Bollier  Elizabeth  Miss,  governess,  r.  230  Perry 
Bollier  Ellen  Miss,  typerubber,  r.  230  Perry 
Bollier  Julius,  glassblower,  r.  230  Perry 
Bollier  Paul,  laborer,  r.  782  Harrison 
Bollier  Paul  Jr.,  blacksmith  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 

610  Sixth 
Bollier  Paulus,  cooper,  r.  230  Perry 
Bollinger  Agnes  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  939}^  Folsom 
Bollinger  Francis,  barber,  103  Jackson,  r.  930  Mont- 
gomery 
Bollinger  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  939}^  Folsom 
Bollinger  J.  C.  &  Co.  (John  C.  Bollinger  and  Edward 

Burkhart)    collectors    and    general    agents,    436 

Montgomery 
Bollinger  John  C.  (J.  0.  Bollinger  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Bollinger  William,  watchmaker  H.  Charmak  &  Co.,  r. 

846  Market 
Bollinger  Nicholas,  butcher,  r.  510  Chestnut 
Bolliver  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  9  Broadway 
Bollman  Albert,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
BoUman  John,  clgarettemaker  John  Franetta  &  Co., 

r.  2118  Pine 
Bollman  William,  jeweler  Reinkold  Bujanofif,  r.  2118 

Pine 
ffi^  BoUmann.     See  Bohlmann 
BoUo  Giulio,  master  mariner,  r.  828  Greenwich 
Bolmer  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  Hi)  Chestnut 
Bolmer  Eduioud,  bellman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  47  Second 
Bolmer  Hannah  Miss,  r.  89  Chestnut 
Bolmer  Laura  Miss,  r.  89  Chestnut 
Bolmer  Louis,  photographer,  r.  89  Chestnut 
Bolmer  Mary,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  47  Second 


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Bolmer  Rudolph,  clerk,  r.  89  Chestnut 

Bolsted  Clara  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  2  Park  Av 

Bolsted  Lars  M.,  laborer,  r.  2  Park  Av 

Bolster  George,  liquor  saloon,  840  Howard 

Bolster  John,  clerk  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r.  846  Howard 

Bolte  Henry,  clerk,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 

Bolte  J.  Henry,  iron  molder,  r.  305  Davis 

Bolte  Louis,  bookkeeper,  r.  602  Lombard 

Bolte  William  L.  (Schammel,  Keynolds  &  Co.)  r.  602 

Lombard 
Bolteu  August,  salesman  Joseph  Bremer  &  Co.,  r.  20 

Montgomery- 
Bolton  Ellen,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Fifteenth  and  Dolores 
Bolton  James  K.,   capitalist,   618  Merchant,  r.   2201 

Jones 
Bolton  John  H.,  cashier  Miller  &  Lux  and  secretery 

Potrero  Av  and  North   Coast   RR.,   533  Kearny,  r. 

412  Second 
Bolton  John  S.,  engineer,  r.  405  Natoma 
Bolton  Robert,  r.  2201  Jones 
Bolton  Sarah  Miss,  r.  412  Second 
Bolton  Thomas,  dentist,  office  andr.  804  Howard 
Bolts  Joliii  F.,  wines  and  liquors,  907  Market,   r. 

1351  Howard 
Boltz  Albert  R.,  waiter,  r.  521  Natoma 
Bolz  Valentine,  butcher  Jacob  Schoenf eld,  r.  First  Av, 

South  S.  F. 
Bomalieu  Abraham,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Boman  Charles  E.,  carpenter  and  builder,   13  Stock- 
ton, r.  E  8  Ashbury,  S  of  Golden  Gate  Park 
Boman  Lavinia,  domestic  825  Guerrero 
Bomke  Charles,  japanuer  George  H.  Tay   &  Co.,  r.  26 

•   Ritch 
Bomm  Henry,  r.  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Steiner 
Bon  Jean  Baptiste,  trareling  agent,  r.  1025  Pacific 
Bona  Ferdiuando,  r.  SW  cor  Church  and  Twenty-fifth 
Bona  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Bonacich  Edward  (Bonacich   &  Fillipich)    r.  NE   cor 

Main  and  Bryant 
Bonacich  &  Fillipich  (Edward  Bonacich  and  Nicholas 

Fillipich)  coffee  saloon,  NE  cor  Main  and   Bryant 
Bonacina  Augelo,  carder  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Facto- 
ry, r.  1524  Dupont 
Bonacina  Fernando,    capitalist,  405   Montgomery,   r. 

807  California 
Bonacina  Joseph,  salesman  J.  M.  Bonacina,   r.  803 

Montgomery 
Bonacina  Joseph  M.,  furniture,  17  Montgomery  Av,  r. 

S  s  Solano,  bet  Minnesota  and  Indiana 
Bonanza  House,   Holm  iV   Saxtorph  proptrs,   867-869 

Market 
Bonavia  X.,  painter,  r.  9  Union  PI 
Bonavides  Alfred,  r.  917  Vallejo 
Bond  Eliza  J.,  widow,  r.  611  Taylor 
Bond  Frederick,  clerk  John  Calvert,  r.  824  Geary 
Bond  G.  Mrs.,  r.  837  Broadway 
Bond  Henry  H.,  teamster,  r.  NE  cor  Railroad   and 

Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Bond  James  E.,  fireman  tug  Anasha,  r.  103  Nineteenth 
Bond  John,  hostler  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  3  Guy  PI 
Bond  Susan  D.,  widow,  r.  824  Geary 
Bond  Thomas,  hidecurer,  r.  Railroad  Av,  bet  Eleventh 

and  Twelfth  Ave,  South  S.  F. 
Bond  William  H.,   gardener  Trinity  School,  r.  1524 

Mission 
Bonde  James,  carpenter,  1110  Dupont,  r.  1225  Stockton 
Bondil  Pierre,  cook  French  Hospital 
Bondolfi  Peter,  saloon  keeper,  r.  1112  Kearny 
Bonds  George  W.,  foreman  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.  4663^ 

Sixth 
Bonds  Louis,  seaman,  r.  2315  Mason 
Bone  Charles,  haruessmaker,  r.  1206  Market 
Bone  J.  E.,  mining,  r.  Lick  House 
Bone   William   H.,  clerk   freight  dept  C.   P.   RR.,  r. 

1607  Mission 
Boiielli  E.    S.,  importer  and  dealer  pianos,  and 

teacher  music,  821  Market 
Bonelli  E.    S.   Mrs.,   assistant  Taylor    St.     Primary 

School,  r.  821  Market 
Bonelli  Gaetauo,  Italian  Ben.   Soc.    423  Washington 
Boner  David,  upholsterer,  r.  500  Broadway 
Boner  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  i  Sonora 
Boner  Neil,  laborer  P.   M.   SS.   Co.'s   Wharf,   r.   227 

Ritch 
Bones  William  D.,  compositor  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Bonesteel  A.  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1809  O'Farrell 
Bonestell,    Allen  &  Co.    (Louis  H.  Bonestell  and 

Charles  D.  Allen)   wholesale   paper  dealers,   411- 

415  Sansome 


Bonestell  Chesley  K.,  attorney  at  law,  320  Sansome, 

room  57,  r.  512  Stockton 
Bonestell  John  T.  (Califorina  Jewelry  Co.and  LeviBOU 

Brothers)    r.  1506  Sacramento 
Bonestell  Louis  C,  salesman  Bonestell,   Allen  &  Co., 

r.  512  Stockton 
Bonestell  Louis   H.  (Bonestell,   Allen   &   Co.)    r.  512 

Stockton 
Bonet  Frank  A.  (Leon  &  Bonet)  r.  30}^  Rausch 
Bonetti  Anselmo  (Bonetti  &  Peyre)  r.  908  Jackson 
[  Bonetti  &  Peyre   (Anselmo  Bonetti  and  Jean  Peyre) 
liquor  saloon,  819  Stockton 
Bonglet  Celestine,  widow,  r.525  Hayes 
Bonglet  Thomas, butcher,  r.  .525  Hayes 
Boniface  Sarah  Mrs.,  teacher  (Oakland)  r.  1620  Wash- 
ington 
Bonifield  James  T.,  stevedore,  r.  8  Harriet 
,  Bonifield  Josiah  S.,  carpenter,  r.  772  Mission 
'  Bonifield  Samuel,  captain  schr  Lottie  Carson,  office 
j         22  California 
Bouigio  Giuseppe.  Italian  Ben.  Soc.  423  Washington 
Bonis  Peter,  veterinary  surgeon,  924  Mission 
Bonkowsky  Fritz,  porter  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r. 
22  Lafayette 
!  Bonn  Gustav,  liquor  saloon.  1343^  Folsom 
Bonn  Henry    (Rader  &  Bonn)  r.  7  Everett 
Bonnard    Marianne    Miss,    assistant    Spring    Valley 

Grammar  School,  r.  1104  Market 
Bonnard  N.  Paul,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.lOll 
I  Stockton 

I  Bonuefoiid  Giistave,    bookkeeper    Societe  Fran- 
I  caise  de  Bienfaisance   Mutuelle,   510  Jackson,   r. 

1  280  Minna 

Bonnell   Allison  C,   clerk  Redington'  &  Co.,    r.  1709 
Gough 
j  Bonnell  Edwin,  note  clerk  Savings  and  Loan  Society, 
!  r.  1709  Gough 

Bonnell  Henry,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  r.  1527  Clay 
I  Bonnell  John,  physician  and  phrenologist,  office  and 
r.  •25}4  Sixth 
Bonnell   Kate  Miss,  assistant    Pine    and   Larkin   St. 

Primary  School,  r.  1527  Clay  _ 
Bonner  Coi-nelius,  seaman,  r.  127  Folsom 
Bonner  Henry,  blacksmith  Isaac    Stone,  r.   W  s  San 

Bruno  Road,  nr  Islais  Creek 
Bonner  John  J.,  clerk  William  Hale  Jr.,  r.   1031  Mis- 
sion 
Bonner  Joseph  M.,  clerk  auditing  dept  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co.'s  Express,  r.  2019  J^  Howard 
Bonner  Maria,  widow,  r.  117  Eighth 
j  JBonher  AI.  S.,  r.  136  McAllister 

Bonner  William,  combmaker,  r.  238  Sixth 
!  Bonnet  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1021  Vallejo 
Bonnet  Bonnet,  asphaltum  contractor,  335  Montgom- 
ery, r.  E  s  Sharon,  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Bonnet  Catherine,  widow,  ladiesmaid,  620  Folsom 
Bonnet  Edward,  cook  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  621  Pacific 
Bonnet  Eli, asphaltum  contractor,  335  Montgomery,  r. 
726  Howard,  rear 
1  Bonnet  Gabriela  Mrs.,  milliner,  r.  1717  Greenwich 
Bonnet   Leraud,   shijjping  clerk   G.   Venard,   r.    502 

Vallejo 
Bonneville  Philias,  salesman   George  Finck,   r.  423 
'  Natoma 

Bonney  Fannie,  widow,  r.2336  Mission 
Bonuey  Frank  J.  (McPike  &  Bonney)  attorney  at  law, 
I  522  Moutgomtry,  r.  Oakland 

Bonney  Joseph,  huusemover,  r.  554 34  Natoma 
Boiiiiey  Olpltu.  (estate  of)  Merritt  L.  Wanzer  man- 
I  ager,  manufacturer  wood  working  and  agricultu- 

ral machinery,  221  Mission 
Bonney  William  "l.,  reporter  The  Bradstreet  Co.,  r. 
!  Colonnade  House 

'  Bonnheim  Albert,  purchasing  agent  Weinstock  &  Lu- 
I         bin,  Sacramento,  r.  1627  Polk 
Bonnington  Charles  J.,  teacher  music,    r.  2733  How- 
)  ard 

Bonny  George  (George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.)  r.  837  Post 
Bonsou  Joseph,  waiter  620  Folsom 
Boutadelli  Antonio,  painter  G.  B.  DeFerrari,  r.  1520 
Stockton 
I  Bontadelli  P.,  r.  1521  Dupont 
j  Bontempi  G.,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 
1  Boutiu-e  France,  deckhand  stmr  Apache 
I  Bonynge  C.  W.,  member  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Board 
I  Bonython  Alfred,  bookkeeper  William  Ward  &  Co.,  r. 
1        •762  aiasou 

Bonzi  Antonio,  cook    Dansiarte  &  Venaglla,  r.  235 
I  Montgomery  Av 

I  Boobar  E.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  554  Folsom 


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Boobar  James  G.,    wharfbuilder,  14  Howard,  r.  554 

Folsom 
Boock  Charles  C.  L.,  laborer,  r.  Humboldt  House 
Boock  Fritz,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 
Boody  F.,  traveling  salesman  Alexander  Nicoll,  r. 

Oakland 
Boohan  Ellen,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Fulton  and  Devisa- 

dero 
Boohan  John,  clerk  John  B.  Kussell,  r.  NE  cor  Fulton 
and  Devisadero 

Booker ,  gardener,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 

Booker  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  W.  H. 

Lent  secretary,  62  Nevada  Block 
Booker  George  E.,  chief  clerk  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r. 

1435  Steiner 
Booker  Helen,  widow,  r.  420  Leavenworth 
Booker  Walter,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
Booker  W.    Lane,   H.   B.   M.   consul   California, 
Oregon  and  Washington  Territory,  office  319  Cali- 
fornia, r.  606  Stockton 
Bookmeyer  O.  W.  J.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  5  Washington 
Bookstaver  H.  W.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Bookstaver  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  817}^  Post,  rear 
Bookstaver  Walter  H.,  salesman  Brown  &  Wells    r 

817^  Post,  rear 
Bool  Niels  N.,  tailor,  r.  251  Minna 
Boole  Frank  A.,  superintendent  Mattullath  MnfgCo 

r.  206  Sau  Jos6  Av 
Boole   Frederick   W.,   weigher  Black  Diamond   Coal 
I  Mining  Co.,  r.  206  San  Jose  Av     ■ 

Boole  George,  shipbuilder,   office  5  Spear,  r.  206  San 

Jose  Av 
Boole  George  D.,  salesman  Dunham,   Carrigan  &  Co. 
r.  206  San  Jose  Av  ' 

Boole  William  A.  (Middlemas  &  Boole,  and  A.  B  Pat- 
rick &  Co.)  r.  312  Fair  Oaks 
Boomershiue  Jonathan,  engineer,  r.  772  Harrison 
Boon  Charles,  bartender,  r.  7  Everett 
Boon  Polly  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  207  Post 
Boon  Theodore,  bookkeeper  Henry  Koster,  r.  Phila- 
delphia House 
Boone  Andrew,  cook,  r.  5  Broadway 
Boone  Antoinette  Mrs.,  tailoress  J.  Wislazil,  r.  1100)^ 

Stockton 
Boone  August,  tailor,  r.  826}^  Pacific 
Boone  Charles  H.,  barber,  r.  306  Mason 
Boone  Jesse  T.,  compositor,  r.  120  Seventh 
Boone  John  L.  (Boone  &  Miller)  r.  1018  Twenty-first 
Boone  William  D.,  clerk,  r.  215  Kearny. 
Boone  Si  Millei-  (John  L.  Boone  and  John  H.  Mil- 
ler) attorneys  at  law,  320  California,  rooms  7-9 
Boop  John,  watchman,  r.  429  Bush 
Boorem  Henry  T.,  machinist,  r.  116  Freelon 
Boorem  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  116 Freelon 
Boorman  William,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Fifteenth    bet 

Castro  and  Noe  ' 

Boos  George,  driver  Humboldt  Brewery,  r.  1839  Mis- 
sion 
Boos  Mary,  widow,  r.  1320  Jackson 
Boose  Benedict,  r.  231  Stevenson 
Boose  Frederick,  gardener,  821  Sutter 
Boose  Robert,  waiter,  r.  275  Minna 
Booth  A.,  r.  13  White 

Booth  A.  &  Co.,  oysters  and  canned  salmon  (Chicago 

and  Astoria)  Scotchler  &  Gibbs  agents,  318  Front 

Booth  Andrew  G.  (Gunnison  &  Booth)  attorney  at  law 

32y  Montgomery,  r.  614  Sutter 
Booth  Arthur,  helper  S.  F.  Brass  Works,  r.  616  Guer- 
rero 
Booth  Arthur  E.,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  120  Sil- 

Booth  Charles  S.,  machinist  Union  Hon  Works  r  616 

Guerrero  ' 

Rn^fl?  David,  carrier  Evening  Post,  r.  616  Guerrero 
Booth  Edgar  H.,  draftsman  Prescott,  Scott  &  Co    r 

530  Harrison  ' 

Booth  Edward,  assayer  and  chemist,  110  Sutter    r 

Oakland 
Booth  Ella  N.  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Primarv 

School,  r.  512  Shotwell  ^ 

Booth  Frank  E.,  clerk  Sidney  Booth,  r.  2107  Bush 
Booth  Franklin,  student,  r.  522}^  Shotwell 
Booth  George,  steamboatman,  r.  56  Minna 
Booth  George  H.,  clerk  Sidney  Booth,  r.  2107  Bush 
Booth  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)  George  R 

Spinney  secretarj-,  310  Pine,  room  44  °  •     ■ 

Booth  Henry  J.,  capitalist,  r.  501  Harrison 
Booth  James,  spinner  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factorv 

r.  2303  Taylor  ^' 


Booth  James  E.,  tanner  C.  Hellwig,  r.  E  s  Columbia 

bet  Serpentine  Av  and  Army 
Booth  James  M.,  miner,  r.  1018  Clay 
Booth  John  O.,  seaman,  r.  E  s  Schuyler,  nr  Cortland 

Av,  B.  H. 
Booth  Jonathan,  soai^'maker  Wool  Agency  Warehouse 
r.  620  Sixth  ' 

Booth  Levi,  mechanical  engineer  Tatum  &  Bowen  r 

522)^  Shotwell  ' 

Booth  Lucius  A.,  weigher  Custom  House,  r.  Piedmont 
Booth  Mary  I.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  512  Shotwell 
Booth  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  57  Natoma 
Booth  Newton  (W.W.Dodge  &  Co.)  r.  Sacramento 
Booth  Robert,  tanner  C.  Hellwig,  r.  E  s  Columbia,  bet 

Serpentine  Av  and  Army 
Booth  Samuel,  cutter  coiner's  dept  TJ.  S.  Mint  r  512 

Shotwell 
Booth  Samuel  Jr., clerk  general  freight  office  C  P  RR 

r.  512  Shotwell  '       '' 

Booth  Sidney,  oysters,  318  Front,  r.  2107  Bush 

Booth  William  F.,  attorney  at  law,  252  Market    r 

Berkeley  '     ' 

Booth  WiUiam  O.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Twenty-sec 

ond  and  Valencia 
Booth  &  Co.  (Sacramento)  office  306  Clay 
Boothfcy  Adolph  F.,  restaurant,  312Townsend 
Boothby  A.  H.,  r.  797  Missioj 

Boothby  August  C,  brassfounder,  r.  318  Fillmore 
Boothby  August  P.,  expressman,  cor  Ellis  and  Powell 
r.  318  Fillmore  ' 

Boothby  D.  N.,  r.  1708  Turk 
Boothby  S.  E.,  r.  1708  Turk 
Boothby   William  L.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR    r  727 

Folsom 
Boothby  W.  T.,  r.  1708  Turk 

Boothroyd  Albert,  Draymen  and  Teamsters'  Union 
121  Eddy  ' 

Bootz  Adam,  proptr  Bootz  Hotel,  435  Pine 
Bootz  Adam  Jr.,  clerk  Bootz  Hotel,  435  Pine 
Bootz  Adam  P.,  chicken  ranch,  E  s  Prentiss,  nr  Call- 

fornia  Av,  B.  H. 
Bootz  Henry,  clerk  Bootz  Hotel,  435  Pine 
Bootz  Hotel,  Adam  Bootz  proptr.  435  Pine 
Bootz  Park,  Adam  Bootz  proptr,  E  s  Mission  Road,  nr 

Ocean  View  Station 
Booze  Robert,  laborer,  r.  275  Minna 
Boradori  Frank,  driver  Gaetano  Giannini,  r.  E  8  Ber- 

lin,  nr  Henry 
Boradori  Maurice,  milker  Raphael  Boradori,  r  NW 

cor  San  Bruno  Road  and  Woolsey 
Boradori  Raflaele,  milkranch,  NWcor  San  Bruno  Road 

and  Woolsey 
Boradt  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  528  Valencia 
Boratte  Frederick  A.,  r.  48  Oak 

Borba  Manuel  V.  T..  waiter  Frank  Oliver,  r.  503  Davis 
Borbeck  Agnes,  widow,  cigars  and  tobacco,  503  Pacific 
Borboa  Petra  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  1231  Stockton 
Borchelt  George  F.,  boxmaker,  r.  1209  Green 
Borchelt  John  H.,  carpenter,  r.  1209  Green 
Borchelt  Martin,  boxmaker,  r.  1209  Green 
Borchers  August  A.,  laborer,  r.  624  Lombard,  rear 
Borchers  John  H.,  teamster,  r.  9  Beale  PI 
Borchers  William,  master  mariner,  r.  9  Rincon  Court 
Borchert  William,  teacher  music,  r.  928  Mission 
Borde  Harry,  student  Toland  Medical  College 
Bordeaux   Board    of    Underivriters,    Eugene 

Thomas  &  Co.  agents,  617-619  Sansome 
Borden  C.  Mrs.,  r.  911  Folsom 
Borden  Henry  R.,  patternmaker,  r.  828  Howard 
Borden  James,  driver  Alonzo  Davidson,  r.  E  6  Eureka 
bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth  ' 

Borden  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Borden  John,  laborer,  r.  145  Dore 
Borden  John,  machinist,  r.  911  Folsom 
Borden  John,  teamster,  r.  5  Liberty 
Borden  John  J.,  boxmaker,  r.  669  Natoma 
Borden  M.,  boilermaker  H.  W.  Rice,  r.  Oil  Folsom 
Borden  Rhodes,  law  student,  r.  912  Sutter 
Borden  Sheldon,  law  student,  r.  912  Sutter 
Bordenave  Albert  J. ,  restaurant,  308  Sutter,  r.  19 

Stockton  PI 
Bordenave  Bernard,  waiter  A.  J.  Bordenave.  r    19 

Stockton  PI 
Bordenave  J.  A.,  capitalist,  r.  cor  Seventh  Av  and  N 

South  S.  F. 
Bordenave  John,  bakery,  639  Broadway 
Bordenave  Joseph,  butcher,  cor  Fifth  Av  and  N   r 

cor  Seventh  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Bordenave  Pierre,  bakery,  1400  Stockton 
Bordes  Jean  L.  (Moulhon  &  Bordes)  r.  1005)i  Powell 


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Bordner  Jacob,  carpenter  and  builder,  C41  Mission 
Bordwell  Albert  B.,  plumber,  r.  22  Park  Av 
Bordwfll  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  2215  Post 
Bordwell  George,  architect.  515  California 
Bordwell  George  A.,  architect,  318  Pine,  room   36,  r. 

732  Capp 
Bordwell  Henry  W.,  mechanical  engineer,  515  Califor- 
nia 
Borel  Alfred  (Alfred  Borel  &  Co.)  r.  S\\itzerland 
Borel  Alfred  <!i£  Co.    (Alfred  and   Antoine  Borel) 

bankers,  NW  cor  Mont{,'omery  and  Clay 
Borel  Antoine  (Alfred  Borel   &   Co. )  and  vice-consul 
Switzerland,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay,  r.  929 
Pine 
Borel  Augusta,  foreman  G.  Venard,  r^2  Sheppard  PI 
Borel  Francois  A.,  collector  Paul  Husson,  r.  tJ15  Pine 
Borel  Joseph,  cook  William  Westou,  r.  8153^  Vallejo 
Borel  Joseph,  with  G.  Venard,  r.  432}^  Vallejo 
Borel  Leon  F.,  cook,  r.  675  Vallejo 
Borel  Louis  (Borel  &  Co.)  r.  317  Sutter 
Borel  &  Co.  (Louis  Borel  and  Ferdinand  Imbert)  res- 
taurant, 308}^  Sutter 
Borella  Angelo,  bottle  dealer,  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Kearny,  r.  1136  Howard 
Borella  Auj^elo  Mrs.,Turnished  rooms,  1186  Howard 
Borella  Louis,  coppersmith  Sanders  &  Co.,  r.  526  Val- 
lejo 
Borella  M.,  cartman,  r.  442  Union 
Borelli  Vincenso,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Boreman  Peter,  seaman  schr  Anna,  r.  213  Steuart 
Boremau  Thomas,  tailor,  r.  650  Washington 
Boren  Florentine,  night  watchman  Grand  Arcade  Mar- 
ket, r.  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 
Boren  Henry,  seaman  P.  il.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Boreni  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Boretti  Giovanni  (Hildebrand  &  Boretti)   r.  455  Te- 
hama 
Borger  Christian,  mining  engineer,  r.  821  Grove 
Borger  Edward  J.,  civil  engineer,  r.  821  Grove 
Borger  Louis  W.,  packer  Castle  Bros.  &  Loupe,  r.  821 

Grove 
Borgerding  Henry,  papercutter  Wempe  Bros.,  r.  419 

Oak 
Borgesen  Andrew  W.,  second  mate  schr  C.  H.  Mer- 
chant, r.  328  Steuart 
Borgesson  Josephine,  domestic  522  Capp 
Borghgren  Nils,  tailor,  r.  1206  Howard 
Borghgreu  William,  Tailors'    Pro.    Union,  SW    cor 

Kearny  and  Morton 
Borgstrom  A.  F.,  tailor,  r.  417  Bush 
Borgstrom  Jennie  Mrs.,  milliner,  122  Montgomery  Av 
Borgstrom  Minnie  Mrs.,  millinery,  324  Montgomery 

Av 
Borgstrom  Peter,  tailor,  r.  324  Montgomery  Av 
Borgwardt  Frederick  W.,  boots  and  shoes,  1208  Mar- 
ket, r.  634  Jessie 
Borgwardt  Herman  W.,  barber,  r.  1720  Leavenworth 
Borgwardt  Reynold,  waiter,  r.  634  Jessie 
Borho  Charles,  waiter,  r»  77  Everett 
Borie  Louis  J.,  bookkeeper  F.  Chevalier  &  Co.,  r.  1528 

Bush 
Boris  Lambert,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  218  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  216  Montgomery  AV 
Borkheim  Htnry,  tailor,  329  East,  r.  119  Langton 
Borkheim  Samuel  H.,  pressman,  r.  119  Langton 
Borkmann  Albert,  barber,  221  Dupont,  r.  592  Steven- 
son 
Borland  Alexander,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Borland  Archie,  mining,  308  Pine,  r.  Oakland 
Borland  David  C,  decorative  paperhanger,  r.  540  Ful- 
ton 
Borland  H.  L.,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r.  2716 

Howard 
Borland  John,  mining,  308  Pine,  r.  Oakland 
Borland  Louis,  miller  Caledonian  Mills 
Borland  Maggie,  domestic  1411  Van  Ness  Av 
Borland  Sarah,  domestic  1416  Taylor 
Borle  Gustavus  J.,  upholsterer,  r.  545  Jessie 
Borle  Lewis  (James  Connelly  &  Co.)  r.  547  Jessie 
Bormen  L.  &  Co.  (Louis  Bormen)  cofifee  saloon,  614  Jii 

California 
Bormen  Louis  (L.  Bormen  &  Co.)  r.  614)i  California 
Born  Charles,  barber,  417  Post 
Born  Stephen  A.,  waiter,  r.  Ill  Natoma 
Borne  Andrew,  r.  736  Pacific 
Bornemann  Francis  G.,  cashier  V.  8.  Sub-Treasury, 

r.  134  (235)  Thirteenth 
Bornemann  Frederick,  clerk  Henry  Dangers,  r.  NE  cor 
Post  and  Laguna 


Bornemann  Julie  I.,  widow,  r.  134  (235)  Thirteenth 

Bornemann  Hartwig,  artist,  r.  4  Highland  Terrace 

Bornheimer  Francis,  real-estate,  r.  486  Haight 

BornmuUer  Riduhold,  upholsterer,  r.  1231  Mission 

Bornstein  Herman,  r.  1304  Mission 

Borustein  Julius,  salesman  Lobe,  Salinger  &  Co.,  r.  5 
Willow  Av 

Bornstein  Marx,  r.  1019  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bornstein  Pauline,  widow,  r.  1019  Golden  Gate  Av 

Boromeo  Augustine,  shoemaker,  317  Pacific 

Boronda  Ezekiah  M.,  r.  408  Bush 

Boroni  Carlotta  Miss,  milliner,  r.  21  Vandewater 

Boroni  Teresa,  widow,  r.  21  Vandewater 

Borovinich  Peter,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Borowsky  Michael,  saloon,  514  Hayes,  r.  510}^  Hayes 

Borradaile  Augustus,  with  John  C.  Pelton  Jr.,  r. 
1429  O'Farrell 

Borradaile  George,  salesman  J.  D.  Culp  &  Co.,  r.  1429 
O'Farrell 

Borremuus  Charles,  r.  207  Valencia 

Borremans  Edward,  bookkeeper  E.  Artigues  &  Co.,  r. 
207  Valencia 

Borren  Benjamin,  clerk,  r.  417  Grove 

Borren  Colmau,  furniture  dealer,  r.  417  Grove 

Borrer  Catherine,  widow,  r.  9  Cleaveland,  rear 

Borri  Guerino,  cook,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 

Borrman  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  512  Fourth 

Borrman  Henry  A.,  clerk  John  C.  Borrman,  r.  NWcor 
Howard  and  Eighth 

Borrman  John  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  How- 
ard and  Eighth 

Borrmanu  William  G.,  teamster,  r.  1637  Howard 

Barroni  Alfonso,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Borsh  Bridget,  widow,  r.  126  Ivy  Av 

Borst  Frederick  (Himebaugh  &  Borst)  r.  NW  cor 
Fourth  and  Tehama 

Borstell  Henry,  mastermariner,  r.  North  Pacific 
Hotel 

Bortfeldt  Ernest  H.,  cabinetmaker,/.  30  Garden 

Boruck  Marcus  D.,  publisher  and  proprietor 
Spirit  of  the  Times,  621  Sansome,  r.  2326  Clay 

Borza  Emanuel,  laborer,  r.  10  Union  PI 

Borzoni  Paolo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Bosano  Pasquale,  laborer  Nevada  Restaurant,  412 
Pine 

Boscaccio  Battista,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Boscacci  N.,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 

Boscar  Josefa,  r.  11  Piukney  PI 

Bosh  P.,  mate  schr  Parallel,  r.  5  Bay 

Boschen  Nicholas,  groceries  and  liquors,  1093^  Fifth 

Boscoe  Alexander  B.,  millhand  Pioneer  Lead  Works, 
r.  558)^  Howard 

Bose  .'lugiist,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  How- 
ard and  Langton,  r.  1113  Howard 

Bose  August  F.,  foreman  M.  Holje,  r.  NE  cor  De  Haro 
and  Center 

Bose  Bernard,  florist,  131  Seventh 

Bose  Bernhard,  r.  40  Third 

Bose  Bernhard,  bookkeeper,  r.  48}^  Zoe 

Bose  Charles  M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Na- 
toma and  Mary,  r.  432  rJatoma 

Bose  D.  H.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Grove  and  Polk 

Bose  Frederick  (Bose  &  Jurgeus)  r.  731  Branuan 

Bose  John,  laborer,  r.  1131 J^  Folsom 

Bose  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  505  Eighth 

Bose  Martin  H., cutter  Buckingham  &  Hecht,r.  1131H 
Folsom 

Bose  Richard,  packer  HecbtBros.  &  Co., r.  1112  Bry- 
ant 

Bose  &  Jurgens  (Frederick  Bose  and  Richard  Jur- 
gens)    groceries    and    liquors,  731-733    Branuan 

B^"Bose.    See  Boes  and  Boese 

Boselli  Luigi,  laborer  Daemon  &  Brc.  Golden  Gate 
Park 

Boselli  Luigi,  waiter  H.  Simon,  r.  San  Gottardo 
Hotel 

Bosie  Henry,  clerk,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Boskowitz  Charles  J.,  agent  Cupid  Co-operative  Dis- 
tillery Co.,  312  Sacramento,  r.  1409  Octavia 

Bosley  William  H.,  carpenter,  r.  545  Mission 

Bosmann  Louis,  gardener,  r.  cor  Alabama  and  Twen- 
ty-first 

Bosq  Romain,  lapidary,  r.  1023 M  Sutter 

Bosq  Syvlain,  laundryman,  r.  509  Union 

Bosquet  Andrew,  porter  A.  P.  Hotaling  &  Co.,  r.  11  }4 
John 

Bosqai  Ed^^-ard,  Manager  Bosqui  Engraving  and 
Printing  Co.,  523  Clay,  r.  814  Lombard 

Bosqui  Edward  L.,  clerk  Examiner,  r.  814  Lombard 


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cnroiuo  litliographers,  en<;ravers, 
printer!!  and  bookbinders,  Sd^vard 
Bosqui  niunag^er,  5^3  Clay  and  518 
Commercial 

Boss   Alfred  W.,  carpenter   Baldwin    Theatre,  r.  7 

Stockton 
Boss  Frederick  (Todt  &  Boss)  r.  34  Willows  Av 
Boss  M.  P.,  millwright  and  machinist,  419  California, 

room  5,  r.  Oakland 
Bossard  Albert,  weaver  S.  F.   Pioneer   Woolen   Fac- 
tory 
Bossard  George,  winekeeper  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r.  512 

Fourth 
Bosschaart  Peter,  cook,  r.  11  Welsh 
Bosse  Louis  (Bosse  &  Meier)'  r.  151  Eleventh 
Bosee    &   Meier    (Louis    Bosse  and    Nicolaus  Meier) 

groceries  and  liquors,  151  Eleventh 
Bossert  Albert  T.,  bookkeeper  Hellmaun  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  142  Seventh 
Bossi  E.  Giuseppe,  painter,  r.  606  Greenwich 
Bossier  Frank,  harnessmaker,  r.  18  First 
Bosten  Levi,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bostick  M.  B.,  agent,  r.  852  Folsom 
Bostin  John,  paiuter,  118  Fulton 
Bostmant  Thomas,  peddler,  r.  21  John 
Boston   and  California  Dress  Reform  (Mrs. 

Mary  H.  Ober)  manufacturers  corsets  and  ladies' 

furnishing  goods,  326  Sutter 
Boston   Board    of   Under^vriters,    Joseph    S. 

Bacon  agent,  316  California 
Boston  Consolidated  Mining  Co.    (Bodie,  Cal.)    F.   E. 

Luty  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  5 
Boston  Dairy,   Hiram   Clifford  proptr,   SW   cor  Cam- 
bridge and  Bacon,  U.  M.  T. 
Boston  Mary  W.,   widow,  r.   526  Tehama,   bet    Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Boston   Underwriters  (composed  of  the  Wash- 
ington and  Eliot  Insurance  Cos.  of  Boston)  E.  E. 

Potter  agent,  415  California 
Boston  William  A.,,  bookkeeper  Savings  and  Loan  Soc, 

r.  2414  Sacramento 
Bostow  Benjamin,  shipwright,  r.  173  Minna 
Bostrom  Peter,  ma.ster  mariner,  r.  216  Francisco 
Bostwick  Frank  F.,  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  732 

Capp 
Bostwick  Henry  E.,  floorwalker  S.  Mosgrove  &  Bro., 

r.  732  Capp 
Bostwick  Nellie,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  32  Ellis 
Bostwick  Samuel,  r.  421  Dupont 
l^~  Bostwick.     See  Bostick 
BosweU  S.  B.  <&  Co.  (S.  B.  Boswell)  stockbrokers, 

330  Montgomery 
Boswell  Solomon  B.  (S.  B.  Boswell  &Co.)  r.  927  Bush 
Bosworth  Charles  H.,  watchman  Black  Point  Packing 

House,  r.  El  Dorado  House 
Bosworth  Charles  J.,  buyer  Langley  &   Michaels,  r. 

6  Monroe 
Bosworth  George  F.,  printer,  r.  1014  Montgomery 
Bosworth  Henry  M.,  organist,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third, 

bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Bosworth  Martin   L.,  teamster,  r.  W  s  Ocean   House 

Road,  nr  Seventeenth 
Bosworth  William,  mining,  r.  2299  Sacramento 
Bosz  Henry,  cabinetmaker  H.  Granz,  r.  16X  Garden 
Botaixl  0.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  MUls 
Botcher  Albert,  groceries  and  liquors,  501  Fell 
Botcher  Hendrick,  master  mariner,  r.  5  Seymour  Av 
Botell  Samuel,   Cooks'   and   Bakers'   Union,   8W  cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Both  Jacob,  r.  South  Park  House 
Both  Ludolph,   stableman  Westerfeld  &  Page,  r.   534 

Stevenson 
Both  Richard  W.,  cooper,  r.  27  Creek  Lane 
Bothe  Louis,  candymaker,  r.  1245  Mission 
Botheradco  Dominick,  with   Antonio   Franchi,  r.  1503 

Fillmore 
Botliin,    Dalleinand  tSi   Co.  (Henry  Bochin  and 

Albert  Dallemand)  importers  and   manufacturers 

coffees,  teas  and   spices,  and  agents  Grape  Creek, 

Kentucky  whiskies,  305-307  Front 
Bothin  Henry  E.    (Bothin,  Dallemand  &  Co.)  r.  The 

Baldwin 
Bothmann  Frederic,  expressman,  r.  1237  York 
Both  well  David,  r.  917  Bryant 
Botron  Ferdinand,  cabinetmaker,  r.  729  Union 
Botron  Ferdinand  Jr.,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  729 

Union 
Botron  Louisa  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  729  Union 


Botscheider  George,   cabinetmaker    John    B.    Luch- 

singer  k  Son,  r.  245  Eighth 
Botsford  William,  physician,  olfice  and  r.  1001  Marjcet 
Bott  John  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  26  Bluxome 
Botta  Gii>vanni,  laborer,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Botta  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Bottaziui  Louis  A.,  printer  and  musician,  r.  461  Te- 
hama 
Bottchar  C,  seaman  O.  K.  and  SS.  City  of  Chester 
Botte  Ludwig,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bottel  Salvador,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
Botters  Jasper,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Drumm  and  Pa- 
cific, r.  9  Pacific 
Botti  Pietro,  with  Pac.  Vinegar  Works,  r.  5  Gavin 
Bottle  Koeni^'s  Beer  Hall,  Ferdinand  Kcenig  pro- 
prietor, 628-632  Pacific 
Botto  Napoleon,  driver  Sbarboro  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Ma- 
son and  Union 
Bottomley  Charles,  engineer  Geary  St.  KB.,  r.  1623}^ 

Turk 
Bottomley  Liberty  H.,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r. 

1623  M  Turk 
Botts  Charles  T.,  attorney  at  law,  33  Montgomery 
Block,  r.  Oakland 

Boucher Mme.,  r.  934  Howard 

Boucher  Charles,  laborer,  r.  3  Goodsell  PI 

Boucher  Charles  C,  bookkeeper  Wiester  &  Co.,  r.  916 

Powell 
Boucher  Eugene, 'boilermaker,  r.  3  Goodsell  PI 
Boucher  Fannie,  widow,  r.  19  Stevenson  Av 
Boucher  Fannie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1802  Market 
Boucher  Henry  A.,  marker  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Boucher  Henry  S.,  boilermaker,  r.  3  Goodsell  PI 
Boucher  James,  bootmaker,  r.  550  Stevenson 
Boucher  John,  carpenter,  r.  916  Powell 
Boucher  Joseph,  dyer,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Boucher   Sadie    E.    Miss,  assistant  Irving  Primary 

School,  r.  550  Stevenson 
Boucher  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  11  Tehama  PI 
Boucher  W.  K.,  r.  749  Howard 
B^"Boucher.     SeeBowcher 

Bouchet  Jules,  molder  E.  Guittard  &  Co.,  r.  725  Val- 
lejo 

Bouchette Mrs.,  glovemaker  Fred.  H.  Busby 

Bouchette  George  A.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Bouchier  Ferdinand,  glovecutter.  r.  510  Post 

Bouchier  Ferdinand  Mrs.,  glovemaker,  r.  510  Post 

Bouchoir  Charles,  r.  120  Ellis 

Bouck  Emory  I.,  milkman,  r.  SW  cor  Pine  and  Lyon 

Boudan  Alcide,  French  laundry,  2111  Mason 

Boudan  Louis,  r.  2111  Mason 

Boudan  Mary,  widow,  r.  1113  Filbert 

Boudan  William,  painter,  r.  1113  Filbert 

Boudin  Isidore,  bakery,  1412  Dupont 

Boudiu  J.  B.  Louis,  upholsterer  John  A.  Shaber,  r.  537 

Stevenson,  rear  • 

Boudin  Lucieu  (Marchebout  &  Boudin)  r.  SE  cor  Fol- 
som and  Sixth 
Boudrow  Charles,  r.  1933  Stevenson 
Boudrow  Charles,  salesman,  r.  1325  Kearny 
Boudrye  Felix,  r.  418  J^  Natoma 
Boudrye  Mary  Miss,  helper  Parisian  Dye  Works,  r. 

4183<i  Natoma 
Boufller  C.  O.,  r.  422  Fulton 

Boughton  Caroline,  widow,  saleslady  Mrs.  E.  E.  Cas- 
well, r.  Arcade  House 
Bougrand  Louis,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Bougruud  Paul,  bathmau  Knoechel  &  Brand,  r.NEcor 

Vallejo  and  Dupont 
Bouick  Alexander,  machinist,  r.  566  Folsom 
Boukofsky  Emil,  merchant,  r.  1607  Post 
Boukofskj'  Samuel,  clerk  M.  Wunsch  &  Co.,  r.  402 

Octavia 
Boulan  Richard,  waiter  O.  R.  andN.  SS.  Oregon 
Boulanger  Peter,  mining,  r.  618  Green 
Boulden  N.  T.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de  Janeiro 
Bouldiu  D.  W.,  speculator,  r.  14  Elgin  Park 
Boulin  Pierre,  carpenter,  r.  517  Filbert 
BouUet  Eugfne  J.,  machinist  F.  A.  Bobbins,  r.  1239 

Folsom,  rear 
Boullet  Joseph  H.,  printer,  r.  1239  Folsom,  rear 
Boullet  Joseph  R.,  teacher  music,  r.  134  Hickory  Av 
Boullet  Olive,  widow,  r.  1239  Folsom,  rear 
Boulou'Etienue,  r.  523  Montgomery  Av 
Bouquet  Delia  Mrs.,  waitress,  r.  259  Sutter 
Bouquet  Jean  J.,  real  estate,  r.  1305  Dupont 
Bourbin  James  C.,  grainer,  r.   NW  cor   Steiner  and 

Eddy 
Bourcq  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  1056  Howard 


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Bourcq  Marie  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  1056  Howard 
Bourdet  Jacques,  butcher,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Bourdet  Johu  W.,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  Lick  House 
Bourdet  Miunie  Miss,  operator  F,  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r.  730 

Minna,  rear 
Bourdet  Pierre,  r.  730  Minna,  rear 
Bourgeois  Alexander,  foreman  coal  yard  George  W. 

Gibbs  &  Co.,  r.  21}^  Langton,  rear 
Bourgeois  Louis,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

1332  California 
Bourgoie  Francis,  fisherman,  r.  1908  Powell 
Bourgoin  Adolph,  watchmaker,  books  and  stationery, 

206  Montgomery  Av 
Bourguignon  August,  boots  and  shoes,  1034  Kearny 
Bourguignon  Ernest,  shoemaker,  r.  518J^  Montffomery 

Av 
Bourjade  Cheri,  liquor  saloon,  1509  Dupont 
Bourke  James,  seaman   brig   Consuelo,   r.   NW    cor 

Third  and  Berry 
Bourke  J.  F.,  with  WUliam  T.  Coleman  &  Co.,  r.  2108 

Powell 
Bourke  John  M..  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RR..  r.  56 

South  Park 
Bourke  Mary  A.,  widow,  bakery,  311  Franklin 
I^^Bourke.    See  Berck,  Berk  and  Burke 
Bourman  Peter,  milker  A.  T.  Noble  &  Co.,  r.  NW   cor 

Thirtieth  and  San  Jose  Road 
Bourn  William  B.,  manager  estate  of  W.  B.  Bourn,  401 

California,  room  3,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Bourne  Elvina  W.,  widow,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1240 

Mission 
Bourne  John  B.,  stockbroker,  12  Leidesdorff,  r.   2510 

California 
Bourne  Joseph,  master  mariner,  r.  520  Howard 
Bourne  Richard   A.,  leather  and   shoe  findings,  108 

Geary,  r.  2120  Bush 
Bourne  William,  laborer  P.  M.  SS  Co.,  r.  8J4   Freelon 
Bournique  Charles,  bathman  New  York  Baths,  r.   738 

Pacific 
Bourquard  Albert,  machinist  Richmann  Drill  and 

Compressor  Co.,  r.  42  Ritch 
Bourquin  Charles,  dentist,  office  and  r.  121  Powell 
Bourquin  Francoise,  widow,  r.  436  Green 
Bourquin  Rafael,  baker  Emile  Pierron,  r.  306  Mont- 
gomery Av 
Bours  Thomas,  r.  807  California 
Bousente  Jacques,  r.  33  Fell 
Bousfield  Frederick  H.,  r.  621  Geary 
Bousfield  William  C.  (Bousfield  &  Abbott)  r.  604  Sut- 
ter 
Boagfield  &  Abbott  (William  C.   Bousfield  and 

Osborn  Abbott)  local  security  brokers,  312  Cali- 
fornia 
Boushey  Julius,  physician,  office  andr.  SW  cor  Ninth 

and  Mission 
Bousquet  A.  M.  Mme.,  dyeing  and  scouring,  726J^ 

Howard 
Bousquet  Eliza,  widow,  r.  916  Montgomery 
Bousquet  Eugene,  laborer,  r.  35^  Gilbert 
Bousquet  Leon,  foreman  Pac.  Cream  of  Tartar  Works, 

r.  33^  Gilbert 
Bousquet  M. ,  laundryman,  r.  2923  California 
Boute  Pierre,  gardener,  r.  S  s  Sanchez,  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Bouteiller  Louis  A.,  gardener  Presidio  Reservation, 

r.  cor  Baker  and  Green 
Boutelle  William  C.  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  112  O'Farrell 
Bouterious  Louis,  butcher,  r.  24  Langton 
Boutes  James  F.  (Boutes  &  Pac)  r.  1303  Kearny 
Routes  dii  Pac  (James  F.  Boutes   and   John  J.  Pac) 

liquor  saloon,  511  Washington 
Bouthillier  Alphonse,    carriagepainter,   r.   1002   Ala- 
bama 
Bouton  Albert,  porter  Holt  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 
Boutou  Andrus  P.,  r.  110  Ellis 

Bouton  Frank  G.,  foreman  Club  Stables,  r.  32  Ellis 
Bouton  Fred.  G.,  salesman  LeCount  Bros.,  r.  32  ElUs 
Bouton   Hurt.,   foreman   La   Grande  Laundry,  E  s 

Thirteenth,   bet   Howard  and    Folsom,  r.   2103^ 

Thirteenth 
Bouton  Nathan,  coachman,  r.  31  South  Park 
Bouton  Setli  S.,  millwright  Joseph   Wagner  &  Co.,  r. 

830  Howard 
Bouton  Wilson  F.,  clerk  John  Rosenfeld,   r.   12  Ron- 
dell  PI 
Bouve  Claude,  shipjoiner,  r.  22  Lily  Av 
Bouvet  Jules,  French  laundry,  21  Virginia 
Bo\jwman  Bernardus,  r.  574  Minna 


Bovee  George,  miller,  r.  12  Lewis 

Bovee  James  S.,  nightwatchman  Industrial  School,  r. 
2814  Laguna 

Bovee  Nestell  C,  r.  2025  Mason 

Bovee  William  H.  (Cobb,  Bovee  &  Co.)  r.  1515  Cali- 
fornia 

Bovee  William  R.,  laborer  Mechanics'  Mill,  r.  538 
Fulton 

Bovo  Gabriel,  wholesale  and  retail  liquors,  1300- 
1302  Dupont,  NE  cor  Vallejo 

Bovo  Teresa,  wido.w,  r.  414  Green 

Bovyer  William  L..  carpenter  and  builder,  510  Sacra- 
mento 

BowasJohn,  buggyman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  N  s 
Sierra,  bet  Georgia  and  Michigan 

Bowbeer  Thomas,  butcher  L.  Werner,- r.  507  Sixth 

Bowcard  Frank,  cabinitmaker  West  Coast  Furniture 
Co.,  r.  104  McAllister 

Bowcher  James,  upholsterer  and  furniture,  228  Stock- 
ton, r.  504  Guerrero 

Bowden  Frank,  r.  725  Pine 

Bowden  John,  teamster,  r.  2  Liberty 

Bowden  Joseph,  painter,  r.  15  Priest 

Bowden  Sophie,  domestic  325  Larkiu 

Bowden  W.  G.,  compositor  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co., 
r.  222  Bush 

BS"Bowden.     See  Boden 

Bowdla  George,  r.  914  Sansome 

Bowe  William  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Cen- 
ter and  Potrero  Av 

Bowen  Agnes,  domestic  1322  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bowen  Alfred,  r.  325  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bowen  Andrew,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  346  Third 

Bowen  Archibald  J.,  stevedore,  r.  5  Little  Webster 

Bowen  Asa  M.,  r.  1544  Howard 

Bowen  Avery  L.,  engineer  California  St.  RB.,  r.  1640 
Polk 

Bowen  Benjamin  F.,  detective,  r.  410  Kearny 

Bowen  Bridget,  domestic  NW  cor  Washington  and 
Franklin 

Bowen  Charles  R.  (Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Bowen) 
r.  1139  Sutter 

Bowen  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  ^07  Tehama 

Bowen  Daniel,  miner,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Bowen  Daniel,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1526  Dolores 

Bowen  Dennis,  hostler  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  r.  442  Jessie 

Bowen  Dennis,  teamster,  r.  124  Ivy  Av 

Bo^veii  Edgar  J.,  importer  and  dealer  seeds,  815- 
817  Sansome.  and  school  director,  r.  805  Golden 
Gate  A V 

Bowen  Ezekiel  C,  foreman  press  room  coiner's  dept 
U.  S.  Mint,  r.  32  Sixth 

Bowen  Francis  W.,  president  Excelsior  Powder 
Co.,  office  330  Pine,  room  53,  r.  124  O'Farrell 

Bowen  Frank,  molder,  r.  NE  cor  Eighteenth  and  Do- 
lores 

Bowen  Frank  B.,  sawyer,  r.  817  Vallejo 

Bowen  George  H..  miller  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,  41  First 

Bowen  George  W.,  japanner,  r.  349  Fourth 

Bowen  G.  W., carpenter,  r.  18  Verona 

Bowen  Henry  A..,  delivery  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg 
&  Boweu,  r.  1139  Sutter 

Bowen  Jacob,  gripman  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1640 
Polk 

Bowen  James,  r.  442  Jessie 

Bowen  James,  r.  921  Howard 

Bowen  James  B.,  r.  1602  Pacific  Av 

Bowen  James  P.,  longshoreman,  r.  464  Tehama 

Bowen  J.  Joseph  (Tatum  &  Bowen)  r.  802  Van  Ness 
Av 

Bowen  John,  helper  Western  Iron  Works,  r.  1055 
Howard 

Bowen  John,  tinsmith,  r.  18  Vandewater 

Bowen  John  H.,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  r.  929  Clay 

Boweu  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  349  Fourth 

Bowen  Maria,  chambermaid  Occidental  Hotel 

Bowen  Mary,  widow,  r.  344  Clementina 

Bowen  Pardon  M.,  mnfr  yeast  powder,  13  Pine,  r. 
Oakland 

Bowen  Rosanna,  widow,  r.  1306  Larkin 

Boweu  Samuel  W.,  salesman  J.  W.  Gale  &  Co.,r.  817 
Valle.io 

Bowen  Thomas  H.,  laborer,r.  SE  cor  Baker  and  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Bowen  Thoinns  J.,  clerk  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  r.  442  Jessie 

Bowen  Timothy,  lamplighter,  r.  S  s  Green,  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 

Bowen  Willard  H.,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  b 
Bowen,  r.  1139  Sutter 

Bowen  William,  r.  1705  Market 


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Bowen  William,  shoemaker  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Boweu  William  M.,  engineer,  r.  40  Minna 
Bowen  William  S.,  shipchandler,  r.  2308  Mission 
Bowen  William  T.,   laborer,  r.    SE    cor   Baker    and 

Beach 
Bowen's  Block,   W  s  Kailroad  Av,  bet  Eleventh  and 

Twelfth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
B^~Bowen.     See  Bohen 
Bower  Albert  H.,  fancy  goods,  500  Valencia 
Bower  Catherine,  widow,  r.  229  Ellis 
Bower  Frederick,  portrait  painter,  210  Third,  r.   229 

Third 
Bower  John,  r.  782  Harrison 
Bower  Joseph,  sugar  refiner,  r.  609  Seventh 
Bower  Solomon  M.,  upholsterer,  1520  Polk 
B^Bower.     See  Bauer  and  Baur 
Bowers  Alphoiiso  B.,  civil  engineer,  r.  613  Mission 
Bowers  Annie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  349  J^  Minna 
Bowers  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1119  Folsom 
Bowers  Charles,  coachman,  1925  Octavia 
Bowers  Eliza,  widow,  domestic  137  Silver 
Bowers  Frank,  r.  1427  Washington 
Bowers   George    (George  Bowers   &   Co.)  r.   NW  cor 

Railroad  and  Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Bowers  George  &  Co.  (George  Bowers  and  Daniel  C. 

Raynor)  druggists,  NW  cor  Kailroad  and  Eleventh 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Bowers  Henry,  tailor,  11333^  Mission 
Bowers  Jacob,    Jour.     Shipwrights'    Assn,    71    New 

Montgomery 
Bowers*  J.   Milton,   physician,  office  and  r.  Nu- 
cleus House.    Office  hours  1  to  3  and  7  to  7  J$  p.  m. 
Bowers  John  T.,  collector,  r.  1427  Washington 
Bowers  Joseph,  steward  tugboat  Neptune 
Bowers  iS.   E.   Mrs.,   physician,  office   and  r.  58  St. 

Ann's  Bldg 
Bowers  William  F.,  salesman  Gutta  Percha  and  Rub- 
ber Mnfg  Co.,  r.  1227  Turk 
Bowery  George,  janitor  Young  Men's  Christian  Assn 

Bldg,  232  Sutter 
Bowes  Frederick,  steward  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Bowes  John  J.,  shipwright,  r.  70  Minna 
Bowes  J.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  553  Tehama 
Bowes  Sarah  E.  Miss,*compositor  Donald  Bruce,  r. 

2505}^  Mission 
Bowes  William,  clerk  Charles  Montgomery,  r.  Mont- 

gomerv's  Hotel 
Bowie  Allan  St.  J.  (Bowie  &  Whiting)  r.  839  0'Farrell 
Bowie  Augustus  J.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

330  Sutter,  r.  839  O'Farrell 
Bowie  Aug-ustus  J.   Jr.,  mining  engineer,  217 

Sansome,  room  10,  r.  1913  Clay 
Bowie  Hamiltoii  C. ,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

330  Sutter,  r.  839  O'Farrell.  Office  hours  1  to  3  p.m. 
Bowie  Hugh,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  5  RinconAv 
Bo-wie  Hyde  R.,  capitalist,  318  Montgomery,  r.  839 

O'Farrell 
Bo-wie  Robert  I.,  physician,  office  330  Sutter,  r. 

2128  California.    Office  hours  10  a.  m.  to  12  m.  and 

1  to  3  p.  M. 
Bowie  Wallace  A.  (Flood  &  Co.)  and  paper  dealer,  r. 

1419  Folsom 
Bowie  &  Wliiting  (Allan  St.  J.  Bowie  and  Dwight 

Whiting)  real  estate  and  commission,  318  Mont- 
gomery 
Bowland  James  D.,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  308  Noe 
Bowlen  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bowlen  Thomas  H.,  driver  Hose  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

330  Twenty-.second 
Bowler  A,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Bowler  James,  liquor  saloon,  254  Spear 
Bowler  Timothy,  laVjorir,  r.  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Bowles  Charles,  r.  Arcade  House 
Bowles  Eliza,  widow,  r.  til  Jessie 
Bowles  George  H.  (Bowles  k  Darrow)  r.  525  Post 
Bowles    James,    books    and    stationery,    SE  cor 

Leidosdorfif  and  Commercial 
Bowles  Philip  E.,  student,  r.  1626  Howard 
Bowles  Thomas,  boileruiaker,  r.  61  Jessie 
Bowles  &  Darrow  (George  11.  Bowles  and  Henry  Dar- 
row) carpenters  and  builders,  223  Post 
Bowley  Free   S.,  engineer    S.  P.  RR.,    r.   S   s   Santa 

Clara,  bet  Harrison  and  Alabama 
Bowley  Samuel  C,  salesman   and  auctioneer  B.   B. 

Woodward  &  Co.,  r.  423  Bryant 
Bo^vman  Arthur  W. ,  real  estate,  314  California, 

r.  Oakland 
Bowman  August  (Bowman  Brothers)  r.  9  Bluxome 
Bowman  B.,  foreman  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r.  116  Turk 
Bowman  Benjamin  F.,  collector,  r.  847  Harrison 


Bowman  Brothers  (William  and  August)  hay  and 
grain,  9-11  Bluxonie 

Bowman  Charles,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RE., 
r.  621  Green 

Bowman  Charles  J.,  machinist,  r.  566  Bryant 

Bowman  C.  L.,  r.  32  Fourth 

Bowman  Cornelia,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  621  Green 

Bowman  E.  D..  r.  Rubs  House 

Bowman  Emma  M.  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  847  Harrison 

Bowman  Frank,  stovemounter,  r.  847  Harrison 

Bowman  George,  clerk  Fox  &  Kellogg,  r.  Oakland 

Bowman  George  £.  (Bowman  &  Shields)  r.  181  Perry 

Bo^vinan  George  F. ,  real  estate,  314  California, 
r.  NE  cor  Scott  and  Pacific  Av 

Bowman  H.  C,  clerk  J.  Bertz,  r.  328  Jessie 

Bowman  Henry,  shipwright,  r.  Mechanics'  Home 

Bowman  Henry,  teamster,  r.  385  Shotwell 

Bowman  Horace  W.,stickerhand  A.  M.Jewell  &  Co.,  r. 
1  Liberty,  off  Townsend 

Bowman  J.,  machinist  Risaon  I.  and  L.Works 

Bowman  Jacob,  bookkeeper  S.  Bine,  r.  501  Post 

Bowman  James  F.,  journalist,  r.  1108  Taylor 

Bowman  James  N.,  bookkeeper,  r.  7  Yerba  Buena 

Bowman  Joel  K.,  r.  181  Perry 

Bowman  John,  engineer  Allen  &  Young,  r.  22  Tehama 

Bowman  John  S.  (John  S.  Bowman  &  Co.)  r.  916 
O'Farrell 

Bowman  John  S.  &  Co.  (John  S.  Bowman  and 
Joseph  Coblentz)  manufacturers  cigars  and  im- 
porters tobaccOj  213-215  Battery 

Bowman  Joseph,  cooper,  r.  541  Ninth 

Bowman  Julia  M.  Mrs.,  teacher  St.  Joseph's  Grammar 
School,  r.  2020  Mission 

Bowman  Levi,  assistant  Lincoln  Grammar  School,  r. 
214  Powell 

Bowman  Samuel,  milkranch,  nr  St.  Mary's  College 

Bowman  S.  L.,  r.  32  Fourth 

Bowman  Thomas  B.,  r.  1041  Market 

Bowman  William  (Bowman  Brothers)  r.  9  Bluxome 

Bowman  William,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Fifteenth,  bet  Cas- 
tro and  Noe 

Bowman  &  Shields  (George  E.  Bowman  and  John  O. 
Shields)  liquor  saloon,  308  Fourth 

fi^"  Bowman.     See  Bauman  and  Baumann 

Bowne  Emma  L.,  widow,  r.  107  Powell 

Bowue  William  S.  (Wright  &  Bowne)  r.  2308  Mission 

Bownes  George  E.,  laborer,  r,  NW  cor  Butte  and  Ten- 
nessee 

Bowron  George  J.,  r.  5  Polk 

Bowser  Samuel  S.  J.,  shoe  dealer,  r.  1022  Bryant 

Bowyer  Frederick  W.  (Mackenzie  &  Gilbertson)  r. 
Oakland 

Box  William,  plasterer,  r.  20  Turk 

Boxton  Charles,  dentist  Sichel  &  Richards,  r.  164  Te- 
hama 

Boyce  F.,  student  Toland  Medical  College 

Boyce  Hamilton  G.,  bookkeeper  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 
526  Bryant 

Boyce  James,  laborer,  r.  26  J$  Welsh 

Boyce  John,  laborer,  r.  425  Linden  Av 

Boyce  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  2508  Bush 

Boyce  Millard  F.,  r.  1051  Howard 

Boyce  M.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  771  Mission 

Boyce  Philip,  r.  1051  Howard 

Boyce  Richard,  r.  2508  Bush 

Boyce  Samuel,  miner,  r.  526  Bryant 

Boyce  S.  B.,  salesman  M.  Heller  &  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 

Boyce  Thomas,  commission  merchant,  r.  526  Bryant 

Boyce  W.,  waiter,  r.  Bonanza  House 

Boyce  William,  molder,  r.  526  Bryant 

Boyce  William,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 

Boyce  William  A.,  telegraph  editor  Morning  Call,  r. 
1809  Jones 

Boyd  Alexander,  capitalist,  r.  500  Sutter 

Boyd  Colin  M.,  city  agent  Imperial,  London, 
Northern  and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  441  Califor- 
nia, and  Police  Commissioner,  r.  Brunswick 
House 

Boyd  C.  Woodward.dentist,  office  1003  Mission,  r.  1015 
Leavenworth 

Boyd  David,  laborer,  r.  5  Morrel  PI 

Boyd  David  W.,  policeman,  r.  807  Mission 

Boyd  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  835  Mission 

Bovd  Edward  T.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  840  Clay,  r. 
"  609  Stockton 

Boyd  Flora  F.  Miss,  teacher  Kindergarten  School,  r. 
1015  Leavenworth  • 

Boyd  Frank,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9,  r.  222 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Boyd  George  C.,  r.  11  Hopeton  Terrace 


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Boyd  George  W.,  captain  ship  Otago,  r.  113  Columbia 
Boyd  Grant,  Balesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  1614 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Boyd    Henry  C,    mail    clerk  Alta-California,  r.  915 

Jones 
Boyd  Henry  C. ,  real  estate,  r.  1324  Montgomery 
Boyd  James,  junk,  6  Union,  r.  1257  Montgomery 
Boyd  James,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  9  Pacific 
Boyd  James,  stevedore,  r.  1820  Stockton 
Boyd  James,  stonecutter,  r.  1404  J^  Hyde 
Boyd  James  A.,  expressman,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Front, 

r.  14  Willow  Av 
Boyd  James  T.  (Cope  &  Boyd)  attorney  at  law,  324 

Pine,  rooms  11-14,  r.  Pacific  Club 
Boyd  James  T.  Jr.,  receiver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  1617 

Larkin 
Boyd  J.  C,  lettercarrier  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'e  Express, 

r.  1820  Stockton 
Boyd  John,  driver  Fred  Katz,  r.  1006  Union 
Boyd  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Front,  r.  14 

Willow  Av 
Boyd  John  E.,  proptr  Boyd's  Berkeley  Express,  717 

Montgomery  and  Berkeley  Ferry,  r.  Berkeley 
Boyd  John  F  ,  capitalist,  ofBte  29  Nevada  Block,  r. 

Palace  Hotel 
Boyd  Joseph,  special  policeman,  r.  1257  Montgomery 
Boyd  Joseph   C,  mining  superintendent,  r.   907  Bu- 
chanan 
Boyd  Joseph  C.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  907  Buchanan 
Boyd  Lizzie  F.  Miss,  shoefitter  E.   Lehmann,  r.   Ala- 
meda 
Boyd  N.  E.,  medical  student,  r.  1031  Valencia 
Boyd  Oliver  D.,  clerk,  r.  707  Montgomery  Av 
Boyd  Robert,  bricklayer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Boyd  Robert,  sewing  machine  agent,  r.  274  Minna 
Boyd  Robert  C,  carriagemaker  J.  H.  Goodrich,  r.  136 

Ridley 
Boyd  Theodore  C,  designer  and   engraver  on   wood, 

408  California,  room  25,  r.  1015  Leavenworth 
Boyd  Thomas,  r.  11  Hojieton  Terrace 
Boyd  Thomas  W.,  machinist,  r.  704;^  O'Farrell 
Boyd  William,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Boyd  William,  cook,  r.  304  Jessie 
Boyd  William,  muster  mariner,  r.  1009  Valencia 
Boyd  William  M.,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Boyden  L.  A.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1107  Bush 
Boyden  William  B.,  mining,  r.  603  Taylor 
Boye  Frederick,  designer  S.  &  G.  Gump,  r.  Oakland 
Boye  Otto,  bakery  and  restauraiit,   30   Sixth,  r.   507 

Stevenson 
Boyenval  Armand,  laborer  .\rpad  Haraszthy  &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Boyer  Cyrus,  decorator,  r.  228  Montgomery  Av 
Boyer  Edward,  benchhand  W.   B.   Bradbury,  r.   1104 

Market 
Boyer  Ellen  Mrs.,  pork  butcher,  3  Mission   Market,  r. 

225  Seventeenth 
Boyer  Hans  P.,  bedsteadmaker,  77  New  Montgomery, 

r.  33  Natoma 
Boyer  Louis  W.,  insurance  adjuster,  409  California,  r. 

523  Kearny 
Boyer  Thomas  F.,  iron  molder,  r.  32  Russ 
Boyer  Urbaiu  (Boyer  .t  hagrave)  r.  U22  Dupont 
Boyer  William,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  34 

Russ 
Boyer  &  Lagrave  (Urbain  Boyer  and  John  P.  Lagrave) 

liquor  saloon,  1122  Dupont 
Boyers  Cary  L.,   clerk   general   baggage  agent  C.   P. 

RR.,  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  Oakland 
Boyes  James,  clerk  Henry  J.  Boese,  r.  41  Natoma 
Boyes  Robert,  porter  Hoibrook,  Merrill   &   Stetson,  r. 

761  Harrison 
Boyhan  John,  carriage  trimmer  H.  M.  Black  &  Co.,  r. 

445  Natoma 
Boyhan  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  445  Natoma 
Boyhan  Patrick,  carriage  trimmer   Carvill  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  1708  Stevenson 
Boy  ken  J.  Adolph,  drugs  and  chemicals,  SW  cor 

Ninth  and  Mission,  r.  1301  Mission 
Boykin  George  H.,  r.  112  William 
Boylan  Bernard  (Dooley  &  Boylan)  r.  8  Auburn 
Boylan  Edward  J.,  molder,  r.  512  Fulton 
Boylan  James,  r.  512  Fulton 
Boylan  James  J.,  piledriver,  r.  441  Clementina 
Boylau  John  J.,  waiter,  r.  407  Washington 
Boylan  Mary,  widow,  r.  811  Filbert 
Boyle  Alexander  (Boyle  &  Co.)  and  first  oflBcer   stmr 

Humboldt,  r.  842  Market 
Boyle  Ann,  widow,  r.  430  Tehama 
Boyle  Charles,  captain  schr  Active 


Boyle  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  252  Minna 

Boyle  C.  R. ,  clerk  general  freight  office   C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

1114  Market 
Boyle  Daniel,    driver    United    Carriage    Co.,    r.    416 

Fifth 
Boyle  Dennis  H.  (Duncan  U  Boyle)  r.  636  Jessie 
Boyle  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  213  Seventh. 
Boyle   Edward,   clerk  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  633 

Mission 
Boyle     Edward,    plumber    Charles    Waters,   r.    430 

Tehama 
Boyle  Edward  F.,  r.  300  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and 

Mission 
Boyle  Edward  J.  (Boyle  &  Co.)  r.  524  Howard 
Boyle  Edward  J.,  assistant  freight  clerk  Cal.  Cracker 

Co.,  r.  1103  Montgomery 
Boyle  Ellen,  widow,  r.  416  Fifth 
Boyle  Frank,  plasterer,  r.  14  J^  Mason 
Boyle  George,  fireman  P._M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Boyle  George,  laborer,  r.'l2  Broadway 
Boyle  George  S.,  dentist,  office  339  Kearny,  r.  3273^ 

Chestnut 
Boyle  Hannah,  widow,  r.  327}^  Chestnut 
Boyle  Henry,  salesman  J.  H.  Malone,  r.  14}^  Mason 
Boyle  Henry,  seaman  schr  Active,  r.  1136  York 
Boyle  Hugh  A.,  with  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.',  r. 

Marin  Co. 
Boyle  J.,  foreman  Hancock  &  Kelso,  r.  Ns  Greenwich, 

nr  Powell 
Boyle  J.  Mrs.,  r.  533  Mission 
Boyle  James,  carpenter  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.  532 

Sixth 
Boyle  James,  laborer,  r.  917  Capp 
Boyle  James,  plasterer,  r.  573  Sixteenth 
Boyle  John,  clerk,  r.  Elcho  House 
Boyle  John,  laborer,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 
Boyle  John,  laborer,  r.  20  Welsh 
Boyle  John,  plumber,  r.  814  Sansome 
Boyle  John   C,   clerk  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  533 

Mission 
Boyle  John  J.,  clerk,  r.  31  Ohio 
Boyle   John    T.,    horseshoer,    809    Howard,    r.  1314 

Harrison 
Boyle  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  127  Welsh 
Boyle  Lizzie  Mrs.,  r.  259  Stevenson 
Boyle  M.  Mrs.,  housekeeper  Franklin  Hotel 
Boyle  Margaret,  domestic  1633  Mission 
Boyle  Margaret,  widow,  r.  31  Ohio 
Boyle  Mary,  r.  513  Hyde 
Boyle  Mary,  widow,  r.  409  Greenwich,  rear 
Boyle  Mary  Miss,  assistant  Haight  Grammar  School, 

r.  2549  Howard 
Boyle  Mary  F.,  domestic  1712  Fillmore 
Boyle  Michael,   heater    Pac.   Rolling    Mills,  r.   W  s 

Michigan,  bet  Shasta  and  Sierra 
Boyle  Michael,  watchman,  r.  717  Natoma,  rear 
Boyle  Michael  H..  baktr,  r.  1412  Dupont 
Boyle  Minnie  J.  Miss,   dressmaker,  r.  1314  Harrison 
Boyle  Olin  M.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Boyle  Patrick,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freeee 
Boyle  Patrick  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  252  Minnik 
Boyle  Peter,  r.  1136  York 
Boyle  Peter,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet  Shasta  and 

Sierra 
Boyle  Peter  T.,  night  watchman,  r.  334  Townsend 
Boyle  Robert,  groceries  and  liquors,  230  Minna 
Boyle  Robert,  proptr  St.  Nicholas  Hotel.  212  First 
Boyle  Robert,  teamster,  r.  1314  Harrison 
Boyle  Sarah  Miss,  r.  14  Mason 
Boyle  Sarah  J.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  1826  Eddy 
Boyle  Thomas  F.,  mail  clerk  Morning  Call,  r.  31  Ohio 
Boyle  Timothy,  longshoreman,  r.  334  Bryant 
Boyle  William,  hog  ranch,  W  s  Eureka,  nr  Twenty- 
second 
Boyle  William  J.,  cutter  S.  W.  Rosenstock  &  Co.,  r. 

1615  California 
Boyle  William  P.,  salesman  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  31 

Ohio 
Boyle  &  Co.  (Alexander  and  Edward  J.  Boyle)  liquor 

saloon,  842  Market 
Boyne  Albert  F.,  candy  maker,  r.  74  Natoma 
Boyne  Joseph  G.,  r.  SCodman  PI 
Boyne  Joseph   G.  Jr.,  copyist  County  Clerk,   r.  925 

Washington 
Boyne  Thomas,  boarding  and  lodging,  45  Vallejo 
Boyne  William,  baker,  r.  1138  Folsom 


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Boynton  Abbie,  widow,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  8.  F. 
Boyntou  Byron  R.,  r.  1309  Webster 
Boynton  Charles  A.,  salesman  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Boynton  Charles  E.,  carriage  maker  A.  Folsom,  r,  1724 

Eddy. 
Boynton  Frederick  W.,  r.  1309  Webster 
Boynton  H.  H.,  copyist,  r.  613  Mission 
Boynton  John  M.,  clerk  W.  J.  Bryan,  r.  807  Geary 
Boynton  Lamour  A.,  chief  clerk  V.  S.  Sub-Treasury,  r. 

20  Hill 
Boynton  Underbill,  mining,  310  Pine,  r.  Ill  Powell 
Boys'  and  Girls'  Aid  Society,  John  H.  Baker  superin- 
tendent, 68  Clementina 
Boys' High  School,  Francis  A.  Blackburn  principal,  N 

s  Sutter,  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Boysen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Boysen  C.  M.,  r.  639  Clay 
Boysen  Constance,  widow,  r.  613  Mason 
Boysen  Edward  C.(JuliuB  Boysen  &  Son)  r.  911  Valen- 
cia 
Boysen  Hans,  boatman,  r.  125  Francisco 
Boysen  Henry,  waiter,  r.  21  Anna    . 
Boysen  Henry  C,  bartender,  r.  12  Oregon 
Boysen  Julius  (Julius  Boysen  &  Son)  r.  911  Valencia 
Boysen  Julius  &  Son(Juliu6  and  Edward  C. Boy- 
sen) hat  manufacturers,  223  Montgomery,  Euss 
House  Block 
Boysen  Leonhard,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Boyson  Antonio  0.  A.  (Anderson  &  Co.)  r.  NW  cor  San- 
chez and  Twenty-ninth 
Boyson  Hannah,  cook  22  Hawthorne 
Boyson  James,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Boyson  J.  Tliomas,  physician,  office  112  Kearny, 

r.  Palace  Hotel 
Boyson  Martin,  drayman  Castle  Bros.,  r.  569  Howard 
Boyston  John  S.(Boy8ton  &  Brady)  r.  739  Harrison 
Boyston  &  Brady  (John  S.  Boyston  and  Owen  Brady) 

liquor  saloon,  610  Market 
Boystrom  John,  laborer,  r.  115  Geary,  rear 
Bozarth  Basil,  hostler,  r.  SW  cor  Broderick  and  Grove 
Bozio  Orlando  (Bozio  &  Leturc)  r.  953  Howard 
Bozio  Orlando  (Bozio  &  Leturc)  r.  953  Howard 
Bozio  &  Leturc  (Orlando  Bozio  and  Auguste  Le- 
turc) wines  and  liquors,  149  Fourth 
Bozovich  L.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc.  71  New  Montgomery 
Bozzano  Pasquale,  r.  10  Union  PI 
Bozzo  E.  &  Co.  (Emanuel  Bozzo  and   Gaetano  Testa) 

wood  and  coal,  739  Vallejo 
Bozzo  Emanuel  (E.  Bozzo  &  Co.)  r.  737  Vallejo 
Bozzo  Florence,  r.  1009  Market 

Bozzo  Michael,  bookkeeper  E.  Bozzo  &  Co.,  r.737  Val- 
lejo 
Braake  Ernst,  mastermariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brabandt  Charles,   driver  Market  St.   RR.,  r.   809}^ 

Valencia 
Bracci  Angelo,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1102  Folsom,  r. 

328  Seventh 
Bracco  Vincent,  r.  903  Twentieth 
Brace  Abraham  (Brace  Brothers)  r.  2928  Sixteenth 
Brace  Augusta  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.2928  Sixteenth 
Brace  Brothers  (Nathan  and  Abraham)  plasterers  and 

whiteners.  292ffSixteenth 
Brace  Nathan  (Brace  Brothers)  r.  2928  Sixteenth 
Brach  Antonita  Miss,  teacher  The   Singer  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  213  Geary 
Brach  George  A.,  r.  213  Geary 
Brach  John,  speculator,  r.  213  Geary 
Brack  Oswald,  commission  merchant,  r.  1504 Franklin 
Bracken   George  D.,  salesman  Peterson  &  Palmer,  r. 

231  Sixth 
Bracken  James  O.,  salesman  Mrs.  J.  W.  Jones,  r.  1326 

Mission 
Bracken  J.  H.,  salesman  KeaneBros.,  r.  1326  Mission 
Bracken  Lawrence,  furniture  dealer,  729  Brannan 
Brackett  Eugene,  machinist,  r.  37  Second 
Brackett  Mnrtha  T.,  widow,  r.  37  Second 
Brackett  William   K.,  clerk  L.  T.  Lazure  &   Co.,  and 
publisher  stock  list  S.   F.  Stock  and  Exchange 
Board,  r.  824  Ellis 
Brackett  William  L.,  speculator,  r.  824 Ellis 
Bracktelle  Wallace,  jeweler,  r.  602  Leavenworth 
Bradbrook  Harry,  r.  VM)  Pine 
Bradbrook  William  J.,  upholsterer,  r.  255  Tehama 
Bradbury  Albert  W.,  attorney  at  law,  609   Kearny,  r. 

104  Seventh 
Bradbury  Alfred  W.,  bookkeeper  Crocker  &  Suydam, 

r.  1511  Clay 
Bradbury  Emeline,  widow,  r.  114  Ninth 


Bradbury  Fannie  W.,  widow,  r.  1.511  Clay 
Bradbury  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 
Bradbury  Helen  E.,  widow,  r.  1307  Taylor 
Bradbury  Lester,  r.  217  Post 

Bradbury  Philip  H.,  clerk  Levison  Bros.,  r.  1504 -Jones 
Bradbury  Phylenda,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1125  Fil- 
bert 
Bradbury  Vesta  E.  Miss,  assistant  Jackson  St.  Prim- 
ary School,  r.  1511  Clay 
Bradbury  William  B.,  proprietor  Centennial  Planing 
Mills,  5.56-572  Brannan,  r.  NE  cor  Van  Ness  Av 
and  California 
Bradbury's  Building,  52  Second 
Braddock  Frank,  carriagepainter,  r.  5  Willow 
Braddock  William  J.,  carriagepainter,  r.  Creedmore 

House 
Braden  Oliver,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Fair  Oaks 
Braden  Rose,  widow,  r.  914  Lyon 
Braden  William,    employee  D.   L.   Hadley,   r.   1105 

Pierce 
Brader  Annie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  738  Broadway 
Brader  Elizabeth  A.  Miss,  costumer,  r.  738  Broadway 
Brader  Henry,  liquor  merchant,  r.  738  Broadway 
Brader  John  H.,   manufacturer,  r.  738  Broadway 
Bradfleld  Richard,  miller,  r.  1103  Montgomery 
Bradford  Abram  C.  Jr., policeman,  r.  13)^  Oak 
Bradford  Ada  Mrs.,  elevator  operator  U.  S.  Appraiser's 

Bldg,  r.  606  Montgomery 
Bradford  Augustus,  engineer,  r.  126  Rose  Av 
Bradford   Catherine  Miss,   cigars   and   tobacco,     323 

Drumm 
Bradford  Charles  A.,  salesman  Charles  A.   Hawley  & 

Co.,  r.  65  Tehama 
Bradford  Daniel  F.,  with  Sacramento  River  Packing 

Co.,  r.  San  Rafael 
Bradford  Edwin  J.,  plumber,  r.  327  Fourth 
Bradford  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  133^  Oak 
Bradford  George,  sign  painter,  r.  515  Pine 
Bradford  George  B. ,  real  estate  agent  and  Super- 
visor Seventh  Ward,  office  413  Montgomery,  r.  65 
Tehama 
Bradford  George  L.,  clerk  George  B.   Bradford,  r.  65 

Tehama 
Bradford  Joseph  F.,  clerk  Police  Court  No.   2,  r.  65 

Tehama 
Bradford  Llewellyn,  engineer,  r.  126  Rose  Av 
Bradford  Lorisa  Miss,  r.  13^  Oak 
Bradford  Mary,  widow,  r.  13  Jg  Oak 
Bradford  Sarah,  laundress  La   Grande   Laundry,  E   s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Bradford  T.  D.,  coal  merchant, r.  14  Geary 
Bradford  Wallace,  salesman  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co.,   r. 

2123  California 
Bradford  W.  H.,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR.,  r.  cor 

Sierra  and  Kentucky 
Bradford    William    B.,    commission    merchant,  318 

Front,  r.  San  Rafael 
Bradford  Wilmer,  draftsman  C.  W.  M.  Smith,  r.   1341 

Howard 
Bradford  Woodbury,  compositor,   r.   2123  California 
Bradley  Albert  D.,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.   5   Mint 

Av 
Bradley  Annie.domestic  2125  California 
Bradley  Asa  M.,  foreman  Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Bradley  Benjamin,  laundryman,  r.  8  s  Eddy,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner  ' 
Bradley  Bernard,  butcher,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet  L  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Bradley  Bernard,  house  and  sign  painter,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Mary  and  17(i4  Fillmore,  r.  1222  Eddy 
Bradley  Charles,  longslioreman,  r.  249  Perry,  rear 
Bradley  Charles  R.,  porter,  r.  546  Minna 
Bradley  Charles  T.,  wool  scourer,  r.  Fourteenth  Av, 

bet  Railroad  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Bradley  E.  A.,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Bradley  Eliza  Mrs.,  proptr  Bradley  House,  118  Post 
Bradley  Francis  D.  (King  &  Bradley)  r.  233  Third 
Bradley  Frederick,  piunter.  r.  638 Green 
Bradley  George  L.,  real  estate,  r.  820  Sutter 
Bradley  George  T.,  compositor,  r.  Overland  House 
Bradley  Henry  W.,  clerk  Stanly,   Stoney   &  Hayes,  r. 

1316  California 
Bradley  House,  Mrs.  Eliza  Bradley  proptr,  118  Post 
Bradley  H.  W.,  carpenter  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co. 
Bradley,  James,  contractor,  r.  346  Fourth 
Bradley  J.imes,   driver  Market  St.   RR.,  r.   223  Fif- 
teenth 
Bradley  James  A.,  r.  201  Powell 


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Bradley  James  J.,  painter,  r.  1222  Eddy 

Bradley  John,  engineer,  r.  355  Clementina 

Bradley  John,  laborer,  r,  1110  Green 

Bradley  John,  porter  M.  Kilday,  r.  100^  Second 

Bradley  John  T.,  housepainter,  r.  27  Rausch,  rear 

Bradley  John  T.,  mining,  308  Pine,  r.  Oakland 

Brad  If  y  Kate,  widow,  r.  732  Snttfer 

Bradley.L.  L.,  r.  703  Market  , 

Bradley  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  812  Jackson 

Bradley  Margaret,  domestic  526  Harrison 

Bradley  Mary,   seamstress  La  Grande   Laundry,   E  s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Bradley  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  teacher  elocution  Zeiteka's  In- 
stitute, r.  209  Hyde 
Bradley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  249  Perry,  rear 
Bradley  Millard  F.,  searcher  records,  r.  118  Post 
Bradley  M.  J.,  r.  540  El! is 
Bradley  Osgood  G.,  clerk   Commercial   Insurance  Co. 

of  Cal.,  r.  127  Kearny 
Bradley  Patrick,  baker  Mount  St.  Joseph's  Infant  Asy- 
lum, South  S.  F. 
Bradley  Patrick,  helper  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  14  Tehama 
Bradley  Patrick,  soap  dealer,  711  Brannan 
Bradley  Richard,  clerk   Wadhams  &  Elliott,  r.   1316 

California 
Bradley    Richard,    master    mariner,    r.    Winchester 

House 
Bradley  Robert,  lather,  r.  1656  West  Mission 
Bradley  T.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bradley  Theodore,  attorney  at  law,  502  Montgomery, 

r.  238  Taylor 
Bradley  Thomas,  glassblower,  r.  249  Perry,  rear 
Bradley  William,  r.  1939  O'Farrell 
Bradley  William,  harnesscleaner,  r.  134  Seventh 
Bradley  William,   mashman   Bay   View   Distillery,  r. 

Nineteenth  Av,  bet  H  and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Bradley  William,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Bradley  &  Rulof sou  (John  H.  Dall  and   estate  of 
William  H.  Eulofson)    photographic  art  gallery, 
429  Moutgomeiry,  cor  Sacramenio 
Bradrick  Charles,  porter  new  City  Hall,  r.  113  Langton 
Bradrick  Isaac,  policeman,  r.  113  Langton 
Bradshaw  David,  laborer,  r.  24  Hunt 
Bradshaw  F.  H.,  clerk,  r.  2951  Sixteenth 
Bradshaw  George  H.,  purser  P.   C.  SS.  Alex.  Duncan, 

r.  2107  California 
Bradshaw  Ira  H.,  patternmaker,  r.  715  Howard 
Bradshaw  M.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  531  Capp 
Bradshaw  R.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2107  California 
Bradshaw  Robert,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen   Fac- 
tory, r.  Union  House 
Bradshaw  Samuel  C,  clerk,  r.  2107  California 
Bradshaw  William  G..  candy  mnfr,  2951  Sixteenth,  r. 

28  Second  Av 
Bradstreet  J.  Rea,   mnfr   weather  strips   and  rubber 

moldings,  641  Mission,  r.  2505  California 
Bradstreet    (Tlie)    Company,    Improved    Mer- 
cantile Agency  (New  York)  L.  B.  Hilliard  super- 
intendent. 230  California 
Brady  Adolph  (Brady  &  Kafka)  r.  1047  Bryant 
Brady  Alice  C.  Miss,  mnfr  bed  comforters,  110  Kearny 
Brady  Ann  Miss.  r.  40Quinn 
Brady  Annie,  domestic  65  Tehama 
Brady  Annie,  dome.'*tic21()l  California 
Brady  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  52  Naloma 
Brady  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  822  Valencia 
Brady  Benjamin,  commission  merchant,  r.  1318  Broad- 
way 
Brady  Bernard  F.,  carpenter,  r.  1626  Devisadero 
Brady  Bonaventure  P.,  clerk  freight  audjlor  C.  P.RR., 

r.  1223  Filbert 
Brady  Bridget  Miss,  r.  40  Quinn         # 
Brady  Catherine,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  336  Minna 
Brady  Catherine  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  S  a  Greenwich,  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sausome 
Brady  Charles,  r.  132  Turk 

Brady  Charles,  clerk  J.  Lancaster  &  Co.,  r.  176  Minna 
Brady  Daniel,  porter,  r.  22  Ash  Av 
Brady  Daniel  J.,  bricklayer,  r.  436  Twenty-second 
Brady  Daniel  J.,  longshoreman,  r.  15 M  Clara 
Brady  David,  shoemaker,  r.  244  Jessie 
Brady  Edward,  plumber  and  gasfitter,   510   Pine,  r. 

1215  M  Folsom 
Brady  Edward  R.,  clerk  treasurer's  oflBice  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

132  Turk 
Brady  Ella,  domestic  1808  O'Farrell 
Brady  Francis  R..  stovemounter,  r.  421  Fourth 
Brady  Frank,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn.  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 


Brady  H.,  r.  .529  Sacramento 

Brady  Hannah  Miss.r.  3  Verona 

Brady  Harry  C,  apprentice  Edward  Brady,  r.  1215>4 

Folsom 
Brady  Henry  J.,  attorney  at  law,  402  Montgomery, 

room  19,  r.  Bohemian  Club 
Brady  Hugh  J.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express, 

r.  624  Brannan,  rear 
Brady  James,  cooper,  r.  19  Kate 
Brady  James,  housesmith,  r:  1616  Mason  * 

Brady  James,  laborer,  r.  425  Fremont 
Brady  James,  liquor  saloon,  821  Market,  r.  12  Howard 

Court 
Brady  James,   longshoreman,   r.  S   s   Greenwich,  nr 

Sansome,  rear 
Brady  James  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1416  Devisadero 
Brady  James  P.,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Brady  James  W.,  metalroofer,  and  extraman  Hose  No. 

4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1  Vincent 
Brady  J.  F.,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Brady  John,  r.  176  Minna 
Brady  John,  blacksmith,  r.  735  Green,  rear 
Brady  John,  boilermaker,  r.  349  Tehama 
Brady  John,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  El  Capitan,  r.  177 

Clara 
Brady  John,  housesmith,  r.  1616  Mason 
Brady  John,  laborer,  r.  114  Fourth 
Brady  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Brady  John,  longshoreman,  r.  636  Commercial 
Brady  John,  teamster,  r.  1005  Bryant 
Brady  John  J.,  contractor,  r.  309  Ritch 
Brady  John  J.,  janitor  Lincoln  Grammar  School,   r. 

717  Tehama 
Brady  John  S.,  hostler,  r.  San  Bruno  Road,  nr  County 

Line 
Brady  John  T.,  druggist,  r.  720  California 
Brady  Josephine  Miss,  r.  132  Turk 
Brady  Kate,  cook  1011  Bush 
Brady  Kate,  domestic  312  Grove 
Brady  Kate  Miss,  carpet  sewer,  r.  853  Harrison 
Brady  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  910  Harrison 
Brady  Kate  E.  Miss,  assistant  Ewing  Primary  School, 

r.  353  Grove 
Brady  Katie,  domestic  1220  Ellis 
Brady  Lizzie,  domestic  433  Natoma 
Brady  Lizzie,  domestic  2013  Powell 
Brady  Lizzie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  1319  Pacific 
Brady  Louis,  cigarbox  maker,  r.  460  Sixth 
Brady  Maggie,  domestic  840  Grove 
Brady  Jlaggie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  853  Harrison 
Brady  Margaret,  widow,  r.  62  Natoma 
Brady  Margaret,  widow,  r.  202  Van  Ness  Av,  rear 
Brady  Martin,  tanner,  r.  435  Shipley 
Brady  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  126  Eighth 
Brady  Matthew,  assistant  chief  engineer  S.  P.  F.  D., 

ottioe.  old  City  Hall,  r.  920  Jackson 
Brady  Matthew,  groceries  and  liquors,  233  Fifth,  r. 

353  Grove 
Brady  Matthew  I.,  clerk,  r.  353  Grove 
Brady  Michael,  housesmith,  109  First,  r.  1310  Coliun- 

bia 
Brady  Michael,  lard  refiner,  r.  S  8  Seventh  Av,  bet  L 

and  M.  South  S.  F. 
Brady  Michael,  teamster,  r.  8  Welph 
Brady  Michael  Jr.,  tanner,  r.  1310  Columbia 
Brady  Nicholas,  marble  worker,  r.  416  Stevenson 
Brady  Owen  (Boystou  &  Brady)  r.  1023  Post 
Brady  Owen,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r. 

328  Jessie 
Brady  Owen  E.,  contractor,  r.  822  Valencia 
Brady  Patrick,  assistant  Sanitarium  Baths,  r.  1711 

Stockton 
Brady  Patrick,  carpenter,  SE  cor  Post  and  Central  Av, 

r.  1416  Devisadero 
Brady  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  612  Battery 
Brady  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1142  Folsom 
Brady  Patrick,  lodgings,  229  Si.^th 
Brady  Patrick,  metalroofer,  116  Tenth 
Brady  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  19  Kate 
Brady  Patrick  T.,  porter,  r.  4'23M  Shipley 
Brady  Peter,   assistant  rectoi'  St.  John  The  Baptist 

Church,  r.  1122  Eddy 
Brady  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  391 M  Ninth 
Brady  P.  H.,  mining,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Brady  Philip,  blacksmith,  r   ^07  Langton 
Brady  Philip,  framei^iakei-  McEachreu  &  Rowe,  r.  S  s 

I'otrero  Av,  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Brady    Philip,    framecaster    S.    &    G.    Gump,  r.   28 

RaiiBch 
Brady  Philip,  laborer,  r.  6  Elizabeth 


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BRA 


Brady  Philip,  laborer,  r.  449  Folsom 

Brady  Philip,  pressman,  r.  419  Stockton 

Brady  Philip,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 

Brady  Richard,  drayman,  r.  1005  Bryant 

Brady  Robert  E.,  cook,  r.  415  Tehama 

Brady  Sarah  A.,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  1332  Pine 

Brady  Susan  F., widow,  varieties,  1319  Paciiic 

Brady  Susan  M.,  widow,  bakery,  1325  Sacramento 

Brady  Thomas,  bricklayer,  r.  353  Clementina 

Brady  Thomas,  fireman,  r.  225  Austin 

Brady  Thomas,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  1615  Pine 

Brady  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  8  Minna 

Brady  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  N  8  Shasta,  bet  Michigan 

and  Illinois 
Brady  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  4  Fourth,  r.  319  Jessie 
Brady  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Brady  Thomas,  miner,  r.  424  Sansome 
Brady  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  11  Pacific 
Brady  Thomas,  tailor,  r.  176  Minna 
Brady  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Brady  Thomas  A.  E. ,  machinist  Hall's  Safe  and  Lock 

Co.,  r.  307  Seventeenth 
BradyThomas  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  566  Howard 
Brady  Tlionias  F.,  news  depot.  1903  Fillmore 
Brady  Thomas  H.,  carpenter,  r.  1416  Devisadero 
Brady  Thomas  H.,  clerk,  r.  3.53  Grove 
Brady  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Brady  William  J.,  foreman  boilershop  Risdon  I.  and 

L.  Works,  r.  34  Rausch 
Brady  &   Kafka    (Adolph   Brady  and   Simon   Kafka) 

butchers,  200  Sixth 
Brael  Henry,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  Q  and 

R,  South  S.  F. 
Braendlein  George,  musical  instruments,  1523  Market 
Bragg  Ada  Miss,  assistant  Noe  and  Temple  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  NE  cor  Castro  and  Beaver 
Bragg  Frank,  machinist,  r.  NE  cor  Castro  and  Beaver 
Bragg  George  H.  salesman  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r. 

314  Seventeenth 
Bragg  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  NE   cor    Castro  and 

Beaver 
Bragg  Joseph,  r.  232  Jessie 
Bragg  Lizzie  Miss,  assistant  Irving  Primary  School, 

r.  NE  cor  Castro  and  Beaver 
Bragg  Mary  J.,  Miss,  assistant  Girls'  High  School,  r. 

NE  cor  Castro  and  Beaver 
Bragjf  Robert,  manufacturer  steering  wheels,  322 

Main,  r.  NE  cor  Castro  and  Beaver 
Brags  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1625  Pine 
Bragdon  C.  A.,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Bragia  Angelo  S.  (Bragia  &  Gianni)  r.  1102  Folsom 
Bragla    &   Gianni    (Angelo  S.   Bragia  and  Dominico 

Gianni)  fruits  and  produce,  1102  Folsom 
Braham   George,   superintendent    Pac.    Hebrew  Or- 
phan Asylum   and  Home  Soc,   Devisadero,    bet 
Hayes  and  Grove 
Brabam  George  Mrs.,  matron  Pac.  Hebrew  Orphan 
Asylum  and  Home  Soc,  Devisadero,  bet  Hayes 
and  Grove 
Braham  Michael,  laborer,  r.  .324  Minna 
Braid  Alice  G.  Mrs.,  milliner,  51.5-517  Hayes 
Braid  David   C,   millinery  and   straw  goods,  515-517 

Hayes 
Brainard  George  L.,  druggist  James  Devine 
Braiuard  Henry  C,  carrier  Alta  California,  r.  334  Bush 
Brainard  John,  coachman,  1918 •  Pacific  Av 
Braiuard  Richard,  salesman  Lllienthal  &  Co.,  r.  1105 

Van  Ness  Av 
Brake  James,  cook,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Brakeuwagen  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  442  Green 
Brakniaun  Ferdinand,   liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Steven- 
son and  Annie 
Brali  George  (Ferrea  &  Brali)  r.  Wheat,  bet  Paul  and 

Salinas  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Bralich  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  706  Jackson,  r.  308 

Union 
Bralye  Jans  C,  laborer,  r.  10  Bryant  Av 
Bramhalt  Bartlctt  M.,  salesman  A.  L.  Biincroft  &  Co., 

r.  (i06  Shotwell 
Bramhall  Walter  M.,  with  J.  K.  Armsby  &  Co.,  r.  1421 

Sacramento 
Bramler  Caleb  A.,  teamster,  r.  25  Hermann 
Bramsoii  Henry,  machinist,  r.  14  Pfeiflfer 
Bramstedt  John,  clerk  M.  Tiodomann,  NW  cor  McAl- 
lister and  Gough 
Bramstedt  John  H.,  liquor  saloon,  251   Steuart,  r.  210 

Steuart 
Bramstedt  Richard,  blacksmith,  r.  312Ji  Clementina 
liramwell  Aaron,  stevedore,  r.  8  Calhoun 
Brauiwell  Annie,  Miss,  g'.ovemaker,  r.8  Calhoun 


Branagan  Patrick  J.,  bakery,  1124  Larkin 

Branch  Alfred,  brassmolder,  r.  564  i^  Bryant 

Branch  Frank,  clerk  George  W»  Miller,  r.  .564!^  Bryant 

Branch  George  H.,  compositor,  r.  564}^  Bryant 

Brancn  George  W.,  examiner  of  invoices.  Naval  Office, 
Custom  House,  r.  1532  Polk 

Branch  House,  L.  J.  ^well  iiroprietor,  424  San- 
some 

Branch  Oscar,  coremaker,  r.  564  3^  Bryant 

Branch  Royal  D.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r.  705  Post 

Brand  Aristide,  secretary  La  Societe  Fran^ais 
D'Epargnes  ct  de  Prevoyance  Mutuelle,  534  Cali- 
fornia, r.  Alameda 

Brand  August,  maltster,  r.  SE  cor  Fulton  and  Webster 

Brand  Caroline,  widow,  r.  28}^  Park  Av 

Brand  Ernest,  auditor  Humboldt  Savings  and  Loan 
Soo.,r.  28 M  Park-Av 

Brand  Ernest,  jeweler,  r.  425  Post 

Brand  Eva.  domestic  410  Taylor 

Brand  Frederick,  shipcarpenter,  r.  813  Howard 

Brand  Herman,  maiiufacturer  and  dealer  cigars 
and  leaf  tobacco,  304  Battery,  r.  116  Ridley 

Brand  Herman  J.,  mnfg  jeweler  and  diamond  setter, 
230  Kearny 

Brand  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  N  s.  Union,  bet  Octavia 
and  Laguna 

Brand  John  G.  (Knoechel  &  Brand)  r.  Oakland 

Brand  J.  W.  Mrs.,  stationery  and  varieties,  120  Taylor 

Brand  Lena,  cook  1617  Van  Ness  Av 

Brand  Lucien,  clerk  Lazard  Freres,  r.  Alameda 

rg^Brand.     See  Brandt 

Brandau  Emil,  draftsman,  r.  405  O'Farrell 

Brandemann  Carsten,  shipwright,  NE  cor  Santa  Clara 
and  Illinois 

Brandenburg  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  340  Ritch 

Brandenmiil  William,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Braudenstein  A.  J.  &  Co.  (Alfred  J.  Brandenstein  and 
Simon  L.  Goldberg)  importers  and  dealers  leaf 
tobacco  and  cigars,  508-510  Washington 

Brandenstein  Alfred  J.  (A.  J.  Br^indenstein  &  Co.)  r. 
SW  cor  California  and  Gough 

Brandenstein  Gustave  H.  (H.  Brandenstein  &  Co.)  r. 
415  Post 

Brandenstein  H.  &  Co.  (Herman  and  Gustave  H.  Bran- 
denstein and  M.  Clayburgh)  auctioneers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  carriages,  harness,  etc.,  SW 
cor  Mission  and  New  Montgomery 

Brandenstein  Herman  (H.  Brandenstein  &  Co.  and 
Clayburgh  &  Brandenstein)  r.  810  Ellis 

Brandenstein  Herman  H.,  bookkeeper  Schweitzer, 
Sachs  &  Co.,  r.  1445  Leavenworth 

Brandenstein  Joseph  (A.  S.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.) 
and  president  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co.,  r.  SW  cor 
California  and  Gough 

Brandenstein  M.&  Co.  (Meyer  Brandenstein  and  Laz- 
ard Godchaux)  wholesale  butchers,  S  s  First  Av, 
nr  Kentucky,  South  S.  F.,  office  529  Clay 

Brandenstein  Max  J.  (Siegfried  &  Brandenstein)  r. 
SW  cor  California  and  Gough 

Brandenstein  Meyer  (M.  Brandenstein  &  Co.)  r.  709 
O'Farrell 

Brander  George  IJ. ,  vice-president  Nevada  Bank 
of  San  Francisco,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine, 
r.  615  Taylor 

Brander  Saloon,  Henry  Kleen  proprietor,  225 
Clay 

Braudl  Rofena  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  106  McAllister 

Brandon  Fred.  !>. ,  attorney  at  law,  528  Califor- 
nia, room  8,  r.  15  DeBoom 

Braadon  J .  Bu,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 
r.  Alameiw, 

Brandon  Jos9pU  R. ,  attorney  at  law,  €04  Mer- 
chant, r.  2907  Washington 

Brandon  Michael,  hackman,  r.  171  Perry 

Braudtni  Owen,  boilermaker,  r.  15  Ritch 

Brandon  Patrick  H.,  special  policeman,  r.  28  Clarence 
PI 

Brandon  Patrick  H.  Jr.,  plumber,  r.  28  Clarence  PI 
Brandon  W.  M.,  real  estate  agent,  622  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Brandson  Conrad,  waiter,  r.  1435  Valencia 
Brandstetter  George,  laborer,  r.  605  Broadway 
Brandstetter  George,  shoemaker,  r.  1333  Dupont 

Brandt ,  waiter,  r.  261  Stevenson 

Brandt  Adolph  R.  (Brandt  Brothers)  r.  W  s  Vermont, 

bet  Colusa  and  Yuba 
Brandt   Alonzo  B.,  relief  engineer  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  414 

Duncan 
Brandt  Annie,  domestic  1811  Mason 
Brandt  Arthur,  upholsterer,  r.  819  Capp 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  of  FINE  JEWELRY  in  all  its 
branches.  119  MONTGOMERV  ST. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


GOOD  WORK.   liOW  PRICKN. 

OFFICE,  648  MARKKT  MTREET. 


BKA 


221 


BEA 


Brandt  August  W.,  cook,  r.  664  Minna 
Brandt  Bernard  L.,  house  and  signpainter,  404  Mont- 
gomery, r.  1013  Van  Ness  Av 
Brandt  Brothers  (Adolph   K.   and   Hermann   C.)  tan- 
ners and  curriers,  W  s  Vermont,  nr  Army 
Brandt  Charles  W.,  captain  schr  California,  r.  58  Clay 
Brandt  Brie  A.,  insurance  broker,  r.  110  Mason 
Brandt  Frederick,  carpenter  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Brandt  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  417  Third 
Brandt  Frederick  B.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Brandt  George  E.,  sailmaker,  r.  1815  Stockton 
Brandt  Henry  (Knopf  &  Brandt)  r.  1412  Larkin 
Brandt  Herman  W.  A.,  barber,  r.  535  Vallejo 
Brandt  Hermann  C.    (Brandt  Brothers)   r.    W  s  Ver- 
mont, bet  Colusa  and  Tuba 
Brandt  Isuac  B.   L.,    attorney  at  law,  306  Pine, 

room  5,  r.  614  Hyde 
Brandt  Jacob,  foreman  I.  S.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  1339 

Howard 
Brandt  J.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  Winchester  House 
Brandt  John,  cook,  r.  916  Montgomery 
Brandt  Jolm,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Brandt  John  J.,  sailmaker,  r.  1815  Stockton 
Brandt  Louis,  r.  504  Grove 
Brandt  Louis  B.,  traveling  salesman   Liebes  Bros,  k 

Co.,  r.  1013  Van  Nes.s  Av 
Brandt  Loui.^e  E.  Miss,  assistant  Hamilton  Grammar 

School,  r.  1815  Stockton 
Brandt  M.  \.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413   Sutter 
Brandt  Mary  Miss,  r.  '225  Geary 

Brandt  Maurice,  salesman  Colman  Bros.,  r.  504  Grove 
Brandt  Otto,  groceries  and  liquors,  1038  Market   and 

wood  and  coal,  1033  Valencia 
Brandt  Theresa,  domestic  835  Post 
Biy Brandt.    See  Brand  and  Brant 
Brandtjen  John,  liquor  saloon,  810  Sixth 
Brandy  City  Mining  Co.  (Sierra  Co.,  Cal)    Charles  Al- 

lenberg  secretary,  630  Brannan 
Branger   Joseph,    Societe    Culinair^    Francaise,    510 

Bush 
Brankiu  Mary,  widow,  r.  1513  Powell 
Brann  Alonzo  R.,  sailmaker,  r..  813  Howard 
Brann  Frank  R.  (Redstone  &  Brann)  attorney  at  law, 

240  Montgojiiery,  room  14,  r.  52^  Twenty-second 
Brann  Lorin,  r.  W  s  Missouri,  bet  Santa  Clara  and 

Mariposa 
Brann  Mary  J.,  widow,  lodgings,  413  Fourth 
Brann  Robert  C.  (Harding,  Brann  &  Prior)  r.  117  Co- 
lumbia 
Brann  Thomas  M.,  conductor  Central  RR.,  r;   686^ 

McAllister 
Brannagan  Christopher,  clerk,  r.  324  }<;  Broadway 
ft^Branuagan.     See  Branuigan  and  Branagan 

Brannan ,   captain  bktn   Melancthon,    office    44 

Market 
Brannan  A.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  610  Folsom 
Brannan  Ambrose  T.,  ironmolder,  r.  247  Clara 
Brannan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1119  Greenwich 
Brannan  Cecilia,  domestic  33H  Oak 
Brannan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  635  Second 
Brannan  Edward,  helper  Western  Iron  Works,   r.   527 

Howard 
Brannan  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  721  Brannan,  rear 
Brannan  Era  Mrs.,  r.  17  Wildey 
Brannan  James, .laborer,  r.  103  King 
Brannan  James,  laborer,  r.  1621  Leavenworth 
Brannan  James,  upholsterer,  r.  3011  Clay 
Brannan  James  E.,  r.  719  Brannan 
Brannan  James  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  28  Freelou 
Brannan  James  M.,  jeweler,  r.  2510  Post 
Brannan  John,  deckhand  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr   Garden 

City,  r.  512  Mission 
Brannan  John,  laborer,  r.  12  Howard 
Brannan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  21  Anthony 
Brannan  John,  master  m«riner,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Brannan  John,  pantryman  P.  C.  S3.  State  of  Califor- 
nia, r.  80  Clinton 
Brannan  John  E.,  clerk,  r.  1711  Eddy 
Brannan  John  E.,  wood  and  coal,  455  Clementina,  r. 

444 J4  Clementina 
Brannan  Lawrence,  blacksmith,  r.  46  Louisa 
Brannan  Maggie,  widow,  bakery,  637  M  Howard 
Brannan  Martha,  widow,  r.  28  Freelon 
Brannan  Msry,  widow,  r.  S  s  Santa  Clara,  bet  Utah 

and  Nebraska 
Brannan  Mary  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  247  Clara 
Brannan  Michael,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  743  Harri- 
son 
Brannan  M.  J.,  cook.  r.  6.36  Commercial 
Brannan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  103  King 


Brannan  Patrick  R..  blacksmith,  821  Geary,  r.  20  Myr- 
tle Av 
Brannan  Sarah,  widow,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

Twenty-ninth 
Brannan  Samuel,  office  Pioneer  Hall,  808  Montgomery 
Brannan  Sarah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  313  Fourth 
Brannan  Thomas,  bootmaker,  r.  349 >$  Minna 
Brannan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  14  Clara 
Brannan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  719  Brannan 
Brannan  Thomas,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Brannan  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  1161  Howard,  r.  714 

Tehama 
Brannan  Thomas  J.  (Brannan  &  Dufficy)  r.  Brooklyn 

Hotel 
Brannan  William,  produce  dealer,  r.  247  Clara 
Brannan  William,  teamster,  r.  SE  cor  Railroad   and 

Fifth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Brannan  William  Jr.,  shoecutter,  r.  247  Clara 
Brannan  <&  Dufficy  (Thomas  J.  Brannan  and  M. 
C.  Dufficy)  proprietors  Brooklyn  Hotel,  212  Bush 
B^Brannan.    See  Brennan 
Brannigan  James,  hostler,  r.  421  Bush 
Branuigan  Maggie,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Brannigan  Matthew,  contractor,  r.  1136  Howard 
Brannigan  Peter,  tanner,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 

South  S.  F. 
Brannigan  Philip,  Rig.  and  Stey.  Union,  806  Mont- 
gomery 
Branscheid  Charles  F. ,  clerk  Wieland  Bros.,  r.  820  Pa- 
cific I 
Branscheid  Edward  C,  clerk,  r.  820  Pacific 
Branscheid  William  (G.Weber  &  Co.)  r.  820  Pacific        | 
Branscheid  William  H.,  salesman  Holbrook,  Merrill  1 
&  Stetson,  r.  820  Pacific  1 
Bransfurd  Susie  E.  Miss,  r.  207  Turk  | 
Branson,  Armitage  &  Co.  (Ware  Branson,  John  Armi- 
tage  and  Jacob  F.  Miller)  sailmakers,  111  Broad- 
way 
Branson  C.  R.,  r.  St.  David's  House 
Branson  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  362  Natoma 
Branson  Ware  (Branson,  Armitage  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Brant  Charles,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Brant  Clarence  A.,  clerk  Flint  &  Stone,  r.  329  Eddy 
Brant  Emma  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  1712  Jones 
Brant  J.,  laborer,  r.  1149  Harrison 
Brant  John  H.,  teamster,  113  Davis,  r.  329  Eddy 
Brant  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  424  Sansome 
n^  Brant.     See  Brandt 
Braren  Roluf,  hostler,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Brarens  Henry,  laborer,  r.  N  8  Beaver,  bet  Sanchez 

and  Noe 
Brarens  Peter,  milk  dealer,  r.  NW  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Church 
Brarens  Susan,  domestic  1509  Gough 
Brash  Elizabeth  Miss,  r.  1407  Clay 
Brashears  Richard  B.,  cook,  r.  122  Shipley 
Brask  John  G.,  liquor  saloon,  129  Folsom 
Brask  Nicoli,  surveyor,  r.  228  Montgomery  Av 
Brassell  Mary,  domestic  612  Larkin 
Brassell  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Brastow  Solomon  D.,  division  superintendent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r.  1205  Jackson 
Bratt  A.,  butcher,  r.,  W  s  Fair  Oaks,  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Ninteenth 
Brattell  Walter,  jeweler,  r.  602  Leavenworth 
Bran  J.  H.,  Mastt-r  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Brand  Caroline  Mme.,  mnfr  fancy  feathers,  425  Post 
Brauer  Albert,  liquor  saloon,  640  Pacific 
Brauer  A.  W.,  teacher  music,  r.  30  Page 
Brauer  Catherine,  widow,  r.  724  Union 
Brauer  Henry  (Martens  &  Brauer)  r.  1903  Geary 
Brauer  Jolm,  coppersmith,  r.  501  Broadway 
Brauer  Lillie  Miss,  r.  724  Union 
Brauer  Louis,  driver,  r.  537  Hayes 
BSy  Brauer.     See  Brewer  and  Broyer 
Braughal  Joseph,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio 

d«  Janeiro 
Braun  Adolph  W.,  tailor,  r.  240  Jessie 
Braun  Augustus  F.  H.,  machinist  Joseph  Bien,  r.  1004 

Hyde 
Braun  Bertha  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  35  Russ 
Braun  Charles,  waiter  Hotel  Rhein,  909  Kearny 
1  Braun  Ferdinand,  laborer,  r.  415 '<.  Stevenson 
j  Braun  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  605  Broadway 
Braun  Henry,  laborer,  r.  605  Broa<hvay 
Braun  Henry,  foreman  J.  Gundlach  &  Co.,  r.  115  Pros- 
pect PI 
Braun  H.  P.,  paperhanger,  r.  605  Broadway 
Braun  Katarina,  domestic  807  Sutter 


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Braun  Napoleon,  waiter,  r.  C05  Broadway 

f^"  Braun.    See  Brown 

BMune  F.,  waiter,  r.  261  Stevenson 

Brauuhardt  Samuel,  travelling  agent,  r.  Linden 
House 

Braunlich  Julius,  tinsmith,  r.  226  Grove 

Braunschweigcr  Herman  (Braunschweiger  &  Bum- 
sted)  r.  2216  California 

BrauiiscIiAveiger  <&  Bamsted  (H.  Braun- 
schweiger and  Ed.  H.  Bumsted)  importers  and 
wholesale  dealers  wines  and  liquors,  223  Caliloruia 

Bravastrello  Francisco,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wash- 
ington 

Bravender  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  W  6  San  Bruno  Road, 
nr  Army 

Bravermau  Louis  (Louis  Braverman  &  Co.)  r.  1016 
Eddy 

BRAVERMAN  LOUIS  &  CO. 

(liouis  Bra,verinun)  importers  aiifl  re- 
tail dealers  watches,  je'welry,  dia- 
monds. Silver-ware,  etc.,  119  Mont- 
gomery 

Braverman  Sig.  L.,  salesman  Louis  Braverman  &  Co., 
r.  1016  Eddy 

Bravin  George,  r.  50  Ritch 

Bravin  Richard,  r.  50  Ritch 

Bray  Alexander  C,  ironmolder,  r.  153  Jg  Third 

Bray  Alonzo  W.,  teamster,  r.  6  Jane  PI 

Bray  Anthony,  miner,  r.  118  Eddy 

Bray  Brothers  (Watson  A.  Bray)  grain  commis- 
sion merchants,  and  agents  Alviso  Flouring  Mills, 
226  Clay 

Bray  C.  E.,  general  agent  Hayes  &  Co.,  222  Montgom- 
ery, r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Bray  Edward  M.,  bookkeeper  Bray  Bros.,  r.  Fruit 
Vale 

Bray  E.  J.  Mrs.,  boarding,  118  Eddy 

Bray  Ellis  H.,  carpenter,  r.  225  Bartlett 

Bray  Frank,  r.  247  Sixteenth,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Bray  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  737  McAllister 

Bray  Grace  S.  Mrs.,  proptr  St.  Cloud  House,  418  Sut- 
ter 

Bray  Henry  T.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  2921  Mis- 
sion 

Bray  John  L.,  superintendent  Northern  Pacific  RR., 
r.  539  Turk 

Bray  Mary,  widow,  r.  N  8  Thirtieth,  bet  Sanchez  and 
Church 

Bray  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  1046  Folsom 

Bray  Sylvester  L.,  grocer,  r.  3  Hopeton  Terrace 

Bray  Warren  L.,  teamster,  r.  512  Leavenworth 

Bray  Watson  A.  (Bray  Brothers)  r.  Fruit  Vale 

Br|iy  Will.  H.,  actor  Winter  Garden,  r.  614  Taylor 

Briay  William,  clerk,  r.  4623^  Minna 

Bray  William  H.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Bray  William  H.,  journalist,  r.  418  Sutter 

Braynard  Thomas,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Brayshaw  Alice  Miss,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 
Factory,  r.  Beach,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Brayshaw  William  H.,  weaver,  r.  SE  cor  Greenwich 
and  Larkin 

Brayton  A.  P.  (Rankin,  Brayton  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Brayton  W.  H.,  mining,  r.  801  Leavenworth 

Brazel  William,  laborer,  r.  714  Geary 

Brazell  James  M.,  mining  secretary,  328  Mont- 
gomery, room  3,  r.  310  Stockton 

Brazens  Henry,  driver,  r.  223  Stevenson 

Brazil  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  117  Ash  Av 

Brazouio  Antonio,  expressman,  r.  627  Grove 

Brazzi  D.,  r.  cor  Filbert  and  Fillmore 

Brazzi  David,  milker  William  Lange,  r.  NW  cor  Cole 
and  Carl,  nr  Golden  Gate  Park 

Brazzi  Domenico,  r.  San  Gottardo  Hotel 

Bready  Edward,  porter  Dunham, 'Carrigan  &  Co.,  r. 
22  Ash  .\v 

Breal  August  G.,  butcher,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  Q  and 
R,  South  S.  F. 

Brearty  Daniel,  horscshoer,  619  Grove,  r.  709  Grove 

Brearty  James  M.,carriagemaker, 658  Mission,  r.  514}^ 
Hayes 

Brechtel  Andrew,  hostler,  r.  21  Steuart 

Brechtel  Edna  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  533  Geary 

Brechtel  Laura  F.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  533  Geary 

Brechtel  William  F.,  teacher  languages  and  mathe- 
matics, r.  533  Geary 

Breck  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper,  r.  424  Sansome 

Breck  Francois  N.,  r.  1337  Dupont,  rear 

Breckenfeld  Augustus  H.,  note  teller  Lazard  Freres, 
r.  Oil  Taylor 


Breckinridge   Joseph  C,    major  TJ.  S.   A.,  as- 
sistant inspector  general  Military  Division  Pacific 
and  Department  California,  Presidio  Reservation 
Breckwoldt  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  114  J^  Dore 
Breda  Celestine,  widow,  r.  15  Morey  Alley 
Brede  Henry  J.,  grocer,  r.  7}^  Rausch 
Bredeudiek  J.  F.,  r.  155  Natoma 
Bredhofi'  Charles,   bookkeeper  Siebe   Bros.  &  Plage- 

mann,  r.  Oakland 
Breahoff  Charles  M.,  coppersmith,  r.  423  East 
Bredhofl'  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  423  East 
Bredhofi' Henry  Jr.,  boatman,  r.  423  East 
Bredhott'  John,  tinsmith  Holbiook.  Merrill  &  Stetson 
Bredhofl' Julius,  helper  Frederick  Sefrin,  r.  Oakland 
Bree  J.,  leader  Second  Regiment  Band,  r.  419  Jones 
Bree  John,  r.  739  Minna 
Bree  John  H.,  brassfinisher,  r.  942  Mission 
Bree  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  1618  Buchanan 
Bree  Thomas  W.,  actor,  r.  942  Mission 
Breed  Daniel    C,    bookkeeper    Otis    &    Co.,    r.    512 

Jones 
Breed  Edward  A.,  cashier  A.  P.  Hotaling  &  Co., r.  1206 

Mission 
Breede  Henry  A.,  wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor  New 

Montgomery  and  Minna,  r.  141  Minna 
Breen  Frank,  rustic  worker,  r.  819  J<^  Larkin 
Breen  James,  r.  1212}^  Jackson 
Breen  Jennie,  widow,  r.  536  Valencia 
Breen  John,  bartender,  r.  42  Sacramento 
Breen  John,  dairy,  nr  Oqean  View  Station 
Breen  John,  oiler  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Breen  Mary,  domestic  1213  Jones 

Breen  Michael  J.,  carrier  Morning  Call,r.  1101  Broad- 
way 
Breen  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  NW  cor  Market  and  La- 

guna 
Breen  Timothy  K.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  863  Mis- 
sion 
Breese  Mary  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  921  Howard 
Breethen  John,  waiter,  r.  1435  Valencia 
Breeze  Charles  K.  (Breeze  &  Loughran)  r.  217  Geary 
Breeze  James  H.,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  809 

Nineteenth 
Breeze  Thomas  Mr8.,  widow,  r.  1330  Sutter 
Breeze    <&    lioughran   (Charles    K.    Breeze   and 
Thomas  Loughran)  produce  and  commission  mer- 
chants, SW  cor  Washington  and  Davis  and  221-223 
Clay 
Breffeilh  Louis  C,   clerk  Madison  &   Burke,  r.  737 

Market 
Bregauto  Gerolamo,  Italian  iBenev.  Soc,  423  Wash- 
ington 
Bregel  Pauline,  widow,  r.  35  Russ 
Breger  James,  laborer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Brehany  James,  peddler,  r.  520  Eighth 
Brehauy  Martin  J.,  confectioner,  r.  562  Natoma 
Brehany  Thomas,  r.  S  s  Hampshire,  bet  Twenty-fifth 

and  Twenty-sixth 
Brehaut  Louis,  confectioner,  r.  NW  cor  Dupont  and 

Vallejo 
Brehm  Edward  E.,  commercial  traveler  Feigenbaum 

&  Co.,  r.  5  Laskie 
Brehm  Louis  W.,  woodtiirner,  r.  5  Laskie 
Brehm  Rudolph  W.,  woodturner,  221  Mission,  r.  5 

Laskie 
Breidenbach  Frank,  cabinetmaker,  r.  317  Bush 
Breig  John  (Breig  &  Schafer)  r.  1920  Sutter 
Breig  &   Schafer    (John  Bieig  and   George  Schafer) 

proptrs  Pac.  Soda  Water  Works,  38  Hayes 
Breillng  Christina,  widow,  r.  147  Ninth 
Breiling  Frank,  driver,  r.  147  Ninth 
Breitenbach    John,   dyer  and  cleaner,   713  Na- 
toma 
Breitstein  Alexander,  tailor,  r.  454  3<J  Tehama 
Breitzmann   Robert,   clerk   Redington   &   Co.,  r.  1222 

Mission 
Brekle  Fritz,  with  Gottlieb  Brekle,  r.  1431  Pacific 
Brekle  Gottlieb,   proptr  Golden   City   Brewery,  1431 

Pacific 
Brelle  Louis,   confectioner,   r.  NW  cor  Dupont  and 

Vallejo 
Bremen  Michael,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Bremen  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  240  Ritch 
Bremen  Board  of  Under^vriters,  Hy.  Balzer 

&  Co.  agents,  209  Sansome 
Bremer  August,  cooper,  r.  255  Perry 
Bremer  Hannah,  widow,  r.  255  Perry 
Bremer  Heinrich,  master  mariner,  r.  700  Front 
Bremer  Herman,  clerk  Joseph  Bremer  &   Co.,  r.  1228 
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Bremer  Herman  Jr.,  salesman  Fisher  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Bremer  James  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  255  Perry 
Bremer  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Val- 

lejo  and  Larkiu 
Bremer  Joseph  (Joseph  Bremer  &  Co.)  r.  1228  Post 
Bremer   Joseph  <&  Co.    (Joseph  Bremer)   manu- 
facturers cigars  and  importers   leaf  tobacco,  310 
Sacramento 
Bremer  Otto  A.  (Browning  &  Bremer)  r.  Alameda 
Bremer  Willinm  H.,  commission  merchant,  310 

Sacramento,  r.  910  Sutter 
Bremer  William  T.,  laborer,  r.  255  Perry 
Bremermann  Christian  F..  porter  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Bremeyer  G.  W.,  r.  Lick  House 
Bremmel  Wilhelm,  pantryman,  r.  524  Pine 
Bremner  George,  r.  608  Sutter 
Bremner  George  St.  J.,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  r.  311  Stockton 
Bremner  Robert,  butler,  r.  330  Fremont 
Bremond  John,  dyer,  r.  215  Geary 
Brenau  Edmund  H.,  wagonmaker,  r.  VIO  California 
Brenan  John  T.,  bookkeeper  Seth  Thomas  Clock  Co., 

r.  710  California 
Brencel  Henry,  tailor,  r.  911 J^  Sacramento 
Brendel  Frederick  (Ertz  &  Co.)  r.  473  Jessie 
Brendel  Jacob  E.,  harnessmaker,  2007  Mission 
Brendle  Bridget,  domestic  114  Oak 
Brendle  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Brendler  William,  bottler  Jacob  Denzler,  r.  5  Cedar 

Av 
Brenell  Frank,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brenemar  Lizzie,  domestic  1411  PoweU 
Brennan  Agnes  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  652  Natoma 
Brennan  Annie  M.  F.  Miss,  r.  408  Clementina 
Breunan  Carberry,  farmer,  r.  148  Tehama 
Brennan  Daniel,  butcher,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Brennan  Daniel,  rougher  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 
Brennan  Daniel  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  1521  Mission 
Brennan  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  532  Folsom 
Brennan  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1813  Hyde 
Brennan  Francis,  tinsmith,  r.  532  Howard 
Brennan  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Parker,  bet  California 

and  Columbia  Avs,  B.  H. 
Brennan  James  E.,  bricklayer,  r.  211  Clara 
Brennan  James  E.,  cutter  Thomas  Drady,  r.  652  Na- 
toma 
Brennan  James  F.,  secretary   The   Mutual  Security 

Fund  Assn,  331  Kearny 
Brennan    James    G.,    superintendent  country  order 

dept  Keane  Bros.,  r.  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Harrison 
Brennan  Jane,  widow,  r.  514  Minna 
Brennan    John    (Kennedy,   Breunan   &   Co.)   r.    The 

Windsor 
Brennan  John,  carriage  driver,  r.  710  Broadway 
Brennan  John,  farmer,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Brennan  John,  laborer,  r.  636  Commercial 
Brennan  John,  stajrbuilder,  r.  419  Clementina 
Brennan  John  C,  dairy,  r.  Ss  Filbert,  bet  Steiner  and 

Pierce 
Brennan  John  T.,  porter,  r.  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Utah 
Brennan  John  T.  M.,  peddler,  r.  50  Jessie 
Brennan  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  109  Fifteenth 
Brennan  Lawrence  N.,  clerk,  r.  1205  Union 
Brennan  M.,  boarding,  1001  Battery 
Brennan  M.,  watchman  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Brennan  Martin,  r.  9  St.  Mary 

Breunan  Martin,  tanner,  r.  SW  cor  Noe  and  Clipper 
Brennan  Martin  J.,  salesman  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  5  Tay 
Brennan  Mary,  widow,  r.  652  Natoma 
Brennan  Matthew  J.,  clerk,  r.  1813  Hyde 
Brennan  Michael   T.,  salesman   Blochman  &  Cerf,  r. 

211  Clara 
Brennan  Nellie,  domestic  1501  Gough 
Brennan  Patrick,  r.  1001  Battery 
Brennan  Patrick  J.,  gilder,  536  Bush.  r.  652  Natoma 
Brennan  Richard,  stonemason,  r.  1521  Mission 
Breunan  Richard,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Brennan   Richard   P.  Rev.,   pastor  Mission   Dolores 

Church,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  opp  Sixteenth 
Brennan  T.  F.,  porter,  r.  225  Fulton 
Breunan  Thomas,  first  assistant  engineer  Oregon  Imp. 

SS.  Willamette 
Brennan    Thomas,    groceries    and    liquors,  SE   cor 

Twenty-tliird  and  Mission 
Brennan  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  Franconia  House 
Brennan  Thomas  E.,  varnisher,  r.  1813  Hyde 
Brennan  Thomas  J.,  salesman,  r.  1020  Mission 
Brennan  Timothy,  coachman,  r.  825  Post 
Brennan  T.  W.,  r.  931  Howard 


Brennan  William  (Brennan  &  Taylor)  r.  815  Clay 
Brennan  William,  longshoreman,  r.  502  First 
Brennan  William,  mason,  r.  322  Third 
Brennan  William  M.,  collector  P.  C.  Molloy,  r.  413 

Clementina 
Brennan  &  Taylor  (William  Brennan  and  Bicbard  Tay- 
lor) liquor  saloon.  815  Clay 
fiiyBrennan.     See  Brannan  and  Brennen 
Brenneman  Louis,   expressman,    NW    cor  Clay  and 

Montgomery,  r.  731  Church 
Brennen  Bridget,  domestic  1296  Van  Ness  Av 
Brennen  Joseph,  bartender  Charles  Niquet,  539  Cali- 
fornia 
Brenner  Carrie,  domestic  1519  Van  Ness  Av 
Brenner  George,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.' 
Brenner  Gustave,  salesman  Pac.  Jewelry  Co.,  r.  611 

Eddy 
Brenner  Joseph,  porter  Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co., 

r.  459  Minna 
Brenner  Leopold  (Brenner  &  Levy)  r.  611  Eddy 
Brenner  Mary,  cook  1519  Van  Ness  Av 
Brenner  William  H.,  salesman,  r.  1217  Pacific 
Brenner  &  Levy  (Leopold  Brenner  and  Solomon  J. 
Levy)  proptrs  New  York  and  S.  F.   Collar  Co.,  4 
Battery 
Breny  Adolphe,  shoemaker,  r.  12  Harlan  PI 
Breny  Louis,  shoemaker,  r.  1736  Market 
Breren  Christian,  waiter,  r.  136  First 
Brereton  Daniel  M.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co., 

r.  502  O'Farrell 
Brereton  James,  capitalist,  r.  514  Brannan 
Breslan  Julia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  264  Eighth 
Breslan  Mary,  widow,  r.  264  Eighth 
Bresland  Henry,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Breslauer  Baruch,  r.  803  Leavenworth 
Breslauer  Benjamin,  merchant,  r.  1818  Buchanan 
Breslauer  Henry,  clubrooms,  646  Market,  r.  803  Leaven- 
worth 
Breslauer  Lipman  (Simon  &  Breslauer)  r.  The  Bald- 
win 
Breslin  Andrew,  butcher,  r.  21  Park  Av 
Breslin  Annie  Miss,  tailorese,  r.  21  Park  Av 
Breslin  Daniel,  stevedore,  r.  21  Park  Av 
Breslin  Daniel  Jr.,  coppersmith,  r.  21  Park  Av 
Breslin  Edward,  porter  Commercial  Hotel 
Breslin  John,   liquor  saloon,   123    Fremont,   r.     515 

Howard 
Breslin  John,  stone  mason,  r.  1107  Clay 
Breslin  Lawrence  W.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Paul's  Roman 

Catholic  Church,  r.  319  Twenty-ninth 
Breslin  Madge,  seamstress  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  264 

Eighth 
Breslin   O^ven,    proprietor  Columbia   Hotel,  741 

Market 
Breslin  William,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  King 

St.,  r.  33<i  Verona  PI 
Brpsnahan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  213  Perry 
Bresnahan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  104  Shipley 
Bresnahan  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  660  Natoma 
Bresnan  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  108  Fell 
Bresse  Louis,  cook,  r.  708  Larkin 

Bresse  Louis  C,  clerk  E.  F.  Bent  &  Co.,  r.  708  Larkin 
Bressen  Henry,  doorkeeper  German  Hosxiital 
Bretonnel  Jules  V.,  lapidary,  328  Bush,  r.  823  Bush 
Bretschneider  John,  first  mate  schr  Mary  Buhne,  r. 

5  Washington 
Brett  James,  shoemaker,  r.  .500  Broadway 
Brett  Jennie  Miss,  r.  906  Leavenworth 
Brett  John,  laborer,  r.  1001  Battery 
Brettell  Joseph,  r.  1.53 ?«  Third 
Bretz   Aaron,  insurance   agent  and  adjuster,  r.  912  Jj 

Laguna 
Bretz  Sadie  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r. 

619  Laguna 
Breuer  Hermann,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Val- 

lejo  and  Dupont,  r.  532  Green 
Breuer  John  T.,  tailor,  824  Pacific 
Breuer  William  J.,  fringemaker,  r.  938  Howard 
Ky  Breuer.     See  Brewer  and  Brauer 
Breuss  Peter,  gardener,  r.  12  Wildey 
Breviate  of  Records,  Frederi<k  W.  Croudacc  publish- 
er and  proptr,  620  Merchant 
Brevat  August,  shoemaker,  SW  cor  Octavia  and  Birch 

Av 
Brcvrosto  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  1125  Mission 
Brew  Nathaniel  C,  shipwright,  r.  748  Harrison 
Brewen  Deborah  \.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  660  Folsom 
Brewer  Edwin  W.,  wood  turner,  r.  317  Ninth 
Brewer  Francis  A.,  dentist,  THh  Market 


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JOHN  WICMORE, 
133  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Pheian's  Block.) 


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Brewer  Frank,  jobber,  r.  505  Broadway,  rear 

Brewer  George,  laborer,  r.  308  Tehama 

Brewer  George  W.,  agent,  r.  1011  Twentieth 

Brewer  Hammond,  grocer,  r.  532  Green 

Brewer  Harry,  check  clerk   freight   depot   C.  P.  RR., 

r.  913  Bryant 
Brewer  Henry,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r.  142 

Clara 
Brewer  John,  tanner  Louis  Sloss  &  Co.,  r.  Tenth  Av, 

bet  Nand  P,  Souths.  F. 
Brewer  John  H.,  attorney  at  law.  330  Pine,  rooms  49- 

50,  r.  Oakland 
Brewer  John  M.,  check  clerk  i'reight  depot  C.  P.  ER., 

r.  913  Bryant 
Brewer  Maggie  Mrs.,  r.  (i31  Sacramento 
Brewer  Rudolph  G.,  bartender,  r.  White  House  Hotel 
Brewer   Walter   G.,   letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.   12 

Glover 
B^"  Brewer.    See  Breuer  and  Brauer 
Brewington  Mary,  widow,  r.  1320  Webster 
Brewitt  Otto,  salesman  Matthias  Gray,  r.  707  Laguna 
Brewster  Ada  A.  Miss,  artist,  r.  603  Stockton 
Brewster  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  118  Dupont 
Brewster  Charles   U.,  engraver  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  534  Ellis 
Brewster  David,  cook,  r.  17  Washington 
Brewster  Daniel  E.,  purser  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Brewster  Edward  A.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  1305  Leav- 
enworth 
Brewster  J.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  534  Ellis 

BREWSTER  JOHN     ^lazler     .«d 
painter,  17  Beldeii  PI,  r.  49  Tehama 

Brewster  RoUa  E.,  mining,  328  Montgomery,  room  5, 

r.  234  Bush 
Brewster  William,  rigger,  S  s  Bryant,  nr  Beale,  r.  2910 

Folsom 
Brewton  James  G.,  liquor  saloon,  422  Kearny,  r.  331 

Kearny 
Brewton  John  C,  lamplighter,  r.  710  Vallejo 
BS^  Brewton.     See  Bruton 

Brezzolese  Luigi,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Brian  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Briand  Victor,  tailor,  r.  503  Union 
Briar  Sarah,  widow,  r.  421  Minna 
Briarty  John  J.,  plumber,  r.  707  Stockton 
Brice  George,  tanner,  r.  133  Twenty-sixth 
Brice  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  740  Guerrero 
Brichetto  Antonio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Brickell  E.  J.  (Brickell  &  Kruger)  r.  Truckee,  Cal. 
Brickell  John,   capitalist  and  president  Savings 

and  Loan  Society,  619-621  Clay,  r.  1023  Green 
Brickell  &  Kruger   (E.   J.   Brickell   and  W.  H. 

Kruger)  proprietors  Truckee  Lumber  Co.'s  Box 

Factory,  249-251  Berry 
Bricker  Jacob,  housemover,  r.  1017  Mission 
Brickett  John  B.,  fruits  and  vai-ieties,  327  Turk,  r.  6M 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Brickett  Louis  G.  (Brickett  &  Devoto)  r.  148 M  Minna 
Brickett   Thomas  J.,  salesman  Henry  White,  r.  6>$ 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Brickett   &  Devoto  (Louis   G.  Brickett   and  Michael 

Devoto)  fruits  and  vegetables,  127  Third 
Brickley  Annie  Miss,  coijyist,  r.  The  Inglewood 
Brickley  Ellen,  widow,  r.  729  Clementina 
Brickley  James,  carpenter,  r.  729 >^  Clementina 
Brickley  John,  cierk  Patrick  Murphy,  r.  729  3^  Clemen- 
tina 
Brickley  Michael,  policeman,  r.  133  Lily  Av 
Brickley  Peter,  peddler,  r.  N  s  Cherubusco,  bet  Lizzie 

and  Cortland  Avs,  B.  H. 
Brickley  William,  liquor  saloon,  28^  Freelon 
Brickwedel  Annie,  widow,  r.  569  Bryant 
Brlckwedel  Charles  H.  Jr.,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  City 

of  Tokio,  r.  569  Bryant 
Brickwedel  George,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Brickwedel   Henry  «Si   Co.   (Henry  Brickwedel, 

Martin  Heucken  and  Henry  Schroder)  importers 

and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors,  208-210  Front 
Brickwedel  Henry  (Henry  Brickwedel  &  Co.) and 

Auditor  City  and  County,  office  new  City  Hall,  first 

iloor,  r.  612  Fraqklin 
Brickwedel  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  Assessor's  Office,  r.  1519  }$ 

Market 
Brickwedel  Jacob,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Fremont 
Brickwedel  John,  bartender,  r.  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Seventh 
Brickwedel  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Lar- 

kin  and  North  Point 


Brickwedel  M.  H.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  BR.,  r. 

44  South  Park 
Brickwedel  Rebecca,  widow,  r._1519}^  Market 
Brico  Constantino,  drayman,  t.  515  Union,  rear 
Bride  Annie,  widow,  r.  976  Harrison 
Bride  Maurice,  hostler,  r.  713  Clementina,  rear 
Briden  Domiuick,  r.  9  Mason 
Brideson  William  A.,  expre.ssmau,  SW  cor  Sansome 

and  Pine  and  27  Sutter,  r.  1617  California,  rear 
Bridge   Charles  T.,  mining  secretary,  224   Cali- 
fornia 
Bridge  Fred,  clerk  Benedict  k  Smith,  r.  1717  Larkin 
Bridge  Henry  S.,  clerk  R.  M.  Anthony,  r.  1717  Larkin 
Bridge  Matthew,  contractor,  r.  1717  Larkin 
Bridge  William,  clerk  H.  M.  Heineman,  r.  1717  Larkin 
Bridg^e  William  E.,  proprietor  St.  Lawrence  Liv- 
ery Stable,  212  Sutter,  r.  The  Beresford 
Bridgeman  John  W.  ( Glynn  &  Bridgemalil  r.  907  O'Far- 

rell 
Bridges  Francis,  assistant  chief  engineer  S.  F.  and 
Ocean  Shore  RR.  Go.  and  California  Central  Rail- 
way, 702  Market,  r.  1105  Van  Ness  Av 
Bridges  Jabez  T.,  cook,r.  NE  cor  De  Haro  and  Center 
Bridges  Luke  S.,  wharf  builder,  r.  432  Fifth 
Bridges  liyman,  chief  engineer  S.  F.  and   Ocean 
Shore  RR.  Co.  and  California  Central  Railway, 
office  702  Market,  r.  1105  Van  Ness  Av 
Brldgewood  David,  r.  322  Main 
Bridgewood  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  2607  Polk 
Bridgewood  George  W.,  machinist,  r.  787  Folsom 
Bridgewood  James,  r.  322  Main 
Bridgewood  Joseph,  engineer  Engine  No.  10,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,r.  322  Main 
Bridgewood  Kate  Miss,  bookbinder,  r.  322  Main 
Bridgewood  Samuel,  engineer  Engine  No.  9,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  r.  322  Main 
Bridgewood  Samuel  J.,  clerk,  r.  322  Main 
Bridgewood  William  N.,  boilermaker,  r.  322  Main 
Bridgman  Agnes  Miss,  r.  1712  Mason 
Bridoflf  Henry,  steward  schr  Czar,  r.  423  East 
Briedenbach  Emll,  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  323 

Fremont 
Brieger  Samuel,  compositor  S.   F.  Journal   of  Com- 
merce, r.  131  Montgomery 
Briel  Henry,  upholsterer,  r.  913  Sacramento 
Brien  John,  bottler  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co..  r.  739J4 

Clementina 
B^Brlen.     See  Brian,  Bryan,  Bryne  and  O'Brien 
Brier  Columbus  A.,  teacher  mathematics  Urban  Acad- 
emy, r,  Oakland 
Brierly  John,  wood  and  coal,  722  Seventeenth 
Brierton  Annie,  widow,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Guerrero 

and  Dolores 
Briesack  Mme.,  widow,  r.  514  Bush 
Brieson  Cornelius,  longshoreman,  r.  518  Greenwich 
Brieson  Cornelius,  sacksewer  Eureka  Warehouse,  r. 

518  Greenwich 
Brigaerts  Girard  J.,  collector  Mission  St.  Wharf,  r. 

1717  Ellis 
Brigaerts  Joseph  H.,  policeman,  r.  14  Bourbin  PI 
Brigetti  Alexander,   scavenger,    r.   E  s  Lapidge,  bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Brigetti  Giuseppe,  scavenger,  r.  26  Willow  Av 
Briggil  Charles,  marker  Martell,  Rathje  &  Scherb,  r. 

S  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Second  Av 
Briggs  Andrew,  tinsmith,  r.  1320  Broadway 
Briggs  Arthur  R.  (HoUoway  &  Briggs)  123  California 
Briggs  B.,  waiter  J.  B.  Jaques,  26  Fir.st 
Briggs  Bessie  M.,  widowi  r.  1505  Franklin 
Briggs  Charles  O.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  2  Martha  PI 
Briggs  Clarence  B.,  machinist,  r.  1611  Folsom 
Briggs  Edgar,  traveling  salesman  Liebes  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  791  Stevanson 
Briggs  Edgar  W.  (C.  Erzgraber  &  Co.)  r.  21  Hoflf  Av 
Briggs  Edward  K.,  woodcarver,  r.  30  O'Farrell,  rear 
Briggs  Frank  A.,  manager  R.  F.  Briggs  &  Co.,  r.  334 

Brannan 
Briggs  Frank  F.,  deckhand  tugboat  Water  Nymph,  r. 

1306  Stockton 
Briggs  Frank  T.,  bookkeeper  A,   Lusk   &   Co.,  r.  416 

Second 
Briggs  George  P.,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 
Briggs  George  W.,  stoves  and  tinware,  525  Montgom- 
ery Av,  r.  ISOH  Union 
Briggs  Gustav,  cook  German  Hospital 
Briggs  Harrison  H.  (Whitmore  &  Briggs)  r.  118  Austin 
Briggs  Horace  H.,  attorney  at  law,  609  Sacramento,  r. 

Alameda 
Briggs  James  W.  (R.  F.  Briggs  &  Co.)  r.  Amesbury, 
Mass. 


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Briggs  John,  carpenter,  r.  1306  Stockton 

Briggs  John,  woodturner,  r.  1  Willow 

Briggs  Laura  M.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  422  Powell 

Briggs  Lucy,  widow,  r   24  Silver 

Briggs  Malvern,  r.  118  Capp 

Briggs  Merriam,  salesman,  r.  751  Howard 

B»-iggs  R.   F.   &  Co.  (Richard   F.  and   James   W. 

Briggs)  manufacturers  and  wholesale  dealers  car- 

riagiB  and  wagons,  220-222  Mission 
Briggs  Richard,  stonemason,  r.  (513  Post 
Briggs  Richard  F.  (R.  F.  Briggs  &  Co.)  r.  Amesbury, 

Mass. 
Briggs  Spencer  K.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  200  California, 

r.  740  Grove 
Briggs  Wilber  N.,  policeman,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third,  nr 

Sanchez 
Briggs  William,  hackman,  r.  236  Minna 
Briggs  William  R.,  capitalist,  r.  2720  Mission 
Brigham   Calvin  O.  (Brigham,  Hoppe   &   Co.)  r.  Oak- 
land 
Brigham   Charles  B.,   surgeon,  office   703  Market,  r. 

2202  Broadway 
Brigham  Frank  E.,  clerk  Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Brigliam,  Hoppe  «&  Co.    (Calvin    O.  Brigham, 

John  C.  Hoppe  and  William  H.  Roden)  wholesale 

dairy  produce  aud  provisions,  320  Front 
Bright  John,  stevedore  Chase  &  Wolff 
Bright  Michael,  coachman, NW  cor  Haight  and  Buch- 
anan 
Bright  Robert,  r.  841  Pacific 
Brigilone    Domenico,   Italian    Bersaglieri   Sec,   625 

Broadway 
Briglio  Giuseppe,  musician,  r.  530  Vallejo 
Brignardello  Emilia,  widow,  r.  705  Stockton 
Brignardello  Luigi,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Brignole  B.,  liquor  saloon,  727  Sansome 
Brignole  Joseph,  bartender,  r.  727  Sansome 
Brignoli  Domenico,  laborer,  r.  2008  Powell 
Brignoli  Giovanni,  fruits  and  vegetables,  504  Third 
Brignoli  Luigi,  laborer,  r.  337  Union 
Brignone  Domenico  (Brignone  &  Co.)  r.  622  Broad- 
way 
Brlgnone  &  Co.    (Domenico  Brignone  and  Giovanni 

Podesta)  hay  and  grain,  620  Broadway 
Brill  Frank,  upholsterer,  r.  323  Jessie 
I  Brill  Henrietta  Miss,  laundress,  r.  519  Grove 
I  Brill  John,  miner,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Brill  John  H.,  boots  aud  shoes,  E  s   Michigan,  bet 

Sierra  and  Shasta 
Brilliant  Mining  Co.  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  J.  M.  Buffing- 
i  ton  secretary,  309  California,  room  4 

Brilliant  Thomas,  peddler,  r.  401 3<S  Oak 
Brin  Hugo,  tanner,  r.  2737  Bryant 
Brin  J.  Victor,  laborer,  r.  1411  Stockton 
Brincatt  Salvo,  poultry,  game,  etc.,  4  Clay  St.  Market, 

r.  1026  Potrero  Av 
Brinckerhoff  H.  S.,  first  assistant  engineer  O.  R.  and 

N.  SS.  Coiumbia,  r.  404  Bryant 
Brinckmanu  G.  F.  E..  dealer  real  estate  and  mining 

properties,  320  Sansome,  room  34,  r.  Oakland 
Brind  Caleb,  foreman  W.  S.  Townsend,  r.  1510  Polk 
Brings  Augustus,  meterclerk  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r. 

415  Broadway 
Brink  Eugenie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  118  Post 
Brink  Michael,  seaman  P.   C.  SS.  Bonita,  r.  625  Davis 
Brinkley  Levi,  waiter,  r.  642  Howard 
Brinkniann  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  S  8  Greenwich, 

nr  Montgomery 
Brinkmanu  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  237  Langton 
Brinkmann  Henry,  liquor  saloon    and  ciganuaker, 

1045  Howard 
Brinkmann  Henry  F.,  cigarmaker,  r.  419  Sutter 
Brinon  L.  Miss,  r.  121  Sixth 
Brinsmade  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  Coffin,  Sanderson 

&  Cook,  r.  2107  Webster 
Briody  Eliza,  widow,  r.  707  Stockton 
Briody  Hugh,  liquor  saloon,  22  Leidesdorff,  r.  1103 

Mason 
Briody  John  J.,  jjlumber,  r.  707  Stockton 
Briody  Margaret,  domestic  1364  Post 
Briody  Maria,  domestic  1364  Post 

Briody  Philip,  galvanized  ironworker,  r.  1112  Bryant 
Brisac  Beluor  F.,  city   agent  Liverpool  and  Loudon 

and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  r.  2105  Webster 
Brisbois  Antoine,  harnessmaker,  735  Branuan 
Briseno  Anthony,  porter,  r.  45  Ritcb 
Brisk  Mary,  widow,  r.  121  Page 
Brislan  Annie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  11  Mariposa 
Brislan  John,  butcher,  r.  11  Mariposa 


Brislan  Theresa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  11  Mariposa 

Brison  William  M.,  with  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co., 
r.  805}^  Howard 

Brisset  Arthur  M.,  porter  Justinian  Caire 

Bristol  Henry  C,  cooper,  r.  472  Tehama 

Bristol  Jennie  K.,  widow,  teacher,  r.  919  O'Farrell 

Bristol  Robert  D.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  919 
O'Farrell 

Bristow  Philip,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Britch  Mary,  domestic  1716  Sacramento 

Britchgi  Kaspar,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 

Britchgi  Louis,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 

British  aitd  Foreij^j^n  Marine  Insurance 
Co.  (limited  of  Liverpool)  Balfour,  Guthrie  & 
Co.  agents,  George  W.  Spencer  manager,  316  Cali- 
fornia 

British  Benevolent  Society  of  California, 
John  P.  McCurrie  secretary,  531  California,  room  4 

British  Consulate,  William  Lane  Booker  consul, 
office  319  California 

British  Mutual  Benefit  Society,  rooms  531  California 

Britney  Edward,  sailmaker,  r.  146  Minna 

Brito  Joseph  V.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  926  Pine 

Britt  James,  plumber,  and  extraman  Hook  and  Lad- 
der No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  997  Bryant 

Britt  Jeffery.  hostler  Market  St.  RR. 

Britt  John,  longshoreman,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 

Britt  J.  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  What  Cheer  House 

Britt  Maggie  A.,  domestic  1210  Sutter 

Britt  Michael,  hostler  Sutter  St.  RR. 

Britt  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  14 }4  Folsom  Av 

Britt  William,  longshoreman,  r.  11 H  Frederick 

Brittain  William  H.,  carriagesmith,  r.  435  Twenty- 
second 

Brittan  Elizabeth  A.,  widow,  r.  827  Nineteenth 

Brittell  Charles  K.,  mining,  r.  700  California 

Britten  Michael,  butcher,  427  Hayes 

Brittou  A.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  N  s  Liberty,  bet  Church 
and  Sanchez 

Brittou  George  W.,  r.  1313  Taylor 

Britton  John,  r.  1774  Folsom 

Britton  Joseph  (Britton  &  Rey)  and  superintend- 
ent Clay  St.  BR.  and  Presidio  and  Ferries  RR.,  r. 
829  Union 

Britton  N.  J.,  r.  Union  Club 

Britton  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Hartford,  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Nineteenth 

Britton  William  H.,  r.  1774  Folsom 

Britton  &  Rey  (Joseph  Britton  and  J.  J.  Rey) 
lithographers,  525  Commercial 

Britton's  Building,  109  California 

Britz  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  18  First 

Brizzolara  Charles,  laborer  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r. 
Oakland 

Brizzolara  Giacomo,  waiter  F.  Lucchetti,  519  Davis 

Brizzolara  ,  Luigi  (Brizzolara  &  Roccatagliata)  r. 
1015  W'ashington 

Brizzolara  Vincenso,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Brizzolara  &  Roccatagliata  (L.  Brizzolara  and  G.  Roc- 
catagliata) wood  and  coal,  1015  "Washington 

Brizzolese  Nicola,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Broa  Jose  S.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben. Assn,  510  Bush 

Broad  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1222  Bush 

Brond  Charles  E.,  grainer,  r.  1000  Hyde 

Broad  Charles  E.,  salesman  East  A:  Co.,  r.  762  Mission 

Broad  Edward,  plumber,  r.  303  Chestnut 

Broad  James  F.,  plumber,  r.  1222  Bush 

Broad  Robert,  carder  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills,  r. 
824  Treat  Av 

Broad  William,  clerk  Imperial,  London,  Northern  and 
Queen  Insurance  Cos.,r.  1001  Vallejo 

Broad  William,  compositor,  r.  1222  Bush 

Broadbent  Charles  W.,  confectioner,  r.  628  O'Farrell 

Broadbent  William  E.,  machinist,  r.  542  Minna 

Broadhurst  John  C,  r.  Linden  House 

Broadway  Brewery,  Jacob  Adams  proptr,637  Broadway 

Broadway  Block,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 

Broadway  Grammar  School,  Miss  Jean  Parker  prin- 
cipal, N  s  Broadway,  bet  Powell  an''  Mason 

Broaclivay  Hotel,  John  Higgins  1  oprietor,  212 
Broadway  * 

Broadway  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  li  s  Broadway, 
bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Broadway  U.  S.  Bonded  Warehouse,  Edward  Danforth 
proptr,  723  Battery 

Broadwell  William  B.,  bookkeeper  Stearns  &  Smith, 
r.  715  Howard 

Brocas  John  W.,  clerk  Llttlefield,  Allison  &  Co.,  r.  16 
Willow 

Broch  Leopold,  seamen's  furnishing  goods,  621  Davis 


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Brock  Austin  R.,  magician,  i.  1633  Clay 

Brock  Cecil,  bookkeeper,  r.  314  Oak 

Brock  Cecilia,  widow,  dressmaking,  1633  Clay 

Brock  Charles  S.,  salesman  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  & 

Bowen,r.  609  Pine 
Brock  GustavusH.,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  314  Oak 
Brock  J.  &  Co.  (Julian   Brock)  clothing,  jewelry  and 

musical  instruments,  718  Washington 
Brock  James,  groceries,  239  Perry 
Brock  John,  clerk  A.  Crawford  &  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Brock  John  A.,  speculator,  r.  1108  Folsom 
Brock  Julian  (J."  Brock  &  Co.)  and  pawnbroker,  644 

Clay,  r.  1506  Larkin 
Brock  Oscar  W.,  waiter,  r.  325  Minna 
Brock  E.  M.,  farmer,  r.  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Brock  Samuel,  teamster,  r.  226  Perry 
Brock  William,  janitor,  r.  636  Commercial 
Brock  William  J.,  bartender,  r.  118  Prospect  PI 
Brocker  Ronald,  laborer,  r.  910  Vallejo 
Brockett  Edwin   E.,  porter  Crane,  Hastings  &  Co.,  r. 

127  Freelon,  rear 
Brockhage  J.  F.,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  r.  Oakland 
Brockhoff  William  H.,  butcher,  122  Twenty-fourth,  r. 

2536  Bryant 
Brocklebank    Manuel    T.,    real    estate    agent,    402 

Montgomery,  room  24 
Brockmann  Herman,  laborer,  r.532  Ninth 
Brockwell  George  W.  A.,  waiter,  r.  171  Minna 
Brocq  Francis,   foreman  Artigues    Canning    Co.,    r. 
Railroad  Av,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth  Avs,  South  8.  F. 
Brocq  Julia,  widow,  proptr  Bay  View  Nursery,  NE 

cor  Twenty-tirst  Av  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Brod  Edward,  r.  409  Fourth 
Brod  Emanuel,  teamster,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Brod  L.,  miner,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Brod  Marcus  (Kahn,  Brod  &  Co.)  r.  San  Leandro 
BS"  Brod.     See  Brodt 
Brodek  George,  r.  1241  Folsom 
Brodek  Heury,  clerk  H.  Levi  &  Co.,  r.  128  Ninth 
Brodek  Samuel  (L.  Hirshfeld  &  Co.)  r.  128  Ninth 
Broden  Benjamin,  bartender,  r.  164  Clara 
Broder  Cornelius  D.,  bookbinder,  r.  9  Welsh 
Broder  John  P.,  salesman  Matthias  Gray,  r.  9  Welsh 
Broder  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  9  Welsh 
Broderick  Benjamin,  teamster  Hanley  &  Snow 
Broderick  John,  boilermaker,  r.  3>2  Sheridan 
Broderick  John,  expressman,  437   California,  r.   213 

Polk,  rear 
Broderick  John,  laborer,  r.  First  Av,  bet  Railroad  Av 

and  Kentucky,  South  S.  F. 
Broderick  John,    liquor     saloon     and    boarding,   41 

Pacifiic,  r.  664  Harrison 
Broderick  John,  painter,  r.  42  RusB 
Broderick  John  E.,  clerk,  r.  643  Jessie 
Broderick  John  T. ,  butcher,  r.  112  Clinton 
Broderick  Lizzie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  213  Polk 
Broderick  M.,  painter  Presidio  Reservation 
Broderick  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.433}^  Shipley 
Broderick  Nellie,  domestic  1514  California 
Broderick  Patrick,   foreman   United  Carriage  Co.,  r. 

126  Liberty 
Broderick  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  3034  Ji  Sixteenth 
Broderick  Peter,  purser  stmr  James  M.  Donahue,  r. 

S  s  Powell  Av,  nr  Mission 
Broderick  Thomas,  conductor  N.    B.   and   M.  RR.,  r. 

829  Folsom 
Broderick  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  147  Natoma 
Broderick  Thomas  A.,  tailor,  r.  1640  Mission 
Broderick  Thomas  J.,  boots  and  shoes,   112  Third,  r. 

413  Minna 
Broderick  Walter,  r.  444  Brannan 
Broderick  William,  city  agent  The  State  Investment 

and  Insurance  Co.,  r.  643  Jessie 
Broderick  William  J.,  ticket  agent  S.F.  andN.  P.RR., 

r.  8  s  Powell  Av,  nr  Mission 
Brodersen  Peter,  r.  926  Montgomery 
Brodhurst  John,  night  watchmaa"C.  P.  RR.  stmr  El 

Capitan,  r.  Ancon  Hotel 
Brodhurst  John,  tailor,  r.  308  Jessie,  rear 
Brodie  Agnes  Mrs.,  r.  82  Everett 
Brodie  George  R.,  r.  1226  BMsh 
Brodie  Hector,  tinsmith,  r.  1425;i  Freelon 
Brodie  James,  machinist,  r.  2223  Pine 
Brodie  James  F.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel, r.  613  Howard 
Brodie  James  G.,  patternmaker,  r.  2223  Pine 
Brodie  James  R.  (J.  U.  Brodie  &  Co.)  r.  1226  Bush 
Brodie  John,  tinsmith,  r.  2523  Bryant 
Brodie  J.  R.  &  Co.  (James  K.  Brodie  and  Samuel 
Valleau)   steam  printers  and  publishers  Truth, 
420  Clay 


Brodie  Samuel  H.,  attorney  at  law,  604  Merchant 
Brodigan  Nicholas,  molder,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Oc- 

tavia  and  Lagnna 
Brodigan  Nicholas,  moroccodresser,  r.  1  Sheridan 
Brodine  B.  0.,  r.  433  Bush 
Brodowski  Edmond  Z.,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  618 

Liuden  Av 
Brodt  John  M.,  carpenter,  r.  424  Stevenson 
l®"Brodt.     See  Brod 

Brod  wolf  Michael,  tailor,  17  Fourth,  r.  608  3<j  Locust  Av 
Broeckel  Joseph,  teacher  vocal  music,  26 J^  Kearny 
Broecker  Frauk.  cigar  mnfr,  237  Fifth 
Broeder  Jacob,  iron  molder,  r.  486  Haight 
Broemmel  «J.   G.  Bertlioltl,  apothecary,  NW  cor 

Sixth  and  Mission,  r.  549  Minna 
Brogan  Michael,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Brogan  Michael,  proptr  Abbotsford   House,  NW  cor 

Broadway  and  Larkin 
Brogan  William,  glassblower,  r.  346  Fourth 
Brogden  Samuel,  merchant,  r.  1216  Union 
Brohaska  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  9  Thirteenth 
Brohaska  Gustave,  merchant,  r.  9  Thirteenth 
Brohaska  Theodore,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR..  r.9  Thir- 
teenth 
Brokaw  Abraham,  hay  and  grain,  1535  Mission,  r.  1832 

Eddy 
Brokaw  Bartholomew,  clerk  Zimmermann,  Strouse  & 

Co. 
Brokaw  Catherine,  r.  223  Eighth,  rear 
Brokenshire  Charles  R.,  compositor,  r.  524  Jones 
Broker  John,  seaman  schr  John   Nagel,  r.  North  Pa- 
cific Hotel 
Brokman  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Brokovski  P.  Miss,  r.  923  Hyde 
Broil  Annie,  widow,  r.  81  Colton 
BroUiard  John,  wagonmaker  and  horsehoer,  SE  oor 
cor  Mission  and  Thirtieth,  r.  1002  J$   Twenty-sec- 
ond 
Brolly  John  C,  bakery,  209  Fair  Oaks 
Bromberger  M.,  commission  merchant,  215  Sansome, 

room  5,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Bromberger  Simon   (Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.)  33-35 

Battery 
Bromhead  George,  painter,  r.  411  Fourth 
Bromley  Charles  B.,  shipping  clerk  Risdon  I.  and  L. 

Works,  r.  Oakland 
Bromley  George  A.,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  2028  Bush 
Bromlev  George  T.,  Port  >Vard6n,  525  Front,  r.  2028 

Bush 
Bromley  James,  real  estate,  r.  14  Metcalfe  PI 
Bromley  J.  S.  Rev.,  pastor  Zion  Baptist   Church,  r. 

1304  Post 
Bromley  Walter  H.,   machinist   Risdon    I.    and    L. 

Works 
Brommer  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2647  Mission 
Brommer  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  806  Buchanan,  r.  718 

Grove 
Bromwell  Le^vis   Li.,    vice-president  California 

Insurance  Co.,  318  California,  r.  Oakland 
Broneer  Carl  W.,  restaurant  and  bakery,  24  Third,  r. 

516^  O'Farrell,  rear 
Bronn  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1628  Stockton 
Bronsdon  Milton  H.,  wireworker,  r.  17  Moss 
Bronsdon  Phineas,  railroad  contractor,  r.  17  Moss 
Bronson  Arthur  L..  machinist,  r.  25  Second 
Bronson  Bernard  C,  waiter,  r.  150  Steuart 
Bronson  Fred.,  salesman,  r.  13!^  Fifth  Av 
Bronsou  Solomon,  r.  30  Langton 
Bronson  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  362  Natoma 
Bronzan  John,  restaurant,  214  Washington,  r.  2  Wash- 
ington 
Brook  Arthur,  clerk  C.  A.  Edson  &  Co.,  r.  1325  Green 
Brook  Germain,  carrier  Morning  C;ill,  r.  1326  Green 
Brook  Harry  W.,  salesman  Murphy,   Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

1326  Green 
Brook  Joseph  H.  (Brook  &  Kneass)  r.  12  Ninth 
Brook  Lillie  Miss,  compositor,  r.  1326  Green 
Brook  Martin,  peddler,  r.  238  Seventh 
Brook  &  Kneass    (Joseph  H.  Brook  and  Edward  D. 

Kneass)  stoves  and  tinware,  12  Mason 
Brooke  Frank,  salesman   Hobart,  Wood  &   Co.,   r.   16 

Hickory  Av 
Brooke  George  C.  (Brooke  &  Deaves)  r.  S  s  Sacramen- 
to, nr  Scott 
Brooke  James  F.,  painter,  r.  759  Market 
Brooke  W.  H.,  clerk  Benjamin  Lake,  r.  21  Taylor 
Brooke  &  Deaves  (George  C.  BrooUe   and   Charles  W. 
Deaves)  house  and  sign  painters  and  fence  adver- 
tisers, 717  Market 


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Brookes  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brookes  Samuel  M.,  still  life  and  portrait  painter,  611 

Clay,  r.  W  s  Prospect  Av,  nr  Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
B^Brookes.     See  Brooks 

Brookfield  Arthur  C,  brickmason,  r.  565- Stevenson 
Brooktield  Emma,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  565  Stevenson 
Brooklyn  Consolidated  Mining   Co.  {iNIono  Co.,  Cal.) 

J.  T.  McGeoghegan  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  l,j 
Brooklyn  Hotel,  Brannan  k  Dufficy  proprietors, 

210-212  Bush 
Brooklyn  Life   Insurance   Co.,    A.   J.  Bryant 

general  agent,  218  Sansome 
Brookman  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  1324  Sutter 
Brooks  Aaron,  carpenter,  r.  435  Pine 
Brooks  Alonzo  J.,  proof-reader  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  16 

Turk 
Brooks  Anne,  widow,  r.  .34-}^  Freelon 
Brooks    August,    collector    Harrison    and   Spear   St. 

Wharves,  r.  408  Greenwich 
Brooks  Benjamin  H.,  clerk  general  freight  office  0.  P. 

RR.,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Brooks  Benjamin   S.,    attorney  at  law,- 6  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  XE  cor  Broadway  and  Gough 
Brooks  Birdseye,  laundryman  Occidental  Laundry 
Brooks  Charles,  bartender,  r.  1  Eddy 
Brooks  Charles,  laborer,  r.  Channel,  bet  Seventeenth 

and  Eighteenth 
Brooks  Charles  G.,  clerk  Bandmann,  Nielsen  &  Co.,  r. 

1238  Bush 
Brooks  C.  W.,  scientist,  r.  Lick  House 
Brooks  David,  driver  Alonzo  Davidson,  r.  E  s  Eureka, 

bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Brooks  David,  painter,  r.  W  s  Tenth,  bet  Market  and 

Mission 
Brooks  D.  C,  r.  §11  Stockton 
Brooks  Edward,  lineman  Gold  and  Stock  Tel.  Co., 

r.  803  Leavenworth 
Brooks  Elisha,  principal  Franklin  Grammar  School 

and  treasurer    California    Academy   of   Natural 

Sciences,  r.  1725  Sutter 
Brooks  Frank  A.,  clerk  Dewey  k  Co.,  r.  2224  Pine 
Brooks  Frederick  W.,  r.  308  Sutter 
Brooks  George,  coachman,  r.  1618  Folsom 
Brooks  George,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  1706  Kearny 
Brooks  George,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.   609 

Post 
Brooks  George  J.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Brooks  George  W.,  asst  casnier  HutchinBon  &  Mann, 

r.  1508  Taylor 
Brooks  Harrison,  clerk  Nevada  Bank  of  8.  F.,  r.  610 

Fell 
Brooks  Henry,  salesman  Dohrmann  &  Co.,r.  101  Jack- 
son 
Brooks  Henry,  scourer  Pac.  Scoiu-ing  Co.,  r.  Channel, 

bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Brooks  Henry  B.  (George  H.  Tay  &  Co.)  r.  1508  Taylor 
Brooks  Henry  E.,  salesman  William  Ward  &  Co.,  509 

Sacramento 
Brooks  Henry  O.,  blacksmith,  r.  624  Lombard,  rear 
Brooks  Henry  S.,  mining,  r.  458  Guerrero 
Brooks  James,  r.  California  Hotel 
Brooks  James,  captain  stmr  Petaluma 
Brooks  James,  waiter,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Brooks  J.  M.,  cigarmaker,  r.  733  Market 
Brooks  John  H.,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  210  Sixteenth, 

bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Brooks  Joseph,  salesman,  r.  12)<;  Clinton 
Brooks  Josephus,  compositor,  r.  16  Turk 
Brooks  Lionel,  clerk  Adjutant  General's  Office  U. 

S.  A.,  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  1309  Vallejo 
Brooks  Lucretia,  domestic  1324  California 
Brooks  M.  &  Co.  (Max  Brooks)  wholesale  liquor  deal- 

erb,  office  315  California,  rooms  3-4 
Brooks  Margaret,  widow,  r.  30  Stone 
Brooks  Margaret,  seamstress,  r.  933  Sacramento,  rear 
Brooks  Maria,  widow,  r.  829  Vallejo,  rear 
Brooks  Mary,  widow,  r.  146  Langtou 
Brooks  Mary,  domestic  36  Eleventh 
Brooks  Max  (M.  Brooks  &  Co.)  r.  1425  Post 
Brooks  Orion,  cashier  California  Electrical  Works,  r. 

231  Capp 
Brooks  Peyton   H.,  salesman  Seattle  Coal  and  Trans- 
portation Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Brooks  Richard,  sign  painter,  r.  906  Market 
Brooks  Richard  M.,  clerk  Lebeubaum  &  Goldberg,  r. 

1516  Polk 
Brooks  Richard  N.,  bookkeeper  William  Ward  &  Co., 

509  Sacramento 
Brooks  Robert  C,  proptr  West  End  Distillery,  NW 

cor  Otsego  and  Seneca  Av 


Brooks  S.,  messenger,  r.  421  Bush 

Brooks  Sallie  W.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  543  Minna 

Brooks  Samuel  H.,  stockbroker,  304  Montgomery,  r. 

1416  Bush 
Brooks  Samuel  L.,  bricklayer,  r.  418  Shipley 
Brooks  Shelby  A.,  clerk  Guardian  Assurance  Co.,  r. 

804  Bush 
Brooks  Stephen  S.,  r.  804  Bush 
Brooks  Thomas  H.,  salesman  Friedlander  Bros.,  r.  311 

Stockton 
Brooks  WiUard,  distributor  S.  F.   Laundry,  r.  1609 

O'Farrell 
Brooks  William,  r.  208  Second 
Brooks  William,  assistant    secretary  Spring    Valley 

W.W.,  r,  1715  Vallejo 
Brooks  William,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Drumm  and  Clay 
Brooks  William  A.,  compositor  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Brooks  William  H.,  compositor,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Brooks  William  H.,  janitor,  r.  208  Drumm 
Brooks  William  L.,  law  clerk,  r.  1319  Sacramento 
Brooks  William  M.,  shoemaker,  r.  106  Dupont 
Brooks  William  P..  r.  1030  Howard 
^^  Brooks.     See  Brookes 
Broom  Charles,  laborer,  r.  Union  House 
Broom  James  M.,  policeman,  r.  30  Golden  Gate  Av 
Brophy  Arthur,  blacksmith,  r.  510  Bartlett 
Brophy  Hugh,  warehouseman,  r.  212  Broadway 
Brophy  James,  hostler,  r.  127  Jackson 
Brophy  James,  porter,  r.  510  Bartlett     . 
Brophy  James  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  510  Bartlett 
Brophy  James  E.  (Greg  &  Co.)  r.  325  Fremont 
Brophy  James  S.,  machinist,  r.  435  Pine 
Brophy  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  10  Boardman  PI 
Brophy  John  T.  (Brophy  &  O'Neill)  r.  241  Ninth 
Brophv  Michael,  livery  stable,  1325-1327  Bush,  r.  1588 

Bush 
Brophy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  530  Mission 
Brophy  William,  driver,  r.  325  Fremont 
Brophy  William  F..  horseshoer,  r.  241  Ninth 
Brophy  &  O'Neill  (John  T.  Brophy  and  Frank  O'Neill) 

horseshoers,  4  Jones 
Broquet  Celestin,  cook,  r.  607  Vallejo 
Broquet  Jean,  barber,  1133  Dupont,  r.  605  Broadway 
Broreson  Ole,  teamster,  r.  332  Tenth 
Brosi  Gottlob  E.,  liquor  saloon,  45  Second 
Brosin  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  1450  Fnlton 
Brosiiis  Edmund  S.,  attornev  at  law,  520  Montgomery, 

r.  1208  Clay 
Brosius  Julius,  messman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc,  r.912 

Bryant 
Brosnahan  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  1211  Laurel  Av 
Brosnan  John,  waiter,  r.  150  Tehama 
Brosnan  John  D.,  printer,  r.  150  Tehama 
Brosnan  John  T.,  machinist,  r.  659  Natoma 
Brosnan  Matthew,  engineer,  r.  1320  Filbert 
Brosnan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1  Haggin 
Bross  George,  barber,  r.  218  Prospect  PI 
Bross  Jacob,  barber,  r.  243  Stevenson 
Brossner  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  r.  414  Pacific 
Brotano  Cerutti,  dishwasher  Campi's  Restaurant 
Broth  Delfina,  shirt  maker,  r.  533  Vallejo 
Brothers  Frank,  teamster,  r.  469  Minna 
Brothers  Michael,  driver,  r.  164  Jessie 
Brothersin  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brotherson  Christopher,  stevedore,  r.  322  Bitch 
Brotherton  Robert,  carpenter  and  builder,  office  516 

Kearny,  r.  1727  Broadway 
Brott  V.  F.,  clerk  Coso  House,  411  Sansome 
Brouchoud  Joseph,  artist,  r.  2.'>1  Octavia 
Brouders  Michael,  packer  clothing  dept  C.  S.  A.,  r. 

134  Fourth 
Brough  Albert,  compositor  Call,  r.  603  Geary 
Brough  Walter,  ironmolder,  r.  527  Folsom 
Brough  William  A.,  compositor  Call,  r.  603  Geary 
Brougham  John   (Brougham  &  Puyoou)   r.  312  Greet 
Brougham  &  Puyoou  (John  Brougham   and   Bernard 

Puyoou)  barbers  and  wlgmakers,  631  Kearny 
Broughan  Patrick,  bartender,  r.  5  Bagley  PI 
Broughton  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  612  Sacramento,  r. 

631  Sacramento 
Broughton  Jennie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  634  Post 
Brovla  Dominick,  cook  Palace  Hotel 
Browell  Frank,  clerk,  r.  217  Lombard 
Browell  James,  ship  calker,  r.  5 Francisco 
Browell  Jeremiah,  contractor,  and  manufacturer 
patent     chimneys     and    agent    Pacific  Cement 
Co.,  727-731  Montgomery,  r.  217  Lombard 
Browell  Jerry  Jr.,  bookkeeper  A.  B.  McCreery,  r.  131 
Chestnut 


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Browell  Robert,  clerk,  r.  217  Lombard 

Browell  William,  coppersmith  Charles  W.  Smith,  r. 
cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 

Brewer  Andrew,  r.  1522  Powell 

Brower  Annie,  widow,  r.  424  Grove 

Brower  Charles  L.,  fcjreman  cutter  clothing  dept 
Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r.  1034  Dolores 

Brower  Daniel  K.,  bakery,  320  Seventh 

Brower  George  W.,  compositor  P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Brower  John,  inventor,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Brower  John  D.,  painter,  r.  420  California 

Brower  Mary  Mrs.,  glovemaker,  r.  613  Mission 

Brower  Robert,  operator  American  Dist.  Tel.  Co.,  r. 
1522  Powell 

Brower  Samuel  S.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  721 
Market 

Brower  Theodore,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 
Alameda 

II®~Brower.    See  Brauer 

Brown  Aaron  Rev.,  r.  4253^  Natoma 

Brown  Abbie,  -widow,  r.  120  O'Farrell 

Brown  Abe.,  bookkeeper  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  824 
O'Farrell 

Brown  Abraham  Lincoln,  salesman  Brown  Bros.  & 
Co.,  r.  828  O'Farrell 

Brown  Abram  B.,  carpenter,  r.  215  Chattanooga 

Brown  Adolph,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  545  Minna 

Brown  Albert,  cigarmaker,  r.  1215  Scott 

Brown  Albert,  clerk  freight  dept  0.  P.  RR.,  r.  2912 
Folsom 

Brown  Albert,  clerk  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  15  Grand 
Av 

Brown  Albert  A.,  pianomaker,  r.  331  Minna 

Brown  Alexander,  cook,  r.  1608  Powell 

Brown  Alexander,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 

Brown  Alexander,  painter,  r.  72  Brady 

Brown  Alexander,  shipjoiner,  r.  645  Folsom 

Brown  Alexanders.,  stock  speculator,  r.  1518  Larkin 

Brown  Alexander  J.,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry 

Brown  Alexander  J.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Brown  Alice  Mrs.,  r.  573  Howard 

Brown  Allen  K.,  r.  1605  Turk 

Brown  Alonzo  F.,  mining  expert,  r.  1720  Sutter 

Brown  Alonzo  I.,  carpetlayer,  r.  25  Hinckley 

Brown  A.  M.  Mrs.,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Grammar 
School,  r.  405  Gough 

Brown  Amelia  Mrs.,  r.  1009  Powell 

Brown  Andrew,  captain  schr  Mose 

Brown  Andrew,  jeweler,  r.  905  Market 

Brown  Andrew  A.,  clerk  William  H.  Stowell,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Brown  Andrew  D.,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1635  Mission 

Brown  Ann,  widow,  milkranch,  bet  China  and  Japan 
Avs,  nr  Mission  Road 

Brown  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  1802  Market 

Brown  Anna  W.,  widow,  r.  639  J^  Minna 

Brown  Annie,  widow,  r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  bet  llission 
and  Howard 

Brown  Annie,  domestic  2434  Pine 

Brown  Annie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  25  Hinckley 

Brown  Annie  D.,  widow,  r.  516  Sixth 

BrovHi  Anthony,  fish,  213  Fourth,  r.  280  Minna 

Brown  Anton  J.,  seaman,  r.  Ill  Jackson 

Brown  Archibald,  tinsmith,  r.  208  Hyde 

Brown  Arthur,  r.  2607  Polk 

Brown  August,  bartender,  r.  20  Sacramento 

Brown  August,  machinist  The  A.  H.  Lighthall  Har- 
vester Co.,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 

Brown  August  C,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Brown  Augustus  A.,  druggist  D.  M.  Gove,  r.  2408  Cali- 
fornia 

Brown  B.,  collector,  r.  2709  Mission 

Brown  Barbara  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  707  Vallejo 

Brown  B.  B.,  painter,  r.  33  Eddy 

Brown  Benjamin,  clerk,  r.  1035  Mission 

Brown  Benjamin,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s 
Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiuer 

Brown  Benjamin,  hostler,  r.  SE  cor  Jones  and  Ellis 

Brown  Benjamin  C,  mining  engineer,  r.  311  Stock- 
ton 

Brown  Benjamin  L.  (.Sykes  &  Browul  and  principal 
West  End  School,  r.  733  Bush 

Brown  Benjamin  M.,  brakeman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  614  Bush 

Brown  Benjamin  W.  (Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co.)  r.  2527 
Bryant 

Brown  Bernhard  C.  (Charles  Brown  &  Son)  r.  335 
O'Farrell 

Brown  Bertha  Miss,  with  B.  &  O.  Oreenebauu,  r.  SOS 
Sixth 


Brown  Brainard  C.  (Brown  &  Maxwell)  and  oflacial 
reporter  Superior  Court,  Dept  No.  11,  r.  710  Cali- 
fornia 

Brown  Bridget,  widow,  r.  4  Jessie 

Brown  Brothers  &  Co.  (Lewis,  Ralph  and  Mor- 
ris Brown  and  Bahr  Sheideman)  agents  Oregon 
City  Woolen  Mills  and  importers  and  mnfrs 
clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  121-125  Sansome 

Brown  Brown,  carpenter,  r.  23  Ritch 

Brown  C,  r.  759  Market 

Brown  Case  N.,  r.  21  Taylor 

Brown  Catherine,  widow,  r.  844  Folsom 

Brown  Catherine,  widow,  r.  931  Market 

Brown  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  11  Jansen 

Brown  Catherine  E.,  widow,  r.  331  Minna 

Brown  C.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  1135  Pacific 

Brown  Charles  (Charles  Brown  &  Son)  r.  335  O'Far- 
rell 

Brown  Charles,  blindmaker  Jason  Springer  &  Co. 

Brown  Charles,  clerk,  r.  228  Filbert 

Brown  Charles,  coalpasser  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 

Brown  Charles,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  304 
Jessie 

Brown  Charles,  expressman,  SE  cor  Broadway  and  Du- 
pont,  r.  005  Broadway 

Brown  Charles,  expressman,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Jack- 
son, r.  19  Hinckley 

Brown  Charles,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon 

Brown  Charles,  laborer,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Brown  Charles,  laborer,  r.  115  Geary 

Brown  Charles,  laborer,  r.  414  Folsom 

Brown  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  411  East,  r.  29  Commer- 
cial 

Brown  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet 
Shasta  and  Sierra 

Brown  Charles,  real  estate,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  opp  Six- 
teenth 

Brown  Charles,  salesman  John  Mcllwain,  r.  S  s  Ger- 
mania,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Brown  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Brown  CHarles,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 

Brown  Charles,  seaman,  r.  414  Folsom,  rear 

Brown  Charles,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Califoirnia 

Brown  Cliarles  &  Son  (Charles  and  Bernhard  C.) 
stoves  and  tinware,  38  Geary 

Brown  Charles  B.,  salesman  Brown  &  Metzner,  r.  513 
Post 

Brown  Charles  C,  teamster,  r.  253  ><S  Clara 

Brown  Charles  E.,  baggage  agent  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1635 
Mission     '• 

Bro^vii  Charles  F. ,  real  estate  and  fire  insurance 
agert,  37  Merchants'  Exchange,  r.  1333  Howard 

Brown  Charles  H.  (Brown  &  Co.)  r.  1  Geary  PI 

Brown  Charles  H.  (Brown  &  West)  r.  SE  cor  Twenty- 
sixth  and  Dolores 

Brown  Charles  M.,  expressman,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Fol- 
som, r.  4  Elizabeth 

Brown  Charles  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  156  Perry 

Brown  Charles  S.,  clerk  Cluflf  Bros.,  r.  208  Hyde 

Brown  Charles  W.,  clerk  American  Sugar  Refinery,  r. 
Alameda 

Brown  Charlotte  Blake,  physician  and  surgeon, 
ofBce  and  r.  .435  Geary 

Brown  Conrad,  tinsmith  Adam  Koch,  r.  Berkeley 

Brown,  Craig  &  Co.  (Edward  Brown  and  Homer  A. 
Craig)  general  insurance  agents.  216  Sansome 

Brown  D.,  watchman,  r.  2  Washington 

Brown  D.  «&  Co.  (Daniel  and  Israel  Brown  and 
Griflin  Shaw)  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chants, wool,  tallow,  hides,  grain  and  general 
merchandise,  644  Market 

Brown  Daniel  Captain  (D.  Brown  4  Co.)  teacher  nav- 
igation, and  advertising  and  subscription  agent, 
644  Market,  r.  Oakland 

Brown  Daniel,  blindmaker  Jason  Springer  &  Co. 

Brown  Daniel,  law  student  Frank  G.  Newlands,  r.  727 
Gough 

Brown  Daniel  J.,  cooper,  r.  4  Powell  Av 

Brown  David,  carpenter,  r.  908  Minna 

Brown  David,  carpenter,  r.  1231  Lombard 

Brown  David,  clerk  Bank  British  North  America,  r. 
702  Post 

Brown  David,  painter,  r.  495  Brannan 

Brown  David  A. ,  bookkeeper  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  r.  802 
Turk 

Bro^vn  David  B.,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer 
coopers'  stock,  106  Drumm,  and  (Hogan  &  Co.)  r. 
137  Chestnut 

Brown  David  C,  grainer,6  Golden  Gate  Av,  r.  20  West 
Mission 


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Brown  David  J.,  laliorer  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  r.  606 

Fourth 
Brown  David   P.,  expressman,   SW  cor  Washington 

and  Druuim,  r.  SE  cor  Sierra  and  Indiana 
Brown  Deborah  B.,  widow,  r.  1218  Hyde 
Brown  Denton  D.,  surveyor,  r.  311  Polk 
Brown  D.  H.,  watchman "P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Brown  Dillon  H.,  paperhanger,  r.  12  Jackson 
Brown  Dora  Hiss,  r.  Channel,  bet  Fourteenth  and 

Fifteenth 
Brown  D.  S..  real  estate,  r.  SW  cor  Sacramento  and 

Bucliauan 
Brown  E.,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Brown  Edgar  L.,  electrician,  r.  10}4  Farren  Av 
Brown  Edmund  J.,  porter,  r.  320  Ivy  Av 
Brown  Edward  (Brown,  Craig  ^^  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Brown  Edward,  broommaker  Harrison  &  Dickson 
Brown  Edward,  cooper,  r.  735  Brannan 
Brown  Edward,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Larkin 

and  California,  r.  1321  Larkin 
Brown  Edward  C,  engineer,  r.  W  s  Cook,  nr  Point 

Lobos  Av 
Brown  Edward  D.,  bookkeeper  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  309 

Austin 
Brown  Edward  D.,  telegraph  operator  S.  P.  RR.,r.  226 

Sixteenth 
Brown  Edward  M.,  compositor,  r.  925  AVashington 
Brown  Edwin  T.,  shoetrimmer,  r.  402  Hayes 
Brown  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  S  s  Lombard,  betFranklin 

and  Gough 
Brown  Ella  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  1004  Market 
Brown   ElK-n,  widovi',  millinery,  1003   Howard,  r.  821 

Dolores 
Brown  Ellis,  merchant,  r.  702  McAllister 
Brown  Emma,  widow,  r.  81i  Green 
Brown  Emma  Miss,  r.  753  Howard 
Brown  Emmet,  compositor,  r.  1326  Kearny 
Brown  Ernest,  clerk,  r.  1009  Powell 
Brown  E.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaking,  46  St.  Ann's 

Bldg 
Brown  E.  T.,  capitalist,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Brown  Eugene  H.,  salesman  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r. 

1635  Mission 
Brown  Eugene  W.,  porter  William  J.  Younger,  r.  1333 

Howard 
Brown  E.  V.  Mrs.,  r.  828  Howard 
Brown  E.  Ward,  driver,  r.  307  Linden  Av 
Brown  F.  B.,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Brown  Felix  G.,  telegraph  operator  Western  Union 

Tel.  Co.,  r.  226  Sutter 
Brown  F.  P.,  r.  39  Fifth 
Brown  Francis,  porter,  r.  728  Harrison 
Brown  Francis  G.,  student,  r.  707  Vallejo 
Brown  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  134  Fourth 
Brown  Frank,  dyer,  r.  1531  Mission 
Brown  Frank,  house  painter,  r.  536  Birch  Av 
Brown  Frank,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Townsend,  nr  Ritch 
Brown  Frank,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Arkansas  and  Napa 
Brown  Frank,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Brown  Frank,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Brown  Frank,  with  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  208  Hyde 
Brown  Frank  A.,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  331  Minna 
Brown  Frank  W..  overseer  Ca'l.  Silk  Mnfg  Co.,r.  Tenth 

Av.  nr  Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Brown  Frederick,  r.  115  Second 
Brown  Frederick,  armorer  Co.  F,  N.  G.  C,  r.  2  Elliot 

,  Park 
Brown  Frederick,  brewer,  r.  15)^  Stevenson 
Brown  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  r.  Astor  House 
Brown  Frederick,  cooper,  r.  25  Rau.sch 
Brown  Frederick,  expre.ssiuan,  NW  cOr  Steuart  and 

Howard,  r.  1125  Columbia 
Brown  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  213  Langton 
Brown    Frederick,    patrolman     Underwriters'    Fire 

Patrol,  Station  2 
Brown  Frederick,  porter  Greenebaum  &  Co.,  r.  119 

Stockton 
Brown  Frederick,  seaman  P.  C.  88.  Bonita,  r.  760  Front 
Brown  Frederick  A.,  driver,  r.  16  Verona 
Brown  Frederick  J.,  engineer  Evening  Post,  r.  26}^ 

Kearny 
Brown  Frederick  T.,  sergeant  police,  r.  1821  Jackson 
Brown  Frederick  W.,  cooper,  r.  728  Howard 
Brown  F.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  16  Verona 
Brown  G.,  laborer,  r.  429  Bush 
Brown  G.  Bruce,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Brown  George,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Brown  George,  r.  1006  Post 

Brown  George,  coal  passer  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Califor- 
nia, r.  537  Sacramento 


Brown  George,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  8. 

Mint,  r.  2045  Mission 
Brown  George,  juilker  Franklin  B.  Smith,  r.  Persia 

Av,  nr  Mission  Road 
Brown  George,  piano  mover  Matthias  Gray,  r.  1715 

LeaVeuworth 
Brown    George,    principal  Hayes    Valley    Grammar 

School,  r.  1403  Steiner 
Brown  George,  shoefitter,  r.  4  Powell  Av 
Brown  George,  whipmaker,  r.  1221  Mission 
Brown  George  A.  iBrown  &  Perkins)  r.  843  Mission 
Brown  George  C.  clerk  Cliiff  Bros.,  r.  208  Hyde 
Brown  George  C,  bookkeeper  A.   S.  Hallidie,  r.  1026 

Washington 
Brown  George  H.,  salesman  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  44  Third 
Brown  George  H.,  waiter,  r.  9  Pacific 
Brown  George  L.  (Mathews  &  Brown)  r.  2600  Folsom 
Brown  George  W.,  agent,  r.  139  Fourth 
Brown  ieorge  W.,  expressman,  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie, 

r.  1715  Leavenworth 
Brown  George  W.,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.  331 

Miuna 
Brown  George  W.,  mnfr  ladies  and  childrens'  under- 
wear, 713  Valencia 
Brown  G.  F.,  cook,  r.  650  Howard 
Brown  Gideon  H.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  1612  West  Mis- 
sion 
Brown  Grafton,  driver,  r.  400  Waller 
Brown  Grafton  T.,  lithograph  artist,  540  Clay,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Brown  G.  T.,  salesman  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  038  Pine 
Brown  GustaVe,  baker,  r.  112  Fourth 
Brown  Hamilton,  porter,  r.  321  O'Farrell 
Brown  Hannah,  domestic  1312  Pine 
Brown  Harry,  shipjoiner,  r.  24  Borland 
Brown  Harry,  toolmaker,  r.  422  Leavenworth 
Brown  Harry  A.,  machinist,  r.  55  Second 
Brown  Harry  H.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  H.  Armstrong, 

r.  335  O'Farrell 
Brown  Harvey  S.,  attorney  Central  Pacific  and 
Southern  Pacific   Railroads,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Townsend,  room  40.  r.  Oakland 
Brown  Henry,  bakery,  629 V^  Union 
Brown  Henry,  boarding,  810-812  Battery    ■ 
Brown  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  4  Auburn 
Brown  Henry,  clerk  D.  R.  Avery  &  Co.,  r.  1528  Eddy 
Brown  Henry,  driver,  r.  Ci  Pleasant 
Brown  Henry,  janitor  401  California,  r.  4  Auburn 
Brown  Henry,  liquor  saloon  and  boarding,  1012  Kearny 
Brown  Henry,  ijressman  Cal.  Oil   Works,  r.   530  Mis- 

sion 
Brown  Henry,  salesman  Hartshorn  &  McPhim,  r.  209 

Chattanooga 
Brown  Henry  A.,  paying  teller  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s 

Bank,  r.  435  Geary 
Brown  Hsnry  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  1622  Broadway 
Brown  Henry  J.,    expressman,  SW    cor    Sixth    and 

Howard,  r.  7  Elizabeth 
Brown  Henry  J.,  shoeeutter,  r.  543  Stevenson 
Brown  Henry  Liicas,  bakery,  SE  cor  Larkin  and  Pine 
Brown  Henry  P.,  longshoreman,  r.  550  Mission 
Brown  Henry   T.,  messenger  The  Examiner,  r.   123 

Turk,  rear 
Brown  Henry  W.,  assistant  surveyor  Port  San  Fran- 
cisco, r.  317  Mason 
Brown  Henry  W.,  boxmaker,  r.  5  Second  Av 
Brown  House.  Mrs.   William  Clark   proptr,  737  How- 
ard 
Brown  Howard  W.,  assistant  property  clerk  Quarter- 
master's Dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  Oakland 
Brown  Hugo,  steward  Concordia  Club,  r.  1224  Eddy 
Brown  Irason  C,  carpenter,  r.  730  Guerrero 
Brown  Isaac,  cook,  r.  421  Dupont 
Brown  Isaac,  waiter  Marlborough  House 
Brown  Israel  (D.  Brown  &  Co.)  r.  England 
Brown  I.  W.  W.,  butcher,  r.  35  Oak  Grove  Av 
Brown  James,  r.  10  Scotland 
Brown  James,  clerk,  r.  1317  }<;  Natoma 
Brown  James,  lioppresser,  r.  914  Vallejo 
Brown  James,  laborer,  r.  4  Gilbert 
Brown  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Brown  James,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Brown  James,  lastmaker,  r.  Howard  House 
Brown  James,  longshoreman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Brown  James,  mattressmaker,  r.  903  Treat  Av 
Brown  James,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Brown  James,  shoemaker,  r.  1015  Market 
Brown  James,  wool  dealer,  r.  319  Capp 
Brown  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2G21  Bush 
Brown  James  A.,  drayman,  313  Front,  r.  6  Pleasant 


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Brown  James  B.,  r.  10'2G  Folsom 

Brown  James  B.,   conductor    Omnibus  KE.,    r.    263 

Third 
Brown  James  B.,  stevedore,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.777}^  Mission 
Brown  James  C,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Ocean  House Boad, 

nr  Twenty-second 
Brown  James  C,  mining  engineer,  r.  2136  Howard 
Brown  James  D.  (Mt-Kay  &  Brown)  r.  13T  Chestnut 
Brown  James  E.  (Gilsou  &  Co.)  r.  6tJ0  Minna 
Brown  Jam«8  Or.,  carpenter,  r.  89  Brady 
Brown  James  H.,  iron  molder,  r.  241  Fremont 
Browu  James  K.,  wholesale  sheep  butcher.  Fifth  Av, 

bet  Railroad  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F.,  r.  416}^  Lar- 

kiu 
Brown  James  M.,  dairy,  bet  China  and  Japan,  nr  Mis- 
sion Road 
Brown  James  P.,  r.  504  Howard 
Browu  James  P.,  stenographer  law  dept  0.  P.   RR. 

and  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Brown  James  R.,  miner,  r.  931  Sacramento 
Brown  James  W.,  furniture,  81  Fourth 
Brown  James  W.,  stockbroker,  r.  920  Pine 
Brown  Jared  C,  r.  426  Kearny 
Brown  J.  B.,  r.  220  Third 

Brown  J.  B.,  keeper  Point  Bouita  Light  House 
Brown  J.  0.,  r.  737  Howard 

Brown  J.  Cecil,  with  Andrew  H.  Teazell,  r.  1637  Eddy 
Brown  Jeremiah  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  29  Rausch 
Brown  Jesse,  bartender    Joseph  Koeter,    r.  Avenue 

House 
Browu  Jesse,  engineer,  r.  507  Union 
Browu  Jessie  R.,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  215  Linden  Av 
Brown  Jesse  W.,  mining  engineer,  r.  118  Eddy 
Brown  J.  F.,  stock  broker,  r.  008!^  Fourth 
Brown  J.  Fleetwood,  book  agent,  r.  17  Third 
Brown  J.  G.,  barber,  r.  527  Howard 
Brown  J.  H.,  carpenter,  r.  2513  Mission 
Brown  J.  M.,  furniture,  1047  Market,  r.  21  Fulton 
Brown  Johanna,  widow,  r.  6  Ridley 
Brown  John,  r.  143  Natoma 
Brown  John,  bartender,  r.  114  Turk 
Brown  John,  blacksmith,  r.  517  Pacific 
Brown  John,  boatbuilder,  r.  520  Taylor 
Brown  John,  boilermaker,  r.  131 J^  Shipley 
Brown  John,  cabiuetmaker,  r.  138  Silver 
Brown  John,  carpenter,  r.  529  Natoma 
Brown  John,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  847  Harrison 
Brown  John,  compositor,  r.  10  Willow 
Brown  John,  harness  cleaner,  r.  SW  cor  Mission  and 

New  Montgomery 
Brown  John,  hostler,  r.  633  Green 
Brown  John,  junk,  1610  Stockton 
Brown  Johu,  laborer  George  Morrow 
Browu  John,  laborer,  r.  33  Jessie 
Brown  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Iowa,  nr  Nevada 
Brown  John,  longshoreman,  r.  23  Clara 
Brown  John,  longshoreman,  r.  123  Jackson 
Brown  John,  longshoreman,  r.  313  Vallejo 
Brown  John,  porter  Post  Office,  r.  Oakland 
Brown  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Brown  John,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 
Brown  John,  seaman,  r.  321  Drumm 
Brown  Johu,  seaman,  r.  927}^  Jackson 
Brown  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Brown  John,  seaman  schr  Fanny  Gilmore,  r.  408  Val- 
lejo 
Brown  John,  sexton  Calvary  Church,  r.  917  Sutter 
Brown  John,  soap  boiler,  r.  Channel,  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
Brown  Johu,  stevedore,  r.  South  Park  House 
Brown  John  A.,  packer  George  W.  Meade  &  Co.,  r.  S  8 

Twenty-ninth,  bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Brown  John  A.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &   Co.,  r.   313 

Sixth 
Brown  John  A.,  watchman,  r.  57  Jessie 
Brown  John  B.,  capitalist,  r.  Linden  House 
Brown  John  C,  captain  C.   P.    RR.   stmr    Transit,    r. 

Oakland 
Brown  John  F.,  clerk  Thomas  Downing,  r.  3  Lick 

Alley 
Brown  John  F.,  printer,  621  Sansome,  room  20,  r.  2120 

Mission 
Brotvii  Juliii  K.  (Stonehill  &  Brown)    attorney  at 

law,  408  California,  room  2,  r.  1104  Market 
Brown  John  K.,  captain  stmr  C.  P.  RR.  Oakland,  r. 

Oakland 
Brown  Johu  O.,  messenger  Light  House  Engineers, 

Office,  r.  707  Vallejo 
Brown  John  O.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 


Brown  John  P.,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Brown  John  R.  &  Co.  (Benicia)  office  515  Front 
Brown  John  W.,  draftsman  Golden  State  and  Miners' 

Iron  Works,  r.  Clarendon  House 
Brown  John  W.,  steward,  r.  248  Third 
Brown  Joseph,  r.  1222  Pine 
Brown  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  11  Jansen 
Brown  Joseph,  clerk  W.  Sanders,  r.  1123  Valencia 
Brown  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  617  Davis 
Brown  Joseph,  longshoreman,  r.  7.77  J<.  Mission 
Brown  Joseph,  machinist,  r.  1  Montgomery  Court 
Brown  Josejih,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brown  Joseph,  seaman  O.  E.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Brown  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet  Lar- 

kin  and  Polk 
Brown  Joseph  H.,  r.  2513  Mission 
Brown  Joseiih  O.,  farmer  Herman  W.  Burfeind,  Lake 

Honda,  nr  Alms  House 
Brown  Joseph  P.,  poultry  ranch,  NE  cor  Dwight  and 

Girard.  U.  M.  T. 
Brown  Josephine  Mrs.,  r.  415  Jones 
Brown  Julia,  domestic  509  Twenty-third 
Brown  J.   W.,  stockbroker,  18  Nevada  Block,  r.  920 

Pine 
Brown  J.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  101  Mason 
Brown  Kate,  widow,  r.  1627  Post 
Brown  Kate,  domestic  601  Eddy 
Brown  Kate  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  321  Sutter 
Brown  Kate  Mrs.,  shoefltter,  r.  516  Sixth 
Brown  K.  B.,  watchman  Pas.  Rolling  Mills 
Brown  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  26}^  Kearny 
Brown  Lawrence  L.,  teacher,  r.  1313  Larkin 
Brown  Lemuel  A.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  241  Ritch 
Brown  Leo  A.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  E  s  Potrero 

Av,  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Brown  Leonhardt,  baker,  r.  3  Martha  PI 
Brown  Lewis  (Brown  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  824  O'Farrell 
Brown  Lewis,  porter,  r.  33  Everett 
Brown  Lewis  J.,  collector,  r.  137  Third 
Brown  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  433  Geary 
Brown  Lizzie,  widow,  coffee  saloon,  10  Steuart 
Brown  Lizzie,  domestic  1422  Sutter 
Brown  Lizzie  Miss,  glovemaker  Mills,  Leak  &  Co. 
Brown  Lizzie  J.  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  NE  cor  Carolina 

and  Center 
Brown  Louis,  expressman,  SE  cor  Steuart  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  Third  Av,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 
Brown  Louis,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Brown  Louisa  Mrs.,  cloakmaker,  r.  3  Meacham  PI 
Brown  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1635  Mission 
Brown    Margaret  L.,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Carolina  and 

Center 
Brown  Mark,  calker.  r.  203  Ritch 
Brown  Martin,  nightwatchman,  r.  524  Sixth 
Browu  Mary,  widow,  r.  4  Powell  Av 
Brown  Mary,  widow,  r.  18>i>  Garden 
Brown  Mary,  widow,  r.  1917  Geary 
Brown  Mary  Miss,  bookfolder,  r.  312  Fremont 
Brown  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  4  Powell  Av 
Brown  Mary  Miss,  with  S.  Ettinger,  r.  709  Eddy 
Brown  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  413  Stockton 
Brown  Mary  R.  Mrs.,  r.  24  Mint  Av 
Brown  Matthew,  r.  405  Drumm 
Brown  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Brown  Matthew  D.,  clerk,  r.  1635  Mission 
Brown  Matthew  F.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 

313  Sixth 
Brown  M.  B.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  515  Geary 
Brown  McKenzie    K.,    waiter    Palace    Hotel,    r.    409 

Powell 
Brown  Melvin  E.,  bookkeeper,  r.  120  O'Farrell 
Browu  M.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1104  Mission 
Brown  Michael,  coachdriver  The  Baldwin 
Browu  Michael,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta 

and  Sierra 
Brown  Michael,  seaman,  r.  47  Sacramento 
Brown  Michael,  teamster,  r.  1,38  Silver 
Brown  Michael,  woolsorter,  r.  North  Point,  bet  Polk 

and  Larkin 
Brown  Minnie  T.,  domestic  NE  cor  Carolina  and  Cen- 
ter 
Brown  MoUie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  120  Eleventh 
Brown  Morris  (Brown  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  828  O'Farrell 
Brown  Mortlock,  copiiersmith,  r.  645  Folsom 
Brown  Moses  B.,  clerk  W.   B.  Sumner  &   Co.,  r.  1414 

Geary 
Brown  N.  &  Co.    (Nathan    Brown)    mnfrs,  importers 

and  jobbers  clothing,  108  Battery 
Browu  Nathan  (N.  Brown  &  Co.)  r.  724  O'Farrell 
Browu  Nealie  Miss,  r.  1536  Clay 


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A  SPECIALTY.       Office.  33  Geary  St. 


J.    MACDONOUGH    Cumberland,   lehigh   and  engmsh  fotwdry  coksl 

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Brown  Nicholas,  laborer,  r.  3  Lick  Alley- 
Brown  Noah  J.,  trunkmaker,   r.  Mission,  nr  Twenty. 

first 
Brown  Norah,  widow,  r.  Palmer,   bet  Thirtieth  and 

Thirty-first 
Brown  Orrin,  r.  759  Howard 

Brown  Oscar,  bedmaker  Olympic  Lodgings,  901  Kearny 
Brown  Page,  resident  physician  City  and  County  Hos- 
pital 
Brown  Patrick,  nurse  City  and  County  Alms  House 
Brown  Paul,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Harmony  Hotel 
Brown  Paul,  mining  superintendent,  r.  Lick  House 
Brown  Peter,  laborer,  r.  1100  Powell 
Brown  Peter,  master   mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brown  Peter,  molder,  r.  11  Jansen 
Brown  Peter,  pressman,  r.  7  Jansen 
Brown  Peter,  sailmaker  clothing  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  2021 

Mason 
Brown  Peter  B.,  carpenter,  1329  J^    Bush,  r.  819  Jessie 
Brown  Philip,  stevedore,  r.  228  Filbert 
Brown  Philip  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors,  228  Filbert 
Brown  R..  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Brown  Rachael  Miss.  r.  10  Scotland 
Brown  Ralph  (Brown  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Brown  Reuben  W.,  wholesale  butcher,  cor  Fifth  Av 

and  N,  South  S.  F.,  r.  720  Ellis 
Brown  R.  F.,  engineer,  r.  2622  Sutter 
Brown  Richard,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  4  Hayward 
Brown  Richard,  capitalist,  office  215  Sansome,  r.  2330 

Jones 
Brown  Richard,  clerk  Hy.  Balzer  &  Co.,  r.  16  Howard 

Court 
Brown  Richard,  fruits  and  vegetables,  911  Harrison 
Brown  Richard,  soap  mnfr,  Channel,  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
Brown  Robert,  cook,  r.  (jolden  Eagle  Hotel 
Brown  Robert,  cook,  r.  152  Silver 
Brown  Robert,  laborer,  r.  9  Water 
Brown  Robert  B.,  carrier  Call   and  Bulletin,  r.  2709 

Mission 
Brown  Robert  T.,  whitener,  and  extraman  Hose  Co 
No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  N  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty.fourth 
Brown  Roland  G.,  capitalist.  328  Montgomery,  room 

13,  r.  Oakland 
Brown  Rolla  J.,  carpenter,  r.  429  Front 
Brown  Rosa,  widow,  r.  322  Fifth 
Brown  Rosa,  domestic  1006  Union  , 

Brown  Rafus  N.,  merchant,  r.  2322  Washington 
Brown  Sadie  Mrs.  (Karras  h  Brown)  r.  317  Eddy 
Brown  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  1357  Howard 
Brown  Samuel,  night  watchman  Hathaway's  Wharf 
r.  751  Folsom  ' 

Brown  Samuel,  waiter,  r.  47  Second 
Brown  Samuel,  woolpuller,  r.  2015  Folsom 
Brown  Samuel  A.,  capitalist,  r.  22  Glen  P'ark  Av 
Brown  Samuel  C,  physician,  r.  209  Twenty-fourth 
Brown   Samuel  E.,  foreman  compositor  "S.  F.  News 

Letter,  r.  407  Grove 
Brown  Samuel  G.,  painter,  r.  166  Clementina 
Brown  Samuel  H.  (Brown  &  Hoyt)  r.  Russ  House 
Brown  Samuel  H.,  salesman  T.  J.   Bass  &  Co.,  r  903 
Treat  Av  .    •  ."o 

Brown  Samuel  M.,  agent,  r.  139  Fourth 

Brown  Samuel  P.,  longshoreman,  r.  1  Rincon  Av 

Brown  Sarah  B.,  widow,  r.  925  Sutter 

Brown  S.  C.  Mrs.,  nurse  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 

Brown  Spencer  R.,  storekeeper  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic  r 

722  Folsom 
Brown  Spaiford,  clerk  Edward  Kerr,  r.  127  First  Av 
Brown    Stephen   G..  barber,    r.    215    Sixteenth,*  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
Brown  Sylvester  B.,  drayman,  r.  1319  Sacramento 
Brown  T.  H.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Brown  Thomas,  r.  1.504  O'Farrell 
Brown  Thomas,  r.  N  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty-third  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Brown  Thcuuas,  bookkeeper,  r.  638  Green 
Brown  TUomas,  cashier  Bank  of  California,  NW 

cor  California  and  Sansome,  r.  1019  Bush 
Brown  Thomas,  clerk  Wangenheim,  Steruheim  &  Co., 

r.  cor  Fourteenth  Av  and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Brown  Thomas,  doorflnisher,  r.  4  Powell  Av 
Brown  Thomas,  lather  Presidio  Reservation,   r.   Co- 
lumbia Hotel 
Brown  Thomas,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry.  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiuer 
Brown  Thomas,  porter  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  1124  Ala- 
bama 


Brown  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Brown  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  612  Greenwich 
Bro^vn  Thomas,   superintendent  California  Mar- 
ket, r.  1911  Sutter 
Brown  Thomas  A.,  photographer,  606  Kearny,  r.  1786 
Folsom 

Brown  Thomas  P.,  capitalist,  r.  E  b  Scott,  bet   Court- 
land  and  North  Avs,  B.  H. 

Brown  Thomas  P.  S.,  salesman  Bernard  Blumenthal, 
r.  820  Howard 

Brown  Thomas  R.,  clerk,  r.  N  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Brown  Thomas  W.,  bricklayer,  r.  317  Third 

Brown  T.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  207  Thirteenth 

Brown  Vincent  N.  M.,  salesman  H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co., 
r.  Gil  Stockton 

Brown  W..  waiter,  r.  31  Third 

Brown  Wallace,  r.  22  Geary 

Brown  Walter,  student  Alison  Van  Denburgh,  r   IQfe 
Farren  Av 

Brown  Walter  E.,  machinist,  r.  N  s   Precita  Av,  bet 
Mission  and  Howard 

Brown  Walter  S.    (Brown  &  Metzner)  r.  513  Post 

Brown  Ward,  clerk  Holbrook,   Merrill   &   Stetson,   r. 
405  Gough 

Bro\f n  Ward,  laborer,  r.  307  Linden  Av 

Brown  W.  G.,  clerk   Marcus   C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  1511 
Post 

Brown  Wilber  K.,  drayman,  r.  744  Harrison 

Brown  Willard  B.,  compositor,  r.  1013  Washington 

Brown  William,  r.  334  Sutter 

Brown  WilliTim,  r.  716  Bay 

Brown  William,  r.  1231  Filbert 

Brown  William,  clerk,  r.  15  Grand  Av 

Brown  William,  commission  merchant,  r.  1622  Broad- 
way 

Brown  William,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.   1831  Mis- 
sion 

Brown  William,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 

Brown  William,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Brown  William,  machinist,  r.  United  States  Hotel 

Brown   William,   master   mariner,   r.    North   Pacific 
Hotel 

Brown  William,  piano  dealer,  825  Market,  r.  15  Grand 
Av 

Brown  William,  quartermaster  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.   Co- 
lumbia 

Brown  William,  sawmaker,  222  Jackson,  r.  920  Union 

Brown  William,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 

Brown  William,  seaman,  r.  100^  Jackson 

Brown  William,  seaman,  r.  E  s  Wayne,  nr  Old  Hickory, 

Brown  William,    seaman,   r.    SE    cor    Harrison    and 

Spear 
Brown  William,  seaman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Brown  William,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Brown  William,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Brown  William,  shampooer  Hammam  Baths 
Brown  William,  stevedore,  r.  305  Minna 
Brown  William,  stock  driver,  r.  720  Third 
Brown  William,  superintendent  Potrero  Marine  Rail- 
way, r.  W  8  Maryland,  bet  Sierra  and  Humboldt 
Brown  William,  upholsterer,  r.  1007  3^  Minna 
Brown    William,    watchman    Golden   City  Chemical 

Works,  r.  1124  Folsom 
Brown  William  A.,  clerk,  r.  .527  Seventeenth 
Brown  William  A.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  331  Minna 
Brown  William  A.,  engineer  tug  boat  Jennie  Gawne, 

r.  718  Bay 
Brown  William  A.,  foreman  bag  factory  Blake,  Rob- 
bins  &  Co..  r.  2043  Mission 
Brown  William  A.,  student,  r.  301  Turk 
Brown  William  A.,  wood  dealer,  r.  104  Freelon 
Brown  William  C,  book  and  job  printer,  419  Sacra- 
mento and  320  Sansome,  r.  62S  Sutter 
Brown  William  C,  bookkeeper  William  Helmuth,  r. 

1104  Mission 
Brown  William  C,  cashier  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co., 

r.  1019  Bush 
Brown  ^Villiam  C,  pressman  Pac.  Newspaper  Pub. 

Co.,  r.  819  Jessie 
Brown  William  E.,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Town- 
send,  r.  SW  cor  Buchanan  and  Sacramento 
Brown  William  G.,  newsagent,  r.  642  Washington 
Brown  William  G.,  plumber,  r.  717  Fulton 
Brown  William  H.,  r.  2202  Mission 
Brown  William  H.   (Pac.  Manufacturing   Co.)    r.   629 

Mission 
Brown  William  H..  contractor  night  work,  6  Mills  PI, 
r.  17  Vandewater 


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Brown  William  H.    (Brown  &  Wells)   and  proptr  Ar- 
lington House,  127  Kearny- 
Brown  William  H.,  salesman  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co., 

r.  1511  Post 
Brown  William  H.,  salesman  P.  Murphy,  r.  605  Geary 
Brown  William  H.,  teamster,  r.  1318  Kearny 
Brown   William  J.,   driver   Thomas  Jackson,   r.   126 

Fifth 
Brown  William  J.  E.,  jointer  MattuUath  MnfgCo.,  r. 

304  Jessie 
Browii  William  M.,  driver  Market  St.  RK.,  r.  SW  cor 

Steiner  and  Ellis 
Brown  William  M.,  tanner,  r.  2000  Folsom 
Brown  William  N.,  ship  carpenter,  r.  645  Folsom 
Brown  William  P.,  r.  114  Be/nard 
Brown  William  P.,  lumberman,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Brown  William  P.,  packer  McCarthy  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

1C22  Broadway 
Brown  William  P.,  waiter,  r.  16  Natoma 
Brown  William  R.,  mnfr  brackets,  r.  413  Polk 
Brown  William  S.,  engineer,  r.  66  Brady 
Brown  William  W.,  bookkeeper  Howe  &Hall,  r.  1519  J^ 

Leavenworth 
Brown  Winsor  L.,  clerk  Pac.  Improvement  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Brown  W.  M.,  seaman  P.M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Brown  W.  W.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r. 

731  California 
Brown  Zelotus  W.,  wool  scourer,  r.  114  Ninth 
Brown  &  Co.  (C.  H.  Brown  and  Timothy  Cotter)  livery 

stables,  113  O'Farrell 
Bro-wii  Si  Hoyt  (Samuel  H.  Brown  and  Hazen  and 

Asa  A.  Hoyt)  real  estate  brokers,  408  California, 

rooms  4-5 
Bro-vvii  &  Max^vell  (B.  C.  Brown  and  AV.  A.  Max- 

well)  official  shorthand  reporters,  604  Merchant 
Brown  &  Metzner  (Walter  S.  Brown  and  William 

"Metzner)    agerfts   Corticelli  silk  and  Chadwick's 

spool  cotton,  549  Blarket 
Bro-»vii  &  Perkins  (George  A.  Brown  and  George 

F.  Perkins)  liquorsaloon,  SE cor  Montgomery  and 

Washington 
Brown  »te  Wells  (William  H.  Brown  and  William 

F.  Wells)  fruits  and  vegetables,  30-31  California 

Market 
Brown  &  West  (Charles  H.  Brownand  Joseph  A.  West) 

sign  painters.  6  Golden^  Gate  Av 
B^"Brown.     See  Browne  and  Braun 
Browne  Anthony,  lapidary,  r.  14 H  Mason,  rear 
Browne  C.  B.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  435  Turk 
Browne  Christopher  B.,  clerk  Firemans  Fund  Insur- 
ance Co.,  r.  229  Geary 
Browne  Edward,  watchman  quartermaster's  dept  Pre- 
sidio Reservation 
Browne  Emma  Mrs.,  r.  208  Second 
Browne  Jacob  L.,  secretary  Bank  of  San  Francisco,  23 

S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Building,  r.  Oakland 
Browne  James,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  703  Market 
Browne  James  A.,  proptr  Theatre   Comique,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Pine,  r.  605  Pine 
Browne  J.  L.,  freight  clerk  P.   M.   SS.   City  of  New 

York 
Browne  J.  M.,  house  furnishing  goods,  843  Market,  r. 

21  Fulton 
Browne  Joseph  M.,  miner,  r.  430  Ji5  Shipley 
Browne  Nelson  H.,  clerk  S.  B.  Wakefield  &  Co.,  r.  1210 

Devisadero 
Browne  Richard  H.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 

1429  ;«i  Mission 
Browne  Spencer  C,  special  agent  Home  Benefit  Assn, 

328  Montgomery,  r.  Oakland 
Browne  Stephen,  housepainter,  r.  821  J<i  Dolores 
1^^  Browne.     See  Braun  and  Brown 
Bro^vnell  Andrew  S.,    secretary  Home  Benefit 

Association,  328  Montgomery,  room   24,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Brownell  Charlotte  S.,  widow,  r.  712  Clementina 
Brownell  Don  C,  salesman  Carolan,  Cory  &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Brownell  E.  B.,  r.  911  Eighteenth 
Brownell  Gideon  V.,   captain  bktne  Ella,   office   169 

California 
Browning  August  (Browning  &  Bremer)  r.  1335  Pine 
Browning  Edward,  clerk  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r. 

401  Van  Ness  Av 
Browning  George,  with  Pac.  Rubber  Paint  Co.,  r.  505 

Hyde 
Browning  Henry  J.,  gunsmith,  r.  1335  Pine 
Browning  Jacob,  teamster,  r.  401  Van  Ness  Av 
Browning  Jeremiah,  teamster,  r.  215  Larkln 


Browning  John  (Browning  &  Scheele)  r.  NW  cor 
Nineteenth  and  Mission 

Browning  John,  weigher  American  Sugar  Refinery,  r. 
771  Folsom 

Browning  S.  R.,  merchant,  r.  405  Folsom 

Browning  William,  liquor  saloon,  541  Clay,  r.  771  Fol- 
som 

Browning  William  J.,  butcher,  405  Folsom 

Browning  &  Bremer  (August  Browning  and  Otto  A. 
Bremer)  gunsmiths,  bellhaugers,  etc.,  651  Clay 

Browning  «&  Sclieele  (John  Browning  and  Her- 
mann F.  Scheele)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Nineteenth  and  Mission 

Brownlee  Frances  C.  Mrs.,  agent  Needham's  Red  Clo- 
ver Blossoms,  1059  Mission 

Bro-»vnlee  J.   Clark,  news  agent  The  Baldwin 

Brownlee  Jesse  S.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1059  Mission 

Brownlie  David  S.,  machinist,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet 
Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Brownlie  James,  housepaiuter,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet 
Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Brownlie  Jessie,  widow,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 

Brownlie  John,  housepainter,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet 
Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Brownlie  Robert  G.,  plumber  George  Crowley,  r.  E  s 
Diamond,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Brownlie  William  G. ,  compositor,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet 
Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Brownlow  Charles  B.,  special  policeman,  r.  616  Pine 

Brownridge  Robert,  bakery,  133  Ninth 

Brownrigg  William  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1045  Eighteenth 

Brownson  Frederick,  salesman  J.  W.  Evans,  r.  13 J^ 
Fifth  Av 

Browustein  Daniel  G.,  salesman  E.  Goslinsky  &  Co., 
r.  lOlV  Post 

Brownstein  George  (E.  Goslinsky  &  Co.)  r.  1017  Post 

Brownstein  Jacob  (Kramer,  Goodman  &  Co.)  r.  919 
McAllister 

Brownstein  Julius,  r.  1017  Post 

Brownstone  Alfred,  r.  722  Hayes 

Brownstone  David,  merchant,  r.  722  Hayes 

Brownstone  Isaac,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Post 
and  Larkin,  r.  1002  Larkin 

Broyer  Alexander,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  First 
and  Tehama 

Broyer  Herman,  driver  Jackson  Brewery,  r.  31  Lafay- 
ette 

Broyer  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  623  Second,  r.  15 
Rincon  Av 

Broz  Frank  (Doubek  &  Broz)  r.  E  s  Alabama,  bet 
Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 

Bru  John,  boots  and  shoes,  1108  Stockton 

Bruman  Aaron,  commission  merchant,  r.  262  Octavia 

Brubaker  Etfinger,  teamster,  r.  121  Sixth 

Bruce  Charles  O.,  lather,  r.  Pacific.  Lodgings 

Bruce  Donald,  general  printer  Chinese  and  la- 
bels, 018  Sacramento,  r.  1020  Hyde 

Bruce  Frank  T.,  clerk  Edward  Sullivan,  r.  226  Oak 

Bruce  George,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 

Bruce  George  T.,  hotel  keeper,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Bruce  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Goodsell  PI 

Bruce  Hobart  E.,  milk  ranch,  SW  cor  Potrero  and 
Silver  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Bruce  James  H. ,  marine  surveyor  and  city  agent 
Firemans  Fund  Insurance  Co.,  401  California,  r. 
1218  Jackson 

Bruce  John,  builder,  r.  718  Broadway 

Bruce  John,  calker.  r.  18  First 

Bruce  John,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Bruce  John  T.,  painter,  r.  1109  Jones 

Bru(?e  Mary,  domestic  917  Valencia 

Bruce  Patrick,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  N  s  Fifteenth, 
nr  Guerrero 

Bruce  Ralph,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 
Q,  South  S.  F. 

Bruce  Robert,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  W  s  Boyce, 
bet  Sutter  and  Post 

Bruce  Robert  Jr.,  marblecutter,  r.  W  s  Boyce,  bet 
Sutter  and  Bush 

Bruce  Robert  C,  with  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  r.  2122 
Pacific  Av 

Bruce  Samuel  C,  capitalist,  office  410  California 

Bruce  Samuel  J.,  agent,  r.  2009  Mission 

Bruce  Walter  S.,  asst  bookkeeper  H.  Heynemaun  & 
Co.,  r.  1218  Jackson 

Bruce  William  D.,  expressman  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  N  6 
Jersey,  bet  Noe  and  Castro 

Bruck  Arthur  A.,  physician,  office  NE  cor  Powell  and 
Broadway,  r.  1415  Powell 


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Bruck  Charles  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  864 M  Folsom 
Briick  Hermann  Kev.,  pastor  German  M.  E.  Church, 

r.  864  J^  Folsom 
Bruck  W.  B.,  r.  Kuss  House 

Bruckhaus  R.  Mrs.,  restaurant,  331}^  East,  r.  8  Com- 
mercial 
Brucklmaier  Charles,    watchmaker  and  jeweler,    19 

Fourth,  r.  236  O'Farrell 
Briickman  H.  F.,  cigarmaker,  r.  419  Sutter,  rear 
Bruckmann  H.,  correspondent  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  214  Sansome 
Bruckmann  Moritz  K.,  with  Degener  &  Co.,  r.  14  Co- 
lumbia Square 
Bruckner  John,  porter  P.  Marsicano,  r.  SW  cor  Noe 

and  Nineteenth 
Bruder  Stephen,  brewer,  r.  408  Shotwell 
Brue  Mary,  widow,  r.  524  Fulton 
Bruenn  Henry  J.,  miller,  r.  1120  Mission 
Briier  Jacob,  carpenter  Albany  Brewery,  r.  1711  Market 
Brufere  Thomas  C,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Briigea  Adolphe.  r.  719  Green 

Brugge  George  (Brugge  &  Baettge)   r.  200  Washington 
Brugge  Louis,  tailor,  r.  429  Bush 
Brugge  &  Baettge  (George  Brugge  and  Peter  Baettge) 

boarding  stable.  111  Washington 
Bruggeinau    Henry,    contractor,    208     Sutter,    r.    31 

Langton 
Bnaggeniann  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  526  Mont- 
gomery, r.  503  Union 
Bruguiere  Emile  A.,  banker,  r.  1800  Franklin 
Bruguiere  Victor  F.,  finisher  F.  S.  Chadbourne  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Bruhn  Peter  F.,  porter,  r.  1007  Stockton 
Bruhniug  Mary,  widow,  r.  138  Thirteenth 
Bruhns  Adolph  C,  sawmaker,  r.  518  Chestnut 
Bruhns  Caroline,  widow,  r.  518  Cnestnut 
Bruhns  Emma  Miss,  bookbinder,  r.  518  Chestnut 
Bruhns  Henry,  haruessmaker,  r.  518  Chestnut 
Bruhns  Julius  H.,  harnessmaker,  r.  518  Chestnut 
Bruhns  Hans  W.,  restaurant  and   liquor  saloon,  1122 

Battery,  r.  411  Dolores 
fiS?"  Bruhns.     See  Bruns 
Bruin  John,  laborer,  r.  33  Jessie 
Brulon  Henri  G.  (Brulon  &  Lauth)  r.  719  Clay 
Brnlon  &   Liautli   (Henri    G.  Brulon   and   Julius 

Lauth)  liquor  saloon,  645  Merchant 
Brumagim  John  W.,  real  estate   and  attorney  at  law, 

33  Nevada  Block,  r.  1315  Mason 
Bruman  Aaron,  commission  merchant,  r.  262  Octavia 
Brume  Diedrich,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Ninth  and 

Mission,  r.  1300  Mission 
Brumel  Albert  N.,  clerk  American  Exchange  Hotel,  r. 

609  Pine 
Bruml  Simon,  proptr  Pac.  Glove  Works,  106  Battery, 

r.  014  Fulton 
Brumm  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  330  Kitch 
Bruumier    John,    engineer    Albany    Brewery,    r.    73 

Everett 
Brummer  Robert,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 
Brunck  H.,  seaman,  r.  St.  George  Hotel 
Bruuckhorst  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant   and 

Eighth 
Brunckhorst  Louis,  porter,  r.  1209  Lyon 
Brundage   Charles  G.,   drawtender  S.  P.  BR.,  r.  S   s 

Channel,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Brundage  Charles  G.  Jr.,  toll  collector  Mission   Bay 

Bridge  Co.,  r.  114}^  Ireelon 
Brundage  James,  seaman,  r.  421  Folsom 
Brundage  James  H.,  laborer,  r.  421  Folsom 
Brundson  William  J.,  driver  City  Cab  and  Carriage 

Co.,  r.  174  Jessie 
Brniie  August,  manufacturer  and  wholesale  deal- 
er cigars,  227  Clay,  r.  1715  Mason 
Brune  E.  G.,  miner,  r.  948  Howard 
Bruue  Henry  (Naber,  Alfs  ^Hj  Brune)  r.  107  Capp 
Brunell  William,  laborer,  r,  316  Elizabeth 
Brunelle  Amelia  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  424  Howard 
Brunengo  Joseph  Rev.,  S.  J.,  Prof.  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege. 214  Hayes 
Bruner  B.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  405  Turk 
Bruner  Henry   S.,   bookkeeper   Pacific   Bank,   r.  407 

Taylor 
Bruner  John,  laborer,  r.  2315  Mason,  rear 
Bruner  William  H.,  physician  and  surgeon,  ofliceand 

r.  703  Market 
O^Bruner.    See  Brunner 
Brunet  Eugene,  jeweler,  r.  614  Merchant 
Brunei  Otto,  clerk,  r.  707  Laguna 
Brunette  Zachariah,  waiter  St.  Mary's  College 
Brunicardi  Alejandro,  laborer,  r.  150O  Dupont 


Brunicardi  Carlo,  laborer,  r.  1500  Dupont 

Brunig  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  49  Stevenson 

Briinig  Louis,  laborer,  r.  2105  Stockton 

Bruuing  William,  proptr  S.  F.  Soda  Works,  733  Union 

Brunings  Martin  (Brunings  &  Myers)  r.  137  Montgom- 
ery 

Bruniugs  &  Myers  (Martin  Brunings  and  Harry 
Myers)  wines  and  liquors,  600  Market 

Brunjes  Diedrich,  groceries  and  liquors,  W  s  Mission 
Road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 

Brunjes  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  432  Brannan 

Brunjes  John  C,  lumper  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  NW 
cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 

Brunu  Herman,  bookkeeper  M.  Wunsch  &  Co.,  r.  101 
Dupont 

Brunn  Jacob,  accountant,  r.  1640  Sacramento 

B^"Brunn.     See  Brune,  Brun  and  Bruun 

Brunne  Adolphus,  teacher  vocal  and  instrumental 
music,  r.  1528  Stockton 

Brunner  Adolph  L.,  bookkeeper  Schweitzer,  Sachs  & 
Co.,  r.  1130  Market 

Brunner  Albert  J.,  assistant  librarian  S.  F.  Law  Li- 
brary, r.  714  Grove 

Brunner  Andrew,  butcher  E.  &  H.  Moffat,  r.  N  s  Four- 
teenth Av,  bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Brunner  Henry,  clerk  Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co.,  r.  2526 
Washington 

Brunner  Jacob  A.,  in.surance  agent,  office  225  Sansome, 
r.  .2.526  Washington 

Brunner  Louis,  stationery  and  fancy  goods,  339  Hayes, 
r.  714  Grove 

Brunner  Rosalie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  714  Grove 

Brunner  Thomas  B.,  waiter  Union  Club,  r.  S  s  Twen- 
ty-first, bet  Church  and  Sanchez 

8^"Brunner.     See  Bruner 

Bruno  Charles,  pressman  George  Spaulding  &  Co.,  r. 
2403  Post 

Bruno  Giuseppe,  cook,  r.  103  Pacific 

Bruno  Gustave,  minstrel  Standard  Theatre,  r.  2^ 
Kearny 

Brunotte  Louis,  tailor,  r.  10  August  Alley 

Brunotte  Paul  S.,  locksmith,  r.  10  August  Alley 

Bruns  Albert,  painter,  r.  939  Valencia 

Bruns  Aniiie  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  204  Twenty-fourth 

Bruns  Augusta,  r.  939  Valencia 

Bruns  Bruen,  engineer  Union  Brewery,  r.  317  Clem- 
entina 

Bruns  CiBsar,  clerk  Nicholas  Bruns,  r.  457  Guerrero 

Bruns  Charles,  clerk  Ross  Bros.,r.  805M  Geary 

Bruns  Conrad,  laborer,  r.  2528  Bryant 

Bruns  Conrad,  liquor  saloon,  505  Washington,  r.  550 
Minna 

Bruns  Conrad,  machinist  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  969 
Howard 

Bruns  Conrad,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,413  Sutter 

Bruns  George  (Bruns  &  Brothfer)  r.  SE  cor  Sixteenth 
and  Mission 

Bruns  George,  cook,  r.  719  O'Farrell 

Bruns  George  F.,  shipping  clerk  Swanberg  &  West, 
r.  .550  Minna 

Bruns  George  W.,  bookkeeper  Nicholas  Bruns,  r.  457 
Guerrero 

Bruns  Henry,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Thirtieth  and  San 
Jose  Av 

Bruns  Henry  D.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  226 
Clara 

Bruns  Henry  E.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1506  Folsom 

BruiLs  Henry  F.,  president  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery, 
and  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Market  and  Eighth,  r.  4 
Eighth 

Bruns  Henry  H.,  metal  and  machinery,  306  Mission, 
r.  925  Union 

Bruns  Hermine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  969  Howard 

Bruns  J.,  laborer,  r.  What  Cheer  House 

Bruns  J.  C.  C,  bookkeeper  A.  Waldstein,  r.  969  How- 
ard 

Bnins  John  (Bruns  &  Brother)  r.  SE  cor  Sixteenth 
and  Mission 

Bruns  John  B.,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  SW  cor 
Thirtieth  and  San  Jos^  Av 

Brnns  John  H.,  wines  and  liquors,  123  Front,  r. 
Alameda 

Bruns  Julius,  upholsterer,  r.  939  Valencia 

Bruns  Margaret,  widow,  r.  35  Converse 

Bruns  Marie,  widow,  r.  820  Greenwich 

Bruns  Nicholas,  groceries,  wood  and  coal,  617-619 
Davis,  r.  457  Guerrero 

Bruns  Peter  (estate  of)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Berry  and  Third 

Bruns  William,  barber,  r.  650  Minna 


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Brttns  William  C,  physician,  office  and  r.  820  Green- 
wich 

Bruns  &  Brother  (George  and  John  Bruns  and  John 
Steimke)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sixteenth 
and  Mission 

B^Bruns.    See  Bruhns 

Brunschwiler  Christopher,  bookbinder,  r.  Ill  Polk 

Brunschwiler  Joseph  A.,  clerk  general  freight  office 
C.  P.  KR.,  r.  Ill  Polk 

Briinsen  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  539  Pacific,  r.  528  Pa- 
cific 

Bninstamp  John  A.  C,  master  mariner,  r.  SW  cor  East 
and  Market 

Bmns^vicU  Emanuel  (The  J.  M.  Brunswick  & 
Balke  Co.)  r.  1403  Van  Ness  A,y 

Brunswick  House,  David  Stem  proptr,  148  Sixth 

BRUNSWICK  &  BALKE  CO.  THE  J,  M 

mnlrs  billiard  and  pool  tables,  j^ateutees  Monarch 
Tables  and  Cushions,  dealers  billiard  materials, 
and  sole  agents  Hyatt's  billiard  and  pool  balls, 
653-655  Market,  opp.  Lotta  Fountain 

Brunswick  Samuel,  cattle  dealer,  r.  930  Post 

Brunt  Lavinia  Miss,  r.  34  Alabama 

Brunt  Leonard,  meter  repairer  Spring  Valley  W.  W., 
r.  34  Alabama 

Brunt  Walter  N.,  book  and  job  printer,  508  Sacra- 
mento, r.  330  Duncan 

Brunt  William  K.,  butcher,  r.  330  Duncan 

Bruntsch  Charles  (Bruntsch  &  Wheeler)  r.  730  Brod- 
erick 

Bruntsch  &  Wheeler  (Charles  Bruntsch  and  Robert  S. 
Wheeler)  custom  and  internal  revenue  brokers, 
500  Battery 

Briippacher  John,  valet  620  Folsom 

Brusaber  Charles  H,,  liquor  saloon,  W  B  Kentucky, 
bet  Sierra  and  Humboldt,  r.  W  s  Minnesota,  bet 
Humboldt  and  Sierra 

Bruschi  Giuseppe,  vegetables,  33  Colombo  Market 

Brusco  Agostino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Brusco  G.  &  Co.  (Giacomo  Brusco  and  Louis  Corte) 
restaurant,  509  Washington 

Brusco  Giacomo  (G.  Brusco  &  Co.)  r. 905  Montgomery 

Bruse  Cliriistian,  groceries,  NW  cor  Pacific  and 
Leavenworth 

Brush  Albert,  r.  1318  Steiner 

Brush  Creek  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Sierra  Co.,  Cal.) 
R.  W.  Heath  secretary,  318  Pine,  rooms  16-17 

Brush  George,  grainer,  r.  1318  Steiner 

Brush  Reuben  G.,  secretary  Western  Fire  and 
Marine  Insurance  Co.  of  California,  office  409 
California,  r.  Oakland 

Brusher  Winford  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  9  Pinkney  PI 

Brusner  Lena,  domestic  1120  Post 

Bruss  August,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Brussa  Achille,  marble  cutter,  r.  974  Bryant 

Brusue  Louis,  cook  Charles  Claffey,  r.  530  Bush 

Brutcher  Adam  M.,  clerk  William  Davis,  r.  469  Min- 
na 

Bruton  Daniel,  agent  Marburg  Bros.,  tobacco  mnfrs 
(Baltimore)  office  206  Front,  r.  325  O'Farrell 

Bruton  Thomas,  clerk  Grocer  and  Country  Merchant, 
r.  325  O'Farrell 

Bruton  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  4  Morrel  PI 

Bruttkowski  Albert,  seaman  brig  Cousuelo,  r.  54  Sac- 
ramento 

Bruun  Engelbrecht  F.,  bookkeeper  Thunder  Powder 
Co.,  r.  447  Natoma 

Bruun  Thoger  O.,  packer  Feigtnbaum  &  Co.,  r.  924 
Washington 

Bruyere  J.  Henry,  r.  Lick  House 

Bruzaud  William  P.,  steward,  r.  12  Bryant 

Bruzzo  Toniasno,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Bruzzone  Auton,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  Fourth, 
r.  627  Grove 

iiryan  Benjamin  B..  harnessmaker,  r.  709  Miuna 

Bryan  Charles  U.,  collector  Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r. 
610  Fell 

Bryan  Dudley  C,  r.  1036  Jackson 

Bryan  Duncan  W.,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Valencia 

Bryan  Emma  B,.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  2321  Fillmore 

Bryan  Frederick,  clerk  Alexander  Pallies,  r.  1635 
Hyde 

Bryan  J.  F.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Bryan  John  M.,  stoves  and  tinware,  130  Third,  r.  916 
Howard 

Bryan  Louis,  waiter,  r.  28  Everett 

Bryan  Mamie  Mrs.,  r.  246  i\liiiua 

Bryan  Margaret  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  8  Potter 


Bryan  Nathan,  surveyer,  r.  SE  cor   Buchanan  and 

Fulton 
Bryan  Peter  O.,  carpenter,  r.  33  Pleasant 
Bryan  R.  A.,  truckman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  413  Second 
Bryan  Thomas,  assistant    License  Collector,    r.  116 

Leidesdorff 
Bryan  William,  capitalist,  r.  Lick  House 
Bryan  William,  porter  jjay  dept  C.  P.  RR. 
Bryan  William  F.,  bookkeeper,  r.  2321  Fillmore 
Bryan  William  H.,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Bryan  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  Winchester  House 
Bryan   AVilliam    J.,    druggist  and    apothecary, 
SE  cor  Market  and   New   Montgomery,  NE  cor 
Turk  and  Taylor,  NW  cor  Howard  and  Second  and 
dispensary  (503  Merchant,  r.  611  Polk 
Bryan  W.  J.,  superintendent   O.  and  O.  SS.  Co.,  office 

P.  M.  SS.  Dock,  r.  Marlborough  House 
e^  Bryan.     See  Brien,  Bryant  and  O'Brien 
Bryans  Edward,  packer  Bal<er  &  Hamilton,  r.  1107 

Shotwell 
Bryans  Isabella  Miss,  r.  172  Clementina 
Bryans  James,   clerk  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  1107  Shot- 
well 
Bryans  Joseph  H.,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  172  Clem- 
entina 
Bryant  Agnes,  widow,  mnfr  ladies'  suits,  128  Fifth 
Bryant  Alexander,  mining,  r.  i  Erie 
Bryant  A.  M.  Mrs.,  furnishe;!  rooms,  26  J^  Kearny 
Bryant  Anflrew  J. ,  president  The  State   Invest- 
ment and  Insurance  Co.  and  i^resident  California 
Electric  Lighting  Co.,  office  218  Sansome,  r.  822 
Sutter 
Bryant  Arthur,  stableman  K.  Strauss 
Bryant  C.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  107  Turk 
Bryant  Charles  W.  (Bryant  &  Sayers)  r.  120  Sutter 
Bryant  Daniel  S.  (Bryant  &  Cook)  r.  Oakland 
Bryant  Deuman  F.,  compositor,  t.  426  Minna 
Bryant  Edward,  porter  Taber,  Harker  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Bryant  George  (Jones  &  Bryant)  r.  216  Lombard 
Bryant  George,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Tool  Co.,r.  822  Mis- 
sion 
Bryant  George  H.   (Neville  &  Co.)  r.  1619  Clay 
Bryant  Harry  C,  clerk  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r.  127 

Shotwell 
Bryant  James  E.,  clerk  A.  Mayfield,  r.  432  Fulton 
Bryaut  Johanna,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  417  Mason 
Bryant  John,  foreman  composing  room   Examiner,  r. 

9103^  Jackson 
Bryant  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Baker 

and  Lyon 
Bryant  John,  waiter,  r.  311  Pacific 
Bryant  John,  woodcarver,  r.  127  Shotwell 
Bryant  Loretta  Miss, dressmaker  Mrs.  A.  Bryant,  r.  128 

Fifth 
Bryaut  Patrick,  r.  444  Brannan 
Bryant  Richard  P.,  r.  1410  Folsom,  rear. 
Bryaut  Robert  M.,  carpenter,  r.  730  Natoma 
Bryaut  Ruth,  widow,  r.  1429  Geary 
Bryant  Samuel,  carpeuter.  r.  1307  Greenwich 
Bryant  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  10  Natoma 
Bryaut  W..  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Bryant  William,  boilermaker,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Bryant  William  A.,  bookkeeper  John  A.  Roebling's 

Sons  Co.,  r.  122  Geary 
Bryaut  William  A.,  dentist,  r.  417  Mason 
Bryant  &  Cook  (Daniel  S.  Bryant  and  David   S.  Cook) 

commission  merchants,  8  Davis 
Bryant  &  Sayers  (Charles  W.  Bryant  and  William  F. 
Sayers)    attorneys    at    law,   214   Sansome.  rooms 
13,  14  and  30 
B^Bryant.     See  Bryan 

Bryars  Anne  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.  1521  Stockton 
Bryars  Aniie  E.,  widow,  r.  1521  Stocktou 
Bryden  Nelson  P.,  salesmanjvast  &   Co.,  r.  American 

Exchange  Hotel 
Bryden  &  Hinckley  (Acors  B.  Hinckley)  draymen, 405 

Front 
Brydges    Marshal    C,    agent    Pepsin  Wine    Bitters, 

r.  315}^  Jessie 
Bryn  Julius   F.,   captain  tugboat   Transit,   r.  14  De 

Boom 
Bryne  James,  domestic  Dominican  Monastery 
Bryon  A.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  807  Pacific 
Bryson  Annie  Miss,  ciganttcmaker,  r.  271 J^  Clara 
Bryson  Cyrus  W. ,  junkaealer,  527  Fourth 
Bryson  Thomas  F.,  pressman  Frank  Eastman  &  Co.,r. 

271  }<;  Clara 
Bucca  Antonio,  musician,  r.  530  Vallejo 
Bucca  Frank,  porter  P.  Marsicano,  r.  721}^  Broadway 


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OFFICE.  33  CiEARY  ST. 


I       MArnnMniirU     litlPORTER  of  and  dealer   in   coal,   and   pig  IRON, 

J.     IflHV/UUIlUUUn,  41  Market  Street,  comer  Spear. 


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Bucca  Patricio,  musician,  r.  530  Vallejo 
Bucca  Vincenzio,  laborer,  r.  39  Hinckley 
Bucclnelli  Fortunato,  laborer,  r.  1500  Dupont 
Buccinelli  Luigi.  laborer,  r.  1500  Dupout 
Buch   Frlfda,  cashier  Vicuna  Bakery,  r.  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  California 
Buch  Henry,  cabiuetnuiker,  r.  737  Clementina 
Buch  J.  S.,  r.  213  Montgomery 
Buch  Minnie,  widow,  r.  1016  Leavenworth 
Buchan   David   S.,   clerk  James   Buchau,  r.  228  Six- 
teenth 
Buchan  James,  boots  and   shoes,  1006  Market,  r.  228 
Sixteenth 

Buchanan ,  porter,  r.  408  Fourth 

Buchanan  Brothers  (Findley,  William,  Patrick  H.  and 

Edward)  brush  mnfrs,  614  Sacramento 
Buchanan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  614  Sacramento 
Buchanan  Charles  E.,  clerk,  r.  1925  Bush 
Buchanan  D.  E.,  r.  Kuss  House 
Buchanan  Edward  (Buchanan  Brothers)  r.  614  Sacra. 

mento 
Buchanan  Edwin  Y.,  civil  engineer,  r.  127  Francisco 
Buchanan  Elizabeth  A.  Miss,  r.  571  Howard 
Buchanan  Elizabeth  J.,  widow,  r.  571  Howard 
Buchanan  Findley  (Buchanan  Brothers)  r.  614  Sacra- 
mento 
Buchanan  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Tuolumue  Co.,Cal.)  J.  A. 

Davis  manager,  528  California,  room  6 
Buchanan  James,  liquor  saloou,  209  Ninth,  and  varie- 
ties, 216  Ninth 
Buchanan  James  E.,  student,  r.  216  Ninth 
Buchanan  James  W.,  liquor  saloon,  132  First 
Buchanan  John  H.,  varnisher,  r.  571  Howard 
Buchanan  John  N.  (Dohs  &  Buchanan)  r.  <»87  Harrison 
Buchanan  John  W.,  foreman  Pac.  Box  Factory,  r.  321 

Tenth 
Buchanan  Joseph,  r.  511  Shotwell 
Buchanan  Mary  J.,  janitress  Potrero  Primary  School 
Buchanan  Murdoch  K.,  machine  operator,  r.  30  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 
Buchanan  Patrick  H.  (Buchanan  Brothers)  r.  614  Sac- 
ramento   • 
Buchanan  Kobert,  plumber,  r.  206  Valencia 
Buchanan  William  (Buchanan  Brothers)  r.  614  Sacra- 
mento 
Buchanan  William,  student,  r.  216  Ninth 
Buchanan  William  A.,  molder,  r.  571  Howard 
Buchanan  William  G.,  superintendent  Cahn,  Nickels- 
burg  i<c  Co.,  r.  708  Buchanan 
Buchard   James   Rev.,  S.  J.,  clergyman  St.  Ignatius 

College,  214  Hayes 
Buchel  Ernest,  shoemaker,  r.  1118  Kearny,  rear 
Buchert   George,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Assn,   71   New 

Montgomery 
Buchert  Johanu  G.  P.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn, 

413  Sutter 
Buchholtz  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Buchholz  August,  bartender,  r.  730  Vallejo 
BucUholz  GuBtave,  agent  Albany  Brewery,  r.  '421  Na- 

toma 
Buchholz  L.  v.,  with  Giant  Powder  Co.,  r.  Bmnewick 

House 
Biichi  Conrad,   liquor  saloou,   SW   cor  Morton   and 

Kearny,  r.  317  Bush 
Buchi  Jacques,  lithographer  M.  Schmidt  &  Co.,  r.  611 

Greenwich 
Buchie  H.,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Buchie  Jacob,   bookkeexier  Eureka    Brewery,  r.   235 

First 
Bucliignani  Antonio,   clerk  F.  Ungeretti  &  Co.,   r.  28 

Lewis 
Buchignani    Orlando,   Italian   Bersaglieri     Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Buchman  Meyer,  tailor,  941  ^i  Folsom,  r.  447  Tehama 
Buchmann  Edward,  cigarmaker,  r.  127  Second 
Buchmann  Louis,  coufectioner,  r.  228  Kearny 
Buchtenkircheu   Adolph.   cashier  The   Singer   Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  520  Bush 
Biichtmann  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  1115  Jones 
Buchtmann  Matthias  A.,  porter  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer, 

r.  1115  Jones 
Buchna  William,  porkpacker,  1426  Dupont 
Buchs  Adela,  widow,  r.  1403  Powell 
Buck  Alfred,  collector,  r.  25  Second 
Buck  Benjamin,  longshoreman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Bnck  Daniel,  miuiug  secretary,  81  Nevada  Block, 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Buck  Francis,  r.  605  Broadway 

Buck  George,  engineer  Pac.  Rolling   Mills,    r.    E  s 
Louisiana,  bet  Napa  and  Shas^ta 


Buck  George,  expressman,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Mont- 
gomery, r.  314  Third 

Buck  Hannah  Miss,  r.  177  Perry 

Buck  Hermann,  laborer,  r.  Union  House 

Buck  John  (Buck  i^  Hoist)  r.  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Har- 
rison 

Buck  John,  cellarman  Walter,  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  228 
Bush 

Buck  John,  collector  London  and  S.  F.  Bank,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Buck  John,  teamster,  r.  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Masonic 
Av  and  Wood 

Buck  John,  teamster,  r.  SW  cor  Eighth  and  Braunan 

Buck  John  A.  (N.  Oiilandt  &  Co.)  r.  E  s  Jersey,  bet 
Solano  and  Butte 

Buck  Jokn  J. ,  groceries  and  liquors,  231  Second 

Buck  Mary,  domestic  2421  Fillmore 

Buck  Thomas,  salesman  Cluff  Bros.,  r.  16203^  Stockton 

Buck  Warner  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2606  Folsom 

Buck  W.  H.,  housecleaner  and  jobber,  r.  1321   Larkin 

Buck  William,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Greenwich  and  Pierce 

Buck  William,  clerk  John  Buck,  r.  231  Second 

Buck  &  Hoist  (John  Buck  and  Peter  H.  Hoist)  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Harrison 

Buckbee  Alva  C,  laborer  warehouse  dej)t  Custom 
House,  r.  223  Ji  Valencia 

Buckbee  Charles  A.,  clerk  melter  and  refiner's  dept 
U.  S.  Mint,  r.  804  Turk 

Buckbee  Malana  S.,  widow,  r.  223}^  Valencia 

Buckbee  Ossian  S.,  clerk,  r.  223}^  Valencia 

Buckbee  Spencer  C.,  salesman  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r. 
804  Turk 

Buckelew  Amanda  Miss,  r.  4  Martha  PI 

Buckelew  M.  S.,  bookkeeper  H.  M.  Black  &  Co.,  r.  225 
Jessie 

Buckelew  William  C,  reporter  The  Bradstreet  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Buckenmeir  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  1426  Stockton 

Bucking  Dietrich,  cooper,  758 }«  Bryant 

Bucking  Frederick,  foreman  Pac.  Mustard  Mills,  r. 
666  Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Bucking  John  H.  (Bucking  &  Pilster)  r.  515  Bryant 

Backing' <&  Pilster  (John  H.  Buoking  and  Henry 
Pilster)  groceries  and  liquors,  515  Bryant 

Buckingham  Aurelius  E.,  assistant  License  Collector, 
r.  719  Bush 

Buckingham  Charles,  agent  Diamond  Drill,  r.  6Jj 
Dupont 

Buckingham  Eliza  P.,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Oak  and  Bu- 
chanan 

Buckingham  Thomas  H.  (Buckingham  jc  Hecht).  r. 
The  Baldwin 

Buckingham  Thomas  H.  Jr.,  clerk  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  r.  NW  cor  Oak  aud  Buchanan 

Buckingham  William  P.,  superintendent  Buckingham 
&  Hecht,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Buckinsrliam  t&  Heckt  (Thomas  H.  Bucking- 
ham. Isaac  and  Louis  Hecht  Jr.  and  Lewis  P. 
Wiel)  mnfrs  boots  and  shoes,  factory  NW  cor 
Haight  and  Gough,  salesroom  25-27  Sansome 

Buckleman  George,  paperhanger,  r.  114  Olive  Av 

Buckley  Ambrose  J.,  clerk  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r. 
1111  Devisadero 

Buckley  Andrew,  porter,  r.  414  Seventh 

Buckley  Andrew  Jr.,  pressman  P.  E.Dougherty  &  Co., 
r.  1103  Powell 

Buckley  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  41  Minna 

Buckley  Benjamin,  machinist,  r.  424  Shotwell,  rear 

Buckley  Charles  J.,  cabinet  maker,  r.  4  Grand  Av 

Buckley  Chris.  A.  (Fallon  &  Buckley)  r.  238  Kearny 

Buckley  Catherine  M.  A.,  widow,  r.  1103  Jackson 

Buckley  Cornelius,  coachman,  811  O'Farrell 

Buckley  Cornelius  F.,  physiciau,  office  413  Bush,  r. 
811  O'Farrell 

Buckley  Cornelius  J.,  expressman  Lilienthal  &  Co.,  r. 
NE  cor  California  aud  Virginia  Avs 

Buckley  Daniel  (Stewart  &  Buckley)  r.  1501  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Buckley  Daniel,  coal  weigher  C.  P.  RR..  r.  870  Mission 

Buckley  Daniel  J.,  general  clerk  Hibernia  Savings 
and  Loan  Soc,  r.  1111  Devisadero 

Buckley  David,  porter  A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co.,  r.  581  Mia- 
sion 

Buckley  Dennis,  coal  passer  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  41  Pacific 

Buckley  Dennis,  proprietor  New  Continental 
Hotel,. 547  Mis.viou 

Buckley  Dennis,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 

Buckley  Dennis  D.,  carpenter,  r.  60i  Natoma 

Buckley  D.  J.,  r.  606  Fourth 


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Buckley  D.  J.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  428 

Folsom 
Buckley  Edward  M.,  proptr  Adelphi  Theatre,  r.  607 

California 
Buckley  Kdward  N.,  surveyor,  r.  520  Lombard 
Buckley  Edward  P.,  mnfr  bitters,  r.  520  Lombard 
Buckley  E.J.  Mrs.,  r.  512  Van  Ness  Av 
Buckley  Francis,  contractor  and  builder,  31  Second,  r. 

1111  Devisadero- 
Buckley  Frank  Jr.,  salesman  William  Lewis  &  Co.,  r. 

303  Mason 
Buckley  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  2G9  Minna 
Buckley  George  D.,  attorney  at  l^w,  29  Montgomery 

Block,  r.  707  Montgomery  Av 
Buckley  Henry  E.,  r.  435  Pine 
Buckley  J.,  millhand  Jason  Springer  &  Co. 
Buckley  James,  lauudryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Buckley  James,  liquor  saloon,  r.  432}^  Tehama 
Buckley  James,  longshoreman,  r.  325  First 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  boots  and  shoes,  532  Valencia 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  helper  Kisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  548  Howard 
Buckley  Jeremiah,   machinist,   r.  W  s   Brewster,  bet 

Faith  and  Hope,  B.  H. 
Buckley  Jeremiah  J.,  salesman  Hobart,  Wood  &  Co.,r. 

W  8  Brewster,  bet  Faith  and  Hope,  B.  H. 
Buckley  John,  r.  44  Tehama 
Buckley  John,  coach  driver  New  Continental  Hotel, 

547  Mission 
Buckley  John,  cooper,  r.  927  Broadway 
Buckley  John,  cooper,  r.  El  Dorado  House 
Buckley  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Howard  and  Sev- 
enth, r.  ,507  Ash  Av 
Buckley  John,  harness  cleaner,  r.  1443^  Freelon 
Buckley  John,  laborer,  r.  548  Howard 
Buckley  John,   lauudryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Buckley  John,  machinist,  r.  41  Minna 
Buckley  John  Mrs.,  r.  The  Inglewood 
Buckley  John  A.,  boilermaker,  r.  4  Grand  Av 
Buckley  John  L.,  bookkeeper  William  Lewis  &  Co.,  r. 

406  Minna 
Buckley  John  P.,  with  William  Dunphy  &  Co.,  r.  1103 

Jackson 
Buckley  Jo8ei)h  A.,  salesman   Dunham,   Carrigan  & 

Co.,  r.  1111  Devisadero 
Buckley  Joseph  A.,  tanner,  r.  W  s  Brewster,  bet  Faith 

and  Hope,  B.  H. 
Buckley  Kate,  domestic  SW  cor  Eddy  and  Franklin 
Buckley  Kate  Miss,  r.  224  McAllister 
Buckley  Lawrc-nce,  stevedore,  r.  254  First 
Buckley  Martin,  speculator,  r.  515  Fourth 
Buckley  Mary,  widow,  r.  1  Ivy  Av  • 

Buckley  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1918  Polk 
Buckley  Michael,  blacksmith  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Buckley  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  27  Minna 
Buckley  Michael,  fouudryman,  r.  741  Market 
Buckley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  3  Freelon 
Buckley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  48  Tehama 
Buckley  Michael,  porter,  r.  2027  Geary 
Buckley   Michael   B.,   salesman   O'Connor,  Moflfatt  & 

Co.,  r.  .503  Powell 
Buckley  Michael   G.,  copyist  U.  S.   Circuit  Court,  r. 

414  Seventh 
Buckley  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  211  Tenth 
Buckley  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  1476  Harrison 
Buckley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  11  Natoma 
Buckley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  925  Broadway 
Buckley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2748  Bush 
Buckley  Patrick  H.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  r.  312  Jessie 
Buckley  Sarah  A.,  widow,  dressmaker,  423  Tehama 
Buckley  Thomas,  r.  6l)(i  Pine 
Buckley  Thomas,  cigariuaker,  r.  Coso  House 
Buckley  Thomas  F.,  harnrssmaker,  r.  414  Seventh 
Buckley  Vincent  P.,  medical  student,   r.  1103  Jackson 
Buckley  William,  biickmaker,  r.   NE  cor  Green  and 

Polk 
Buckley  William,  engineer,  r.  165  Silver 
Buckley  William  B.,  gilder,  r.  4  Grand  Av 
Buckley  William  E.,  millhand,  r.  320  Third 
Buckley  William  II.,  treasurer  AdelpUi  Theatre,  607 

California 
^^Buckley.     See  Bulkeley  and  Bulkley 
Bucklin  Albert  G..  carpiiiter,  r.  914}^  Valencia 
Bucklin   Edward   P.,  prt)ptr  What  Cheer  House  Res- 
taurant, 529  Sai-ramento,  r.  534  Bush 
Bucklin  Kate,  widow,  lodgings,  1423  Polk 
Bucklin  John  W.,  r.  105  Mason 
Buckman  Albert,  confectlener,  r.  228  Eearny 


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Buckman  Albert  E.,   contractor,  704  Montgomery,  r. 

318  Kearny 
Buckman  Thomas,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Buckmaster  John,  r.  636  Mission 

Buckminster  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  246  Tay- 
lor 
Buckminster  Luella  Miss,  teacher,  r.  246  Taylor 
Buckminster  O.  S. ,  mining,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Buckminster  Park  B.,    compositor,  r.    279  Stevenson 
Buckitall  George  J.,  physician,  skin   diseases  a 
specialty,  office  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Dupont,  r.  822 
Geary 
Bucknall  Maggie  MissJ  r.  822  Geary 
Bucknam  Edmund  H.  (E.  H.  Bucknam  &   Co.)  r, 

Powell 
Bncknain  E.    H.    &  Co.    (Edmund  H.   and  Miss 
Theresa  Bucknam)    dealers    and    manufacturers 
ship  stoves  and  tinware,  22  Stewart 
Bucknam  Theresa  Miss  (E.   H.   Bucknam  &  Co.)  and 

artist  George  D.  Morse,  r.  502  Powell 
Btickner  Charles'  (Buckner  &  Kley)  r.  Oakland    ' 
Buckner  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  463  Natoma 
Buckner  &  Kley  (Charles  Buckner  and  Chris.  Kley) 

carpenters,  110  Geary 
Buckwall  Frederick,  cook,  r.  229  Spear 
Buckwalter  Eliza,  widow,  r.  15  Perry 
Buckwalter  Frank  J.,  clerk  Tatum  &  Bowen,  r. 

Pine 
Budcelli  Orazio,  vegetables,  61  Colombo  Market 
Budd  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1908  Market 
Budde  Joseph,  brass  finisher,  r.  5  Roach 
Buddington  Moses  J.,  r.  1105  Golden  Gate  Av 
Budelmann  Mary,  widow,  r.  2219  Mason 
BuderuB  John   W.,  optical   instrumeutmaker,   i 

Bush 

Budge  Ricardo,  bookkeeper,  r.  7  Prospect  PI 
Budoiph  Edward,  laborer,  r.  6  Vernon  PI 
Budrovich  Thomas,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Budzzileni  Dominica  Miss,  saleslady  Henry  Dexter, 

r.  70  Jessie  ♦ 

Budzzileni  John.  r.  70  Jessie 

Budzzileni  Mary,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  70  Jessie 
Buechert  George  P.,  ship  carpenter,  r.   218 Francisco, 

rear 
Buecker  George,  bartender,  r.  114  Golden  Gate  Av 
Buehler  Frederick,    lithographer    A.    Waldstem,    r. 

Oakland 
Buehler  Jacob,  baker,  r.  337  Turk 
Buehler  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  Fillmore,  nr  Francisco 
Buehler  Jacob,  pastor  St.  Paul's  German  Evangelical 

Lutheran  Church,  r.  953  Mission 
Buehler  John  F.,  shoemaker,  403  J<i    Montgomery  Av, 

r.  328  Broadway 
Buehn  Gottlieb,  cooper,  r.  79  Clementina 
B3*"     Buehn.     See  Buhn 
Buehrmann  George  M.,  clerk,  r.  634  Mission 
Buell  Rufus  T.,  proptr  Pacific  Greenbacker,  1117  Fol. 

som,  r.  Santa  Barbara  Co. 
Buell  Walter  B.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

1007  Powell 
Buena  Vista  Primary  School,  Mrs.  E.   S.   Code  princi- 
pal. York,  bet-Solauo  and  Butte 
Buermann  Frederick,  bookkeeper  F.  Mandlebaum,   r. 

919  Filbert 
Buermann  Johnuna  Miss,  millinery  and  fancy  goods, 

2204  Powell 
Buero  Louis     (Ravenna,   Ghirardelli   &   Co.)    r.   712 

Vallejo 
Buescher  William,  waiter,  r.  622  Natoma 
Buettel  Frank,  tailor,  r.  911  Sacramento 
Buettuer  Herman, musician,  r.  917  Filbert 
Bufl'alo  German  Instirance  Co.,  of  New  York,   Jacobs 

it  Easton  agents,  216  Sansome 
BufTalo  Grape  Suffar  Co.    (Butfalo,  N.  Y.)  Wil- 
lis J.  Ctirrier  a^'ent,  205  Front 
BuH'.tlo  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  603  Post 
Bufl'mdeau  E.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1810  Post 
Buffiiigtoit  .Joliii  M.,  mining  secretary,  office  309 

Calilornia,  room  4,  r.  Oakland 
Buffington  William  H.,  cashier  A.  G.  Gurnett  &  Co.,  r. 

137  Silver 
Buft'ord   Henry  L.,  driver    S.   F.   Laundry,  office  33 

Geary,  r.  2520  Sacramento 
Buffo rcl    Samuel    F.,    president    San    Francisco 
Laundry  Association,  office  33  Geary,  r.  2520  Sac- 
ramento 
Buffum  John  W.,  collector,  r.  2318  Pine 
Buford  John  B.,  tobacco  twister,  r.  12  Everett 
Biiga  Hermann,  captain  schr  Lizzie  C.  Jurgss 


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Bugbaker  Charles,  painter,  r.  G05  Broadway 

Biigbee  George  E.,  sampler  Appraiser's  Dept  Custom 

House,  r.  Oakland 
Bugbee  J.  H.,  contractor,  502  Montgomery,  room  13,  r. 

•203  Hyde 
Bug'bee  John  S. ,  attorney  at  law,  502  Montgom- 
ery, r.  2010  Jackson 
Bugbee  Mary  E.  Miss,  hattrimmer,  r.  426  Oak 
Bugbee  Maxwell  G.,  lithographer  M.  Schmidt  &  Co., 

r.  2010  Jackson 
Bugbee  Sumner  W.,  general   agent,  432  Montgomery, 

room  8.  r.  Oakland 
Bugnicourt  Joseph,  butcher  Occidental  Hotel 
Buhel  Ernest,  shoemaker  Charles  Maier 
Buhl  Charles,  clerk  A.  W.  Manning,  r.  619  Pine 
Buhl  Henry,  musician,  r.  10  Hayward 
Buhlert  Albert,  clerk  Julius  Buhlert,  r.  570  Minna 
Buhlert  Albert  Jr.,  driver  Zimmermann,  Strouse  & 

Co.,  r.  570  Minna 
Buhlert  Frederica,  widow,  r.  1401  Folsom 
BuUlert  Julius  (Luhrs  &  Buhlert)  and  attorney  at 
law  and  collector,  605  Clay,  and  groceries  NE  cor 
Second   and  Howard  and   1000   Valencia,  r.  1401 
Folsom 
Buhlert  W.,  clerk  Zimmermann,  Strouse  &  Co.,  1146 

Market 
Buhlin  Nicholas,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Buhlinger  Joseph,  cellarmau  Walter,  Schilling  &  Co., 
r.  W  s  California  Av,  bet  Virginia  and  Esmeralda 
Avs,  B.  H. 
Buhlmeier  Augustus,  marblecutter,  r.  870  Folsom 
Buhman  Jolin,  waiter  S.  F.  Verein,  r.  218  Dupont 
Biihn  Christian  H.,  dairyman,  r.  SE  cor  Franklin  and 

Lombard 
Buhot  Enphrasie,  French  laundry,  743  Howard 
Buhot  George,  laundrymau,  r.  743  Howard 
Buhot  Marie  Mme.,  widow,  laundress,  r.  1020  Larkin 
Buhot  Thais.  French  laundry,  1020  Larkin 
Buhr  A.  M.,  foreman  George  H.  Fuller,  r.  162  Clemen- 
tina 
Buhr  Benjamin  F.,  bookkeeper  N.  Pardini  &  Co.,  r. 

500  Merchant 
Buhr  Paul,  oiler  S.  P.  C.  KR.  stmr  Garden  City,  r.  269 

East 
Buhrmeister  John,  furnished  rooms,  637  California 
Buick  John,  painter,  r.  1818  Scott 
Buie  J.  J.,  carpenter,  r.  424  Sansome 
Buisine  Edward,  laundrymau,  r.  19  Ridley 
Buist  William,  porter  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.,  r.  734M 

Howard 
Buja  Nicholas  (Divisich  &  Buja)  r.  810  Green 
Bujan  Andrew,  Austrian    Ben.    Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Bujan  Antonio,  proptr  Visitacion  Valley  Hotel,  E  s 

San  Bruno  Road,  nr  County  Line 
Bujanoflf  Reinhold,  niufg  jeweler  and  importer  pre- 
cious stones,  13  Trinity,  r.  511  Stockton 
Bujueai'd  Virginia,  widow,  r.  1220  Stockton 
Buker  Livy  K.,  brickmason,  r.  3  Wall  PI 
Bulger  Frank,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Illinois,  bet  Shasta  and 

Napa 
Bulger  James  A.,  boilertuaker  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Bulger  James  K.,  assayer   Selby  Smelting   and  Lead 

Works,  r.  31  Russ 
Bulger  John  K.,  engineer,  r.  31  Russ 
Bulgrr  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  331 X'  Fourth 
Bulger  Martin,  mechanical  engineer,  r.  31  Russ 
Bulger  Patrick,  exi^ressman,  r.  4  Boyd 
Bulger  Thomas  D.,  engineer,  r.  31  Russ 
Bulkeley  L.  E.,  attorney  at  law,  603  Washington 
Bulkley  Ichabod,  salesman  G.  A.  Hooper  &   Co.,  r.  7 

Crook 
Bull  Alpheus,  vice-president  Firemans  Fund  In- 
surance Co..  office  401  California,  r.  NW  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Leavenworth 
Bull  Alpheus  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  NW  cor  Francisco  and 

Leavenworth 
Bull  George  (George  Bull  &  Co.)  r.  San  Jose 
Bull  George  &  Co.  (George  Bull  and   A.   S.  Babcock) 

agrK'ultural  implements,  31  Market 
Bull  James,  merchant    tailor,   33   Third,    r.  822  Fol- 
som 
Bull  Jennie,  domestic  1028  Jackson 
Bull  Louis,  agent,  r.  517  Pine 
Bullan  J.,  cook,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Bullard  A.,  Societe  Culinaire  Francaise,  510  Bush 
Bui  lard  A.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  13  Stockton 
Bullard  Deborah,  widow,  r.  1078  Howard 
Bullard  James,  r.  717  Valencia 
Bullard  James  A.,  clerk,  r.  2108  Hyde 


Bullard  James  H.,  produce  and  commission,  102 
Drumm,  r.  2108  Hyde 

Bullard  Leonard,  clerk  A.  Roman,  r.  13  Stockton 

Bullard  Matthew  B.,  r.  1820  Turk 

Bullard  Samuel,  driver  James  A.  Brown,  r.  1015 
Washington 

Bullard  William,  seaman,  r.  3  Vernon  PI 

Bullard  William  P.,  bookkeeper  Bray  Bros.,  r.  2314 
Clay 

Bullen  John,  exjiressman,  NE  cor  Howard  and  New 
Montgomery,  r.  228  Jessie 

Bullene  Edward  E.,  oiler  P.  M.  S3.  City  of  Tokio 

Bullerdieck  Nicholas  (Bullcrdieck  &  Mertz)  r.  1632 
Mission 

Bullerdieck  &  Mertz  (Nicholas  Bullerdieck  and  Fred- 
erick Mertz)  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  1632-1634 
Mission 

Bullier  Albert,  barber,  r.  1729  Market 

Bullier  John,  barber,  3  Haight,  r.  1729  Market 

Bullion  Adam,  r.  136  Perry 

Bullion  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  J.  M.  Bra- 
zell  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  3 

BuUis  Edward  A.,  salesman  J.  W.  Evans,  r.  1513 
Steiner 

Bullivant  Herbert  E.,  bookkeeper  Hartshorn  &  Mc- 
Phun,  r.  2519  Mission 

Bullock  Benjamin  V.,  mining, 424  Montgomery,  room 
23,  r.  2217  Steiner 

Bullock  Boyd,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Bullock  Ezra  B.,  r.  2623  Sacramento 

Bullock  John  H.,  r.  2623  Sacramento 

Bullock  John  H.  Jr.,  clerk  Marder,  Luse  &  Co.,  r.  2623 
Sacramento 

Bullock  Latbrop  L.,  mining  and  real  estate,  424  Mont- 
gomery, room  23,  r.  2217  Steiner 

Bullock  Nathaniel  (J.  Russ  &  Co.)  r.  Eureka,  Cal. 

Bullock  Sophia  Mrs.,  housekeeper,  r.  114  Ellis 

Bullock  William,  boxmaker,  r.  503  Folsom 

Bullock  William  H.  C,  bag  inspector  E.  Detrick  &  Co., 
r.  777  Market 

BullocU  <&  Jones  (John  L.  Jones)  men's  furnish- 
ing goods  and  merchant  tailors,  105  Montgomery 

Bullwiukel  Henry,  bartender  Claus  Flathmanu,  r.  23 
Market 

Bullwinkel  J.  H.,  bartender,  r.  SW  cor  Pacific  and 
East 

Bullwinkel  John  D.,  bartender  Cord  Wrede,  r.  419 
East 

Bullwinkel  John  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Louisa  and  Haywood,  r.  26  Louisa 

Bullwinkel  Sophia,  domestic  830  California 

Bulotte  G.,  waiter  Campi's  Restaurant,  r.  304J4  Mont- 
gomery Av 

Bulotti  Ferdinando,  painter,  r.  1113  3^  Kearny,  rear 

Bulotti  Giacomo  (Bulotti  &  Perini)  r.  310  Mont- 
gomery Av 

Bulotti  Gottardo,  knife  grinder,  r.  1  Langton 

Bulotti  J.,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 

Bulotti  Rachel  Mrs.,  laundry,  1113^  Kearny,  rear 

Bulotti  &  Perini  (Giacomo  Bulotti  and  Gottardo  Pe- 
rini) wine  cellar,  304  i^  Broadway 

Bulson  John,  engineer  tug  boat  Rabboni,  r.  1240  How- 
ard 

Bultman  J.  H.,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 
Howard 

Bulwer  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  Wil- 
liam Willis  secretary,  29  Nevada  Block 

Bumra  George  W.,  pressman  Barry,  Baird  &  Co.,  r. 
1517  Larkin 

Bumpus  Dolores,  widow,  clerk  Mrs.  R.  W.  Pearson,  r. 
629  Clay 

Bunistead  E.  A.  Mrs.,  widow, ladies'  nurse,  r.  328  Sixth 

Bumsted  Edward  H.  (Braunschweiger  &  Bumsted)  r. 
2310  Howard 

Buncken  Louis  C,  accountant  Commercial  Union  As- 
surance Co.,  r.  115  Taylor 

Bunckenburg  Henry,  cellarmaster  Kohler  &  Frohling, 
r.  1707^6  Jones 

Bunderson  B.,  Master  Mariners  Ben.  Assn.  413  Sutter 

Bundschu  Charles  (J.Gundlach  &Co.)  r.  125  Chestnut 

Bundy  Albert  H.,  janitor  Army  Building,  36  New 
Montgomery,  r.  75  Stevenson 

Bundy  Andrew,  bellman  The  Baldwin,  r.  75  Steven- 
son 

Bundy  Daniel,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Bundv  John  H.,  messenger  U.  S.  Mint.  r.  10  Rondell  PI 

Bundy  Joseph  A.,  bootblack  H.  H.  Creightou,  r.  10 
Rondell  PI 

Bundy  Thomas,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 


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INCKI^EY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES.  FIH.TOW  IBOW  n'OBKS,  213  Fremont  St., 

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BUE 


Bvmeman  Henry  (Buneman  &  Martinoni)r.  123  Haight 
Bimeman  &  Martinoni  (Henry  Buneman  and  Emil 
Martinoni)  importers  and  wholesale  dealers  for- 
eign and  domestic  wines,  321  Battery 
Bunemann  Edward,  plumber,  r.  SW  cor  Noe  and  Henry 
Bunemann  Meta,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Noe  and  Henry 
Bunemann  William,  bookkeeper  Philip  Hinkle,  r.  SW 

cor  Noe  and  Henry 
Bungard  Tnomas,  attendant  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital,  nr 

Mountain  Lake 
Bunger  Christian  (Heitmann  &  Buuger)  r.  1103  Pine 
Bunker  A.  C,  speculator,  424  Montgomery,  room  23,  r. 

38  Silver 
Blinker  Carrie  K.  Miss,  assistant  Hamilton  Grammar 

School,  r.  1437  Steiner 
Bunker  Charles  D.,   Commissioner  of  Immigration, 

office  508  Battery,  r.  818  Twentieth 
Bunker  Edward  A.,   clerk   H.  Dutard,  r.   1630  West 

Mission 
Bunker  Eliza  A.,  widow,  r.  1001  Mason 
Bunker  Frederick  H.,  porkpacker  K.   F.    Bunker,  r. 

n:i3H  Pacific 
Bunker  Frederick  R.,   mining  secretary,   424   Mont- 
gomery, room  23,  r.  38  Silver 
Bunker  George,  compositor,  r.  634  Mission 
Bunker  George,  machinist,  r.  834  Folsom 
Bunker  Henry   C,  clerk   Charles  Clayton,  r.  21 

Hill 
Banker  Henry  S.,  ship  and  customhouse  broker, 

508  Battery,  r.  1630  West  Mission 
Bunker  Herman,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bunker  James,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Bunker  J.  R.,  r.  501  Geary 
Bunker  Paul,  foreman  Oriental  Bonded  Warehouse, 

r.  2011  Devisadero 
Blinker  Robert  F.,  porkpacker,  N  s  Brannan,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth,  depot  74-75  Cal.  Market,  r.  San  Mateo 
Bunker  Sarah  E.,  widow,  r.  13  De  Boom 
Bunker  Ten  Eyck,  clerk  ticket  auditor   C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

501  Geary 
Bunker  Wallace  W.,  U.  S.  ganger ,  r.  23  Hoff  Av 
Bunker  William   F.,   pressman  J.  H.  Knarston,  r.  824 

Folsom 
Bunker  William  M.    (The  Dally  Report   Pub- 
lishing Co.)  r.  418  Post 
Bunn  Edwin,   teamster  Rountree  &  McClure,  r.    196 

West  Mission 
Bunnell  Edwin  F.,  dentist,  office  319  Kearny,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Bunnell  James  S.,  accountant  Wells.  Fargo  &  Co.'s 

Express,  r.  2610  Pacific  Av  * 

Bunner  Bessie  Miss,  assistant    South   Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  1914  Stockton 
Bunner  John  C,  r.  1914  Stockton 
Bunner  Minnie  T.  Miss,  retoucher  Bradley  &  Rulof- 

son,  r.  11)14  Stockton 
Bunner  Stephen,  sergeant  police,  r.  1219  Webster 
Bunster  Annie  Miss,  r.  315  Ellis 
Bunting  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Bunting  M.  F.  Mrs.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Bunting  William,   laundryman   S.   F.   Laundry,   S  B 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Bunion  Rickard,  wines  and   liquors,  705  Market, 

r.  273  Stevenson 
Biinyan  Edward,  editor  Vanity  Fair,  r.  509  Powell 
Bunyan  Edward  T.  (Wagner  &  Buuyan)  r.  311  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Bunyan  Mary,  domestic  433  Bryant 
Bunzl  Dena  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  309  Jessie 
Buuzl  Julius,  salesman  Buyer  &  Reich,  r.  309  Jessie 
Bura  Adolph,  mufr  and   dealer  cigars  and  tobacco, 

104  Duyiont,  r.  431  Stevtuson 
Burbank  Albert  E.,  fancy  poultry,  43-44   Cal.  Market. 

r.  431  Turk 
Burbank  Charles  D.,  r.  1032  Mission 
Burbank  Elizabeth  W.,  widow,  r.  1032  Mission 
Burbank  Samuel,  porter  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Burbeck   Charles   L.,  driver  L.   J.   Ewell,  r.  NW  cor 

Twenty-first  and  Folsom 
Burbeck  William   L.,  clerk    Davis   Brothers,   r.   522 

Bush 
BurcU  Jokn  C,  attorney  at  law,  52G  Montgomery, 

r.  1124  Jackson 
B^Biirch.     See  Birch 
Burchart  M.,  packer,  r.  742  Fourth 
Burckes  Carrie  E.  Miss,  r.  108  Turk 
Burckes  Henry  W.,  patrolman  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  r.  108 

Turk 
Burckes  Samuel  8.,  carpenter,  r.  609  Folsom 


Burckhalter    Charles,   solicitor   Tom.    0.   Grant,  r. 

Oakland 
Burkhard  George  Jr.,  clerk  S.  Kohlman,  r.  412  Sixth 
Burd  John  L.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

323  Hyde 
Burd  R.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  varieties,  323  Hyde 
Burde  Adeline,  widow,  r.  1616  Powell 
Burdell    Harvey,     copyist    County    Recorder,   r.  995 

Market 
Burdett  W.  F.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Burdett  William,  seaman,  r.  1018  Montgomery 
Burdett  William,  seaman  Oregon  Imp.  SS. Walla  Walla 
Burdett  William,  stevedore,  r.  210  Union 
Burdick    Edward,    cler]f    Wightman     Bros.,  r.   1517 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Burdick.  George  R.,  receiving  teller  Lnzard  Freres,  r. 

1.523  Scott 
Burdick  James  E.,  pressman   A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

1121  Montgomery 
Burdick    William    L.,  policeman,   r.  430   Montgom- 
ery Av 
Burdon  Wilson,  bricklayer,  r.  683 kj  Clementina 
Bureau    of   Records,  O.  V.  Gillespie  proprietor, 

522  California 
Bureau  Veritas,  International  Register  of  Ship- 
ping (district  of   the  Pacific   Coast  of  U.  S.)  I.  E. 

Thayer  surveyor,  office  22  California 
Burfeind   Herman  W.,  farmer.  Lake   Honda,  nr  Alms 

House 
Burfeind  John,  proprietor  ITnion  Boarding  House, 

and  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 
Burg  C,  r.  36  Clay 
Burgans  Charles  E.,  gunsmith  N.  Curry  &  Bro.,  r.l211 

Broadway 
Burgdorf  Gottlieb  (John  Starck  &  Co.)  r.  501  Ellis 
Burge  Francis  A.,sashmaker,  r.  17  Freelon 
Burgemeister  August,  tinsmith,  140  Second 
Burgemeister  Charles,  tinsmith   A.   Burgemeister,  r. 

14U  Second 
Burger  Audrew,  painter,  r.  1307  Green 
Burger  Jacob,  barber,  523  Pacific,  r.  811  Filbert 
Burges  Tristram,  bookkeeper  E.  V.  Hathaway,  r.  1235 

Pine 
Burgeson  Charles   (Dixon,  Bernstein  &  Co.)    r.  964 

Howard 

Burgess ,  watchman,  r.  1119  Montgomery 

Burgess  Benjamin  F.,  marker  La  Grande  Laundry, 

E  s  Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Burgess  Caleb  A.,   mining,   62  Nevada  Block,  r.  593 

Ellis 
Burgess  C.  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Burgess  Charles,  horseshoer,  r.  1325  H  Natoma 
Burgess  Cornelius  S.,  compositor,  r.  1310  California 
Burgess  Edward,  r.  1325}^  Natoma 
Burgess  F.  C,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Burgess    George,    deputy    Couuty    Assessor,  r.   1024 

Franklin 
Burgess  George  H.,  portrait  and  landscape   painter, 

studio  126  Kearny,  room  52,  r.  718  Leavenworth 
Burgess  Hubert,  with  The  Lion  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  r. 

Berkeley 
Burgess  Oscar  O.,  physician,  office  and  r.  329  Geary 
Burgess  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  623  Davis 
Burgess  Susan,  widow,  r.  1310  California 
Burgess  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  Ill  Jessie 
Burgess  William  E.,  office  62  Nevada  Block,  r.  1318 

California 
Burgess  William  W.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r. 

1310  California 
B^Burgess.     Seo  Berges,  Bergez  and  Burges 
Burgett  Richard  S.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 

123  Liberty 
Burgharo  August,  cook,  r.  27  Laskie 
Burgin  Gustav,  pork   butcher,  26  Centre   Market,  r. 

2010  Geary 
Burgin  John  F.,  civil  engineer,  r.  407  Van  Ness  Av 
Burgin  John  F.  Jr.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

407  Van  Ness  Av 
Burgman  Charles  F.,  tailor,  35  Third,  r.  134  Fourth 
Burhans  John  H.,  tailor,  r.  473  Tehama 
Burhans  William,  tailor,  2  Taylor  PI 
Burhans  William  D.,  clerk,  r.  217  Stevenson 
Burin  Bias  M.  (Burin  &  Filicicli)  r.  tsl5  Stockton 
Buiin  &  Filicich  (Bias  M.  Burin  and  Vicko  Filicich) 

restaurant,  813  Stockton 
Burkamp  Albert,  r.  636  Commercial 
Burkardt   Max,    importer  engravings,   chromos, 

photographs,    oil   paintings,    and   manufacturer 

frames     and   passe-partouts   and   gilder,    545-547 

Washington,  r.  1C02  Howard 


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I      MArnnNDIirU    importer  op  and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  foreign 

J.      IlinUUUIlUUUn,         and   domestic   coal,  41  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


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BUR 


Biirkbach  George,  brewer,  r.  SE  cor  Fulton  and  Web 

Rter 
Burke  A.  I.,  r.  415  Montgomery 
Burke  Albert,  r.  C59  Howard 
Burke  Alfred  L.,  aocountant,  r.  3  Wall  PI     . 
Burke  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  529  Halght 
Burke  Annie,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Fell  and  Fillmore 
Burke  Annie,  domestic  1011  Treat  Av 
Burke  Annie  Miss.  r.  730  Harrison 
Burke  Anthony,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Burke  Anthony,  seaman,  r.  0  Rushton  PI 
Burke  Barbara,  widow,  r.  2113  Jones 
Burke  Bridget,  widow,  r.  302  Jackson 
Burke  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1123  Twentieth 
Burke  Bridget,  domestic  22  Haight 
Burke  Carrie  Mrs.,  r.  17  Fourth 
Burke  Charles,  stevedore,  r.  104  Mission 
Burke  Charles  J.,  job  printer,  722  Turk 
Burke  Coruf lius,  stairbuilder,  r.  2114  Mason 
Burke  David,  second  steward  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Burke  Delia  Miss,  r.  730  Hiirrison 
Burke  Dennis,  r.  447  First 
Burke  Edmond  W.,  salesman  S.  F.   News   Co.,  r.  2113 

Jones 
Burke  Edward,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  Chicago 

Hotel 
Burke  Edward,  ironworker,  r.  825  Harrison 
Burke  Edward,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Ferrie,  bet  Post  and 

Sutter 
Burke  Edward,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Michigan,  bet  Napa 

and  Shasta 
Burke  Edward,  porter  Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Cq.,  r.  901 

Market 
Burke  Edward  B.,  expressman,  SW  cor  California  and 

Front,  r.  86  Brady 
Burke  Edward  S.,  r.  801  Grove 
Burke  Ellen,  widow,  r.  714  Tehama 
Burke  Ellen,  domestic  1525  Washington 
Burke  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  15  Geneva 
Burke  Ethelbert,  r.  722  Turk 
Burke  Fanny,  nurse  (il3  Folsom 
Burke  Frank  H.  (Madison  &  Burke)  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Burke  Fr.'ink  J.,  edgetrimmer  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

r.  211  Rose  Av 
Burke  Garrett,  carpenter,  r.  1234  York 
Burke  George,  r.  Portland  Lodging  House 
Burke  Gilbert,  watchman,  r.  426 5i  Linden  Av 
Burke  Henry  S.,  bookkeeper  Keane  Bros.,  r.  1514  Val- 

leio  ' 

Burke  Hugh,  clerk,  r.  1408  Kearny 
Burke  Hugh  M.,  journalist  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  122 

Taylor 
Burke  J.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Burke  Jackson  V.,  messenger  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

910  Taylor 
Burke  James,  boxmaker,  r.  122  Shipley 
Burke  James,  collector  P.  F.  Collier,  r.  1608  Polk 
Burke  James,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1008  Steiner 
Burke  James,  laborer,  r'.  Washington  Hotel 
Burke  James,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Burke  James,  plasterer,  r.  718  Clementina,  rear 
Burke  James,  porter  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  18  Wil- 
low Av 
Burke  James,  seaman,  r.  10# Berry 
Burke  James,  tailor,  r.  2114  Mason 
Burke  James  C,  butcher,  r.  156  Clementina 
Burke  James  C,  collector,  531  California,  room  6 
Burke  James  F.,  machinist,  r.  963  Folsom 
Burke  James  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  1715  M  Stevenson 
Burke  James  M.,  delivery  clerk  S.  F.  and  N.  P.  ER., 

Washington  St.  Wharf,  r.  908  Sansome 
Burke  Jane,  widow,  r.  133  Seventh 
Burke  John,  r.  963  Folsom 
Burke  John,  bartender,  r.  81  Stevenson 
Burke  John,  blacksmiths'  helper,  Presidio  Reserva- 
tion 
Burke  John,  bootfinisher,  r.  33  Crocker 
Burke  John,  boilermaker,  r.  519  Braunan 
Burke  John,  cook,  r.  68  Everett 
Burke  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Market, 

r.  2431  Bryant 
Burke  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Market, 

r.  229  Fell 
Burke  John,  horseshoer,  r.  SW  cor  Fell  and  Fillmore 
Burke  John,  laborer,  r.  21  Everett 
Burke  John,  laborer,  r.  225  Jessie 
Burke  John,  liqiior  saloon,  234  Townsend 
Burke  John,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles 
Burke  John,  policeman,  r.  801  Grove 
Burke  John,  proptr  Union  Hotel,  511-613  Mission 


Burke  John,  superintendent  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  191 

Hyde 
Burke  John,  teamster,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  nr  Mont- 
I  gomery 

j  Burke  John,  teamster  R.  D.  Chandler,  r.  908  Sansome 
'  Burke  John,  S.  J.,  assistant  sexton  St.  Ignatius  College 
Burke  John  Jr.,  r.  963  Folsom 
Burke  John  Mrs.,  r.  1514  Vallejo 
Burke  John  E..  barber,  r.  930  Montgomery 
I  Burke  John  E.,  collector,  r.  1514  Vallejo 
1  Burke  John  F.,  upholsterer,  r.  1408  Kearny 
Burke  John  H.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  340  Fifth 
Burke  John  I.,  real  estate,  r.  7  Verba  Buena 
Burke  John  J.,  painter,  r.  156  Clementina 
Burke  John  K.,  varnisher,  r.  119  Olive  Av 
Burke  John  P.,  machinist,  r.  1105  McAllister 
Burke  John  P.,  S.  J.,  waiter  St.  Ignatius  College 
Burke  John  T.,  stonecutter,  r.  1817  Mission 
Burke  Joseph,  porter,  r.  156  Clementina 
Burke  Julia  Miss,  tobacco  stemmer,  r.  730  Harrison 
Burke  Kate  Miss,  r.  730  Harrison 
Burke  Katie,  widow,  r.  5  Martha  PI 
Burke  Katie  E.  Miss,  compositor,  r.  718  Clementina 
Burke  Kittle  L.  Miss,  r.  156  Clementina 
Burke  Lizzie  K.  Mrs.,  vice-principal  South  Cosmopol- 
itan Grammar  School,  r.  1213  Clay 
Burke  M.,  laborer  Geary  St.  RR. 
Burke  Margaret,  widow,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  nr  Kansas 
Burke  Margaret,  widow,  tobacco  stemmer,  r.  937  Fol- 
som 
Burke  Martin,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Burke  Martin  J.  (Madison  &  Burke)  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Burke  Martin  J.,  laborer,  r.  1408  Kearny 
Burke  Martin  J.  Jr.,  upholsterer,  r.  1408  Kearny 
Burke  Mary,  widow,  r.  517  Vallejo 
Burke  Mary,  domestic  314  Oak 
Barke   Mary  Miss,  cardmaker  Blake,  Robbins  &  Co., 

r.  SW  cor  Fell  and  Fillmore 
Burke  Mary  Miss,  weaver,  r.  11  Chestnut 
Burke  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  730  Harrison 
Burke  Mary  Ann,  widow,  r.  1020  Alabama 
Burke  Matthew,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Burke   Michael,   conductor  Market   St.  RR.,   r.  528 J^ 

Valencia 
Burke  Michael,  contractor,  r.  20  Mission  Av 
Burke  Michael,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  1621 J^  Howard 
Burke  Michael,  gardener,  r.  825  Harrison 
Burke  Michael,  laborer,  r.  537  Seventh 
Burke  Michael,  laborer,  r.  821  Vallejo 
Burkfe  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Burke  Michael,  porter  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r.  406 

Capp 
Burke  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  2431  Bryant 
Burke  Michael, special  policeman,  r.  3043  Sixteenth 
Burke  Michael  J.,  clerk,  r.  1707  Powell 
Burke  Michael  P.,  baker,  r.  61  Ji>  Shipley 
Burke  Milo  A.  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co.)  r.  Sacramento, 

Cal. 
Burke  Milton  G.,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  5 

Leroy  PI 
Burke  Nathan,  r.  .503M  Natoma 
Burke  Nicholas  J.,  laborer,  r.  709  Howard 
Burke  Patrick,  brassfinisher,  r.  512  Mission 
Burke  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Masonic  and  Santa 

Rosa  Avs 
Burke  Patrick  A.,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Perry  and  Third 
Burke  Patrick  H.,  clerk  Richard  Herlihy,  r.  1204  Broad- 
way, rear 
Burke  Patrick  K.,  teamster,  r.  9  Austin 
Burke  Peter,  salesman  O'Neill  &  Stuart,  r.  cor  Seventh 

and  Brannan 
Burke  Richard,  laborer,  r.  34  Freelon 
Burke  Samuel,  blacksmith   Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  252 

Perry 
Burke  Sarah,  domestic  1,506  Taylor 
Burke  Stephen,  r.  263  Third 
Burke  Thomas,  coachman  1820  Clay 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  390  Francisco 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Burke  Thomas,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Burke  Thomas,  porter  Greenebaum  k  Co..  r.  72  Sil- 
ver 
Burke  Thomas,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  .536  Minna 
Burke  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  73  Tehama 
Burke  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  710  Front 
Burke  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  40  Natoma 
Burke  Thomas,  wrfiter.  r.  224  Fourth 
Burke  Thomas  H.,  porter  Rathboue  &  Blackmore,  r. 
40  Natoma 


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Burke  Thomas  W.,  teamster  Blake,  Robbins  &  Co.,  r- 

SW  cor  Fell  and  Fillmore 
Burke  Walter,  painter  and  varnisher,  r.  122  Shipley 
Burke  Walter  D.,  butcher,  r.  11?3  Twentieth 
Burke  Walter  J.,   clerk   Murphy,   Grant  &   Co.,  r.  5 

Leroy  PI 
Burke  William,  r.  423  Natoma 
Burke  William,  carpenter,  r.  1  Moulton  PI 
Burke  William,  carpenter,  r.2230  Bush 
Burke  William,  gardener,  r.  S25  Harrison 
Burke  William,  helper  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Burke  William,  laborer  P.  M.  S3.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Burke  William,  laborer,  r.  730  Harrison 
Burke  William,   laborer,  r.  W  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra 

and  Shasta 
Burke  William,  molder,  r.  764  Mission 
Burke  William,   packer  A.   Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  122  Shipley 
Burke  William,  policeman,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Burke  William  A.,  model  and  iustrumentmaker,   520 

Pine,  r.  5  Leroy  PI 
Burke  William  A.  Jr.,  painter,  r.  5  Leroy  PI 
Burke  William  F.,  clerk  S.  F.  Clearing  House,  r.  1213 

Clay 
Burke  William  F.,  policeman,  r.  219  Capp 
Burke  William  G.,  clerk,  r.  2113  Jones,  rear 
Burke  William  H.,  laborer,  r.  611  Seventh 
Burke  William  J.,  jeweler,  r.  517  Vallejo 
Burke  William  J.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Market  and 

Gough,  r.  211  Page 
Burke  William  L.,  laborer,  r.  129  Valley 
Burke  William  R.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co., 

r.  730  Geary 
l8®"Burke.     See  Berck,  Berk,Bourck  and  Burck 
Burkett  Alexander,  deckhand  stiiir  Mary  Garratt 
Burkett  Edward,  machinist,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Burkett  Horace  P.,  clerk  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  17  Third 
Burkett  O.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  17  Third 
Burkhardt  Edmund,  bartender,  r.   NE  cor  Main  and 

Bryant 
Burkhardt  Elizabeth,  boarding,  1216  Pacific 
Burkhardt  Frank,  propertyman  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  1119 

Folsom 
Burkhardt  George,  r.  412  Sixth 

Burkhardt  George  Jr.,  clerk  S.  Kohlman,  r.  412  Sixth 
Burkhardt  George  H.,  clerk  Humboldt  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  r.  18  Geary 
Burkhardt  Hannah,  widow,  r.  413  Valencia 
Burkhardt  Henry,  butcher,  r.  709  Montgomery  Av 
Burkhardt  John,  butcher,  r.  709  Montgomery  Av 
Burkhardt  L.  Mrs.,  furnishing  goods,  1119  Folsom 
Burkhardt  Lewis,  blacksmith,  r.  1119  Folsom 
Burkhardt  Minnie  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  264  Third 
Burkhardt  William,  locksmith,  r.  1216  Pacific 
l^"Burkhardt.     See  Burkardt 

Burkliart  Edward  (J.  C.  Bollinger  &  Co.)  r.  ISii  Free- 
Ion 
Burkhead  William  N.,  assistant  foreman  composing 

rooms  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  1932  Pine 
Burklund  Andrew  G.,  upholsterer,  r.  336  Fourth 
Burknam  M.  M.,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  State   of  California 
Burland  Benjamin  F.,  clerk  Henry  L.  Howse,  r.  6403^ 

Jessie 
Burleigh  William  E.,  physician  and   surgeon,  office 

and  r.  962  Mission 
Burleman  Henry,  engineer  tugboat  Eesciie,  r.   1142 

Pacific 
Burleson  Ezra  A.,  r.  32M  Gea»y 
Burley  John,  butcher,  r.  Railroad  Av,  bet  Eleventh  and 

Twelfth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Burley  Robinson,  shipcarpenter,  r.  20  Verona 
Burling  Benjamin  L.,  clerk,  r.  299  Hyde 
Bur]in<r  Jiiiiies  TV.,   secretary   Central   Gas   Co., 

office  413  California,  r.  1222  Pine 
Burling  Jules,  r.  299  Hyde 
Burling  Mary  H.  Miss,  r.  299  Hyde 
Burling  Richard  S.,  bookkeeper  Michelssen,  Brown 

,^  Co.,  r.  717  Hyde 
Burling  William  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  299  Hyde 
Burliugame  William,  carpenter,  r.  137  Montgomery 
Burliiglia  Charles,  fruits  and   vegetables,  741  Vallejo 
Burman  A.  D.,  captain  bark  Lizzie  Marshall 
Burmaster  Charles  L.,  laborer  Pacific  Soda  Co.,  r.  516 

Ninth 
Burmeister  Alrich  (Burmeister  &  Mehrtens)r.3  High- 
land Terrace 
Burmeister  Francis  H.   (Meyer  &  Burmeister)  r.   529 

Valencia 
Burmeister  John,  furnished  rooms,  637  California 
Burmeister  Louie  (Burmeister  &  Hartmannj  r.  308  Du- 

pont 


Burmeister  Otto,  carpenter,  r.  542  Folsom 
Burmeister  Peter  H.,  steward,  r.  626  Filbert 
Burmeister  William,  ship  carpenter,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Burmeister  &  Hartmann  (Louis  Burmeister  and  John 

Hartmann)  liquor  saloon,  308  Dupont 
Burmeister  &  Mehrtens  (Alrich  Burmeister  and  August 

Mehrtens)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Leavenworth 
Burmester  Henry  W.,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  & 

Co.,  r.  1628  Polk 
Burmester  Henry  W.  Mrs.,  r.  214  JiJ  Sixth 
Burnap  John,  commission  merchant,  425  Davis,  r.  420 

Leavenworth 
Buroell   Frederick  B.   (J.  H.   Burnell   &  Brother)  r. 

Eleventh  Av,  bet  G  and  H,  South  S.  F. 
Burnell  Henry,  hostler,  r.  9  Washington 
Burnell  J.  H.  &  Brother(J.  Hamlyn  and  Frederick  B.) 

proptrs  Albion  Brewery,  Ninth  Av,  bet  G  and  H, 

South  S.  F.,  office  519  Sacramento 
Burnell  J. Hamlyn  (J.  H.  Burnell  &  Brother)  r.  Eleventh 

Av,  bet  G  and  H,  South  S.  F. 
Burnell  Martin  (Burnell  &  Turner)  r.  725  California 
Burnell  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  157  Tehama 
Burnell   William  A.,  milkman,  N   s   Precita  Av,  nr 

Washington  Av,  B.  H. 
Burnell   &   Turner  (Martin   Burnell  and   Charles  D. 

Turner)  sole  agents  Albion  ale  aud  porter,  519 

Sacramento 
Burner  Henry,  salesman  Hueter  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  1531  J<., 

Mission 
Burner  Mary,  domestic  S  8  Hancock,  bet  Noe  and 

Sanchez 
Burness  J.  E.,  engineer  Palace  Hotel,  r.  434  Brannan 
Burnett  Alexander  S.,  capitalist,  r.  1223  Pine 
Burnett  Alice,  widow,  r.  312  Mason 
Burnett  C.  Mrs.,  r.  24  Linden  Av 
Burnett  Catherine  Mrs.,  bakery  and  fancy  goods,  256 

First 
Burnett  Dwight  J.,  farmer,  W  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

County  Line 
Burnett  Evan,  iron  molder,  r.  318  Brannan 
Burnett  Evan  Jr.,  iron  molder,  r.  256  First 
Burnett  Frank,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 
Burnett  Frank,  farmer,  r.  Visitacion  Valley 
Burnett  Frank  W.,  photographer,  r.  610  Jones 
Burnett    George,    conductor    Clay   St.   RR.,    r.    1222 

Leavenworth 
Burnett  George  S.,  mining,  r.  Visitacion  Valley 
Burnett  George  S.,  negative  retoucher  Louis  Thors,  r. 

610  Jones 
Burnett    G.    G.,    apothecary     and    druggist,    327 

Montgomery,  r.  214  Haight 
Burnett  Henry,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Burnett  Hermann,  butcher,  r.  135  Goueh 
Burnett  Isaac  G.,  attorney  at  law,  220  Sansome,  rooms 

7-9,  r.  1916  Broadway 
Burnett  Jane,  widow,  r.  20  Jansen 
Burnett   John   J.,  laborer  Fulton   Iron   Works,  r.  20 

Minna 
Burnett    Jolin   M.,    attorney  at  law,   507  Mont- 
gomery, r.  1713  Larkin 
Burnett  Joseph  H.,  teamster,  r.  304  Haight 
Burnett  Julia,  domestic  7*5  Bush 
Burnett  Kate,  widow,  human   hair,  410  Third,  r.  NE 

cor  Bryant  and  Seventh 
Burnett  Mary,  widow,  r.  2007  Leavenworth 
Burnett  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  310  Stockton 
Burnett  Peter  H.,  r.  610  Jones 
Burnett  Richard,  ironmolder,  r.  256  First 
Burnett  Richard,  notions  and  toys.  2918  Sixteenth 
Burnett  Thomas,  peddler,  r.  SE  cor  Front  and  Oregon 
Burnett  Thomas  T.,  conductor  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  1613 

Leavenworth 
Burnett  Thomas  T.  Jr.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r. 

1416  Polk 
Burnett  VVeHlng'ton  C,    attorney   at   law,   220 

Sansome,  rooms  7-9,  r.  1916  Broadway 
Burnett  William,  carpenter,  r.  2J<j  Boardman  PI 
Burnett  William,  laborer,  r.  4  Boardman  PI 
Burnett  William,  seaman,  r.  SE  cor  Howard  and  Steu- 

Burnett  W.  M.,  conductor  Clay  St.  R.R.,  r.  1222  Leav- 
enworth 
Burnham  Anthonv,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Hvde  and  Bay 

BUMHAM,  BEOK  &    00. 

(Jnmes  W.  Burnliani  and  Tlionias  Beck) 
importers  and  dealers  furniture,  car- 
petsi,  oilcloths,  etc.,  CIS  Market  and  15 
-17  Post 


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JEWEL.RY    aud    WATCH  E 

I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


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Burnham  C.  F.  (Biirnham  &  Scott)  r.  Oakland 
Burnham    Edward,    superintendent    Pioneer    White 

Lead  and  Color  Works,  231  Fremont,  r.  354  Bush 
Burnham  Emory  J.  (Burnham  &  Lynch)  r.  528  Grove 
Burnham  Georjje  E.,  weaver,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
Burnliain  Gilmaii  M.,  lumber,  wood,  coal,  hay 

and  grain,  1500-151S  Market,  r.  1639  Mission 
Burnham  Henry,  r.  509  Bush 

Burnham  James  W.  {Burnham,  Beck  &  Co.)  r.  92C  Do- 
lores 
Burnham  Lucy  A.  Miss,  weaver,  r.  NW  cor  Hyde  and 

Bay 
Burnham  Lulu  Miss,  assistant  Ocean   House  School, 

r.  1639  Mission 
Burnham  Nelson  H.,  janitor  new  City  Hall,  r.  309 

Main 
Burnham  Samuel  S.,  carriagemaker,  r.  121  Fourth 
Burnham,  Standelord  &  Co..  proptrs  Oakland  Planing 

Mills  (Oakland,  Gal.)  office  516  Kearny 
Burnham  William  F.,  upholsterer,  r.  E   s   Fair  Oaks, 

bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Barnhani    &   Lynch   (Emory  .J.  Burnham    and 
John   W.   Lynch)    proprietors   Oriental   Tea  Co., 
1134  Market 
Burnham  &  Scott  (C.   F.   Burnham  and  O.  G.   Scott) 

produce  commission,  321  Davis 
Burnheimer  Frank,  fireman,  r.N    s  Sierra,  bet  Ken- 
tucky and  Tennessee 
.Burns  Aaron  M.,  marine  surveyor  Hutchinson  &  Mann, 
r.  Oakland 
Burns  Aden,  stonecutter,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Burns  Alexander,  boilermaker,  r.  43  Buss 
Burns  Alexander,  clerk,  r.  427  Bush 
Burns  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  208}^  Francisco 
Bums  Anne,  widow,  r.  515  Taylor 
Burns  Aime,  widow,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Burns  Annie  G.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  318  Minna 
Burns  Barbara,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  41  Jes- 
sie 
Burns  Barclay  J.,  journalist,  r.  510  Stockton 
Burns  Benckert  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  211  Franklin 
Burns    Bernard,    weigher  Oregon  Imp.    Co.,  r.   405 

Beale 
Burns  Bernard,  woolscourer,  r.  321  Tehama 
Burns  B.  R.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  112  O'Farrell 
Burns  Brian,  teamster,  and  extraman  Engine  No.  7, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  5  Second  Av 
Bums  Bridget,  domestic  726  Sutter 
Burns  Bridget,  domestic  1219  Geary 
Burns  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1930  Stevenson 
Burns  Catherine  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  258  Brannan 
Bums  Charles,  stonemason,  r.  South  Park  House 
Burns   Christopher,  seaman  P.    C.   SS.   Idaho,  r.  625 

Davis 
Bums  Clayton  J.,  salesman  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  127 

Kearny    ^  ' 

Burns  Cornelius,  laborer,   r.  Boyce,  bet  Point  Lobos 

and  .Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Burns  D.  Mrs.,  saleslady  S.  Mosgrove  &  Bro.,  r.  304 

Third 
Burns  Daniel,  foreman  lash  shop  Main  &  Winchester, 

r.  304  Third 
Burns  Daniel  W.,  house  painter,  1311  Eddy 
Burns  David,  teamster,  r.  526  Mission 
Burns  Delitha,  widow,  r.  20  Bernard 
Burns  Edward  (Burns  &  Gerdes)  r.  616  Capp 
Bums  Edward,  watchman,  r.  156  Third 
Burns  Edward  W.,  bartender,  r.  208  J<5  Francisco 
Burns  E.  F.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  628  Howard 
Burns  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  421  Natoma 
Bums  Ellen  M.,  widow,  r.  1415  Jackson 
Burns  Eugene,  expressman,  r.  1215  Green 
Burns  Francis  J.,  reporter,  r.  1415  Jackson 
Burns  Frank,   carpenter  Geary   St.  RR.,  r.  1405   Bu- 
chanan 
Burns  Frank,  drygoods,  224  J^  Fifth 
Burns  Frank,  porter,  r.  767  Mission 
Burns  Frank  J.,  captain  ship  Oriental,  office  34  Mar- 
ket 
Burns  G.  A.,  salesman  George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r.  1316J<i 

Laurel  Av 
Burns  H.  B.,  master  schr  Greyhound 
Burns  Henry,  boot  and  shoes,  210  Third,  r.  122  Taylor 
Burns  Henry,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  715  Natoma 
Bums  Henry  J.,  health  inspector,  office  14  O'Farrell, 

r.  325  Seventeenth 
Bums  Hugh,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancou,  r.  420  Broadway 
Bums  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  712  Natoma 
Burns  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  909  Geary 
Bums  Hugh,  painter,  r.  432  Seventh 


Bums  Isiaore,  shipsmith,  20  Steuart,  r.  1522  Polk 

Burns  James,  bartender,  r.  120  O'Farrell 

Bums  James,  capitalist,  r.  236  Eleventh 

Bums  JaiDCS,  coalpasser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

SE  cOr  Second  and  Tehama 
Burns  James,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 
Burns  James,  hostler,  r.  1622  Pacific  Av 
Burns  James,  laborer,  r.  7  Johnson  Av 
Burns  James,  laborer,  r.  1405  Devisadero 
Burns  James,  laborer  Mechanics'  Foundry 
Burns  James,  melter  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Works, 

r.  224  Second 
Bums  James,  seaman,  r.  236  Brannan 
Burns  James,  teamster,  r.  1308  Jackson 
Burns  James,  watchman,  r.  284  Union 
Bums  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  284  Union 
Burns  James  C,  carpenter,  r.  613  Mission 
Burns  James  J.,  harnessmaker,T.  1930  Stevenson 
Burns  J.  F.,  grainer,  r.  24  Third 
Bums  John,  r.  444  Brannan 
Burns  John,  r.  643  Broadway 

Burns  John,  baker  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r.  2Lysett  PI 
Burns  John,  blacksmith,  r.  Ill  Jessie 
Burns  John,  carpenter,  r.  910  Natoma 
Burns  John,  clerk,  r.  1930  Stevenson 
Burns  John,  cook  John  Reagan,  r.  Bonanza  House 
Burns  John,  extraman  Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.F.  D.,  r. 

1219  Stockton 
Burns  John,  foreman   Clay  St.  RR.  Stables,  r.   1308 

Jackson 
Burns  John,  laborer,  r.  20 M  Rausch,  rear 
Burns  John,  laborer,  r.  2556  Greenwich 
Burns  John,  laborer,  r.  527  Folsom 
Bums  John,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and 

Baker 
Burns  John,  plumber,  f.  311  Seventh 
Burns  John,  poultry  dealer,  r.  2138  Mission 
Burns  John,  sailmaker,  r.  756  Bryant 
Burns  John,  shipliner,  r.  311  Pacific 
Burns  John  Jr.,  r.  1308  Jackson 

Burns  John  F.,  with  James  McGinn,  r.  646  Stevenson 
Burns  John  H.  (Burns  &  Kneass,  and  Burns  &  Co.)  r. 

602  Howard 
Burns  John  L.,   traveling  salesman   Schultz  &  Von 

Bargen,  SE  cor  California  and  Front 
Burns  John  M.,  compositor,  r.  319  Tenth 
Burns  John  P.,  r.  354}^  Eleventh 
Burns  John  P.,  r.  315  Union 

Burns  John  T.,  packer  Donald  McMillan,  r.  205  Union 
Burns  Joseph,  musician,  r.  236  Eleventh 
Burns  Joseph  A.,  carpenter,   r.   Fifteenth  Av,  bet  L 

and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Bums  Joseph  T.,  rigger,  r.  284  Union 
Burns  J.  T.,  r.  318  Eleventh 
Burns  Louisa  Miss,  boarding,  1522  Polk 
Burns  M.,  r.  231  Montgomery  Av 
Burns  Maggie  Miss,  r.  163  Tehama 
Burns  Maggie,  domestic  1806  Laguna 
Burns  Mamie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  163  Tehama 
Burns  Margaret  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  72  Tehama 
Burns  Mark,  teamster,  r.  405  Beale 
Burns  Mary,  laundress  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8  Eddy,  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Burns  Mary,  widow,  r.  236  Eleventh 
Burns  Mary,  widow,  r.  641  Minna 
Burns  Mary,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Waller  and  Broderick 
Burns  Mary  Miss,  saleslady  John  Deler,  r.  1313  Sacra- 
mento 
Burns  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  Card  Alley 
Burns  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  1022  Alabama 
Burns  Maurice  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  1110  Harrison 
Burns  Michael,  cooper,  r.  163  Tehama 
Burns   Michael,  drayman   Cartan,  McCarthy  &  Co.,  r. 

421  Linden  Av 
Burns  Michael,  expressman,  SE  cor  Fremont   and 

Howard,  r.  12  Tehama  PI 
Burng  Michael,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  29 

Everett 
Bums  Michael,  porter  Grand  Hotel,  r.  613  J^  Minna 
Bums  Michael,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Burns  Michael  J.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Zadig,  Woll- 

berg  &  Co.,  r.  163  Tehama 
Burns  Minnie  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  11  Belden 
Burns  Nellie,  domestic  501  Van  Ness  Av 
Burns  Nellie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  163  Tehama 
Burns  O.  B.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  112  O'Farrell 
Burns  Owen,  teamster,  r.  1715  Pierce 
Burns  Patrick,  r.  1143  Harrison 

Burns  Patrick,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r.  205  Union 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2}^  Rausch,  rear 


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Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  40  Quinn 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  530  Third 
Burns  Patrick  D.,  steward,  r.  319  Tenth 
Burns  Patrick  J.,  horseshoer,  r.  170S}^  Jessie 
Burns  Patrick  W.,  teamster,  r.  513  Bush,  rear 
Burns  Peter,  r.  31  Kearny 
Burns  Peter,  hostler,  r.  40  Quinn 
Burns  Peter,  laborer,  r.  cor  Twentieth  and  Noe 
Burns   Peter,  laborer,  r.  W  s   Sanchez,  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second  . 
Burns  Peter,  veterinary  surgeon  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  609J^ 

Grove     , 
Burns  R.    E.,    proptr     Acme    Fruit    Dryer,    r.    112 

O'Farrell 
Biuns   Robert  M.,  machinist  William  T.  Garratt,  r. 

516  Howard 
Burns  Rodney  T.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  129  Fifteenth 
Burns  Stephen,  harnessmaker,  r.  405  O'Farrell 
Burns  T.,  r.  321  Pacific 

Burns  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  1930  Stevenson 
Burns  Thomas,  drayman  Cutter  &  Co.,  r.  228}^  Perry 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  58  Everett 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1182  Harrison 
Burns  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  25  Second 
Burns   Thomas,    teamster    Albert    Rushmore,    r.   46 

Quinn 
Burns  Thomas  F.,  woodfinisher,  r.  163  Tehama 
Burns  Thomas  W.,  r.  221  Sixth 
Burns  William,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r.  405 

O'Farrell 
Burns  William,  house  painter,  r.  635  Fulton 
Burns  William,  laborer,  r.  135  Dora 
Burns  William,  machinist,  r.  Milton  House 
Burns  William,  miner,  r.  636  Commercial 
Burns  William,  steward  Hose  No.  1.  S.F.  F.  D.,r.  1817 

Post 
Burns  William  A.,  clerk,  r.  46  Quinn 
Burns  William  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  115  Eddy,  rear 
Burns  &  Co.  (John  H.  Burns  and  Romeo  Francis)  coi- 

fee  saloon,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
Burns  &   Gerdes   (Edward  Burns  and   Frederick  A. 

Gerdes)  junk  dealers,  413Drumm 
Burns    Aj    Kueass    (John   H.   Burns   and  George  W. 

Kneass)  boat  builders,  22  Mission 
e^  Burns.     See  Byrnes  and  Burnes 
Burnside  Joseph,  laborer  W.  L.  Booker,  606  Stockton 
Burpee  Joseph  S.,  contractor  and  builder,  418  Califor- 
nia, r.  Oakland 
Burr  Amos,  stockbroker,  r.  560  Seventeenth 
Burr  Anne  Mrs.,  r.  447  J^  Natoma 
Burr  Bartlett,  poultry  and  game,  34   Mission  Market, 

r.  NW  cor  Capp  and  Sixteeirth 
Burr  Benjamin  F.,  r.  101  Dupont 
Burr  Benjamin  J.  (Burr  &  Fink)  r.  1028  Jackson 
Burr  C.  A.,  adjuster  Pacific  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  1824  Jessie 
Burr  C.    C.    &  Co.   (Clarence  C.  Burr  and  Mary, 
widow  of  H.  C.  Hudson)   manufacturers  mustard 
and  champagne  yeast  powder  and  spice  and  drug 
grinders,  factory  2211  Stockton,  office  13  Pine 
Burr  C.    H.   &  G.  W.,    weather  strips  and  slop 

hoppers,  667  Mission 
Burr  Charles  H.  ((J.  H.  &  G.  W.  Burr)  r.  2418  Post 
Burr  Charles  H.,  fresco  decorator,  r.  447  ><;  Natoma 
Burr  Clarence  C.  (C.  C.  Burr  &  Co.)  r.  NE  cor  Filbert 

and  Van  Ness  Av 
Burr  Edmond  C,  chemist  American  Sugar  Refinery,  r. 

1516  Broadway 
Burr  Edward,  boxmaker,  r.359  Clementina 
Burr  Eli  B.,  clerk  land  dept  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  811  Twenty- 
first 
Burr  George,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas   Light  Co.,  r.  22 

Prospect  PI 
Burr  George  W.  (C.  H.  &  G.  W.  Burr)   r.  Dakota  Ter- 
ritory 
Burr  George  W.,  iron  molder.r.  359  Clementina 
Burr  James  P.,  porter  Wightman  Bros.,  r.  247* Sev- 
enth 
Burr  J.  C,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  536  Sixteenth 
Burr  John,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  240  Sixth 
Burr  Lillian  Miss,  r.  321  Powell 
Burr  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  320  Geary 
Burr  Richard,  Ship  Joiners' Assn,  71  New  Montgomery 
Burr  Thomas  F.,  r.  722  Folsom 
Burr  William, .cari)euter.  r.  8  Polk  Lane 
Burr  &  Fink  (Benjamin  J.  Burr  and  James   L.  Fink) 

merchant  tailors,  620  Market 
Burrall  William,  carpenter,  r.  345 >^  Third,  rear 
Burrell  A.  W.,  president  American  Eagle  Assn,  123 
California,  r.  Oakland 


Burrell  Charles,  examiner  drugs  Custom  House  and 

physician,  office  and  r.  1322  Mission 
Burrell    Cliarles    F. ,    treasurer    California    and 

Nevada  RR.   Co.,   328   Montgomery,   room  10,  r. 

Occidental  Hotel 
Burrell  Edward,  insurance  agent,  r.  1107  Post 
Burrell  Edward  H.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 

1307  Howard 
Burrell  George  S.,  r.  105  Mason 
Burrell  Henry,  butler  Bernard  L.  Brandt,  r.  1013  Van 

Ness  Av 
Burrell  John,  master  mariner,  r.  110  Berry 
Burrell  L.  F.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  910  Powell 
Burrer  Harry,  broker,  r.  322  Mason 
Burress  Floyd  S.,  carpenter,  r.  20  Rausch 
Burress  John  E.,  policeman,  r.  303  Lombard 
Burress  John  W.,  clerk  Samuel  Basch,   r.  732   Bran- 
nan 
Burress  Russell  T.,  teamster,  r.  4165^  Shipley 
Burri  Gasper,  Swi8.s  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Burridge  Benjamin  W.,  foreman   E.  G.   Denniston,  r. 

522  O'Farrell,  rear 
Burringtou  George  A.,  lithograiiher  Bosqui   Engrav- 
ing and  Printing  Co.,  r.  1227  Broadway 
Burrington  J.  Allen,  lithographer  W.  W.  Elliott  &  Co., 

r.  2816  Laguna 
Burris    ButJer,    mining   secretary,    2-3    Nevada 

Block,  r.  418  Brannan 
Burris  Eugene,  laborer,  NW  cor  California  and  Taylor 
Burris  James,  r.  1825  Union 
Burris  Joseishine,  domestic  1004  Bush 
Burris  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  9J^  Welsh 
Burris  William  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  16  Freelon 
Burroughs  A.,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Burroughs  A.  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  711  Polk 
Burroughs  Joseph,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  613  How- 
ard 
Burroughs  William,  selector  O.  Lawton  &  Co.,   r.   638 

Jessie 
Burroughs  William  H.,  driver  Market   St.  RR.,   r.   12 

Bourbin  PI 
Burrowes  Alexander,  porter  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  17 

Verona 
Burrowes  George  Rev.,  D.  D.,  professor   Greek  and 

Hebrew,  Theological  Seminary,  121  Haight,  r.   19 

Haight 
Burrows  Alfred,  waiter,  r.  640  Howard 
Burrows  Annie,  widow,  r.  N  s  Birch  Av,  nr  Buchanan 
Burrows  D.,  machinist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Burrows  Edward  M.,  clerk,  r.  632  Capp 
Burrows  Frank  D.,  bookkeeper  W.  J.  Heney  &  Co.,  r. 

616  J<^  Linden  Av 
Burrows  George,  conductor  Geary  St.  ER.,  r.    219 

Leavenworth 
Burrows  Harry,  broker,  r.  322  Mason 
Burrows  H.  L.,  commission  merchant,  423  Washing- 
ton, r.  Alameda 
Burrows  John,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,   r.  cor  Point 

Lobos  and  First  Avs 
Burrows  John,  laborer,  r.  339  Duncan 
Burrows  Robert  B.,  broommaker  Harrison  &  Dickson 
Burrows  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  7  Germania 
Burscough  Henry,  r.  457  Bryant 
Burson  B.  S.,  electrician  Cal.  Electric  Gas  Lighting 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Burson  James  N.,  superintendent  Martin  &  Co.,  r.  926 

Mission 
Burson  John  W.,  clerk,  r.  1122  Larkin 
it^Burson.    See  Berson 
Burt  Andrew  J.,  laborer,  r.  565  Stevenson 
Burt  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  411  Folsom 
Burt  D.,  teller  Bank  of  British  North   America,  r.  720 

Bush 
Burt  George,  steward  stmr  JameffM.  Donahue,  r.  619 

Davis 
Burt  Jacob,  restaurant  keeper,  r.  616  Jones 
Burt  James,  cashier,  r.  155  Fifteenth 
Burt  J.  Gus.,  general  purchasing  agent,  and  (Burt 

&  Bentley)  office  Union  Block,  206  Market,  r.  517 

Leavenworth 
Burt  Joseph  H.,  carpenter,  r.  155  Fifteenth 
Burt  Samuel,  compositor  Evening  Post,  r.  1111  Mason 
Burt  William,  second  steward  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  300 

Fourth 
Burt  William  J.,  house  move: ,  r.  2817  Mission 
Burt  tSk  Bentley    (J.  Gus.   Burt  and  William   B. 

Bentley)  sole  manufacturers'  agents  for  Imperial 

Silicate  Paint,  Union  Block,  206  Market 
ffy    Burt.     See  Bert 
Burtchaell  John,  carpenter,  r.  1914  Union 


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Burtchaell  William  J.,  brass  finisher  Thomas  Day,  r. 

1914  Union 
Burth  John,  cook,  r.  637  Broadway 
Burtis  E.  F.,  r.  737  Howard 
Burtis  William  B..  r.  1529  Washington 
Bnrton  A.    A.,  salesman  Sam.  Lewis  &  Go.,  r.    436 

Hayes 
Burton  Annie  Miss,  actress,  r.  7  Stockton 
Burton  Augustus,  clerk  Sam  Lewis  &  Co.,  r.  436  Hayes 
Burton  Charles  E.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Lebenbaum, 

Goldberg  &  Bowen,  r.  lOS  Fifth 
Burton  Charles  F.,  clerk,  r.  1024  Washington 
Burton  Charles  H.,  capitalist,  office  415  Montgomery, 

r.l024  Washington 
Burton  Charles  O.,  deputy  sheriff,  r.  109  Fifth 
Burton  Elizabeth  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  14  Lafayette 
Burton  Emily,  widow,  r.  121  Sixth 
Burton  George  W.,  farmer,  r.  2438  Buchanan 
Burton  Harry,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  109  Fifth 
Burton  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  120  Shipley 
Burton  Isaac  L.,  machinist,  r.  613  Mission 
Burton  John,  bartender,  r.  121  Sixth 
Burton  John,  patternmaker,  r.  503  Folaom 
Burton  Letitia  A.,  widow,  notions  and  fancy  goods, 

430  Hayes 
Burton  Norman,  seaman,  r.  710  Front 
Burton  Sophia,  widow,  r.  436  Hayes 
Burton  Susie  Miss,  ailjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  109  Fifth 
Burton  WiUiam.  bookkeeoer,  r.  121  Sixth 
Burton  William,  waiter,  r.  305  Minna 
Burton  William  H.,  awnings  and  steam  pipe  and  boil- 
er felting,  706  Mission,  r.  5  Henrietta  Square 
Burton  William  W.,  gauger  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  r. 

127  Kearny 

B-7"     Burton.     See  Berton  and  Bertin 
Burtschell  William,oiler  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 
Burtsell  John  K.,  engineer  U.  P.   RE.,  r.   1640   Sacra- 
mento 
Burtsell  John  M.,  real  estate,  r.  315  Ellis 
Bury  Jacques,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Graham  PI 
Busby  Fred.  H.,  mnfr  gloves,  412  Market,  r.  Oakland 
Buscelle  James  R.,  salesman  Waterhouse  &  Lester,   r. 

1724  Mission 
Busch  Blatzius,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Busch  C.  H.  Edward,    cook  Shasta  St.    House,  Po- 

trero 
Busch  Jacob  J.,  fireman,  r.  Humboldt, bet  Kansas  and 

Vermont 
Busch  John,  brewer,  r.  1431  Pacific 
Busch  John,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Bush  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  1258  Market,  r.  1115  Mis- 
sion, rear 
BS~    Busch.     See  Bush 
Buscher  William,  waiter,  r.  622  Natoma 
Buschmann  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  269  Third 
Busenelli  L.,  mechanic,  r.  818  Sansome 
Buser  Ernest,  boxmaker,  i.  cor  Harrison  and  Four- 
teenth 
Bush  A.  J.,  r.  540  Ellis 
Bush  Alonzo,  assistant  wagonmaeter  Wells,   Fargo  & 

Co. '8  Express,  r.  Stevenson  Bldg 
Bush  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  540  Ellis 
Bush  Anthony  H.,   clerk   freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

622  Jessie,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Bush  August,  bartender  J.  F.  G.  Eggers,  r.  cor  Broad- 
way and  Sansome 
Bush  Brothers  (Charles  and   Toby)   coffee  saloon,  14 

Steuart 
Bush  Charles  (Bush  Brothers)  r.  1020  Folsom 
Bush  Charles,  dentist,  office  8  Kearny,  r.  2108  Howard 
Bush  Charles  J.,  assistant  foreman   Risdon   I.  and  L. 
Works,  r.  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  Twentj'-third   and 
Twenty-fourth 
Bush  Charles  P.,  policeman,  r.  523  Post 
Bush  Cora  Mrs.,  r.  126  Clara 
Bush  C.  W.,  paperhanger  and  painter,  202  Powell,  r. 

128  O'Farrell 

Bu8h    David,    importer    gas    fixtures,    plumbers' 
supplies  and  sanitary  goods,  22  Post,  r.  S  s  Sutter, 
bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Bush  E.  D.,  commission   merchant,  405  Front,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Bush  Frank,  boilermaker  Sacramento  Boiler  Works 
Bush  Frederick,  helper  Justinian  Caire,  r.  Oakland 
Bush  George  D.,   miner,  r.   Fourth  Av,   bet  A   and  B, 

South  S.  F. 
Bush  Henry,  deckhand  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  441  Vj  Clem- 
entina 
Bush  Henry  T.,  salesman  A.  F.  Nye  &  Co.,  r.  540  Ellis 
Bush  Herman,  waiter,  r.  California  Hotel 


Bush  Hyman  P.,  mining  secretary,  27  Merchant's  Ex- 
change, r.  The  Windsor 

Bush  Isaac,  r.754  Bryant 

Bush  John,  capitalist,  r.  1234  Vallejo 

Bush  John,  expressman,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Sansome, 
r.  817  Capp 

Bush  John  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  5  Bridge 

Bush  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  r.  1117  Mission, 
rear 

Bush  Lizzie  R.  Miss,  assistant  Star  King  Primary 
School,  r.  1234  Vallejo 

Bush  Louis  (Bush  &  Neumann)  r.  2108  Howard 

Bush  Louis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Bush  Louis  C,  machinist,  r.  223  Fourth 

Bush  Martin  L.,  restaurant,  229  Hayes 

Bush  Nathan,  restaurant.  l.=)3  Third,  r.  1020  rol8( 

Bush  Pauline,  domestic  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Bush  Peter,  varieties,  223  Fourth 

Bush   Sophia  Miss,  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r.  ^229  Hayes 

Bush  Street  House,  Nehemiah  D.  Thayer  proptr, 
325}^  Bush 

Bush  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Bush,  bet 
Scott  and  Devisadero 

Bush.  Street  Theatre,  Charles  E.  Locke  proptr, 
325  Bash 

Bush  Theodore,  clerk,  r.  2210  Powell 

Bush  Toby  (Bush  Brothers)  r.  1020  Folsom 

Bush  Zenola,  widow,  r.  427  Green 

Busli  A  Nenniann  (Louis  Bush  and  Leopold  Neu- 
mann) dentists,  office  8  Kearny 

Busher  Charles,  engineer,  r.  208  Golden  Gate  Av 

Bushman  W'.,  r.  213  Mason 

Bushnell  Arthur  N.,  printer,  r.  1413  Twenty-fifth 

Bushnell  Edward  R.,  printer,  r.  1413  Twenty-fifth 

Bushnell  Edwin  W.,  collector  A.  M.  Simpson  &  Bro., 
r.  686  Twentieth 

Bushnell  Maria  L.,  widow,  r.  1413  Twenty-fifth 

Bushnell  Waters  A.,  printer,  r.  1413  Twenty-fifth 

Bushnell  William  E.,  caiitain  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  El  Capi- 
tan,  r.  14  Turk 

Bushway  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  718  Filbert 

Bushway  Maurice,  machinist,  r.  718  Filbert 

Buss  George  F.,  baker  John  G.  Buss,  r.  1711  Mission 

Buss  Henry,  cook,  r.  522  Filbert 

Buss  John  G.,  bakery,  1711  Mission 

Buss  Philip,  r.  1619  J^  Dupont 

Busse  Jennie  Mrs.,  r.  421  Sixth 

Busse  Morris,  salesman  W.  Cohen  &  Co.,  r.  516  Stock- 
ton 

Bussey  William  C,  locksmith,  436  Bush,  r.  533  Com- 
mercial 

Bussing  Henry,  cook,  r.  N  s  Sierra,  bet  Louisiana  and 
Maryland 

Bussinger  Ferdinand,  instrument  maker,  r.  708 
Larkin 

Bussinger  Rosina,  widow,  r.  708  Larkin 

Bussolino  Severino,  shoemaker,  .502  Union 

Busteed  Annie,  widow,  iajii tress  Noe  and  Temple  St. 
Primary  School,  r.  NE  cor  Noe  and  Twenty-sixth 

Bustorf  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  978  Harrison 

Buswell  A.  &  Co.  (Alexander  Buswell)  bookbinders, 
paper  rulers  and  blank  book  mnfrs,  525  Clay 

Bu.swell  Alexander  {A.  Buswell  &  Co.)  r.  1005  Union 

Buswell  George  F..  patternmaker  William  F.  Buswell, 
r.  East  Oakland 

Bu.swell  William  P.,  millwright,  engineer  and 
patternmaker.  223  Mission,  r.  East  Oakland 

Buswell  William  F.  Jr.,  bookbinder  A.  Buswell  &  Co., 
r.  1005  Union 

Butcher  James  L.,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and 
N.,  South  S.  F. 

Butcher  Henry,  teamster  Larzelere  &  Witham,  and 
groceries  and  liquors,  1408  Church 

Butchers'  Home  Hotel, Philip  Foerst  proptr,  First  Av, 
bet  Railroad  .\v  aud  Kentucky,  South  S.  F. 

Butenoj)  Henry,  r.  6(.i6  Fi  Ibert 

Buthenutk  Anton,  porter,  r.  23  5$  Sumner 

Butler  Alban  B.,livery8table  keeper,r..516  Van  NessAv 

Butler  Anna  M.,  widow,  r.  212  Octavia 

Butler  Anne,  widow,  r.  246  Clara,  rear 

Butler  Annie,  domestic  432  Ellis 

Butler  Annie,  domestic  808  Geary 

Butler  Benjamin,  clerk,  r.  325  M  Bush 

Butler  Benjamin,  salesman  Davis  iSc  Kellogg,  r.  Russ 
House 

Butler  Benjamin  F.,  engineer,  r.  S  s  Twenty-ninth.nr 
San  Jose  Av 

Butler  Bettie  E.,  widow,  r.  336  Shipley 

Butler  C.  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 

Butler  Charles  A.  (Dames  &  Butler)  r.  212  Octavia 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


JOHN  WICMORE,  Office   133  Spcat  at. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St.,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


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Butler  Charles  C,  real  estate,  r.  NE  cor  Steiner  and 

Sutter 
Butler  Cliarles  G.,  wines  and  liquors,  310  Mont- 
gomery, r.  603  Harrison 
Butler  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  315  Filbert 
Butler  Elizabeth  Miss,  teacher,  r.  117  J^  Webster 
Butler  F.  K.,  salesman  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Butler  Frank  M.,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Bridge  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Butler  Fred.  W. ,  bookkeeper  George  R.  Starr  &  Co.,r. 

Oakland 
Butler  Frederic  S.,  actuary  Union  Insurance  Co.,  r.  308 

Beale 
Butler  George,  waiter,  r.  309  Minna 
Butler  George  E.  (Butler  &  Haldan)  r.  San  Rafael 
Butler  George  R.,  retoucher  Dames  &  Butler,  r.   212 

Octavia 
Butler  Henry,  r.  660  Willow  Av 
Butler  Henry,  cook,  r.  419  NatoAa,  rear 
Butler  Henry   W.,   superintendent  newspaper    dept 

Post  Office,  r.  7  Montgomery  Av 
Butler  James,  r.  317  Thira 
Butler  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  126  Fourteenth 
Butler  James,   laborer,  r.   Florida,  bet  Solano   and 

Butte 
Butler  James,  miner,  r.  413  Natoma  ; 

Butler  James,  shoemaker,  r.  lib  Twenty-sixth 
Butler  James,  stevedore  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  163  Silver 
Butler  James,  with  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  286  Steven- 
son 
Butler  Joel,  organbuilder  John  Bergstrom,  r.  E  s  Mis- 
sion, nr  Twenty-ninth 
Butler  John,  blacksmith,  r.  W  s  Tehama,  bet  Twenty- 
seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Butler  John,  cvirrier,  r.  26::iO  Bryant 
Butler  John,  laborer,  r.  120}^  Townsend 
Butler  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Tenth  and  Bryant 
Butler  John,  liquor  saloon.  508  Market  and  7  Sutter, 

r.  2209  Steiner 
Butler  John,  longshoreman,  r.  14  Tehama  PI 
Butler  John  A.,  lumberman,  r.  642  Minna 
Butler  John  J.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  939 

Guerrero 
Butler  John  W.,  clerk  Pac.  Improvement  Co.,  r.  2336 

Mission 
Butler  John  W.,  compositor,  r.  312  J^  Waller 
Butler  Joseph  D.,  clerk  James  G.  Shyne,   r.   117  3^ 

Webster 
Butler  Joseph  F.  (Murphy  &  Butler)  r.  435  Hayes 
Butler  Joseph  J.,  clerk  Fechhelmer,  Goodkind  &  Co., 

r.  923  Valencia 
Butler  Joseph  R.,  currier,  r.  2630  Bryant 
Butler  Julia,  widow,  r.  10  Noonan  Av 
Butler  Katie   M.    Miss,   forewoman    Standard  Shirt 

Factory,  r.  33ti  Shipley 
Butler  L.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  Revere  House 
Butler  Lizzie,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Butler  Louis,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Baker  and  Vallejo 
Butler  Maggie  J.,  widow,  r.  208  Second 
Butler  Margaret,  widow,  r.  919  Powell 
Butler  Martin  Mrs.,  widow,  liquor   saloon,  NW   cor 

Tenth  and  Bryant 
Butler  Mary,  widow,  r.  117%  Webster 
Butler  Mary,  widow,  r.  1228  Lombard 
Butler  Mary  H.,  widow,  r.  420  Dolores 
Butler  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Butler  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  850  Howard 
Butler  Nicholas,   Ship   Joiners  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Butler  Norris,  waiter,  r.  217  Second 
Butler  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  57  Shipley 
Butler  Patrick  T.  (Hogan  &  Co.)  r.  221  Twelfth 
Butler  P.  F.,  wholesale  and  retail  millinery  goods, 

8(18  Market  and  milliner,  31  Kearny,  r.  818  Eddy 
Butler  Richard,  r.  419  Natoma 
Butler  Robert,  house  i^ainter,  r.  1192  Harrison 
Butler  Robert,  seaman,  r.  103  King 
Butler  T.  B.  Mrs.,  patterns.  126  Kearny,  room  55 
Butler  T.  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  410  Kearny 
Butler  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Butler  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  325  Minna 
Butler  Thomas,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  593  Ash 

Av 
Butler  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Tehama,  bet  Twenty-sev- 
enth and  Twenty-eighth 
Butler  Thomas,  mulder,  r.  45  Ecker 
Butler  Thomas  E.,  salesman  A.  Crawford  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Butler  Thomas  F.,  bartender,  r.  220  Third 
Butler  Thomas  J.  (Adams  &  Butler)  r.  219  Hayes 


Butler  Thomas  J.,  truckman  C.  P.  RB.,  r.  8  s  Parker 

Av,  bet  California  Av  and  Columbia  PI,  B.  H. 
Butler  Tobias,  plasterer,  r.  208  First 
Butler  Tony,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Butler  Vincent  K.,  bookkeeper  P.  F.  Butler,   r.  818 

Eddy 
Butler  Washington,  machinist  Pac.  Iron   Works,  r. 

2409  Clay 
Butler  William,  coachman,  NW  cor  Leavenworth  and 

Bush 
Butler  William,  land  agent,  r.  101  Pacific 
Butler  William  H.,  clerk  ChickeiSng  &  Thomas,  r.  2409 

Clay 
Butler  William  H.,  coachman.  1414  McAllister 
Butler  William  J.,  gasfitter  McNally  &  Hawkins,  r.  10 

Noonan  Av 
Butler  William  S.,  butcher,  r.  16  Freelon 
Butler  W.  J.,  millinery,  950-952  Market,  r.  401  Leav- 
enworth 
Butler  Xavier,  cutler,  r.  Linden  House 
Butler  Si  Haldan (  George  E.  Butler  and  Edward 
B.  Haldan)  general  agents  Phoenix  Assurance  Co. 
of  London,   British   America  Assurance    Co.   of 
Toronto  and  Western  Assurance  Co.  of  Toronto, 
office  413  California 
e^~Butler.     See  Beutler 

Butt  Alfred,  jeweler  Levison  Bros.,  r.  12M  Glover 
Butt  Christopher  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  625  Nine- 
teenth 
Butt  Peter  N.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sutter 

aud  Laguna 
Butte-Caspari    Charles    F.,  civil    engineer,    r.    1027 

Pacific 
Butte    Ditch  and  Mining  Co.,   O.  A  Thompson  sec- 
retary, office  8  Ellis 
Buttel  Frank,  tailor,  r.  911  Sacramento 
Buttel  Henry,  compositor,  r.  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Buttelmann  Henry,  clerk,  r.  27  Taylor 
Buttelmnnn   O.  D.,  groceries    and    liquors,    SW  cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-third 
Butterfield  Frank  W.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  321  Oak 
Butterfield  Frederick  L.,  carriagemaker,  834  Howard, 

r.  28  Alabama 
Butterfield  George  W.,  mining,  330  Pine,  room  30,  r. 

.   1206  Market 
Butterfield  James,  assistant    keeper    Point    Bonita 

Light  House 
Butterfield  Richard  O.,  boots  and  shoes,  777-779  Mar- 
ket, r.  114  Ellis 
Butterfield  William,  auctioneer  and  real  estate  agent, 

109  Montgomery,  r.  Fair  Oaks,  San  Mateo  Co. 
Butterfield  William  E.,  r.  114  Ellis 
Butterick  E.  &  Co.'s  patterns,  Horace  A.  Deming  agent, 

124  Post 
Butters  Agnes  Miss,  embroiderer,  r.  1021  Capp 
Butters  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  r.  316  Ritch 
Butters  L.  Mrs.,  housekeeper  Grand  Hotel 
Butters  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1021  Capp 
Butterworth  James,  tinsmith,  1 149 >$  Folsom,  r.  1139^ 

Folsom 
Butterworth  James  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  1139M  Folsom 
Butterworth  John,  plumber,  r.  1139  J^  Folsom 
Butterworth   John   B.,  plumber,  r.  N  s  North   Point, 

bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Butterworth  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1820  Clay 
Butterworth  Sarah,  widow,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Butterworth  Sarah  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  11,19  J^  Folsom 
Butterworth  Thomas  C,  painter,  r.  11.39M  Folsom 
BUttgenbach  Joseph,  sausage  factory,  526  Fourth,  r. 

523  Brannan 
Buttiger  Anne,  domestic  r.  3  Kappeler  Court 
Buttiger  Hermann,  upholsterer,  r.  3  Kappeler  Court 
Buttle  John,  carpenter,  r.  2325  Harrison 
Buttle  William  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  2325  Harrison 
Buttuer  August,  r.  821  Filbert 
Biittner  Henry,  baker,  r.  210J^  Clara,  rear 
Buttuer  John,  patternmaker,  r.  407  Third 
Buttonier  John,  hostler,  r.  807  Montgomery 
Butts  Robert  F.,  r.  501  Hyde 

Butzel  Louis,  salesman  F.  Wurkheim,  r.  1909  Bush 
But/.ky  Elizabeth,  widow,  midwife,  r.  .524  Pine 
Buxton  Ann  M.,  widow,  r.  230  Minna 
Buxton  Frank  (Buxton  &  Co.)  r.  776  Howard 
Buxton  Nancy  E.,  widow,  r.  1710  Geary 
Buxton  P.  B.Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  336  !<  Bush 
Buxton  Simon  A.,  waiter,  r.  9  Dikeman  PI 
Buxton  &  Co.  (Frank  Buston)  grocers,  137  Fourth 
Buxtorf  C,  cigars   and  tobacco.  423   Sansome,  r.  348 
Third 


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Buyer  Charles  (Buyer  &  Keich)  r.  New  York 
Buyer    ^    Reicli  (Charles    Buyer    and    Leopold 
Beich)  importers  and  jobbers  trimmings,  ribbons, 
notions,  (-tc,  120-128  Sansome 
83"  Buyer.     See  Bever  and  Byer 
Buyia  Nicholas,  restaurant  keeper,  r.  810  Green 
Buzzalla  Giovanni,   Italian  Ben.   Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Buzzini  Brothers  (Israel   aud   Martin)  liquor   saloon 

and  fruits,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Ninth 
Buzzini  George  (Buzzini  &  Gianettoni  and  Bottanzi  & 

Buzzini)  r.  3200  California 
Biizzini  Gottardo,  Swi.is  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Buzzini  Israel  (Buzzini  Brothers)  r.  1251  Mission 
Buzzini  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  SE   cor  Thirty-second 

and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Buzzini  Marco  A.,  watchman  Tschurr  &  Dingeon,  217 

Kearny 
BuJizini  Martin  (Buzzini  Brothers^  r.   SE  cor  Thirty- 
fifth  Av  aud  L,  South  S.  F. 
Buzzini     &    Gianettoni    (George   Buzzini     and 
Malachi  Gianettoni)  wines   and   liquors,  29  Sixth 
(NE  cor  Sixth  and  Jess-ie) 
Buzzo  Emanuele,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Buzzo  Fortunate,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
BiTzzo  Miehele,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Byam  M.  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  35  Fifth 
Bvers  Cyrus  A.,  engineer  The   Central   Gas  Co.,  r.  710 

O'Farrell 
Byers  Henry,  collector,  r.  32  Golden  Gate  Av 
Byers  John  P.,  r.  1211  Montgomery,  rear 
Byers  Joseph  M.,  collector,  r.  2124  Howard 
Byfield  William  E.,  wood  dealer,  r.  1030  Alabama 
Bvington  Walter  H.,  assistant  weigher  Custom  House, 

r.  1104  Market 
Byles  George  T.,  real  estate,  r.  725  California 
Byram  Edward,  detective,  r.  929  Greenwich 
Byram  Izanah,  widow,  r.  929  Greenwich 
Byram  Jaiues  F.,  upholsterer,  r.  929  Greenwich 
Byring  Ole  H.,  repacker,  r.  105  Jackson 
Byrne  Alouzo  L.,  furniture  polisher,  r.  8  Lily  Av 
Byrne  Ann,  groceries,  etc.,  W  s  Gunnison  Av,  nr  Pre- 

cita  PI,  B.  H.  ■ 
Byrne  Ann  E.,  widow,  r.  441  Natoma 
Byrne  Anne,  widow,  r.  7  Park  Av 
Byrne  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1015  Alabama 
Byrne  Callaghan,  r.  932  Pine 
Byrne  Charles,  sailmaker,  r.  1013  Guerrero 
Byrne  Christy,  clerk  Green  &  Seller,  r.  16  Bourbin  PI 
Byrne  C.  Michael,   letter  carrier  Post  Ofiace,  r.  1131 

Harrison 
Byrne  Daniel,  assistant   agent  Patent  Brick  Co.,  Pa- 
cific St.  Wharf,  r.  119  Clinton,  rear 
Byrne  Daniel,  nightwatehman   Hibernia  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  r.  728  Natoma 
Byrne  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  15  Scott  PI 
Byrne  Dennis,  waiter,  r.  609  Union 
Bvrne  Edward,   bartender  Michael  Farrelly,  Meiggs 

Wharf 
Byrne  Ellen,  widow,  r.  W  s  Billings  PI,  nr  Filbert 
Byrne  Elizabeth,  domestic  2121  Buchanan 
Byrne  Francis,  widow,  r.  15  Scott  PI 
Byrne  Francis  J.,  assistant  License   Collector,  r.  118 

Ninth 
Byrne  Frank,  detective,  r.  793  Mission 
Byrne  Frank  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  542  Minna 
Byrne  Frederick  J.  (Ivers  &  Byrne)  r.  932  Pine 
Bj-rne  Garratt  J.,  with  D.  Samuels,  r.  Lick  House 
Byrne  George,  r.  650  Howard 
Byrne  Henry  L.,  cattle  dealer,  office  533  Kearny,  room 

8,  r.  Elko,  Nev. 
Byrne  Henry  T.,  clerk,  r.  1029  Pacific 
Byrne  Henry  T.,  deckhand"  State  Dredger  No.  2,  r.  4 

Johnston 
Byrne  James,  r.  139  Minna 

Byrne  James,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
Byrne  James  D.,  carriagepainter,  r.  15  Beideman 
Byrne  James  F.,   carpenter,  and    assistant   foreman 

Hose  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  I8I8J4  Post 
Byrne  James  J.,  plumber,  r.  119  Welsh 
Byrne  James  K.   (Robinson,   Olney   &  Byrne)  at- 
torney at  law,  310  Pine,  rooms  35-41,  r.   815  Van 
Ness  Av 
Byrne  Johanna,  widow,  r.  4  Johnston  . 
Byrne  Johanna,  domestic  37  Minna 
Byrne  John,  r.  4  Johnston 
Byrne  John  (Rice  &  Byrne)  r.  650  Howard 
Byrne  John,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Byrne  John,  cooper,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Byrne  John,  laborer,  r.  44  Quinn 


Byrne  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet 

Mariposa  and  Solano 
Byrne  John  E.,  cattle  dealer,  office  533   Keamy,  room 

8,  r.  537  Sutter 
Byrne  John  M.,  capitalist,  r.  537  Sutter 
Byrne  John  T.,  pressor  J.  H.  Babbitt,  r.  309  Minna 
Byrue  Joseph,  hackman,  r.  16  Bourbin  PI 
Byrne  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Byrne  Joseph  T.,  engraver,  r.  7  Park  Av 
Byrne  Kate,  domestic  330  Oak 
Byrne  Margaret,  widow,  r.  932  Pine 
Byrne  Mary  Miss,  florist  Miss   Sarah  Kahn,  716  Wash- 
ington 
Byrne  Mary  Ann,  widow,  r.  1403  Devisadero 
Byrne  Maurice,  cooper,  r.  S  s  Eleventh  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Byrne  Michael,  laborer,  r.  22  Geneva 
Byrne  Michael,  milker,  r.  cor  Scott  and  Lombard 
Byrne  Nicholas,  wood  and  coal,   SW  cor  Fifth   and 

Harrison,  r.  349  Minna 
Byrne  Patrick,  r.  333  Eddy 
Byrne  Patrick,  expressman,  NAY  cor  Montgomery  and 

Commercial,  r.  420  Fulton  • 

Byrne  Patrick,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Byrne  Patrick  F.,  laborer,  r.  737  Brannan 
Byrne  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  1717  Vallejo 
Byrne  Patrick  J.,  policeman,  r.  8  Gilbert 
Byrne  Peter  P.,  engineer,  r.  410  Harrison,  rear 
Byrue  Philip  B.,  carpenter,  r.  114  Ellis 
Byrne  Richard,  coachman,  r.  25  Pleasant 
Byrne  Robert,  miner,  r.  15  Lafayette 
Byrne  Robert  J.,  salesman  Standard  Soap  Co.,  r.  Lick 

House 
Byrne  Stephen,  morocco  iinisher,  r.  W  s  Gunnison  Av, 

nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 
Byrne  Stephen  L.,  salesman  G.  W.  Ciark  &  Co.,  r.  441 

Natoma 
Byrne  Thomas,  r.  311  Linden  Av 
Byrne  Tliomas,  contractor,  r.  632  Fell 
Byrne  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  919  Natoma 
Byrne  Thomas,  real  e.state,  r.  340  Seventeenth 
Byrne  Thomas  H.,  hostler,  r.  1029  Pacific 
Byrne  William,  deckhand   Oakland  Ferry,  r.  314  Fol- 

som 
Byrne  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Byrne  William,  hostler,  r.  2414  California 
Byrne    William    C,   traveling   salesman   Alexander 

Nicoll,  r.  1215  Pacific 
Bynie  William  J.,  engineer  Mrs.  J.  A.  T.  Overend,  r. 

13  Clementina 
Byrne  William  J.,  ianitor  Irish  American  Hall,  r.  1407 

Devisadero 
B^"Byrne.    See  Beirne 
Byrnes  David,  drayman  D.   L.   Farnsworth,  r.  428J<J 

Linden  Av 
Byrnes  David,  teamster,  r.  312  Jessie 
Byrnes  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  174  Perry 
Byrnes  J.,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Byrnes  James,  yardman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.   W  s 

Maryland,  bet  Sierra  and  Humboldt 
Byrnes  James  E.,   purser  P.   C.   SS.   Orizaba,   r.   C19 

Nineteenth 
Byrnes  John,  teamster,  r.  1112  York 
Byrnes  John  T.,  engineer,  r.  135  Fifteenth 
Byrnes  Lizzie,  dressmaker,  r.  174  Perry 
Byrnes  Margaret  E.,  dressmaker,  r.  174  Perry 
Byrnes  Mary  F.  Miss,  r.  174  Perry 
Byrnes  Michael,  gardener  Magdalen  Asylum 
Byrnes  Patrick,  fireman,  r.  12  Tehama  PI 
Byrnes  Philip,  seaman,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Third 
Byrnes  Sarah  A.,  widow,   bakery  and  varietiCB,    2130 

Fillmore 
Byi-nes  Thomas,  brassfinisher,  r.  135  Fifteenth 
Byrnes  Thomas,  milker,  r.   S  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet 

Eureka  and  EUeu 
Byrnes  Thomas  E.,  bookkeeper  Bigley  Bros.,  r.  619 

Nineteenth 
Byrnes  William,  carriage  painter,  r.  W  s  California 

Av,  nr  Virginia  Av,  B.  H. 
Byrnes  William  A.,  tanner,  r.  1939  Stevenson 
Byrnes  William  H.,  wood  turner,  r.  1939  Stevenson 
S^Byrnes.     See  Burnes  and  Burns 
Byrns  Charles,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  r. 

1007  Jackson 
Byron  Benjamin,  clerk  freight  a«ditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

Capp,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Byron  Daniel  J.,  bricklayer,  r.  1042 K'  Mission 
Byron  Henry,  driver  Central  BR.,  r.  1215  Fillmore 
Byron  John  M.,  bricklayer,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

7,  S.  F.  F.  D..  r.  117  Nineteenth 


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Byron  Michael,  teamster,  and  extraman  Hose  No.   6, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  S  s  McAllister,  bet   Buchanan   and 

Webster 
Byron  Thomas,  porter  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

117  Nineteenth 
Bystedt  John,  carpenter,  r.  3M  Liberty 
Byxbee  George  F.,  shipping  clerk  G.   M.   Josselyn   & 

Co.,  r.  West  Berkeley 
Byxbee  John  F.,  lumber  dealer,  office  5  Spear,  r.  822 

Turk 
Byxbee  Robert  G.  (H.  B.  Tichenor  &  Co.)  r.  Fruit 

Vale 

o 

Cabaniss  George  H.,  law  student  Taylor  &  Haight,  r. 

124  Turk 
Cabauo  Domenico,  Fishermen's  Assn,  .307  Broadway 
Cabanoras  R.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Cabanot  Peter,  laborer  F .  Larroche,  r.   cor  Fifth   Av 

and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Cabinet  Consolidated   Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 
David  Wilder  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  21 
Cable  Emma  Miss,  r.  1320  California 
Cable  Restauraiit,  McLane  &  Casey  proptrs,  1427  Cali- 
fornia 
Cables    Alfred  H.,   bartender  Elite   Saloon,   r.    1513 

Steiner 
Caborca  Mining   Co.  (Souora.  Mexico)  W.   L.  Elliott 

secretary,  220  Sansome,  rooms  1-2 
Cabossel  John  (John  Cabossel  &  Co.)  r.  1402  Pacific 
Cabossel  John  &■  Co.  (John  Cabossel)  butchers,  1402 

Pacific 
Cabral  Cazemiro,  tailor,  r.  700  Broadway 
Cabrera  Casimira,  shirtmaker,  r.  7  Hinckley 
Cabrera  Eduardo  (Cabrera,  Roma  &  Co.)  r.  1717  Bush 
Cabrera,  Roma  «&  Co.  (Eduardo  Cabrera  and  J. 
Mariano  Roma)  importers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 123  California,  rooms  6-10 
Cabunetti  Francesco,  Italian  Ben.  See,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Caccia  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Cacciaro  Silvestri,  vegetable  dealer,  r.  1323  Minna 
Cachot  Maximilian  A.,  physician,  office  and  r.  110 

Stockton 
Cadden  John,  painter,  r.  609  Ivy  Av 
Cadden  Matthew,  r.  40  Linden  Av 
Caddy  Hannibal,  miller  (Salem,  Oregon)  r.  1080  How- 
ard 
Cademartori  James,  machinehand  J,  L.  Merguire,  r. 

COG  Greenwich 
Cademartori  John,  porter,  r.  12  Jasper  Alley 
Cademartori  Luigi,  laborer,  r.  606  Greenwich 
Cademartori  Mary  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  606  Green- 
wich 
Cadenasso  Giuseppe,  artist,  studio  and  r.  118  Geary    . 
Cadenau  John  M.,  waiter,  r.  6  Pratt  PI 
Cadigan  Patrick,  stableman   Spring  Valley   W.W.,  r. 

752  Bryant 
Cadigan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  221  Tehama 
Cadigan  William,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Baldwin  Court 
fl^"  Cadigan.     See  Cadogan 
Cadington  Kate,  chambermaid  The  Windsor 
Cadman  Charles  K.,  bookkeener  Edward  E.   Cook,  r. 

1303^  Polk 
Cadman  Henry  A.,  r.  1123  Folsom 
Cadman  J.  G.,  clerk  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r.  1303  Jii 

Polk 
Cadogan  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  114^  Langton 
Cadogan  James  J.,  bookkeeper  E.  Chielovich  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Cadogan  John,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Cadogan  John,  laborer,  r.  1143^  Langton 
Cadogan  John  Jr.,  laborer,  r.  114}^  Langton 
Cadogan  L.  F.,  assistant  note  teller  First  National 

Gold  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  Oakland 
Cadogan  P.  A.,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Cadogan  Patrick  J.,  bookkeeper  R.  C.  Hooker,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Cadogan  Timothy,  plumber,  r.  114}^  Langton 
Cadogan  William,  longshoreman,  r.  Montgomery's  Ho- 
tel 
8^  Cadogan.    See  Cadigan 

Caduc  Philip,  president  Patent   Brick   Co.,  512  Cali- 
fornia, r.  Gran#Hotel 
Cadwell  L.  F.  Mrs.,  principal  West  Mission  St.  Prima- 
ry School,  r.  1401  Van  Ness  Av 
Cady  Dennis,  fireman  0.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r.  137 
Freelon,  rear 


Cady  Edwin  A. ,  nightwatchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  119  k 

Sixth 
Cady  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  housekeeper  961  Mission 
Cady   George    B.,   photographic    printer    George  D. 

Morse 
Cady  John,  laborer,  r.  27  Church  Lane 
Cady  Josephine,  widow,  r.  114  Mason 
Cady  Lorenzo,  r.  506  Fourth  * 

Cady  Mary  C.  Miss,  assistant  Ewing  Primary  School, 

r.  36  Moss 
Cady  William  J.,  saloon  keeper,  r.  115  Olive  Av 
Cady  Zadoc  O.,  teamster,  r.  109  Park  Av 
Caen  Jacob,  umbrella  maker,   22  J^    Stockton,  r.  507 

Jackson 
Cafe  Francais,  Prosper  S.  Hirsch  proptr,  SE  cor  Sac- 
ramento and  Kearny 
Catfall  George  E.,  blacksmith,  r.  218  Union 
Caflall  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  218  Union 
Cafl'erata  Autoine,  vrgetable  garden,  San  Bruno  Road, 

bet  P  and  Twenty-seventh   Av,   South  S.  F.,  and 

19  Colombo  Market 
Caflferata  Antunio,  candies  and  groceries,  1403  Powell 
Cafferata  Louisa  Miss.  r.  San  Bruno  Road,  bet  Twen- 
ty-seventh Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Caffrey  Edward,  machinist,  r.  817  Mission 
Catl'rey  Edward  L.,  butcher,  r.  329  Fourth 
Catfrey  Frank,  cook,  r.  458  Natoma 
Caffrey  John,  laborer,  r.  12  Maria 
Catl'rey  John,  seaman,  r.  317  Beale 
Cafl;rey  Julia,  domestic  1110  Sutter 
Caffrey  Peter,  clerk,  r.  17  Chesley,  rear 
Catfrey  Rose,  dressmaker,  r.  603  Post 
Caffrey  Timothy,  trackman  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  New  At- 

lantic  Hotel 
BJ^Catfrey.     See  McCafifery  and  McCaffrey 
Caglieri  George,  bookkeeper  F.  Daneri  &  Co.,  r.  1312 

Kearny 
Caglieri  Guido,  r.  1312  Kearny 
Cagnacci    Federigo,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Cagnacci  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Cagnacci  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Cagnacci  Pasquale,  shoemaker,  r.  Toscano  Hotel 
Caguey  Martin,  teamster,  r.  W  s  Middle,  nr  Pine 
Caguey  Timothy  J.,  plumber,  r.  W  s  Middle,  nr  Pine 
Caguey  Timothy  M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  349  Minna 
Cahalan  John  L.,  carpenter,  r.  17  Laskie 
Cahalan  Julia,  fancy  goods,  1440  Valencia 
Cahalan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  17  Laskie 
Cahalin  Gertrude   Miss,   assistant   Garfield   Primary 

School,  r.  271  Stevenson 
Cahalin  John,  salesman  Porter,  Slessinger  &  Co.,r. 

271  Stevenson 
Cahen  A.  &  Co.,  merchants  (Hill's  Ferry,  Cal.)  office 

25-27  Battery 
Cahen  A.  8.,  hide  and  leather  dealer,  r.  319  Fell 
Cahen  August,  agent,  320  Sansome,  rdom  60,  r.  East 

Oakland 
Calieu  Brotliers  (Solomon  and  Jacob)  tanners  and 

dealers  hides,  41  Clay 
Cahen  Henry,  salesman  S.  Bine,  r.  604  Geary 
Cahen  Isidore  W.  (Louis  Cahen  &  Sou)  r.  732  Grove 
Cahen  Jacob  (Cahen  Brothers)  r.  331  Kearny 
Cahen  Louis  (Louis  Caheu  &  Sou)  r.  732  Grove 
Calieii  Louis  «Si  Son  (Louis  and  Isidore  W.)  man- 
ufacturers syrups,  bitters,  cordials  and  essences, 

416-418  Sacramento 
Cahen  Solomon  (Cahen  Brothers)  r.  2131  Bush 
83^  Cahen.     See  Cahn,  Cain  and  Kahn 
Cahill  A.  Mrs.,  r.  16  Mason 
Cahill  Anastasia,  domestic  1001  Bush 
Cahill  Council,  shipwright,  r.  112  Fell 
Cahill  Daniel  M.,  clerk,  r.  9  Hayward 
Cahill  E.  &  Co.  (Edward  Cahill)  stockbrokers,  406 

Montgomery 
Cahill  Edward  (E.  Cahill  &  Co.)  r.  706  Stockton 
Cabin  Edward  F.,  painter,  r.  1208  Union 
Cahill  E.  J.,  civil  engineer,  316  California,  room  11, 

r.  435  Bryant 
Cahill  James,  r.  227  Fulton 
Cahill  James,  r.  733  Hayes 

Cahill  James,  clerk  E.  Cahill  .t  Co.,  r.  410  O'Farrell 
Cahill  James,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  346  Third 
Cahill  James,  groceries  and  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor 

Webster  and  Fell 
Cahill  James  F.,  r.  228  Turk 
Cahill  James  H.,  policeman,  r.  227  Fulton 
Cahill  Johanna  Mrs.,  tailoress,  r.  41u  Larkln 
Cahill  John,  calker,  r.  314  Beale 
Cahill  John,  clerk  A.  B.  Phipps,  r.  410  O'Farrell 


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CAL 


Cahill  John,  clerk,  r.  221  Langton 

Cahill  John,  painter,  r.  1324  Broadway 

Cahill  John  J.,  clerk  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  16  Mason 

Cahill  John  L. ,   bouse  and  sign  painter  and  pa- 

perhanger,  2(i9  Post,  r.  2306  Larkin 
Cahill  Joseph,  painter  E.  M.  Gallagher 
Cahill  Lawrence,  molder  S.  F.  Brass  Works,  r.  18  First 
Cahill  Lawrence,  puddler  Pac.  KoUing  Mills,  r.  W  s 

Georgia,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Cahill  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  r.  346  Fourth 
Cahill  Leonard,  alioeniaker,  r.  1110  Harrison 
Cahill  Louisa,  widow,  bakery,  143  Second 
Cahill  Mary,  widow,  r.  343  Hayes 
Cahill  Matthew,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Cahill  Michael,  physiciiu,  office  and  r.  NW  cor  Elev- 
enth and  Mission 
Cahill    Patrick,   expressman,    SW   cor    Howard    and 

Third,  r.  61  Clementina 
Cahill  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  511  Mission 
Cahill  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Billings  PI,  nr  Filbert 
Cahill  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  12  Ghesley 
Cahill  Patrick  D.  (King  &  Cahill)  r.  20  Verona 
Cahill  Patrick  H.,  wool  grader,  r.  343  Tehama 
Cahill  Patrick  W.,  glassblower,  r.  12  Chesley 
Cahill  William,  bartender,  r.  1314  Harrison,  rear 
Cahill  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  27  Everett 
Cahill  William,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  221  Langton 
Cahill  William,  teamster  John  Rodgers  &  Son,  r.  313 

Austin 
Cahill  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  112  Fell 
Cahn  Aaron,   capitalist,   office   115   Battery,   r.   1204 

Geary 
Cahn  Armand,  clerk  A.  L.  Schocken,  329  Montgomery 
Cahn  David  (Lazard  Freres)    and  treasurer  and  man- 
aging  agent  Eureka  Lake   and  Yuba   Canal   Co. 
Consolidated,  205  Sansome,  r.  1640  Pine 
Calin   Israel,   manager  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen   Fac- 
tory, 113  Battery,  r.  1120  Post 
Cahn  Jerome,  r.  512  Third 

Cahn  Lambert  M.,  office  11»  Battery,  r.  1204  Geary 
Cahn  Lazarus,  r.  1204  Qeaiy 
Cahn  Leopold,  shoecutter,  r.  1120  Post 
Cahn  Maier  A.  (Whitney  &  Co.'s  Express)    r.  Oakland 
Cahn  Mayer  I.  (Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co.)  r.  1120  Post 
Cahn  Morris,    manufacturer  Eureka  hair,  curled 
hair,   wool  mattresses,  bedding,  etc.,  office  and 
warerooins,  12  Second,  r.  309  Dupont 
Cahn   Nathan,  merchant    (Los   Angeles)    office   22-24 

Battery 
Cahu,  NicUelshurg  «fc  Co.   (Mayer  I.  Cahn,  Sieg- 
fried  Nickelsburg,  Joseph     Bastheim    and    Cerf 
Weyl)    mnfrs    and    imi^orters    boots    and  shoes, 
leather,  findings,  etc., factory  115-117  Hayes,  office 
129-131  Sansome 
Cahn  Rosalie,  widow,  r.  1219  Sutter 
a^'Cahn.    See  Cahen  and  Kahn 
Cahnbley  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  683  Clementina 
Cahoon  B.  E.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Caillabet  Francois,   nurse  French   Hospital,  r.  S   8 

Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Cailleau  Armand  (Messager   &   Cailleau),  r.  860  Mis- 
sion 
Cailteux  August,  longshoreman,   r.  37  Frederick,  rear 
Cain  Aquilla,   clerk   collection   dept  Wells,  Fargo   & 

Co.'s  Express,  r.  514  Tweutj'-sixth 
Cain  Charles,  laborer,  r.  7  Gaven 
Cain  Dominick,  laborer,  r.  456  Mission 
Cain  Edward,  pressman,  r.  8  Moss 
Cain  Henry,  clerk  Frank  Anthony,  r.  37  Clara 
Cam  Jami  s.iroumolder.  r.  32  Tehama 
Cain  James  H.,  commission  broker,  20  California 
Cain  John,  carpenter,  r.  333  Turk 
Cain  John  J.,  driver  McNab  &  Smith 
Cain  M.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Cain  Michael,  laborer,  r.  7  Gaven 
Cain  Patrick,  painter  Thomas  Downing 
Cain  Peter  P.,  fruits.  SE  cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Cain  Rufus  K.,  bricklayer,  r.  213  Page 
8^"Cain.     See  Cane,  Kaen,  Kain  and  Kane 
Caine  Thomas  W.,  carpenter,  r.  748  Harrison 
Cainen  William,  laborer,  r.  1113  J<S  Kearny,  rear 
Caird  George  B.,  pressman,  r.  9  Graham  PI 
Caire  Arthur  J.,  salesman  J.  Caire,  r.  Oakland 
Caire  Justinian,   hardware  and  assayers'   materials, 

521-523  Market  and  528  Broadway,  r.  Oakland 
Cairns  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  365  Minna 
Cairns  Fr.incis,  barber,  134  First 
Cairns  John,  r.  365  Minna 
Cairns  John  T.,  machinist,  r.  209  Harrison 
Cairns  John  W.,  barber,  r.  134  First 


Cairns  Patrick,  blacksmith  helper,  r.  S  s  Shasta,  bet 

Michigan  and  Illinois 
lK?"Caims.     See  Cams,  Kearns  and  Kerns 
Caisse  D'Esparynes  et  de  Prevoyance  Mu- 
tuelle,  Leon  Mejasson  president,  Aristide  Brand 
secretary,  NW  cor  California  and  Webb 
Cakebread  Albert,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Calabasas  Land  and  Mining  Co.  (Arizona)    Francis  A. 

McGee  secretary,  32  Merchants'  Exchange 
Calamari   Augustino   (Gulnasso   &   Calamari)    r.  514 

Green 
Calaveras  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Calaveras  Co.)  328   Mont- 
gomery, room  20 
Calder  Effle  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  811  Mission 
Calderon  Dolores,  widow,  r.  1211  Powell 
Calderon  Felipe  C,  clerk  J.  Baum  &  Co.,  r.   1211 

Powell 
Calderuni  Gio.  B.,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Calderwood  Sol.,  machinist,  r.  715  Valencia 
Caldon  Daniel,  wood  and  coal,  r.  612  Stevenson 
Galdon  Dennis,  longshoreman,  r.   S  s  Greenwich,  nr 

Sansome 
Caldon  Ellen,  laundry,  W  s  Eleventh  Av.  bet  N  and  P, 

South  S.  F. 
Caldwell  Alice  Miss,  copyist,  r.  1104  Mission 
Caldwell  Carrie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1104  Mission 
Caldwell  Charles   B.,   traveling  freight   agent   C.   P. 

RR.,  r.  212  Austin 
Caldwell  Frank  C,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Caldwell  George,  messenger  Evening  Post,  r.  1227  Pa- 
cific 
Caldwell  Howard,  bookkeeper  Doane  &  Henshelwood, 

r.  1408  Bush 
Caldwell  Hugh  M.,  machinist,  r.  308  Beale 
Caldwell  James,  r.  350  Jessie,  rear 
Caldwell  James,  dentist  Roger  Cutlar,  715  Clay 
Caldwell  James,  sailmaker,  r.  273  Jessie 
Caldwell  John,  r.  681  Mission 
Caldwell  John,  liquor  saloon,   S  s  Berry,   bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Caldwell  John,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.   228  Bran. 

nan 
Caldwell  John  E.,  postmaster,  and  fancy  goods,  Ocean 

View  Station 
Caldwell  John  M.,  laborer  Thomas  Reid,   r.   1227  Pa- 
cific 
Caldwell  Joseph  M.,  expressman,  cor  McAllister  and 

Market,  r.  18  Mission  Av 
Caldwell  J.  W.,  musician,  r.  114  Fourth 
Caldwell  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  119  Third 
Caldwell  Martha,  dressmaker,  r.  1716  Leavenworth 
Caldwell   Martha    E.    Mrs.,   assistant    Hayes   Valley 

Grammar  School,  r.  18  Mission  Av 
Caldwell  Minnie  Miss,  copyist,  r.  1104  Mission 
Caldwell  Owen  W.,   driver  New  York  Dairy,   r.   Old 

Jose  Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
Caldwell  Robert,  drayman   George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r.  14 

Eighth 
Caldwell   Robert,   Master  Mariner's  Ben.   Assn,   413 

Sutter 
Caldwell  S.  B.,  r.  736  Folsom 

Caldwell  Terrence,  shedmau  Bay  District  Race  Track 
Caldwell  Theodore  C,  bakery.  605  Post 
Caldwell  Warren  D.,  agent  Singer  Sewing  Machines, 

r.  1203  Polk 
Caldwell  Wilfred  T.,    manager  Glover  &  Will- 
comb,  63-69  New  Montgomery  and  117   Minna,  r. 
2021  Webster 
Caldwell  William,  actor,  r.  323  Jessie 
Caldwell  William,  machinist  National  Iron  Works,  r. 

106^  Third 
Caldwell  William,  teamster,  r.  1104  Mission 
Caldwell  William  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  106 }<s  Third 
Caldwell  William  H.,  clerk  freight  office  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

2918  Howard 
tg"  Caldwell.     See  Cauldwell  and  Colwell 
Caleb  Frederick  V.,  clerk,  r.  1015  Powell 
Caleb  George,  master  schr  Adrianne,  r.  904  Mission 
Caleb  William,  telegraphic  student,  r.  964  Mission 
Caledonia   Gold   Mining   Co.  (Dakota   Ter.)    William 
Letts  Oliver  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  13 
Caledonia  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)  C.  A. 

Morse  secretary,  217  Sansome,  room  8 
Caledonia  Silver  Mining  Co.   (Storey   Co.,  Nev.)    R. 

Wegener  secretary,  414  California 
Caledonian  Oatmeal  Mills,  713-719  Sansome 
Calegaris  Joseph  (Roturier  &  Calegaris)  r.  618  Green 
Caler  Frederick  E.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

1327  J4  Minna 
Caler  Isabella,  widow,  r.  1327  Ji  Minna 


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CAL 


Caleri  Emilio,  cook  Campi's  Beetaurant,  r.  722  Broad- 
way 

Callioun  Charles  A.,  cutter  Kraker  &  Israel,  r.  East 
Berkeley 

Calhoun  David  T.,  carpenter,  r.  45  Freelon 

Calhoun  James,  r.  3  Johnston 

Calhoun  John,  peddler,  r.  641  Commercial 

Calhoun  John,  laborer,  r.  3  Johnston 

Calhouu  John  B.,  millwright,  r.  27  Minna 

Calhouu  Joseph,  bottle  griudtr,  r.  16  Bluxome,  rear 

Calhouu  Jpseiih  A.,  conxpositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 
36  Willow  Av 

Calhoun  William,  laoorer,  r.  3  Johnston 

Calhoun  William  Jr.,  r.  3  Johnston 

Calhoun  Willifim  A.,  carpenter  Occidental  Hotel 

Caliegari  Francisco,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 
Broadway 

California  Acatleniy  of  Sciences,  SW  cor  Cal- 
ifornia and  Dupont 

California  and  Mexican  liand  Agency, 
Prather  &  Co.  managers,  305  Kearny 

California  and  Mexican  Steamship  liine, 
John  Berniingham  agent,  10  Market 

California  and  Nevada  Ice  Co. ,  John  W. .Stew- 
art superintendent,  356  Tehama 

California  and  Nevada  Railroad  Co.,  E.  M. 
Walker  president,  E.  A.  Phelps  secretary,  office  328 
Montgomery,  room  10 

California  and  Oregon  Cider  Works,  Preble 
&  Jones  proprietors,  218  Davis 

California  Arcliitect  and  Building  Ne%vs, 
James  E.Wolfe  editor,  240  Montgomery,  room  11 

California  Artificial  Stone  Paving  Co., 
Crowson  Smith  president,  L.  F.  Keichling  secre- 
tary, 400  California 

California  Asphaltum  and  Paving  Co.,  Joseph  Scheer- 
er  &  Co.  proptrs,  SW  cor  Market  and  Ninth,  office 
22  Montgomery 

California  Bello-»vs  Manufacturing  Co., 
James  Campbell  superintendent,  32  Fremont 

California  Bible  Society,  Kev.  Frederic  E. 
Shearer  agent,  757  Market 

California  Boiler  Works,  Pretorious  &  Lemmer 
proptrs,  141-143  First 

California  Boot  and  Sboe  Co.,  manufacturers 
and  wholesale  dealers  boots  and  shoes,  615-617 
Dupont 

California  Boulevard,  Eoftanzi  &  Buzzlni  pro- 
prietors, NW  cor  California  and  Central  Av 

California  Brass  Woi-fcs,  Weed  &  Kingwell  pro- 
prietors, 125  First 

California  Brewery,  Henry  Schulte  proptr,  SE  cor 
Twenty-sixth  and  Army 

California  Brusli  Factory,  Figer  Brothers  pro- 
prietors, 615  Sacramento] 

California  Candy  Factory,  Schroder,  Albrecht  &  Co. 
proptrs,  224  Baftery 

California  Carpet  Beating  Machine,  Parker  Merrill 
proptr,  453  StevcHSon 

California  Central  Railway,  P.  W.  Johnson 
secretary,  office  702  Market 

California  Clieniical  WorUs,  John  Reynolds 
proprietor,  E  s  San  Bruno  Koad,  bet  Twenth-sev- 
enth  and  Twenty-eighth 

California  Chinese  Mission,  Rev.  W.  C.  Popd  superin- 
tendent, 5  Brcnham  PI 

California  Christian  Advocate  (weekly)  Rev.  B.  F. 
Crary  editor,  1041  Market 

California  Clironik  (weekly)  Fr.  Hess  &  Co.  pub- 
lishers and  proprietors,  409  Bush 

California  Cigar  Box  Co.  (Charles  A.  Hooper,  Moses 
P.  Hubbard  and  George  W.  Hooper)  N  s  Berry,  bet 
Third  and  Fourth 

California  Cleaning  and  Dyeing  Office,  Charles  J. 
Holmes  proptr,  422  Bush 

California  Cloak  and  Suit  Manufacturing 
Co.,  Charles  Mayer  proprietor,  569  Market  and 
145  Post 

California  Collection  Co.,  Jeremiah  Sullivan  manager, 
520  Kearny 

California  College  of  Pharmacy,  Emlen  Painter  presi- 
dent, Frederick  Grazer  secretary,  SW  cor  Folsom 
and  Sixth 

California  Concentration  Co.,  S.  D.  Rogers  secretary, 
328  Montgomery,  room  16 

California  Corset  Co.,  S.  Rosenfeld  proptr,  539  Market 

California  Cracker  Co.,  Adolph  Weske  presi- 
dent, George  Edmunds  secretary  and  treasurer, 
James  Dunn  superintendent,  NW  cor  Broadway 
and  Battery,  branch  depot  206-208  Sacramento 


California  Cream  Tartar  Works,  D.  Cardaire  &  Co. 

proptrs,  310-314  Townsend 
California  Dairy,  William  Hall  proptr,  France  Av,  bet 

Mission  and  San  Bruno  Road 
California  Deniokrat,  Fr.  Hess  &  Co.  publishers 

and  proprietors,  409-413  Bush 
California  Distillery  (Antioch)  Jost  &  Adler  pro- 
prietors, 321  Battery 
California  District  Telegraph,   M.  L.  Mowry 

manager,  222  Montgomery 
California  Door  Co.,  S.   S.  Hinkley  secretary,  44-48 

Market 
California  Dry  DockCo. ,  Oliver  Eldridge  presi- 
dent, William  C.  Gibbs  secretary,  J.  G.   Cousins 

superintendent,  docks  foot  Bryant  and  Spear,  and 

Hunter's  Point,  and  proprietors  Mission    Rock 

Warehouse',  office  318  California,  room  3 
California  Elastic  Truss  Co.,  Walter  J.  Home 

proprietor,  office  702  Market 
California  Electric  Gas  Lighting  Co.,   A.  J. 

Bryant  president,  J.  W.  Pew  secretary,  office  22 

Kearny 
California  Electric  laight  Co. ,   George  H.  Roe 

secretary, 224-226  Jessie 
California  Electrical  Works,    M.   Greenwood 

president,  Andrew  White  secretary,  35  Market 
California    Excelsior    Manufacturing    Co. 

(J.  Spaulding  &  Co.)  355-357  Tehama 
California  Farmer  (weekly)  Warren  &   Co.   proptrs, 

1021  Market 
California    Farmers'    Mutual    Fire    Insurance    Co., 

310  Pine,  room  8 
California  Fast  Freight  Line,  H.  P.  Stanwood  agent,  2 

New  Montgomery 
California  Flre^vorks  Factory,  Steele,  Elder  & 

Co.  proprietors,  factory   South   S.  F.,   office  204 

Front 
California  Flour  Mill,  C.  R.  Splivalo proprietor, 

cor  Sixth  and  Berry,  office  415  Battery 
California  Freie  Prelse  (German  weekly)   C.  D. 

F.  Giitschow  editor,  518  Sacramento 
California  Fui'niture  Manufacturing  Co. , 

N.  P.  Cole  president,  S.   Merrill  treasurer,  B.  P. 

Moore  secretary,  manufacturers,  importers,  whole- 
sale and  retail  dealers  furniture,  220-226  Bush 
California  Fuse  Association,  James  B.  Merritt 

manager,  35  Market 
California  Fuse  Works,  James  Eva  &  Co.  proptrs,  cor 

Fourteenth  and  Channel 
California    Glass    Bending    and    Cutting 

Works,    Samuel    E.   Hopper    proprietor,    39  J^ 

Fremont 
California  Glass  Works,  William  D.   Loos  president, 

Lewis  W.  Frisbie  sec,  cor  Utah  and  Alameda 
California  Glove  Co.,  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin  pro- 

prietors,  585  Market 
California    Glue    Works,  M.   Holje   proptr,    E  s     De 

Haro,  bet  Sixteenth  and  El  Dorado 
California  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Mono   Co.,  Cal.)    E,  F. 

Stone  secretary,  306  Pine,  room  3 
California  Grocer  (semi-monthly)   California  Grocer 

Publishing  Co.,  publishers  and  proptrs,  16  Front 
California   Grocer  Publishing  Co.,   publishers    and 

proptrs  California  Grocer,  16  Front 
California  Hosiery  Co.,  John  A.  Swenarton  manager, 

111  Sansome 
California  Hotel,  Plnson  &  Mictaaud  proprietors, 

210  Montgomery  Av 
California  House,  Somaly,  Schneider  &  Co.   pro- 
prietors, 624-626  California 
California  Illustrat«d  Spirit  of  the  Times, 

Marcus  D.  Boruck  publisher  and  proprietor,  621 

Sansome 
California  Insurance    Co.    (fire    and    marine) 

Caspar  T.  Hopkins  president,  318  California 
California  Iron  and  Steel  Co.,  402  Front 
California  Italian  Paste   Co.    (C.  R.  Splivalo) 

415  Battery 
California  Je'welry  Co.   (Herman  Levison,  John 

T.  Bonestell  and  Gustave  Marcus)   manufacturers 

and  importers  jewelry,  watches  and  silverware, 

134  Sutter 
California  Je-»velry   Factory,    Wenzel,    Roth- 
schild &  Hadeiifeldt  ijroprietors,  9  Hardie  PI 
California     Journal    (weekly)    Huefner    &    Kayser, 

proptrs,  802  Montgomery 
California  Kindling  and   Firewood  Mnfg  Co.,  Charles 

H.  Piatt  proptr.  Berry,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
California  Last  Factory,   William    H.   Wing    &    Co. 

proptrs,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN&  CO.,  Jewelers,  rJ 


offer  Goods  Lower  than  any  House 

this  city.        119   Montgomery  St. 


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California  Laundry,  Ferguson  &  Biggy  proptrR,  S  8 
Stevenson,  bet  New  Montgomery  and  Second 

California  liine  Clipper  Ships  from  New  York, 
Williams,  Dimond  it  Co.  agents,  202  Market 

California  Machine  Factory,  Figer  Brotliers 
proprietors.  615  Sacramento 

California  Machine  Works,  William  H.  Birch 
proprietor,  119  Beale 

California  Market,  Thomas  Brown  Buperintend- 
ent,  from  Califox-nia  to  Pine,  bet  Kearny  and 
Montgomery 

California  Marriage  Endowment  Assn  (The)  Thomas 
O.  Toland  president,  I.  M.  King  secretary,  324 M 
Montgomery 

California  Mills,  Beane  &  Parrish  proptrs,  415-417 
Mission 

California  Millwright  Works,  John  Hammond proi)tr, 
NW  cor  Beale  and  Mission 

California  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 
C.  P.  Gordon  secretary,  23  Nevada  Block 

California  Mining  Investn\ent  Co.  (Plumas  Co.,  Cal.) 
A.  Halsey  secretary,  32S  Montgomery,  room  7 

California  Necktie  Factory,  Albert  M.  Joel  proptr, 
506  Market 

California  Northern  Railroad,  William  Corcoran  re- 
ceiver, 526  Kearny,  room  7 

California  Oil  Refining  Co.,  J.  O.  Klewisch  proptr, 
2212  Taylor  and  935  Montgomery  Av 

California  Oil  Works,  Haycock,  Tallant  & 
Cotton  proprietors,  NW  cor  Main  and  Folsom 

California  Pacific  Railroad  Co.,  Ricberd  P. 
Hammond  president,  J.  O.  B.  Gunn  secretary, 
office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townseud,  steamer  and 
freight  depot,  foot  of  Market 

California  Paint  Co.,  Tyler  Beach  president, 
George  H.  Beach  secretary,  manufacturers  Averill 
Mixed  Paint,  office  419  Jackson 

California  Paper  Bag  Co.  (Santa  Clara  Co.) 
McCormick  &  Delano  agents,  109  California 

California  Paper  Co.,  Egbert  Judson  president, 
Eugene  T.  Cooper  secretary,  office  4  California, 
mills,  Stockton,  Cal.  * 

California  Patron  (agricultural  weekly)  de- 
voted to  the  farm  and  the  grange,  published  by 
authority  State  Grange,  J.  V.  Webster  managing 
editor,  40  California,  room  8 

California  Pharmaceutical  Society,  and  College  of 
Pharmacy,  F.  Grazer  secretary,  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Dupont 

California  Piano  Manufacturing  Co., Walter  S.  Pierce 
secretary,  office  30  New  Montgomery,  factory  NE 
cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 

California  Pioneers  Society  of,  808  Mont- 
gomery 

California  Political  Record,  California  Politi- 
cal Record  Co.  publishers,  018  Sacramento 

California  Political  Record  Co.,  publishers 
California  Political  Record,  Donald  Bruce  mana- 
ger, 618  Sacramento 

California  Portland  Cement  Co.,  John  H.  Sayre  secre- 
tary, 330  Pine,  room  36 

Oalifornia  Pottery  and  Terra  potta  Co.  (East Oakland) 
William  li.  Stevens  agent,  NE  cor  Market  and 
Larkin 

California  Po^viler  Works  (Santa  Cruz,  Cal.) 
N.  G.  Kittle  president,  John  F.  Lohse  secretary, 
office  230  California 

California  Prison  Commission,  Rev.  James  Wood- 
worth  secretary,  1713  Stevenson 

California  Publishing;  Co.,  publishers  and 
proprietors  The  Californian,  408  California, 
room  3 

California  Ramie  Machine  and  Manufacturing'Co.,  H. 
C.  Hinraan  secretary,  411  California 

California  Refrigerator  and  Pork  Pack- 
ing Co.,  Albert  T.  Spotts  president,  office  727 
Fourth,  works  727-731  Fourth 

California  Rifle  Association,  Edward  J.  Smith  secre- 
tary, office  Nucleus  House,  room  7 

California  Savings  and  Loan  Society, 
David  Farquhar.'ioii  pr'sident,  1  Powell 

California  Silk  Manufacturing  Co.,  Rod- 
gers,  Meyer  &  Co.  propricturs,  factory  Eleventh 
Av,  nr  Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F.,  U.  R.  Yates  agent, 
office  and  salesroom,  585  Market 

California  Silver  and  Plated  AVure  Manu- 
factory, Robert  Sihaezlein  proprietor,  13  Trin- 
ity 

California  Society  for  the  Prevention  of 
Cruelty  to  Children,  614  Merchant 


California    Spring      Manufacturing    Co., 

Amos  S.  Warner  president,  Amasa  Eaton  secreta- 
ry, 147-149  New  Montgomery 

California  Staat«  Zeituiig  (weekly)  Fr.  Hess  & 
Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  409  Bush 

California  Star  Oil  Works  (Los  Angeles,  Cal.)  Ii.  D, 
Fisk  secretary,  402  Montgomery,  room  11 

California  State  Almanac  (German)  Philo 
Jacoby  publisher,  612  Commercial 

California  State  Democratic  Club,  630  Com- 
mercial 

California  State  Grange,  Amos  Adams  secretary,  40 
California 

California  State  Horticixltural  Society,  Edward  J. 
Wickson  secretary,  414  Clay 

California  State  Mining  Bureau  (museum) 
Henry  G.  Hauks  State  mineralogist,  Joseph  Per- 
kins secretary,  212  Sutter 

California  State  Women's  Hospital,  Mrs.  Helen  Hol- 
lings worth  matron,  N  s  Sacramento,  bet  Baker 
and  Lyon 

California  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  Thomas 
C.  Walker  president,  William  Martin  secretary, 
Washington  St.  Wharf 

California  Steam  Sausage  Factory,  "Winter  &  Falsing 
proptrs,  37  Main  . 

California  Street  Railroad  Co.,  Leland  Stan- 
ford presideut,  N.  T.  Smith  vice-president,  Thom- 
as W.  Hinchman  secretary,  office  and  depot  8E 
cor  California  and  Larkin 

California  Sugar  Refinery  (old)  SW  cor 
Eighth  and  Branuan  (new)  from  Nevada  to  Hum- 
boldt and  Louisiana  to  Maryland,  Claus  Spreckels 
Xjresident,  office  327  Market 

California  Teachers'  Agency,  Miss  Julia  M.  White 
proptr,  838  Market 

California  Tea  Co.,  L.  Lorenzen  manager,  314  Fourth 

California  Theatre,  N  s  Bush,  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont 

California  Tool  Works,  John  Weichhart  proptr,  143- 
145  Beale 

California  Transfer  Co.,  Hayes  &  Co.  proptrs,  office 
222  Montgomery,  freight  office  524  Davis 

California  Transportation  Co.,  Andrew  Nel- 
son president,  N.  Anderson  secretary,  office  NW 
cor  Jackson  and  East 

California  Trimming  Manufactory,  Wag- 
miiller  &  Roehrigs  proijrietors,  727  Market 

California  Tug  Boat  Co. ,  Joseph  H.  Redmond 
manager,  106  Steuart 

California  Type  Foundry,  511  Sansome 

California  Under«'riters'  Association,  C. 
A.  Laton  president,  A.  D.  Smith  secretary,  office 
312  California 

California  Vigor  it  Po-tvder  Co.,  English  & 
Wright  agents,  327  Pine 

California  Vinegar  Works,  Schammel,  Rey- 
nolds i^:  Co.  jjroprietors,  608  Lombard,  office  120 
Front 

California  Volcanic  Mineral  Water  Co.,  L.  Huerstel^ 
manager,  736  Howard 

California  Watch  and  Jewelry  Co.,  Larsen  &  Wilson 
agents,  '201  Kearny 

California  Wine  Cooperage,  Fulda  Brothers 
proprietors,  30-4J  Spear 

California  Wire  Works,  A.  S.  Hallidie  presi- 
dent, S.  Howard  secretary,  warerooms  6  California 

California  Women's  Social  Science  Association,  304 
Stockton 

California  Wool  Depot,  John  F.  Enox  propri- 
etor, 426  Townseud 

Californian  The  (monthly  magazine)  The  Cali- 
fornia Publishing  Go.  publishers  and  proprietors, 
408  California,  room  3 

Caligraph  (writing  machine)  A.  J.  Marsh  agent, 
502  W'ashington,  room  "20 

Calish  Edward  A.,  salesmnu,  r.  1411  Sacramento 

Calish  John  J.  (Christoiiher  &   Calish)  r.  1715  Larkin 

Calish  Raphael  S.,  expressman,  cor  Montgomery  Av 
and  Broadway,  r.  1411  Sacramento 

Calistlni  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  1427  Kearny 

Calistiui  Mateo,  r.  1427  Kearny 

Call  Francis,  laborer,  r.  54  Sacramento 

Call  John,  baker,  r.  6  Virginia 

Call  Jonas,  mining,  r.  1006  Leavenworth 

Call  M.,  laborer  Hapcock  it  Kelso 

Call  Morning  (daily  and  weekly)  S.  F.  Call  Co. 
publishers,  525  Montgomery,  editorial  rooms  517 
Clay,  branch  office  710  Market 

Callaghan  Bessie,  domestic  1219  Geary 


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HIItfCKI^EY,  SPIEKS  *  HAYES,  FlTIiTOlir  IRON  WORKS,  213  Fremont  Street. 
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Callaghan  B.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  814  Hayes 
Callaghan  C.  J.,  laborer,  r.  49 J^  Ritch 
Callaghan  Cornelius,  carpenter,  r.  132  Hickory  Av 
Callaglian  Daniel  (McCarthy  Brothere  &  Co.)  r. 

830  Eddy 
Callaghan    Dennis,    laborer,  r.  BW   cor  Masonic   and 

Santa  Bosa  Avs 
Callaghan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  242  Clementina 
Callaghan   Dennjs  J.,  shoemaker,   916    Montgomery, 

rear 
Callaghan  J.,  r.  305  Davis 
Callaghan  James,  foreman  North  Point  Dock  Grain 

Warehouse,  r.  331  Filbert 
Callaghan  James  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Kearny,  r.  317  Filbert 
Callaghan  James  J.,  heliaer  Risdon  Land  L.  Works,  r. 

7143^  Clementina 
Callaghan  James  O.,  salesman  J.  J.   O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 

231  Oak 
Callaghan  Jeremiah,  r.  1003  Devisadero 
Callaghan  Jeremiah,  driver  City   RR.,  r.  1831  Mission 
Callaghan  John,  doorkeeper  Bella  Union  Theatre,  r. 

728  Howard 
Callaghan  John,  hackman,  r.  133  Montgomery 
Callaghan  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  11><  Freelon 
Callaghan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  619  Second 
Callaghan  John,  property  man,  r.  636  Commercial 
Callaghan  John,  shoemaker,  r.  267  Stevenson 
Callaghan  John  D.,i)hy8ician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  852  FolsSm 
Callaghan  Joseph,  hat   presser  J.  M.  Forrest,  r.  132 

Fourth 
Callaghan  Katie  Miss,  ironer  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  714}^  Clementina 
Callaghan  Mary,  domestic  308  Sixth 
Callaghan  Mary  J.,  midwife,  r.  231  Oak 
Callaghan  Michael,  r.  444  Branuan 
Callaghan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  714}^  Clementina 
Callaghan  Michael,  speculator,  r.  305  Davis 
Callaghan   Miles  (Callaghan  &   Denahy)  r.  427   Stev- 
enson 
Callaghan  P.,  tinsmith  George  H.  Tay  &  Co. 
Callaghan  Peter,  stableman,  r.  59  Shipley,  rear 
Callaghan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  59  Shipley,  rear 
Callaghan  Thomas  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  918  Montgomery 
Callaghan  Timothy  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Bridget's  Church, 

r.  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Callaghan  &  Denahy  (Miles  Callaghan  and  Jeremiah 

Denahy)  liquors,  18  Sixth 
Callahan  Bernard,  engineer  Deming,  Palmer  &  Co., 

r.  22  Russ 
Callahan    Charles,     junk    dealer,    Humboldt    Wharf 

Warehouse,  r.  471   Jessie 
Callahan  Charles,  laborer,  r.  13  Merchant 
Callahan  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  410  Broadway 
Callahan   Cornelius,  butcher,  r.  NW  cor   Center  and 

Vermont 
Callahan  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Georgia  and 

Sierra 
.Callahan  Cornelius,  shoe  finisher,  r.  1912  Mission 
Callahan  Cornelius,  vegetable  wagon,  r.  2024  Filbert 
Callahan  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  51  Jessie 
Callahan  Daniel,  foreman    James   McDevitt,  r.   911 

.    Sansome 
Callahan   Daniel  T.,  physician,  oifice  1126  Mar- 
ket,  office   hours  1  to  3  and  8  to  9  P.  M.,  r.  1003 
Devisadero 
Callahan  David,  shoemaker,  shop  and  r.  274  Brannan 
Callahan  David,  printer,  r.  322  Fifth 
Callahan  Dennis,  engineer,  r.  410  Broadway 
Callahan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  54  Everett 
Callahan  Dennis  J.,  morocco  tannery,  SW  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Twenty-third,  r.  1029  York 
Callahan  Kdward,  boatman,  r.  616  Greenwich 
Callahan  Eugene,  boilermaker,  r.  261  First 
Callahan   Eugene,    laundryman   S.   F.   Laundry,   S  s 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Callahan  Elizabeth  A.  Miss,  r.  410  Broadway 
Callahan  Felix,  miner,  r.  207  Clara 
Callahan  Frank,  carrier  The  Guide,  r.  1912  Mission, 

rear 
Callahan  F.  W.,  cooper,  r.  338  Shipley 
Callahan    George,    boatman,    Meiggs   Wharf,   r.   616 

Greenwich 
Callahan  George,  seaman,  r.  17  Sherwood  PI 
Callahan  Harry,  apprentice  William   T.  Garratt,  r.  10 

Russ 
Callahan  Hugh,  r.  471  Jessie 
Callahan  James,  chief  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 
Callahan  James  H.,  gasfitter,  r.  1103  Montgomery 


Callahan  James,  laborer,  r.  1  Polk 
Callahan  Jeremiah,  ship  painter,  r.  14}^  Garden 
Callahan  John,  fruit  peddler,  r.  1032  Treat  Av 
Callahan  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Twenty-ninth,  nr  Castro 
Callahan  John,  laborer,  r.  1  White 
Callahan  John,  laborer,  r.  19  Hermann 
Callahan  John,  pedestrian,  r.  1137  Mission 
Callahan  John,  ship  painter,  r.  647  Mission 
Callahan  John,  shoemaker  Joseph  Lucier,  r.  17  La8- 

kie 
Callahan  John  J.,  manager  skating  rink  Woodward's 

Gardens,  r.  14  Ridley 
Callahan  John   J.,   ship  painter,   407   Spear,  r.  14}<^ 

Garden 
Callahan  John  L.,  operator  Levy,  Diamant,  Oppen- 

heimer  k  Co.,  r.  410  Broadway 
Callahan  John  Q.,  shoecutter,  r.  616  Greenwich 
Callahan  Joseph,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  616 

Greenwich 
Callahan  Julia,  domestic  1112  Larkin 
Callahan  Kell,  longshoreman,  r.  617  3^  Ellis,  rear 
Callahan  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  321  Minna 
Callahan  Mary,  domestic  321  Minna 
Callahan  Mary,  domestic  902  O'Farrell 
Callahan  Mary,  domestic  1316  Van  Ness  Av 
Callahan  Mary  Miss,  packer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 

Works 
Callahan  Mary,  widow,  r.  1  White 
Callahan  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Clement  Grammar 

School,  r.  712  Golden  Gate  Av 
Callah&u  Matthias  B..  trader,  r.  712  Golden  Gate  Av 
Callahan  Michael,  r.  439  Sixth 
Callahan  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Callahan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Callahan  Nellie,  domestic  NE  cor  T*enty-fourth  and 

Chattanooga 
Callahan  O.,  r.  340  Seventh 

Callahan  Patrick,  expressman,  cor  Fremont  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  123  Chattanooga 
Callahan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2317  Larkin 
Callahan  Richar^,  shoemaker,  r.  1131  Columbia 
Callahan  Robert,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Callahan  Thomas,  hotbedman  Pac.   Rolling  Mills,  r. 

1131  Columbia 
(Jallahan  Thomas,  laborer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 

Works 
Callahan  Thomas,  laundryman  La  Gande  Laundry,  E  s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Fulsom 
Callahan  Thomas  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  410  Broadway 
Callahan  Thomas  J.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r. 

825  Harrison 
Callahan  Timothy,  horseshoer  Owen  Rowan,  r.  621 

Ellis,  rear 
Callahan  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  1  White 
Callahan  Timothy,  tanner,   r.  W  s  Sau  Bruno  Road, 

nr  Twenty-seventh 
Callahan  William,  laborer,  r.  1131  Columbia 
Callahan    William,   washer    Thomas     Kelly,    r.    616 

Greenwich 
Callahan  William,  apprentice  William  Hawkins,  r.  22 

Russ 
Callahan  William  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  616  Greenwicli 
»y  Callahan.     See  Callaghan 
Callan  Daniel,  wood  and  coal,  1023  Harrison 
Callan  Michael,  marblepolisher,  r.410  Twenty-ninth 
Callan  Robert,  sawjer,  r.  112  Steuart 
Callan  Thomas  (Callan  &  Barry)  and  liquor  saloon, 

208  Bush,  r.  210  Grove 
Callan  Thomas  N.,  drygoods,  34  Fourth,  r.  129  Silver 
Callan   &   Barry   (Thomas   Callan  and  James  Barry) 

liquor  saloon,  610  Montgomery 
Callauder  William,  driver  Mrs.  A.  E.  Swain 
Callaiidrean  Jules,  physician,  office  and  r.  1234 

Stockton 
Callane  Timothy,  cabinetmaker,  r.  778  Bryant 
Callaran  John,  fireman,  r.  565  Howard 
Callaway  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  24  Park  Av 
CalUly  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  274  Minna 
Callely  Fannie,  nurse,  1900  Franklin 
Oallely  James  J.,  sheetiron  worker,  r.  632  Howard 
Callely  Mary,  domestic  426  Eddy 
Callely  Mary  Miss,  shoelitter,  r.  274  Minna 
Callender  Henry  A.,  jewelor.  10  Stockton,  r.  311  Turk 
Callender  .Tohii  F. ,  shippainter  and  general  ship 

jobber,  5  Broadway 
Callett  J.  C,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1607  Cali- 

fornia 
Calleve  Charles,  cook,  r.  722  Broadway,  rear 
Callinan  John,  barber,  163  Second,  r.  26  Tehama 
Callinau  William,  policeman,  r.  515  Taylor 


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Callingham  W.  J.  (W.  J.  Calliugham  &  Co.)  r.  2632 
California 

CaUin^fUum  W.  J.  «&  Co.  (W.  J.  Callingham) 
general  agents  South  British  and  National  Fire 
and  Marine  Insurance  Cos.  of  New  Zealand,  City 
of  London  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (limited)  (of  Lon- 
don) and  Standard  Marine  Insurance  Co.  (limited) 
(of  Liverpool)  213  SanBome 

Callow  Charles,  r.  1C9  Perry 

Callsen  Anuie,  widow,  r.  1435  Pacific 

Callsen  Frederick,  miner,  r.  1435  Pacific 

Callsen  Peter,  weaver,  r.  141*5  Pacific 

Callundan  Chri.stian  F„  special  policeman,  r.  15  Sixth 

Callundan  Ferdinand  H.,  bookkeeper  Mattoon  & 
Dauglada,  r.  15  Sixth 

Calhmdan  William  F.,  candymaker,  r.  Nucleus  House 

Calmann  Adolph,  chemist  J.  Schwalbe  &  Co.,  r.  340 
Minna 

Calmann  Julius,  shoecntter,  r.  3i0  Minna 

Calmann  Rudolph,  bill  distributor,  r.  340  Minna 

Calnan  Daniel  (Calnan  &  Donegan)  r.  537  Stevenson 

Calnan  Daniel,  teamster,  r.  814  Mission 

Calnan  John  J.  (Tillman  &  Calnan)  r.  Sixth,  bet 
Bryant  and  Brannan 

Calnan  Timothy,  starcher  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Calnan  &  Donegan  (  Daniel  Calnan  and  John  J.  Done- 
gan) wood  and  coal,  10'23  Harrison 

Calonge  Francois,  glassx^olisher,  r.  724  Filbert 

Calori  Antonio,  carpenter,  r.  9  Union  PI 

Calsen  Henry,  seaman,  r.  409  Drumm 

Calsing  Amelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  437  Sixth 

Calsing  Martin,  engineer  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  437 
Sixth 

Calsing  William,  carriagesmith,  r.  437  Sixth 

Calugcraz  B.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Calvary  Cemetery,  St.  Joseph's  Av,  bet  Gearv  and 
Turk 

Calvary  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev.  John  Hemphill 
pastor,  NW  cor  Geary  and  Powell 

Calvert  Carmen,  widow,  r.  18  Bernard 

Calvert  Henry  W.,  agent  S.  P.  RR.,  Ocean  View 
Station 

Calvert  John,  contractor,  r.  812  Hyde  . 

Calvert  Jolin,  druggist  and  apothecary,  NW  cor 
Fourth  and  Howard 

Calvert  John  L.,  foreman  varnisher  West  Coast  Fur- 
niture C^o.,  r.  18  Bernard 

Calvert  William,  dentist,  office  and  r.  209  Geary 

Calvert  William  B.  (J.  W.  Gendar  &  Co.)  and  corres- 
pondent Castle  Brothers  &  Loupe,  r.  209  Geary 

Calvin  Eugene,  canvasser,  r.  E  6  Gunnison  Av,  nr 
PrecitaPl,B.  H. 

Calvin  John  J.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  814  Mis- 
sion 

Calway  Nellie,  dressmaker,  r.  2<;0  Eighth 

Camajauo  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Camaria  Carlos,  laborer,  r.  9  Gaven,  rear 

Camarinos  Demetrio,  fruit,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Powell, 
r.  428  Powell 

Caniazzi  Antonio,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  fi27  Commercial 

Cambernous  Alexander,  cooper,  r.  1901  Dupont 

Cambernous  Peter,  peddler,  r.  California  Av,  nr  May- 
flower, San  Bruno  Road,  B.  H. 

Cambet  Pierre,  ironer  Model  Laundry,  r.  2923  Califor- 
nia 

Cambiaggio  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Camblein  David  A.,  clerk  Sroufe  &  McCrum,  r.  315 
Jones 

Camblong  Margaret  Miss,  with  Mrs.  Elodie  Cotte,  r. 
411  Geary 

Camblos  Frank  Jr.,  lettcrcarrier  Post  Office,  r.  703 
Stockton 

Cambra  F.  J.,  barber,  r.  512  Bush 

Cambrian  Hull,  1133  Mission 

Cambridge  Archibald  (White,  Grey  &  Co.)  r.  317  Stock- 
ton 

Cambridge  House,  Mrs.  S.  A.  Moore  proptr,  .501  Post 

Cambuston  Gabriele  Seuora, teacher  Spanish,  Zeitska's 
Institute,  r.  922  Post 

Camden  C'.  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  515^  Bush 

Camera  Nicholas  M.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  915  Montgom- 
ery 

Camera  Pietro,  boots  and  shoes,  620  Broadway,  r.  32 
Hinckley 

Camerdeu  Michael  Mrs.,  widow,  dairy,  S  Golden  Gate 
Park,  nr  Hercules  Powder  Works 

Camerden  William,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park,  r.  S 
Golden  Gate  Park,  nr  Hercules  Powder  Works 


Cameron  Agnes  Miss,  dyeing,  cleaning,  stamping  and 

embroidering,  116  }<;  Taylor 
Cameron  Angus  (Cameron  &  Hull)  r.  2210  Steiner 
Cameron  Annie  M.,  domestic  712  Post 
Cameron  Archibald  B.,  carpenter,  r.  732  Ivy  Av 
Cameron  C,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Cameron  Christina  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  100 M  Second 
Cameron  Daniel,  shipwriglit,  r.  110  Twelfth 
Cameron  Daniel  F.,  printer,  r.  116  Twelfth 
Cameron  Eliza  H,  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1780  Folsom 
Cameron  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  312  Beale 
Cameron  Emma  S.  Miss,  r.  229  Geary 
Cameron  George,  r.  120  Eighth 
Cameron  George,  r.  519  Mission 
Cameron  George,  cook,  r.  10  Berry 
Cameron  George,  paper  carrier,  r.  82  Everett 
Cameron  Hattie,  widow,  r.  824  Folsom 
Cameron  Hugh,  brassfinisher,  r.  1780  Folsom 
Cameron  Hugh  M.,  book  agent,  S.F.  Chronicle  Build- 
ing, r.  9  Mariposa 
Cameron  James,  blacksmith,  2109  Polk 
Cameron  James,  cook,  r.  13  Sixth 
Cameron  James,  gardener,  801  Sutter 
Cameron  James,  woodturner,  r.  2  Middle 
Cameron  James  A.,  lithographer,  r.  2  Middle 
Cameron  James  G.,  painter,  r.  2022  Folsom 
Cameron  James  S.,  patternmaker,  r.  519  Folsom 
Cameron  John,  clerk,  r.  832  Mission 
Cameron  John,  machinist   Union  Iron  Works,  r.  2210 

Steiner 
Cameron  John  G.,  first  officer  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Cameron  John  W.,  salesman  Code,  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  449 

Jessie 
Cameron  Julia,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  3  Geary  PI 
Cameron  Lincoln,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  1780  Folsom 
Cameron  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  1234  Bush 
Cameron   Mining   Co.   (Los   Angeles   Co.,  Cal.)    J.  F. 

Mahoney  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  10 
Cameron  Ralph,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Waller,  nr  Stanyan 
Cameron  Robert  D.,  carriagemaker,  r.  1780  Folsom 
Cameron  Thomas  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  1780  Folsom 
Cameron  William,  r.  1163^  Taylor 
Cameron    William,    actor    Adelphi    Theatre,   r.    140 

Fourth 
Cameron  William,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  542 }j  Fol- 
som 
Cameron  William,  miner,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Cameron  William  H.,  assistant  cashier  S.F.  Chronicle, 

r.  2  Middle 
Cameron  <&  Hall  (Angus  Cameron  and  George  L. 
Hull)  wood  turners  and  scroll  sawyers,  409  Mission 
Games  Peter,  laundry,  150  Shipley 
Cameto  Laurent,  wheelwright,  r.  2016  Stockton 
Camille  Henry,  teamster,  r.  Vallejo,  bet  Powell   and 

Stockton 
Camilloni  G.  &  Co.  (Giuseppe  Camilloni)  fish  dealers, 

5  Clay  Street  Market 
Camilloni    Giuseppe    (G.    Camilloni    &    Co.)   r.  520 

Vallejo 
Caminata  Gio   Battista,  Garibaldi   Guard.  423  Broad- 
way 
Camioni  Pascal,  restaurant,  1126  Dupont 
Camnitzer  Max,  clerk  Sol.  Hirshfeld,  r.  538  Jessie 
Camous  Andre,  locksmith,  436  Bush 
Camozsi  C,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 
Camp  Alice  Miss,  r.  4  Essex  PI 
Camp  Edward  W.,  driver  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  22  O'Farrell 
Camp  James  M.,  carriage  trimmer,  r.  311)^  Elm  Av 
Camp   Mining  and  Water  Co.  (El  Dorado   Co.,  Cal.) 

W.  A.  Beal  secretary,  814  Sansoiue 
Camp  T.  B.,  with  E.  A.  Dakiu,  320  Sansome 
Camp  Theodore  E.,  tinner,  r.  1519  Pine 
B£?"  Camp.     See  Campe  and  Kamp 
Campaua  Angelo,  finsmith,  r.  906  Pacific,  rear 
Campana  Autonio,  tinsmith,  r.  3  Caroline  PI 
Campana  Davido,  tinsmith,  r.  1837  Dupont,  rear 
Campana  E.  S.,  r.  843  Pacific 
Campana  John,  tinsmith,  r.  3  Caroline  PI 
Campana   Peter  S.,  waiter  Periul   &    Ferini,   r.   843 

Pacific 
Campana  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  906  Pacific,  rear' 
Campbell  A.  «&  H.  C.  (Alexander  Sr.  and  Henry  C. 
Campbell)  attorneys  at  law.  530  California,  rooms 
9-13 
Campbell  A.,  teamster  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Campbell  A.  J.,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Campbell  Alexander,  real  estate  agent,  640  Mar- 
ket, r.  Brunswick  House 


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PBOTOeRAPHER.  836  MARKET  NT. 

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256 


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Campbell  Alexander,  stevedore,  r.  921  Battery 

Campbell  Alexander  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  17  Stevenson 
Building,  r.  558M  Natoma 

Campbell  Alexander  Sr.  (A.  &  H.  C.  Campbell)  r. 
Orchard,  nr  Telegraph  Av,  Oakland 

Campbell  Alexander  J.,  foreman  job  room  George  H. 
Tay  &  Co.,  r.  1134  J^  Bryant 

Campbell  Amy  T.  Miss,  assistant  North  Cosmopolitan 
Grammar  School,  r.  1220  Jackson 

Campbell  Ann,  widow,  r.  504  Union 

Campbell  Annie,  r.  1018  Geary 

Campbell  Annie  Miss,  r.  952  Howard  ' 

Campbell  Annie  B.  Miss,  assistant  Irving  Primary 
School,  r.  1220  Jackson 

Campbell  Bella  Miss,  r.  764  Mission 

Campbell  Bernard,  clerk  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Campbell  Catherine,  widow,  r.  W  s  Clara  Av,  nr  Sev- 
enteenth 

Campbell  Charles,  freight  inspector  C.  P.  RE.,  r.  36 
South  Park 

Campbell  Charles,  harnessmaker,  r.  1055}^  Folsom 

Campbell  Charles,  porter,  r.  787  Mission 

Campbell  Charles,  sawyer,  r.254  Spear 

Campbell  Charles  H.,  r.  1809  Taylor 

Campbell  diaries  P.,  secretary  Clay  St.  RR.,  r. 
1220  Jacksbn 

Campbell  Colin  (Campbell  &  Sanderson)  r.  Orchard, 
nr  Telegraph  Av,  Oakland 

Campbell  Colin  F.  W.,  clerk  N.  P.  C.  RR.,  r.  801  Leav- 
enworth 

Campbell  Cornelia  E.  Miss,  assistant  Greenwich  St. 
Primary  School,  r.  139  Fourth 

Campbell  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  24  Minna,  rear 

Campbell  David  W.,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1314 
Polk 

Campbell  Donald  Y..  clerk  Charles  P.  Eells,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Campbell  Douglass  W.,  wireworker,  r.  523  Minna 

Campbell  Duncan,  stevedore,  r.  1304  Montgomery 

Campbell  Edward,  leadroller  Shot  Tower,  r.  SE  cor 
Howard  and  First 

Campbell  Edwin  R.,  editor  Hotel  Gazette,  518  Sacra- 
mento, r.  427  Francisco 

Campbell  Eliza,  widow,  r.  129  Townsend 

Campbell  Eliza,  widow,  r.  603  Pine 

Campbell  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  521  Geary 

Campbell  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  645  Folsom 

Campbell  Emanuel,  laborer,  r.  26  Eddy 

Campbell  Felix,  laborer,  r.  1613  Turk 

Campbell  Frank,  gardener,  r.  705  Dolores 

Campbell  Frank,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 

Campbell  Frank,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Campbell  George  (Dickson,  De  Wolf  &  Co.)  r.  England 

Campbell  George,  gardener,  r.  569  Harrison 

Campbell  George,  hardware,  r.  523  Montgomery  Av 

Campbell  George,  with  Ichi  Ban,  r.  202  Stockton 

Campbell  George  D..  clerk  William  H.  Fitield,  r.  1109 
Post 

Campbell  George  J.,  salesman  Son  Bros.,  r.  951  Mis- 
sion 

Campbell  George  W.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co., 
r.  312  Filbert 

Campbell  Gilbert,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1434  Turk 

Campbell  Henry,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 

Campbell  Henry  C.  (A.  &  H.  C.  Campbell)  and 
attorney  S.  F.  Savings  Union,  530  California,  r. 
Saucelito 

Campbell  Hugh,  tanner,  r.  529  Valencia 

Campbell  J.  Alexander,  salesman  Tubbs  &  Co.,  r.  7 
Seymour  Av 

Campbell  James,  carpenter  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  312  Thirteenth 

Campbell  James,  confectionery  and  stationery,  243 
Fourth 

Campbell  James,  cooi)er,  r.  Ill  Vallejo 

Campbell  Jame.t,  longshoreman,  r.  4  Zoe  PI 

Campbell  James   Rev.,  r.  623  Howard 

Campbell  James,  seaman,  r.  405  Natoma 

Campbell  James,  fiuperiutendeut  California  Bel- 
lows Manufacturing  Co. ,.32  Fremout.r.  521  Frank- 
lin 
Campbell  James,  currier  Buckingham  &  HecUt,  r.  5 

Gerniania 
Campbi^ll  James,  wagonmakcr,  r.  33  Eddy 
Campbell  James  A.  (N.  Gray  &   Co.)  r.  710  California 
Campbell  James  A.,  calker,  r.  73  Natoma 
Campbell  James  D.,  cook,  r.  14  Cleaveland 
Campbell  James  F.,  r.  424  Minna 

Campbell  James  G.,  second  cook  P.  M.  SS.  South  Car- 
olina 


Campbell  James  H.,  amalgamator,  r.  52  South  Park 
Campbell  James  H.,  dairyman  J.  W.  Goodhue,  r.  1505 

Buchanan 
Campbell  James  J.,  gilder  Morris  &  Kennedy,  r.  513 

Minna 
Campbell  James  W.  H.,  grain  and  shipping  merchant, 

r.  816  Lombard 
Campbell  Johanna,  widow,  r.  113  Vallejo,  rear 
Camx)bell  John,  r.  321  Pacific 
Campbell  John,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 
Campbell    John,   bookkeeper  Pope   &  Talbot,  r.  312 

Braunan 
Campbell  John,  butler  General  McDowell,  U.  S.  Mil- 
itary Reservation,  Black  Point 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  r.  630  Brannan 
Campbell  John,  fireman,  r.  418  Brannan 
Campbell  John,  glassman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  81  Steven- 
son 
Campbell  John,   machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  5B(i  Folsom 
Campbell  John,  morocco  dresser,  r.  947  Folsom 
Campbell  John,  with  Central  Gas  Co.,  r.  710  O'Farrell 
Campbell  John,  porter,  r.  1428  Pacific 
Campbell  John,  with  John  Duris,  r.  545  First 
Campbell  John,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 

229  Eleventh 
Cami^bell   John   F.,  shoemaker,  r.  228  Sixteenth,  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Campbell  John  J.,  boilermaker,.r.  947  Folsom 
Campbell  John  J.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  Commer- 
cial Hotel 
Campbell  John  J.,  salesman  McKenua  &  Greany,  r.  31 

Rausch 
Campbell  John  J.   C,  salesman  W.  S.  Pierce,  r.  636 

Post 
Campbell  John  M.,  teamster  Henry  Kissane,  r.  158 

Shipley 
Campbell  John  S.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  Day,  r.  1912 

Steiner 
Campbell  John  W.,  tinsmith,  r.  1134}^  Bryant 
Campbell  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  19  Virginia 
Campbell  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  South  Park  House 
Campbell   Joseph  T.,  toll  collector  Clay  St.  Wharf,  r. 

Oakland 
Campbell  Lewis  A.,  clerk  Alexander   Campbell  Jr., 

17  Stevenson  Building 
Campbell  Louis,  r.  81  Stevenson 
Campbell  M.,  r.  134  Fourth 
Campbell    Margaret,  widow,  r.  440  Twenty-second, 

rear 
Campbell  Mary,  domestic  127  Diamond 
Campbell  Mary,  domestic  1215  Sutter 
Campbell  Mary,  widow,  r.  N  s  Kansas,  bet  Humboldt 

and  Nevada 
Campbell  Mary  J.,  nurse  1717  Van  Ness  Av 
Campbell  Mary  S.  Mrs.,  r.  706  Lombard 
Campbell  M.  C.,  carpenter,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Campbell  Murdoch,  shipwrights', calkers'  and  joiners' 

tools,  7  Steuart.  r.  201  Turk 
Campbell  Patrick  E.,  liqvior  saloon,  225  Third 
Campbell  Patterson  A.,   president   Golden  Age 

Mill  Co.,  717-721  Battery,  r,  1108  Bush 
Campbell  Peter,  blacksmith,  r.  13  Geneva 
Campbell  Peter  H.,  assistant  superintendent  Clay  St. 

RR.,  r.  1220  Jackson 
Campbell  Philip,  r  513  Minna 
Campbell  Ralph,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
Campbell  Richard,  laborer,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Campbell   Robert,  boilermaker,  r.  24  Oak  Grove  Av, 

rear 
Campbell  Ruth  G.  Miss,  assistant  Washington  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1220  Jackson 
Campbell   Samuel,  peddler,  r.  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

County  Line 
Cau)pbell    Samuel   G.,  traveling  salesman  Murphy, 

Grant  .t  Co.,  r.  10  Middle 
Campbell  Samuel  J.,  butcher,  r.  45}^  Bitch 
Campbell  Sarah,  domestic  907  Pine 
Campbell  Sarah,  domestic  1418  Post 
Campbell  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  5.55  Jessie 
Campbell   Sarah,  widow,   fruits   and   vegetables,  211 

Sixth 
Campbell    Shadrick  M.   A.,  steward  Hose   No.  1,  8. 

F.  F.  D.,  r.  112  Jackson 
CamiDbell  Sophia,  widow,  r.  523  Jklinna,  rear 
Campbell  Stejjhen  D. ,  engineer,  r.  133  Thirteenth 
Campbell  Thomas,  blacksmith.  268  Urauuan 
Campbell  Thomas,  helper  Kisdou  I.  and  L.  Works 
Campbell  Thomas,   laborer  wai-ehouse  dept  Custom 

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Campbell  Thomas,  wool  scourer,  r.  448  Dolores 
Campbell  Thomas  J.,  bricklayer,  r.  W  8  Clara  Av,  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Campbell  Vernon,  secretary  California   Savings 

and  Loan  Society,  1  Powell,  r.  312  Branuan 
Campbell  Walter  C,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  1820  Turk 
Campbell  Walter  Q.,  clerk  Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co.,r. 

1703  Polk 
Campbell   William,  clerk   Baker  &   Hamilton,  r.  513 

Minna 
Campbell  William  H.,  i:arpenter,  Ss  Point  Lobos  Av, 
bet  Johnson  and  Henderson  Avs,  r.  Odd  Fellows' 
Cemetery 
Campbell  William   H.,  importing    and  commission 

merchant,  402  Front,  r.  ij28  Twenty-third 
Campbell   William   H.,  watchman   C.  P.  RR.,  r.  941 

Howard 
Campbell  William  H.  Jr.,  clerk   A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.cor  Washington  and  Devisadero 
Campbell   William   S. ,  notary  public   and   commis- 
sioner of  deeds,  501  Montgomery,  r.  113  Powell 
Campbell  William   W.,  clerk  shipping  dept  Falkner, 

Bell  &  Co.,  r.  1612  California 
Campbell  W.  M.,  cabinet  maker  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r. 

Oakland 
Campbell   &   Sanderson.    (Colin   Campbell  and 
Austin  A.  Sanderson)  attorneys   at  law,  530  Cali- 
fornia, room  13 
Campe  Camille,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

78  Clementina 
Campe  Charles  J.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  113  Vir- 
ginia 
Campe  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Te- 
hama and  Second,  r.  306  Tehama 
^ampe  Harry  M.,  shipping  clerk  Meyer  Bros.  &  Co.,r. 

104  Twelfth 
Campe  Henry,  fireman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  17  Gar- 
den 
Campe  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  337  Third,  and 

SE  cor  Howard  and  Twelfth,  r.  104  Twelfth 
KF'Campe.     See  Camp  and  Kamp 

Campes  Joaquin  D.,  expressman,  NE  cor  Drumm  and 
Clay,  r.  Wood,  bet  Laurel   Hill  and  Point  Lobos 
Av 
Campfield  Frederick,  compositor,  r.  Branch  House 
Campi's  Restaurant,  Natal:  Giamboni  proprietor, 

531-533  Clay 
Campini  Eugene,  millser,  r.  2221  Greenwich 
Campini  Manfred,  waiter,  r,  1323  Stockton 
Campion  Benjamin  W.,  attorney  at  law  Frank  G.  New- 
lands,  r.  222  Turk 
Campion  Edward,  laborer,  r.  921  Post,  rear 
Campion   Henry,  polisher  La  Grande  Laundry,   E  b 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Campion  John,  sawyer,  r.  518  Fourth 
Campion  Michael,  laundryman,  r.  518  Fourth 
Campion  Thomas,  teaiuhter,  r.  io20}i  Post 
Campmas  Frederick,  laundryman,  r.  818  Geary 
Campmas  Pauline  Mrs.,  laundress  Reymond  &  Faure, 

r.  818  Geary 
Campo  Henry,  hostler  General  McDowell.  Black  Point 
Campo  John,  porter  General  McDowell,   Black   Point 
Campodonico  Carlo,  Italian  Ben.   Soc,  423   Washing- 
ton 
Campidonico  Emanuel,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broad- 
way 
Campodonico  Gaetano  (Cannjodonico  &  Finochio)   r. 
E  8  H,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth  Avs,  South 
8.  F. 
Campodonico  Giovanni,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wash- 
ington 
Campodonico  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423   Broad- 
way 
Campodonico  Pasquale,  t<>amster,  r.  17   Ohio 
Campodonico  Steftano,  gardener,  26  Colombo   Market 
Campodonico  Stephen,  marble  dealer,  r.  122  Fulton 
Campodonico  &  Finochio  (Gaetano  Campodonico  and 
Giobatta     Finochio)     market    gardens,     H,    bet 
Seventeenth   and  Eighteenth  Avs,   South   S.   F., 
and  .30  Colombo  Market 
Campos  Rita  M.,  widow,  r.  443  Green 
Camps  Frederick,  r.  211  Minna 
Camptou  J.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Camuffo  Charles,  ship  carpenter  and  contractor,   r. 

1318  Kearny 
Camussi  Batista,  tinsmith,  r.  .533  Green,  roar 
Canadian  Pacific  Railroad  Co.,  D.  Henshaw 

Ward  business  manager,  426  California,  room  2 
Cauahan  Patrick,  watchman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 


Canale  Andrea,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Canale  Michele,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Caualizo  Feliciano,  compositor,  r.  9  Varennes 
Caualizo  Jorge  L.  (Weuceslao  Loaiza)  r.  1617  Powell 
Canalizo  Soledad  O.,  widow,  r.  9  Varennes 
Canavan  Adelia,  widow,  nurse,  r.  1305  Green 
Canavan   Bartley,    billiardmaker  The  J.   M.   Bruns- 
wick &  Balke  Co.,  r.  1721  Leavenworth 
Canavan  Edward,  carriage  painter,  r.  2928  Washing- 
ton 
Canavan  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  Astor  House 
Canavan  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  273  Jessie 
Canavan  John,  laborer,  r.   Second  Av,   bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Canavan  John,  oysterman,  r.  202R  Washington 
Canavan  Mark,  miner,  r.  21)28  Washington 
Canavan  Mary  Miss,  glovemaker  Frederick  H.  Busby 
Canavan  Matthew,  gardener,  r.  2928  Washington 
Canavan  Michael,  sailmaker,  r.  J.13  Jessie 
Canavan  Patrick,  livery  stable,  1129  Howard,  r.  522)^ 

Ninth 
Canavan  Patrick,  upholsterer,  r.  2928  Washington 
Canavan  Patrick  F.,  r.  1129  Howard 
flS^Cauavan.    See  Cannavan 
Canavascini  G.,  r.  47,^  Clara 

Canavasclni  Mauro,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Canavero  Giovanni,  gardener,  r.  Thirtieth  Av,  bet  N 

and  P,. South  S.  F. 
Candage  Wildes  P.,  sawyer,  r.  512  Ninth 
Candau  Felix  (Candau  &  Co.)  r.  233  Third 
Candau  &  Co.  (Felix  Candau  and  Michael  Hirigojen) 

liquor  saloon,  213  Third 
Candelaria  Consolidated   Mill  and  Mining   Co.    (Es- 
meralda Co.,  Nev.)C.  A.  Morse  secretary,  217  San- 
some,  room  8 
Candelaria  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,   Nev.)    Chas. 

E.  Elliott,  secretary.  327  Pine,  room  4 
Candeze  Peter,  waiter,  r.  S  s  Howard,  bet  First    and 

Second 
Candido  Andrea,  laborer,  r.  115  Clark 
Candio    Puricedo,    vegetable  gardener,  Waller,    bet 

Steiuer  and  Pierce 
Candy  William,  teamster,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Cane  Alfred    (Cane  &  Teague)  r.  111>4  Twelfth 
Cane  Gustavus,  barber,  r.  536  Hayes 
Cane  John,  liquor  saloon,  15  Howard 
Cane  Julian  B.,  hackman,  r.  823  Montgomery 
Cane  Marshall,  glass  stainer.  r.  536  Hayes 
Cane  Nellie  Mrs.,  r.  20^  Fifth 
Cane  &  Teague  (Alfred  Cane  and  Luther  A.   Teague) 

dentists,  142  3<;  Fourth 
n£P"  Cane.    See  Caheu,  Cahn,  Cain,  Kaen,  Kahri,  Kain 

and  Kane 
Canepa  Antonio,  marbler,  r.  20  Lafayette  PI 
Canepa  Bartolomeo,  teamster,  r.  607  Union 
Canepa  Catherine  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  618  Green 
Canepa  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Canepa  Gio  B.,.  Garibaldi  Guard,  42;i  Broadway 
Canepa  Lorenzo,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  Wl  Union 
Canepa  Pietro,  proptr  Montgomery  Avenue  Baths,323 

Montgomery  Av,  r.  618  Green 
Cauessa  Gio  B.,  gardener,  40  Colombo  Market 
Canessa  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Canfleld  C.  L.,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Canfield  Jennie,  domestic  1816  Sacramento 
Canfleld    John  W.,  with  Sroufe  &  McCrum,   r.  313 

Fremont 
Canfield  Milton  L.,  freight  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  313  Fre- 
mont 
Canginni  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  718  Nineteenth 
Canginni  Mary,  widow,  r.  718  Nineteenth 
Canham  Benjamin,  cook,  r.  605  Broadway 
Canham  Frederick(Morgan  Brothers  &  Canham)  r.226 

Shotwell 
Canham  Mary  J.  Miss,  t^ssistant  Spring  Valley  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1712  Pacific  Av 
Canham  Thomas  P.,  painter,  r.  1314Natoma 
Canham  William  F.,  painter,  r.  1712  Pacific  Av 
Cann  Frank  K.,  cigar  dealer,  r.  704  Folsom 
Cann  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  2  Elliot  Park 
Caunavan  Coleman,  laborer,  r.   Dolores,   bet    Seven- 
teenth and  Eighteenth 
Canuavan  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  G-iCtH  Jessie 
Caunavan  James,   longshoreman,  r.  Alabama,  nr  Rut- 
ledge  Av,  B.  H. 
Caunavan  James  U.,  plumber,  r.636M  Jessie 
Cannavan  Jane,  widow,  lodgings,  5157  Fourth 
Canuavan  Thomas,  trunkmaker,  r.  557  Fourth 
*^     Cannavan.     See  Canavan 
Cannell  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  18  Hayes 


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Canney  Fox  E.  J. ,  physician  and  surgeon,  6  St.  Ann's 

Bldg,  r.  210  Turk 
Canning  Frederick  W.,  mate  schr  Eveline,  r.  19  Free- 
Ion 
Canning  Ida  Miss,  with  B.  &  O.  Greenebaum,  r.  709 

Natoma 
Canning  James,  porter,  r.  709  Natoma 
Canning  James  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  709  Natoma 
Canning  Mary  Miss,  with  B.  &  O.  Greenebaum,  r.  709 

Natoma 
Canning  Nellie  Miss,  stemmer  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co 

r.  12  Boardman  PI  ' 

Cannon  Charles  H.,  r.  637  Folsom 
Cannon  D.  E.  L.,  telegraph  operator  C.  P.  ER.   r.  233 

Fair  Oaks  ' 

Cannon   Edward,   engineers'  storekeeper  O.    E.   and 

N.  SS.  Oregon,  r.  440  Third 
Cannon  Eron,   photographer  William   Shew,  r    1317 

Mission 
Cannon  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  r.  1317  Mission 
Cannon  Henry,  seaman,  r.  641  Washington 
Cannon  James,  r.  781  Eddy 

Cannon  James,  laborer,  r.  NE  fcor  Nebraska  and  Yuba 
Cannon  John,  laborer,  r.  203  Seventeenth 
Cannon  James,  molder,  r.  209  Langton 
Cannon  John,  proptr  Cannon's  Hall,  SW  cot  Howard 

and  Seventeenth 
Cannon  Louisa,  fancy  goods,  1554  Howard 
Cannon  Marsena,  r.  1317  Mission 
Cannon  Patrick,  hairpicker,  r.  218  Eighth 
Cannon  Patricli,   hog  ranch,  cor  Fourth  Av  and  N 

South  S.  F. 
Cannon  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Frederick 
Cannon  Sadie,  seamstress,  r.  1317  Mission 
Cannon  Thomas,  hairpicker,  r.  218  Eighth 
Cannon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1920  Ellis 
Cannon's  Hall,  John  Cannon  proptr,  SW  cor  Seven- 
teenth and  Howard 
Cannone  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Canny  Charles  N.,  teamster,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
Canny  Rose,  widow,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
Cano  John,  fisherman,  r.  810  Front 
Canon  de  Santa  Ana  Water  Co.,  E.  J.  Northam  secre- 
tary, 120  Sutter 
Canon  James,  laborer,  r.  231  Perry,  rear 
Canon  John  S.,  carriagemaker,  r.  1910  Stockton 
Canepa  Giacomo,  scissors  grinder,  r.  37  Moss 
Canozzi  A.,  r.  843  Pacific 
Canozzi  Giuseppe,  r.  533  Green 

Cantaloupe  Mme.,  ladies'  nurse,  French  Hospital  r 
Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth  '    ' 

Cantalow ,  saddler,  r.  120  Virginia 

Cantel  Annette  Mme.,  French  Laundry,  2206  Fillmore 
Canteri  Clemente,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  02.5  Broad- 
way 
Cantet  Bernard,  tailor,  284^  Stevenson 
Cantlen  Nellie  Miss,  starcher,  r.  137  Hayes 
Cantlen  Richard,  laborer,  r.  137  Hayes 
Cantlin  John,  pressman,  r.  297  Clementina 
Cantor  Jacob^  druggist,  r.  806  Folsom 
Cantor  Joseph,  jeweler,  r.  16  Washington  Av 
Cantrell  Edwin  B.,  machinist,  r.  1216  Larkin 
Cantrell  Joseph  B.,  tinsmith,  r.  2605  Polk 
Cantrell  Thomas  G.  (Marshutz  &  Cantrell)  r.l210  Lar- 
kin 
Cantrowith  Joseph,  porter,  r.  1624  Howard 
Cantus  George,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

O'Farrell,  r.  620  Hayes 
Cantwell  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  1127  Harrison 
Canty  Cornelius,  ironmolder,  r.  540  Ellis 
Canty  Daniel,  r.  151  Niuth 
Canty  John,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Canty  Kate,  widow,  r.  1918  Pacific  Av  rear 
Canty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  28)^  Louisa 
Canty  Nora  Miss,  dressmaker,  T.  540  Ellis 
Cauty  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  40  Ritch 
Canty  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  33  Eddy 
Canty  Patrick,  lamplighter,  and  extraman  Hose  No   8 

8.  F.  F.  D..  r.  1890  Broadway 
Canty  Thomas,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-third  and  Folsom 
Canty  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  523  Fourth 
Canty  Thomas,  lamplighter,  and  extraman  Engine  No 

8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1890  Broadway  ^ 

Canty  Thomas  F.,  harnessniaker,  r.  853 J^  Folsom  rear 
Canty  Timothy,  tailor,  818  Howard 
Canty  William,  waiter,  r.  1128  Folsom 
Canuaojo  Antonio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Cany  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1308  Folsom 
Caorsi  Louis  C,  laborer,  r.  493  Brannan 


Capdevielle  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  19  Stockton  PI 
Capdevlelle  Pierre  (Capdevielle  &  Anneville)  r.  422 

Jackson 
Capdevielle  Theodore,  bartender,  r.  Fifth  Avenue  Ho- 
tel. South  S.  F. 
Capdevielle  &  Anneville  (Pierre  Capdevielle  and  An- 
tonio Anneville)  proptrs  White  House  Restaurant 
422  Jackson 
Capek  Joseph  V.,  printer,  r.  115  Park  Av 
Capell   Howell   P.,  clerk  Barham  &  Coogan,  r.  East 

Oakland 
Capelli  Antonio,  beerbottler,  r.  706  Fulton 
Capelli  Charles  (Balleti  &  Capelli)  r.  10  Union  PI 
Capelli  Giuseppe,  Ga.ibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Capelli  Julia  Mrs.,  labeier  M.  Banner  &  Co.,  r.  1719 

Stockton 
Capelli  Luigi,  laborer,  r.  1719  Stockton 
Capen  Ellis,  plumber,  r.  306  Lombard 
Capen  M.  S.  Mrs.,  widow  (Capen  &  Co.)  r.  316  Hayes 
Capen  Willard  F.,  with  Capen  &  Co.,  r.  310  Hayes 
Capen  &  Co.  (Mrs.  M.  S.  Capen)  furniture.  316  Hayes 
Caperra  A.,  gardener,  r.  E  s  Otsego,  nr  Onondaga  Av 
Cai.ion  Louis  F.,  laborer,  r.  1236  Harrison 
Capiiaine  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  240  Sutter 
Capitol    House,  FredL-rick  L.  Turpin  proprietor, 

537  Sacramento 
Capitol  Mil^,  Deming,  Palmer  S  Co.  proprietors, 

202-204  Davis 
Capitol  Mills  (Los  Angeles,  Cal.)  Deming,  Palmer 

&  Co.  proprietors,  office  202-204  Davis 
Capitol  Restaurant,  Clute   &   Gardner  proprie- 
tors, 204-200  Fourth 
Capitol  Saloon,  H.  Diers  proptr,  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Sacramento 
Caplice  Edward,  teamster,  r.  82  Jessie 
Caplice  John,   cellarman  Hibernia  Brewery,   r.   728 

Natoma 
Caponetti  Felippo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Caponetti  Francisco,  shoemaker,  r.  1  Varenues 
Capouliide  Jean,  restaurant,  1222  Stockton 
Capp  Abraham  B.,  teacher  Heald'e. Business  College, 

r.  228  Turk 
Capp  Charles  S.  (C.  S.  Capp  &  Co.)r.  SE  corBuchanan 

and  McAllister 
Capp  C.   S.   <fc  Co.   (Charles   S.    Capp)    real  estate 

agents  and  housebrokers.  428  Montgomery 
Cappel  Bernard,  machinist,  r.  S  s  Michigan,  nr  Sierra 
Cappel  Julius,  laborer,  r.  936  Fglsom 
Cappouelli  Philipo,  cabinetmaker,  r.  532  Vallejo 
Caprasecca  A.  F.,  billiards,  407  Montgomery  Av 
Capriui  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Capron  John  S.,  real  estate,  419  Geary,  room  9 
Capucetti  Antonio,  waiter  207  Post 
Capucetti  Frank,  waiter,  r.  New  Helvetia  House 
Capun  Lawrence  F.,  laborer,  r.  1236  J<^  Harrison 
Capiu-ro  A.,  clerk  Marcus   C.   Hawley  &   Co.,  r.  4  La- 
fayette PI 
Capurro  Augustino,  warehouseman,  r.  4  Lafayette  PI 
Capurro  Carlo,  porter,  r.  4  Lafayette  PI 
Capurro  Giovanni  B.,  gardener,  54  Colombo  Market 
Capurro  Giuseppe,  engineer  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r. 

0  3^  Lafayette  PI 
Capurro  John,  porter,  r.  4  Lafayette  PI 
Caraccia  Federigo,  groceries  and   liquors,    NW    cor 

Ellis  and  Buchanan 
Caradon  C,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 
Caraffa  G.  B.  (Caraffa  &  Guinasso)  r.  400  Green 
OarartaG.  Federigo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 

way 
Caratfa  Paolo  A.,  Italian  Bersaglieri   Soc,  025  Broad- 
way 
Caralfa  &  Guinasso  (G.  B.  Caraffa  and   Tomaso  Gui- 
nasso) bakery,  1309  Dupout 
Caraher  Michael,  shoemaker  M.  F.  Casey,  r.  Oakland 
Caraman  Vicente,  Austrian  Ben.   Soe.,   71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Caramella  Giovanni,  fruits,  r.  5  Gaven 
Caramella  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Carauza  Jesus  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  35  Hinckley 
Cararcuta  Charles,  fisherman,  r.  5  Montgomery  Court 
Carbajal  Ramona   Mrs.,   cigars   and   tobacco,  SW  cor 

Green  and  Dupont,  r.  816  Jackson 
Carberry  Cormac,  carpenter,  r.  261  Octavia 
Carberry  Edward,  shipwright,  r.  40>ii  Perry 
Carberry  John,  boottreer,  r.  512  Mission 
Carberry  John,  carpenter,  r.  307  Oak 
Carberry  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  257  Octavia 
Carbon    Hill   Coal    Co.    (Washington   Ter.)    George 
Crocker  president.  Frank  S.Douty  secretary,  OJfice 
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Carbone  Andrea,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Carboue  Antonio,  vegetable  garden,  Waller,  bet  Steiner 

and  Pierce 
Carbonnet  Anguste,  cook,  r.  608  Bush 
Carboro  (riuseppe,  candymaker  L.  Demartini  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Carbrae  David,  sexton  Howard  Presbyterian  Church, 

r.  40934  Braunan 
Careedo  Eduardo,  civil  engineer,  r.  22  Geary 
Card  Joseph,  assistant  cutter  H.  S.  Crocker  &   Co.,  r. 

143  Third 
Card  'William  H.,  dentist,  office  413  Bush,  r.  632  Mis- 

sion 
Carda  Battista,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Carda  Giacomo,  gardener,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Cardaire   D.   &   Co.  (D.   Cardaire)  proptrs   California 

Cream  Tartar  Works,  310-314  Towusend 
Cardaire  Dieudonne  (D.  Cardaire  &  Co.)  r.  330  Bran- 
nan 
Garden  Humphrey  M.,  accountant,   434  California, 

room  11 
Carden  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  174  Clara,  rear 
Cardeno  Louis,  r.  605  Broadway 
Cardiff  Richard  J.,  plumber  W.  F.  Wilson 
Cardinell  Alfred,  calker,  r.  28  Minna 
Cardinell  Charles,  calker,  r.  23  Clinton 
Cardinell  John  A.,  collector,  234  Montgomery,  r.  430 

Valencia 
Cardinet  Emil  H.  (Cardinet  &  Desenfant)  r.  Alameda 
Cardinet  &   Desenfant  (Emil  H.  Cardinet  and  Paul  J. 

De.senfant)  poultry  and  game,  85  Cal.  Market 
Cardozo  John  (Cardozo  &  Baptista)  r.  22  Garden 
Cardozo  Joseph,  painter,  r.  1067  Broadway 
Cardozo  &  Bajitista  (John  Cardozo  and  Jose  Baj)- 

tista)  proprietors  Lisbon  House,  315  Drumm 
Carew  Annie  Miss,  operator  Jory  Brothers,  r.  330  Fell 
Carew  Edward,  bricklayer,  r.  1  Kent 
Carew  Eliza  Miss,  r.  720  Filbert 
Carew  John,  porter,  r.  324  Sutter 
Carew  Thomas,  r.  330  Fell 
Carew  Thomas  R.,  clerk  Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co., 

and  extraman  Hose  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  242  Oak 
Carew  William,'  painter,  and  extraman  Hook  and  Lad- 
der No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  823  Jessie 
Carey  A.  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  226  Stockton 
Carey  C,  r.  681  Mission 
Carey    Cornelius   B.,   teamster,   r.   cor  Seventh  and 

Townsend 
Carey  Cornelius  B.  Mrs.,  dressmaker  and  bakery,  423 

Fourth 
Carey  Delia  Miss,  labeler  M.  Banner  &  Co.,  r.  237 

Perry 
Carey  E.  Mrs.,  r.  299  Clementina 
Carey  Edward  J.,  r.  1427  California 
Carey  James,  laborer,  r.  4  Myrtle  Av 
Carey  James  A.,  stovemounter,  r.  1044  Army 
Carey  J   H.,  teacher  bookkeeping,  r.  612  California 
Carey  John,  upholsterer,  r.  1  Eddy 
Carey  Katie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  9  Taylor 
Carey  L.  A.  Stewart  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  W  8  Church,  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Carey  Lawrence,  teamster,  r.  57  Shipley 
Carey  Louisa  Miss,  r.  251  Third 
Carey  Louisa  M.  Miss,  r.  N  s  Jersey,  nr  Vicksburg 
Carey  M.,  deckhand  stmr  Onward 
Carey  Maggie  Miss,  shuefitter,  r.  49  Minna 
Carey  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  21  Anna 
Carey  Maurice,  groceries  and  liquors,  49 Minna 
Carey  Michael,  r.  424  Shipley 
Carey  Michael,  li(iuor  saloon,  642  Mission 
Carey  Michael,  wood  and  coal,  1230  Alabama 
Carey  Michael  C,  bookbinder,  r.  3  Hardie  PI 
Carey  Norah  Miss,  sUoefitter,  r.  49  Minna 
Carey  P.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 
Carey  Roger, lamplighter  S.F.Gas  Light  Co.,r.Bonita, 

bet  Vallejo  and  Green 
Carey  Sarah,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Carey  T.  N.,  r.  303  Eddy 
Carey  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Carey  Washington,  coalpasser  Oregon  Imp.  SS. Walla 

Walla 
Carey  William,  bootblack,  r.  1216  Pacific 
Carey  William,  laborer,  r.  V2H  Bryant  Av 
Carey  William,  laborer,  r.  14  Tehama 
Carey  William,  laborer,  r.  1509  3^  Mason 
V^  Carey.    See  Gary 

Carfulea  Jacob,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Cargenie  George,  machinist  Hisdou  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  566  Folsom 
Cargiulo  Salvatore,  Italian  Ber8aglieriSoo.,625  Bdwy 


Carillo  Ipolita,  widow,  r.  1  Salmon 

Carlstie  Rine,  florist,  r.  8  8  Sixteenth,  bet  DoloreB  and 

Guerrero 
Caritey  John  B.,  r.  929  Howard 

Caritey  John  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  929  Howard 
Carkeet  Stephen  H.,  foreman  broom  factory  Harrison 

&  Dickson,  r.  334  Third 
Carl  Alfred,  r.  California  Hotel 
Carl  Andrew  (Carl  &  Co.)  r.  10  Boardman  PI 
Carl  Cora  L.,  teacher  music,  r.  1331  Ji  Vallejo 
Carl  James,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  144  Clara 
Carl.Jane  H.  Mrs.,  r.  1331 J^  Vallejo 
Carl  Joseph  A.,  waiter,  r.  1422  Pacific 
Carl  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2  Midway 
Carl  William  H.,  cooper  Carl  &  Co.,r.  832  Harrison 
Carl  &  Co.  (Andrew  Carl   and  John  Cullumber)  coop- 
ers, 204  Commercial 
Carlen  Henry,  clerk  Richards  &  Snow,  r.  Oakland 
Carlen  John   W.,  reporter  R.    G.   Dim  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Carlen    Lawrence,    clerk    Patrick    Enright,    r.    1131 

Howard 
Carles   George  W.,  butcher  William  J.  Kramer,  r.  830 

Jackson 
Carleton  Frederick  W.,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  Senator,  r.  820 

Bush  ' 

Carleton  G.  A.,  freight  clerk  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia 
Carleton  Jerome,  whitener,  r.  130  Golden  Gate  Av 
Carleton  Joseph,  actor  The  Fountain,  r.  640M  Howard 
Carleton  Slicer  B.,  compositor,  r.  317  Geary 
8t?"  Carleton.     See  Carlton 
Carlin  Annie,  domestic  Occidental  Hotel 
Carlin  Bernard,  expressman,  r.  1111  Pierce 
Carlin  Henry  J.,  clerk  Wakelee  &  Co.,  r.  32  Laurel  Av 
Carlin  Hugh,  night  clerk   Central  Pacific  Hotel,  346 

Fourth 
Carlin  John,  city  agent  Imperial,  London,  Northern 
and  Queen   Insurance  Cos.,  441  Califbrnia,  r.  1528 
Post 
Carlin  John,  stripper  William  Seidel,  r.  1235  Market 
Carlin  M.,  helper  Kisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Carlin  Richard,  plumVjer,  r.  262  Jessie 
Carlin  Roger,  laburer,  r.  6>s  Garden 
Carlin  William,  porter,  r.  32  Laurel  Av 
Carlin  William  J.,  clerk,  r.  32  Laurel  Av 
^F"  Carlin.     See  Carlen 

Carlini  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Carlisle  A.  Si  Co.  (Albert  Carlisle  and  H.  R.  Wil- 

liar  Jr.)  stationers  and  printers,  221  Sansome 
Carlisle  Albert  (A.  Carlisle  &  Co.)  r.  205  Powell 
Carlisle  Eleanob  M.  Mrs.,  assistant  Shotwell   St.   Pri- 
mary School,  r.  1412  Pine 
Carlisle  Eugene  A.,  clerk  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  737  Mar- 
ket 
Carlisle  George,  special  policeman,  r.  208  Chestnut 
Carlisle  George  O.,  collector,  r.  1412  Pine 
Carlisle  George  W. ,  mason,  r.  117  Ridley 
Carlisle  Leslie,  clerk  Rieman  &  Co.,  r.  2618  Bush 
Carlisle  Marcellus,  waiter,  r.  2.59  Jessie  ■ 
Carlisle  Thomas  S.,  bartender  Bella   Union  Theatre, 

r.  205  Bartlett 
Carlisle  W.,  porter,  r.  259  Jessie 
fe^Carlisle.     See  Carlyle 

Carll  Joseph,  carpenter  and  jobber,  r.  793  Mission 
Carll  Sarah  Mrs.   furnished  rooms,  793  Mission 
Carlos  A.  Jlrs.,  widow,  r.  1028  Market 
Carlos  Tiburcio  (Joseph  J.  Cuello  &  Co.)  r.  831  Pacific 
Carlow  John,  peddler,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Carlow  William  H.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s 

Express,  r.  1130  Market 
Carlseu  Augustus  B.,  seaman,  r.  103  King 
Carlsen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Carlsen  Olof  C,  bartender,  r.  OConnell  PI 
Carlson  Amelia,  domestic  1524  Mission 
Carlson  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  506  Folsom 
Carlson  Andrew  P.,  blacksmith,  r.  243  Clara 
Carlson  August,  billiard  tablemaker,  r.  29 )i  Fifth  Av 
Carlson  August,  carpenter,  r.  248  Third 
Carlson  August,  mate  schr  Mose,  r.  45  Louisa 
Carlson  Carl,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Carlson  Carl  J.,«  carpenter  and  furniture  dealer,  1043 

Howard 
Carlson  Charles,  r.  466  Minna 

Carlson  Charles,  cabittetmaker,  r.  WH  Fifth  Av,  rear 
Carlson  Charles,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Carlson  Charles  E.,  liquor  saloon,  415    East,    r.   10 

Washington 
Carlson  Charles  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  1206  Larkin 
Carlson  Charles  J.,  portrait  artist,  r.  523  Pine 


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Carlson  D.  K.,  r.  708  Larkin 

Carlson  Edward  (Carlson  &  Currier)  r.  1708  Sacra- 
mento 

Carlson  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 

Carlson  Hadley,  clerk  Carlson  &  Currier,  r.  1708  Sacra- 
mento 

Carlson  Harry,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 

Carlson  Harry,  second  mate  sehr  James  A.  Garfield 

Carlson  John,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Carlson  John,  conductor  (ieary  St.  RR.,  r.  160i  Geary 

Carlson  John,  engineer  stmr  Onward 

Carlson  John,  mate  tug  Transit 

Carlson  John,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 

Carlson  John,  upholsterer,  r.  523  Pine 

Carlson  John  P.,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  tugMillen  Griflnth 

Carlson  Lars,  cabinetmaker,  r.  523  Pine 

Carlson  Minnie,  domestic  .526  Guerrero 

Carlson  Olof ,  tailor,  r.  244  Clementina 

Carlson  Olof  J.,  bartender,  r.  415  East 

Carlson  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Carlson  Peter,  clerk  Smith  &  Merkens,  r.  10  Washing- 
ton 

Carlson  Robert,  bartender  Jacob  N.  Peterson,  r.  207 
Main 

Carlson  Swend  A.  (Swenson  &  Carlson)  r.  116  Wash- 
ington 

Carlson  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  523  Pine 

Carlson  &  Currier  (Edward  Carlson  and  James 
P.  Currier)  agents  Belding  Bros.  &  Co.'s  silks, 
Sajuuel  Semple  &  Son's  threads  and  Warrin's 
needles,  505  Market 

Carlton  Charles  C,  commission  and  insurance, 
311  California,  r.  427  Sutter 

Carlton  G.  E.,  storekeeper  The  Baldwin 

Carlton  Harriet  C,  insurance  broker,  319  California, 
r.  1028  Bush 

Carlton  Henry  Jr.,  insurance,  311  California,  r. 
2706  California 

Carlton  Henry  H.,  clerk  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  2706  Califor- 
nia 

Carlton  H.  P.,  manager  School  Journal,  838  Market,  r. 
Oakland 

Carlton  William,  r.  1137  Mission 

B®"  Carlton.     See  Carleton 

Carlyle  Catherine,  widow,  fancy  store,  W  s  Railroad 
Av,  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  8.  F. 

Carlyle  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  409  Leavenworth 

B£^  Carlyle.     See  Carlisle 

Carmack  W.  Daniel  (Carmack  &  Stans)  r.  219  Minna 

Carinack  &  Stans  (W.  Daniel  Carmack  and  James  S. 
Stans)  liquor  saloon,  666  Mission 

Carman  Clara,  widow,  r.  1027  Sutter 

Carman  Frank  R.,  lumber  surveyor,  SW  cor  Mission 
and  Steuart,  r.  218  Seventeenth 

Carman  Robt-rt,  bartender,  r.  15  Everett 

Carman  Warren  P.,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Sanchez  and 
Clipper 

Carman  William,  conductor  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  353 
Clementina 

Carman  William,  physician,  office  and  r.  410  Post 

Carman  William  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  410  Post 

Carmany  Cornelius,  hostler  Daniel  O'Neill,  r.  836 
Howard 

Carmany  Cyrus,  manager  Commercial  Hotel,  SE 
cor  Montgomery  Av  and  Pacific,  r.  923  Jackson 

Carmany  Cyrus  W.,  cashier  and  secretary  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  619-621  Clay,  r.  923  Jack- 
son 

Carmany  John  H.  (John  H.  Carmany  &  Co.)  r.  923 
, Jackson 

Carmany  Jolin  H.  <&  Co.  (John  H.  Carmany) 
publi-shers  and  projirietors  Commercial  Herald 
and  Market  Review  and  San  Francisco  Market  Re- 
view, 409  Washington 

Carmany  John  W.,  shirts  and  gents' furnishing 
goods,  25  Kearny,  r.  803  Mason 

Carmany  Ringgold,  bookkeeper  G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  r. 
1026  Vallejo 

Carmassi  Casimiro,  Italian  BersaglieriSoc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Carmatz  Adolph,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  527  San- 
some,  r.  Ill  Montgomery  Block 

Carme  Pierre,  billiardist,  r.  72(5  Mission 

Carmelich  Arcthusa,  widow,  jauitress  Pine  and  Scott 
St.  Primary  School,  r.  2234  Post 

Carmelich  Murk,  clerk,  r.  2234  Post 

Carmen  Island  Salt  Works,  Elia«  M.  Block 
proprietor,  office  207  Front,  factory  Pier  23  Steu- 
art 

Carmichael  Archer,  clerk,  r.  109  Fifth 


r.  151  Natoma 
furnishing   goods,   1224 


Carmichael  Charles,  molder, 

Carmichael  John  A.,   gents 
Market 

Carmichael  Neil,  jjoliceman,  r.  743  Pine 

Carmichalls  Mary,  r.  520  Mission 

Carmody  Arthur  F.,  exchange  teller  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co.'s  Bank,  r.  1218  Geary 

Carmody  Daniel,  watchman,  r.  241  Langton 

Carmody  James,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Carmody  John,  glassblower,  r.  12  Mariposa  Terrace 

Carmody  John,  peddler,  r.  4.58  Natoma 

Carmody  John,  woolscourer,  r.  7  Gilbert 

Carmody  Margaret,  widow,  r.  7  Gilbert 

Carmody  Martin,  coachdriver  New  Wisconsin  Hotel, 
r.  440  Green 

Carmody  Michael,  painter,  r.  429  Clementina 

Carmona  Olothilde,  widow,  r.  1412  Powell 

Carmouche  Michel,  cabinetmaker,  r.  S  Anthony 

Carn  David  B.,  compositor,  r.  616  Powell 

Caruall  Glenn  O.,  clerk  Standard  Soap  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Carnall  Nathan  C,  real  estate  dealer,  320  San- 
some,  room  59,  r.  Berkeley 

Carnall  William  N.,  waiter,  r.  614  Bush 

Carnaud  Octave  C.  P.,  compositor,  r.  208  Stockton 

Carue  Reuben,  blacksmith,  r.  108  Welsh 

Carnegie  Andrew,  calker,  r.  312  Folsom 

Carnegie  George,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Carnell  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  974  Folsom 

Carnell  John  D.,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 

Carnell  Joseph  F.,  upholsterer,  r.  974  Folsom 

Carnell  Richard,  fruits,  142 M  Fifth 

'Games  Frank,  barber,  r.  256  Stevenson 

Games  Frederick  G.,  teacher  music,  r.  2016  Mission 

Carnes  George  A.,  librarian  Odd  Fellows' Libra- 
ry, 325  Montgomery,  r.  218  Stockton 

Games  William  A.,  bookkeeper  Sumner  Whitney  & 
Co.,  r.  226  Stockton 

8^"Carnes.     See  Cairns  and  Kearns 

Garnetich  John,  fisherman,  r.  503  East 

Carney  Ann,  widow,  r.  14  Harriet,  rear 

Carney  Frauds  I.,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 
r.  S  s  Germania,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Carney  James,  porter,  r.  14  Harriet 

Carney  James,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 

Carney  John,  porter,  r.  1080  Howard 

Carney  Mary,  domestic  1508  Taylor 

Carney  Mary  Miss,  r.  14  Harriet 

Carney  Neil,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 

Carney  Patrick,  engineer  Mrs.  J.  A.  T.  Overend,  r.  318 
Folsom 

Carney  Patrick,  gardener  Roman  Catholic  Orphan 
Asylum,  South  S.  F. 

Carney  Thomas,  porter,  r.  14  Harriet 

Bi^Carney.     See  Kearney  and  Kearny 

Carniglia  Pietro,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Garo  Armaud,  assistant  bookkeeper  E.  Raas  &  Co.,  r. 
112  Jones 

Caro  Isaac  W.,  draftsman,  r.  712  Hayes 

Caro  John,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Caro  Louis,  fancy  dry  goods,  236  Fifth  and  50  Seventh 

Caro  Morris,  clothing,  414  Pacific 

Caro  Sam.,  traveling  salesman  Adolph  Eisenberg,  r. 
1413  Bush 

Garo  Samuel,  clothing,  1032  Market,  r.  112  Jones 

Caro  Samuel,  varieties,  43  Third 

Caro  Saul,  commercial  traveler  Nast,  Greenzweig  & 
Co.,  r.  542  Jessie 

Garo  Simon,  traveling  salesman  Pacific  Jewelry  Co., 
r.  1529  Post 

Caro  Syskind,  rabbi,  r.  542  Jessie 

Caro  W.  &  Co.  (Wolf  Garo)  dealers  diamonds,  8.  F. 
Chronicle  Bldg,  room  4 

Garo  Wolf  (W.  Caro  &  Go.)  r.  712  Hayes 

Ctirochiola  Vachin,  waiter,  r.  309  M  Sixth 

Carolau  Charles  A.,  bartender  Schwartz  Bros.,  r.  9 
Hopeton  Terrace 

Carolan,  Cory  .fc  Co.  (James  Carolan  and  Isaac  H. 
Cory)  importers  and  iobbers  iron,  steel  and  hard- 
ware, 117-119  California,  and  120  Front 

Carolan  F.  Otis,  foreman  William  Kerr,  r.  Oakland 

Carolau  James  (Carolan,  Cory  &  Co.)  r.  1714  California 

Carolan  James,  coachman  lU  MasJon 

Garden  Mary,  domestic  1710  Fillmore 

Carolin  James,  liquor  saloon,  353  Third 

Garonte  Joseph,  mufr  umbrellas  and  parasols,  225}iS 
Post  ; 

Garosio  Angelo,  .jeweler  Robert  Schaezlein,  r.  222 
Broderick 

Ca  rosso  Paolo,  groceries  and  liquors  and  board- 
ing, 3  Vallejo 


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Carothers  John  T.,  station  baggage  master  C.  P.  BR., 

r.  Oakland 
l!S"Carotliers.     See  Carruthers  and  Crothers 
Carroway  Peter,  drugsist  Stoddart  Bros.,  r.400  Geary 
Carpeaux  Emile  C,  builder,  r.  72  Natoma 
Carpenter  Alfred,  bartender  D.  S.  Tyson 
Carpenter  Alfred  A.,  ship  ealker,  r.  161  Clara 
Carpenter  Annie  T.,  ■widow,  r.  14-18  Minna 
Carpenter  Angustin  D.,  master  mariner,  r.  609  Hyde 
Carpenter  Caroline,  widow,  r.  324  Sutter 
Carpenter  Charles  A.,  assistant  superintendent  Clay 

St.  RE.,  r.  1510  Leavenworth 
Carpenter  Chester  W.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co., 

r.  609  Hyde 
Carpenter  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  rt36  Twenty-third 
Carpenter  Dyer  H.,  clerk  John  Skinker,  r.  San  Kafael 
Carpenter  Edward  J.,  clerk  W.W.  Montague  &  Co.,  r. 

517  Pine 
Carpenter  Edward  S.,  fireman  tugboat  Rabboni 
Carpenter  Edwin  W.',  assistant    secretary  Firemans 

Fund  Insurance  Co.,  401  California,  r.  1311  Taylor 
Carpenter  Florentine   A.,   asphaltuni    worker   H.  G. 

Fiske,  r.  454  Stevenson 
Carpenter  F.  P.  Mrs.,   city    agent  Imperial,  London 

Northern  and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  441  Califor- 
nia, r.  cor  Post  and  Polk 
Carpenter  Frank  W.,  compositor,  r.  1.50  Ninth 
Carpenter  Frederick  L..  teamster,  r.  150  Ninth 
Carpenter  Harvey  L.,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Carpenter  Henry  E.  (W.  H.  Carpenter  &   Son)  r.  966 

Howard 
Carpenter  John,  attorney  at  law,  r.  004  Kearny 
Carpenter  John  F.,  bookkeeper  Isaac  H.  Small,  r.  221 

Seventh 
Carpenter  J.  T..  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Carpenter  Martha  M.  Mrs.,  r.  150  Ninth 
Carpenter  Peter,  r.  Hotel  des  Alpes 
Carpenter  T.  B.,  merchant,  r.  1311  Taylor 
Carpenter  Thomas,  expressman,  r.  104  San  Jose  Av 
Carpenter  Thomas,   salesman    Henry  White,   r.  966 

Howard 
Carpenter  W.  B.,  r.  1030  Alabama 
Carpenter  W.  H.  &' Son  (William  H.  and   Henry  E.) 

veterinary  surgeons,  371  Natoma 
Carpenter  William,  bronzer  Thomas  Day_,  r.  Oakland 
Carpenter  William,  plumber,  r.  7  Elliot  Park 
Carpenter  William  H.  (W.  H.  Carpenter  &  Son)  r.  966 

Howard 
Carpenter  William  H.,  gasfitter  and  plumber,  r.  454 

Stevenson 
Carpentier  Horace  W.,  attorney  at  law,  6  Montgomery 

Av,  r.  Oakland 
Carpmill  John,  carpenter,  r.  208  Second 
Carpy  Charles  (C.  Anduran  &  Co.)  r.  1518  Powell 
Carr  Ann,  cook  346  First 
Carr  .4nnie,  domestic  136  Ninth 
Carr  B.  J.,  conductor  Geary  St.  RE.,  r.  1537  Geary 
Carr  Bridget,  widow,  r.  2000  Dupont 
Carr  Charles,    conductor    Market    St.    EE.,    r.    1008 

Steiner 
Carr  Charles,  gunsmith,  r.  819  Market 
Carr  Charles,  teamster,  r.  423  Second 
Carr  Daniel,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Carr  David,  machinist,  r.  503  Jessie 
CairE.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Carr  Edward  B.,  policeman,  r.  2757  Mission 
Carr  Edwin  W.,  foreman  pattern   maker   .^tna   Iron 

Works,  r.  115  Fell 
Carr  Frank,  clerk  Palmer  &  Rey,  r.  418  Powell 
Carr  Frank,  cook,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Carr  George,  r.  146  Eleventh 
Carr  George  W.,  clerk   superintendent  S.  P.  RE.,  r. 

157  J«  Perry 
Carr  Henry  B.,  trader  (Hawaiian  Islands)  r.  434  Fifth 
Carr  Howard  (Klein  &  Carr)  r.  119  O'Farrell 
Carr  Hugh,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Carr  J.,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Carr  James,  laborer,  r.  515  Howard 
Carr  James,  proptr  Portland  House,  54  Sacramento 
Carr  James,  waiter,  r.  23  Hunt 
Carr  James  J.,  blacksmiths'  helper,  r.  27  Frederick 
Carr  J.  C,  capitalist,  r.  2761  Mission 
Carr  John,  drug  clerk,  r.  420  Sixth 
Carr  John,  hackman,  r.  110  Clinton 
Carr  John,  laborer,  r.  348  Fourth 
Carr  John,  laborer,  r.  Potrero  Hotel 
Carr  John  B.,  boilermaker,  r.  81  Clementina 
Carr  John  G.,  carpenter  8.  F.  School  Department,  r. 

116  Ellis 
Carr  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  221  Eitch 


Carr  John  E.,  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  1710  Sac- 
ramento 

Carr  Joseph,  printer,  r.  143  Third 

Carr  Joseph,  tanner,  r.  cor  Sixteenth  and  Guerrero 

Carr  Joseph  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Dolores 
and  Eighteenth 

Carr  Levi,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Twenty-second,  bet 
Church  and  Chattanooga 

Carr  Margaret,  widow,  r.  474  Tehama 

Carr  Margaret  C,  Widow,  r.  7  Bowie  Av 

Carr  Mary,  domestic  424  Post 

Carr  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  119  O'Farrell 

Carr  Matthew  D.,  printer,  r.  1016  Pine 

Carr  Michael,  engineer  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  r.  W  s 
Spear,  nr  Mission 

Carr  Nelson  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  664  Willow  Av 

Carr  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  238  !<i  Fifth 

Carr  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Eailroad  and  Four- 
teenth Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Carr  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Carr  Patrick,  soapmaker,  r.  617  Eighteenth 

Carr  Patrick  J.,  peddler,  r.  "269  Jessie 

Carr  Peter,  laborer,  r.  346  Fourth 

Carr  Peter  J.,  furniture  and  bedding,  2757  Mission 

Carr  Robert  J.,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RE. 

Carr  Robert  M.,  porter,  r.  2000  Dupont 

Carr  Sarah  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  2606  Folsom 

Carr  Thomas,  bolt  cutter,  r.  W  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra 
and  Shasta 

Carr  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  306  Minna,  r.  361  Minna 

Carr  Thomas  W..  r.  605  Broadway 

Carr  William,  commission  merchant,  323  Front,  r.  715 
Bush 

Carr  William,  laborer,  r.  221  Eitch 

Carr  William  B.,  capitalist,  310  Pine,  room  29,  r.  220 
San  Jose  Av 

Carr  William  J.,  copyist,  r.  2606  Folsom 

Carr  &  Co.,  proprietors  Pioneer  Warehouse,  SW  cor 
Battery  and  Filbert 

8^  Carr.     See  Karr 

Carrabbio  John,  vegetables,  SE  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 
Bryant 

Carralot  Edoiiard,  driver  P.  G.  Somps,  r.  261  Clem 

Carraher  Patrick,  hackman,  r.  640  Howard 

Carraun  Lizzie,  domestic  1124  Bush 

Carrauza  James  C,  coffee  merchant,  r.  622  Sutter 

Carranza  Victor  A.,  student  J.  Carroll  Whinnery,  r. 
1015  Sutter 

Carrau  Leon,  salesman  Simons  Bro.  &  Co.,  r.  718 
Nineteenth 

Carrau  Mme..  ladies  nurse  French  Hospital,  r.  Bryant, 
bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Carre  Eugene,  cook  The  Baldwin 

Carre  Victoria  Miss,  laundress,  r.  NE  cor  Mission  and 
Twenty-third 

Carrere  Adolph  (Eugene  Thomas  &  Co.)  r.  207 M  Tay- 
lor 

Carrere  Baptiste,  laborer,  r.  cor  Fifth  Av  and  M,  South 
S.  F. 

Carrere  Barreto,  r.  917  Jackson,  rear 

Carrere  Calista  B.,  widow,  r.  917  Jackson,  rear 

Carrere  John,  butcher,  r.  Fifth  Avenue  Hotel,  South 
S.  F.  I 

CJarrere  Marian,  domestic  307  Clementina 

Carrere  Marie  A.,  domestic  Sixth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 
South  S.  F.  ' 

Carrick  Catherine,  widow,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet  i 
Church  audVicksburg 

Camck  Daniel  F.,  chief  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r. 
1505  Sanchez 

Carrick  Frederick  A.,  clerk  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Carrick  George  N.,  bookkeeper  Bank  of  California,  r. 
1130  Green 

Carrick  James  E.  (Carrick,  Williams  &  Wright)  r. 
1012  Twenty-first 

Carrick  Martin,  plasterer,  r.  525  Octavia 

Carrick  Eichard,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  340J4 
Shipley 

Carrick  William,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  &ew  Mont- 
gomery 

Carrick,  fVilliunis  ^  Wriglit  (James  E.  Car- 
rick, Hannibal  Williams  and  William  S.  Wright) 
San  Francisco  Box  Co.,  615-519  Fifth 

Carrier  George  S.,  mining,  office  230  Montgomery, 
room  23,  r.  1831  Webster 

Carrigan  Ac^rew  (Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.)  r.  1616 
California 

Carrigan  Andrew,  boilermaker  Eisdon  I.  and  L. 
Works 


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Carrigan  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  1329  Minna 

Carrigan  Cornelius,  longshoreman,  r.  230  Folsom 

Carrigan  James,  ironmolder,  r.  109  Welsh 

Carrigan  James,  laborer,  r.  lt>6  Tehama 

Carrigan  James,   shoemaker,  r.  W   s   Twenty-fourth, 

bet  Alabama  and  Harrison 
Carrigan  James,  watchman,  r.  cor  Palmer  and  Chenery 
Carrigan  John,  laborer,  r.  517  Mission 
Carrigan  Kate,  dishwasher,  r.  204  Fplsom 
Carrigan  Maggie  Miss,  nurse  1716  Van  Ness  Av 
Carrigan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Carrigan  Sarah,  domestic  1608  Van  Ness  Av 
Carrigan  Timothy,  longshoreman,  r.  109  Welsh 
B^  Carrigan.     See  Kerrigan 

Carrigg  Henry  T.,  printer,  r.  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Clem- 
entina 
Carriguiry  Catherine  Miss,  laundress,  r.  150  Shipley 
Carrillo  Michael,  dishwasher,  r.  311  Pacific 
Carrillo  Zabas,  widow,  r.  527  Vallejo 
Carrington  John   B.,   with  D.   M.    Osborne  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Carroll,    Abranis  Si  Carroll   (Richard  T.   Car- 
roll, John  Abrams  and  George  L.  Carroll)  whole- 
sale liquors,  3-5  Front 
Carroll  Alice,  widow,  r.  745  Minna 
Carroll  Ann,  widow,  r.  545  Mission,  rear 
Carroll  Annie,  widow,  r.  61  Natoma 
Carroll  Bridget,  widow,  r.  W  s  Sausome,  nr  Alta 
Carroll  Brothers  (Patrick  and  Thomas)  groceries  and 

liquors,  NE  cor  Third  and  Minna 
Carroll  Catherine,  widow,  r.  5  Hayward 
Carroll  Charles,  barber,  r.  610  Pine 
Carroll  Charles,  seaman,  r.  103  King 
Carroll  Charles  E.,  salesman  S.  F.  Sewer  Pipe  Assn, 

r.  13  Elliot  Park 
Carroll  Charles  E.  Jr.,  teamster,  r.  13  Elliot  Park 
Carroll  Cornelius  J.,  teamster,  r.  503  Ash  Av 
Carroll  Daniel,  expressman,  r.  330  Tehama 
Carroll  Daniel,  lauudryman,  r.  1326  Fillmore 
Carroll  Daniel  E.,  ironmolder,  r.  308  Fremont 
Carroll  David,  peddler,  r.  W  s  Gunnison  Av,  bet  Pre- 

cita  and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 
Carroll  David  Jr.,  rivet  heater  Moynihan  &  Aitken,  r.. 
W  B  Gunnison  Av,  bet  Precita  and   Prospect  PI, 
B.  H. 
Carroll  Dennis,  boatswain  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Carroll  Dennis,  groceries  and  liquors,  219  Seventeenth 
Carroll  Edward,  laborer,  r.  90  Frederick 
Carroll  Edward  E.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  346  Fourth 
Carroll  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1332  Pacific 
Carroll  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  464  Tehama 
Carroll  Emma,  domestic  406  J^  Larkin 
Carroll  F.  H.,  actor  Adelphi  Theatre 
Carroll  Frank,  brassmolder,  r.  5U3  Ash  Av 
Carroll  Frank,  miner,  r.  434  Jessie 
Carroll  Frank  E.,  teamster,  r.  12  Elliot  Park 
Carroll  George  L.  (Carroll,  Abrams  &   Carroll,  and  T. 

W.  Floyd  &  Co.)  r.  1101  Van  Ness  Av 
Carroll  Hannah,  domestic  715  Post 
Carroll   Henry  A.,  boxmaker    Carrick,    Williams    & 

Wright,  r.  512  Fourth 
Carroll  I.  Frederick,  packer  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  12 

Elliot  Park 
Carroll  James,  captain  SS.  Eureka,  r.  609  Folsom 
Carroll  James,  coalpasser  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Carroll  James,  cutter,  r.  2761   Mission 
Carroll  James,  expressman,  r.  444  Brannan 
Carroll  James,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Union  and  Hyde 
Carroll  James,  peddler,  r.  645  Minna,  rear 
Carroll  James,  porter,  r.  16  Stockton  PI 
Carroll  James,  salesman  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  962  Mission 
Carroll  James,  seaman,  r.  2  Rincon  Av 
Carroll  James,  shoemaker,  r.  iOSH  Natoma 
Carroll  James,  stableman,  r.  144  Clara 
Carroll  James,  superintendent  S.  F.  Laundry  Assn,  S 

s  Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Carroll  James,  teamster  Oregon  Imp.  Co. 
Carroll  James,  wheelwright,  r.  1204  }4  Folsom 
Carroll  James  E.,  tinsmith,  r.  16  Stockton  PI 
Carroll  James  H.,  conductor  Market  St.  RB.,  r.  1107 

McAllister 
Carroll  James  L.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

116  Vlcksburg 
Carroll  Jeremiah,  boilermaker,  r.  503  Ash  Av 
Carroll  Jeremiah  M.,  reporter  Alta  California,   r.    4 

Garden 
Carroll  Johanna  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2  Varennes 
CaiToll  John,  bartender  C.  P.  RR.  steamer  Modoc 
Carroll  John,  capitalist,  r.  1101  Van  Ness  Av 
Carroll  John,  gardener,  r.  250  Lily  Av 


Carroll  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  509  Howard 

Carroll  John,  laborer,  r.  36  Welsh,  rear 

Carroll  John,   laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  r,   108 

Central  Av,  rear 
Carroll  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Carroll  John,  longshoreman,  r.  408  Beale 
Carroll  John,  molder,  r.  755  Howard 
Carroll  John,  tinsmith  George  H.  Tay  &  Co. 
Carroll  John,  wood  and  coal,  238  Eleventh 
Carroll  John  Mrs.,  r.  167  Silver 
Carroll  John  A.,  law  student  Thomas  F.  Barry,  r.  335 

Broadway 
Carroll  John  B.,  boilermaker,  r.  81  Clementina 
Carroll  John  C,  bakery  and  restaurant,  110  First 
Carroll  John  E.,  expressman,  r.  1018  Clay 
Carroll  John  F.  (Carroll  &  Gamper)  r.  2117  Webster 
Carroll  John  J.,  bookkeeper  Louis  Taussig  &  Co.,  r. 

424  J^  Seventh 
Carroll  John  J.,  brassmolder,  r.  503  Ash  Av 
Carroll  Johu  J.,  clerk  Davisson,  Hall  &   Co.,   r.   509 

Howard 
Carroll  John  J.,  packer  medical  purveyor  U.  S.  A.,  r. 

N  8  Twenty-sixth,  bet  Noe  and  Sanchez 
Carroll  John  M.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Ferrie,  bet  Point  Lo- 

bos  Av  and  ]?ost 
Carroll  John  P.,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,r.  11  Austin 
Carroll  Joseph,  cigarboxmaker,  r.  32  Everett 
Carroll   Joseph,   harnessmaker  C.  L.  Haskell,  r.  711 

Point  Lobos  Av 
Carroll  Joseph,  journalist,  r.  228  Minna 
Carroll  Joseph,  laundrymau,  r.  1326  Fillmore 
Carroll  Katie  Miss,  mnfr  leather  inner  soles  B.  Ex- 
pert, r.  Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Carroll  Lizzie  Miss,  r.  526  Howard 
Carroll  Luke,  boilermaker,  r.  8  Vassar  PI 
Carroll  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress  Samuel  Neuberger,  r. 

454  Jessie 
Carroll  Margaret,  domestic  1840  O'Farrell 
Carroll  Margaret,  widow,  r.  505  Fourth 
Carroll  Mary,  domestic  NW  cor  Green  and  Jones 
Carroll  Mary  Miss,  r.  509  Howard 
Carroll  Mary  Miss,  r.  W  s  Webster,  nr  Pacific  Av 
Carroll  Mary,  widow,  r.  60  Clementina 
Carroll  Matthew,  r.  70  Minna 
Carroll  Matthew, driver,  r.  113  O'Farrell 
Carroll  Matthew,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Grapada 
Carroll  Michael,  r.  718  O'Farrell 
Carroll  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Carroll  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  753  Brannan 
Carroll  Michael,  teamster,  r.  962  Mission 
Carroll  Michael  J.,  bartender,  r.  105  Tehama 
Carroll  Michael  J.,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,   r. 

1609  California 
Carroll  Michael  T.,  stone  cutter,  r.  711  Point  Lobos 

Av 
Carroll  Nellie  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  110  First 
Carroll  Oliver  C,  porter,  r.  12  Elliot  Park 
Carroll  Owen,  r.  1057  Golden  Gate  Av 
Carroll  Owen,  machinist  Pacific  Iron   Works,   r.  127 

Langton 
Carroll  Patrick,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Carroll  Patrick,  r.  137  Fifth 

Carroll  Patrick  (Carroll  Brothers)  r.  1206  Guerrero 
Carroll  Patrick,  driver  Mason's  Brewery,  r.  454  Jessie 
Carroll  Patrick,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express, 

r.  202  Second 
Carroll  Patrick,  foreman  Hancock   &   Kelso,  r.  Mid- 
way, bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  511  Bryant 
Carroll  Patrick,  marble  poli.sher,  r.  1705  Market 
Carroll  Patrick,  milker,  r.  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Web- 
ster 
Carroll  Peter,  porter,  r.  157  Minna 
Carroll  Philip,  r.  530  Bush 
Carroll  Philip,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.   1057   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Carroll  Richard,  carpenter,  r.  212  Broadway 
Carroll  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  1011  Harrison, 

r.  4  Garden 
Carroll  Richard  F.,  porter,  r.  6  Garden 
Carroll  Richard  T.  (Carroll,  Abrams  &  Carroll)  r.  719 

Post 
Carroll  Rosalind,  widow,  domestic  St.  Luke's  Hospi- 
tal 
Carroll  Sarah  Miss,  assorter  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co., 

r.  840  Silver 
Carroll  Simeon,  foreman  Hancock  &  Eelso,  Midway, 

bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
Carroll  Stephen,  r.  421Dupont 
Carroll  Thomas    (Carroll  Brothers)  r.  1206  Guerrero 


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J,     iflHliUUIlUUUn,  41  Market  street,  corner  Spear. 


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Carroll  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  20  Verona 
Carroll  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  liO  Second 
Carroll  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  38  Natoma 
Carroll  Thomas,  plumber,  r.  North  German  Hotel 
Carroll  Thomas,  roofer,  r.  4  Garden 
Carroll  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  121 J4  Gilbert 
Carroll  Thomas,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Carroll  Thomas  F.,  clerk  Carroll  Bros.,  r.  1206  Guer- 
rero 
Carroll  Thomas  J.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 

Alameda 
Carroll  Thomas  P.,  auditor  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r.  518  Lombard 
Carroll  William,  r.  335  Broadway 
Carroll  William,  r.  2230  Hyde 
Carroll  William,  bag  packer,  r.  545  Mission,  rear 
Carroll  William,  brassfiuisher,  r.  54  First 
Carroll  William,  laborer,  r.  321  Seventh 
Carroll  William,  plumber,  r.  W  s  Sausome,  nr  Alta 
Carroll  William,  puUout  man  Pac,  Rolling  Mills 
Carroll  William  H.,  carriagepainter,  r.  347  Tehama 
Carroll  William  H,,  salesman  E.  H.  Jones   &  ^Co.,   r. 

12U9  Mission 
Carroll  William  J.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  310  Post,  r.  16 

Stockton  PI 
Carroll  William  T.,  bookkeeper  Cyrus  Adams  &  Co,.r. 

Oakland 
Carroll  William  V.  S,,  clerk,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  3,  S.  F.  F,  D.,  r.  31  Eleventh 
Carroll  &  Gamper  (-John  F.  Carroll  and   George 

Gamper)  wines  and  liquors,  213-215  Pine 
Carron  James,  laborer,  r.  4  Park  Av 
Carron  Peter,  with  Pac,  Pickle  Works,  r.  .529  Filbert 
Carrutbers  John   (Wells,  Carruthers  &   Co.)    r.    2405 

Buchanan 
Carruthers  Samuel  G.,  bookkeeper  S.  W.   Eoseustock 

&  Co.,  r.  1512  Jones 
Carruthers  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Bi^Carruthers.     See  Carothers  and  Crothers 
Carsen  Carl  J.,  musician,  r.  27  Oak  Grove  Av 
Carsen  Frederick  F.,  fresco  painter,  r.  27  Oak  Grove 

Av 
Carson    and   Colorado  Railroad   Co.,    S.    P, 

Smith  treasurer,  426  California,  room  1 
Carson  Andrew,  blacksmith,  r,  SW  cor  Onondaga  Av 

and  Mission 
Carson  Bernard  G.,  engraver,  r,  531  Jessie 
Carson  Brothers  (John  B,  and  James  G.)  attorneys 

at  law.  504  Kearny,  rooms  9-11 
Carson  Carrie  Miss,  with  S,  Ettinger,  r.  1191  Geary 
Carson  Charles,  engineer,  r.  440  Second 
Carson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  10  '  Jij  Jackson 
Carson  D.  O.,  clerk,  r.  655  Washington 
Carson  Edward,  hackman,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Post 
Carson  Edward,  jewelry  casemaker  Antonio  Muhs,  r. 

869  Market 
Carson  Frank,  seaman,  r.  1518  Broadway 
Carson  Frederick,  watchman  Sea  Wall,  r.  186  Vande- 

water 
Carson  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  188 J^  Vandewater 
Carson  Henry  Jr.,  packer  E.  Guittard  &  Co.,  r.  188M 

Vandewater 
Carson  Henry  W.,  fruit  store  and  bakery,  224  First 
Carson  Israel,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet  Butte 

and  Sulano 
Carson  James  G.  (Carson  Brothers)    r.    1  Henrietta 

Square 
Carson  John,  proptr  Junction  House,  SW  cor  Onon- 
daga Av  and  Mission 
Carson  John  B.  (Carson  Brothers)  r.  1226  Clay 
Carson  John  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  Mission  Road,   nr   In- 
dustrial School 
Carson  John  G.,  seaman,  r.  15  Auburn 
Carson  Joseph,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita,  r.  625   Davis 
Carson  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  1518  Broadway 
Carson  Matthias  N.,  contractor,  r.  1518  Broadway 
Carson  Robert,  clerk  Fred.  H.  Busby,  r.  1518  Broad- 
way 
Carson  Samuel,  mnfrs'  agent,  120  Sutter,  rooms  7-11, 

r.  1509  Scott 
Carson  Thomas,  woodcarver,  158  Shipley,  roar 
Carson  Thomas  E.,  carpenter,  r.  25  Glover 
Carson  William,  r.  California,  bet   Leavenworth   and 

Hyde 
Carson  William  (Dolbeer  &  Carson)  r.  Eureka,  Hum- 
boldt Bay 
Carson  William,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.   5 

Bush  St.  PI 
Carss  Robert  Mrs.,  widow,  groceries,  53  Louisa 


Carsten  Frederick  (Frederick  Carsten  &  Co.)  r.  302 

Seventeenth 
Carsten  Frederick  &  Co.  (Frederick  Carsten  and  Louis 

Schlot)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Mission 
Carsten  Theodore,  woodcarver,  r..SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
8S^  Carsten,     See  Karsten 
Carstens  Carsten,  cooper,  r,  112  Freelon 
Carstens  George,  painter,  r.  47}^  Kitch 
Carstensen    Julius,  groceries  and    liquors,   NW    cor 

Twenty-ninth  and  Dolores 
Carstensen  Peter  A.,  fireman,  r.  22  Decatur 
Carstulovich  J.  &  Co.  (J.  Carstulovich  and  Nicholas 

Rendich)  restaurant,  1022  Larkin 
Carstulovich  Joliu  (J.  Carstulovich  &  Co.)  r.  10223^ 

Larkin 
Carswell  George  W.,  teamster,  1022  Dupont,  r.  428 

Hayes 
Cartan  Charles  M..  paperhanger   and  painter,  1207 

Clay 
Cartan  Frank  M.  (Cartan,  McCarthy  &  Co.)  r.  109  Du- 

XJont 
Cartan,  McCarthy  <St  Co.  (Frank  M.  Cartan  and 

Timothy    F.    McCarthy)    wholesale    wines    and 

liquors  and  distillers'  agents,  511-513  Sacramento 
Carter  A.  Mrs.,  machine  operator,  r,  20}^  Potter 
Carter  Anthony,  plumber,  r,  608  Seventh 
Carter  Archibald,  drover,  r.  Fourteenth  Av,  bet  R  and 

S,  South  S.  F, 
Carter  Barnard  B,,  cook  stmr  Humboldt 
Carter  Benjamin  F,,  marblecutter  John  C.  Pierce,  r. 

164  Jessie 
Carter  Bessie  Miss,  r,  210  Jones 
Carter  Charles,  waiter,  r,  148  Natoma 
Carter  Charles  A,,  engineer,  r,  235  Stevenson 
Carter  Charles  H.,boilermaker,  r. Washington  Hotel 
Carter  Charles  H,,  contractor,  office  328  Pine,  r.  327 

Fell 
Carter  David  Mrs. f  widow,  r.  405  Polk 
Carter  Edward,  watchman,  r.  417  Main 
Carter  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  1394  Sanchez 
Carter  Elizabeth  Mrs,,  hairdresser,  706  California 
Carter  E.  W.  Miss,  tailoress,  r,  1137  Mission 
Carter  Faunie  B,,  widow,  r.  5)^  Prospect  PI 
Carter  Frank,  teamster,  r,  405  Polk 
Carter  Frank  J,  I,,  plumber,  r,  729  J$  Natoma 
Carter  Frederick  F,,  butler  Col,  Charles  L.  Kilburn, 

r.  Presidio 
Carter  George,  longshoreman,  r.  325  Brj'ant 
Carter  George  B.,  janitor  Nevada  Block,  r.  1828  Powell 
Carter  George  E.,  bookkeeper  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r. 

610  Sutter 
Carter  George  J.,  waiter,  r.  9  Russell 
Carter  George  R.,  machinist,  r.  327  Fell 
Carter  George  W,,  woolsorter  J,  F,  Knox,  r,  Oakland 
Carter  Gilbert,  first  mate  ship  War  Hawk,  office  Acker- 
son,  Moore  &  Co,,  Pier  10,  Steuart 
Carter  Grace  W.,  widow,  r.  6  Wetmore  PI 
Carter  Henry,  clerk  Catherine  Heuschen,  r,  1717  Ellis 
Carter  Henry  E,,  tinsmith,  r.  1151 M  Folsom 
Carter  James,  laborer,  r.  44  Park  Av 
Carter  James,  laborer,  r.  1304  Vallejo 
Carter  James,  speculator,  r.  72  Natoma 
Carter  James  J.,  r.  1205  Union 
Carter  James  W.,  porter,  r.  706  California 
Carter  Jane,  domestic  334  Fremont 
Carter  Jennie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1109  Folsom 
Carter  John,  boatman,  D.  S.  Naval  Landing,  East  St., 

r.  1709^  Jones 
Carter  John,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  1021  ^  Market 
Carter  John,  juuk  dealer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Carter  John,  laborer,  r.  132  Hayes 
Carter  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Carter  John  C,  lumberman,  r.  36  Natoma 
Carter  John  M.,  shoemaker,  r.  405  Polk 
Carter  John   T.,  accountant,   513   California,    r.  1915 

Sacramento 
Carter  John  T.,  laborer,  r.  528  Union,  rear 
Carter  John  W.  Mrs.,  r.  124  M  Silver 
Carter  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  528  Union,  rear 
Carter  Joseph  H,,  operator  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co., 

r,  12  Graham  PI 
Carter  Joseph  K.,  clerk  U.S,  Surveyor-General'B  Office, 

r.  610  Nineteenth 
Carter  Margaret,  widow,  r.  729  Ji  Natoma 
Carter  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  10  Oak  PI 
Carter  Myron  H.,  teamster,  r.  4  Caroline 
Carter  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  714  Larkin,  rear 


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CAS 


Carter  Peter,  r.  332  O'Farrell 

Carter  Kebeuea  T.  Mrs.,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  44  Sixth 
Carter  Richard  J.,  plumber,  r.  319  Tehama 
Carter  Robert  W.,  real  estate  and  moueybroker,  r.  2623 

Clay 
Carter  S.  F.,  r.  1915  Sacramento 
Carter  Thomas,  contractor,  r.  032  Market 
Carter  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1450  Fulton 
Carter  Thomas  B.,  machinist  Cal,  Machine  Works,  r. 

1151.'^  Folsom 
Carter  Thomas  J.,  tailor,  508  Post 
Carter  Thomas  S.,  solicitor  Morning  Call,  r.  11  Caro- 
line 
Carter  William,  laborer,  r.  5  Broadway 
Carter  William  E.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 
Carter  William  F.  (Adams  &  Carter)  r.  1808  Laguna 
Carter  William  H.,  porter,  r.  1705  Leavenworth 
Carter  William  H.,   stevedore,   r.  S  b   Greenwich,  nr 

Sansome 
Carter  William  H.,  waiter,  r.  617  Mission 
Carter  William  W.,   salesman  Merry,  FauU  &  Co.,  r. 

1810  Jessie 
Carthcut  James  (L.  N.  Handy  &  Co.)  r.  243  Perry 
Cartier  Victor,  lapidary  J.   V.  Bretonnel,  r.  829  Du- 

pont 
Cartmell  James,  bricklayer,  r.  2110  Green 
Cartmell  Margaret,  widow,  r,  634  Howard 
Cartmell  Robert  J.,  machinist  H.  W.   Rice,  r.  534  Six- 
teenth ■* 
Carto  Benjamin  F.,  engineer,  r.  1300  J$  Broadway 
Carto  Charles  F.,  architect,  r.  24  Lewis 
Carto  Jean  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  425  Grove 
Carton  John,  gardener,  r.  6  Miles  PI 
Carton  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  r.  805  Filbert 
Cartopaui  Samiiele,  vegetableman  Campi's  Restaurant 
Cartwright  A.  D.,  clerk  general  freight  office  0.  P.RR., 

r.  Oakland 
Cartwright  Charles,  carrier  Alt^  California,  r.  1335 

Pacific 
Cartwright  David  S..  teamster,  r.  334  J^  Tenth 
Cartwright  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  1335  Pacific 
Cartwright  William,  waiter,  r.  931  Sacramento 
Carty  Annie  Mrs.,  domestic  18  Laurel  PI 
Carty  George,  x^orter,  r.  524  Minna 
Oarty  Luke,  groceries  and  liquors,  1329  Sansome,  r. 

S  s  Greenwich,  nr  Sansome 
Carty  Michael,  cakemaker  Pac.  Oil-  and  Lead  Works, 

r.  1257  Montgomery,  rear 
Carty  Paul,  watchman,  r.  524  Minna 
Carty  Peter,  porter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Carty  Steven,  seaman,  r,  24!^  Garden 
Carty  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  33  Eddy 
Carty  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  232  First 
Carusi  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Carusi  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  ijrincipal  Ocean  House  School, 

r.  1604  Larkin 
Cariithers  George,  carpenter,  r.  5  Yerba  Bueua 
Carvell  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  944  Folsom 
Carvell  Mary  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  944  Folsom 
Carvell  T.  F., proprietor  Bay  and  Lombard  Ware- 
houses, Sansome.  bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich.r. 
Oakland 
Carver  Benjamin  F.,  night  inspector  Custom  House, 

r.  604  Sutter 
Carvill  Almon    D.,   president   Carvill   Mnfg  Co.,  7-9 

Powell,  r.  1328  Golden  Gate  Av 
Carvill  Anthony  M.,  brickmason  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Carvill  James  E.,  wagonmaker,  r.  1624  Pacific  Av 
Carvill  Manufacturing   Co.,  Almon  D.  Carvill  presi- 
dent.  Orrin    S.     Carvill  superintendent,   180-182 
Jessie,  and  7-9  Powell 
Carvill   Orrin   S.,  superintendent   Carvill    Mnfg  Co., 

7-9  Powell,  r.  1834  O'Farrell 
Cary  A.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Cary  Catherine  Miss,  r.  28  Mary 
Cary  Catherine,  widow,  r.  28  Mary 
Cary  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  1724  Stevenson 
Cary  Isaac  G.,  barber,  r.  929  Washington 
Cary  James  A.,  life  insurance  solicitor,  r.  36  Geary 
Cary  James  A.,  painter,  r.  134  Fourth 
Ciiry  Janies  C,  attorney  at  law,  420  Montgomery, 

room  13,  r.  810  Chestnut 
Cary  Johanna,  widow,  r.  308  Filbert 
Gary  John,  laborer,  r.  308  Filbert 
Cary  L.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Cary  Margaret,  widow,  r.  0  Moulton  PI 
Cary  Mary  Mrs.,  janitress  Irving  Primary  School 
Cary  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  1  Willows  Av 
Cary  Thomas,  drayman,  309  Davis,  r.  14  Boardman  PI 


Cary  Walter  M.,  draftsman  .Etna  Irop  Works,  r.  810 

Chestnut 
Cary  William,  laborer,  r.  179  Clara 
8^"  Cary.     See  Carey 
Caryl  A.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  19  Ellis    . 
Carzodineho  Jos^  F.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Sec, 

510  Bush 
Casaboune  John  P.,  bartender  Joseph  B.  Casaboune, 

r.  656  Pacific 
Casaboune  Joseph  B.,  liquor  saloon,  656  Pacific 
Casad  Martin  R.,  r.  214)4  Sixth 
Casamajou  Augustus,  cook,  r.  435  Jessie 
Casamajou  Victor,  r.  637  Broadway 
Casanova  Henry  (F.  Daneri  &  Co.)r.  1007  Union 
Casanova  Matthias,  milker,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Casarttto  Antonio,  teamster,  r.  533  Green,  rear 
Casaretto  Gabriel,  carpenter,  r.  4  Maiden  Lane 
Casarez  Adolph,  tinsmith,  r.  1706  Mason 
Casarez  B.,  compositor,  r.  1706  Mason 
Casarez  Beatrice,  seamstress,  r.  1706  Mason 
Casarez  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  1706  Mason 
Casarola  Luigi,  vegetables,  r.  1213)^  Kearny 
Casarotto  Antonio,  musician,  r.  Belvedere  House 
Casarubio  Carmel,  widow,  r.  512  Vallejo 
Casassa  Augustino,  r.  10  Cadell  Alley 
Casassa  Augustino,  confectioner,  r.  908  Sansome 
Casassa  Bartolomeo,  laborer,  r.  4  Lafayette  PI 
Casassa  Carlo,  laborer,  r.  516  Filbert,  rear 
Casassa  Carlo,  real  estate,  r.  517  Union 
Casassa  Charles,  vegetable  dealer,  r.  6  Elm  Av 
Casassa  Charles  H.,  musician,  r.  517  Union 
Casassa  Domenico  (Arata  &  Casassa)  r.  1522  Turk 
Casassa  Eugenio.  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Casassa  Francesco,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Casassa  Giovanni  B.,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Casassa  Rolando  (Muzio,  Arata  &  Casassa)  r.  619  Ma- 
son 
Casassa  Stefano  (Bacigalupi  &  Casassa)  r.  5  Keyes  Al- 
ley 
Casassa  Stefauo,  wine  dealer,  r.  517  Union 
Casaurang  Francis,  butcher  Peguillan  &  Salles,  r.  K, 

bet  Sixth  and  Seventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Casavecchia  Egisto,  r.  618  Green 
Casavielle  Mary  Miss,  with  Mrs.  Elodie   Cotti,  r.  411 

Geary 
Casaxion  Jeanne,  cook,  11  Esses 
Casclani  Salvador,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR. 
Cascinelli  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cascinelli  G.  B.,  vegetables,  34  Colombo  Market 
Cascius  Hotel,  Mrs.  Margaret  Keetfe  proptr,  NE  cor 

Louisiana  and  Sierra 
Case  Adelaide  L.,  widow,  r.  303  Ivy  Av 
Case  Charles  E.,  dentist,  oifice  and  r.  209  Kearny 
Case  Ervin  T.,  attorney  at  law,  430  California,  room  5, 

r.  1203  Pacific 
Case  George,  teamster,  r.  1047)^  Market 
Case  George  A.,  bookkeeper  S.  W.  Bosenstock  &  Co., 

r.  '2338  Washington 
Case  George  A.,  milkman,  r.  1606  Larkin 
Case  Herbert  P.,  teamster,  r.  1606  Larkin 
Case  Joseph  D.,  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  Oakland  Ferry 
Case  P.  S.,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Case  Sarah  G.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  429  Clementina 
Case  Thomas  J.,  broker,  r.  Revere  House 
Casebeer  John  P.,  salesman,  r.  514  Bush 
Casebolt  Henry,  civil   and  mechanical  engineer,  420 
Montgomery,  room   20.  and   carriage   repository, 
S  s  Market,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth,  r.  2700  Pierce 
Casebolt  Ira  J.,  blacksmith,  and  foreman  Hose  No.  8, 

S.  F.  F.  D. 
Casebolt  Jacob  D.,  railroad  contractor,  r.  1832  Filbert 
Casebolt  Jonathan  B.,  master  mechanic  Sutter  St. 

RR..  r.  1509  Pine 
Casella  Giacomo,  drajTuan.  r.  514  Green 
Casella  Gio.  Battista,  Garibaldi  Guard.  423  Broadway 
Caselli  Andre,  scaveugtr.  r.  E  s  Lapidge,  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Nineteenth 
Caselli  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Caselli  Frank,  clerk,  r.  1425}^  Dupout 
Caselli  Giovanni,  r.  1139  Harrison 
Caselli  Olinto,  salesman  D.  Blagi  &  Co.,  r.  1425 )i  Du- 

pont 
Casement  Frank,  shoecutter,  r.  W  s  San  Jos^  Av,  nr 

Twenty-fourth 
Casement  William  K.,  shipwright,  r.  W  s  San  Jose  Av, 

.    nr  Twenty-fourth 
Casentino    Pasquale,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc.   625 
Broadway 


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265 


CAS 


Casernico  Eliza  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1517  Dupont 

Cases  Albert,  shoemaker,  702  Broadway 

Casewell  Jotn,  veterinary  surgeon,  219  Ellis,  r.  212 
Ellis 

Casey  Andrew,  salesman  T.  Curran,  r.  20  Stevenson 
Av 

Casey  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  536  Natoma 

Casey  Catherine,  r.  5  Sheridan 

Casey  Catherine,  widow,  r.  307  Eddy 

Casey  Charles,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 

Casey  Charles  H.,  clerk  Morning  Call,  r.  7  Grand  Av 

Casey  Daniel,  butcher,  r.  1615  Pine 

Casey  Daniel,  foreman  Gower  &  Oilman,  r.  6  Hinck- 
ley 

Casey  Daniel,  ironmolder,  r.  17  Twenty-second 

Casey  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  120  Perry 

Casey  Daniel,  stableman,  r.  839  Harrison 

Casey  Daniel  J. ,  blacksmith,  r.  7  Grand  Av 

Casey  Dennis,  shoemaker,  r.  2023  Hj'de 

Casey  Dennis,  teamster,  r.  18  Clinton 

Casey  Donald,  laborer,  r.  124  Ei^,'hth 

Casey  Donald,  woodturner,  r.  416  Eulton 

Casey  Edward  J.,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  1806  Ellis 

Casey  Edward  M.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 
307  Eddy 

Casey  Edward  V/.,  real  estate  broker,  r.  1806  Ellis 

Casey  Eliza  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  307  Eddy 

Casey  Ellen,  dome.stic  31  Essex 

Casey  Eugene,  longshoreman,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 

Casey  Eugene  M.,  plumber,  r.  443  Natoma,  rear 

Casey  Frank,  waiter  J.  Ipswitch 

Casey  Gregory,  roaster  Charles  Bernard,  r.  6  Hinckley 

Casey  Harry  J.,  engraver  William  E.  Goldsmith  & 
Son,  r.  419  Geary 

Casey  Henry  G.,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  r.  17  Twenty- 
second 

Casey  Henry  H.,  shoemaker, and  extraman  Engine  No. 
10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  328  Braunan 

Casey  Hugh,  tailor,  r.  328  Braunan 

Casey  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Casey  James  (Casey  &  Montgomery)  r.  6  Antonio 

Casey  James,  carpenter  Palace  Hotel 

Casey  James,  cartman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s  Thir- 
teenth, bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Casey  James,  deckhand  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Garden 
City,  r.  3  Freelon 

Casey  James,  tiremau  C.  P.  RR.  Btmr  Transit,  r.  625 
Second 

Casey  James,  ironmolder,  r.  442  Fifth 

Casey  James,  laborer,  r.  18  Clinton 

Casey  James,  painter,  r.  11}^  Hollis 

Casey  James  B.,  carpenter,  r.  411 J^  Natoma 

Casey  James  J.,  laundryman,  r.  Valencia, bet  Twenty- 
seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 

Casey  James  T.,  teamster,  r.  France  Av,  nr  Mission 

Casey  J.  B.,  carpenter,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Casey  Jeremiah,  harnessmaker  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 
Oakland 

Casey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  3  Goodsell  PI 

Casey  Jerome,  stuccomaker,  r.  328  Brannan 

Casey  J.  L.,  brakeman,  r.  832  Folsom 

Casey  John,  carpenter,  r.  2  Harrison  Av 

Casey  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  3  Goodsell 
PI 

Casey  John,  hostler,  r.  115  Second 

Casey  John,  hostler,  r.  174  Clementina 

Casey  John,  laborer,  r.  441  Tenth,  rear 

Casey  John,  longshoreman,  r.  512  Mission 

Casey  John,  longshoreman,  r.  423  Natoma 

Casey  John,  policeman,  r.  412  Minna 

Casey  John,  salesman  Geo.  B.  Knowles  k  Son,  r.  214 
Austin 

Casey  John,  shippainter,  r.  328  Brannan 

Casey  John,  shoemaker,  r.  Clementina,  bet  Fifth  and 
Sixth 

Casey  John,  shoemaker,  r.  908  Folsom,  rear 

Casey  John,  tanner,  r.  724  Brannan 

Casey  John  E.,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  24 
Nevada 

Casey  John  H.,  laborer  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 

Casey  John  M.,  clerk  Morning  Call,  r.  7  Grand  Av 

Casey  John  S.,  ga.sfitter,  r.  328  Brannan 

Casey  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  1038  Bryant 

Casey  Joseph  A.  check  clerk  Hi  hernia  Savings  and 
Loan  Soc,  r.  West  Oakland 

Ca-sey  Joseph  L.,  stuccomaker,  r.  328  Brannan 

Casey  Kate,  domestic  1113  Bush 

Casey  Kate  F.  Miss,  assistant  Potrero  Primary  School,, 
r.  328  Brannan 

Casey  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  11  White  PI 


Casey  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  1313  York 

Casey  Maggie,  domestic  1528  Clay 

Casey  Margaret  Mrs.,  milliner,  r.  21  Anna 

Casey  Martin  E.  F.,  iJlumber,  r.  24  Nevada 

Casey  Mary,  domestic  1295  Van  Ness  Av 

Casey  Mary,  domestic  309  Leavenworth 

Casey  Mary  Mrs.,  janitress  Irving  Primary  School 

Casey  Mary  E.  Miss, assistant  Haight  Grammar  School, 

r.  17  Twenty-second 
Casey  Maurice,  bookkeeper,  r.  1612  Jones 
Casey  M.  Francis,  mufr  boots  and  shoes,  28  Second 
Casey  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Casey  Michael,  plumber  Frederick  Raisch,  r.  408  Ful- 
ton 
Casey  Minna  C,  widow,  r.  32  Langton 
Casey  Minnie  Miss,  saleslady  I.  West  Taber,  r.  8  Lily 
I  Av  ♦ 

I  Casey  Nellie  Miss,  millinery,  1003  Mission 
I  Casey  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  30  Post,  r.  Manchester 
I         House 

!  Casey  Nellie  A.  Miss,  shoelitter,  r.  17  Twenty-second 
Casey  Owen,  carpenter,  r.  1149  Harrison 
Casey  Owen,  groceries  and  liquors,  1038  Bryant 
Casey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  120  Perry 
Casey  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  18  First 
Casey  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 
Casey  Patrick  A.,  assistant  miller  Bay  View  Distillery, 

r.  307  Eddy 
Casey  Patrick  D.,  brassmolder,  r.  24  Nevada 
Casey  Patrick  D.,  steward,  r.  1011  Harrison 
Casey  Patrick  J.,  painter,  r.  1207  Lagtina 
Casey  P.  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Casey  Peter  S.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Peter's  Church,  r.  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Alabama 
Casey  Richard,  carpenter,  r.  56i  Bryant 
Casey  Richard  M.,  clerk,  r.  561  Bryant 
Casey  Sarah,  domestic  423  Eddy 
Casey  Sarah,  domestic  724  Geary 
Casey  Sarah  M.  Miss,  r.  17  Twenty-second 
Casey  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  18  First 
Casey  Thomas,  clerk  Renton,  Holmes  &  Co.,  r.  1821 

Jessie 
Casey  Thomas,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  NE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Cemetery  Av 
Casey  Thomas,  shoecutter,  r.  "2023  Hyde 
Casey  Thomas  F.,  clerk,  r.  328  Brannan 
Casey  Thomas  F.,  ironmolder,  r.  49  Natoma 
Casey  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Casey  William,  carpenter,  r.  433  Minna 
Casey  William,  laborer,  r.  113  Clinton 
Casey  William,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  24 

Nevada 
Casey  William,  porter,  i".  416  J^  Natoma 
Casey  William  F.,  butcher,  r.  328  Brannan 
Casey  William  J.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P. 

BR.,  r.  907  Sutter 
Casey  William  P  ,  civil  engineer  and  professor  math- 
ematics, office  318  O'Farrell,  r.  1502  Pine 
Casey  &  Montgomery  (James  Casey  and  Robert  Mont- 
gomery) fruits  and  vegetables,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 
Mission 
Cash  A.  B.,  capitalist,  r.  118  Jones 
Cash  Augusta,  cloakmaker,  r.  1404  Church 
Cash  George  A.,  coal  oil  dealer,  r.  1404  Church 
Cash  George  A.,  laborer,  r.  159)4  Perry 
Cash  John,  helper  Risdon  I.^andL.  Works,  r.  521  How- 
ard 
Cash  Stillman,  r.  150  Clementina 
Cash  T.  M..  cleVk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  ER.,  r. 

705  Shotwell 
CashdoUar  Charles  H.,  salesman  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Cashel  Francis,  r.  817  Mission 

Cashel  George,  salesman  Donald  McMillan,  r.  817  Mis- 
sion 
Cashel  John,  porter,  r.  746  Howard 
Cashen  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  413  Vallejo 
Cashen  John,  clerk,  r.  413  Vallejo 
Cashier   Gold   Mining   Co.    (Dakota   Territory)  D.  B. 
Chisholm  secretary,  6  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Bldg 
Cashin  D'Arcy  M.,  examiner  gaugers'  returns  Custom 

House,  r.  Oakland 
Cashin  James  D.,  boilermaker,  r.  31  Minna 
Cashin  James  O.,   collector  Mutual  Ice   Co.  ,r.   2023 

Webster 
Cashin  John,  superintendent  and  secretary  Mu- 
tual Ice  Co.,  222  Fifth,  r.  2023  Webster 
Cashin  Katie  Miss,  bookfolder  Bartling  &  Kimball,  r. 

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Csshin  Richard,  hostler,  r.  408  Ritoh 
Cashing  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  223  Linden  Av 
Cashman  Cornelius,  harnesscleaner,  r.  156  Clemen- 
tina 
Cashman  Daniel  (Doyle  &  Cashman)  r.  764  Howard 
Cashman  Dennis,  r.  8  Silver 
Cashman  James,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Cashman  Mary  A.,  widow,  agent   Gold   Cure,   r.  1104 

Mission 
Cashman  Mary  Ann,   widow,   furnished  rooms,   148 

Fifth 
Cashman  Maurice,  shipwright,  r.  2  Frederick 
Cashman  Michael,  ironmolder,  r.  148  Fifth 
Cashman  Patrick,  painter,  r.  148  Fifth 
Cashman  Richard,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  17  Welsh 
Cashman  William,  pressman,  r.  2625  Mission 
Cashman  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  39  Clarence  PI 
Cashman  William  F.,  cajiitalist,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Casiguaro  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  1118  Kearny,  rear 
Casinet  S.,  forgeman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Casini  Paris,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Casino  Hispauo-Americano,  Eugene   De   Sabla  presi- 
dent, rooms  220  Sutter 
Caslow  John,  longshoreman,  r.  11  Lombard 
Caslow  Rosy  Miss,  milliner,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Casner  Jonas,  cigar  mnfr,  1118  Howard 
Cason  Joseph  H.,  barber,  r.  5  Burritt 
Cason  Theodore  L.,  caterer,  r.  733  Broadway 
Casper  Cjesar,  salesman  Sam.  Caspur,  r.  1014  Geary 
Casper  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Casper  Sam, ,  importer  human  hair  and  fancy  hair 

ornaments,  585  Market,  r.  The  Windsor 
Casper  Samuel,  glazier,  r.  433  Clementina 
Casper  Simon,  peddler,  r.  207  Pacific 
Casi>ersen  Martiuus,  merchant,  r.  7  Russ 
Casperson  Andrew  P.,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Cass  John  J.,  hardware,   locksmith  and  bellhanger, 

366  Third 
Cass  Richard,  expressman,  NE  cor  Front  and  Market, 

r.  1807  Stevenson 
Cass  Robert,  woolsorter,  r.  724  Brannan 
Cassano  Michele,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Cassebohm  Margaret,  widow,  lodgings,  1429  Polk 
Cassel  H.,  S.  F.  Musical  Fund  Soc,  NE  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Casselini  Vincenzo  (M.  Pedroni  &  Co.)  r.  San  Gottardo 

Hotel 
Cassell  John,  laborer,  r.  26  Langton 
Cassell  John  F.,  mining,  322  Pine,  r.  2118  Pacific  Av 
B^Cassell.     See  Castle 
Casselman  Emma  Miss,  r.  988  Howard 
Casselman  Louisa  Miss,  r.  988  Howard 
Cassen  Albert  W.,  fishdealer,  r.  607  Greenwich 
Cassen  Henry,  r.  607  Greeuwich 
Cassen  Henry  C,  solicitor,  r.  607  Greenwich 
B£?"Ca8sen.     See  Cassin  and  Casson 
Casserly  Augustine,  law  student  Lake  &  HcKoon,  r. 

848  Van  Ness  Av 
Casserly  Edward,  porter,  r.  402  Broadway 
Casserly  Eugene,  attorney  at  law,   409    California, 

rooms  1-2,  r.  848  Van  Ness  Av 
Casserly  Mary,  widow,  r.  4  Virginia 
Casserly  Mary  D.,  domestic  1112  Stockton 
Casserly  William,  laborer,  r.  814  Sansome 
Cassidy  A.  Miss,  with  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r.  5  Gilbert 
Cassidy  Andrew,  grocecies  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Valen- 
cia and  Ridley 
Cassidy  Andrew  E.,  glassblower,  r.  1412  Howard 
Cassidy  Andrew  J.,  teamster,  r.  22  Ash  Av 
Cassidy  Annie  Mrs.,  ironer,  r.  108  Hickory  Av 
Cassidy  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  250  Locust  Av 
Cassidy  B.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  68  Minna 
Cassidy  Bridget,  widow,  r.  38  Stanly  PI 
Cassidy  Christopher,  laborer,  r.  408  Natoma 
Cassidy  Edward,  fruit,  SE  cor  Lyon  and  Post 
Cassidy  Edward,  litjuor  saloon,  113  Natoma 
Cassidy  Francis,  laborer,  r.  5  Gilbert 
Cassidy  Frank,  molder,  r.  1326  Natoma 
Cassidy  Frank,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Cassidy  Frank,  woolduster  George  Abbot 
Cassidy  Hugh,  produce  dealer,  r.  1326  Natoma 
Cassidy  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Cassidy  James,  laborer,  r.  10  Sonora 
Cassidy  James,  laborer,  r.  216  Minna 
Cassidy  James,  laborer,  r.  533  Sacramento  , 

Cassidy  James,  teamster,  r.  913  Battery,  rear 
Cassidy  James  B.,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR. 
Cassidy  J.  C,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 


Cassidy  John,  glassblower,  r.  10  Tenth    ' 

Cassidy  John,  horse  trainer,  r.  NW  cor  Twentieth  and 

Point  LoboB  Avs 
Cassidy  John,  teamster,  r.  28Jij  Gilbert 
Cassidy  John  J.,  waiter,  r.  Laurel  Av,  nr  Crescent, 

B.  H. 
Cassidy  Joseph,  morocco  dresser,  r.  5  Gilbert 
Cassidy  M.  A.  Mrs.,  news  depot,  143  Fifth 
Cassidy  Maria,  domestic  1109  Clay 
Cassidy  Mary  Miss,  r.  961  Mission 
Cassidy  Mary  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  341  Shipley 
Cassidy  Mary  C,  widow,  r.  321  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cassidy  Matthew,  cartman,  r.  97  Colton 
Cassidy  Michael,  brassmolder,  r.  5  Sheridan 
Cassidy  Patrick,  butcher,  204  Twenty-third 
Cassidy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  31  Fifth  Av 
Cassidy  Robert,  laborer,  r.  31  Fifth  Av 
Cassidy  Thomas,  morocco  dresser,  r.  5  Gilbert 
Cassidy  William,  i^ainter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Cassidy  William,  ship  carpenter,  r.  143  Fifth 
Cassie  George  W.,  hackman,  r.  305  Minna 
Cassie  William,  engineer,  r.  153  J6  Third 
Cassie  William,  peddler,  r.  19  Ridley 
Cassie  William  Jr..  silversmith,  r.  19  Ridley 
Cassilly  John  P.,  physician  and  dentist,  132  Fourth 
Cassin  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  r.  Clara  Av,  nr  Seven- 
teenth 
Cassin  Francis,  r.  959  Howard 

Cassin  Francis  Jr.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  959  How- 
ard 
Cassin  Julia,  domestic  625  Ivy  Av 
Cassin  Martin,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
Cassin  Mary  Miss,  r.  9.59  Howard 
Cassin  Mary  Ann  Miss,  r.  9.59  Howard 
Cassin  Nellie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  Clara  Av,  nr  Seven- 
teenth 
Cassin  Patrick  J.   (P.  J.   Cassin  &  Co.)  r.  917  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Cassin  Peter,  shoemaker,  r.  Clara  Av,  nr  Seventeenth 
Cassin  Peter  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  621  Minna 
Cassin  P.  J.  Jil  Co.   (Patrick  J.  Cassin)  wholesale 
liquor  dealers  and  rectifiers,  SE  cor  Battery  and 
Washington 
Cassina  Emanuele,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Cassinelli  Stephen,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  San  Bruno 

Road,  nr  Wayland 
Cassio  G.  A.,  barber,  1423  Dupont 
Cassock  George,  coachman  801  Sutter 
Cassou  Bernard,  dairyman,  r.    W  s  Girard,  nr  Silver 

Av 
Cassou  John    (Sarthou  &  Cassou)  r.  W  s  Girard,  nr 

Silver  Av 
Castagnet  Peter  (Castagnet  &  Co.)  r.  530  Merchant 
Castagnet  &  Co.  (Peter  Castagnet  and  Benoit  Biscou) 

liquor  saloon,  530  Merchant 
Castagnetto  Giovanni,  dry  goods,  1234  Dupont 
Castagnetto  Pietro,    groceries,  SE  cor  Dupont    and 

Green,  r.  503  Green 
Castagnino  Andres,  fishmarket,  1341  Dupont 
Castagnino  Emanuele,   carpenter  and  painter,  r.  427 

Filbert 
Castagnino  Pietro,  butcher,  r.  2  Grand  PI 
Castaneda  Anastacio,  jeweler,  r.  417  Broadway 
Castel  Gi  orge,  furniture  polisher  and  mattressmaker, 

415  Powell 
Castelhun   Frederick  J.,   attorney  at   law,  609 

Sacramento,  r.  224  Shotwell 
Castelhun  Mary  A.  Miss,  principal  South  Cosmopoli- 
tan Primary  School,  r.  224  Shotwell 
Castell  B.  Stephen,  boilercoverer,  r.  236  Minna 
Castellanos  Louisa,  domestic  2908  Washington 
Castellauos  Margarita,  widow,  r.  323  Montgomery  Av 
Castello  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Castello  Catherine  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  532  Green 
Castello  Henry  C,  clerk  City  and  County  Almshouse, 

r.  129  Thirteenth 
Castello  J.  A.,  r.  444  Brannan 
Castello  John,  engineer,  r.  308  Sutter 
Castello  Patrick  H.,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  233  Minna 
Castello  Peter,  bootblack,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Casten  Henry,  cooper,  r.  411  Pacific 
Caster  James  L.,  compositor  The  Argonaut,  r,  Ala- 
meda 
Casterline  E.  P.,  assistant  coiner  U.  S.   Mfttt,  r.  504 

Powell 
Castiano  Salvator,  factoryhand,  r.  1160  Market 
Castiglionl    Serafino,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Castillano  Jose,  cigarmaker  G.  Perazzo,  r.  E  s  Broad- 
way, bet  Stockton  and  Powell 


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CAV 


Castillar  Harrison  M.,  lettercarrier  Post  OflBce,  r.  642 
Washington 

Castillo  Juan  Luna,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 

Castle  Albert  E.,  bookeeper  Hyman  Bros.,  r.  2535 
Mission 

Castle  Albert  E.,  salesman  Castle  Bros.  &  Loupe,  r. 
1501  Scott 

Castle  Albert  W.,  laborer  John  Sposito,  r.  607  Green- 
wich 

Castle  Brotliers  &  Loupe  (Walter  M.  and  Frede- 
rick L.  Castle  and  Leopold  Loupe)  importers  and 
wholesale  grocers,  213-217  Front 

Castle  Charles  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  356  Third,  r. 
18^  Freelon 

Castle  Dome  Mining  and  Smelting  Co.  (Melrose,  Ala- 
■   meda  Co.,  Cal.)   Daniel  Buck  secretary,  81  Nevada 
Block 

Castle  Frederick.  L.,  capitalist,  office  320  San- 
some,  room  10 

Castle  James  F.,  teamster,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-ninth 
and  Mission 

Castle  John,  guard  House  of  Correction 

Castle  John  G..  shipearpenter,  r.  544  Howard 

Castle  Julia,  widow,  r.  245  Clementina^ 

Castle  Mary,  domestic  517  Mason 

Castle  Michael,  capitalist,  r.  1501  Scott 

Castle  Stephen,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9,  r. 
922  Greenwich 

Castle  Walter  M.  (Castle  Brothers  &  Loupe)  r.  1501 
Scott 

tfS"Castle.     See  Cassell 

Castleman  Susie  Miss,  r.  14  Mason 

Castlen  Edward  B.,  bookkeeper  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co.,  r. 
2:J7  San  Jose  Av 

Castlen  John  G. ,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Co. ,  r. 
2;j7  Sau  Jose  Av 

Castuer  Charles  A.,  sparmaker.  Berry,  bet  Fifth  and 
Sixth,  r.  8IJ1  Hayes 

Castner  Frederick  S.,  laborer  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 

Castolazo  Arthur,  student,  r.  lOOii  McAllister 

Castolazo  Lucretia,  milliner,  r.  700)^  McAllister 

Castor  Maghin,  r.  308  Tehama 

Castorina  Jesus,  packer  Jacob  Strahle  &  Co.,  r.  134 
Fourth 

Castro  Adella  Miss.,  dressmaking,  715  Mission 

Castro  Albert,  mattressmaker  H.  Frank,  r.  Oakland 

Castro  Eloise  K. ,  dressmaker,  r.  24  Pinkney  PI 

Castro  Louis,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor,  511  Mont- 
gomery, r.  San  Leandro 

Castro  Philip,  clerk  Danglada  &  Co.,  r.  307  Fourth 

Castro  William  B. ,  watchman  J.  B.  H.  Cooper,  SE  cor 
Sairamento  and  Octavia 

Caswell  Albert  J.,  painter,  r.  4.33  Greenwich 

Caswell  Charles  F.,  millhand  Union  Box  Factory,  r. 
Oakland 

Caswell  E.  E.  Mrs.,  millinery,  28  Post 

Caswell  Erastus,  pianotuner,  647  Market 

Caswell  George  E.,  r.  28  Post 

Caswell  George  W.,  clerk  William  G.  Badger,  r. 
Fruit  Valo 

Caswell  Harvey  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  535  Post 

Caswell  Marion,  compositor,  r.  2010  Mission 

Cas^vell  Tliomas  H.,  Grand  Secretary  Grand 
Chapter  R.  A.  M.  and  Grand  Kecorder  (irand  Com- 
maudery  Knights  Templar,  office  Masonic  Tem- 
ple, r.  "iOlO  Mission 

Caswell  William,  master  schr  Hercules,  Bay  View 
Distillery  Wharf 

Caswell  William  A.,  r.  209  Leidesdorflf 

Catania  George,  salesman  Joseph  Catania,  r.  12  Ber- 
nard 

Catania  Joseph,  fishdealer,  37-39  S.  F.  Market,  r.  12 
Bernard 

Gate  Augustine,  r.  618  Stevenson 

Gate  Charles,  bricklayer,  r.  632  Natoma 

Cate  Edward  A.,  chairmaker,  r.  632  Natoma 

Gate  Frank  L.,  housepainter,  r.  632  Natoma 

Cate  Joseph  B.  (Weir  &  Cate)  r.  34  Oak  Grove  Av 

Cateclii  Jolin,  proprietor  California  Fruit  Store, 
and  cigars,  tobacco  and  confectionery,  204  Second 

Catelli  Mariano,  framemaker,  r.  Toscano  Hotel 

Catello  Viucenzo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Catelson  Fred.,  bllliarduiaker.  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Catena  Margaret,  widow,  r.  262  Jessie,  rear 

Cathcart  Alfred  B.,  abstract  clerk  S.  F.  Stock  and  Ex- 
change Board,  r.  1924  Stevenson 

Cathcart  Charles  L.,  bookkeeper  J.  W.  Brown,  r.  711 
Nineteenth 

Cathcart  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1922  Stevenson 

Cathcart  James,  cooper,  r.  226  Pacific 


Cather  Leonard  R.,  shoemaker,  r.  1110  Harrison 

Catich  George,  cook,  r.  813  Stockton 

Catlin  Amelia  G.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Catlin  B.  F.,  assistant  teacher  Industrial  School 
Catlin  James,  farmer,  r.  .520  Sixth 
Catlin  Jennie  Miss,  r.  520  Sixth 
Catlow  John,  wholesale  butcher,  r.  11  Liberty 
Caton  George  R.,  tailor,  r.  1616  Mason 
Catou  Julius,  butcher,  r.  1402  Pacific 
Cator  James,  shoemaker  Gilbert  Pringle,  r.  Berkeley 
Cattarina  Emanuel  J.,  fruit,  42o  Davis,  r.   614  Green- 
wich 
Cattarina  Matthew  M.,  porter,  r.  6  Prospect  PI 
Catterniole  CUarles  (Charles  H.  and  John   C.  A. 

Cattermole)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Mason 

and  Vallejo,  and  NW  cor  Davis  and  Broadway 
Cattermole  Charles   H.    (Charles   Cattermole)    r.  839 

Vallejo 
Cattermole  Henry  J.,  clerk  Charles  Cattermole,  r.  1526 

Mason 
Cattermole  John  C,  salesman  Charles  Cattermole,  r. 

1526  Mason 
Cattermole  John  C.  A.  (Charles  Cattermole)   r.  1526 

Mason 
Cattermole  Luder,  stevedore,  r.  1526  Mason 
Cattini  Antonio,  clerk  Isola  &  CoUombotti,  r.  SE  cor 

Mission  and  Godey 
Catton  Anna  M.,  widow,  r.  1417  Taylor 
Catton  Charles  H.  Mrs.,  r.  1939  Geary 
Catton  Frederick  R.,  bookkeeper  Falkner,  Bell  fc  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Catton  Kenneth  H.,  clerk  shipping  dept  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  r.  1417  Taylor 
Catton  William  M.,  cashier  Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.,  r. 

1417  Taylor 
Cattran  Joseph  H.,  shipjoiner,  r.  516  Folsom 
Caubu  Peter,  milk  ranch.  Nineteenth  Av, bet  G  andH, 

South  S.  F. 
Caufild  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  841  Hayes 
Caughell  James,  captain  stmr  Mary  D.  Hume 
Caughell  John,  seaman  stmr  Mary  D.  Hume 
Caughell  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  2747  Bush 
Caughlan  John,  engineer  Chase  &  Wolfif,  r.  1812  Stock- 
ton 
Caughliu  Dennis,  hog  ranch,  Fifth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

r.  Sixth  Av,  betL  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
1^"  Caughlin.     See  Coghlan,  Coghlin,  Coughlan  and 

Coughlin 
Cauley  A.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  29  Hinckley,  rear 
Caultield  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  85  West  Mission 
Caultield  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  634 M  Natoma 
Caultield  Henry  F.  (Caultield  &  Lynch)  r.  228  Bitch 
Caultield  Joseph  J.,  clerk  C.  J.  Tayac,  r.  634J4  Natoma 
Caultield  Maria  Miss,  ironer  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  328  Jessie 
Caultield  Mi«hael  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  39  Fifth  Av 
Caultield  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  337  Shipley 
Caultield  &  Lynch  (Henry  F.  Caultield  and  Hubert  F. 

Lynch)  cigars  and  tobacco,  450  Jii  Third 
Caulson  Christina,  widow,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet   M   and 

N,  South  S.  F. 
Cause  William  B.,  waiter,  r.  1160  Market 
Causse  Marius,  French  laundry,  520  Turk 
Cavagnaro  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cavagnaro  Domenico,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Cavagnaro  Domenico,  groceries.  628-630  Broadway 
Cavagnaro  Fiorenso.  r.*618  Green 
Cavagnaro  Francisco,  boots  and  shoes,  1427  Dupont 
Cavagnaro  Frank  A.,  clerk  F.   Daneri   &   Co..   r.   911 

Jackson 
Cavagnaro  G.  B.,  gardener,  32  Colombo  Market,  r.  Tl- 

cino  Hotel 
Cavagnaro  Joseph  F.,  student,  r.  911  Jackson 
Cavagnaro  Lulgl,  r.  14  Union  PI 

Cavagnaro  Pasquale,  Garibaldi  Guird,  423   Broadway 
Cavallera  Seratino,  cabinetmaker,  r.  318  Ninth 
Cavalletti  Charles,  r.  828 H  Broadway 
Cavalletti  Democrito,  fish  and  poultry,  22  and  33  New 

Metropolitan  Market,  r.  828 M  Broadway 
Cavalli  George  F.,  purchasing  agent  Brigham,  Hoppe 

&  Co.,  r.  313  Geary 
Cavalli  John,  laborer,  r.  1107  Montgomery 
Cavalli  Paul,  machinist,  1011  Kearny 
Cavallier  Jules  P.,  president  Justice  Mining  Co.,  office 

419  California,  room  3,  r.  701  Stockton 
Cavallo  Giovanni,  baker,  r.  3  Gerke  Alley 
Cavan  George,  ship  joiner,  r.  129  Turk 
.  Cavanagh  Agnes,  widow,  r.  140  Natoma 


f ALM,  MAPLE,  CHERRY 


JOHN  WICMORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 

Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


CAV 


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CEN 


Cavanagh  Charles  E.,  shoemaker,  r.  140  Natoma 

Cavanagh  Charles  Kt,,  r.  White  House  Hotel 

Cavanagh  Domlnick,  ship  carpenter,  r.  1117  York 

Cavanagh  Edward,  scroll  sawyer,  r.  1511  Larkin 
Cavanagh  Francis  J.,  porter,  r.  140  Natoma 

Cavanagh  James,  ship  calker,  r.  8  Caroline 

Cavanagh  James,  shoemaker,  r.  31  Linden  Av 

Cavanagh  Jeremiah,  laborer   Golden  Gate  Park 

Cavanagh  John,  clerk,  r.  1511  Larkin 

Cavanagh  John  D.,  bricklayer,  r.  417  Stevenson  . 

Cavanagh  Luke,  laborer,  r.  100  Freelon 

Cavanagh  Margaret,  domestic  1623  Clay 

Cavanagh  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  11  Mason 

Cavanagh  Patrick,  carriage  jpainter,  426  Pacific,  r.  11 
Mason 

Cavanagh  Patrick,  spinner,  r.  5  Alaska  PI 

Cavanagh  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  1503-1505  Califor- 
nia, r.  1511  Larkin 

Cavanagh  Philip,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita,  r.  1100  Powell 

Cavanagh  Richard,  hillman  N.  B.  and  M.  RE.,  r.  5 
Alaska  PI 

Cavanagh  Thomas,  calker;  and  assistant  foreman 
Hose  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  S  s  Harrison,  bet 
Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

Cavanagh  Thomas  C,  policeman,  r.  103  Natoma 

Cavanagh  William,  bollermaker  Eisdon  I.  and  L. 
Works 

Cavanagh  William,  harnessmaker,  r.  2200  Clay 

Cavanaugh  Bartholomew,  helper  melter  and  refiner's 
dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  26  Turk 

Cavanaugh  John,  porter,  r.  1709  Jessie 

Cavanaugh  Joseph,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 
813  Howard 

Cavanaugh  Julia,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Clay  and  Laguna 

Cavanaugh  Kate,  domestic  506  Eddy 

Cavanaugh  Margaret,  domestic  1121  Pine 

Cavanaugh  R.  H.,  engineer  California  St.  RE.,  r.  1419 
Larkin 

Cavanaugh  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  23  Tehama 

Cavanaugh  Thomas,  porter,  r.  12  Anthony 

Cavanaugh  Walter,  laborer,  r.  127  Welsh 

Cavanaugh  William  M.,  bookkeeper  James  T.  White 
&  Co.,  r.  218  Eddy 

B^  Cavanaugh.  See  Cavanagh,  Kavanagh  and  Kav- 
anaugh 

Cavano  John,  r.  719  Pacific 

Caverly  John  M.,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 
Janeiro,  r.  1815  Sutter 

Cavasso  Isidore,  mnfr  shirts,  neckties,  etc.,  612  Mont- 
gomery, r.  1119  Stockton 

Cavasso  Isidore  Jr.,  clerk  Isidore  Cavasso,  r.  1119 
Stockton 

Cavell  Barney,  car  driver,  r.  2193^  Tehama 

Cavendish  H.,  r.  405  Kearny 

Caveney  John,  machinist  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  13  J^  Harri- 
son Av 

Caveney  Thomas,  cutler,  r.  13^  Harrison  Av 

Caverly  Ann,  widow,  r.  1103  Montgomery 

Caverly  Mary  Miss,  r.  250  Clementina 

Cavienne  Rosalie,  domestic  620  Filbert 

Caviero  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Caviezel  Johan,  winekeeper  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r.  9 
Varennes 

Cavo  Augustino,  marblecutter  F.  Marion  Wells,  r. 
Alameda 

Cavonia  Andre,  marblecutter,  r.  422  Broadway 

Cawley  Edward  H. ,  foreman  Union  Warehouse,  r.  13 
Verona 

Cawley  John,  fireman  U.  S.  Eevenue  stmr  Hartley,  r. 
546  JiJ  Mission 

Cawley  John,  porter,  r.  30  Natoma 

Cawley  Mary  E.,  domestic  8  Essex  PI 

Cawley  William,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Third  and 
Hunt,  r.  210  Third,  rear 

Oawson  Benjamin,  foreman  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 
Factory,  r.  NE  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 

Cawson  James,  machinist  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  NE  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 

Cay  Rebecca,  domestic  42  Russ 

Caybergs  Felix,  carpenter,  r.  14J4  Langton,  rear 

Caybergs  Mary  Mis.,  r.  10  Rose  Alley 

Cayferd  Lizzie  Miss,  teacher  Ladies'  Pro.  and  Relief 
Soc,  E  B  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 

Cayron  Louis,  lodgings,  518  Mission 

Cayvulade  Mary,  tailoress,  r.  906  Pacific 

Caywood  Charles,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Cazeaax  Dominique,  proprietor  Miners'  Restau- 
rant, 529-531  Commercial,  r.  540  Washington 

Cazeaux  Jean,  butcher,  65  Centre  Market,  r.  23  Anna 


Cazeres  Guillaume,  butcher,   322  Fifth 

Cazes  John  E.,  bookkeeper  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Cazneau  Jennie  P.,  widow,  r.  1405 M  Folsom 
Cazneau  L.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  511  Stockton 
Cazneau   William  L.,  clerk,  r.  1709  Dupont 
Cebrian  John  C.  (Molera  &  Cebrian)  r.  309  Taylor 
Cechettini  Fedele,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Cecil  Amy  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1001  Powell 
Cecil  John,  clerk  O.  E.  and  N.  Co.'s  Wharf,  r.  1  Yerba 

Buena 
Cecil  Samuel,  machine  hand  T.  Elford,  r.  333  Eddy 
Cecilia  Emilio,  bootblack,   r.  Hinckley,  bet  Dupont 

and  Kearny 
Cecilia  John,  bootblack,  20  Leidesdorff,  r.  Hinckley, 

bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Ceddiey  Emma,  laundress,  r.  1503  Pine 
Cederberg  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Cefous  George,  cook,  r.  113  Virginia 
CefouB  James,  barber,  125  Fifth,  r.  110  Prospect  PI 
Cehnter  Daniel,  merchant,  r.  64  First 
Celander  Peter,  tailor,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Celeste  Guigni,  r.  627  Broadway 
Celestine  M.,  machinist,  r.  321  Pacific 
Celillo  Francisco,  barber,  r.  10  Pollard  PI,  rear 
Cella  Joseph,   foreman    A.   Cafl'erata,   r.   San   Bruno 

Road,  bet  P  and  Twenty-seventh  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Cella  Loui.'i,  scavenger,  r.  1518  Howard,  rear 
Cellarius  George  G.,  musician  Winter  Garden,  r.  1604 

Mission 
Celle  Bartolomeo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Celle  John  B.,  papercutter,  r.  5  Margaret  PI 
Cellen  Michael,  marbleworker,  r.  410  Twenty-ninth 
Celler  Mark,  clerk  S.  W.  Rosentock    &    Co.,    r.    168 

Perry 
Celler  Michael,  teamster,  r.  168  Perry 
13^"  Celler.     See  Seller  and  Zeller 
Cellner  William,  cigar  mnfr,  r.  12. Hinckley 
Cello  Bartolomeo  (L.  Demartini   &  Co.)  r.  431  Vallejo 
Celsi   Giuseppe,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Celtic  Protective  Benevolent  Society,  rooms  818  How- 
ard 
Centennial  Chair  Factory,  Charles  F.  M.  Greffe  proptr, 

141-143  Freelon  and  558  Brannan 
Centennial  Livery  Stable,  Fitzgerald  &  Conlou  proptrs, 

1513-1515  California 
Centennial  Lodging  House,  SE  cor  Drumm  and  Clay 
Centennial  Planing  Mills,   Chapman  &   Cunningham 

proptrs,  566-572  Bryant 
Center  Alexander,  with  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co.,  r. 

2926  Clay 
Center  David,  plumber,  r.  2418  Folsom 
Center  George   L.,  assayer  and   metallurgist,   r.  617 

O'Farrell 
Center  John,  boilermaker,  r.  2009  Folsom 
Center  Jolm,   real  estate,  420  California,  room  15, 

r.  NW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Folsom 
Center  Samuel  H.,  r.  219}<>  Austin 
Center  William, bookkeeper,  r.  244  Shotwell 
&^  Center.     See  Senter 
Centlivre  Francis,  hackman,  r.  55  Natoma 
Central  Gas  Co.   (The)  James  W.  Burling  secre- 
.    tary,  ofiice  413  California,  works  N   s  King,   bet 
Second  and  Third 
Central  Hotel,  Harry  W.  Lewis  proptr,  217  Broadway 
Central  House,  814  Sansome 
Central  Methodi&t  Episcopal  Church,  Rev.  Elbert  R. 

Dille  pastor,  N  s  Mission,  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Central  Nevada  Live  Stock   and  Land  Co.,  Robert  N. 
Graves  president,  Joseph  M.  Quay  secretary,  406 
Montgomery 
Central  Pacific  Hotel,  John  M.  Farrell  proprie- 
tor, 346-348  Fourth 
Central  Pacific  Railroad  Co.,  Leland  Stanford 
president,  Edward  A.  Miller  Jr.  secretary  ;  general 
office  NE   cor  Fourth   and  Townsend,  passenger 
depot  Oakland  an<l  Alameda  Ferry,  foot  Market, 
freight  depots  Fourth,  King  and  Townsend 
Central   Pacific    Railroad   Co.'s   Building', 

NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Central     Pacific     Railroad    Co.'s    Freight 

Depot,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Central   Pacific    Railroad  Co.'s   Steamers, 

olfice,  30  Sacramento 
Central  Pacific  Railroad  Co.'s  Wliarf.  foot 

Second 
Central  Presbyterian   Tabernacle,   Rev.   W.  J.  Smith 
pastor,  N  8  Golden  Gate  Av,  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Braverman  A  ILerj 

M9    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


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CHA 


Central    Railroad    Co.,    Reuben   Morton  presi- 
dent,   Charles  P.   Le   Breton   secretary,  office  32 
Turk 
Centre  Market,  Nathan  Dodge  superintendent,  SE  cor 

Sutter  and  Dupont 
CepieJonn,  baker,  r.  San  Gottardo  Hotel 
Ceppo  Francesco,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  -t'iS  Washington 
Ceraille  Giovanni, laborer,  r.  2403  Taylor,  rear 
Cerba  Cyrus,  barber,  420  O'Farrell 
Cerda  Juaii  de    la   Cruz,    consul    general    for 

Chile,  office  and  r.  327  Geary 
Cereda  Innocente,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Cereghino  Benedetto,  wood  and  coal,  430  Pacific 
Cereghino  David,  bootblack,  r.  423  Pacific 
Cereghino  David,  cigars   and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Montgomery,  r.  433  Jackson 
Cereghino  Giovanni,  marble  sawyer,  r.  11  Union  PI 
Cereghino  Luigi,  bootblack,  547  Merchant,  r.  327  Val- 

leio,  rear 
Cereghino  Magdalena,  r.  14  Hinckley 
Cereghino  Rocco,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Vir- 
ginia Av  and  Mission 
Cereghino  Stetano,  bootblack,  527  Kearny,  r.  Kearny, 

bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Cerelli  Domeuico,  bootblack,  r.  738  Vallejo 
Cerelli  Lorenzo,  bootblack,  r.  3  Margaret  PI 
Cereseto  Luigi,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cerf  Albert  (J.  Cerf  &  Co.)  r.  2318  California 
Cerf    Emanuel,  expressman,   NW   cor    Mission    and 

Third,  r.  250  Thirteenth 
Cerf  Harry,  stevedore,  r.  NW  cor  Howard  and  Steuart 
Cerf  J.  &  Co.  (Jules  and  Albert  Cerf)  importers  crock- 
ery and  glassware,  517-510  Market 
Cerf  Jules  (J.  Cerf  &  Co.)  and  president  Pacific  Build- 
ing and  Loan  Assn,  r.  71()  Post 
Cerf  Julia,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  801  Vallejo 
Cerf  Moses  (Blochman  &  Cerf)  r.  1203  Sutter 
Ceriala  John,  r.  cor  Francisco  and  Taylor 
Cerisola  Nicola,  boarding,  331  Broadway 
Cernogorcevich  Costo,  bartender,  r.  428  Natoma 
Cernogorcevich   Cristofora,  cofl'ee   saloon,  15  Vallejo, 
and  restaurant,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Jackson,  r. 
1711  Jones 
Cernogorcevich  Teofilo,  bartender,  r.  24  Wetmore  PI 
Cerritos  Deciderio,  cigarmaker  Jose  A.  Garcia,  r.l421 3^ 

Dupont 
Cerro  Antonio,  salesman  Lucien  Dumas,  r.  48  Seventh 
Cerson  T.  L..  janitor  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  733  Broadway 
Cerutti  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cerutti  Joseph  J.,  laborer,  r.  9  Calhoun 
Cervantes  A.  Leon,  tailor,  r.  1412  Powell 
Cervelli    AUesandro,  oysterman  Joseph  Giusti,  r.  12 

High 
Cervelli  Ernesto,  Italian   Bersaglieri  Soc,  025  Broad- 
way 
Cervelli  Francesco,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc.,625  Bdwy 
Cervelli  Rafael,  saloonkeeper,  r.  5U)  Greenwich 
Cevasco  Antone,  peddler,  r.  (i  Russell 
Cevasco  Giovanni  Battista,  publisher  and  pro- 
prietor La  Voce   del   Popolo,   535   Washington,  r. 
1811  Powell 
Cev&sco  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
ChabotEmil,  machinist,  r.  Ill  Natoma 
Chabree  Louis,  tailor,  r.  841  Pacific 
Chabree  Onisinie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  84J.  Pacific 
Chace^V:  Wilson  (Henry  B.  Clhace  and  James  H.  Wilson) 

sawing,  planiiij^  ami  moulding  mufrs,  12(J  Main 
Chace  Henry  B.  (Cliace  .S  Wilsoul  r.  212C  Broderick 
8^"Cha(e.     See  Chase 

Chacon  Jesus,  saddletree  maker,  r.  5  Pollard  PI 
Chadbourne  Charles  F.,  salesman  Kittle  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
j  Chadbourne  Forrest  S.  (F.  S.  Chadbourne  &  Co.   and 
Rieman  k  Co.)  r.  1100  Bush 
Chadbourne  F.  S.  «&Co.  (Forrest S.  Chadbourne) 
importers  and  manufacturers  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 735  Market 
Cliadboiirne  Jubez,  attorney  at  law,  528  Califor- 
nia, room  8,  r.  Oakland 
Chadboiurne  Joshua  (Rider,  Somers  &  Co.)  r.  828  Treat 

Av 
Chadbourne  Levi,  clerk  John  Burnap,  r.  420  Leaven- 
worth 
Chadbourne   Samuel  W.   (Wright  &   Chadbourne)    r. 

808  Filbert 
Chadbourne  Thomas  J.,  proptr  Eclipse  Cracker  Bak- 
ery, 1412-1420  Dupont,  office  214   Sacramento,   r. 
Centreville,  Alameda  Co. 
Chadbourne  Vinnie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.   E.   T.   Skid- 
more 


Chadsey  John  F.,  carpetbeater,  r.  448  Guerrero 

Chadsey  William  R.,  mining  engineer,  r.  Revere 
House 

Chadwick  Charles,  liquor  saloon.  Seventh  Av,  nr 
Golden  Gate  Park 

Chadwick  Frank  R.,  exchange  teller  Donohoe,  Kelly 
li  Co.,  r.  Berkeley 

Chadwick  Nathaniel  G.,  builder,  r.  1937  Broadway 

Chadwick  Nathaniel  M.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co.'s  Express,  r.  East  Oakland 

Chaftee,  Gilbert  &  Bonestell,  merchants  (San  Buena- 
ventura, Cal.)  office  NE  cor  Front  and  Clay 

ChattVe  William  R.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Chaigneau  Alfred  (A.  Chaigneau  &  Co.)  r.  216  San  Jose 
Av 

Chaigneau  A.  &  Co.  (Alfred  Chaigneau)  label  printers, 
536  Clay 

Chaigneau  Victoria,  widow,  r.  216  San  Jos^  Av 

Challenge  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,Nev.) 
W.  E.  Dean  secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 

Challeri  Louisa,  domestic  1120  Washington 

challiol  Charl  es,  r.  12  Dale  PI 

Challman  Peter,  waiter,  r.  906  Market 

Chalmers  Annie  B.  Miss,  principal  Lombard  St. 
Primary  School,  r.  1528  California 

Chalmers  Belle  S.,  widow,  r.  2002  Sacramento 

Chalmer.s  Hugh,  r.  27  Geary 

Chalmers  James  C,  office  215  Sansome,  room  8,  r. 
Brunswick  House 

Chalmers  John  C,  cashier  H.  H.  Noble  &  Co.,  r.  W  s 
Scott,  nr  Clay 

Chalmers  T.  Mrs.,  teacher  Lincoln  Evening  School, 
r.  Brunswick  House 

Chalmers  William,  drayman,  537  Market,  r.  716  Capp 

Chalmers  William  L.,  speaial  agent  and  adjuster 
Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  1210  Mission 

Chaloner  Richard,  plumber,  r.  916  Jones 

Chamber  of  Conxinerce,  rooms  Merchants'  Ex- 
change Building,  secretary's  office  with  S.  Foster 
&  Co.,  20-28  California 

Chamberlain  Abbie,  widow,  janitress  South  End 
School,  r.  W  s  William,  nr  Henry 

Chamberlain  Albert  P.,  machinist,  r.  37  Second 

Chamberlain  Benjamin  F.  W.,  hackmau,  r.  17  Powell 

chamberlain  Charles,  seaman,  r.  305  Fifth 

Chamberlain  Charles  H.,  receiver  U.  S.  Land  Office. 
OlU  Commercial,  r.  Oakland 

Chamberlain  Edward,  plumber  Charles  Waters,  r. 
Alabama,  bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 

Chamberlain  Charles  S.,managerJudson  Horse 
Nail  Co.,  402  Front,  r.  San  Quentin 

Chamberlain  Eugene  E.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  912)^ 
Laguna 

Chamberlain  Frank  E.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
Berkeley 

Chambei;lai"n  George  S.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Chamberlain  Harry  L.,  carriage  trimmer,  r.  608  Leav- 
enworth 

Chamberlain  Henry  L.,  commission  merchant,  r.  608 
Leavenworth 

Chamberlain  Louis  C,  compositor,  r.  Pacific  Lodg- 
ings 

Chamberlain  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  912  >4  Laguna 

Chamberlain  Paul  P.,  painter,  r.  240  Sutter 

Chamberlain  R.  H.,  driver  S.  F.  Laundry,  33  Geary 

Chamberlain  William,  bookkeeper,  r.  Milton  House 

Chamberlain  William,  butcher  Felix  Uri 

Chamberlain  William,  laborer,  r.  23  Baldwin  Court 

Chamberlain  William  B.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r. 
lOUS  Powell 

Cliamberlaiu  William  E.  Jr.  (Chamberlain* 
Robinson)  and  principal  actual  business  depart- 
ment Pacific  Business  College,  320  Post,  r.  411 
Ellis 

Chamberlain  William  H.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 
Oakland 

Chamberlain  Willis,  carpenter,  r.  91 1  Laguna 

CHAMBERLAIN  &  ROBINSON  <wiuiam 

K.  (  hunibf  rluin  Jr.  and  Tltomas  A. 
Robinson)  proprietors  Paciiic  Business 
College,   3'40  Post 

Chamberlin  Charles  C,  sash,  door  and  blind  maker, 

574  Braunan,  r.  515M  Bush 
Chamberlin  Dudley  W.,  clerk  Albert  Eber,  r.  124)4 

Silver 
Chamb.  rlin  Edwin  Jr..  plumber,  r.  SW  cor  Columbia 

and  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 
Chamberlin  Edwin  G.,  machinist  Point  Reyes   Light 

House,  r.  SW  cor  Columbia  and  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 


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Chamberlin  Ellen  Mrs.,  saleslady  S.  MoBgrove&  Bro., 

r.  15^  Sixth 
Chamberlin  John  L.,   second  lieutenant  First  Artill- 
ery, U.  S.  A.,  Alcatraz  Island 
Chamberlin  Lowell  A.,  first  lieutenant  First  Artillery, 

U.  S.  A.,  Presidio  Reservation 
Chamberlin  William,  cashier  Hale  &  Co.,  r.  916  Hyde 
Cliamberlin     William,      proprietor    Beresford 

Hotel,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Chambers  A.  J.,  mining,  217  Sansome,  room  9,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Chambers  Alexander  W.,  carpenter,  r.  619  Fulton 
Chambers  Annie  Mrs.,  forewoman  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co., 

r.  858  Mission 
Chambers  Bridget,  widow,  r.  N  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet   N 

and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Chambers  Carrie  M.,  widow,  r.  615  Lombard,  rear 
Chambers  George     (Gladding,     McBean    &    Co.)    r. 

Chicago,  111. 
Chambers  George,  waiter  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  32  Davis 
Chambers  George  L.,  watchman  Pioneer  Lead  Works, 

r.  116  Third 
Chambers  Harry  L.,  superintendent  E.   D.   Nolan  & 

Co.,  r.  858  Mission 
Chambers  James,  quartermaster  P.   M.   SS.   City   of 

New  York 
Chambers  James  C,  r.  cor  Castro  and  Twenty-fourth 
Chambers  Simeon  P.,  carpenter,  r.  629  Fulton,  rear 
Chambers  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  35  South  Park 
Chambers  Thomas,  porter  Greenebaum  &   Co.,  r.  30 

South  Park 
Chambers  Thomas  J.  A.,  clerk,  r.  615   Lombard,  rear 
Chambers  Urial,  waiter  J.  B.  Jaques,  r.  858  Mission 
Chamey  Ernst,  cook  Charles  Kopp,r.  104  Seventh 
Chamois  John,  salesman  H.  Levison,  r.  1117  Stockton 
Champagnet  Alphonse,  laundryman,  r.  SE  cor  Seven- 
teenth and  Valencia 
Champeaux  Caroline  Miss,  r.  429  Bryant 
Champion  Hall,  N  s  Butte,  bet  Kentucky  and  Solano 
Champion  Israel,  pilot,  r.  662  Mission 
Champion  Joseph,  molder,  r.  759  Howard 
Champion  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  Butler  Burris 

secretary,  2-3  Nevada  Block 
Champion  T.  E.,  bookkeeper  International  Hotel 
Champlin  Calvin  H.,  bookkeeper  Doyle   &  Wilson,  r. 

Lick  House 
Champreux  Alfred,  brassmolder,  r.  328  Spear 
Champreux  Gustave,  brassfinisher,  r.  328  Spear 
Chancel  Jules,  French  laundry,  2405  California 
Chandler  Augustus  W.,  painter,  r.  65  Everett,  rear 
Chandler  Charles,  r.  1907  Stockton 
Chandler  Edward  Mrs. ,  r.  819  Post 
Chandler  Edwin  J.,  salesman,  r.  1814  O'Farrell 
Chandler  Emma  F.,  ladies'  hairdresser,  r.  107  Bernard 
Chandler  Etta  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  421  Powell 
Chandler  Frances  P.,  widow,  r.  200  Ellis 
Chandler  George,  tailor  Edward  Read,  r.  2808  Howard 
Chandler  George  C,  painter,  r.   Eleventh,  bet  Harri- 
son and  Bryant 
Chandler  John  H.,  advertising  solicitor,  r.  419  Geary 
Chandler  John  J.,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 
Chandler  Kate  Mrs.,  domestic  903  Battery 
Chandler  Maria,  widow,  r.  1814  O'Farrell 
Chandler  Martha  A.,  widow,  r.  1939  Geary 
Chandler  R.  D.,  coal  and  iron,  and  agent  Eastport 
Coos   Bay   coal,  office   118-120  Pacific,   r.    SE  cor 
Chestnut  and  Hyde 
Chandler  Richard,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  641   Sutter, 

r.  916  Jones 
Chandler  Robert  F.,  cook,  r.  107  Bernard 
Chandler  Robert  H.,   clerk  R.  D.   Chandler,   r.  1814 

O'Farrell 
Chandler  Russell  H.,  clerk,  r.  31  Fifth  Av 
Chandler  Thomas,  president  Seaman's  Boarding  Mas- 
ters' Assn,  r.  1022  Moutgiuuery 
Chandler  T.   H.,  merchant,  205  Sacramento,  r.   1320 

California 
Chandler  William  F.,   bookkeeper  Huntington,  Hop- 
kins &  Co.,  r.  814  California 
Chandler  WlUiam  H.,  speculator,  r.  1425  California 
Chandler  William  S..  steward  P.  C.  SS.   Los  Angeles, 

r.  S  s  Duncan,  bit  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Chandos  B.  G.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Ohaney  Frank  S.,  seaman,  r.  112  Eleventh 
Chans'  Yeou  Farn,    physician,  office  742  Wash- 
ington 
Change  House  or  Stevenson  Building,  Mrs.  C.  J.  Fur- 
man  proptr,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  California 
Channell  Brackett  F.,  capitalist,  419  Clay,  r.  Alameda 
Chantry  David,  hostler,  r.  62  New  Montgomery 


Chapeau  Louis,  machinist,  r.  1620  West  Mission 
Chapel  Deodatus,  machinist  and  engineer,  r.  128 Fran- 
cisco 
Chapel  Sophie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  128  Francisco 
Chapelain  Cliarles,  r.  25  Lafayette 
Chapelin  Jean,  laundryman,  r.  7  Jasper  PI 
Chapin  Charles   W.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  318 

Sutter 
Chapin  Chauncey  C,  watchman,  r.  830  Folsom 
Chapin  Edgar  W.,  clerk  auditor  M.  P.   and   M.   dept 

G.  P.  RR    r.  320  Turk 
Chapin  FiankE.,  starter  Cal.   St.   RR.,   r.   1607  Cali- 
fornia 
Chapin  George  W.,real  estate  agent  and  publisher  Real 
Estate  Price  List,  238  Montgomery,  r.  9  Second  Av 
Chapin  Hamilton  B.,  cutter   Main   &  Winchester,    r. 

418  Sutter 
ChapinJohn  H.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  126M 

Silver 
Chapin  John  W.,  teamster  C.  Pillsbury,  r.  E  s  Minne- 
sota, bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
Chapin  Margaret  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  830  Folsom 
Chapin  Samuel  A.,  mining,  r.  1016  Bush 
Chapin  William  C,  mining,  r.  22  Glen  Park  Av 
Chaijlin  George  M.,   helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Chaplin  James,  office  412  Market,  r.  Alameda 
Chaplin   Samuel,    bookkeeper    Pioneer    White  Lead 

Works,  r.  313  Fremont 
Chapman  Annie  E.,  widow,  r.  814  California 
Chapman  Benjamin  F.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71 

New  Montgomery 
Chapman  Charles,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Ex- 
press, r,  141  Chestnut 
Chapman  Charles  C,  salesman  C.  Herrmann  &  Co.,  r. 

215  Post 
Chapman  Edmund  B.,  clerk  James  F.  Chapman  &  Co., 

r.  East  Oakland 
Chapman  Edward,   laborer,  r.  Presidio  Reservation, 

nr  Mountain  Lake 
Chapman  Edward  K,  advertising  clerk  S.F.  Chronicle, 

r.  122  Turk 
Chapman  Frank,  bookkeeper,  r.  27  Geary 
Chapman  Frank  F.,  plumber,  r.  631  Fulton 
Chapman  Frank  M.  (Hinman&  Chapman)  r.  203  Powell 
Chapman  Frederick  Y.,  printer,  r.  814  California 
Chapman  George,  laborer,  r.  221  Fifth 
Chapman  Harvey  W.  Rev.,  r.  2434  Pine 
Chapman  Hawley,  elocutionist,  r.  1007  Jackson 
Chapman  Henry,  mnfg  jeweler,  608  Merchant,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Chapman   Howard  (Chapman  &  Cunningham)  r.  1106 

McAllister 
Chapman  James,  cook  New  York  Bakery,  r.  1  Alabama 
Chapman  James,  master  mariner,  r.  141  Chestnut 
Chapman  James,  seaman,  r.  100  3^  Jackson 
Chapman  James  B.,  clerk  delivery  dept  Well^,  Fargo 

&  Co.'s  Express,  r.  141  Chestnut 
Chapman   James  F.    (James  F.   Chapman  &  Co.)    r. 

East  Oakland 
Chapman  James  F.  <&  Co.   (James  F.  Chapman) 
shipping  and  commission  merchants,  22  California 
Chapman  James  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  129  Freelon 
Chapman  James  W.,  compositor,  r.  510  Greenwich 
Chapman  Jessie  Miss,  actress  Bella  Union  Theatre,  r. 

312  Mason 
Chapman  John,  miner,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Chapman  John  B.,  laborer,  r.  2110  Powell 
Chapman  John  E.,  cabinetmaker  Linforth  &  Rawlings, 

r.  510  Greenwich 
Chapman  John  J.,  driver  N.   B.  and   M.  RR.,  r.  2110 

Powell 
Chapman  John  P.-,  treasurer  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  120 

Eddy 
Chapman  Joseph,  laborer  Odd  Fellows' Cemetery,  r. 

nr  Marine  Hospital 
Chapman  Kittle  Miss,  actress,  r.  312  Mason 
Chapman  Louis  B.,  assistant  secretary  Giant  Powder 

Co.,  r.  513  Taylor 
Chapman  M.<iL.  Mrs.,  r.  5'>  Second 
Chapman  Philip,  carpenter,  r.  44  Sixth 
Chapman   Ralph  J.,  piano  mover,  NW  cor  O'Farrell 

and  Stockton,  r.  513  Taylor 
Chapman  Robert,  letter  carrier  Post  OfiBce,  r.  631  Ful-' 

ton 
Chapman  Robert  E.,  health  inspector,  office  14  O'Far- 
rell,  r.  W  8  Sanchez,   bet  Army  and  Twenty-sev- 
enth 
Chapman  Robert  M.  Rev.,  r.  2414  Sutter 
Chapman  Rockwell  S.,  compositor,  r.  11034  Turk,  rear 


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Chapman  Rosa,  widow,  lodgings,  227  Ellis 
Chapman   Russell,    real   estate  ageut  and  insur- 
ance broker,  317  Montgomery,   Nevada   Block,  r. 
San  Rafael 
Chapman   Thomas,  first   officer  P.  M.  8S.  Colima,  r. 

945  5^  Folsom 
Chapman  T.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  80-t  Webster 
Chapman  Valerie,  widow,  r.  1123  Ellis" 
Chapman   Wilfred  B. ,  agent  Universal   Marine 
Insurance  Co.  (limited  of  London)  office  123  Cali- 
fornia, room  17,  r.  Union  Club 
Chapman  William,  laborer,  r.  916  Montgomery 
Chapman  William  R.,  with  Charles  A.  Reiners  &  Co., 

r.  631  Fulton 
Chapman  William  S.,  real  estate,  306  Pine,  room  6,  r. 

Palace  Hotel 
Chapman   <&  Cunningham  (Howard  Chapman 
and   P.   R.   Cunningham)  •proprietors   Centenial 
Planing  Mills,  5(>6-.572  Brannan 
Chapp  Philip,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  44  Sixth 
Chappell  George  A.,  student,  r.  609 >a  Howard 
Chappell  Inkerman  N.,  conductor   Market  St.  RR.,  r. 

1207  Steiner 
Chappell  Joseph  J.,  clerk  Christy  &  Wise,  NE  cor 

Fifth  and  Townsend 
Chappell  M.,  r.  228  Eleventh 
Chappell  Peter,  merchant,  r.  228  Eleventh 
Chappell  Scott  R.,  traveling  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Chappell    William,    expressman,    cor    Mission    and 

Sixteenth,  r.  646  Seventeenth 
Chapuis   Bertha   Mme.,  teacher  French,  r.  Ill  Valpa- 
raiso 
Chapuis  Eugene,  teacher  languages,  r.  217  Third 
Chaquette  Ephraim,  engineer,  r.  715  Hayes 
Charbonuat  August,   driver  Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co.,  r. 

636  Pacific 
Charbonnat  Paul,  barber,  r.  54  Minna 
Charbonnel  Henri,   day  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 

6U2  Fourth 
Chard  George  H.,  foreman   Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  W  s 

Clipper,  bet  Diamond  and  Douglass 
Chard   George   R.,  pharmacist  Henry  Staub,  8W  cor 

Sutter  and  Larkin 
Chard  Heury  C,  stone  cutter,  r.  16  Antonio 
Chard  Katie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  16  Antonio 
Chard  William  A.,  bartender,  r.  2  Central  PI 
Chariot  Jnseph,  jeweler  Levison  Brjs.,  r.  38  Langton 
Charland  John,  shoemaker,  r.  528  Stevenson 
Charles  Francois,  tailor,  r.  605  Broadway 
Charles  Frank,  cook  City  and  County  Alms  House 
Charles  Harry,  laborer,  r.  6  Jansen 
Charles  Henry  A.,  mining  secretary,  419  Califor- 
nia, room  21,  r.  2417  Pacific  Av 
Charles  Hermann,  clerk,  r.  212  Hickory  Av 
Charles  Richard,  r.  2113  Fillmore 
Charles  S.,  r.  Lindell  House 
Charles  William  H.,  printer,  r.  6  Jansen 
Charleston  D.   M.,  third  engineer  P.  M.  8S.  City  of 

New  York,  r.  503  Folsom 
Charlesworth  James  C.  assistant  engineer  California- 

and  Nevada  Ice  Co.,  r.  356  Tehama 
Gharleton  Constantine  E.,  r.  2603  Bush 
Charlock  William  H.,  night  watchman  Craig  &  Krem- 

ple,  r.  325  O'Fairell 
Charlock  William  H.  Jr.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  325 

O'Farrell 
Chariot  Marie  A.  Mme.,  hair  store,  1618  Polk 
Charlsen  John,  captain   schr   Ellen   Adelia,  r.  71134 

Minna 
Charlsun  John,   salesman   Joseph    Lucier,  r.   2323 }fi 

Pine 
Charlton  Edward,  r.  1612  Jessie 
Charlton  Harry  E.,  engineer,  r.  863  Folsom 
Charlton  Isaac,  mechanical  engineer,  r.  547  Mission 
Charlton  John  C. ,  r.  .521  Franklin 
Charmak    H.   &    Co.  (Herman    Charmak   and  David 

Cohen)  watches  and  jewelry,  846  Market 
Charmak^Herman  (H.  Charmak  &  Co.)  r.  1918  Sutter 
Charneau   Pierre,   Societe    Culinaire    Francaise,    510 

Bush 
Cbarpiot  Adeline,  widow,  r.  632  Green,  rear 
Charter  Oak  Life   Insurance   Co.   (Hartford, 
Conn.)  Frank  Eno  attorney,  528  California,  room  1 
Charter  Oak  Hall,  771  Market 
Charter   Oak  Livery  Stable,   Sheffer  &  Ayers 

proprietors,  775  Market 
Charteris  James,  watchman  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Charters  Alexander,  r.  New  Continental  Hotel 
Cbartier  Auguste,  liquor  Saloon,  324  Sixth 


Charton  Joseph  M.,  vrtne  merchant,  r.  1231  Stockton 
Chartres  James  G.,  r.  Winchester  House 
Chartrey  Raoul,  manager  City  Iron  Works,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Chase  Albert,  physician,  office  and  r.  652  Market 
Chase   Andrew   K.,  salesman  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Chase  Benjamin  F.,  watchman  U.  S.  Sub-Treasury,  r. 

606  Montgomery 
Chase  Charles  F.,  milk  ranch,  Greenwich,  bet  Pierce 

and  Scott 
Chase  Charles  J.,  stevedore,  r.  420  Folsom 
Chase  Charles  M.,  auctioneer,  r.  823  O'Farrell 
Chase  Edward  C,  bookkeeper  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Chase  E.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  229  Geary 

Chase  Elizabeth  A.,  widow,  medium,  r.  532 )<5  Bush 
Chase  Ella  Miss,  assistant  Silver  St.  Primary  School, 

r.  524  Jones 
Chase  Ellen  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  119  Ellis 
Chase  Frank  H.,  journalist  Evening  Post,r.  214  O'Far- 
rell 
Chase    George  K.,  mnfr  fanning  mills,  52  First,  r. 

Brooklyn  Hotel 
Chase  George  M.,  engineer,  r.  811  Mason 
Chase  George  W.,  teamster,  r.  9'20  Harrison 
Chase  Gilbert  P.,  teamster,  r.  413  Brannan 
Chase  Harrison  O. .  law  student,  r.  121  Turk 
Chase  Harry  F.,  stevedore,  r.  1518  Mason 
Chase  Henry  A.,  compositor,  r.  832  California 
Chase  James  B.   (Chase  &  Wolff)  r.  1518  Mason 
Chase   James    M.,   driver  N.   B.   and  M.  RR.,  r.  335 

Fourth 
Chase  J.  B.,  carpenter,  r.  321  Pacific 
Chase  John  G.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  33  Powell  Av, 

B.  H. 
Chase  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  920  Harrison 
Chase  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  524  Jones 
Chase  Nathaniel,  driver  O.  Lawton  &  Co.,  r.  609  Mar- 
ket 
Chase  N.  L.,  clerk,  r.  115  Ellis 
Chase  Quincy  A.  (Kohler  &  Chase)  r.  Oakland 
Chaae  Robert  P.,  physician   and   surgeon,  office 

and  r.  121  Turk 
Chase  Robert  P.   Jr.,   shoe    mnfr,   869  Market,  r.  121 

Turk 
Chase  Sarah  F.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  17  Ellis 
Chase  W.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  1104  Mission 
Chase  William  T.,  carpenter,  250  Steuart,  r.  23  Market 
Chase  William  V.  Mrs.,  r.  148  Silver 
Chase  William  W.  (W.  W.  Chase  &  Co.)  r.  1906  Mason 
Chase  Winfield  S.,  carriagemaker,  r.  419  Filbert 
Chase  W.  W.  &  Co.  (William   W.  Chase   and  Richard 
M.  Collins)  commission  wholesale  and  retail  deal- 
ers hay,  grain  and  feed,  1912  Market 
Chase  &  Wolff    (James    B.    Chase    and    Charles 

Wolff)  stevedores,  900  Front 
l^"Chase.     See  Chace 

Chassagne  Leon  (E.  A.  Jaujou  k  Co.)  r.  1830  Powell 
Chateau  C.  A.,  porcelain  painter  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  5 

Ashburton  PI  • 

Chateau  M.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  midwife,   r.   15  Stockton, 

rear 
Chatelaine  Honore,  laundryman,  r.  81534  Vallejo,  rear 
Chatelier  Frances  P.,  domestic  191  Hyde 
Chatham  Rowland,  miller,  r.  SE  cor  Carolina  and  Mar- 
iposa 
Chatham  Sarah  Miss,  teacher  Clarke   Institute,  r.  239 

O'Farrell 
Chatman  Beveily,  r.  a30  Treat  Av 
Chatterton  James,  sailmaker,  r.  140  Fourth 
Chattin  Ed-wartl  (King  &  Chattin)  notary  public 
and  commissioner  deeds,  442   California,  r.  2199 
Devisadero 
Chanche  Adrien  G.,importer  and  wholesale  deal- 
er foreign   and   native  wines,   615-C17   Front,  r. 
Oakland 
Chauncey  John,  teamster,  r.  448  Guerrero 
Chauncey  Henry  N.,  commission  merchant,  109  Cali- 
fornia 
Chauvel  Jean,  laundry,  411  Sixth 
Chave  Charles,   steward  Joseph   S.   Marshall,   r.  520 

Bush 
Chaves  Jose  P.,   Portuguese   Pro.   and   Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Chavey  (Ji^orge.  r.  621  Pine 

Chaviz  Guadalupe  Mrs.,  milliner,  r.  29  Hinckley,  rear 
Cheater  James,  milker,  r.  W   s  San   Bruno  Road,  opp 

Fifteenth  Av 
Chebokar  Michael,  porter,  r.  21  Glover 


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Cheesuian  David  W.,  farmer,  r.  317  Third 
Cheesruan   Franklin  S.,   groceries   and    liquors,   826 

Twentieth 
Cheesman  G-eorge  8.,  clerk  Hy.  Balzer  &  Co.,  r.  324 

Fremont 
Cheesmau  H.  A.  Mrs.,' dressmaker,  r.  36  Geary 
Cheesman  Morton,  capitalist,  r.  324  Fremont 
Cheesman  Robert  B.,  wharfbuilder,  r.  237  Baitlett 
I3^"0heesman.     See  Chessman 
Cheever  Fannie  R.,  widow,  r.  26  Essex 
Cheever  Moses  R.,  dairy  produce,   37   Centre  Market, 

r.  Prospect  Av,  nr  Powell  Av,  B.  H. 
Cheever  Silas  G.,   advertising  agent  Call   ofllce,  r.  7 

Fair  Av 
Cheffers  Alfred,  shipcarpenter,  r.  NE  cor  El  Dorado 

and  Jersey 
Cheffers  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Bl  Dorado 

and  Jersey 
Cheignon  Adolphe,  bakery,  814  Howard 
Cheignon  Adolphe  Jr.,  clerk  P.  G.   Sabatie   &   Co.,   r. 

814  Howard 
Cheignon  Edmund,  clerk  Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co.,  r. 

814  Howard 
Chelini  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Chelini  Lazzar,  iruits  and  vegetables,  528}^  Third 
Chell  Eliza,  lodgings,  12  Harlan  PI 
Chella  Amelia  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  13G  Lily  Av 
Chella  Anita  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  9  Sonora 
Chella  G.  B.,  laborer,  r.  .511  Green,  rear 
Chella  Louisa  Miss,  r.  136  Lily  Av 
Chella  Louisa  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  9  Sonora 
Chella  Luchiui,  vocalist,  r.  9  Sonora 
Chella  William, vocalist,  r.  9  Sonora, 
Chelman  Henry,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Chelser  Louis,  cigar  dealer,  r.  131  Fifteenth 
Cheminant  Alexis  S.,  bookkeeper  William  Letts   Oli- 
ver, r.   Alameda 
Cheneau  C.  Mrs.,  French  Laundry,  430  Geary 
Cheneau  Charles,  laundryman,  r.430  Geary 
Chenery  Charles  E.  Jr.,  clerk  C.  W.  M.  Smith,  r.    1714 

Clay 
Chenery  Elizabeth  W.,  widow,  r.  1714  Clay 
Chenery  Walter  H.,   shorthand   writer,  r.  2609  Sac 
Cheney  Abbie  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  707  Post 
Cheney  Albert  B.,  teacher  music,  r.  707  Post 
Cheney  Jesse,  r.  405  Kearny 
Cheney  John  E.,  capitalist,  r.  704  California 
Cheney  John  V.,  teacher  music,  r.  707  Post 
Cheney  Merrick  L.   (Egbert  &  Cheney)  r.  Oakland 
Cheney  Warren  F.,  assistant  editor  The  Californian, 

office  408  California,  r.  Berkeley 
CTufeng  Bing,  Vice  Consul  China  and  interpreter, 

office  and  r.  917  Clay  * 

Chenhalls  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  681  Mission 
Chenorth    Richard,  carpenter,  r.  1068  Howard 
Ohenot  Eugene,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars, 258  Fourth, 

r.  802  Folsom 
Chenoweth  Edward  D.,  sign  painter,  r.  131  Dolores 
Chenoweth  Wellington  H.,  house  painter,  r.  131    Do- 
lores 
Chepernich  Lu^e,  fruits  and  candies,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Stockton 
Chepernich  Steve,  bartender,  r.  1108  Stockton 
Cherighino  Jean  Baptista,  laborer,  r.  7  Jasper  PI 
Cherighino    John,   bootblack,   305     California,   r.   14 

Hinckley 
Cherighino  John,  bootblack,  r.  414  Vallejo,  rear 
Cherighino  Stefano,bootblack,r.  3  St  Charles  PI 
Cherokee  Gold    Mining  Co.    (Plumas   Co.)  A.   Halsey 

secretary,  328  Montgomery  room  7 
Cherokee  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)    W.   E.   Dean, 

secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 
Cherry    Addie    C.    Miss,    assistant   Union    Primary 

School,  r.  32  John 
Cherry  Edgar,  solicitor  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  126  Bart- 

lett 
Cherry  Edgar,  stationery,  521 H  Valencia 
Cherry  Frank  W.  (Cherry  &  Tolles)  and  official  short- 
hand rejjorter  Police  Court  No.  1,  r.  850  Market 
Cherry  Jennie  C.   Miss,   adjuster  U.    S.    Mint,  r.    32 

John 
Cherry  John,  cellarman  A.  Anstett   &    Co.,    r.   725 

Green 
Cherry  John,  miner,  r.  12  Ba'iks 

Cherry  John  W. ,    County  Recorder,  Hall  of  Re- 
cords, new  City  Hall,  r.  32  John 
Cherry  Mamie  Miss,  r.  50  Clementina 
Cherry  k  Tolles  (Frank  W.   Cherry   and   Charles   H. 

Tollt'B)  ofHciai  short-hand  reporters,  Police  Court 

No.  1,  office  636  Clay 


Cherubinl  Francesco,  Fishermen's  Assu,  307  Broadway 

Cherwell  Charles,  seaman,  r.  23  Jansen 

Chesebrough  Andronicus  (Williams,  Dimond  &  Co.) 
r.  Oakland  ' 

Chesley  diaries  P., physician  and  surgeon,  office 
and  r.  7.54  Howard 

Chesley  George  W.  (Sacramento)  W.  H.  Bremer  agent, 
310  Sacramento 

Chesley  Lucy  H.,  widow,  r.  2406  Mission 

Chesneau  E.,  cook,  r.  105  Prospect  PI 

CUesney  D.,  wines  and  liquors,  133  Sixth,  NE  cor 
Natoma 

Chessman  Edward  E.,  bootmaker,  r.  3  Dale  PI 

8^"Chessman.     See  Cheesman 

Chester  Charles,  expressman,  r.  9  Pollard  PI 

Chester  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  La  Grande  Laundry, 
r.  124  Fourteenth 

Chester  Frederick  (Fcederick  Chester&  Co.)r.  30  Post 

Chester  Frederick  &  Co.  (Frederick  Chester)  dry 
goods,  102  Kearny 

Chester  George,  peddler,  r.  .571  Sixteenth 

Chester  House,  Mrs.  M.  A.  Hall  proptr,  106  Post 

Chester  John,  special  policeman,  and   assistant  fore- 
man Hose  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1219  Stockton 
I  Chester  Louis,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  32  Second 

Chester  Martin  T.,  captain  schr  Halcyon,  office  22Cal- 
:  ifornia 

I  Chetney  George,  produce,  r.  109  Montgomery 

Chetwood  Joseph  T.  (Rebman  &  Chetwood)  r.  108. Mc- 
Allister 

Chetworth  George,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 

Chevalier  Albert  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  730  Geary 

Chevalier  Alexander  B.  L.,  cooper,  322  Jackson,  r. 
NW  cor  Jackson  and  Powell 

Chevalier  Annie,  widow,  lodgings,  832  Folsom 

Chevalier  Clotilde,  widow,  r.  1028  Washington 

Chevalier  Emil,  liquor  saloon,  r.  1311  Powell 

Chevalier  Ernest  L.,  r.  832  Folsom 

Chevalier  F.  &  Co.  (Fortune  Chevalier)  importers 
wines  and  liquors,  520-522  Washington 

Chevalier  Fortune  (F.  Chevalier  &  Co.)  r.  1311  Powell 

Chevalier  George  F.,  bookkeeper  F.  Chevalier  &  Co., 
r.  1311  Powell 

Chevalier  Louis  M.,  barber,  r.  817  Montgomery 

Chevalier  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1009  Buchanan 

Chevalle  William,  employee  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co. 

Chevalley  Amy  G.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  114  Virginia 

Chevalley  Susan  M.,  widow,  r.  114  Virginia 

Chevannier  Armaud,  paper  carrier,  r.  1611  Powell 

Chevannier  Justine,  widow,  r.  1011  Powell 
I  CIie~vassus  Edouard,  paying  teller  Lazard  Freres 
;  and  agent  French   Board  Underwriters,  205  San- 

I  some,  r.  1710  Fillmore 

'  Chevassus  Louis,  barber,  r.  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 
!  Pacific 

I  Chevers  Helena  Mrs.,  r.  822  Lombard 

Chevers  John  M.,  compositor,  r.  822  Lombard 
j  Chevesich  Adolph,  pressman  A.  Chaigueau  &  Co.,  r. 
4  Scott  PI 

Chevesich  Henry,  bookkeeper  French  Savings  and 
Loan  Soc,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Chevesich  Vincent,  brassmolder,  r.  4  Scott  PI 

Chevez  David,  compositor,  r.  521  Green 

Chew  Benjamin  A.,  driver  Lebeubaum  &  Goldberg,  r. 
I  720  Ellis 

Chew  John  P.,  barber  Olympic  Club,  r.  1016  Powell 

Cheyne  Catherine  Miss,  r.  643  Folsom 

Cheyne  R.  Mrs.  (Gunn  &  Cheyne)  r.  043  Folsom 

Cheyne  Robert,  varieties,  140  First,  r.  643  Folsom 

Cheyrias  Rainaud(Cheyrias  &  Passet)  and  bakery  1123 
Howard 

Cheyrias  &  Passet  (Raiuaud  Cheyrias  and  Auguste 
Passet)  show  cards  and  signs,  7  Brook 

Chiappari  Giovanni,  vegetables,  7  Colombo  Market, 
gardens  P.  bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Chiarini  G.,  gardener,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 

Cliicayo  and  Alton  Railroad,  C.  Macabe  gen- 
eral agent,  8  New  Montgomery 

Cliicago  and  Grand  Trunk  Railtvay,  H.  B. 
Smith  Jr.  general  agent,  623  Market 

Chicago  and  Northwestern  RK.,  office  foot  Market 

Cliicag'o  Bre-\very,  Henry  Ahrens  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors, 1420-1434  Pine 

Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy  RR.,  office  foot  Mar- 
ket 

Cliicago  Hoite],  Mrs.  E.  W.  Heimburg  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors, 218-222  Pacific 

Cliicag^o  Nickel  Plating  Co.,  Rudgear  &  Parr 
proprietors,  23  Stevenson 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


STERLING  SILVERWARE  AND  FRENCH  CLOCKS 
r  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


UOOD    >VURK.    LOW   PRICES. 

OFFICE,  048  91 ABKET  KTBEET. 


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Chicago,  Rock  Island  and  Pacific  Hallway,  Clinton 
Jones  general  agent,  office  008  Market 

Chicug'o  Siiifrer  Se-wiiig  MacWne  Co.,  Mark 
Sheldon  agent,  9-11  First 

Chicia  Joseph,  expressman,  r.  Chambers,  nr  Front 

Chichester  George,  watchman,  r.  210  Chattanooga 

Chichester  James  R.,  furniture  polisher,  r.  24  Anna 

Cliicliizola  Antonio,  groceries  and  importer 
Italian  goods,  725  Sansome,  r.  325  Broadway 

Chichizola  Francesco,  Garibaldi   Guard,  423  Bdwy 

Chick  Amos,  miner,  r.  759  Market 

Chick  Elwell,  carpenter,  1309  Washington 

Chick  William  F.,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  2912  Bush 

Chickeriug  William  H.  (Chickering  &  Thomas)  r. 
Oakland 

Chickering  &  Tlionms  (William  H.  Chickering 
and  William  Thomas)  attorneys  at  law,  214  San- 
some' 

Chico  and  Colusa  BE.  Co.,  Henry  Deas  secretary,  44 
Nevada  Block 

Cliief  Engineer  San  Francisco  Fire  Depart- 
ment, old  City  Hall 

Chief  of  Police,  office  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 

Chielovich  E.  &  Co.  (Elia  Chielovich  and  Lazarus 
Radovich)  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  001 
Front 

Chielovich  Elia  (E.  Chielovich  &  Co.  and  L.  Radovich 
&  Co.)  r.  1719  Pacific  Av 

Chielovich  Martin,  cook.  r.  1112  Kearny 

Chielovich  Mary  Miss,  bookkeeper  E.  Chielovich  & 
Co.,  r.  1719  Pacific  Av 

Chiesa  Angelo,  butcher,  r.  327  Broadway 

Chiesa  Giacomo  P.,  laborer,  r.  423  W;  Broadway,  rear 

Chiesa  Prospero,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Child  M.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  349  Jessie 

Child  Thomas  T.,  clerk  Liddle  i  Eaeding,  r.  108  Va- 
lencia 

BS"  Child.     See  Childs 

Childrens'  Day  Home,  1413  Powell  and  110  Hayes 

Childress  Prentiss,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co.'s  Express,  r.  331  Kearny 

Childs  Andrew  J.,  picture  and  frame  dealer,  r.  446 
Natoma 

Childs  Charles  W.,  collector.  605  Montgomery,  r.  1918 
Polk 

Childs  Emma  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  9G4  Mission 

Childs  Ezra  C,  signpainter,  r.  516  Davis 

Childs  George,  insurance  agent,  422  California,  r.  222 
Fair  Oaks 

Childs  George  A.,  teamster  Cal.  Furniture  Co.,  r.  8 
Elgin  Park 

Childs  George  E.,  bookkeeper  Drake  &  Emerson,  r. 
962  Mission 

Childs  James  H.,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Brosuan,  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Guerrero 

Childs  James  M.,  dairyman,  2112  Broderick 

Childs  Katie  B.  Miss,  assistant  Denmau  Grammar 
School,  r.  1016  Bu.-ih 

Childs  Perry  G.,  r.  415  Jones 

Childs  Eufus  H.,  elevatorman  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange 
Bldg,  r.  222  Fair  Oaks 

Childs  Walter  C,  president  Yuma  Mill  and  Min- 
ing Co.  and  Valentine  Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  73 
Nevada  Block,  r.  1055  Campbell,  Oakland 

Childs  William  H.,  storekeeper  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  823 
Golden  Gate  Av 

8^  Childs.     See  Child 

Chilisier  Louis  (Meyers  &  Chilisicr)  r.  SE  cor  First 
Av  and  Sixteenth 

Chilline  Joseph  (V.  Rossi  &  Co.)  r.  332  Sixth 

China  and  Japan  Tea  Co.  (Charle.s  B.  Knocker 
and  George  T.  Marsh)  wholesale  dealers  teas,  123 
California,  rooms  30-31 

China  Traders'  Marine  Insurance  Co.  (lim- 
ited) Williams,  Dimond  &  Co.  agents.  202  Market 

Chinan  John,  milker,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr  In- 
dustrial School 

Chinese  Hospital,  E  s  Montgomery  Av,  bet  Pacific  and 
Broadway 

Chinese  Insurance  Cd.  (limited  of  Hongkong) 
Degener  &  Co.  agents,  308  California 

Chinese  Merchants'  Club,  739  Sacramento 

Chinese  Merchants'  Exchange,  739  Sacramento 

Chinese  Mission  Home  (Presbyterian)  Miss  Maggie 
Culbertson  matron,  933  Sacramento 

Chinese  Mission  House  (Baptist)  740  Washington 

Chinese  Mission  House  (Congregational)  5  Breu- 
ham  n 

Chinese  Mission  House  (Methodist  Episcopal)  Rev. 
Otis  Gibson  principal,  919  Washiugton 


Chinese  Mission  House  (Presbyterian)  NE  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Stockton 
Chinese   Mission   House    (Protestant   Episcopal)    913 

Clay 
Chinese  Mission  School  of  the  American  Missionary 

Asan,  5  Brenham  PI 
Chinese  Theatre,  620  Jackson 
Chinese  Theatre  (Grand)  814  Washington 
Chinese  Theatre  (new)  623  Jackson 
Chinese  Theatre  (Royal)  830  Washington 
Chinese  Women's  Mission  Home,  933  Sacramento 
Chinu  Thomas  W.,  grain  clerk  William  T.  Coleman  & 

Co.,  r.  732  Geary 
Chiocca  Giovanni,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 
Chipchase  John,  patternmaker  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  16  Elgin 

'Park 
Chipchase  John  M.,  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  10  Elgin  Park 
Chipchase  William  J.,  patternmaker,  r.  2  Elgin  Park 
Chijiman  H.  A.,  adjuster  U.  S,  Mint,  r.  cor  Clay  and 

Lyon 
Chipman  Isaiah  M.,  millhand  Horace  Davis  &  Co. ,  r. 

0  Vernon  PI 
Chipman  William,  captain  schr  Ariel,  r.  1015  Powell 
Chisholm  Albert,  dentist,  office  80i  Howard,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Chisholm  Alexander,  haruessmaker,  r.  22  Turk 
Chisholm   Alexander,   salesman  Verdier,   Morsau   & 

Co.,  r.  2220  Jackson 
Chisholm  Archibald,  r.  230  Thirteenth 
Chisholm  Christopher,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  523 

Guerrero 
Chisholm  Colin,  carpenter,  r.  312  Minna 
Chisholm  Colin  E.,  printer,  r.  1  Grace  Terrace 
Chisholm  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  009  Linden  Av 
Chisholm  Daniel  B.,  mining  secretary,  0-7  S.  F.  Stock 

Exchange  Bldg,  r.  Temescal 
Chisholm  Donald,  wool  grader,  r.  1159  Folsom 
Chisholm  Duncan,  contractor,  r.  118  AshAv 
Chisholm  Duncan,  tailor,  r.  7  Aubiiru 
Chisholm  John  J.,  clerk,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Chisholm  Kate,  domestic  1325  Clay 
Chisholm  William,  carpenter,  r.  210  Ellis 
Chisholm   William,   pressman  Alta   California,   r.  1 

Grace  Terrace 
Chisholm  William  D.,  carpenter,  r.  373  Minna 
Chisholm  William  H.,  bookkeeper  Western    Union 

Tel.  Co.,  r.  1623  Post 
Chisholm  William  T.,  pressman   Alta  California,  r.  1 

Grace  Terrace 
Chismore   George    C,    physician,    office  and   r.   920 

Market 
Chisola  Frank  (G.  Vaccaro  &  Co.)  r.  815  Union 
Chittenden  Joseph  G.    (Chittenden   &  Hatch)  r.  1216 

Laguna 
Chittenden  N.  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office   and  r.  803 

Montgomery 
Chittenden  &  Hatch  (Joseph  G.  Chittenden  and  James 

Hatch)  planing  mill,  221  Mission 
Chittick  James  J.,  compositor,  r.  714  Natoma 
Chiucovich  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Sansome  and 

Pacific 
Chiucovich  Stephen  D.,  bartender,  r.  1228  Green 
Chiuda  Vladimir  (V.  Vuscovich  k  Co.)    r.  1805  Mason 
Chivino  Gio  B.,. Garibaldi  Guard.  423  Broadway 
Chmelitzek  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  2208  Geary 
Choate  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  995  Market 
Chodrick  George,  salesman  Reuton,  Holmes  &  Co.,  r. 

810  Webster 
Choice  Henry,  civil  engineer,  402  Montgomery,  room 

18,  r.  619  Stevenson 
Choice  John,  survej-or,  515  California,  r.  631  Post 
Chollar  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  W.E.  Dean  sec- 
retary, 79  Nevada  Block 
ChoUar-Norcross-Savage  Shaft   Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 

W.  E.  Dean  secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 
Chonette  John,  gardener,  r.  Presidio   Reservation,  nr 

Mountain  Lake 
Chonette  Pierre,  gardener,  r.  Presidio  Reservation,  nr 

Mountain  Lake 
Chope  Thomas,  painter,  r.  17.59  Howard 
Chope  Thomas  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  17.59  Howard 
Chorley  John  A.,  machinist,  r.  1133 ;<•  Howard 
Chou  Albert,  dyer,  r.  1031  Sutter 
Choubert  Jules,  artificial  flowers,  1115  Stockton 
Choynski  Isaiah,  office  36  California,  r.  905  Market 
Chojnskl   Isidore   F.,   editor  and  proprietor    Public 

Opinion,  office  34  Geary,  r.  420  Van  Ness  Av 
Chretien  John  M.,  attorney  at  law,  230   Montgomery, 

room  10,  r.  8i)4  Bush 


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CHR 


Chretien  Jules,  fruits,  402  Geary 

Chrisinger  Philip  B.,  engineer  George  H.  Tay  &  Co., 

r.  732  Lombard  . 

Chrisler  Leslie  J.,  clerk  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  222JS 

O'Farrell 
Christ  Edward,  master  mariner,  r.  735  Turk 
Christ  Jacob,  dairy,  SWcor  Dame  and  Thirtieth,  r.  W 

s  Church,  nr  Thirtieth 
Christ  Joseph,  cook,  r.  815  Stockton 
Christ  Joseph,  milker  Henry  Schwerin,  r.  Visitacion 

Valley 
Christ  Lena,  widow,  r.  1618  Post 
Christ  Robert,  baker,  r.  038  Minna 
B^"Christ.    See  Crist 

Christal  Thomas,  marbleworker,  r.  555  Stevenson  • 
Christen  Charles,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Christen  Ferdinand,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Christen  John,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Christen  Joseph,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
8^"Christen.     See  Christian 

Christensen  Andreas,  cabinet  maker,  r.  418  Drumm 
Christensen  Anna,  domestic  1324  Sutter 
Christensen  C.  G..  carpenter,  r.  12  Washington 
Christensen     Charles,   assistant    general    agent 
American   Central  Insurance  Co.,  and  Metropole 
and  Reassurances  Geuerales  (of  Paris)  319  Califor- 
nia, r.  Oakland 
Christensen  Charles,  sausage  factory,  1520  Dupont 
Christensen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  16  Folsom 
Christensen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Christensen  Christ.,  restaurant,  S  s  Berry,  bet  Third 

and  Fourth,  r.  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Christensen  Christian,  butcher,  r.  5  Washington 
Christensen  Christian,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Christensen   Christopher,    seaman,   r.   North    Pacific 

Hotel 
Christensen  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Christensen  Eric,  driver  Wieland  Bros.,  r.  1714  La- 

guna 
Christensen  F.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Christensen  Francis  H.  C,  liquor  saloon,  245  Town- 
send 
Christensen  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  156  Berry 
Christensen  Gustavus  A.,  dentist,  oflBce  and  r.  303 

Sixteenth 
Christensen  Hans,  deckhand  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia 
Christensen  Hans,  Uquor  saloon.  4  Washington,  r.  512 

Front 
Christensen  Hans  A.,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Christensen  Henry,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Christensen  J.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Christensen  J.,  teamster  John   Sklnker,  r.  Tennessee, 

bet  Napa  and  Sierra 
Christensen  Jacob,  driver  City  RE.,  r.  1811  Howard 
Christensen  Jacob   P.,  porter   R.  P.  Tenuey,   r.  116 

Oak 
Christensen  James,  cook.  r.  13  Pacific 
Christensen  John,  porter,  r.  1918  Taylor 
Christensen  Julius,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Christensen  Jurgen,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Christensen  Lindall.  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Christensen  Mary,  domestic  633  O'Farrell 
Christensen  Max,  fireman,  r.  501  Broadway 
Christensen   Max  H.,  mate   stmr  El   Capitan,  r.  501 

Broadway 
Christensen  Michael  P.,  engineer,  r.  5  Pacific 
Christensen  Olof ,  master  mariner,  r.  734  Hayes 
Christensen  Paul,  cook,  r.  036  Commercial 
Christensen  Peter,  mate  bark  Almy,  r.  20  Sacramento 
Christensen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  119  Jackson 
Christensen  Peter  Theodore,  captain  schr  Abbie 
Christensen  Robert,  fireman,  r.  333  Bryant 
Christensen  Soren,  shoemaker,  r.  (;  Central  PI 
Christensen  T.  V.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Christensen  William,   blacksmith,   r.   North  Pacific 

Hotel 
BS~Christensen.     See  Christiansen  and  Christiansen 
Christensen  Ric,  coachman,  r.  16  Geary 
Christesen  Martin  A.  (Ravn   &   Christesen)  r.  22  Fifth 
OfiJistian  C*sar,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Pek- 
ing, r.  34  Natoma 
Christian    John,    dairyman,   NE    cor    Clement    and 

Twenty-ninth  Avs 
Christian  Jose,  deckhand  stmr  Onward 
Christian  Louis,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland,  r. 

127  Jackson 
Christian  Samuel,  shoeniaker,  r.  N  8  Pine,  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Christian  Sophia,  bakery,  1600  Mason 


Christian  Sophie  A.  Miss,  operator  American  District 

Tel.  Co.,  r.  1600  Mason 
fiS"  Christian.     See  Christen 
Christiani  Emile,  molder,  r.  1120  Harrison 
Christiani  Theodore,  cabinetmaker,  r.  425  Grove 
Christiansen  Abraham,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Christiansen  Carl,  seaman,  r.  732  Folsom 
Christiansen  Carl,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Christiansen  Charles,  shipwright,  r.  319  Green 
Christiansen   Christian,   laborer,   r.   N'WJ   cor  Bryant 

and  Eighth 
Christiansen  Frederick,  seaman,     r.    North   Pacific 

Hotel 
Christiansen  Henry  O.,  captain  bktn  Modoc,   office  44 

Market,  r.  Oakland 
Christiansen  J.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Christiansen  Jacob,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1811  Howard 
Christiansen  Jens,  cabinetmaker,  r.  2329  Harrison 
Christiansen  John,  longshoreman,  r.  18  First 
Cnristiansen  John,  seaman,  r.  31}^  Fifth  Av 
Christiansen  Peter,  r.  444  Brannan 
Christiansen  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  1632}^  Mission 
Christiansen  Peter,  ship  carpenter,  r.  26  Steuart 
Christiansou  Andrew,  salesman  John  Kentfield  &  Co., 

r.  1230  J^  Folsom 
Christianson  Anton,  repairer  Fire  Alarm  and  Police 

Telegraph,  r.  325  Folsom 
Christiansen  Charles  J,,  ship  carpenter,   r.   12  Wash- 
ington 
Christianson  C,  varnisher  West  Coast  Furniture  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Christianson  John,  porter  A.  P.   Hotaling  &   Co.,  r. 

1918  Taylor 
Christianson  Neils,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Christianson  N.  Otto,  porter  Gutta  Percha   and  Rub- 
ber Mnfg  Co.,  r.  212  Minna 
Christiansou  Peter,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Christianson  Philip,  r.  310  Stockton 
aS"  Christianson.     See  Christiansen  and  ChristenBen 
Christie  Alexander  J.,  calker,  r.  305  Day 
Christie  Alexander  P.,  carpenter,  r.  342  Fremont 
Christie  George,  fresco  painter,  r.  613  Capp 
Christie  Henry,  speculator,  r.  465  Stevenson 
Christie  Henry  P.,  foreman  machine  shop  Fulton  Iron 

Works,  r.  12  Hampton  PI 
Christie    Nathan    D.,    night    clerk    Waldo     Lodging 

House,  r.  115  Shipley 
Christie  Robert,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r.  342 

Fremont 
Ctristie  Robert,  policeman,  r.  605  Dolores 
Christie  William  C,  second  mate  brig  W.  G.  Irwin,  r. 

8  Berrv 
8^-  Christie.     See  Christy 

Christin  Charles,  wines  and  liquors.  313  Hayes 
Christiu  Edward,  clerk  Charles  Christin,  r.  313  Hayes 
Christin  Louis,  clerk,  r.  313  HaJ^es 
Christinet  C.  V.,  clerk  A.Cdrlisle  &  Co.,  r.  1222  Union 
Christman  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  120  William 
Christmann  William  C,  clerk,  r.  Prescott  House 
Christmas  Catherine,  widow,  r.  30  Frederick 
Christmas  William,  clerk  Colman  Bros.,  r.  36  Fred- 
erick 
Christnot  A.  R.  Mrs.,  r.  N  s  Liberty,  nr  Church 
Christnot  B.  F.  Mrs.,  r.  N  s  Liberty,  nr  Church 
Christnot  Samuel  W.,  compositor,  r.  703  Mission 
Christoflfel  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  262  Jessie 
Christofl'ersen  Olof  E.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  608  ;<j  Fourth 
Christoffersen  Omund,   seaman.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
B^  Christofiersen.     See  Christopherson 
Chrlstophe  Ferdinand,  upholsterer,  r.  22  First  Av 
Christopher  A.  Mrs.,  r.  902  Montgomery 
Christopher  Charles,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 
Christopher  Darringtou,  bookkeeper  United  Carriage 

Co.,  2  New  Montgomery, 
Christopher  Julius,  cabinetmaker,  r.  16>i  Boardman 

PI 
Christopher  Louis  G.  (Christopher  &  Calish)  r.  1412H 

Pine,  rear  , 

Christoplier  Telfer,  dentist,  office  204  Sutter,  r. 

810  Octavia 
Christopher  &  Calish  (Louis  G.  Christopher  and  J.  J. 

Calish)  barbers.  140S  Polk 
Christopherson  Andrew,  blacksmith,  r.  403  Main 
Christopherson  Charles,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 
Christopherson  Gustaf,  dishwasher  136  First 
Christoijherson  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  521)4  Bran- 
nan 
83^  Christopherson.     See  Chrlstoflfersen 
Christson  James,  cook,  r.  C36  Commercial 


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Christson  John,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Cbristson  Paul,  waiter,  r.  636  Coiumercial 
Chrietson  Peter  Ctauner   Hesthal  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Clementina  ami  Fourth 
Christy  James,  shipamith.  S  s  Berry,  bet  Third  and 

Fourth,  r.  W  8  Mississippi,  bet  Mariposa  and  So- 
lano 
Christy  James  R.,  machinist,  r.  W  8  Mississippi,  bet 

Mariposa  and  Solano 
Christy  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Utah)  George  R.  Spin- 
ney secretary,  310  Pine,  room  44 
Christy  Robert,  jailer  County  Jail,  r.  SW  cor  Santa 

Clara  and  Connecticut 
Christy  Samuel  B.,  corresponding  secretary  Academy 

of  Natural  Sciences,  r.  Beri<eley 
Cliristy  &  AVise  (John  H.  Wise  and  Thomas  Deni- 

^an)  wool  commission  merchants,  XE  cor  Fifth 

and  Townseud 
8^  Christy.     See  Christie 
Chronicle  (daily  and  weekly)  Charles  De  Young  & 

Co.  proprietors,  office  and  editorial  rooms,  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Bush 
Cluronicle  Bnilcling',  >'E  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
Chroninger  S.W.Mrs.,  dressmaker,  106  Stockton 
Chrystal  James  B..  clerk  First  National  Gold  Bank  of 

San  Francisco,  r.  24'23  Washington 
Chrystal  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2423  Washington 
Chubb  Allen  A.,  clerk,  r.  629  Sacramento 
Chuckle  Frank,  salesman  Strauss  &  Frohman,  r.  Qll}<! 

Van  Ness  Av 
Chule   Charles,   teamster,  r.  W  s  California   Av,   nr 

Thirtieth 
Church  Albert  B.  (Dolliver  &  Brother)  r.  2208  Steiner 
Church  Ambrose  A.,hotbedman  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 
Church  Caroline  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1018  Howard 
Church  Catherine  C,  widjow,  r.  317  First 
Church  Charles,  r.  614  Pine 
Church  Edward  J.,  clerk,  r.  317  First 
Church  F.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  311  Stockton 
Church  Frank  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  2727  California 
Church  Harry  S.,  surveyor,  r.  2727  California 
Church  Isaac  S.,  clerk,  r.  2727  California 
Church  J.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  715  Twenty-second 
Church  J.  H.,  capitalist,  r.  207  Montgomery  Av 
Church  John,  teamster,  r.  1581  Turk 
Church  Joseph  W.,  bagmaker  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,  r. 

317  First 
Church  Joseph  W.,  clerk  surveyor's  office  Custom 

House,  r.  Oakland 
Church  Lizzie,  hair  dresser,  505  Third 
Church  Mary,  domestic  1299  Van  Ness  Av 
Church  Mary  A,,  widow,  r.  115  Powell 
Church  Mollie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  417  Kearny 
Church  of  the  Advent,  Right  Rev.  William   Ingraham 

Kipp  D.  D.  rector,  S  B  Howard,   opp  New   Mont- 
gomery 
Church  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Rev.  Andrew  CuUen  pastor. 

Calvary  Cemetery 
Church  Seymour  B.,  with  Oswego  Iron  Co.,  r.  1212 

Geary 
Church  S.  W..  compositor,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Church  Thomas  R.,  mining,  r.  719  Bush 
Church  Thomas  W.,  r.  572  Harrison 
Church  William  A.,  capitalist,  r.  636  Commercial 
Churchill  Fauny.  Mrs.,  r.  908  Howard' 
Churchill  Frederick  C., clerk  William  T.  Wenzell,  r. 

908  Howard 
Churchill  J.,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Service, 

r.  Stockton,  Cal. 
Churchill  N.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  142  Seventh 
Churchill  W.  B.,   capitalist,   r.   American   Exchange 

Hotel 
Churchill  William,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

715  Howard 
Churchill  W.  L.,  r.  Girard  House 
Churchward  John,  longshoreman,  r.  1317  Sansome 
Churchward  Thomas,  freight  clerk  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r. 

21 H  Broadway 
Chure  John,  cook,  r.  14  Clay 
Chute  Howard,  fisherman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Chute  Ricliartl,  shipping  agent,  office  603  Front, 

r.  1132  Sutter 
Ciarla  Francesco,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cibiry  Julia,  widow,  r.  818  Geary  « 

Cicchettinl  Fedele,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cicchi  Lodovico,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,   025  Bdwy 
Cicchi  Pasquale,  driver,  r.  815  Pacific 
Cielberg  Charles,  cigarmaker,  r.  79  Fourth 
Cienega  Buenaventura,  lithographic  printer,  r.  812 

Vallejo 


Cigar  Makers'  Association  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  114 

Dupont 
Cills  Arthur  \V.,  r.  524  Chestnut 
Cills  James  H.,  r.  524  Chestnut 

Cills  John  W.,  salesman  Le  Count  Bros.,  r.  413  Bran- 
nan 
Cilnin  Henley,  seaman  P.  C.  8S.  Los  Angeles,  r.  117 

Driimm 
Cima  Giovanni,  framemaker,  r.  769  Market 
Cimeutel  Hilario,  saddler,  r.  5  Pollard  PI 
Cimpher  Jacob,  engineer  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  2  RoseAv 
Cincinnati  Hotel,  Meyer   &   Burmeister  proptrs,   529 

Valencia 
Cincotta  Giovanni,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Cinnets  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  812  Vallejo 
Ciobanovich   P.,  cook   Divisich   &   Buja,  r.  NW  cor 

Washington  and  East 
Ciphers  David   S.,  confectioner,  r.  32  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cipio  Thomas  A.,  r.  905  Jackson 
Ciprico  Anita,  widow,  r.  2312  Mission 
Ciprico  Ella  L.  Miss,   assistant  Shotwell  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  2312  Mission 
Ciprico  Ferdinand  D.j  night  inspector  Custom  House, 

r.  230  J4  Oak 
Ciprico  George  M. ,  dramatist,  r.  1927  Jessie,  nr 

Twenty-first 
Ciprico  Samuel  E.,  clerk  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r.  2312 

Mission 
Cirech  Louis,  Soclete  Culinaire  Fran^aise,  510  Bush 
Ciscernia  Alexander,  gardener,  r.  San   Bruno  Road, 

bet  Twenty-seventh  Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Ciscernia  Domenico,  gardener,  39  Colombo  Market 
Ciscernia  Joseph,   gardener,   r.  San  Bruno  Road,  bet 

Twenty-seventh  Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Ciscernia  Michael,   gardener,  r.  San  Bruno  Road,  bet 

Twenty-seventh  Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Ciska  Frederick,  jeweler,  r.  448  Jessie,  rear 
Cisnero  Pedro,  merchant,  r.  1717  Stockton 
Citizens'  Fire  Insurance. Co.  (of  St.  Louis)  E. 

D.  Farnsworth  &  Son  agents,  219  Sansome 
Citron   Julia  Miss,  assistant  librarian  Free    Public 

Library,  r.  30  John 
Citron  Leah  Miss,  saleslady  Herman  Cohen,  r.  30  John 
Citron  Montz  L.,  merchant,  r.  30  John 
Citron  Raphael,  law  student,  6  Montgomery  Av,  r.  30 

John 
City  and  County   Aims  House,  San  Miguel  or 

Mission,  Ocean  House  Road,  four  miles  from  old 

City  Hall 
City  and  County  Assessor,  new  City  Hall,  first 

floor 
City  and  Coxmty  Attorney,    new    City    Hall, 

third  floor  '  • 

City  and  County  Auditor,  new  City  Hall,  first 

floor 
City   and   County   Clerk,    new  City  Hall,  first 

floor 
City  and.  County  Coroner,  NW  cor  Sacramen*o 

and  Webb 
City  and  County  Hospital,  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty- third 
City  and  County  House   of  Correction,   old 

San  Jose  Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
City  and  County  Industrial  Sc^iool,  Old  San 

Jose  Road,  five  miles  from  old  City  Hall 
City  and  County  Jail,  N  s  Broadway,  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
City  and  County  Liicense  Collector,  new  City 

Hall,  basement 
City  and  County  Itlorgue,    SW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Webb 
City  and  County  Physician,  514  Kearny 
City  and   County   Kecortler,  Hall  of  Records, 

new  City  Hall 
City   and  County  SiierifT,  old  City  Hall,  flrjt 

floor 
City  and  County  Superintendent  Common 

Schools,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
City    and    County   Surveyor,    new  City  Hall, 

third  floor 
City  and   County  Tax  Collector,    new    City 

Hall,  first  floor 
City   and   County  Treasurer,  new  City  Hall, 

first  floor 
City   Argus   (weekly)    Robert  E.  Culbreth   editor 

and  imblisher,  Ii29  Kearny 
City  Cab  and  Carriage  Co.,  George  Law  Smith 

proprietor,  180  .le.ssie,  branch  office,  207  Sutter 
City  Cemetery,  N  of  Point  Lobos  Av,  W  of  Thirty- 
third  Av 


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JOHN   WICMORE, 

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G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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City  Corporation  Ifards,  60-52  Sacramento  and 

SE  cor  Fifth  and  Berry 
City  Front   Divery  Stable,  John  W.  Morshead 

proprietor,  25  Washington 
City  Hall  (new)  SE  cor  McAllister  and  Larkin 
City  Hall  (old)  E  s  Kearny,  bet  Washington   and 

Merchant 
City  Hall  Commissioners,  office  New  City  Hall, 

tii'Bt  floor 
City  Hall  Stable,  Peter  Garrity  proprietor,  NE  cor 

Golden  Gate  Av  and  Leavenworth 
City  Horse  and  Cattle  Yard,  David  Lynch  proptr,  NE 

cor  Market  and  Tenth 
City   Iron  Works,  William   H.    Mead   proptr,  Kaoul 
Chartrey  manager,  26-28  Fremont 

City  of  Hamburg,  MoUer  &  Mautz  proprietors,  714 
Montgomery 

City  of  liondlon  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (limited) 
(of  London)  W.  J.  Callingham  &  Co.  general 
agents,  213  Sansome 

City  of  Paris,  Verdier,  Moreaux  &  Co.  i)roprietors, 
NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

City  Pound,  N  s  California,bet  Walnut  and  Laurel 

City  Railroad  Co,,  M.  E.  Willis  secretary,  Elon 
De  Witt  superintendent,  office  and  depot  W  s  Mis- 
sion, bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
flj    i  City   Transfer  Co.   (Henry  C.  Dodge  and  George 
2    I  D.  Ross)  office  3  Post  and  604  Market 

City  Transit  Co.  (Robert  L.  Freeman  and  Henry 
S.  Kahler)  office  9  Post 

Claassen  Jacob,  liquor  saloon,  24  Howard,  r.  226 
Second 

l9^"Claasseu.     See  Classen  and  Klassen 

Clabrough  Jane,  widow,  r.  1712  Mason 

Clabrough  John  P.  (Clabrough  &  Golcher)  r.  England 

Clabrougb  &  Golclier  (John  P.  Clabrough  and 
William  Golcher)  gun,  rifle  and  pistol  manufac- 
turers  and  dealers  fishingtackle,  630-632  Mont- 
gomery 

Clack  William  &  Co.  (William  Clack  and  E.  A. 
Wallazz)  publishers  and  proptrs  Hayes  Valley  Ad- 
vertiser, 509  Hayes 

Clack  William  (William  Clack  &  Co.)  r.  230  Linden 
Av 

Claffey  Charles,  mercantile  lunch,  212  Sansome,  r. 
Lick  House 

Claffey  Edward,  packer  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  1327  Pacific 

Claffey  Eliza,  domestic  721  Shotwell 

Clafi'ey  Frances,  widow,  1327  Pacific 

Claffey  Harry,  packer  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  1327  Pacific 

Claifey  James,  porter  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co.,  r. 
457  Bryant 

Claffey  John,  r.  541  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Mis- 
sion * 

Claffey  John  C,  boilermaker,  r.  529  Bryant 

Clafi'ey  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  308  Langton 

Claffey  Thomas,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Clabau  Mary,  furnished  rooms,  24  Minna 

Claiborne  Austin,  meterman  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co.,  r.  2420 
Buchanan  . 

Claiborne  Betty  G.  Miss,  assistant  Grant  Grammar 
School,  r.  2420  Buchanan 

Claiborne  James  H.,  foreman  lamplighters'  dept 
S.  F.  Gaslight  Co.,  r.  2420  Buchanan 

Claidat  Louis,  painter,  r.  3  Newell 

Claire  Jennie,  domestic  907  Pine 

Clairville  Walter,  first  officer  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Amador, 
r.  Oakland 

Clanccy  Miles,  gunmaker,  r.  777}^  Mission 

Clancey  Owen,  coachman  Jolin  P^rrott,  620  Folsom 

Clancey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  9}<i  Boardman  PI 

Clancey  Terrence,  gardener,  r.  3240  California 

Clancey  William,  r.  116  Sixth 

Clancy  George  H..  boxmaker,  r.  9  Perry 

Clancy  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  210^  Washington 

Clancy  Henry,  warehouseman,  r.  137  Third 

Clancy  James,  chicken  ranch,  SE  cor  Eureka  and 
Twenty-second 

Clancy  James,  fitter  Architectural  Iron  Works,  r.  2 
Simpson  PI  * 

Clancy  John,  liousepainter,  r.  258  Eighth 

Clancy  John,  laborer,  r.  2614  Bush 

Clancy  John,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  9  Perry 

Clancy  John,  miner,  r.  221  Sixth 

Clancy  John,  waiter,  r.  175  Minna 

Clancy  Lizzie,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  5.'>9  Stevenson 

Clancy  M.,  horseshoer,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Clancy  M.,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Clancy  Maurice,  hostler  Hinman  &  Chapman,  r.  126 
Ellla 


Clancy  Maurice,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Clancy  Michael,  driver  John  Kenny,  r.  W  s  Vermont, 

nr  Yolo 
Clancy  Miles,  glovemaker  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklln 
Clancy  Owen  H.,  r.  S  s  Elizabeth,  nr  Diamond 
Clancy  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  325  Minna 
Clancy  Patrick,  laborer  Pac.    Soda  Co.,  r.   33^  Board- 
man  PI 
Clancy  Patrick,  miner,  r.  435  Pine 
Clancy  Patrick   B.,  expressman,   SE  cor  New   Mont- 
gomery and  Minna,  r.  177  Minna 
Clancy  Philip,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Thirtieth   and  San- 
chez 
Clancy  Richard,  laborer,  r.  3  Zoe  PI 
Clancy  Rosa  Mrs.,  r.  416  Stevenson 
Clancy  Thomas,  carpenter,' r.  41  Tehama 
Clancy  Thomas,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 
Clancy  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  134  Fourth 
Clancy  Thomas,  laborer,  r.   NE  cor  California  and 

Walnut 
Clancy  Thomas,  machinehand  George  H.   Fuller,   r. 

868  Mission 
Clancy  Thomas,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  613  Mission 
Clancy  Thomas,  steamboatman,  r.  2  Washington 
Clancy  Thomas  C,  teamster,  r.  9  Perry    ■ 
Clancy  Thomas  J.,  carriagesmith,  r.  78932  Stevenson 
Clandi  Julius,  cook,  r.  11  Hunt 
Clapham  Charles  F..  salesman,  r.  Coso  House 
Clapp  C.  &  Son  (Clark  and  Edward  L.)  proptrs  Adams 

House,  519  Sacramento 
Clapp  Charles  P.,  commercial  traveler  Pac.  Jewelry 

Co.,  r.  554  Minna 
Clapp  Clark  (C.  Clapp  &  Son)  r.  Adams  House 
Clapp  Edward  L.  (C.  Clapp  &  Son)  r.  Adams  House 
Clapp  Edward  L.  (Clapp  &  Jessup)  r.  920  Larkin 
Clapp  Edward  L.,  machinist  I.  A.  Heald,  r.  529  Post 
Clapp   Edward   S.,    salesman   Banner  Bros.,  r.    1631 

Geary 
Clapp  Frank  W.,  wagonmaker,  r.  507  Shotwell 
Clapp  Harriet  N.  Mrs.,  boarding,  .502  Powell 
Clapp  Harry,  clerk  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  r.  502  Powell 
Clapp  &  Jessup  (Edward  L.  Clapp  and  Andrew  J.  Jes- 
sup) proptrs  Pioneer  Drug  Mills,  NE  cor  Mission 
and  Fremont 
Clar  Ivan  M.,  clerk  Clar  &  Cunningham,  r.  1220  Polk 
Clar  John,  keeper  Spanish  archives  and  translator  U. 

8.  Surveyor-General's  Office,  r.  1220  Polk 
Clar  Lawrence  F.  (Clar  &  Cunningham)  r.  1220  Polk 
Clar  Maurice  D.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &   Co.,  r. 

1220  Polk 
Clar  &  Cunningham  (Lawrence  F.   Clar  and  Stephen 

J.  Cunningham)  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1220  Polk 
Clara  Consolidated  Gold   Mining  Co.    (Dakota  Ter.) 
William  Letts  Oliver  secretary,  328  Montgomery, 
room  13 
Clare  Anne  Mrs.,  clothing,  105  Jackson 
Clare  James,  laborer,  r.  17  Gilbert 
Clare  William  J.,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co.,  and 
assistant  foreman  Jlngine  No.  1 ,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  105 
Jackson 
lE^Clare.     See  Clair 
Clarenbach  Carl,  salesman  Gordon  Hardware  Co.,   r. 

617  Mason 
Clarence  Bertha  M.  Miss,  r.  326  Tenth 
Clarence  Edmund,  confectioner,  r.  252  Minna 
Clarence  Henry,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  326  Tenth 
Clarence  William  H.,  clerk  H.  Lash,  r.  326  Tenth 
Clarendon   Hoiise,  William  A.  McCauley   proptr,  NE 

cor  Folsom  and  Second 
Claresy  E.  Manuel,  bookkeeper  Drake  &  Emerson,   r. 

1036  Howard 
Clark  A.,  coachdriver,  r.  346  Fourth 
Clark  Aaron  Mrs.,  r.  1616  Turk 
Clark  Abbie  Miss,  r.  824  Geary 
Clark  Abraham  D.,  umbrellamaker,  r.  317  Bush 
Clark  Ada  Mrs  ,  dancing  academy,  211  Sutter 
Clark  Ada  J.,  widow,  r.  365  Jessie 
Clark  Agnes,  widow,  r.  832  Valencia 
Clark  Albert  V.  (N.  Clark  &  Sons)  r.  Sacramento 
Clark  Alice,  widow,  r.  423  Clementina 
Clark  Amos  T.,  whitener,  r.  836  Green 
Clark   Andrew,     groceries    and   liquors,   SE  cor 

Twenty-second  and  Alabama 
Clark  .(ftiu,  widow,  r.  38  Stanly  PI 
Clark  Anna  Mrs.,  strawworker,  r.  809  Mission 
Clark  Anne  W.  G.,  widow,  i.  SW  cor  Green  and  Leav- 
enworth 
Clark  Annie,  domestic  1104  Van  NeSB  Av 
Clark  Annie  Miss.  r.  153  Silver 


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Clark  Annie  Mrs.,  tobaccosorter,  r.  24  Clara 
Clark  Annie  R.  Miss,  r.  20  Rubs 

Clark  Anson,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Clark  Archibald  T.,  bookkeeper  H.  G.  Fiske,   r.  34 

Clara 
Clark  B.  Mrs.,  corsetmaker,  114  Turk 
Clark  Benjamin,  clerk  collection  dept  Wells,  Fargo  b 

Co.'s  Express,  r.  530  Harrison 
Clark  Bernard,  mercha:nt  (Bodie)  r.  599  Ellis 
Clark  Bessie,  packer  D.  Ghirardelli   &    Sons,   r.  209 

Clara 
Clark  Carlton  H.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  Oakland 
Clark  Carrie  A.  Mrs.  (G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.)  r.  720  Union 
Clark  Carrie  F.  Mrs.,  proptr  Frank's  Block,  502  Wash- 
ington 
Clark  CUarles,   attorney  at  law,  420  Montgomery, 

rooms  28-29,  r.  Alameda 
Clark  Charles,  butcher,  r.  281  Minna 
Clark  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Clark  Charles,  ship  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Clark  Charles  C,  r.  502  Washington 
Clark  Charles  E.,  r.  256  Jessie 
Clark  Charles  F.,  with  H.  L.  Van  Wyck,  r.  1627  Sacra- 

mento 
Clark  Charles  H.,  cashier  Palace  Hotel,  r.  712  Shot- 
well 
Clark    Cliarles   K.,    real   estate    and    insurance 

agent  and  accountant,  250  Market,  r.  Berkeley 
Clark  Curtis,  fireman  stmr  Petaluma 
Clark  Daniel,  currier,  r.  627  Hickory  Av 
Clark  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Clark  David,  tanner,  r.  627  Fell 
Clark  David  B.,  finisher,  r.  164  Clara,  rear 
Clark  David  G.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  231  Stevenson 
Clark  Dean,  lecturer,  r.  4  Park  PI 
Clark  Dennis,,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Clark  Dorcas,  widow,  assistant  Girls'  Hi^h  School,  r. 

1021  Hayes 
Clark  Edgar  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  818  Jackson, 

r.  816  Jackson 
Clark  Edward,  porter  A.   L.  Bancroft  &   Co.,   r.  961 

Folsom 
Clark  Edward  J.,  cashier  Peixotto  &  Silverman,  r.  561 

Minna 
Clark  Edward  S.,  teamster,  r.  11.59  Howard 
Clark  E.  J.,  r.  917  Bryant 
Clark  Eliza  J.,  widow,  r.  1627  Sacramento 
Clark  Elizabeth  S.  Mrs. ,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  .^53  Minna 
Clark   Ellen,   widow,  r.   W  s  Mission-,  bet  Army  and 

Serpentine  Av 
Clark  Eugene  A,,  printer,  r.  914  Lyon 
Clark  F.  N.,  dentist,  8  Montgomery 
Clark  Francis  C,  millwright,  r.  504  Howard 
Clark  Frank,  druggist,  r.  204  McAllister 
Clark  Frank,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Clark  Frank,  milkman,  r.  S  8  Chapultepec,  bet  Court- 
land  Av  and  Lizzie 
Clark  Frank  M.,  actor,  r.  411  Powell 
Clark  Frank  M.  Mrs.,  actress,  r.  411  Powell 
Clark  Franklin  J.,  r.  1104  Market 
Clark  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  715  Davis 
Clark  Frederick,  boarding,  44  Steuart 
Clark  Frederick,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Clark  George  (Clark  &  Webster)  r.  1327  Sutter 
Clark  George,  foreman  Golden  City  Chemical  Works, 

r.  cor  Tenth  and  Harrison 
Clark  George,  foreman  Central  RR.  Stables,  r.  917 

Bryant 
Clark  George,  laborer,  r.  67  Clementina 
Clark  George  Mrs.,  r.  113M  Wildey 
Clark  Geor^re   A.    &  Brotker,   Clark's  O.  N.  T. 
spool  cotton  and  Milward'B  Helix  needles,   61} 
Market 
Clark  George  D.  (N.  Clark  &  Sons)  and  treasurer  S. 
F.   Sewer  Pipe  Assn,  office  1310  Market,  r.  935 
Howard 
Clark  George  E.,  varnisher,  r.  271  Minna 
Clark  George  Ellis,  barber,  r.  501  Howard 
Clark  George  G.,  chief  clerk  auditing  dept  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  r.  Berkeley 
Clark  George  H.,  bartender,  r.  504  Howard 
Clark  George  R.,  hostler,  r.  608  Mission 
Clark  George  R.,  tinsmith,  r.  412  Fell 
Clark  George  S.,  teamster,  r.  220  Ninth 
Clark  George  W.,  driver,  r.  164  Clara,  rear 
Clark  George  W.,  salesman  G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  r.  720 
Union 


CLARK  a.  W.  &  Co.  ,^r«.  c. 

A.  Clark,  J.  B.  Stanford  and  T.  J. 
Stack)  importers  paper  liangfin;s>'8  and 
manufacturers  ^viiido-w  .  shades,  645 
Alarket 

Clark  Gustave,  maltster  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r.  551 

Folsom 
Clark  Harry,  traveling  salesman,  r.  1312  Broderlck 
Clark  Harry  T.,  r.  626  Sutter 
Clark  Hawkins,  office  furniture,  531  California,  r.  211 

Sutter 
Clark  Henry,  r.  271  Minna 

Clark  Henry,  porter  Taylor  Goodrich,  r.  325)4  Bush 
Clark  Henry  D.,  engineer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  315  Capp 
Clark  H.  J.,  r.  1213  Leavenworth 
Clark  Horatio,  bookbinder,  r.  SE  cor  Page   and  Oc- 

tavia 
Clark  Hugh,  miner,  r.  424  Sansome 
Clark  Hugh  R.,  artesian  water  works,  1135  Folsom 
Clark  Hugh  W.,  carpenter  and   builder,  28   Third,  r. 

1330  Ellis 
Clark  Isabella  Mrs.,  r.  1028  Market 
Clark  James,  blacksmith,  r.  1411  Buchanan 
Clark  James,  butcher,  r.  627  Fell 
Clark  James,  carpenter,  r.  711  Lombard 
Clark  James,  drayman    Langley  &    Michaels,    r.  148 

Clara 
Clark  James,  gasman  Bush  St.  Theatre,  r.  213  Fourth 
Clark  James,  laborer,  r.  249  Minna 
Clark  James,  nightwatehman,  r.  79  Clementina 
Clark  James,  painter,  r.  677  Harrison 
Clark  James,  shuttermaker  Charles  H.  Leavitt 
Clark  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  "209  Clara 
Clark  James  H.,  salesman  R.  Hochkofler,  r.  26  Rincon 

PI 
Clark  James  J.,  steamboatman,  r.  1105  Folsom 
Clark  James  Q.,   expressman,   cor   Market  and    San- 
some, r.  121  Chattanooga 
Clark  James  R.,  chemist,  r.  334 M  Tenth,  rear 
Clark  James  R.  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  334  J<;  "Tenth,  rear 
Clark  James  W.,  melter  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  449  Natoma 
Clark  Jane  A.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  1001  Powell 
Clark  J.  E.,  compositor  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.,  r. 

742  Howard 
Clark  Jennie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  704  Folsom 
Clark  J.  Fessenden,  salesman  I.  S.  Van  Winkle  &  Co., 

r.  619  Harrison 
Clark  John,  agent  Wabash,    St.    Louis    and   Pacific 

Railway,  "200  Montgomery,  r.  10  Grove 
Clark  John,  candymaker    William    Gruenhagen,    r. 

Oakland 
Clark  John,  carpenter,  r.  Niagara  House 
Clark  John,  clerk,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Clark  John,  deckhand  tug  Donald,  r.  44  Steuart 
Clark  John,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Pine,  nr  Pierce 
Clark  John,  laborer,  r.  2  Gilbert 
Clark  John,  machinist,  r.  14  Hawthorne 
Clark  John,  painter,  r.  120)4  Townsend 
Clark  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Clark  John,  shoemaker,  r.  308  Jessie 
Clark  John  A.,  r.  17  Powell 

Clark  John  0.,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  230  Eleventh 
Clark  John  E.,  broker,  r.  716  Franklin 
Clark  John  F.,  timekeeper  Central  RR.,  r.  917  Bryant 
Clark  John  Goddaril,  chief  teller  Bank  of  California, 

r.  SW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Green 
Clark  John  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-fifth 

and  Church 
Clark  John  J.,  draftsman,  70  St.  Ann's  Building,  r. 

26  Rincon  PI 
Clark  John  T.,  actor,  r.  443  Natoma 
Clark  John  V.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  449  Natoma 
Clark  Joseph,  mining  secretary,  s.  609  Polk 
Clark  Joseph,   plumber,  r.    NE  cor  McAllister  and 

Steiner 
Clark  Joseph,  policeman,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Clark  Jo.seph  Jr.,  attorney  at  law, 502  Montgom- 
ery, r.  428  Tweuty-fourth 
Clark  Joseph  A..,  shipping  clerk  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co.,  r. 

865)^  Market 
Clark  Joseph  B.,  carpenter,  r.  312  Minna 
Clark  Joseph  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  710  Clementina 
Clark  Joseph  K.,  homteopathic  physician,   office  and 

r.  536  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Clark  Joseph  M.,  boots  and  shoes,  337  Hayes 
Clark  Joseph  S.,  plumber,  r.  12.32  Vallejo 
Clark  J.  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  614  Capp 
Clark  Jubal,  calker,  r.  529  Sacramento 


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Clark  Judson  H.,  baker,  r.  901  Twenty-second 

Clark  Julia  A.,  widow,  r.  223  Jessie 

Clark  J.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  619  Harrison 

Clark  Kern,  clerk,  r.  1509  Scott 

Clark  L.  Curran,  bookkeeper  Samuel  Carson,  r.  1509 

Scott 
Clark  Leonard   S.,    attorney  at  law,   606   Mont- 
gomery, room  23,  r.  2011  Howard 
Clark  Lewis  C.  (Truman  S.  Clark  &  Son)  r.  612  Powell 
Clark  Lottie  K.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  737  Howard 
Clark  Luke,  miner,  r.  908  Folsom,  rear 
Clark  Luke,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  45  Second 
Clark  M.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  ladies'   nurse,  r.  307  O'Far- 

rell 
Clark  Mamie  Miss,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  138  Hickory  Av 
Clark  Margaret  Miss.  r.  908  Folsom,  rear 
Clark  Margaret  Miss,  r.  449  Natoma 
Clark  Martin  (Martin  &  Horton)  r.  920Vallejo 
Clark  Mary,  widow,  r.  164  Clara,  rear 
Clark  Mary,  domestic  14  Essex 
Claiik  Mary  Miss,  glovemakerFred.  H.  Busby 
Clark  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  209  Clara 
Clark  M.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  325  Ellis 
Clark  Michael,  soap  mnfr,  E  s  Nebraska,  nr  Center,  r. 

W  8  Nebraska,  b  t  Center  and  El  Dorado 
Clark  Michael,  wood  and   coal,   SE  cor  Howard   and 

Twelfth 
Clark  N.  &  Sons  (Nehemiah,  George  D.  and  Albert  V.) 

mnfrs  stoneware,  sewer-pipe,  etc,  office  and  yard 

1310-1316  Market 
Clark  Nathan,  barber,  716  Brannan,  r.  501  Howard 
Clark  Nehemiah  (N.   Clark  &   Sons)    r.  Sacramento, 

Cal. 
Clark  Nellie,  domestic  1810  Laguna 
Clark  Nettie  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  1018  Market 

and  13  Eddy 
Clark  O.  J.  Miss",  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Clark  Osmer  N.,  steward,  r.  1202  Folsom 
Clark  Osmer  N.  W.,  molder,  r.  1202  Folsom 
Clark  Patrick,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Clark  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  1907  Hyde 
Clark  Patrick,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Minna 
Clark  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1907  Hyde 
Clark  Patrick,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  148 

Clara 
Clark  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  427  Fourth 
Clark  Patrick  F.,  boots  and  shoes,  314  Sixth 
Clark  Patrick  J.,  porter,  r.  427  Fourth 
Clark  Peter,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Clark  Peter,  laborer,  r.  552  Linden  Av 
Clark  Philip,  laborer,  r.  1082  Howard 
Clark  P.  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Clark  Pleasanton  H.,  springmaker,  r.  365  Jessie 
Clark  R.  C.  Mrs.,  millinery,  906  Market  and  8  Ellis,  r. 

204  Ellis 
Clark  R.  Frank,entry  elerk  Custom  House,  r.  Oakland 
Clark  Robert  Jr.,  jeweler  H.  Myers  &  Son,  r.  328  Sev- 
enth 
Clark  Robert  C. ,  proprietor  Danicheff  Kid  Glove 

Factory.  114  Post,  r.  204  Ellis 
Clark  Robert  L.,  blacksmith,  r.  328  Seventh 
Clark  Robert  K.,  mining,  r.  323  Kearny 
Clark  Robert  S.,  clerk  W.  S.  Ray  &  Co.,  r.  365  Jessie 
Clark  Sarah,  domestic  647  Folsom 
Clark  Sarah,  domestic  1224  Pine 
Clark  Sarah,  domestic  710  Nineteenth 
Clark  Seymour  B.,  stockbroker,  330  Pine,  room   7,  r. 

411  Leavenworth 
Clark  Shelby  A.,r.  NE  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-fourth 
Clark  Smyth,  mining,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Clark  Stephen  A.,  porter  International  Hotel 
Clark  Stephen  J.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  Oakland 
Clark  Terreuce,  laborer,  r.  15  Tehama 
Clark  Thomas,  r.  20Russ 
Clark  Thomas,  boatman,  r.  207  Pacific 
Clark  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  710 J<i  Clementina 
Clark  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Clark  Thomas,  stonecutter,  r.  1411  Buchanan 
Clark  Thomas  F.,  barber,  cor  Mission  and  Sixteenth, 

r.  1331  Natoma 
Clark  Thomas  F.,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U. 

S.  Mint,  r.  1225  Mission 
Clark  Thomas  F.,  plumber,  r.  559  M  Minna 
Clark  Titus,  carpenter,  r.  816  Jackson 
Clark  Treat  P.,  carpenter,  r.  429  Greenwich 
Clark   Truman   8.  (Truman   S.  Clark  &   Son)    r.   612 

Powell 
Clark   Truman   S.  &  Son    (Truman  S.   and  Lewis  C. 

Clark)  mnfrs  mattresses  and  bedsteads,  21  New 

Montgomery 


Clark  Warren  D.,  clerk  Williams,  Dimond&Co.,  r.918 

Van  Ness  Av 
Clark  William,  assistant  bookkeeper  J.  W.  Davidson 

&  Co.,  r.  1225  Union 
Clark  William,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Clark  William,  bootmaker,  r.  413  Stevenson 
Clark  William,  engineer,  r.  1608  Hyde 
Clark  William,  framemaker,  r.  1202  Folsom 
Clark  William,  laborer,  r.  317  Fell 
Clark  William,  machinist,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Clark  William,  miller,  r.  138  Hickory  Av 
Clark  William,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Clark  William,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Clark  William  Mrs.,  pruptr  Brown  House,  737  Howard 
Clark  William  A.  (Pac.    Spring  and   Mattress  Co.)  r. 

2308  Harrison 
Clark  William  A.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Clark  William  B.,  delivery  clerk  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co., 

r.  1627  Sacramento 
Clark  William  C,  bookkeeper  Carolan,  Cory  &  Co.,  r. 

The  Spalding 
Clark  William  D.,  student,  r.  429  Greenwich 
Clark  William  F.,  shorthand  writer  Baker   &  Hamil- 
ton, r.  123  Columbia 
Clark  William  H.,  adjuster  weights   U.  S.  Mint,  r.  332 

Eighteenth 
Clark  William  H.,  barber,  63  New  Montgomery,  r.  531 

Post 
Clark  William  J.,  shipjoiner,  r.  123  Columbia 
Clark  William  M.,  liquor  saloon,  409  Fourth 
Clark  William  M.,  millhand   Deming,   Palmer  &  Co., 

r.  138  Hickory  Av 
Clark  Zerah  P.,  general  agent  Commercial  Union  As- 
surance Co.,  office  210  Sansome,  r.  13  Glen  Park 

Av 
Clark  Si  Webster  (George  Clark  and  Benjamin 

F.  Webster)  shipwrights,  calkersandsparmakers, 

22  Howard 
Clarke   Alfred,   counselor  at  law  and  clerk  Chief  of 

Police,. old  City  Hall,  first  floor,  r.  1421  Howard 
Clarke   Alfred  Jr.,   operator  Fire   Alarm  and  Police 

Telegraph,  Brenham  PI,  nr  Clay,  r.  1814  Pierce 
Clarke  Anna  H.,  widow,  r.  12  Guy  PI 
Clarke  Carleton  J.,  real  estate,   r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Clarke  Carleton  J.  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  Ns  Precita  Av, 

bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Clarke  Charles,  shoemaker,  609  Howard 
Clarke  Charles  H.,  salesman  Michels,  Friedlander  & 

Co.,  r.  225  Leavenworth 
Clarke  Charles  S.,  compositor,  r.  2111  Jones 
Clarke  David,  r.  427  Fremont 
Clarke  Dennis,  puddler  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Clarke  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  607  Linden  Av 
Clarke  Edward,  cook,  r.  346  Fourth 
Clarke  Edward  K.,  bookkeeper  Earnest,  Wall  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Clarke  E.  H.,r.  225  Ellis 
Clarke  Ellen,  widow,  r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Clarke  Francis  M.,  stevedore,  r.  1422  Montgomery 
Clarke  Frank,  pharmacist  C.  Roethe,  r.  204  McAllister 
Clarke   Frederick,   porter  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

819  Jacksoa 
Clarke  Frederick  A.,  pianomaker,  r.  1727  Broadway 
Clarke  Frederick  W.,  mining,  r.  507  Twenty-third 
Clarke  George,  boarding,  110  Pacific 
Clarke  George,  calker,  r.  43  Ritch 
Clarke  George,  capitalist,  r.  118  Eddy 
Clarke  George  E.,  carpenter,  r.  507  Twenty-third 
Clarke  George  W.,  furniture,  855  Market,  r.  100  McAl- 
lister 
Clarke  Gertrude,  widow,  r.  931  Market 
Clarke  Harry  P. ,  clerk  The  A.  S.  Spence   Co.,  r.  626 

Sutter 
Clarke  Institute,  Catherine  V.  Darling  principal,  239 

O'Farrell 
Clarke  Ira  P.  (Pacific  Poultry  Co.)  r.  NW  cor  Eighth- 

teenth  and  Folsom 
Clarke  James,  expressman,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Howard, 

r.  1422  Howard 
Clarke  James,  laborer,  r.  249  Minna 
Clarke  John,  r.  222  Lombard 
Clarke  John,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Masonic  Av  andSaiita 

Rosa 
Clarke  John,  machinist  and  assistant  foreman  Engine 

No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Clarke  John,  puddler  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Clarke  John,  tinsmith,  r.  519  Sixth 


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Clarke  John,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima  ! 

Clarke  John,  woolgrader,  r.  22  Turk  i 

Clarke  John  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  1202  Folsom  i 

Clarke   John  J.,   physician   and    surgeon,   office  655 

Washington,  r.  72(5  Bush 
Clarke  Matthew,  r.  222  Lombard  j 

Clarke  Mattie  L..  widow,  r.  317  Third  I 

Clarke  M.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  811  Mission 

Clarke  Michael.A.,  mason  and  builder,  r.  447  Stevenson 
Clarke  J^urty,  longshoreman,  r.   E  b  Billings   PI,  nr 

Filbert 
Clarke  Owen,  teamster,  r.  1  LeroyPl 
Clarke  Samuel  J.  Jr.,  register  bankruptcy,  506  Battery  , 
rooms  24-2G,  r.  Lick  House  [ 

Clarke  Talbot,  upholsterer,  S  b  Railroad  Av,  bet  Four-  ; 
teenth  and  Fifteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F.  i 

Clarke    T.     Gate.s,    superintendent    Union  Tele- 
graph Co.,  621  Clay,  and  secretary  Conservatory  of  ; 
Music  and   Globe  Business  College,  640  Clay,  r. 
315  >4  Jessie 
Clarke  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  32  Silver 
Clarke  Thomas,  jeweler  Thomas  D.  Hall,  r.  710  Clem- 
entina 
Clarke  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Second  and  King, 

r.  llu}^  Freelou  I 

Clarke  Thomas  B.,  r.  02(1  Sutter  | 

Clarke  Thomas  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  714  Natoma  i 

Clarke  William,  boxmaker,  r.  2419  Mission 
Clarke  William  H.,  clerk  John   Calvert,  r.   NW   cor  ' 

Fourth  and  Howard 
Clarke  William  R.,  painter,  r.  427  Fremont  j 

Clarkin  Benjamin  F.,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Clarkin  Edward,  laborer,  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Clarkin  Philip,  painter,  r.  907  Folsom 
Clarkson  Milton  L.   messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  j 

Express,  r.  -iSl^i  Clementina 
Clarkson  Prentice  M.,  policeman,  r.  1039  Mission 
Clarkson  William  O.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  W  8  Potrero 

Av,  bet  El  Dorado  and  Alameda 
Clarrage  Edward  D.,   inspector   McKay   Sewing   Ma- 
chine Assn,  575  Market,  r.  Oakland 
Clary  House,  Thomas  Clary  proptr,  1024  Howard 
Clary  John,  fireman,  r.  Eighteenth  Av,  bet  Q  and  E, 

South  S.  F. 
Clary  John,  laborer,  r.747  Brannan 
Clary  Mary,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  609  Howard 
Clary  Patrick,  engineer  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  52  Louisa 
Clary  Thomas,  r.  1H7  Folsom 
Clary  Thomas,  proptr  Clary  House,  1024  Howard 
Clary  William,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  803  Folsom 
8^"  Clary.     See  Cleary  and  Clery 
Clasby  James,  longshoreman,  r.  630  Brannan 
Clasby  James   E.,   conductor  Sutter  St.  RB.,  r.  2744 

Sutter 
Clasby  William  J.,  driver  City  EB.,  r.  129  Fifteenth 
Clasisch  Charles,  dummyman  Clay  St.  RR. 
Classen  Adolph,  proptr  Arizona  Hotel,  11-13  Clay 
Classen  Andrew,  expressman,  NW  cor  Washington 

and  Dupont,  r.  721  Seventeenth 
Classen   Frederick   H.,  salesman  Eisen  Bros.,  r.  469 

Clementina 
Classen  Henry,  operative  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U. 

S.  Mint,  r.  709  Shotwell 
Classen  Henry  Jr.,  clerk,   j  .709  Shotwell 
Classen  J.,  seaman,  r.  429  Bush 
Classen  Jacob,  ropemaker,  r.  411  Pacific 
Classen  James  M.,  capitalist,  office  413  California,  r. 

1808  Van  Ness  Av 
Classen  John   C,   carpenter  and  builder,   office  516 

Kearny,  r.  232  Francisco 
Classen  J.  M.,  clerk,  r.  709  Shotwell 
Classen  John  W.,  r.  232  Francisco 
Classen  Louise  M.  Miss,  assistant  Franklin  Grammar 

School,  r.  232  Francisco 
Classen  William,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and  Filbert 
t^  ClaBseu.    See  Claassen,  Clausen,  Claussen   and 

Klasseu 
Claudius  Peter  G.  F.,  porter  Lilienthal  &  Co.,  r.  Key. 

stone  House 
Claus  August,  laborer,  r.  608  Lombard 
Claus  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  1  Newlands  Court 
«y  Claus.    See  Claiiss  and  Klaus 
Clausen  Charles,  waiter',  r.  18  Eddy 
Clausen  Francis,  miifg  jeweler  and  diamond  setter, 

410  Kearny,  room  4,  r.  122  First  Av 
Clausen  Frederick,  boatman,  r.  919  Battery 
Clausen  Frederick,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Clausen  FredoU",  clerk  Francis  Clausen,  r.  122  First 
Av 


Clausen  George,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,r.  1207  Fill- 
more 
Clausen  Louis,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Clausen  Peter  F.,  laborer,  r.  135  Dore 
Clausen  William,  machinist,  r.  17  Fifth  Av,  rear 
BtF"  Clausen.     See  Claussen 

Ciauss  Jacob,  pork  butcher,  3-4  Grand  Western  Mar- 
ket, r.  1228  Pine 
Claussen  Anna,  domestic  1357  Post 
Claussen  Charles   (MuUer  &  Co.)  r.  NW  cor  Garden 

and  Bryant 
ClaiJssen  Emil  S.,  mattressmaker,  r.  1714  Fillmore 
Claussen  Frederick  W.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  112  Welsh 
Claussen  H.,  laborer,  r.  134  Fourth 
Claussen  Henry,  bookkeeper  Starr  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Claussen  Henry,  clerk,  r.  737  Vallejo 
Claussen  Henry,  Jiquor  saloon,  N£   cor  Mission  and 

New  Montgomery,  r.  100!^  Second 
Claussen  H.  H.,  veterinary  surgeon,  office  330  Bush, 

r.  116  OFarrell 
Claussen  John,  bartender,  r.  228  Bush 
Claussen  John,  cigar  factory,  1206  Laurel  Av 
Claussen  John,  clerk,  r.  SE  cor  Howard  and  Twelfth 
Claussen  L.  G.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1714  Fillmore 
Claussen    Nickolaus,    baker    E.    A.    Engelberg,    418 

Kearny 
Claussen  William  D.,  clerk  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,   r.  1714 

Fillmore 
l^'Claussen.     See  Claassen,    Clausen,  Classen  and 

Klassen 
Claussman  Mary  Mrs.,  proptr   New  York   Baths,  738 

Pacific 
Claveau  Peter  F.,  painter,  r.  1265^  Welsh 
Clavere  Joseph,  bartender,  r.  SW  cor  Fifth  Av  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Clavere  Peter  (Gales  &  Clavere)  r.  818  J$  Montgomery 
Clavin  John,  Swiss  Ben,  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Claverolas  H.,  cook  The  Baldwin,  r.  702  Mason 
Clawder  C,  waiter,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Clawhammer  John,  butcher,  35  Clementina 
Clawson  Bernhard,  r.  512  Taylor 
Clawson  Leonard  E.,  agent  S.  F.  Sewer  Pipe  Assn,  914 

Kearny,  r.  129  Oak 
Clawson  Samuel  H.,  painter,  r.  437  Eddy 
Clay  A.  Mrs.,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Clay  Clement  C.  (Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.)   r.  2216  Stei- 

uer 
Clay  Frederic  (Clay  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Clay  George,  jeweler,  r.  14  Eleventh 
Clay  Jabez  P.,  brick  mnfr,  r.  1221  Washington 
Clay  Street  Central  Market,  520  Clay 
Clay  Street  Hill  Railroad  Co.,  C.  P.Campbell 
secretary,  Joseph   Britton  superintendent,  office 
and  depot  cor  Clay  and  Leavenworth 
Clay  Street  Market,  514-51G  Clay 
Clay  William  M.,  machinist,  r.  176  Perry 
Clay  &  Co.  (Frederic  Clay)    real  estate  brokers,  106 

Leidesdorif,  rooms  1-2 
B^Clay.     See  Kley 
Clayburgh    Albert    (Clayburgh    &    Nathan)     r.    902 

McAllister 
Clayburgh  M.  &  Co.  (Meyer   Clayburgh   and   Robert 

Epstein)  hides,  pelts,  tallow,  etc.,  109  Clay 
Clayburgh  Meyer  (M.  Clayburnh  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Clayburgh  Moses  (Clayburgh  &  Brandenstetn,  and  H. 

Brundenstcin  &  Co.)  r.  9ii4  Geary 
Clayburgh  Simon  (Poly,  Heilbron  &  Co.)   r.   515   Mc- 
Allister 
Clayburgh  &  Brandenstein  (Moses  Clayburgh  and  Her- 
man  Braudenstein)    proptrs   Uashaway  Stables, 
108-112  Post 
Clayburgh  &  Nathan    (Albert   Clayburgh   and   Elias 

Nathan)  dealers  hides  and  leather,  322  Battery 
Clayburn  Troy,  currier,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 

South  S.  F. 
Clayes  Charles  W.,  clerk  Custom  House,  r.   13  Yerba 

Buena 
Clayes  Henry  M.,  clerk  melter  and  refiners'  dept  U. 

S.  Mint,  r.  501  Post 
Clayes  O.  M. ,  compositor  Evening  Post 
Claymour  Edward,  conductor  Central  RR.,  r.  20  Park 

Av 
Clayton  Charles,  copyist,  r.  Wadsworth  House 
Clayton  Charles,    grain  and  produce  commission 

merchant,  NE  cor  Front  and  Clay,  r.  C14  Sutter 
Clayton  Charles,  steward,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Clayton  Edward,  r.  209  Prospect  PI 
Clayton  Frank,  laborer,  r.  304  Fifth 
Clayton  Frank  D.,  clerk,  r.  225  Bush 
Clayton  Furuian,  e'ngineer.r.  1224  Bush 


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Clayton  Ida  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Larkin  St.  Prim- 
ary School,  r.  1224  Bush 
Clajton  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Clayton  John  M.,  cooper  MattuUath   Mnfg  Co.,  r.  647 
Natoma 

!layton  Willard  W.,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
lay  ton  William,  jiainter,  r.  433  Jessie 
ilayton  William  A.,  foreman  Pac.  Bell  Telephone  Co., 

1861}^  Stevenson 
llayton  William  H.,  r.  433  Jessie 
lear  Creek  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Plumas  Co.)  A.  Halsey 

secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
learing'  House  Sail  Francisco,  Charles  Sleep- 
er manager,  211  Sansome 
leary  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 
leaiy  Andrew  J.,  assistant  librarian  Odd  Fellows' 

Library,  r.  534  Second 
leary  Bernard,  foundryman,  r.  44  Louisa 
leary  Edward,  r.  810  Mission 
leary  Edward,  iron  molder,  r.  13}^  Park  Av 
llearyFrankClaw  student  Garber,Thornton&  Bishop, 

r.  SE  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-fitth 
leary  Hannah,  widow,  boarding,  023  Jessie 
leary  Hannah,  domestic  151  Minna 
leary  John,  gasfitter,  r.  623  Jessie 
leary  Josephine,  dressmaker,  r.  1117  Folsom 
leary  Margaret,  widow,  r.  668  Clementina 
leary  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1117  Folsom 
leary  Margaret,  whipbraider  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

1117  Folsom 
leary  Mary  Miss,  r.  456  Minna,  rear 
leary  Patrick,  clerk,  r.  S  s  Howard,  bet  Twenty-fifth 

and  Twenty-sixth 
leary  Patrick,  engineer,  r.  52  3^  Louisa 
leary  Patrick  M.,  shoemaker,  510  Mission 
leary  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
leary  P.  Henry,  clerk   Peixotto  &   Silverman,  r.  510 

Mission 

leary  Robert,  collector,  224  Montgomery 
ileary  Thomas,  assistant  librarian  Odd  Fellows'  Li- 
brary, r.  534  Second 
leary  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  1117  Folsom 
leary  Thomas,  fireman,  r.  52?<2  Louisa 
leary  Thomas  J.,  policeman,  r.  434  Fulton 
leary  William  J.,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
leary  W.T.,  shipping  clerk  John  Hanly,r.  116  Fulton 
B^Cleary.     See  Clary  and  Clery 
Cleaveland  George  R.,  salesman  M.  Heller  &  Bros.,  r. 

1215  Jones 
Cleaveland  Henry  W.,  architect,  .507  Montgomery,  r. 

Occidental  Hotel 
fi^'Cleaveland.     See  Cleveland 

Cleaves  Cyrus,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  SW 
cor  Turk  and  Laguna 
lecak  Antonio,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
lecak  John,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
leeneweck  Henry,  landscape  artist,  216  Bush,  room  1 
lees  Peter,  billiard  tablemaker,  804  Pacific,  r.  Federal 

Hotel 

leeve  George,  seaman,  r.  Sailors  Home 
legg  Agnes  M.,  widow,  r.  126  Perry 
legg  Oscar  A.,  r.  12o  Perry 
legg  Thomas  E.,  molder,  r.  126  Perry 
leggett  William,  barber,  r.  1008  Washington 
leghorn  Robert,  blacksmith,  r.  407  Folsom 
leghorn  Thomas  A  ,  driver,  r.  2018  Filbert 
lemanti  William,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
lemens  Carl,  foreman  molder  Novelty  Iron  Works,  r. 

N  8  Clipper,  bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
lemens  Thomas,  painter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
lemens  Sarah  J.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  240  Taylor 
lemens  William,  hostler,  r.  552  Bryant 
lemens  William,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
lement  Benjamin  F.,  pressman,  r.  1235  Union 
lement  Edward,  carpetlayer,  r.  513  Commercial 
lement  Ephraim   B.   (Joseph  &   E.   B.   Clement)  r. 

Oakland 

lement  Felice  Mme.,  French  laundry,  1052  Howard 
lement  Grammar  School,  Mrs.  A.  E.  Du  Bois  prin- 
cipal, S  s  Geary,  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
lament  Henry  N.  (Clement,  Osment  k  Clement)  r. 

20  Glen  Park  Av 
lement  John,  laundryman,  r.  1052  Howard 
!leuient   Jolin,    merchant,    oifice   211    Sansome, 

room  1,  r.  Lick  House 
lement  John,  printer,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  2,  S. 

F.  F.  D.,  r.  1817  Post 
lement  John,  tailor  Adolph  Marks,  r.  2  Maiden  Lane 
lement    Joseph    (Joseph  &  E.  B.  Clement)    r.    526 
Green 


Clement  Joseph,  pantryman,  r.  7  Quincy  PI 
Clement  Joseph.  <)ti  C  B. ,  searchers  of  records, 

office  710  Washington 
Clement  Lie^vis  M.,  chief  engineer  Cal.  Division 
Atlantic  and  Pac.  RR.,  328  Montgomery,  room  8,  r. 
Oakland 
Clement  Lyman  H.,  bookkeeper  Williams,  Dimond 

&Co.,  r.232  O'Farrell 
Clement  Lyman  H.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  232  O'Far- 
rell 
Clement  Moses   W.,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Fifth  Av,  bet  I 

and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Clement,    Osment    <&     Clement    (Roswell    P. 
Clement,  Thomas  M.  Osment  and  Henry  N.  Cle- 
ment) attorneys  at  law,  420  Montgomery,  rooms 
16-23 
Clement  P.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  911  Pacific 
Clement  Peter,  upholsterer,  r.  1610  California 
Clement  Koeder  J.  A.,  physician,  office  and  r.  1117 

Stockton 
Clement  Roswell  P.  (Clement,  Osment  &  Clement) 

r.  Grand  Hotel 
Clement  Samuel,  machinist  Tait  &  Hainque,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Clementich  .Jacob,  brewer,  r.  17  Bannam  PI 
Clements  Charles  S.,  boxmaker,  r.  619  Natoma 
Clements  C.  J.,  first  mate  bktn  Modoc,  r.  159  Silver 
Clements  Daniel  L.,  tanner,  r.  3261  Jij  Mission 
Clements  Frederick  W.,  traveling  salesman  Standard 

Soap  Co.,  r.  113  Powell 
Clements  Gilbert,  commission  merchant,  318  Front,  r. 

E  s  Webster,  bet  Union  and  Green 
Clements  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Clements  George,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Clements  Janaro  S.,  engineer,  r.  019  Natoma 
Clements  John,    Master    Mariner's    Ben.    Assn,   413 

Sutter 
Clements  John  F.,   pressman  Francis,  Valentine  & 

Co.,  r.  1210  Devisadero 
Clements  Kate  Mrs.,  chambermaid  Overland  House 
Clements  Robert  R.,  teamster,  r.  1221  Mission 
Clements  William,  commission  merchant,  318  Front, 

r.  E  s  Webster,  bet  Union  and  Green 
Bi^Clements.     See  Clemens  and  Clement 
Clemmensen  Hans,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bry- 
ant 
Clemmons  Harry,   with   Daniel    Dodge,    r.  410  Har- 
rison 
Clendenen  C.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  33  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Clentzer  Herman,  solicitor,  r.  12  Howard 
Clephan  William,  brass  finisher,  r.  522  Howard 
Clerc  Peter,  teacher  languages,  r.  428  Geary 
Clerc  Raoul  (N.  Ten  Bosch  &  Co.)  28   Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Cleric  Board  of  Supervisors,    office  new  City 

Hall,  second  floor 
Clery  Annie  Miss,  housekeeper,  r.  655  Howard 
Clery  Edith  L.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  16}^  Rausch 
Clery  Minnie  L.  Mrs.,  r.  16}^  Rausch 
Cleu  John  P.,  baker,  r.  •2210}<S  Mason  > 

Cleve  Ernest,  tanner,  r.  W  s  Nebraska,  bet  Yolo  and 

Sonoma 
Cleveland  Charles  D.,  physician,  office   and    r.    604 

Leavenworth 
Cleveland  E.   A.   Miss,  iirincipal   Rincon    Grammar 

School,  r.  228  Capp 
Cleveland  Edwin,  speculator,  r.  21?^  Oak 
Cleveland  George,  clerk  Charles  Page,  r.  203  Taylor 
Cleveland  Harriet,  widow,  r.  1133  J^  Pacific 
Cleveland  Ida,  widow,  r.  2019  J<i  Howard 
Cleveland  Louis,  laborer,  r.  1055  Mission 
(^"Cleveland.     See  Cleaveland 
Clevoir  Sarah  Mrs.,  ladies  nurse,  r.  243  Ninth 
Clexton  Thomas  G.,  laborer,  r.  130  Oak,  rear 
Click  Daniel  (Western  Flour  Mills)  r.  Benicia 
Cliens  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Cliff  House,  Junius  G.  Fosfer  proprietor,  terminus 

Point  Lobos  Av,  six  miles  from  City  Hall 
Clifl'  John  F.,  r.  425  J^  Clementina 
Clifl"  William  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  6  Hinckley 
Clifford  Alfred  F.,  japanner  Seller  Brothers  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Clifi'ord  Daniel,  fireman,  r.  716  Bryant 
Clififord  Daniel  F.,  lumberman,  r.  133  Langton 
Clifford  D.  L..  clerk  Renton,  Holmes    &  Co.,  r.  133 

Langton 
Clifford  Edward,  laborer,  r.  107  Welsh 
Clifford  Edwin  C,  butcher,  r.  1621  Clay,  rear 
Clifford  Eugene,  liquor  saloon,  217  Folsom 
Clifford  George,  salesman,  r.  734  Capp 


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Clififord  Grunt,  driver,  r.  8W  cor  Cambridge  and 
Bacon 

Clifford  Hiram,  blacksmith,  r.  Tremont  House 

Clifford  Hiram,  proptr  Boston  JXilk  Eanch,  SW  cor 
Cambridge  and  Bacon,  U.  M.  T. 

Clifford  James  B.,  salesman  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  718 
Union 

Clifford  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Church  and 
Army 

Clifford  Jeremiah  J.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Sanchez  and 
Clipper 

Clifford  Johanna,  widow,  r.  225  Perry 

Clifford  John  (Moriarty  &  Clifford)  r.  SSii  Louisa 

Clifford  John,  laborer,  r.  220  Fifth 

Clifford  John  E.,  machinist  and  model  maker,  r.  655 
Washington 

Clifford  Julia  Miss,  r.  33  Clementina 

Clifford  Kate,  domestic  2505  Sacramento 

Clifford  Mary,  domestic  1521  Stockton 

Clifford  Patrick,  packer,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 

Clifford  S.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  734  Capp 

Clifford  Thomas  A.,  bootmaker,  r.  11-t  Twenty-sixth 

Clifford  Tliomas  C.  (Overland  Freight  Transfer 
Co.)  r.  414  Capp 

Clifford  W.  A.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Clifford  William,  blacksmith,  r.  516  Pacific 

Clifford  William,  plumber  James  S.  Wilson,  r.  314 
Hayes 

Clifford  William  E.,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 

Clift  Nathaniel,  machinist,  r.  1  Lewis 

Clifton  House,  Adolph  Sutro  proptr,  S  8  Point  Lobes 
Av,  nr  Ocean 

Clifton  Lelaud,  clerk  Dwight  M.  Pidge,  r.  1074  How- 
ard 

Clifton  Minnie  Miss,  employee  Cutting  Packing  Co., 
r.  306  M  Third 

Clifton  Sidney,  r.  318  Kearny 

Climax  Washing  Po^vcler,  Pacific  Coast  Manu- 
facturing Co.  manufacturers,  905)4  Howard 

Clinch  Bryan  J.,  r.  1076  Union 

Clinch  Charles,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgom- 
ery 

Clinch  Charles  G.  (A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co.)  r.  1004  Geary 

Clindinin  Alexander  G.,  machinist,  r.  SW  cor  Mission 
and  Beale 

Cline  Al.,  piano  polisher,  r.  52  Second 

Cline  Annie,  domestic  1516  California 

Cline  Annie  Miss,  saleslady  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  604 
Geary 

Cline  Charlee  F.,  r.  286  Stevenson 

Cline  Henry  A.,  driver,  r.  1355  Howard 

Cline  Ida  Miss,  r.  1012  Kearny 

Cline  Ignatius,  packer  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  1414 
Washington 

Cline  Jacob,  boltmaker,  r.  219  Mission 

Cline  J.  B.,  stock  broker,  r.  1003  Powell 

Cline  John,  laborer,  r.  1414  Washington 

Cline  John  E.,  clerk  Adjutant  General's  Office,  Pre- 
sidio Bcsers'ation,  r.  3014  Fillmore 

Cline  John  F.,  expressman,  SW  cor  Front  and  Sacra- 
mento, r.  1414  Washington 

Cline  Lewis  C,  inventor,  r.  075  Mission 

Cline  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  assistant  Franklin  Grammar 
School,  r.  2606  Sacramento 

Cline  M.  C.  Mrs.,  magnetic  jjhysician,  office  and  r. 
675  Mission 

Cline  Peter  J.,  clerk  Max  Burkardt,  r.  1508  Hyde 

Cline  Samuel,  cutter,  r.  728  Vallejo 

Cline  Thomas  S.,  drayman  Langlej  &  Michaels, r.  1414 
Washington 

Cline  William,  plumber  and  gasfltter,  r.  2606  Sacra- 
mento 

Cline  William  A.,  compositor,  r.  662  '^'illow  Av 

B£?~  Cline.    See  Clyne,  Klein,  Kleyn  and  Kline 

dinger  Francis  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  54  Sacramento 

Clingman  George  E.,  salesman  Harris  Bros.,  r.  124 
Eleventh 

Clint  Charle.H,  master  mariner,  r.  1028  Pacific 

Clint  Charles,  rigger,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  nr  Sansome 

Clinton  Alice,  domestic  839  O'Farrell 

Clinton  Cliai-les  A.,  physician,  surgeon  and 
drug  store,  E  s  Mission,  nr  Twenty-ninth 

Clinton  George,  policeman,  r.  622 >(j  Lombard 

Clinton  Henry,  seaman  schr  Fannie  Gilmore 

Clinton  James,  r.  415)4  Natoma,  rear 

Clinton  John,  fireman,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-eighth  and 
Mission 

Clinton  Loretta  Miss,  r.  2103  Webster 


Clinton  Mary,  widow,  bakery,  450  Sixth 

Clinton  Patrick,  forgeman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Clinton  Richard,  r.  745  Market 

Clinton  Susan,  domestic  811  O'Farrell 

Clinton  VeBta,  widow,  r.  1328  Pacidc 

Clinton  William,  laborer,  r.  BE  cor  Shasta  and  Illinois 

Clipper  Restaurant,  George  Dettner  proprietor, 
311-313  Pacific 

Clisby  Seth,  proptr  Eureka  Grain  Warehouse,  NW  cor 
Montgomery  and  Chestnut,  r.  Oakland 

Clisheu  Eugene  O.,  laborer,  r.  3  Welsh 

Clishen  James  A.,  boxniaker,  r.  3  Welsh 

Clister  E.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.'s  Wharf 

Clock  H.  B.,  oiler  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 

Clodi  Louis,  foreman  compositor  Cal.  Demokrat,  r. 
1421  Mason,  rear 

Cloepperd  Adolph  C.  T.,  shoemaker,  r.  424)^  Grove 

Clohs  Henry,  shoecutter.r.  10U8  Natoma 

Cloonan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  41  West  Mission 

Clooney  Ann,  widow,  r.  1016  Washington 

Clooney  John,  watchman,  r.  1016  Washington 

Clouuey  William  J.,  butcher,  r.  1016  Washington 

Close  Ada  S.,  widow,  r.  630  Jessie 

Close  George,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 

Close  James  D.,  teamster  W.  W.  Chase  &  Co.,  r.  1912 
Market 

Close  L.  A.,  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  700  Eddy 

Close  Thompson  W.,  janitor  South  Cosmopolitan 
Grammar  School,  r.  700  Eddy 

Close  William,  physician,  oiflce  and  r.  156  Third 

l^~  Close.     See  Klose 

Closson  Hiram,  first  mate  bark  Lady  Lampson,  office 
109  California 

Clot  Camille,  machinist,  r.  817  Montgomery 

Clot  John  B.  (Glut  &  Meese)  r.  1511  Mason 

Clot  &  Meese  (John  B.  Clot  and  Constant  Meese)  en- 
gineers and  machinists,  303  Mission 

Cloud  William  H.  (Cloud  &  Sherman)  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Cloud  &  Sherman  (William  H.  Cloud  and  C.  A.  Sher- 
man) attorneys  at  law,  and  collectors,  606  Mont- 
gomery 

Clough  Alton  H.,  bookkeeper  Smith  Bros.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Clough  Charles  L. .bookkeeper  Freeman.Smith  &  Co., 
r.  2203  Steiner 

Clough  Elijah,  compositor,  r.  2111  Webster 

Clough  Frank  M.,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  SE  cor  Kearny 
and  Washington,  r.  1110  Montgomery 

Clough  Frederick,  deputy  Sheriff',  r.  308  Sutter 

Clough  George  H.,  stoves  and  tinware,  2602  Folsom, 
r.  908  Shotwell 

Clough  Samuel  F.,  stockbroker,  r.  2516  California 

Clough  Sidney,  r.  502  Washington 

Clough  William,  clerk,  r.  625  Vallejo 

B^"  Clough.    See  Cluff  and  Clow 

Cloutier  Ramer  M.,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  739  Fol- 
som 

Clow  John  S.,  artist  and  solar  printer.  8  Sixth 

Clow  M.  Mrs.,  r.  243  Seventh 

Clow  Sarah  Mrs.,  dress  and  cloak  making,  8  Sixth 

Cloyde  David  E.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Cloyes  Charles  E.,  assistant  auditor  Custom  House, 
r.  1114  Clay 

Clucaa  William,  Ship  Joiner's  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Clucci  Pasquale,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Club  Stables,  C.  S.  Crittenden  proprietor,  409-411 
Taylor 

Cluff  Brothers  (Richard,  James  S.  and  William) 
groceries,  40-42  Second,  9-11  Montgomery  Av,  40 
Fourth,  and  409-411  Montgomery  Av 

Cluff  James  S.  (Cluff  Brothers)  r.  1816  O'Farrell 

Cluff  Richard  (Cluff  Brothers)  r.  233  Sixth 

Cluff  Thomas  M.  C.  salesman,  r.  1309  Stockton 

Cluff  W.  B.  &  Co.  (William  B.  Cluff  and  C.  H,  Gra- 
ham) groceries,  19  Sixth 

Cluff  William  (Cluff  Brothers)  r.  1321  Clay 

Cluff  William  B.  (W.  B.  Cluff  &  Co.  and  Cluff  &  De 
Witt)  r.  148  Tehama 

Cluff  &  De  Witt  (William  B.  Cluff  and  Mortimer  De 
Witt)  groceries,  221-223  Third 

8£?~Cluff.     See  Clough 

Oluin  Annie,  widow,  r.  103  Van  Ness  Av 

Cluin  Edward  F.  (McBride  &  Cluin)  r.  103  Van  Ness 
Av 

Clulow  James,  shoemaker,  r.  523  Dupont 

Clunan  Norah,  domestic  609  Van  Ness  Av 

Clundt  Charles,  cigars  and  tobacco,  8  Clay,  r.  27 
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Olune  John  E.,  carpenter,  r.  209  Second 

Clune  Martin,  shoemaker  E  D.  Nolan  &  Co.,  r,  525 
Howard 

Clune  Mitchell,  book  agent,  640  Clay,  r.  8  Hopeton 
Terrace 

Clunesa  W.  R.,  vice-president  and  medical  direc- 
tor Pacific  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  418  Cali- 
fornia, r.  Sacramento 

Cluney  Dennis,  blacksmith,  r.  553  3^  Natoma 

Cluney  Margery  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1235  Mar- 
ket 

Clunie  Thomas  J.  (Clunie  &  Knight)  r.  Oakland 

Clunie  William,  shoemaker,  r.  115  Second 

Clunie  Si  Kniglit  (Thomas  J.  Clunie  and  George 
A.  Knight)  attorneys  at  law,  410  Kearny 

ClusUey  Henry,  secretary  Excelsior  Powder  Co., 
330  Pine,  room  53,  r.  211-2  Howard 

Clute  A.  B.,  cashier  Clute  &  Yost,  r.  2308  Jackson 

Clute  Francis  W.  (Clute  k  Yost)  r.  2308  Jackson 

Clute  M.  E.  (Clute  &  Gardner)  r.  206  Fourth 

Clute  T.  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  box  and  knife  i)leating,  430 
Sutter  ' 

Clute  &  Gardner  (M.  E.  Clute  and  Fred  Gardner) 
proprietors  Capitol  Restauraut,  204-206  Fourth 

Clute  &  Yost  (Francis  W.  Clute  and  Daniel  Z. 
Yost)  stockbrokers,  242  Montgomery 

Cluver  Martin,  staman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Clyde  Agnes,  widow,  r.  5553^  Minna 

Clyde  James,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  555}^ 
Minna 

Clyde  .John  E.,  conveyancer,  r.  995  Market 

Clyde  Robert  S.,  attorney  at  law,  715  Clay,  room  8,  r. 
213  Austin 

Clyraa  James,  laborer,  r.  224  Francisco,  rear 

Clyma  James  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  224  Francisco,  rear 

Clyne  Hartley  S.,  pressman  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co., 
r.  956  Folsom 

Clyne  Mary,  domestic  920  Ellis 

Clyne  John,  tanner,  r.  305  Twenty-sixth 

Clyne  Matthew  R.,  compositor,  r.  242  Clara 

B^Clyne.     See  Cliue,  Klein,  Kleyn  and  Kline 

Coad  Alfred,  machinist,  r.  1028  Washington 

Coad  Harry,  actor,  r.  710  Geary 

BS'Coad.     See  Code 

Coadros  Mathias  Jorge,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben. 
Soc,  510  Bush 

Coady  Annie  Mrs.,  fancygoods,  3261 J^  Mission 

Coady  Charles  F.,  builder,  r.  3261  >g  Mission 

Coakley  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  cor  Fillmore  and  Green- 
wich 

Coakley  Bridget,  widow,  r.  509  Howard,  rear 

Coakley  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  bet  Georgia 
and  Michigan 

Coakley  Dennis  J.,  clerk  D.  M.  Moran,  r.  114  Clinton 

Coakley  Eugene,  longshoreman,  r.  625  Davis 

Coakley  Jeremiah,  liquor  saloon,  236  Townsend 

Coakley  John,  longshoreman,  r.  254  First 

Coakley  John  F.,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  39 
Natoma 

Coakley  Mary,  widow,  r.  E  s  Dame,  bet  Thirtieth  and 
Thirty-first 

Coakley  Patrick  H.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Coakley  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  509  H  Howard 

Coakley  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  E  s  Dame,  bet  Thir- 
tieth and  Thirty-first 

(^"Coakley.     See  Cokeley 

Coas  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  715  Davis 

Coast  Review  (insurance  monthly)  J.  G.  Edwards 
publisher,  320  Sansome,  room  14 

Coast  Survey  V.  S.,  oflice  U.  S.  Appraiser's 
Building 

Coates  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  25  Hawthorne 

Coates  Alfred,  carpenter,  NE  cor  Shotwell  and  Fif- 
teenth 

Coates  Caleb,  wines  and  liquors,  37  Sutter,  and 
(Coates  &  Street)  r.  Oakland 

Coates  Edward,  waiter,  r.  649  Mission 

Coates  Flora  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  25  Haw- 
thorne 

Coates  George  K.,  salesman  Bullock  &  Jones,  r.  1512 
Bush 

Coates  John  B.,  molder,  r.  505  Jones 

Coates  Laura  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  25  Haw- 
thorne 

Coates  William,  clerk  Havens  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Coates  William  E.,  bookkeeper  Charles  Clayton,  r.  614 
Sutter 

Coates  William  W., clerk  C.  H.  Reynolds  &  Co.,  r.  1512 
Bush 


Coates  &  Street  (Caleb  Coates  and  John  Street) 

wines  and  liquors,  junction  Market  and  Pine 
Cobb  Alexander,  longshoreman,  r.  108  Steuart 
Cobb,   Bovee  Si  Co.    (Henry  A.  Cobb  and  William 
H.  Bovee)  real  estate  agents  and  auctioneers,  321 
Montgomery 
Cobb  David,  photographer,  1144  Market,   r.  1818  Post 
Cobb  Guy  L.,  painter,  r.  502  Fell 
Cobb  H.  A.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Cobb  Henry  A.  (Cobb,  Bovee  &  Co.)   r.   306  Leaven- 
worth 
Cobb  Henry  A.  Jr.,  freight  agent  Saucelito  Ferry,   r. 

Saucelito 
Cobb  Luella  F.  Miss,  saleslady  S.  Mosgrove  &   Bro., 

r.  .5.34  Bush 
Cobb  Moses  G.  (Cobb  &  Moore)  r.  103  Montgomery 
Cobb  M.  W..  paint  dealer,  r.  450  Jessie 
Cobb  W.  Horace,  bookkeeper  L.  k  E.  Emanuel,  r.  128 

Second 
Cobb  William  B.,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York, 

r.  Palace  Hotel 
Cobb    <&  Moore    (Moses    G.  Cobb  and  Charles    H- 

Moore)  attorneys  at  law,  103  Montgomery 
Cobbledick  James,  salesman  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r. 

East  Oakland 
Cobiue  John,  liquor  saloon,  127  Folsom 
Cobleigh  Charles  E.,  drayman,  r.  1117  Folsom 
Cobleigh  John  L.  (O.  B.  Peasley  &  Co.  and   Cobleigh 

&  Kidd)  and  boarding,    1521  California 
Cobleigh  &    Kidd    (John    L.    Cobleigh  and  Powers 

Kidd)  horseshoers,   1.509  Polk 
Coblentz  David,  clerk  Em.  Meyer  &   Co.,  r.  506  Ellis 
Cobleutz  Felix,  traveling  salesman  John  S.  Bowman 

&  Co.,  r.  628  Eddy 
Coblentz  Gustave,  merchant,  office  213  Battery,  r^26 

McAllister 
Coblentz  Joseph   (John    S.    Bowman  &    Co.)   r.  724 

Geary 
Coblentz  Minnie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  935  Post 
Cobliner  Bruthers(Saul  and  Isaac)  importers  and  job- 
bers millinery  and  fancy  goods,  543  Market 
Cobliner   Isaac  (Cobliner  Brothers)  r.  327  Geary 
Cobliner  Saul  (Cobliner  Brothers)  r.  514  Bush 
Coburn  Francis  H.,  carpenter,  r.  2010  Steiuer 
Coburn  Frank  L.,  clerk  Dewey  &  Co.,   r.  2010  Steiner 
Coburn  Lawrence,  farmer,  r.  2660  Folsom 
Coburn  Sophia  E.  Miss,  clerk  C.  A.  Edson  &  Co.,   r. 

2010  Steiner 
Coburn  Thomas  C,  policeman,  r.  1022  Mission 
Coburn  William,  canmaker,  r.  819  Filbert 
Cocagna  Antonio,  cook,  r.  1234  Dupont 
Cochell  John  T.,  compositor,  r.  442}$  Natoma 
Cochell  Mattie  E.  Miss,  proofreader  Pacific   Newspa- 
per Publishing  Co.,  r.  442  J$  Natoma 
Cochran  James,  carpenter,  r.  426  Natoma 
Cochran  James,  policeman,  r.  1122 J^  Larkin 
Cochran  James  H.,  policeman,  r.  530  Chestnut 
Cochran  Jeremiah,  expressman,  r.  209  Perry 
Cochran  John,  machinist  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Cochran  John,  molder,  r.  327  First 
Cochran  John  T.  (J.  T.  Cochran  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Cochran  Joseiih  P.,  deputy  Assessor,  r.  122  Taylor 
Cochran  J.  T.  &  Co.    (John  T.   Cochran)   hops  and 

commission  merchants,  126  Clay 
Cochran  Kate,  nurs^,  r.  1919  California 
Cochran  Maria,  domestic  1919  California 
Cochran  RobcTt,  salesman,  r.  528  }$  Stevenson 
Cochran  Robert  E.,  winekeeper  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r. 

420  Bryant 
Cochran  William,  teamster,  r.  112  Perry 
Cochrane  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  511  Jones 
Cochrane  Alexander  M.,  bellman,  r.  21  Bernard 
Coclirane  Ecl^vin  O.,  dentist,  office  850  Market,  r. 

410  Eddy 
Cochrane  Emma  Miss,  r.  770  Harrison 
Cochrane  Henry, .janitor,  r.  1419  Dupont 
Cochrane  Jennie  Miss,  r.  770  Harrison 
Cochrane  J.  J.,  gilder,  r.  1315  Kearny 
Cochrane  John,  stableman  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, r.  16  Lafayette  PI 
Cochrane  Mamie  Miss,  compositor,  r.  771  Mission 
Cochrane  Patrick,  r.  1023  Eddy 

Cochrane  Richard  R.,  waiter  The  Baldwin,  r.  21  Ber- 
nard 
Cochrane  Robert,  r.  617  Larkm 
Cochrane  Robert  B.,  carpenter,  r.  1315  Kearny 
Cochrane  Robert  B.  Jr.,  pressman  Bacon  &  Co.,  r. 

1315  Kearny 
Cochrane  Robert  Q.,  clerk,  r.  21  Bernard 
J8^  Cochrane.    See  Cochran  and  Corcoran 


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Coekbum  George  M.,  druggist,  r.  5  Selina  PI 

Cockrill  Robert  L.,  policeman,  r.  p35  Post 

Cockrill  Theodore  G.,  salesman  F.  W.  Silliman  & 

Co.,  r.  234  Oak 
Cocks  Barzilla,  shipjolner,  r.  929  Valencia 
Cocks  Walter,  r.  929  Valencia 
Coddington  Charles  P.,  clerk  general  freight  ofiBce  C. 

P.  RB.,r.  Alameda 
Coddington  James,  r.  210  Eddy 
Code,   Blfelt  &  Co.  (Philip  D.  Code  and  Joseph 

Elfelt)    mnfrs  jellies,   jams,   preserves,   pickles, 

etc.,  125  Main,  office  314  Washington 
Code  Emma  S.  Mrs.,  principal  Buena  Vista  Primary 

School,  r.  711  Treat  Av 
Code  George  R.,  machinist,  r.  711  Treat  Av 
Code  John  (Code  &  Lasar)  r.  25  Twenty-second 
Code  Philip  D.  (Code,  Elfelt  &  Co.)  r.  930  Valencia 
Code  &  Lasar  (John  Code  and  Edward  Lasar)  proptrs 

Black  Hawk  Livery  Stable,  1009  Valencia 
XT'  Code.     See  Coad 

Codeglio  Antonio,  coal  dealer,  r.  318  Broadway 
Codington  Charles  F.,  clerk  Taber,  Harker  &  Co.,  r. 

668  Twentieth 
Codington  Frank  P.,  clerk  Codington,  Wilcox  &  Co., 

r.  Fifteenth  Av,  betP  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Codington,  Wilcox  &  Co.  (William  H.  Codington  and 

Willard  J.   Wilcox)   proptrs  Pac.  Glue  Factory, 

Fifteenth  Av,  bet  Adele  and  Stringham,  South  S.F. 
Codington  William  H.   (Codington,  Wilcox  &  Co.)  r. 

Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Codini  Auguste,  gigger  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Codoni  EJouardo,  laborer,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Codrons  Albert,  barber,  r.  310  Sutter 
Cody  Ellen  Miss,  r.  26  Hermann 

Cody  John,  cartman,  r.  Berry,  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Cody  John,  milkman,  r.  116  Clinton 
Cody  John,  teamster  F.  Barnard  &  Co.,  r.  724  Front 
Cody  John  C,  guard  House  Correction,  r.  Old  San 

Jose  Road,  ur  Industrial  School 
Cody  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  2124  Mason 
Cody  Matthew,    melter   Fulton    Iron  Works,  r.  9J4 

Garden 
Cody  Nelson  A.,  druggist  J.  K.  Gates  &  Co.,  r.  118 

Post 
Cody  Patrick  J.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-ninth 
Cody  Thomas,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Cody  Thomas  P.,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  217 

Ritch 
Cody  William,  stableman,  r.  33  New  Montgomery 
Cody  William  E.,  porter,  r.  435  Fulton 
B^"  Cody.     See  Coady 

Cos  A.  W.,  furniture  polisher,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Coe  Edward  H.,  r.  1811  Scott 
Coe  Georye  E.,  clerk  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works,  r. 

120  Capp 
Coe  Henry  W.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  409 

Ellis 
Coe  Lawrence  W.,  r.  120  Capp 
Coe  N.  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  419  Geary 
Coe   Orlow   R.,   general   agent    Health    Lift  Co.,  402 

Kearny 
Coe  S.  O.  Mrs.,  buttonhole-maker,  21  Dupont 
Coeke  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor   Pacific 

and  Larkin 
€oelho  Joaquin,  clerk  r.  423  Js  Greenwich 
Coelho  Joliii  C. ,  proptr  Azores'  Home,  111  Jackson 
Coen  Brothers    (Patrick    and    William)     hog  ranch, 

Fourth  Av,  bet  M  and  N.,  South  S.  F. 
Coen   Patrick    (Coen  Brothers)    r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L 

and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Coen  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  216  Minna 
Coen  William   (Coen  Brothers)  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L 

and  M.  South  S.  F. 
Coen  Winifred,  laundress  John  Parrott,  (520  Folsom 
ll^~Coen.     See  Cohan,  Cohen,  Cohn   Cone,  Kohen  and 

Kohn 
Coey  Charles  P.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  44  Sixth 
Coey  David  N.,   clerk  warehouse  dept  Custom  House, 

r.  Alameda 
Coey  James,  postmaster   San  Francisco,  office  NW 

cor  Washington  and  Battery,  r.  30  Twelfth 
Coey  William  J.,  register  and  enrolling  clerk  Custom 

House,  r.  44  Sixth 
Cofer  Elliott  M.,  clerk   Hubbell,  Shattuck  &  Co.,  r.  N 

s  Sutter,  bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Coffee  Andrew  J.,  notary  public,   509   California,  r.  17 

South  Park 
Coffee  Cora  Mrs.,  r.  G31  Sacramento 
Coffee  Daniel,  hor.seshoer,  r.  23  Gilbert 


Coffee  Frank  L.,  check  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf,  r. 

17  South  Park 
Coffee  George  W.,  clerk  London  and  8.  F.  Bank,  r. 

Alameda 
Coffee  John  (Walcom,  Gowan  i  Coffee)  r.  704  Larkin 
Coffee  John  H.,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Go's  Express,  r.  17  South  Park 
Coffee  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Coffee  Michael,  cooper,  r.  312  Clementina 
Coffee  Nora,  cook  115  Powell 
Coffee  William  H.,  ship's  clerk,  r.  15.>5>^  Market 
SyCoffee.     See  Coffey 
Cofferau  Charles,  laborer,  r.  331  Third 
Coffey  Agues  T.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  571  Stevenson 
Coffey  Andrew  J.,  grain  salesman  Grangers'  Business 

Assn,  r.  25  Glen  Park  Av 
Coffey  Ann,  widow,  r.  9063^  Folsom 
Coffey  Daniel,  detective,  r.  800  Shotwell 
Coffey  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  434  Shipley 
Coffey  Esther  Mrs.,  r.  813  Filbert,  rear 
Coffey  Frank  V.  H.,  engineer,  r.  2  Park  PI 
Coffey  Henry  E.,  clerk  Easton  &  Eldridge,  r.  914  Do- 
lores 
Cofi'ey  James,  longshoreman,  r.  222  Tehama 
Coffey  James,  seaman,  r.  625  Second 
Coffey  James  B.,  porter  new  City  Hall,  r.  2007  Webster 
Coffey  James  V. ,  attorney  at  law,  530  California, 

rooms  16-17,  r.  631  Post 
Coffey  James  W.,  salesman,  r.  914  Dolores 
Coffey  John,  detective,  r.  914  Dolores 
Coffey  John,  engineer  City  and  County  Hospital,  r. 

1U43  York 
Coffey  John,  longshoreman,  r.  143  Natoma 
Coffey  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  79  Clementina 
Coffey  John  A.,  clerk,  r.  571  .Stevenson 
Coffey  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  1216  Hampshire 
Coffey  John  J.  E.,  attorney  at  law,  526  Kearny,  rooms 

7-8,  r.  2723  Folsom 
Coffey  Joseph,  r.  23  Gilbert 

Coffey  Joseph  F.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  910  Dolores 
Coffey  Lizzie   Miss,   salesladv  Samuel  Hill,  r.  2  Park 

PI 
Coffey  Louis,  boilermaker,  r.  303  Howard 
Coffey  Lydia  B.  Mrs.,  r.  2  Park  PI 
Coffey  Mary,  widow,  r.  571  Stevenson 
Coffey  Michael,  hackman,  r.  906 M  Folsom 
Coffey  Millie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  2  Park  PI 
Coffey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Church,  nr  Thirtieth 
Cofl'ry  Patrick  W.,  manager  cloak  dept  Keane  Bros.,  r. 

619  Capp 
Coffoy  Thomas  F.,  bricklayer,  r.  906 >^  Folsom 
Coffey  William,  peddler,  r.  533  Commercial 
Coffey  William  C. ,  plumber,  r.  671  Stevenson 
B^Coffey.     See  Coffee 

Coffin  Albert  F.  (Coffin.  Sanderson  &  Cook)  r.  Oakland 
Coffin  Alonzo,  foreman  C.  Leonard,  r.  1324  Mission 
Coffin  Andrew  G.  (Redington  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Coffin  A.  W.,  bookkeeper  N.  T.  Messer,  r.  109  Fifth 
Coffin  Benjamin,  cooper,  r.  1715  Sacramento 
Coffin  Charles  G.,  drayman  Wellman,  Peck  &   Co.,   r. 

lllj^  Leavenworth 
Coffin  Daniel,  r.  2o08  Sacramento 
Coffin  Deborah  B.,  widow,  r.  911  Hyde 
Coffin  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  r.  623  Stevenson 
Coffin  Edward  R.,  clerk,  r.  911  Hyde 
Coffin  Frederick  F.,  mining,  r.  2018  Van  Ness  Av 
Coffin  George,  stevedore,  r.  1020  ;<i  Larkin 
Coffin   George  W.,   commander  U.   S.    N.,  Light 

House     Inspector    Twelfth    District,   office    Ap- 
praisers' Bldg,  rooms  77-79,  r.  418  Post 
Coffin  Horace,  entry  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  1020 )i 

Larkin 
Coffin  Isaflc  S.  (Redington  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Coffin  J.  B.,  salesman,  r.  737  Howard 
Coffin  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Coffin  John  W.  (Coffin  &  Hendry)  r.  822  Broadway 
Coffin  Liuroln  A.,  housepalnter.  r.  8  Elm  Av 
Coffiu  Lorenzo,  carpenter,  r.  623  Stevenson 
Coffin  Martha,  widow,  r.  1324  Mission 
Coffin  Mary  G.,  widow,  r.  331^6  Eddy 
Coffin  Mattio  B.  Miss,  typesetter  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  618H 

Natoma 
Coffin  Oliver  C,  compositor,  r.  135  Sixth 
Coffin  Peter  F.  Mrs.,  r.  624  M  Natoma 
Coffin  Robert,  cooper,  r.  10  Harriet 
Coffin  Rodolphus  W.  (Coffin  &Mavhew)  r.  442  Guerrero 
Coffin,  Sanderson  &  Cook  (A.  F.  Coffin,  George 

R.  Sanderson  and  J.   E.  Cook)  stockbrokers,  312 

Pine 
Coffin  Walter  G.,  driver,  r.  331)4  Eddy 


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Coffin  William  H.,  clerk  ticket  auditor  C.  P.  BE.,  r. 

318  Taylor 
Coffin  W.  J.,  carriagemaker,  r.  Bonanza  House 
Coffin  &  Hendry  (John  W.  Coffin  and   Charles   J. 
Hendry)  shipchandlers,  junction  Market  and  Sac- 
ramento 
Coffin  «St  Maylie-w    (Eodolphus    W.    Coffin  and 
Henry  H.  Mayhew)  drugs  and  medicines,  SW  cor 
Sixteenth  and  Mission,  and  NW  cor  Twentieth 
and  Mission  . 
Coffman  Byron  S.,  miner,  r.  1050  Howard 
Coflman  M.  W.  Mrs. .widow,  r.  1  Russ 
Coffrein  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  40  J^  Ivy  Av 
Cotield  Charles  H.,  coachman.  909  Taylor 
Cofran  George,  mason,  r.  210  Shotwell 
Cogan  Andrew,  zincmolder,  r.  10  Jessie,  rear 
Cogan  James,  capitalist,  318  California,  r.  608  Jones 
Cogan  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Saneome  and  Green 
Cogan  John,  shoemaker,  r.  cor  Twenty-seventh  and 

Mission 
Cogan  Julia,  domestic  SE  cor  California  and  Taylor 
Cogan  Maurice,  carpenter,  r.  10  Jessie,  rear 
Cogan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  507  Sixth 
Cogan  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Cogan  William,  r.  115  Fifth 
Cogan  William,  driver  City  BE.,  r.  6  First  Av 
Cogan  William,  laborer,  r.  230  Folsom 
IS^Cogan.     See  Coogau 
Coger  John,  peddler,  r.  W  s  Lundy  Lane,  bet  Virginia 

and  Esmeralda  Av 
Coggeshall  Benjamin,  r.  610  Guerrero 
Coggeshall  Josiah  H.,  druggist,  r.  2314  Washington 
Coggin  Charles  H.,  cooper,  r.  261  Jersey 
Coggin  Clinton  A.,  musician,  r.  726  Mission 
Coggin  Isaac  C,  musician,  r.  726  Mission 
Coghill  Andrew  J.,  r.  1217  Clay 
Coghill  Thomas  B.  (Coghill  &  Simon)  r.  Oakland 
Coghill  William  H.,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

1217  Clay 
CogMll  &  Simon  (Thomas  B.  Coghill  and  Julius 
C.  Simon)  commission  merchants  and  wholesale 
groceries  and  provisions,  313-315  Front 
Coghlan  Daniel  W.,  stationery,  926  Larkin 
Coghlan  Frank,  carpetbeater,  r.  SW  cor  Sanchez  and 

Valley 
Coghlan  John,  carpenter,  r.  501 H  Leavenworth 
Coghlan  John,  confectionery   and    newsdealer,    519 

Taylor  ' 
Coghlan  Maurice,  laborer,  r.   SW  cor  Sanchez  and 

Valley 
Coghlan  Michael,  carpetbeater,  r.  SW  cor  Sanchez  and 

Valley 
B^Coghlan.    See  Coghlin,   Caughlin,  Coughlan  and 

Coughlin 
Cogill  John,  teacher  dancing,  r.  1930  Jessie 
Cogill  John  Jr.,  mnfr  Lustricon,  r.  1930  Jessie 
Cogniasse  A.  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  508  O'Farrell 
Cogniasse  Charles,  clerk,  r.  508  O'Farrell 
Cogniasse  Stella  F.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  508  O'Far- 
rell 
Cogniasse  William,  boatbuilder,  r.  508  O'Farrell 
Cogozzo  Giovanni,  drayman,  r.  1515  Dupont 
Cogswell  Frederick  W.,  tinsmith,  r.  721  Natoma 
Cogswell  Henry  D.,  real  estate,  r.  319  Broadway 
Cogswell  James  B.,  contractor,  r.  1221  Washington 
Cogswell  James  L.,  dentist,  S.  F.  Chronicle  Bldg,  r. 

517  Bush 
Cogswell  John  H.,  r.  1023  Stockton 
Cogswell  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1023  Stockton 
Cogswell  Warren,  calker,  r.  313  Fremont 
Cohan  David,  cutter  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  921 M  Post 
Cohan  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  317  Fifth 
Cohaue  Lawrence,  carpenter  and  builder,  710  Turk,  r. 

28  Turk 
Cohelan  Daniel  S.,  shipiiing  clerk  King,  Morse  &  Co., 

r.  2218  Fillmore 
Cohen  A.,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 
Cohen  A.,  salesman  Schultz  &  Fischer,  r.  10  Liberty, 

nr  Valencia 
Cohen  Aaron,  clothing,  429  Pacific 
Cohen  Abraham,  glazier,  r.  909  Bush 
Cohen  Abraham,  painter,  r.  539  Fourth 
Cohen  Abraham  J.,  merchant,  r.  336  Turk 
Cohen  Abram,  tailor,  230  First 
Cohen  Albert,  leader  orchestra  Theatre  Comique,  NW 

cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Cohen  Alfred,  watchmaker,  225  Sixth,  r.  460  Clemen- 
tina 
Cohen  Alfred  Jr.,  bookkeeper  John  McCormack,  r.  4C0 
Clementina 


Cohen  Alfred  A.,  attorney  at  law,  328  Montgom- 
ery, rooms  14-15,  r.  Alameda 

Cohen  Alfred  H.,  student  Hastings'  Law  College,  r. 
Alameda  ■ 

Cohen  Annie,  widow,  r.  2943  Mission 

Cohen  Baruch,  cutter  Kraker  &  Israel,  r.  427  Steven- 
son 

Cohen  Benjamin,  r.  1  Central  PI 

Cohen  Benjamin,  cigars'  and  tobacco,  609  Montgom- 
ery, r.  2246  Mission 

Cohen  Benjamin,  clerk  Joseph  Bros.,  r.  215  Seventh 

Cohen  C,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 

Cohen  Caroline,  widow,  r.  460  Clementina 

Cohen  Caroline,  domestic  1220  Mission 

Cohen  Carrie  Miss,  r.  411  Jones 

Cohen  Carrie  Miss,  assistant  Haight  Grammar  School, 
r.  10  Liberty,  nr  Valencia 

Cohen  Charles,  clerk  Leon  Lemos,  r.  539  Fourth 

Cohen  Charles,  dressmaker,  r.  51  'Tehama 

Cohen  D.  &  Brother  (David  and  Harris)  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  58  Fourth 

Cohen  Daniel,  locksmith,  1084  Howard 

Cohen  David  (D.  Cohen  *:  Brother)  r.  864  Folsom 

Cohen  David  (H.  Oharmak  &  Co.)  r.  42  Grove 

Cohen  David,  stockbroker,  r.  10  Liberty,  nr  Valencia 

Cohen  E.,  musician,  r,  32  Fourth 

Cohen  Edgar  A.  (Costigan,  Cohen  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Cohen  Elias,  with  Alfred  Cohen,  r.  460  Clementina 

Cohen  F.,  r.  701  Golden  Gate  Avenue 

Cohen  George  W.,  bookkeeper  Martin  Prag,  r.  1121 
Mission 

Cohen  Godfrey,  merchant,  r.  304  Hyde 

Cohen  Gustav,  tailor,  114  Dupont,  r.  313  Eddy 

Cohen  Harris  (D.  Cohen  &  Brother)  r.  815  Folsom 

Cohen  Harry,  r.  618  California 

Cohen  Henry,  barber  Philip  Cohen,  r.  729  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Cohen  Henry,  cigar  dealer,  r.  1311  Golden  Gate  Av 

Cohen  Henry,  merchant,  r.  124  Turk 

Cohen  Henry  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  411  Jones 

Cohen  Henry  L.,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  917 
Valencia 

Cohen  Herman,  expressman,  SW  cor  Pine  and  Kearny, 
r.  1624  Howard 

Cohen  Hermann,  r.  39  Langton 

Colien  Hermann,  importer  moldings,  frames, 
chromos,  looking  glasses  and  artists'  materials,  19 
Dupont 

Cohen  I.  L.  &  Brother  (Isaac  L.  and  Selig  Cohen) cigar 
mnfrs,  17  }i  Garden 

Cohen  Isaac,  glazier,  r.  1429  Taylor 

Cohen  Isaac  L.  (I.  L.  Cohen  &  Brother)  r.  17}^  Gar- 
den 

Cohen  Isidor,  fancy  goods,  310  Sixth 

Cohen  Israel  I^.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1710  Bush 

Cohen  Israel  S.,  with  William  Cohen,  r.  215  Seventh 

Cohen  Jacob,  r.  22  Garden 

Cohen  Jacob,  bakery,  539  Fourth 

Cohen  Jacob,  porter,  r.  258  Tehama 

Cohen  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  468  Tehama 

Cohen  Johanna,  widow,  r.  2247  Jackson 

Cohen  John,  merchant,  r.  1117  Sutter 

Cohen  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  712  McAllister 

Cohen  Joseph,  clothing,  219  Pacific 

Cohen  Joseph,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  476  Jessie 

Cohen  Julius,  junk  dealer,  130  First  Av 

Cohen  King,  peddler,  r.  1)05  Folsom 

Cohen  Lavinia  Miss,  saleslady  William  Cohen,  r.  215 
Seventh 

Cohen  L.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  334  Vandewater 

Cohen  Leon,  bookkeeper  Meyerstein,  Lowenberg  & 
Co.,  r.  1117  Sutter 

Cohen  Lewis,  tailor,  547  Mission,  r.  208  Polk 

Cohen  Louis,  tailor,  408  Pa'  ific 

Cohen  Louis,  wharfinger  Mission  St.  Wharf  No.  2,  r. 
Oakland 

Cohen  Marcus  J.  (Von  Ofen  &  Cohen)  r.  12  Harriet 

Cohen  Marcus  S.,  cattle  inspector,  r.  17  Jj  Garden 

Cohen  Marks,  barber,  r.  729  Golden  Gate  Av 

Cohen  Marks,  bookkeeper  Greenebaum  &  Co.,  r.  336 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Cohen  Marks,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  215  Powell 

Cohen  Marx,  merchandise  broker,  r.  622 M  Minna 

Cohen  Maurice,  merchant,  r.  810  O'Farrell 

Cohen  Max,  clerk  Cobliner  Bros.,  r.  313  Eddy 

Cohen  Max,  painter,  r.  1005  Golden  Gate  Av 

Cohen  Mas,  salesman,  r.  465  Minna 

Cohen  Mercado  (Hahn  &  Cohen)  r.  3^4  Monroe 

Cohen  Meyer,  shoemaker,  428  Sixth  •• 

Cohen  Michael,  clothing,  209  Pacific 


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Cohen  Michael,  tailor,  476  Jessie 

Cohen  Morris,  shoemaker,  r.  910  Larkin 

Cohen  Morris  D.,  cigars  apd  tobacco  and  varieties, 

959  >^  Mission 
Cohen  Moses,  candymaker  Rotger  &  Bischoflf,  r.  2  Or- 
egon 
Cohen  Myer,  foreman  Rotger  &  Bischoff,  r.  2  Oregon 
Cohen  Nathan,  tailor,  441  Bush 
Cohen  Plillip,  barber  and  baths*  12  Sacramento,  r. 

729  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cohen  Philip,  butcher,  r.  614  Minna 
Cohen  Philip  C,  salesman  Wangenheim,  Sternheim  k 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Cohen  Philipp,  dealer  essential  oils,  etc.,  621  Sausome, 

r.  1604  Powell 
Cohen  Rachel  Miss,  hairworker,  r.  905  Folsom 
Cohen  Rebecca  Miss,  r.  411  Jones 
Cohen  Rosa  Miss,  saleslady  Bernard  Blumenthal,  r. 

417  Clementina 
Cohen  S.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Cohen  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  460  Clementina 
Cohen  Samuel,  glazier,  r.  144  Shipley 
Cohen  Samuel  H.,  collector,  521  Clay,  r.  507  Hyde 
Cohen  Selig  (I.  L.  Cohen  &  Brother)  r.  17}^  Garden 
Cohen  Simon,  astrologer  and  physician,  office  and  r. 

425  Kearny 
Cohen  Simon,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co. 

r.  321  Fell 
Cohen  Solomon,  r.  729  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cohen   Solomon  J.,  porter  P.  Berwin   &  Bro.,  r.  460 

Tehama 
Cohen  Sophie  Waldo  Mme.,  teacher  music,  r.  507 

Hyde 
Cohen  Tobias,  cabinetmaker,  r.  539  Fourth 
Cohen  \V.  tSc  Co.  (William  Cohen,  LeojDoldHlrsch 
and  Constant  Meyer)  importers  and  manufacturers 
gents'  furni.shing  goods,  13-15  Battery 
Cohen  William  (\V.  Cohen  &  Co.)  r.  236  Sutter 
Cohen  William,  sewing  machines,   145   Sixth,   r.  215 

Seventh 
Cohen  William  G.  (Costigan,  Cohen  &  Co.)  and  with 

A.  A.  Cohen,  r.  Alameda 
Cohen  Wolflf,  glazier,  1052  Howard 
[^"Cohen.    See  Cohn,  Cohan,  Cone,  Koheu  and  Kohn 
Cohl  Abraham,  teacher  Hebrew,  r.  20)^  Garden 
Cohl  Leopold,  salesman   C.   Herrmann   &   Co.,r.  20>i 

Garden 
Cohle  John,  cook,  r.  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Berry 
Cohn  Abraham,  glazier,  r.  235  Stevenson 
Cohn  Abraham,  merchant  tailor,  118  Second 
Cohn  Abraham  B.,  secondhand  clothing,  1068  Howard 
Cohn  Adam,  jeweler,  r.  118  Eleventh 
Cohn  Adolph,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  124  J^  Sixth, 

r.  127  Seventh 
Cohn  Alexander,  crockery  and  tinware,  1419  Polk 
Cohn  Bernard  (M.  Banner  &  Co.)  r.  504  Sutter 
CohTi  Blanche  L.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1006  Pine 
Cohn   Brothers  (Samuel  M.  and  Theodore   Cohn)  dry 

goods,  1337  Pacific 
Cohu  Charles,  upholsterer,  9843^  Folsom,  r. 465  Clem- 
entina 
Cohn  David,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1807  Mission 
Cohn  David,  physician,  office  and  r.  421  O'Farrell 
Cohn  Edward  (Edward  Cohn  &  Co.)  r.  808  Geary 
Cohn  Edward  Hi  Co.   (Edward  Cohn   and  Julius 
Berger)  importers  and  wholesale  and   retail  deal- 
ers Havana  cigars.  225  Montgomery 
Cohn  Elias  (Hoffman  &  Cohn)  r.  26  Hampton  PI 
Cohu  Elias,  merchant,  r.  1812  Post 
Cohu  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  129  Oak 
Cohn  Elkan  Rev.,  rabbi  Congregational  Emanu-El,  r. 

905  Hyde 
Cohn  Emanuel,  tailor,  644  Mission,  r.  1145  Howard 
Cohn  G.  &  Co.  (Goodman   Cohu   and   .\nton   Nathan) 
importers  and  mnfrs  cigars  and   tobacco,  117-119 
Pine 
Cohn  Gabriel  (Salomon.  Wise  &  Cohn)  r.  2121  Bush 
Cohn  George,  merchant,  r.  417  Mason 
Cohn  Goodman  (G.  Cohn  &  Co.)  117  Pine 
Cohn  Henry  (Greeuebaum  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Cohn  Herman,  mnfr  underwear,  22   Sansomej  r.  The 

Windsor 
Cohn  Herman,  tobacco  stemmer  r.  428  Sixth 
Cohn  Herman,  watchmaker,  r.  124!^  Sixth 
Cohn  Hermann  (Goldstein  &  Cohn)  r.  39  Lincoln 
Cohn  Isaac  M.,  stockdealer,  r.  1110  Folsom 
Cohn  Isidof,  merchant,  r.  224  Turk 
Cohn  Isidore,  r.  571  Stevenson 

Cohn  Jacob,  boota  and  shoes,  103  Pacific,  r.  1040  Fol- 
som 


Cohn  Jacob,  junkdealer,  8  Taylor,  r.   1113  Leaven- 

I         worth 

I  Cohn  Jacob,  mining  operator,  r.  The  Windsor 

Cohn  Jacob  M,  merchant,  r.  1405  Twenty-fourth 

Cohn  Joseph,  clothing,  723    Montgomery,  .r.  529  Te- 
hama "  ■ 

Cohn  Leon,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Cohn  Lesser,  clerk,  r.  224  Turk 
i  Cohn  L.  M.,  r.  2125  California 

Cohu  Louis,  clerk,  r.  215  Gough 
j  Cohn  Louis,  clerk,  r.  470  Jessie 
j  Cohn  Louis,  merchant,  r.  207  Eleventh 

Cohn  Louis,  porter  Oilman,  Walker  &  Co. 

Cohu  Louis  M.,  merchant,  r.  1533. Post 
!  Cohn  Marcus,  clothing  and   gents'  furnishing  goods, 
:  222  Sixth 

Cohn  Marks,  dry  goods,  210  Second 

Cohn  Marks,  junk  dealer,  r.  1113  Leavenworth 

Cohn  Marx  -S.  Lobenstein  &  Co.)  r.  NW  cor  Laguna 
and  Post 

Cohn  Max,  barber,  1162  Market,  r.  729  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Cohn  Max,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1034  Market,  r.    927 
Market 

Cohn  Max,  confectioner  Mrs.   R.    Albrecht,    r.    109 
Taylor 

Cohu  Max,  tobacco  stemmer,  r.  428  Sixth 

Cohn  Meyer,  secondhand  clothing,  516  Fourth 

Cohn  Morris,  salesman   Zimmermann,  Strouse  &  Co., 
r.  103  Ridley 

Cohn  Morris  B.,  clothing,  131  Jackson 

Cohn  Nathan,  clerk,  r.  224  Turk 

Cohn  Newman,  barber,  931!^   Market,  r.  207  Eaeventh 

Cohu  Philip,  tailor,  r.  1020  Vallejo 

Cohn  Reuben,  furniture,  1028  Howard 

Cohn  Richard  C,  bookkeeper,  r.  103  Ridley 

Cohu  Salomon,  barber,  30  Geary,  r.  536 J<;  Natoma 

Cohn  Samuel,  clothing  and  gents'   furnishing  goods, 
152  Third 

Cohn  Samuel,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor   Larkin 
and  O'Farrell,  r.  215  Gough 

Cohn  Samuel,  salesman  Jacob  Cohn,  r.  22  Garden 

Cohn  Samuel  E.,  proptr  Horseshoe  Bazaar,  512  Kear- 
ny, r.  1609  Webster 

Cohu  Samuel  M.  (Cohn  Brothers)  r.  1520  Hyde 

Cohu  Simon,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Cohn  Simon,  bootblack,  r.  207  Eleventh 

Cohn  Simon,  clothing,  421  Kearny,  r.  218  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Cohn  Simon,  merchandise,  r.  1609  Post 

Cohn  Solomon,  clerk,  r.  723  Montgomery 

Cohn  Solomon  S.,   money   and   exchange  broker,  428 
Montgomery,  r.  1610  Post 

Cohn  Theodore  (Cohn  Brothers)  r.  1520  Hyde 

Cohn  Theresa  Miss,  millinery,  428  Hayes 

Cohn  Thomas,  tailor,  734  Washington 

Cohu  William,  compositor,  r.'221J^  Austin 

Cohn  William  L.,  tailor,  411  Pine,  r.  109  O'Farrell 

B£?"  Cohu.     See  Coen,  Cohan,  Cohen,  Cone,  Kohen  and 
Kohn 

Cohnreich  Brothers    (Israel   and   Joseph)  boots 
and  shoes,  840  Market 

Cohnreich  Israel  (Cohnreich  Brothers)  r.  226  Turk 

Cohnreich     Joseph    (Cohnreich    Brothers)     r.     537 
O'Farrell 

Cohru  Edward,  sergeant  police,  r.  706  Ellis 

Cohrn  Thomas,  clerk  Buyer  &  Reich,  r.  706  Ellis 

Cohrs  Peter,  laborer,  r.  512  Fourth 

Coiley  William,  lithographic  pressman  A.L.  Bancroft 
&  Co.,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 

Coin  Bridget,  widow,  r.  115  Shipley,  rear 

Coin  John,  mill  hand  Uriah  Segars,  r.  115  Shipley 

Coin  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  115  Shipley 

ifc?"  Coin.     See  Coyne 

Colt  B.   Ho-tvard,  chairman  S.  F.  Stock  and  Ex- 
change Board,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Ooit  Charles  T.  (Harrison  &  Colt)  r.  21  Stockton 

Colt  George,  cook,  r.  115  Second 

Colt  Henry  H.,  salesman  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r. 
2012  Broadway 

Cokeley  Jeremiah,  teamster,  r.  E  s  Wool,  nr  Lincoln, 
B.  H. 

Cokeley  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  114  Clinton 

Cokely  Henry  P.,  clerk,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Cokely  Thomas,   salesman   Keane   Bros.,  r.  722  Shot- 
well 

K?"  Cokely.     See  Coakley 

Colander  Marx,  clerk  Lipman  Bros.,  r.   524 )i  Lin- 
den Av 

Colbath  H.  M.,  builder,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 


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Colbath  Sarah,  widow,  r.  536  Minna 
Colbert  Edmond,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  40  Crocker 
Colbert  Edward,  boilermaker,  r.  323  Duncan 
Colbert  John  G.,  r.  729  Gough 
Colbert  John  H.,  clerk,  r.  363«S  Zoe 
Colbert  John  H.,  horse  and  cattle  dealer,  NE  cor  Her- 
mann and  West  MlsBion,  r.  40  Crocker 
Colbert  Lewin  E.,  machinist  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  Coso 

House 
Colbert  Michael,  r.  729  Gough. 
Colbert  Philip  G.,  r.  727  Gough 
Colbert  Rudolph,  clerk,  r.  32  Fourth 
Colbert  Thomas  H.,  conductor  Market  St.  RK.,  r.  24 

First  Av 
Colbert  Thomas  Jefferson,  salesman  W.  &  J.  Sloane 

&  Co.,  r.  729  Gough 
8^  Colbert.     See  Culbert 
Colborn  Edward  S.,  freight  clerk  C.  P.  BR.,  Oakland 

Ferry,  r.  Oakland 
Colbrandt  Frederick  H.,  shoefitter,  r.  65  West  Mission 
Colbrandt  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  65  West  Mission 
Colbrandt  Richard,  bootblack,  r.  65  West  Mission 
Colbrandt  Richard  S.,  shoemaker,  r.  65  West  Mission 
Colbrandt  William,  shoemaker,  r.  65  West  Mission 
Colburn  Brewer,  engineer,  r.  338  Chattanooga 
Colburn  Charles  E.,  real  estate,  r.  1033  Twentieth 
Colburn   Charles  H.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's   Ex- 
press, r.  5  Hopeton  Terrace 
Colburn  George,  miller,  r .  Park  Hotel 
Colburn  George  L.,  traveler  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  1119 

Hyde 
Colburn  Rebecca,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1209  Powell 
Colburn  Richard,  saloonkeeper,  r.  SW  cor  Calhoun 

and  Union 
Colby  Alonzo  J.,  iiorter  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson, 

r.  328  Geary 
Colby  Augusta,  widow,  r.  1513  Howard 
Colby  Charles,  tobacco  presser,  r.  217  Third 
Colby  Charles  W.,  musician,  r.  1220  Market 
Colby  C.  K.,  Jour.  Shipwrights' Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Colby  David  P.,  carpenter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Colby  Deacon,  porter  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson 
Colby  Fannie  E.  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Post  and 

Central  Av 
Colby  Henry  B. ,  master  mariner,  r.  912  Pine 
Colby  Henry  H.,  policeman,  r.  918?^  Capp 
Colby  Hubbard,  assistant  storekeeper  warehouse  dept 

Custom  House,  r.  Alameda 
Colby  James,  blacksmith,  r.  13  3^  Park  Av 
Colby  Mary,  widow,  r.  1220  Market 
Colby  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  assistant  Girls'  High  School,  r. 

710  California 
Colby  Moses  L.,  porter  C.  &  P.  H.  Tirrell  &  Co.,  r.  133 

Seventh 
Colby  Peter,  porter  John  Renz,  r.  Tremont  House 
Colby  Zebulon  F.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  19403^  Mission 
BS"  Colby.     See  Kolbe  and  Kolby 
Cole  A.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  207  Powell 
Cole  Alexander,  bartender,  r.  967  Mission 
Cole  Arthur  B.,  tinsmith,  r.  515  Leavenworth 
Cole  Charles  D.,  real  estate  agent,  304  Montgomery, r. 

409  Mason 
Cole  Charles  H.,  machinist,  r.  1911  Jessie 
Cole  Charles  M.,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  1801  Franklin 
Cole  Cornelius,  attorney  at  law,  506  Battery,  room  23 
Cole  Dennis,  teamster,  r.  N  s  Green,  nr  Battery 
Cole  Edward  F.,  salesman  Thos.  Day,  r.  127  Kearny 
Cole   Edward  P.,  attorney  at  law,  402  Montgomery, 

rooms  20-21,  r.  1840  O'Farrell 
Cole  Elijah  T.,  r.  .520  Bush 

Cole  Elizabeth  Miss,  rucbingmaker,  r.  16  Garden 
Cole  Ellen,  widow,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Cole  Foster  P.,   salesman  Cal.   Furniture  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  1801  Franklin 
Cole  Frederick,  attorney  at  law,  r.  501  Geary 
Cole  George,  bartender,  r.  238  Jessie 
Cole  Henrj',  driver  A.  F.  Green  &  Co.,  r.  520  Grove 
Cole  Henry,  hou.se  mover,  r.  936)^  Folsom,  rear 
Cole  Jacob  J.,  clerk  H.  Myers  &  Sou,  r.  203  Taylor 
Cole  James,  cook,  r.  270  Jessie 
Cole  James,  house  mover,  r.  421  Natoma 
Cole  James,  shoemaker,  r.  210  Chestnut 
Cole  James,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Cole  James,   wharfinger  section   4   Seawall,   r.   1753 

Howard 
Cole  Jason  B.,  teamster,  120  Mission,  r.  1515  Mission 
Cole  John,  harnessmaker,  r.  210  Chestnut 
Cole  John,  watchman,  r.  915  Capp 


Cole  John  J.,  saloonkeeper,  r.  1003  Pacific 

Cole  John  J.  H.,  teamster,  r.  520  Grove 

Cole  John  M.,  chairmaker  Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  1801  Franklin 
Cole  John  R.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  219  Minna 
Cole  Josiah  L.,  machinist,  r.  609  Hyde 
Cole,  Kenny  &  Co.  (William  H.  B.  Cole,  Thomas 
Kenny    and    Louis     F.     Golder)    manufacturers 
brooms  and  brushes  and  dealer.*  wood  and  willow- 
ware,  421  Front 

Cole  Lavinia,  widow,  r.  16  Garden 

Cole  L.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  515  Leavenworth 

Cole  Levi  F.,  foreman  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  1911 
Jessie 

Cole  M.  A.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  515  Leavenworth 

Cole  Mark  T.,  bookkeeper  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r. 
1005  Post 

Cole  Martha,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 

Cole  Mary,  widow,  r.  520  Grove 

Cole  Natlianiel  P.,  president  California  Furniture 
Manufacturing  Co.,  220-226  Bush,  r.  1801  Franklin 

Cole  Nathaniel  W.,  real  estate,  r.  727  Shotwell 

Cole  Nicholas  V.,  wood  and  coal,  662  Mission,  r.  100)4 
Second 

Cole  Oliver  H.,  insurance  adjuster,  216  Sansome,  r. 
620  Sutter 

Cole  Paul  R.,  blacksmith,  r.  38  Seventh 

Cole  R.,  harnesscleaner  United  Carriage  Co  ,  r.  68  Te- 
hama • 

Cole  R.  Beverly,  physician,  ofiSce  518  Sutter 

Cole  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  346  Fourth 

Cole  Thomas,  mining,  r.  1799  Filbert 

Cole  Thomas,  stonecutter,  r.  346  Fourth 

Cole  William,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Twenty-second,  bet 
Valencia  and  Bartlett  • 

Cole  William,  with  Michael  J.  Driscoll,  r.  118  Langton 

Cole  William  H.  B.  (Cole,  Kenny  &  Co.)  r.  28  McAl- 
lister 

Cole  William  J.,  traveling  agent  Walter  J.  Home,  r. 
702  Market 

l3®"Cole.     See  Kohl 

Coleglia  Antonio,   Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwj' 

Coleman  Abraham,  barber,  r.  428  Green 

Coleman  Adolph,  barber,  218  Pacific,  r.  428  Green 

Coleman  Andrew,  jeweler,  r.41  Third 

Coleman  Ann  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1326  Stockton 

Coleman  Annie,  domestic  SW  cor  Pine  and  Octavia 

Coleman  Carlton  C.,with  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co.,  r. 
1299  Taylor 

Coleman  Catherine,  widow,  r.  7  Sherwood  PI 

Coleman  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  11  Clara 

Coleman  Catherine  Mrs.,  watches,  jewelry  and  sec- 
ondhand clothing,  41  Third 

Coleman  Charles,  r.  1517  Post 

Coleman  Charles,  bartender,  r.  711  Howard 

Coleman  Charles,  jeweler  F.  Hofleng,  r.  148  Perry 

Coleman  Charles  H.,  barber,  537  Sacramento,  r.  428 
Green 

Coleman  Charles  M.,  receiver  California  St.  RR.,  r. 
1521  California 

Coleman  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  3  Warren  Av 

Coleman  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  18^  Boardman  PI 

Coleman  Daniel,  policeman,  r.  748  Brannan 

Coleman  Daniel,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Coleman  David  M.,  bookbinder,  r.  NE  cor  Mnson  and 
Pacific 

Coleman  David  R.,  shipsmith,  11  Vallejo,  r.  1104 
Market 

Coleman  Dennis  (Coleman  &Michelsen)  r.  15  Hayes 

Coleman  Dennis,  bartender,  r.  305  Minna 

Coleman  Dennis,  foundryman,  r.  41  Minna 

Coleman  Edward  W.,  w'ith  Hatch  &  Barclay,  r.  739 
Ellis 

Coleman  Evan  J.,  president  Pacific  Transfer 
Co.,  110  Sutter,  president  Board  Bank  Commis- 
sioners. .528  California,  and  president  Gas  Con- 
sumers Association,  '202  Bush,  r.  1217  California 

Coleman  Eugene,  r.  133  Clara 

Coleman  Fannie  E.  Miss,  assistant  Grant  Primary 
School,  r.  720  McAllister 

Coleman  Frederick,  bargeman  A.  C.  Freese 

Coleman  George  B.,  clerk  Eagleson  &  Co.,  r.  720  Mc- 
Allister 

Coleman  George  P.,  salesman  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  1130 
Market 

Coleman  G.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  517  Sutter 

Coleman  Gustavus  A.,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  501 
Mason 

Coleman  Harlow  G.,  undertaker  William  H.  Porter,  r. 
16  O'Farrell 


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Coleman   Harris,  merchant   tailor,   640  Ellis,  r.    428 

Green 
Coleman  Harry,  barnessmaker,  r.  148  Perry 
Coleman  Harry  E.,  ehoefinisher,  r.  511  McAllister 
Coleman  Henry  R.,  manager  retail  dept  A.  L.Bancroft 

&  Co.,  r.  518  Geary 
Coleman  Hyman,  expressman,  r.  148  Perry 
Coleman  J.\  stockbroker,  r.  771  Mission 
Coleman  James,  r.  7  Mason 
Coleman  James,   engineer,  r.    SW    cor  Bryant    and 

Beale 
Coleman  James,  laborer,  r.  1008  Columbia 
Coleman  James,  molder,  r.  W  s   Columbia,  bet  Twen- 
ty-second and  Twenty-third 
Coleman  James,  packer  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  11  Clara 
Coleman  James  H.,  r.  50'J  Bryant 
Coleman  James  S.,  check  clerk   P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf, 

r.  118  Freelon 
Coleman  James  S.,  physician   and  surgeon,  ofilee  and 

r.  521)  Valencia 
Coleman  James  V.,  capitalist,  42  Nevada  Block,  r.  517 

Sutter 
Coleman  James  W.,   clerk  Jarboe  &  Harrison,  r.  6 

Clinton 
Coleman  Jane, widow, r.  S  s  Henry,  bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Coleman  Johanna,  widow,  r.  15  Hayes 
Coleman  John,  laborer,  r.  6  Clinton 
Coleman  John,  mining,  r.  720  McAllister 
Coleman  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Coleman  John,  turner  Jesse  &  Drew,  r.  Oakland 
Coleman  John  Jr.,  law  clerk,  r.  6  Clinton 
Coleman  John  A.,  stonecutter,  r.  20  Freelon 
Coleman  John  E.,  clerk  Joseph  Holland,  r.  685  Harri- 
son 
Coleman    John  E.  W.,    painter    and  whltener,    924 

Folsom 
Coleman  John   H.,   conductor  Market   St.   RR.,  r.  23 

Diamond 
Coleman  John  T.,  laborer  Omnibus  RK.,  r.llClara 
Coleman  John  W.,  capitalist,  office   1   S.  F.  Stock  Ex- 
change Bldg.  r.  Oakland 
Coleman  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  148  Perry 
Coleman  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  437  Fulton 
Coleman  Joseph,  salesman,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Coleman  Joseph,  salesman  O'Connor,  MofCatt   &   Co., 

r.  914  Post 
Coleman  L.  B.,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Coleman  Louis,  clerk,  r.  428  Green 
Coleman  Luther  B.  Mrs.,  r.  52:^  Sutter 
Coleman  M.,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Coleman  Maria,  widow,  r.  517  Sutter 
Coleman  Maria  Mrs.,  r.  140G  Dupont 
Coleman  Mark,  carpenter,  r.  1326  Stockton 
Coleman  Mary  Ann,  widow,  r.  550  Mission 
Coleman  Maurice,  leathercutter,  r.  437  Fulton 
Coleman  Max,  peddler,  r.  437  Fulton 
Coleman  Michael,  laborer,  r.  440^  Brannan 
Coleman  Michael,  milkman,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet  Sev- 
enteenth and  Eighteenth 
Coleman  Michael,  painter,  r.  7  Sherwood  PI 
Coleman  M.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  405  Turk 
Coleman  Morris,  upholsterer,  r.  148  Perry 
Coleman  Nelson,  merchant,  r.  40  Russ 
Coleman  Nicholas  J.,  mining   superintendent,  r.  504 

EUiB 
Coleman  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  133  Clara 
Coleman  Patrick  J.,  salesman  S.  Mosgrove  &   Bro..  r. 

1405  Scott 
Coleman  Peter,  policeman,  r.  508  Stevenson 
Coleman  Philip,  tanner,  r.  440  J^  Brannan 
Coleman  isimon,  shocflnisher,  r.  507  Grove 
Coleman  Thomas,  bartender,  r.  110  Stockton 
Coleman  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  12  Anthony 
Coleman  Thomas,  carriage  washer,  r.  639  Post 
Coleman  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
Coleman  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  551  Mission 
Coleman  Thomas,  porter,  and  foreman  Hose  No.  9,  S. 

F.  F.  D..  r.  321  }<;  Union 
Coleman  Tillie  Miss,  r.  617  Post 
Coleman  William,  r.  The  Truesdell 
Coleman  William,  expressman,  NE  cor  Howard  and 

Fourth,  r.  148  Perry 
Coleman  William,  ship  steward,  r.  4.56  Natoma 
Coleman    William    Euimette,    clerk    Chief    Quarter- 
master's Office  Presidio  Resrrvatiou,  r.  418  Sutter 
Coleman  William  J.,  r.  913  Montgomery 
Coleman  William  P.,    notary  public  and   com- 
missioner of  deeds,  307  Montgomery,  r.  2437  Cali- 
fornia 


Coleman  William  T.  cWilliam  T.  Coleman  &  Co.)    r. 

1299  Tuvlor 
Coleman  William  T.   Si  Co.    (William  T.  Cole- 
man)  shipping   and    commission   merchants,  SE 
cor  Market  and  Main 
Coleman  W^illiam  T .  &   Co's  lines   of   clipper 
ships,  Philadelphia,  Hong  Kong  and  Boston,  office 
SE  cor  Market  and  Main 
Coleman  W.  W.,  clerk,  r.  739  Ellis 
Coleman  &  Michelsen    (Dennis  Colemao  and   Louis 

Michelsen)  boot  and  shoemakers,  604  Mission 
e^Coleman.     See  Colman,  Kohlman  and  Kollman 
Colen  Bertha,  widow,  nurse,  r.  1305  Green 
Colen  John  H.,  teamster,  r.  16  Bryant  Av 
Coleria  Augustus,  gardener,  r.  8   B   California,    bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 
Coles  Aiagustus  D.,  painter,  r.  5  Ivy  Av 
Coles  E.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  606  Montgomery 
Coles  Ida  E.  Miss,  assistant  Noe  and  Temple  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  44  Third 
Coles  John  B.,  calker,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  1,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  606  Montgomery 
Coles  Thorn,  engineer  Dohrmann  &  Co.,  r.  Commer- 
cial Hotel 
Coles  William  J.,  porter  Levy,  Diamant.Oppenheimer 

&  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Coles  William  L.,  sergeant  police,  r.  44  Third 
Colety  Henry  M.,  clerk  David  Levy,  r.  812  McAllister 
Coley"  H.  M.,  compositor,  r.  221  Mason 
Colgau  John,  longshoreman,  r.  4  Jackson 
Colgan  John,  machinist,  r.  305  Fremont 
Colgan  John  J.,  fireman,  r.  305  Fremont 
Colhoun  Edmund  R.,   commodore  U.  S.  N.,  r.  9U 

Union 
Coli  A.  &  Co.  (Alesio  and  Bartolomeo  Coll)  wood  and 

coal,  907  Washington 
Coli  Alesio  (A.  Coli  &  Co.)  r.  907  Washington 
Coli  Bartolomeo  (A.  Coli  &  Co.)  r.  907  Washington 
Colin  Josephine  Mrs.,  teacher  French,  Zeitska's  Insti- 
tute, r.  820  Filbert 
eS"  Colin.     See  Colen  and  Collin 
Coll  Dennis,  teamster,  r.  1001  Battery 
Coll  Frank,  teamst  r  A.  M.  Ebbets,  r.   903  Battery, 

rear 
Coll  Henri,  barnessmaker,  r.  636  Broadway 
Coll  John,  baker,  r.  344  Shipley 
Coll  M.,  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Coll  Michael,  baker,  r.  674  Clementina 
Coll  Patrick,  tailor,  307  Minna,  r.  20  Howard  Court 
Coll  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  637  Commercial 
Colleary  Ambrose,  assistant  mail  clerk  Evening  Post, 

r.  829  Greenwich 
Colleary  John,  teamster,  r.  8'29  Greenwich 
CoUector  Customs  U.  S.,  Port  of  San  Francisco, 

office  Custom  House,  third  floor 
Collector   Licenses   City   and    County,    new 

City  Hall,  basement 
Collector  Taxes  City  and  County,    new  City 

Hall,  first  floor 
Collector  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  office  U.  S. 

Appraiser's  Building,  rooms  2-6 
College  of  Notre  Dame,   E   s  Dolores,   bet   Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Collesou  Gustave,  boarding,  116  Washington 
Collet  Fortune,  liquor   saloon,   SW  cor  Second  and 

Bryant 
Colleton  James,  collector  Tallant  &  Co.,  r.  524  Bryant 
CoUett  Henry  G.,  foreman  Cal.  Cigar  Box  Co.,  r.  919 
Bryant  t       i.     j 

Collett  Theodore  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  198  Lombard 
Colley  Charles  J.,  millwright,  r.  1505M  Franklin 
CoUey  Frederick  A.,  manager  wholesale  dept  A.  L. 

Bancroft  k  Co.,  r.  202  San  Jose  Av 
Colley  Moses  H.,   carpenter  and   builder,  r.   202  San 

Jose  Av 
Collie  Charles,  machinist,  r.  217  Third 
Collie   Thompson,  Master   Mariners'   Ben.   Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Collie  W.  H.  &  Co.   (William  H.  Collie,  George  B. 
Jones  and   John  Forsyth)  proprietors  Park  Nur- 
sery, cor  Hayes  and  Baker 
Collie  William   H.,    florist,   20  Post,  and  (W.  H. 

Collie  >*c  Co.)  r.  818  Octavia 
Collier  Frank,  r.  234  Bush 
Collier  John,  carpenter,  r.  363  Minna 
Collier  Peter  F.,    publisher,  office  22  Geary,   r. 

New  York 
Collier  William  B.,  capitalist,  r.  916  Van  NesB  Av 
Be?"  Collier.     See  Collyer 
Colligan  Terieuco,  laborer,  r.  1333  Vallejo 


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COL 


Collin  Desire,  laundryman  St.  Mary's  College 
Collin  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  1311  Pacific,  r.  1307 

Pacific 
Collin  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
O^Collin.     See  Colen  and  Colin 
Colling  Simeon  I.,  night  watchman,  r.  531  Bryant 
Collings  Francis,  stonecutter,  r.  822  Folsom 
Collins  A.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Collins  Adeline  L.  Mrs.  (Collins  &  Lyons)  r.  208  Fifth 
Collins  A.  Frank,  salesman  Merry,  FauU  &  Co.,  r.  331 

Montgomery 
Collins  Agnes,  domestic  SW  cor  Eddy  and  Frankin 
Collins  Albert  L.,  teamster  Renton,  Holmes  &  Co.,   r. 

308>s  Tenth 
Collins  Alexander,  lodgings,  522  Dupont 
Collins  Anne,  widow,  r.  817 M  Jessie 
Collins  Augiistus  A.,  porter  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  1202  Powell 
Collins  A.W.,  bookkeeper  N.W.  Spanlding,  r.  Oakland 
Collins  Barney,  bakery,  37  Sixth 
Collins  Barney  Jr.,  cigarmaker  David  Barry,  r.  37 

Sixth 
Collins  Bartley,  painter,  r.  1313  Steiner 
Collins  Benjamin  Jr.,  pressman  Frank  Eastman  & 

Co.,r.  317  Third 
Collins  Benjamin  B.,  printer,  r.  286  Stevenson 
Collins  Bernard,  laborer  G6]den  Gate  Park 
Collins  Bridget,  domestic  309  Golden  Gate  Av 
Collins  Brothers  (Timothy  and   John)  dairyman,  S  s 

Eighteenth,  bet  Eureka  and  Ellen 
Collins  C.  Mrs.,  saleslady  Isaac  Barker,  r.   408  Jones 
Collins  Charles,  r.  309  Eddy 
Collins  Charles,  haruessmaker  Henry  Weaver,  r.  cor 

Nineteenth  and  Hartford 
Collins  Charles  H.,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  1585 

Turk 
Collins  Charles  J.  (Collins  &  Co.)  r.  224  Eleventh 
Collins  Charles  J.  Jr.  (Collins  &  Co.)  r.  224  Eleventh 
Collins  Charles  T.,  blacksmith  C.  J.  Moyes,  r. 922 Pine 
Collins  Charles  W.,  collector,  323  Front,  r.  1826  O'Far- 

rell 
Collins  Colby,  merchant  (Tuscarora,  Nev.)  r.  435  Bush 
Collins  Cornelius,  r.  1719  Pacific  Av 
Collins  Cornelius,  bricklayer,  r.  659  Natoma 
Collins  Cornelius  S.,  miner,  r.  1009  York 
Collins  Daniel,  fruit,  210  Twenty-fourth 
Collins  Daniel  W.,  machinist  Mark  Sheldon,  r.  836 

Mission 
Collins  David,  laborer,  r.  1332  Washington 
Collins  Dennis,  butcher,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  K  and  L, 

South  S.  F. 
Collins  Dennis,  conductor,  r.  1430  Jackson 
Collins  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  320  Eighth 
Collins  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  5.50  Mission,  rear 
Collins  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Howard 
Collins  Dennis  B.,  hackowuer,  r.  922  Pine 
Collins  Dennis  J.,  finisher  Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  149  Second 
Collins  Dennis  P.,  cook,  r.  117  Bernard 
Collins  Edward,  bookkeeper,  r.  708  Howard 
Collins  Edward,  laborer,  r.  40.5  Beale 
Collins  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  6  Norton  PI 
Collins  Edward,  woolscuurer,  r.  12  Gilbert 
Collins  Edward  F..  bookkeeper,  r.  922  Pine 
Collins  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.'422  Minna 
Collins  Elizabeth  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  422  Minna 
Collins  Ellen,  domestic  238  Oak 
Collins  Ellen,  sbirtiuaker,  r.  1230  Bush 
Collins  E.  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Collins  Frederick  T.  (F.  T.  Collins  &  Co.)  r.  1223  Polk 
Collins  F.  T.  &  Co.  (Frederick  T.  and  Thomas  W.  Col- 
lins) hatters.  1223  Polk 
Collins  George,  cook,  r.  662  Howard 
Collins  George,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Collins  George,  ornamental  painter  Jabez  S.  Swan,  r. 

Oakland 
Collins  George,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Collins  George  D.,  law  student  Thomas  V.  O'Brien,  r. 

2434  Larkin 
Collins  George  G.,  paper  ruler  John   B.  Mclntyre,  r. 

232  Jessie 
Collins  George  H.  (Higgins  &  Collins)  r.  Oakland 
Collins  George  W.,  bookkeeper  W.  W.  Chase  &   Co.,  r. 

1906  Mason 
Collins  George  W.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  S  s  Powell 

Av,  bet  California  Av  and  Mission,  B.  H. 
Collins  Hannah  Miss,  seamstress,  r;  238  Oak 
Collins  Henry,  r.  102  Eddy 
Collins  Henry,  clerk  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r.  1585 

Turk 


Collins  Hugh,  engineer,  r.  84H  Folsom 

Collins  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  346  Fourth 

Collins  James,  r.  cor  Twenty-third  and  Sanchez 

Collins  James,  boilerraaker,  r.  16  Isis 

Collins  James,  carpenter,  r.  613  Mission 

Collins  James,  engineer  A.  Waldstein,  r.  732  Clemen- 
tina 

Collins  James,  painter,  r.  1608  Sterner 

Collins  James,  pantryman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 

Collins  James,  stonecutter,  r.  11  ?4  Garden 

Collins  James  H.,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1305J^ 
Polk 

Collins  James  J.,  tailor,  643  Post 

Collins  James  W.,  proptr  Belmont  Dairy,  r.  3  Board- 
man  PI 

Collins  Jeremiah,  peddler,  r.  234  Langton 

Collins  Jeremiah,  printer,  r.  7  Dale  PI 

Collins  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  r.  131  Lily  Av 

Collins  Jeremiah  J.,  boottitter,  r.  229  Jessie 

Collins  John  (Collins  Brothers)  r.  N  s  Twenty-fourth, 
bet  Eureka  and  Ellen 

Collins  John,  baker,  r.  126  Langton 

Collins  John,  barber,  r.  910}^  Harrison 

Collins  John,  bartender,  r.  620  Jessie 

Collins  John,  brassfinisher  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  212 
Second 

Collins  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  First  and  Mission, 
r.  68  Jessie 

Collins  John,  horseshoer,  r.  520  Bush 

Collins  John,  laborer,  r.  5  Chesley 

Collins  John,  laborer,  r.  60  Shipley 

Collins  John,  laborer,  r.  710  Lombard 

Collins  John,  laborer,  r.  1011  York 

Collins  John,  longshoreman,  r.  N  s  Day,  bet  Sanchez 
and  Church 

Collins  John,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  420}^  Na- 
toma 

Collins  John,  ropesplicer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1336  Bush 

Collins  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Collins  John,  storekeeper  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue 

Collins  John,  tanner,  r.  732  Clementina 

Collins  John,  tanner,  r.  127  Fifteenth 

Collins  John,  teamster,  r.  1105  McAllister 

Collins  John,  watchman  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead  Works,  r. 
7J<i  Liberty 

Collins  John  A.,  attorney  at  law,  ofiSce  410  Kearny, 
room  2,  r.  2430  Mission 

Collins  John  C,  compositor,  r.  3  Y'erba  Buena 

Col  1ms  John  D.,  r.  840  Grove 

Collins  John  D.,  laborer,  r.  12  Gilbert 

Collins  John  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  11  Hubbard 

Collins  John  J.,  porter  Hoffman  &  Co.,  r.  1023  Vallejo 

Collins  John  P.,  r.  419  Stevenson 

Collins  John  T.,  plasterer,  r.  1315  Steiner 

Collins  John  T.,  reporter  The  Bradstreet  Co.,  r.  659 
Natoma 

Collins  John  W.,  clerk,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Collins  John  W.,  teamster,  r.  13  Linden  Av 

Collins  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  229  Jessie 

Collins  Joseph,  weaver,  r.  1023  Vallejo 

Collins  JosepU  C,  real  estate  agent,  r.  509  Bush 

Collins  Joseph  J.,  carpenter,  r.  2}^  McLea  Court 

Collins  Joseph  V.;  salesman  O'Connor,  Mofifatt  &  Co., 
r.  26  Capp 

Collins  J.W.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

Collins  Julia,  domestic  1008  Jones 

Collins  Julia  A.,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  &  Co., 
r.  339  Shipley 

Collins  Kate,  nurse,  321  Hyde 

Collins  Katv  Miss,  starcher  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r. 
1023  Vallejo 

Collins  Lawrence,  S(  aman,  r.  328  Drumm 

Collins  Lyman  P.,  salesman  Samuel  Hill,  r.  Oakland 

Collins  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  310  Kearny 

Collins  Maggie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  238  Oak 

Collins  Mai'tiu,  artist,  r.  26  Sixth 

Collins  Martin,  plasterer,  r.  SW  cor  Franklin  and 
Lombard 

Collins  Martin,  shipliner,  r.  1014  Filbert 

Collins  Maurice  K.,  traveling  agent,  r.  Revere  House 

Ct>llins  Mary,  widow,  r.  10  Anthony 

Collins  Mary,  widow,  r.  22^  Kausch 

Collins  Mary,  widow,  r.  419  Stevenson 

Collins  Mary,  domestic  528  Pacific 

Collins  Mary  A.,  domestic  515  Eddy 

Collins  Mary  C.  Miss,  tailor  J.  Lancaster  &Co.,r.  551)$ 
Minna 

Collins  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Starr  King  Primary 
School,  r.  422  Minna 

Collins  Mary  F.,  proptr  Albemarle  House,  8  Mason 


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COL 


Collins  Mary  Vincent  Sister,    Lady    Superioress   St- 
Vincent  School,  S  a  Mission,  bet  New  Montgom- 
ery and  Third 
Collins  Matthew,  policeman,  r.  1'20  Chestnut 
Collins  Michael,  expressman  Cal.  Powder  Co.,  r.  W  8 

Baker,  bet  Jefferson  and  Beach 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  r.  18  Bonlta 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  r.  270  Clementina 
Collins  Michael^  laborer,  r.  1023  Vallejo 
Collins  Michael,  plasterer,  r.  1313  Sttiner 
Collins  Michael  C,  shoemaker,  209  Leidesdorff 
Collins  Michael  J.,  plasterer,  r.  319  Tehama 
Collins  MoUle,  domestic  1416  Clay 
Collins  M.  T..  guard  House  of  Correction 
Collins  Nathaniel,  Jour.   Shipwrights'   Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Collins  Nellie  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  1230  Bush 
Collins  Owen,  bootmaker,  r.  59  Stevenson 
Collins  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Collins  Patrick,  r.  cor  Filbert  and  Buchanan 
Collins  Patrick,  fireman,  r.  NE  cor  Vermont  and  Ne- 
vada 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  22  Louisa 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  732  Clementina 
Collins  Patrick,   liquor  saloon,   SE  cor   Fourth   and 

Howard,  r.  7t)5  Howard 
Colling  Patrick,    proptr  Washington  Hotel,  NW 

cor  Mission  and  First 
Collins  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  18  Allen 
Collins  Patrick  F.,  teamster,  r.  710 ><j  Fulton,  rear 
Collins  Patrick  J.,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third,  bet 

Sanchez  and  Noe 
Collins  Patrick  J.,  hostler,  r.  61  Natoma 
Collins  Peter,  machinist,  r.  307  Folsom 
Collins  Peter  F.,  carpenter,  r.  1621 J^  Howard,  rear 
Collins  E.,  widow,   proptr  Stanford  Kestaurant,  618 

Fourth 
Collins  Richard,  fireman,  r.  2919  Mission 
Collins  Richard  M.  (W.  W.  Chage  &  Co.)    r.   1906   Ma- 
son 
CoUinsRichard  W.,  canner  Sacrapiento  River  Pack- 
ing Co.,  r.  922  Pine 
Collins  Robert  (Marsh  &  Collins)  r.  SW  cor  Bay  and 

Jones 
Collins  Robert,  compositor,  r.  521  Greenwich 
Collins  Robert,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Collins  Robert,  salesman,  r.  W  s  Hartford,  nr  Nine- 
teenth 
Collins  Robert  U.,  journalist,  r.  1517  Hyde 
Collins  S.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Collins  Salvin  P.  (S.  P.  Collins  &  Co.)  r.  SW  cor  Sac- 
ramento and  Franklin 
Collins  Samuel  H.,  manager  H.  Myers  &  Sou,  r.  2512 

Sacramento 
Collins  Samuel  S.,  carpenter,  r.  321  Fifth 
Collins  Sarah,  widow,  r.  339  Shipley 
Collins  Savory  W.,  book  agent,  r.  825  Broadway,  rear 
Collins  Silas  M.  (Collins  &  Tilden)  r.  110  Mason 
Collin.s  S.  P.  «&  Co.  (Salvin  P.  Collins  and  James 
Wheeland)  wines  and  liquors  and  oyster  and  chop 
house,  32'J  Montgomery  and  511  California 
Collins  Terrence,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Collins  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  307  Folsom 
Collins  Thomas,  gardener,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  712  Larkin 
Collins  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  732  Clementina 
Collins  Thomas  H.,  varnisher,  r.  60  Shipley 
Collins  Thomas  W.  (F.  T.  Collins    &    Co.)  and   book- 
keeper Anglo-Californian  Bank,  r.  1.585  Turk 
Collins  Timothy   (Collins   Brothers)  r.    S   s  Twenty- 
fourth,  bet  Eureka  and  Ellen 
Collins  Tinnotliy,    boatbuilder,    N    s    Berry,  bet 

Third  and  Fourth,  r.  11  Haggin 
Collins  Timothy,  bricklayer,  r.  2434  Larkin 
Collins  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  2.%  Oak 
Collins  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  277  Stevenson 
Collins  Victor  N.,  branch  bakery,  17  Taylor 
Collins  William,  laundryman,  r.  635  Third 
Collins  William,  metalroofer,  r.  229  Jessie 
Collins  William,  moroccofinisher,  r.  127  Fifteenth 
Collins  William,  saloon  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles 
Collins  William,  steward  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Collins  William  D.,  carpenter  M.  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r. 

308  Tenth 
Collins  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  509  Kearny,  room 

fi,  r.  2622  Bush 
Collins  William  R.,  barber  Horace  Bernard,,  r.  120 

Fourth 
Collins  W.  J.,  mining,  r.  725  Pine 


Collins  Wolsey  W.,  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,r.   118 

Ellis 
Collins  &  Co.  (Charles  J.   Collins  and   Charles  J.  Col- 
lins Jr.)  hatters,  512  Montgomery 
Collins   &   Lyons    (Mrs.   Adeline    Collins  and   John 

Lyons)  teamsters.  Pier  11  Steuart 
Collin.s  »S£  Tilden  (S.  M.  Collins  and  H.  N.  Tilden) 

commission  and  dairy  produce,  426  Sansome 
8^  Collins.     See  Collings 
CoUiuson  W.  M.,  clerk,  r.  607  Powell 
CoUischonn  Charles,  corresponding  clerk  Belloc  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
CoUison  Fannie,  domestic  1904  Sutter 
Collison  James,  boilermaker,  r.  4  Simpson  PI 
CoUison  John  A.,  clerk,  r.  915  Polk 
Collner  John,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  11  Natoma 
Collon  William  N.,  books   and   stationery,   1019   Mar- 
ket 
CoUonan  William,  laborer,  r.  S  8  Valley,  bet  San  Jose 

Av  and  Dolores 
CoUopy  James,  bakery,  953  Bryant 
Collopy  T.,  laborer,  r.  559  Bryant 
CoUopy  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  27  ><;  Garden 
Collopy  William  P.,  canmaker,  r.  5.59  Bryant 
Collopy  W.  P.,  cook  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
CoUum    Bernard,    porter   Neustadter   Bros.,    r.    108 

Liberty 
Collyer  David,  plumber  Charles  Meehan,  r.  Oakland 
Collyer  William   E.,  supt  stmrs   South   P.   C.  RR.,  r. 

218  Stockton 
IE?-  Collyer.     See  Collier 
Colman  Abraham   (Colman  Brothers)    r.    Piedmont 

Springs 
Colman  Abraham,  tailor,  r.  635  Jessie 
Colman  A.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  varieties  and  fancy  goods, 

433  O'Farrell 
Colman  Brothers  (Morris,  Abraham  and  Charles) 
importers  and  wholesale   and   retail  clothing  and 
gents'  furnishing  goods,  SW  opr  Montgomery  and 
Bush 
Colman  Charles  (Colman  Brothers)  r.  1104  Van  Ness 

Av 
Colman  Charles  A.,  r.  701 J^  Eddy 
Colman  Christina,  widow,  r.  825  Vallejo,  rear 
Colman  Joseph,  mining,  oflice  314  Montgomery 
Colman  Marks,  peddler,  r.  437  Fourteenth 
Colman  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  405  Turk 
Colman  Morris  (Colman  Brothers)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Colman  Jfatlianiel  B.,  physician,  office  204  Sut- 
ter, r.  1415  Bush,  oflice  hours  9  a.  m.,  1  to  4  and  7 
p.  M. 
Colman  Thomas,  barber,  r.  825  Vallejo,  rear 
e^Colman.     See  Coleman  and  Kohlman 
Colmann  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  NE   cor  Kearny  and 

Pine,  r.  030  California 
Colmes  E.  AV.,  captain  Oregon  Inip.  SS.  Mississippi 
Colmesnil  James  G..  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P. 

RR.,  r.  708  Fulton 
Colmorio  Espirinoi,  widow,  r.  1421  Stockton 
Oolomari  Augu.st  (Colomari  &  Brother)  r.  512  Green 
(iolomari  Capeli' (Colomari  &  Brother)  r.  512  Green 
(^lomarl  &  Brother  (August  and  Capeli)  water  carts, 

512  Green 
Colomb  Julius,  wood  carver,  r.  13  Salmon 
Colombat  A.  Mrs.,  ftinge  factory,  108  O'Farrell 
Colombier  Leonie  Mme.,  dressmaker.  111  Geary,  r.  13 

Stockton 
Colombine  John,  laborer,  r.  8  Broadway 
Colombo  Hotel,    Egidio  G.  Zeiro  proprietor,   621 

Broadway 
Colombo  Market,  F.  G.  Piccaroli  superintendent, 

S  s  Pacific,  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Colombo  Nicola,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Colombottl  Antonio  (Isola  &   Colombotti)    r.  SE  cor 

Mission  and  Gody 
Colonna  Agostiuo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Colonnade  House,  Mrs.  Alfred  Rix   proptr,  1206  Mar- 
ket 
Colonido  Commercial  and  Land  Co.,  Lewis  Lillle  sec- 
retary, 607  Washington 
Colorado    Steam    Navlgratiou    Co.,     Charles 
Crocker    president,    Frank    S.    Douty    secretary, 
office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Towusend 
Colorado  Valley  Land  and  Irrigating   Co.,  office  724H 

Market 
Colquhouu  Elizabeth  R.,  widow,  r.  48  South  Park 
Colquhoun  Robert  D.,   clerk  Liverpool   and   London 

and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  r.  48  South  Park 
Colsen  R.  W.,  clerk,  r.  Winchester  House 
Colson  A.  E.,  r.  2507  Mission 


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Colson  Edward  A.,  messenger  Custom  House,  r.  E  s 

Pennsylvania  Av,  bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
lS®"Col8on.    See  Coulson 

Colston  George  J.,  laborer,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Colston  Samuel  H.,   boilermaker,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
Colter  Andrew,  calker,  r.  SE  cor  Mission  and  First 
Colter  Edward  J.,  bookkeeper  Scofleld  &  Tevis,  r.  2322 

Pine 
Colter  John,  policeman,  r.  2322  Pine 
Colter  John  N. ,  upholsterer,  r.  2322  Pine 
Colter  William  T.,  carpenter,  r.  2322  Pine 
BS"Colter.     See  Coulter 
Colterman  Theodore,  clerk,  r.  1039  Mission 
Colthrop  Robert,  elevatorman,    230  Montgomery,    r. 

214  Minna 
Coltman  George  E.,  bartender,  r.  315  Pacific 
Colton  Alric  O.,  assistant  Prosecuting  Attorney  Police 
Court  No.  2,  office  623  Comm'ercial,  r.  923  Dolores 
Colton  Chester  F.,  druggist,  r.  232  Oak 
Colton  Dental  Association  (Decker  &  Wilson) 

925-927  Market 
Colton  F.  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  923  Dolores 
Colton  Hannah  E.,  shoefitter  Jory  Bros.,  r.  437  Fulton 
Colton  Harry,  actor  California  Theatre,  r,  200  Eddy 
Colton   James,  plumber  McNally  &  Hawkins,  r.  110  J<i 

Dore 
Colton  M.,  peddler,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Colton  Nathaniel  W.,  shoemaker  Jory  Bros.,  r.  437 

Fulton 
Colton  Walter,  boilermaker,  r.  114  Shotwell 
Colton  William,  artesian  wellborer,  r.  110  J^  Dore 
Columbia  Brewery,  John  C.  Sauter  &  Co.  proptrs,  735 

Tehama 
Columbia  Consolidated  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Napa 
Co.)  A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
Columbia  Feed  Mills,  J.N.Harrison  proprietor, 

124  Main 
Columbia  Foundry,  Reese  Llewellyn  proprietor,  133- 

135  Beale  and  130-130  Main 
Columbia    Hotel,  Owen   Breslin   proprietor,   741 

Market 
Columbia  River    Packets,    A.   M.   Simpson   & 

Brothers  agents,  44  Market 
Columbia    Soap   Works,   20    Jessie,  office    202 

Market 
Columbia  Street  Grammar    School,  Mrs.   Margaret 
Deane  principal,  E  s  Columbia,  bet  Twenty-fifth 
and  Twenty-sixth 
Columbo  Alexis,  cook  J.  Ipswitch,  r.  520  Vallejo 
Columbus   Consolidated   Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co., 
Nev.)  John  H.  Sayre  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  30 
Columbus  Hall,  S  s  Stevenson,  bet  Third  and  Annie 
Columbus  J.   S.,  second  steward  O.  R.  and  N.  SS. 

Oregon 
Columbus    Packing'  Co. ,   manufacturers  herm- 
etically sealed  goods,  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan, 
office  217  Sacramento 
Colvill  Terrence,  horsetrainer,  r.  W  s  Twenty-third 

Av,  bet  Clement  and  Point  Loboe  Av  , 

Colvln  Edward  H.,  machinist  William  T.   Garratt,  r. 

Green,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Colvin  Edward  J.,  machinist,  r.  1223  Stockton 
Colvin  Eugene,  r.  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Folsom 
Colvin  Hugh  J.,  engineer  Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

1219  Stockton 
Colvin  James  J.,  plumber  Thomas  Day,  and  extra- 
man  Engine  No.  8.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1721  Larkin 
Colvin  John  J.,  bill  distributor  T.  N.  Dunphy  &  Co., 
and  extraman   Engine  No.   5,   S.   F.  F.  D.,  r.  823 
Pacific 
Colvey  Francis,  waiter,  r.  815  Clay 
Colwell  Carrie  Mrs.,  portrait  artist,  r.  1104  Mission 
Colwell  F.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  1520  California 
Colwell   Harry   C,   conductor  California   St.  RR.,  r. 

1526  California 
Colwell  John,  laborer,  r.  637  Stevenson 
Colwell  William  A.,  clerk  A.  Crawford  &  Co.,  r.  1104 

Mission 
B^  Colwell.     See  Caldwell  and  Cauldwell 
Combatalade  Felix,  lauudryman,  r.  1030  Alabama 
Combatalade  Jean  L.,  furnished  rooms,  817  Montgom- 
ery 
Combatalade  Louis,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R, 

South  S.  F. 
Combe  Edward,  butcher,  r.  402  Hayes 
Comber  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  532  Howard 
Combes  John  C,  bartender  Patrick   McAtee,  r.  Inter- 
national Hotel 
B^  Combes.     See  Coombs 


Combs  A.  B.,  waiter,  r.  227  Montgomery  Av 

Comedy  John,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  12  Mariposa  Ter- 
race 

Comedy  John  Jr..  glassblower,  r.  12  Mariposa  Terrace 

Comegys,  Block  &,  Co.,  merchants  (Livermore, 
Cal.)  office  207  Front 

Comer  Bartholomew,  laborer,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 

Comerford  Edward,  bricklayer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r 
13  Shasta 

Comerford  Edward,  fumaceman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 
27  Freelon 

Comerford  John,  laborer,  r.  1028  Alabama 

Comerford  Hall,  1403  Church 

Comerford  Joseph  M..  builder  and  real  estate  specu- 
lator, r.  336  Duncan 

Comerford  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  1911  Hyde 

Comerford  Patrick  H.,  hostler,  r.  10  Hubbard,  rear 

Comerz  Charles  H.,  cigarmaker,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Comfort  Edmund,  r.  114  Powell 

Comfort  E.  L.,  machinist,  r.  32  Fourth 

Comfort  Martha  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  114  Powell 

Comiach  Matteo,  expressman,  r.  18  Clarence  PI 

Comilland  Bertha  Mrs.,  cloakmaker,  r.  371  Minna 

Comilland  George,  r.  371  Minna 

Comins  Caroline  Miss,  r.  933  Greenwich 

Comins  P.  B.  Mis.,  r.  933  Greenwich 

Commary  John  A.,  house  painter,  r.  610  Jessie 

Commercial  Agency,  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Ful- 
ton proprietors,  401  California,  room  1 

Commercial  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (New  York) 
William  G.  Elliott  agent,  440  California 

Commercial  Herald  and  Mai'ket  Revie'w 
(weekly)  John  H.  Carmany  &  Co.  publishers  and 
proprietors,  409  Washington 

Commercial  Herald  Freight  Circular 
(monthly)  John  H.  Carmany  &  Co.  publishers  and 
proprietors,  409  Washington 

Commercial  Hotel,  Cyrus  Carmany  manager,  SE 
cor  Montgomery  Av  and  Pacific 

Commercial  Insurance  Co.  of  California 
(fii-e  and  marine)  John  H.  Wise  president,  Charles 
A.  Laton  secretary,  405  California 

Commercial  Mart  The,  John  Hanly  proptr,  834-838 
Market 

Commercial  IVe^vs  and  Shipping  List  (daily) 
Morris  U.  Bates  &  Co.  publishers  and  proprietors, 
123  California,  room  27 

Comn»ercial  Soap  Co.,  Dakin  &  Libbey  mana- 
gers, factory  Alameda,  bet  Rhode  Island  and  De 
Haro.  office  223  Sacramento 

Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co.  of  Lon- 
don (fire  and  marine)  John  Rae  Hamilton  mana- 
ager,  210  Sansome 

Commercial  "World  (mercantile  monthly)  Com- 
mercial World  Publishing  Co.  publishers  and 
proprietors,  121  California,  room  5 

Commercial  W^orld  Publishing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers and  proprietors  Commercial  World,  121 
California,  room  5 

Commins  Edward  (Commins  &  O'Connor)  r.  727 
Gough 

Commins  Edward,  bookkeeper  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 
501  Geary 

Commins  Edward  P.,  student  Hastings  Law  College, 
and  clerk  Wallace,  Greathouse  &  Blanding,  r.  727 
Gough 

Commins  Frank,  clerk  freight  office  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  501 
Geary 

Commins  John,  student  Art  School,  r.  727  Gough 

Commins  Peter  W.,  wagonmaker,  3251  Mission 

Commins  t.^  O'Connor  (Edward  Commins  and 
Thomas  M.  O'Connor)  importers  and  wholesale 
liquors,  204-206  Market,  and  .t-7  Pine 

lj£?"Commins.     See  Cummings,  Cummins  and  Comyns 

Commissioner  Immigration  State,  508  Bat- 
tery 

Commissioner  Insurance  State  of  Califor- 
nia, 401  California 

Commissioner  Shipping  United  State.s,  118 
Jackson 

Commissioners  Bank,  528  California 

Commissioners  City  Hall,  new  City  Hall,  flret 
floor 

Commissioners    Fifteenth    Avenue    Exten- 
sion, 59-60  Merchants'  Exchange 
Commissioners   Fish,  401  California 
Commissioners  Harbor,  10  California 
Commissioners    of  Insanity,    new   City  Hall, 

basement 
Commissioners  Park,  316  California 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


The  Largest  Laundry  Establishment  on  the  Pacific  Coast 
OFFICE,  33  GEARY  ST. 


J.  MACDONOUGH,  <^^«beri.and. 


L.EHIGU    AND    ENGLISH    FOUNDRY    COKE, 
41  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


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291 


CON 


Coniinissiouers  Pilot,  62   Merchants'  Exchange 
Contmissiouers  Police,    old    City   Hall,  second 

floor 
ComniiissionerB    Revenue    Fund,    nevr     City 

Hall 
Commissioners  San  Francisco  Fire  Depart- 
ment, old  City  Hall 
Commissioners  Viticnltural, State  Board  of, 

Arpad     Haraazthy    president,   John    H.   Wheeler 

secretary.  111  Leidesdorff 
Commissioners    Water,     new    City  Hall,    first 

floor 
Commons  John,  laborer,  r.  5  Chesley 
Commonwealth  Consolidated  [Mining  Co.    ( Cochise 

Co.,  A.  T.)  oflice  215San8ome,  room  8 
Commonwealth  Consolidated  Mining  Co.    (Elko  Co., 

N«v  1  John  C.   Chalmers  secretarj',  435  California 


Condon  Cornelius,  seaman,  r.  1030  Pacific 

Condon  D.,  r.  771  Mission 

Condon  David,  laborer,  r.  639  Minna 

Condon  Edward  W.,  teamster,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Condon  Elizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  W  b  Palmer,  nr 

Thirtieth 
Condon  Frederick,  engineer  tug  boat  Water  Nymph, 

r.  1030  Pacific 
I  Condon  George,  student,  r.  1030  Pacific 
Condon  Hannah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  W  s  Palmer,  nr 

Thirtieth 
Condon  James,  student,  r.  1030  Pacific 
Condon  John,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Condon  John,  liquor  saloon,  733  Howard 
Condon  John,  moroccodresser,  r.  1114  Hampshire 
Condon  John  D.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  713  Brannan 
Condon  Lawrence,  student,  r.  1030  Pacific 

•  .J ■^"3  Minna 

Onion  and 


COLTON   DENTAL   ASSOCIATION,  Dr. 

Charles  W.  Decker  dentist,  removed 
to  806  Market,  rooms  6,  8,  10. 


itj  Av,  bet 

Insurance 
eery,  254 
;?ell8,  Far- 
d  Railroad 


comparetio  tjio  rs.,  ixanan  jdcu.  ouc,  tzo  triEsiiiiigiuii 

Comper  James,  r.  21.5  Linden  Av 

Compromise  Gold  Mining   Co.    (Mariposa  Co.,    Cal.) 

Daniel  Buck  secretary,  81  Nevada  Block 
Comptoir  D'Esconipte  de  Paris,  C.   de  Guigne 

agent,  412  Montgomery 
Compton  Frank  W.,   bookkeeper  factory    George    C. 

Shreve  &  Co.,  r.  3  Dale  PI 
Comstock  Elisha,  bookkeeper   A.   E.  Mintie   &    Co., 

r.  209  Kearny 
Comstock  George,  law  clerk  J.  C.  Bates,  r.  708 Pine 
Comstock  J.  F.  O.,  lieutenant  Underwriters  Fire   Pa- 
trol Station  2,  r.  34  Grove 
Comstock  Livery  Stable,  Richard  Smith  proptr,  524 

Third 
Comstock  Mary,  widow,  r.  708  Pine 
Comstock  "William,  upholsterer,  r.  1027  Market 
Comte  Augustus  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  2-3  Mont- 
gomery Block,  r.  Alameda 
Comyns  John,  S.  F.  Shipcalkers  Assn,  44  Spear 
Comyns  Lawrence,  calker,  r.  14  Frederick 
Comyns  Maurice,  ship  carpenter,  r.  732 i^  Clementina 
Comyns  Thomas  F.,  harnessmaker,  r.  14  Frederick 
1^"    Comyns.    See  Cummins,  Cummings  and  Cum- 
mins 
Conahan  Mary,  widow,  r.  113  Clinton 
Conahan  Patrick,  night  watchman  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co., 

r.  1232  Sacramento 
Conahan  Owen,  laborer,  r.  1906  Polk 
Conant  A.  F.,  r.  448  Bartlett 
Conant  Benjamin  H.,  stationery  and  fancy  goods,  202 

Stockton 
Conant  B.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker.  202  Stockton 
Conant  Charles  H.,  waterman,  r.  27  Moss 
Conant  George  B.,  milkman,  r.  1821  Polk 
Conaway  James  B.,  messenger,  r.  28  Stone 
Conboie  George  R.    (Goodhue  &    Con  bole)   r.  797  J4 

Mission 
Conboy  George  C,  bookkeeper  Phoenix  and  Home   In- 
surance Cos.,  r.  149  Dore,  rear 
Conboy  John,  clerk,  r.  10  Anthony 
Conboy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  740  Howard 
Conboy  Michael  J.,  policeman,  r.  1310  Kearny 
Concannon  James,  conimureial  traveler,  r.  908  Treat  Av 
Concannon  Luke,  groceries  and  liquors,  lo77  Market 
Concordia  Club  Rooms,  102  O'Farrell 
Concordia  Hall,  Gustave  Wiiusbe  proptr,  927  Mission 
Concordia  Hotel.  John  Grundies  proptr,  907  Folsom 
Concordia   Mining  Co.   (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)   William  J. 

Taylor  secretary.  310  Pine,  room  25 
Condari  Theodore,  cofi'ee  saloon,  816  Front 
Condau  F.  &  Co.  (Felix  Condau  and  Michael  Hirigo- 

yen)  liquor  saloon.  213  Third 
Condau  Felix  (F.  Condau  A:  Co.)  r.  213  Third 
Conde  Antonio.  Italian  Bersaglieri   Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Condee  George  M.,  mining,  r.  2118  Van  Ness  Av 
Condict  J.  Elliott,  chief  engineer  Central  Gas  Co., 

office  413  California,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Condido  Poceridio,  gardener.  44  Colombo  Market 


936 
,502 


^^Condon.    See  Congdon 

Condrick  Michael,  teamster,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 

Condrick  William,  shoemaker,  r.  138  Lily  Av 

Condrin  James  T.,  engineer,  r.  NW  cor  Page  and  Fill- 
more 

Condrotte  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  828  Vallejo 

Condrotte  Lucieu,  breadcarrier  B.  Lapariat, 
Howard 

Cone  Henry,  pianotuner  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co. 
Geary 

Cone  James  H.,  watchman,  r.  1811  O'Farrell 

Cone  Josepb  S.,  railroad  commissioner  first  dis- 
trict, office  320  Sansome,  rooms  42-46,  r.  Red  Blufif 

B^  Cone.     See  Coen,  Cohen,  Kohen  and  Kohn 

Conessa  John  B.,  gardener,  r.  8  s  California,  bet  Fifth 
and  Sixth  Avs 

Coneus  Herman,  laborer,  r.  2J<S  Haywood 

Coney  Alexander,  sexton  Congregation  Sherith  Israel, 
r.  616  Laguna 

Coney  Charles  W.  H.,  toll  collector  Market  St.Wharf, 
r.  438  Hayes 

Coney  Elkan,  plumber,  r.  616  Laguna 

Coney  James,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Bartol 

Coney  Kaufman,  butcher,  r.  610  Laguna 

Coney  Sophie  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  438  Hayes 

10"  Coney.     See  Cooney 

Confidence  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.J  R. 
Wegener  secretarj-,  414  California 

Congdon  Charles  H.,  assistant  track  dept  C.  P.  KR.,r. 
2418  Sacramento 

Congdon  Ernest  N.,  r.  615  Turk 

Congdon  George,    real   estate,   oftic*    40  Nevada 
Block,  r.  320  Mason 

Congdon  Hannah,  cook,  r.  1227)4  Clay 

Congdon  Henry,  boatbuilder,  r.  322  Main,  rear 

Congdon  Henry,  bookkeeper  Hulme  &  Hart,  r.  1434 
Post 

Congdon  Henry  B.,  mining,  330  Pine,  room  21,  r.  2418 
Sacramento 

Congdon  J.  H.  &  Co.  (Joseph   H.   Congdon)  commis- 
sion merchants,  6  Steuart 

Congdon  Joseph  H.  (J.  H.   Congdon  &  Co.)  r.  1922 
Eddy 

Congdon  Julia,  widow,  stewardess  P.  M.  S8.  City  of 
Sydney,  r.  447  First 

Congdon  Michael,  deckhand  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r.  1030 
Pacific 

1^"  Congdon.    See  Condon 

Conger  B.  T.,  check  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Cos  Wharf,  r.  524 
Washington 

Conger  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Congregation  Beth  Israel.  Dr.  A.  J.  Messing  rabbi,  S 
s  Turk,  nr  Taylor 

Congregation  Beth-Menahim  Streisand,  L.  Levin  pre- 
sident, 335-337  Minna 

Congregation  Eiiianu-El,  Kev.  Elkan  Cohn  rabbi,  N  B 
Sutter,  bet  Stockton  and  Powell    • 

Congregation  Navah  Tzedek,  Syskind   Caro  rabbi,  14 
Golden  Gate  Av 


SHIP  PLANK  Hi  TIMBER,  LOCUST  TREENAILS 


JOHN  WICMORE, 

133  Spear  St. 


HINCKLEY,SPIERS&  HAYES, 


FVIiTOX  IRON  tVORKM.  213  Fremont  street. 

Agents  for  the  celebrateU  DKANK  STEA.W  PCaiPS. 


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Colson  Edward  A.,  messenger  Custom  House,  r.  E  s 

Pennsylvania  Ay,  bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
B^Colson.    See  Coulson 

Colston  George  J.,  laborer,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Colston  Samuel  H.,  boUermaker,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
Colter  Andrew,  calker,  r.  SE  cor  Mission  and  First 
Colter  Edward  J.,  bookkeeper  Scofield  IS,  Tevis,  r.  2322 

Pine 
Colter  John,  policeman,  r.  2322  Pine 
Colter  John  N.,  upholsterer,  r.  2322  Pine 
Colter  William  T.,  carpenter,  r.  2322  Pine 
l8^"Colter.     See  Coulter 
Colterman  Theodore,  clerk,  r.  1039  Mission 
Colthrop  Robert,  elevatorman,    230  Montgomery,   r. 

214  Minna 
Coltman  George  E.,  bartender,  r.  315  Pacific 

Colton  Air"'  "^    o=oi=tor,t  t>». »>.- •■ 

Court 
Colton  Ch' 
Colton  I 
925-92 
Colton  F. 
Colton  Ha 
Colton  Ha; 
Colton  Ja 

Dore 
Colton  M., 
Colton   Na 
Fultor 
Colton  Wa  .  -  - 

Colton  William,  artesian  wellborer,  r.  110J4  Dore 
Columbia  Brewery,  John  C.  Sauter  &  Co.  proptrs,  735 

Tehama 
Columbia  Consolidated  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Napa 
Co.)  A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
Columbia,  Feed  Mills,  J.N.Harrison  proprietor, 

124  Main 
Columbia  Foundry,  Reese  Llewellyn  jjroprletor,  133- 

135  Beale  and  130-13G  Main 
Columbia    Hotel,  Owen  Breslin  proprietor,  741 

Market 
Columbia  River    Packets,    A.   M.   Simpson   & 

Brothers  agents,  44  Market 
Columbia    Soap    WorUs,  2G    Jessie,  office    202 

Market 
Coliunbia  Street  Grammar    School,  Mrs.   Margaret 
Deane  principal,  E  s  Columbia,  bet  Tweuty-lit'th 
and  Twenty-sixth 
Columbo  Alexis,  cook  J.  Ipswitch,  r.  520  Vallejo 
Columbus   Consolidated   Mining  Co.  {Esmeralda  Co., 
Nev.)  John  H.  Sayre  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  36 
Columbus  Hall,  S  s  Stevenson,  bet  Third  and  Annie 
Columbus  J.   S.,   second   steward   O.   B.   and  N.  SS. 

Oregon 
Columbus    Packing  Co.,   manufacturers  herm- 
etically sealed  goods,  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan, 
office  217  Sacramento 
Colvill  Terrence,  horsetralner,  r.  W  s  Twenty-third 

Av,  bet  Clement  and  Point  Lobos  Av  , 

Colvln  Edward  H.,  machinist  William  T.   Garratt,  r. 

Green,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Colvin  Edward  J.,  machinist,  r.  1223  Stockton 
Colvin  Eugene,  r.  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Folsom 
Colvin  Hugh  J.,  engineer  Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

1219  Stockton 
Colvin  James  J.,  plumber  Thomas  Day,  and  extra- 
man  Engine  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1721  Larkin 
Colvin  John  J.,  bill  distributor  T.  N.  Dunphy  &  Co., 
and  extraman  Engine  No.   5,   S.   F.  F.  D.,  r.  823 
Pacific 
Colvey  Francis,  waiter,  r.  815  Clay 
Colwell  Carrie  Mrs.,  portrait  artist,  r.  1104  Mission 
Colwell  F.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  152G  California 
Colwell   Harry  C,    conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r. 

1526  California 
Colwell  John,  laborer,  r.  637  Stevenson 
Colwell  William  A.,  clerk  A.  Crawford  &  Co.,  r.  1104 

Mission 
B^  Colwell.     See  Caldwell  and  Cauldwell 
Combatalade  Felix,  laundryman,  r.  1030  Alabama 
Combatalade  Jean  L.,  furnished  rooms,  817  Montgom- 
ery 
Combatalade  Louis,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R, 

South  8.  F. 
Combe  Edward,  butcher,  r.  402  Hayes 
Comber  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  .'J32  Howard 
Combes  John  C,  bartender  Patrick  McAtee,  r.  Inter- 
national Hotel 
B^  Combes.     See  Coombs 


Combs  A.  B.,  waiter,  r.  227  Montgomery  Av 
Comedy  John,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  12  Mariposa  Ter- 
race 
Comedy  John  Jr.,  glassblower,  r.  12  Mariposa  Terrace 
Comegys,    Block  &  Co.,  merchants  (Livermore, 

Cal.)  office  207  Front 
Comer  Bartholomew,  laborer,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 
Comerford  Edward,  bricklayer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r 

13  Shasta 
Comerford  Edward,  fumaceman  Pac.  Rolling  MillE,  r. 

27  Freelon 
Comerford  John,  laborer,  r.  1028  Alabama 
Comerford  Hall,  1403  Church 

Comerford  Joseph  M.,  builder  and  real  estate  specu- 
lator, r.  336  Duncan 
Comerford  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  1911  Hyde 
Comerford  Patrick  H..  hostJcr  p   in  w„kw-.-,i   ~>o- 


miiiaui  ur.  ciiiott  agent,  440  California 
Commercial  Herald    and  Market   Review 

(weekly)  John  H.  Carmany  &  Co.  publishers  and 
proprietors,  409  Washington 
Commercial      Herald       Freight      Circular 
(monthly)  John  H.  Carmany  &  Co.  publishers  and 
proprietors,  409  Washington 
Commercial   Hotel,  Cyrus  Carmany  manager,  SE 

cor  Montgomery  Av  and  Pacific 
Commercial    Insurance    Co.    of  California 
(fii-e  and  marine)  John  H.  Wise  president,  Charles 
A.  Laton  secretary,  405  California 

Commercial  Mart  The,  John  Hanly  proptr,  834-838 
Market 

Commercial  News  and  Shipping  List  (daily) 
Morris  U.  Bates  &  Co.  publishers  and  proprietors, 
123  California,  room  27 

Commercial  Soap  Co.,  Dakin  &  Libbey  mana- 
gers, factory  Alameda,  bet  Rhode  Island  and  De 
Haro,  office  223  Sacramento 

Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co.  of  Lon- 
don (fire  and  marine)  John  Rae  Hamilton  mana- 
ager,  210  Sansome 

Commercial  World  (mercantile  monthly)  Com- 
mercial World  Publishing  Co.  publishers  and 
proprietors,  121  California,  room  5 

Commercial  World  Publishing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers and  proprietors  Commercial  World,  l^l 
California,  room  5 

Commins  Edward  (Commins  &  O'Connor)  r.  727 
Gough  * 

Commins  Edward,  bookkeeper  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 
501  Geary 

Commins  Edward  P.,  student  Hastings  Law  College, 
and  clerk  Wallace,  Greathouse  &  Blauding,  r.  727 
Gough 

Commins  Frank,  clerk  freight  office  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  501 
Geary 

Commins  John,  student  Art  School,  r.  727  Gough 

Commins  Peter  W.,  wagonmaker,  3251  Mission 

Commins  6i  O'Connor  (Edward  Commins  and 
Thomas  M.  O'Connor)  importers  and  wholesale 
liquors,  204-206  Market,  and  5-7  Pine 

H£?"Commins.    See  Cummings,  Cummins  and  Comyns 

Commissioner  Immigration  State,  508  Bat- 
tery 

Commissioner  Insurance  State  of  Califor- 
nia, 401  California 

Commissioner  Shipping  United  States,  118 
Jackson 

Commissioners  Bank,  528  California 

Commissioners  City  Hall,  new  City  Hall,  first 
floor 

Commissioners  Fifteentli  Avenue  Exten- 
sion, .'i9-60  Men-hants'  Exchange 

Commissioners   Fish,  401  California 

Commissioners  Harbor,  10  California 

Commissioners  of  Insanity,  new  City  Hall, 
basement 

Commissioners  Park,  316  California 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


The  Largest  Laundry  Establishment  on  the  Pacific  Coast 
OFFICE,  33  GEARY  ST. 


JMAPnnMAiiru    Cumberland,   lehigh   and  English   foundry   coke, 
.     niAbUUIlUUun,  41  Market  Street,  corner  Spear. 


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Coiuniissioiiers  Pilot,  62  Merchants'  Exchange 
Commissioners  Police,    old    City   Hall,  second 

floor 
Commissioners    Revenue    Fund,    new     City 

Hall 

Commissioners  San  FranciscoFire  Depart- 
ment, old  City  Hall 

Commissioners  Viticultural, State  Boai-d  of, 

Arpad    Haraszthy    president,   John    H.   Wheeler 
secretary,  111  Leidesdorflt 
Commissioners    Water,     new    City  Hall,    first 

floor 
Commons  John,  laborer,  r.  5  Chesley 
Commonwealth  Consolidated  ^Mining  Co.    ( Cochise 

Co.,  A.  T.)  ofiice  215San8ome,  room  8 
Commonwealth  Consolidated  Mining   Co.    (Elko  Co., 
Nev.)  John  C.   Chalmers  secretary,  435  California 
Commonwealth  Consolidated  Mining  Co.   of  Arizona, 

John  C.  Chalmers  secretarj',  435   California 
CommonAvealtli    Insurance    Co.    (of  Boston) 
Jennings   &    Stillman   general  agents,  317    Cali- 
fornia 
ComoBse  Giovanni,  confectioner  Palace  Hotel 
Compangno   Stefauo,   clerk  D.    Mancuso,   r.  53-t   Six- 
teenth, bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Compagnie  Generale  Transatlantique  (New  York  and 

Havre)  J.  F.  Fiigazi  agent,  5  Montgomery  Av 
Compania  Mesicano  Agricola  Industrial  Y  Coloniza- 
dora  de  Terrenos  del  Colorado,  G.  Andrade  presi- 
dent, office  724^  Market 
Comparetto  Gio  B.,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Comper  James,  r.  215  Linden  Av 
Compromise  Gold  Mining   Co.    (Mariposa  Co.,    Cal.) 

Daniel  Buck  secretary,  81  Nevada  Block 
Comptoir  D'Escompte  de  Paris,  C.   de   Guigne 

agent,  412  Montgomery 
Compton  Frank  W.,   bookkeeper  factory    George    C. 

Shreve  &  Co..  r.  3  Dale  PI 
Comstock  Elisha,  bookkeeper    A.   E.  Mintie  &    Co., 

r.  209  Kearny 
Comstock  George,  law  clerk  J.  C.  Bates,  r.  708 Pine 
Comstock  J.  F.  O.,  lieutenant  Underwriters  Fire   Pa- 
trol Station  2,  r.  34  Grove 
Comstock  Livery  Stable,  Richard  Smith  proptr,  524 

Third 
Comstock  Mary,  widow,  r.  708  Pine 
Comstock  William,  upholsterer,  r.  1027  Market 
Comte  Ang'ustns  Jr. ,  attorney  at  law,  .2-3  Mont- 
gomery Block,  r.  Alameda 
Comyns  John,  S.  F.  Shipcalkers  Assn,  44  Spear 
Comyns  Lawrence,  calker,  r.  14  Frederick 
Comyns  Maurice,  ship  carpenter,  r.  732 fei  Clementina 
Comyns  Thomas  F.,  harnessmaker,  r.  14  Frederick 
8^    Comyns.    See  Commins,  Cummings  and  Cum- 
mins 
Conahan  Mary,  widow,  r.  113  Clinton 
Conahan  Patrick,  night  watchman  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co., 

r.  1232  Sacramento 
Conahan  Owen,  laborer,  r.  1900  Polk 
Conant  A.  F.,  r.  448  Bartlett 
Conant  Benjamin  H.,  stationery  and  fancy  goods,  202 

Stockton 
Conant  B.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  202  Stockton 
Conant  Charles  H.,  waterman,  r.  27  Moss 
Conant  George  B.,  milkman,  r.  1821  Polk 
Conaway  James  B.,  messenger,  r.  28  Stone 
Conboie   George  R.    (Goodhue  &    Conboie)    r.  797)4 

Mission 
Conboy  George  C,  bookkeeper  Phcenix  and  Home   In- 
surance Cos.,  r.  149  Dore,  rear 
Conboy  John,  clerk,  r.  10  Anthony 
Conboy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  746  Howard 
Conboy  Michael  J.,  policeman,  r.  131G  Kearny 
Concaunou  James,  commercial  traveler,  r.  908  Treat  Av 
Concannon  Luke,  groceries  and  liquors,  1577  Market 
Concordia  Club  Rooms,  102  O'Farrell 
Concordia  Hall,  Gustave  Wiiushe  proptr,  927  Mission 
Concordia  Hotel.  John  Gruudies  proptr,  907  Folsom 
Concordia  Mining  Co.   (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)   William  J. 

Taylor  secretary.  310  Pine,  room  25 
Condarl  Theodore,  coft'ee  saloon,  816  Front 
Condau  F.  k  Co.  (Felix  Condau  and  Michael  Hirigo- 

yen)  liquor  saloon.  213  Third 
Condau  Felix  (F.  Condau  .*c  Co.)  r.  213  Third 
Conde  Antonio.  Italian  Bersaglieri   Soc.  625  Broad- 
way 
Condee  George  M..  mining,  r.  2118  Van  Ness  Av 
Condict  J.  Elliott,  chief  engineer  Central  Gas  Co., 

oflSce  413  California,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Condido  Poceridio,  gardener.  44  Colombo  Market 


Condon  Cornelius,  seaman,  r.  1030  Pacific 

Condon  D..  r.  771  Mission 

Condon  David,  laborer,  r.  639  Minna 

Condon  Edward  W.,  teamster,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Condon  Elizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  W  s  Palmer, nr 

Thirtieth 
Condon  Frederick,  engineer  tug  boat  Water  Nymph, 

r.  1030  Pacific 
Condon  George,  student,  r.  1030  Pacific 
Condon  Hannah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  W  s  Palmer,  nr 

Thirtieth 
Condon  James,  student,  r.  1030  Pacific 
Condon  John,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Condon  John,  liquor  saloon,  733  Howard 
Condon  John,  moroccodresser,  r.  1114  Hampshire 
Condon  John  D.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  713  Brannan 
Condon  Lawrence,  student,  r.  1030  Pacific 
Condon  Maria,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  .'lOS  Minna 
Condon  M.  J.,  widow,  r.  E  s  Buchanan,  bet  Union  and 

Filbert 
Condon  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  W   s  San  Jose  Av,  bet 

Twenty-filth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Condon  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  415  Tehama 
Condon  Richard  T.,  solicitor  Home  Mutual  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  1310  Broderick 
Condon   Sarah    C,  widow,     branch      bakery,      254 

Fourth 
Condon  Thomas  D.,  clerk  collection  dept  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co's  Express,  r.  254  Fourth 
Condon  William,  tanner,  r.  cor  Seventh  and  Railroad 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
i0°Condou.    See  Congdon 

Condrick  Michael,  teamster,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 
Condrick  William,  shoemaker,  r.  138  Lily  Av 
Condrin  James  T.,  engineer,  r.  NW  cor  Page  and  Fill- 
more 
Condrotte  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  828  Vallejo 
Condrotte  Lucieu,  breadcarrier  B.  Lapariat,  r.  936 

Howard 
Cone  Henry,  pianotuner  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,  r.  502 

Geary 
Cone  James  H.,  watchman,  r.  1811  O'Farrell 
Cone  Josephs.,  railroad  commissioner  first  dis- 
trict, office  320  Sansome,  rooms  42-46,  r.  Red  Bluff 
1^"  Cone.     See  Coen,  Cohen,  Kohen  and  Kohn 
Conessa  .John  B.,  gardener,  r.  8  s  California,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth  Avs 
Coneus  Herinan,  laborer,  r.  2}^  Haywood 
Coney  Alexander,  sexton  Congregation  Sherith  Israel, 

r.  616  Laguna 
Coney  Charles  W.  H.,  toll  collector  Market  St.Wharf, 

r.  438  Hayes 
Coney  Elkan,  plumber,  r.  616  Laguna 
Coney  James,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Bartol 
Coney  Kaufman,  butcher,  r.  616  Laguna 
Coney  Sophie  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  438  Hayes 
8^  Coney.    See  Cooney 
Confidence  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  E. 

Wegener  secretary,  414  California 
Congdon  Charles  H.,  assistant  track  dept  C.  P.  RR.,r. 

2418  Sacramento 
Congdon  Ernest  N..  r.  615  Turk 
Congdon  George,    real   estate,   oflic*    40  Nevada 

Block,  r.  320  Mason 
Congdon  Hannah,  cook,  r.  1227  M  Clay 
Congdon  Henry,  boatbuilder,  r.  322  Main,  rear 
Congdon  Henry,  bookkeeper  Hulme   &  Hart,  r.  1434 

Post 
Congdon  Henry  B.,  mining,  330  Pine,  room  21,  r.  2418 

Sacramento 
Congdon  J.  H.  &  Co.  (Joseph   H.   Congdon)  commis- 
sion merchants.  6  Steuart 
Congdon  Joseph   H.  (J.   H.   Congdon   &   Co.)  r.  1922 

Eddy 
Congdon  Julia,  widow,  stewardess  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Sydney,  r.  447  First 
Congdon  Michael,  deckhand  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r.  1030 

Pacific 
1^"  Congdon.    See  Condon 
Conger  B.  T.,  check  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf,  r.  524 

Washington 
Conger  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Congregation  Beth  Israel,  Dr.  A.  J.  Messing  rabbi,  S 

8  Turk,  nr  Taylor 
Congregation  Beth-Menahim  Streisand,  L.  Levin  pre- 
sident, 335-337  Minna 
Congregation  Emanu-El,  Kev.  Elkan  Cohn  rabbi,  N  s 

Sutter,  bet  Stockton  and  Powell   • 
Congregation  Navah  Tzedek,  Syskind  Caro  rabbi,  14 
Golden  Gate  Av 


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Congregation  Ohabai  Shalome,  Rev.  Dr.  A.  S.  Bettel- 
heim  rabbi,  E  s  Mason,  bet  Geary  and  Post 

Congregation  Sbaarey  Tzedek,  O.  Weiss  reader,  E  s 
Stockton,  nr  Broadway 

Congregation  Sherith  Israel,  Rev.  Dr.  H.  Vidaver  rab- 
bi,  NE  cor  Post  and  Taylor 

Congregational  Mission  House  (Chinese)  5  Brenbam 
PI 

Congregational  Publiahiing  Society,  Rev. 
Frederic  E.  Shearer  agent,  757  Market 

Conihan  Timothy,  stevedore,  r.  W  s  Pringle  Court,  nr 
Greenwich 

Conklin  Brotlierg  (William  M.  and  Frank)  pro- 
prietors Pacific  Steam  Carpet  Beating  Works,  333 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Conklin  Charles  P.,  bookkeeper  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin,  r. 
NE  cor  Valencia  and  Twenty-second 

Conklin  Frank  (Conklin  Brothers)  r.  cor  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Sanchez 

Conklin  Frank  G.  (P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin)  r.  Oakland 

Conklin  John,  gripman  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1308  Pacific 

Conklin  Kate  Miss,  assistant  Broadway  Grammar 
School,  r.  1152  Sonchez 

Conklin  P.  «Ss  F.  G.  (Piatt  and  Frank  G.)  pro- 
prietors California  Glove  Factory,  585  Market 

Conklin  Piatt  (P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin)  r.  2216  Webster 

Conklin  Thomas  C,  brush  factory,  936  Folsom,  r.  411 
Fourth 

Conklin  Thomas  F.,  collector  Charles  Pace,  r.  123 
Fourth 

Conklin  William,  laborer,  r.  28  Park  Av 

Conklin  William  G.,  traveling  agent  S.  H.  Sheplar  & 
Co.,  r.  28^  Park  Av 

Conklin  William  M.(  Conklin  Brothers) r.  cor  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Sanchez 

Conkling  Daniel,  shipwright,  r.  309  Bryant 

Conkling  David  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1126  Golden  Gate  Av 

Conkling  George  W.,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  610 
Market,  r.  119  Powell 

Conlan  C,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Conlan  Charles  T.,  clerk,  r.  16  Oak 

Conlan  Francis,  shoemaker,  r.  3  Channel 

Conlan  John  P.,  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  cor  King 
and  Second 

Conlan  Kate,  domestic  2221  California 

Conlan  Patrick,  r.  16  Oak 

Conlan  Patrick,  porter  Grand  Hotel,  r.  125  Thirteenth 

Conlan  Terrence,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  161 
Clara 

Conlan  William  E.,  medical  student,  r.  16  Oak 

Conlan  William  J.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR, 

K^-Conlan.     See  Conlin  and  Conlon 

Conle  Michael,  paperbox  maker,  r.  736  Clementina 

Conless  John,  expressman,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Jack- 
son, r.  N  s  Kissliug  PI,  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Conley  Addie,  domestic  821  Post 

Couley  Agnes  Blrs.,  furnished  rooms,  717  Howard 

Conley  Andrew,  laoorer,  r.  520  J^  Eighth 

Couley  Annie,  domestic  1615  Jackson 

Couley  Arthur,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 

Couley  Bartley,  laborer,  r.  736  Clementina 

Couley  Bridget,  widow,  r.  541  Valencia 

Conley  Catherine,  widow,  r.  449  Jessie,  rear 

Conley  Celia,  widow,  r.  628  Brannan 

Conley  Charles  E.,  teamster,  r.  435}^  Minna 

Conley  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  407  Main 

Conley  Ellen,  domestic  1510  California 

Couley  Frank,  waiter,  r.  52  Jessie 

Conley  J.  Mrs.,  janitress  Laguna  Honda  School 

Conley  James,  clerk,  r.  836  Vallejo 

Couley  James,  fireman,  r.  62  First 

Couley  James,  laborer,  r.  118  Chattanooga 

Conley  James,  jiainter,  r.  449  Jessie,  rear 

Conley  James  M.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  r.  716 
Stockton 

Conley  John,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Conley  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 

Conley  John,  laborer,  r.  167  Silver 

Conley  John,  scavenger,  r.  1120  Mission 

Conley  John,  tailor,  r.  523  Pine 

Conley  John  J.,  policeman,  r.  435  Eddy 

Conley  Joseph  M.,  laborer,  r.  29  Waller 

Conley  Kate,  domestic  407  Main 

Conley  Martin,  juukuian,  r.  628  Brannan 

Conley  Mary,4dome8tic  407  Main 

Conley  Mary,  domestic  1351  Howard 

Conley  Maurice,  ironmolder,  r.  611  \i  Minna 

Conley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  22  Zoe,  rear 

Conley  Rose,  domestic  1001  California 

Conley  William,  upholsterer,  r.  836  Vallejo 


Conley  William  H.,  pressman,  r.  836  Vallejo 

Conley  &  Gowell  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Plumas 

Co.,  Cal.)   A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery, 

room  7 
B^"  Conley.    See  Conly,  Connelly  and  Connolly 
Conlin  Catherine,  widow,  r.  17  Sherwood  PI 
Conlin  Francis,  laborer,  r.  455  Clementina 
Conlin  Hugh  N.,  special  policeman,  r.  411  Olive  Av 
Conlin  James  (Conlin  &  Roberts)  r.  113  Grove 
Conlin  James,  laborer,  r.  3  Gilbert 
Conlin  James,  laborer,  r.  268  Jes-iie,  rear 
Conlin  James,  special  policeman,  r.  S  s  Washington, 

bet  Goiigh  and  Franklin 
Conlin  James,  stableman,  r.  151  Clara 
Conlin  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Conlin  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Conlin  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  320  Chestnut 
Conlin  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  18.53  Stevenson 
Conlin  Thoma.s,  hackman,  r.  121  Shipley 
Conlin  Thomas,  metalroofer,  r.  706  Natoma 
Conlin   Hi   Roberta  (James   Conlin   and  John  C. 

Roberts)  metalroofers  and  manufacturers  galvan- 
ized iron  cornices,  728-730  Mission 

Conlon ,  widow,  r.  1012  Hampshire 

Conlon  Bernard,  whitener,  r.  4  Sherwood  PI 
Conlon  Helen,  widow,  lodgings,  813  Howard 
Conlon  Honora  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  707  Hyde 
Conlon  James,  porter  Blake,  Bobbins  &  Co.,  r.  125 

Thirteenth 
Conlon  John,  carpenter,  r.  338  Seventh 
Conlon  John  J.,  printer,  r.  455  Clementina 
Conlon  John  T.,  janitor  Mission  Grammar  School,  r. 

1332  Natoma,  rear 
Conlon  M.,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Conlon  Matthew,  drayman,  230  Front,  r.  1129  Harrison 
Conlon  Michael  (Fitzgerald  &  Conlon)  r.  707  Hyde 
Conlon  Patrick,  bartender  Matthew  Haulin,  r.  308 

Jessie,  rear 
Conlon  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  308  Jessie,  rear 
Conlon  Thomas,  fireman,  r.  625  Davis 
Conlon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Masonic  Av  and 

Santa  Rosa 
Conlon.     See  Conlan  and  Conlin 
Conly  Frank,  r.  24  Lewis 
Conly  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  716  Montgomery 
Conly  John,  capitalist,  r.  1007  Gough 
Conly  John,  coachman  John  Conly,  1007  Gough 
Conly  John  H.,  truckman,  r.  13  Boardman  PI 
Conly  Michael,  nurseryman  John  Forsyth,  r.  9  Beide- 

man 
Conly  Michael,  waiter,  r.  24  Lewis 
Conly  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  9  Boardman  PI 
Conly  Patrick,  laborer  Wool  Agency  Warehouse, r.  582 

Stevenson 
1^"  Conly.     See  Conley,  Connelly  and  Connolly 
Conman  John,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland,  r. 

Oakland 
Conmy  Thomas  C,  compositor,  r.  1111  )<J  Pacific 
Conn  Edward  J.,  sawmaker,  641  Mission,  r.  27  Height 
Conn  Francis,  foreman  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co.,  r.  1229 

York 
Conn  Richard,  tinsmith,  r.  27  Haight 
Connahan  Cornelius,  farmer,  W  s  MLssion,  bet  Seneca 

and  Niagara  At8 
Connaughtou  Bridget,  widow,  r.  917  Broadway 
Connaughton  Edward,  laborer,  r.  917  Broadway 
Connaughton  James  J.,  lithographer,  r.  917  Broadway 
Counaughton  Johu,  r.  917  Broadway 
Connaughton  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  609  Lombard 
Connecticut  Fire  Insurance  Co.   of  Hartford, 

Hagan  &  Manheim  agents,  401  California 
Connecticut    Mutual    Life    Insurance    Co. 

(Hartford)   James  B.  Roberts  general  agent,  315 

California,  rooms  13-14 
Connell  Catherine,  widow,  r.  16  Bluxome,  rear 
Connell  Charles,  painter,  r.  1018  Mission 
Connell    Cornelius,  driver  O'Connor   Bros.,   r.   1915 

Pacific  Av 
Connell  D.,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  308  Minna 
Connell  Daniel,  boatbuilder,  r.  W  s  Sansome,  nr  Union 
Connell  Daniel,  clerk,  r.  320  Jessie 
Connell  Eliza,  widow,  r.  1018  Leavenworth 
Connell  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  907  Shotwell 
Connell  Ellen,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Devisadero  and  Ful- 
ton 
Connell  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  550  Mission,  rear 
Connell  J.,  r.  213  Minna 
Connell  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso,  r.  NW  cor  Bay 

and  Powell 
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Connell  James,  foundryman,  r.  29  Frederick 
Connell  James  D.,  parcel  clerk  O'Connor,   Moffatt   & 

Co.,  r.  007  Shotwell 
Connell  James  E.,  packer  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson, 

r.  310  Ninth 
Connell  James  W.,  carpenter,  r.  30  Waeliington  Av 
Connell  J.  J.,  r.  132  Bartlett 
Connell  John,  compositor,  r.  219  Clara 
Connell  John,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Connell  John,  porter  Blake,  Bobbins  &  Co.,  r.  212 

Clara,  rear 
Connell  John,  porter  Eedington  &  Co.,  and  extraman 

Engine  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1616  Pacific  Av 
Connell  John,  stevedore,  r.  916  Sansome 
Council  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  2611  Mission 
Connell  Katberine  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  458  Sixth 
Connell  Maggie,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Connell  Mary  Miss,  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r.  310  Ninth 
Connell  Mary  Irene  Miss,  assistant  Haight  Grammar 

School,  r.  907  Shotwell 
Connell  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  132  Clara 
Connell  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-foixrth 

and  Ellen 
Connell  Michael,  hackman,  r.  550  Mission,  rear 
Connell  Michael,  helper  Union  Foundry,  r.  454  Minna, 

rear 
Connell  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Connell  Michael,  soap  dealer,  593  Sixth 
Connell  M.  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  110  Kearny 
Connell  Nellie  Miss,  r.  344  Filth 
Connell  Patrick,  calker,  r.  2014  Dupont 
Connell  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  132  Clara 
Connell  Patrick,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Connell  Patrick,  plasterer,  r.  921Natoma 
Connell  Philip,  bricklayer  and  stonemason,  r.  533  Na- 

toma 
Connell  Sarah,  teacher,  r.  907  Shotwell 
Connell  Thomas,  boilermaker.'r.  321  Dupont 
Connell  Thomas,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  907  Shotwell 
Connell  Timothy,  woolscourer,  r.  410 ?4  Natoma 
Connell  William,  fireman  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
B^"  Connell.     See  Cornell 
Connelly  A.  H.,  manager  Goodenough  Horse  Shoeing 

Soc  ,  177  Jessie,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Connelly  Amelia  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  1104  Mission 
Connelly  Anne,  widow,  r.  154  Shipley 
Connelly  Bernard  W.,  miner,  r.  932  Pacific 
Connelly  Bridget  Miss,  r.  69  Minna 
Connelly  Edward,  driver  United  Carriage   Co.,  r.  63 

Tehama 
Connelly  Edward,  eardener  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Connelly  Edward,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Connelly  Eliza,  domestic  22  Mary 
Connelly  Ellen,  domestic  1225  Geary 
Connelly  Frank,  shoemaker,  r.  24  Lewis 
Connelly  Frank  J.,  traveling  salesman  J.  W.  Shaeffer 

&  Co.,  r.  336  Thirteenth 
Connelly  James  (James  Connelly  &  Co.)  r.  W  s   Chat- 
tanooga, bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Connelly  James  &  Co.    (James   Connelly  and  Lewis 

Borle)  furniture  and  bedding,  532-.')34  Market 
Connelly  J.  Frank,  machinist  The  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

1604  Post 
Connelly  J.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  423  Ellis 
Connelly  John,  r.  8  Bouita 
Connelly  John,  r.  444  Brannan 
Connelly  John,  bartender,  r.  416  Clementina 
Connelly  John,  expressman,  606  Market,  r.  80  Jessie 
Connelly  John  D.,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  office   SE  cor 

Washington  and  Kearny,  r.  615  Stockton 
Connelly  John  G.,  tailor,  r.  523  Pine 
Connelly  John  T.,  r.  2529  Mission 
Connelly  Joseph,  r.  '29  Waller 
Connelly  Joseph,  machine  hand,  r.  534  Howard 
Connelly  Martin,  boilermaker,  r.  67  Clementina 
Connelly  Martin,  wood  and  coal,  1082  Howard,   r.   227 

Clara 
Connelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  14  J^  Langton 
Connelly  Michael,  r.  37  Baldwin  Court 
Connelly  Michael,  driver  Mutual  Ice  Co.,  r.  222  Fifth 
Connelly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  419  Clementina 
Connelly  Michael,  laborer,'  r.  W  s  DeHaro,  bet  Center 

and  El  Dorado  a 

Connelly  Michael  P.,  r.  2529^i88ion 
Connelly  Patrick,  clerk  delivery  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  Express,  r.  968  Harrison 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  592  Stevenson 
Connelly  Peter,  r.  046  Stevenson 
Connelly  Peter,  gardener,  r.  5  Jacoby  PI 


Connelly  Thomas,  conductor,  r.  829  Folsom 
Connelly  Thomas,  laborer  Odorless  Excavating  Appa- 
ratus Co. 
Connelly  Timothy,  grocer,  r.  2529  Mission 
Connelly  Timothy  F.,  watchman  Leland  Stanford,  r. 

706  California,  rear 
Connelly  Timothy  W.,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Gough,  bet  Val- 

lejo  and  Green 
Connelly  William,  upholsterer  James  Connelly  &Co., 

r.  83*8  Vallejo 
eE^  Connelly.     See  Conley,  Conly  and  Connolly 
Conner  A.F.,  laundryman  Union  Laundry,  r.  Valencia, 

bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Conner  Annie,  domestic  218  Golden  Gate  Av 
Conner  A.  Sarah,  widow,  r.  742  Pine 
Conner  Charlotte  A.,  widow,  r.  1061  Mission 
Conner  G.  R.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Conner  J.,  r.  139  Fourth 
Conner  John,  r.  731  Harrison 
Conner  John,  porter,  r.  18  First 
Conner  Jolin  W.,  real  estate,  office  604  Merchant, 

r.  504  Second 
Conner  Matthew,  mining  superintendent,  r.  519  Sac- 
ramento 
Conner  Patrick,  broker,  r.  1124  Golden  Gate  Av 
Conner  William  E.,  student,  r.  742  Pine 
Couners  Charles,  r.  1521  Laguua 
Conners  Daniel,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Conners  Daniel,  stevedore,  r.  41  Clementina 
Conners  David,  laborer,  r.  cor  Octavia  and  Geary 
Conners  Harry  E.,  news  agent,  r.  8}^  St.  Mary 
Conners  James,  boilermaker,  r.  37  De  Boom 
Conners  John,  r.  232  Langton 

Conners  John,  expressman,  HE  cor  Dupont  and  Jack- 
sou,  r.  Fifteenth,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Conners  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Conners  John  M.,  carpenter,  r.  219  Mason 
Conners  Kate,  domestic  532  Geary 
Couners  Martin,  r.  43  Tehama 
Conners  Michael,  laborer,  r.  68  First 
Conners  Michael,  laborer,  r.  404  Seventh 
Conners  Oscar  W.,  molder,  r.  1521  Laguna 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  6  Boardman  PI 
Couners  Robert  E.,  molder,  r.  1521  Laguna 
Conners  Robert  T.,  carpenter,  r.  1521  Laguna 
Conners  Thomas  (Conners  &  Jennings)  r.  118  Ellis 
Conners   Thomas,   steward  Hose   No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

Broadway  Wharf 
Conners  William,  shoemaker,  r.  1070  Howard 
Conners  &  Jennings  (Thomas  Conners  and  George  A. 

Jennings)  liquor  saloon,  lOUO  Market 
sy  Conners.     See  Conner,  Connor  and  Connors 
Connerton  Owen,  groceries  and  liquors,  170  Ninth 
Connerty  Mary  A.  Miss,  r.  Ill  Silver 
Conness  John  Jr.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  507  Stevenson 
Conness  Mary  S.,  teacher,  r.  729  Bush 
Conness  Thomas,  car  driver,  r.  4  Miller  PI 
Conniff'  Dominick  B.,  compositor,  r.  29  Welsh 
Connifl'  James,   driver  Hose    No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  3 

Eincon  Court 
Conniff  Joseph  D.,  clerk  Morning  Call,  r.  211  Page 
Connifl'  Katheriue,  domestic  2215  Devisadero 
Connitt'  Lavinia   Mrs.,    janitress  Jackson  St.  Experi- 
mental School 
Conniff  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  222  McAUister,  r. 

220}^  JIcAllister 
Connifl'  Nicholas,  contractor,  r.  29  Welsh 
Connitr  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  104  Twenty-fourth 
Conniff  Peter,  boot  treer,  r.  209  Rose  Av 
Connitr  Thomas,  driver,  r.  4  Miller  PI 
Connitt'  Thomas  F.,  clerk  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r.  209 

Rose  Av 
Conning  Robert,  accountant  W.  J.  Callingham  &  Co., 

r.  1405  Taylor 
Conning  Stephen,  foreman  Cook  &  TrouuBon,  514  Pine 
Connolly  A.  J.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis  and  Com- 
mercial, r.  416  Clementina 
Connolly  Annie,  domestic  913  Pine 
Connolly  Benjamin,  oysterman,  r.  612  Bush 
Connolly  Bernard  A.,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Alex.  Duncan, 

r.  37  Everett 
Connolly  Catherine,  widow,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth,  nr  Val- 
encia 
Connolly  Charles,  laborer,  r.  216  Minna 
Connolly  Daniel,  waiter,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Connolly  Dennis,  plasterer,  r.  731  Clementina 
Connolly  Edward,  bookbinder,  r.  1516  Jones 
Connolly  Edward,  mining,  r.  924  M  Harrison 
Connolly  Edward  A.,  bricklayer,  r.  622  Larkin 


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Connolly  Frank,  tinsmith,  r.  32  Hayes 

Connolly  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Connolly  James,  r.  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Berry 

Connolly  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  20  Everett 

Connolly  James,  laborer,  r.  32  Hayes 

Connolly  James,  laborer,  r.  119  Welsh 

Connolly  James,  tanner,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Mission 
Connolly  James,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Connolly  James  D.,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

2315  Mission 
Connolly  James  E.,  calker,  r.  52  Tehama 
Connolly  James  H.,  sailmaker,  r.  513  Minna 
Connolly  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  r.218  Minna 
Connolly  John,  car  conductor,  r.  829Folsom 
Connolly  John,  clerk,  r.  222}^  Fourth 
Connolly  John,  laborer,  r.  8  Haggin 
Connolly  John,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Connolly  John,  laborer  St.  Mary's  College 
Connolly  John,  policeman,  r.  344  Clementina 
Connolly  John  J.,  physician,  r.  202  Sixth 
Connolly  Josephine  J.  Mrs.,  assistant   Greenwich  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  202  Sixth 
Connolly  M.,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Connolly  Margaret,  domestic  506  Sutter 
Connolly  Martin,  cook  Palace  Hotel,  r.  164  Jessie 
Connolly  Mary,  domestic  721  Geary 
Connolly  Mary  Miss,  r.  65  Natoma 
Connolly  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  611 M  Minna 
Connolly  Michael,  butcher,  r.  222}^  fourth 
Connolly  Michael,  expressman,  r.  E  s  Bryant  Av,  bet 

Mariposa  and  Sulauo 
Connolly  Michael,  hog   butcher.   Fourth  Av,   bet  M 

and  N,  South  S.  F.,  r.  Vermont,  bet  Yolo  and  Co- 
lusa 
Connolly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  151  Natoma 
Connolly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  247  Clen^entina 
Connolly  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Connolly  Michael,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Connolly  Michael  J.,  night  clerk  Rubs  House 
Connolly  Michael  T.,    proptr    London    House,  222}^ 

Fourth 
Connolly  Owen,  butcher,  r.  29  Waller 
Connolly  Owen,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Connolly  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Connolly  Patrick,  helper  Fulton  Iron  Works 
Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  245  Perry,  rear 
Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  f  30  Brannan 
Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Ws  Nebraska,  bet  Center 

and  El  Dorado 
Connolly  Patrick,  liquor   saloon,   422   Kearny,   r.  405 

Kearny 
Connolly  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  622  Fourth 
Connolly  Patrick,  with  J.  M.  Johnson,  r.  413   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Connolly  Patrick  Jr.,  bartender  Patrick  Connolly,  r. 

622  Fourth 
Connolly  Peter  (Connolly   &    Kiernan)     and    jailor 

County  Jail,  r.  3  Everett 
Connolly  Peter,  laborer,  r.  132  Clara,  rear 
Connolly  Philip,  r.  321  Pacific 
Connolly  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  38  Everett 
Connolly  Terrence,  butcher,  r.  506  Seventh 
Connolly  Terrence  F.,  r.  37  Minna 
Connolly  Thomas,  foreman  Beale   St.  Warehouse,    r. 

23  Frederick 
Connolly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  7  Bernard 
Connolly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Connolly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Connolly  Thomas,  laundryman,    r.    SE    cor    Seven- 
teenth and  Valencia 
Connolly  Thomas,  poultry,  butter  and   eggs, 

F.  Market,  r.  411  Oak 
Connolly  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  N  s  Cherubusco,  bet 

Lizzie  and  Courtland  Av,  B.  H. 
Connolly  Thomas  T.,  laborer,  r.  3036  ><S  Sixteenth 
Connolly  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  251  Minna,  rear 
Connolly  William,  distributor  S.  F.  Laundry 
Connolly  William,  stonecutter,  r.  346  Fourth 
Connolly  William  J.,    butcher,    1837    Market, 

Waller 
Connolly  William  R.,  brassfinisher,  r.  E  8  Bryant  Av, 

nr  Eighteenth 
Connolly  &  Kiernan  (Peter  Connolly   and   Thomas  J. 

Kiernan)  liquor  saloon,  643  Merchant 
*yConnolly.     See  Conley,  Conly  and  Connelly 
Connor  Bridget  Miss,  r.  HOI  Guerrero 
Connor  Browui  Mrs.,  .journalist,  r.  845  Mission 
Connor  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  440  Brannan 
Connor  Eliza,  varieties,  2218  Larkln 


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Connor  Eliza  Miss,  lodgings,  337  Jessie 

Connor  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  405  Powell 

Connor  Francis,  widow,  r.  112  Guerrero 

Connor  Franklin,  tinner,  r.  102  Eddy 

Connor  Ida  E.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  528  Pine 

Connor  J.,  driver  Baldwin  Stables 

Connor  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Connor  James,  wood  and  coal,  113  Shipley 

Connor  Jeremiah,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation 

Cjnnor  J.  H.  &  Co.  (John  H.    Connor)   plumbers  and 

gasfitters,  528  Third 
Connor  John  (Onesti  &  Connor)  r.  246  J$  Oak 
Connor  John,  engineer  Carmen   Island  Saltworks,  r. 

310  Folsom 
Connor  John,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r.  1110 

Harrison 
Connor  John  H.  (J.  H.  Connor  &  Co.)  r.  528  Third 
Connor  Joseph,  photographic  printer  Craig  &  Mosher, 

r.  935  Sacramento 
Connor  Lawrence,  fireman,  r.  10  Howard  Court 
Connor  Maggie,  chambermaid  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Connor  Mary,  widow,  r.  110  Welsh 
Connor  Mary,  domestic  1970  Washington 
Connor  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  528  Pine 
Connor  Mary  E.,  lodgings,  1110  Harrison 
Connor  Mary  F.  Miss,  r.  102  Eddy 
Connor  Michael,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Connor  Nicholas  W.,  expressman,  NW  cor  Sansome 

and  Clay,  r.  1.509  Church 
Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  09  Minna 
Connor  Patrick,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas   Light  Co.,  r.  207 

Seventh 
Connor  Patrick,  shoemaker,  623  Union,  r.  115  Valpa- 
raiso 
Connor  Peter,  fireman  P.   C.  SS.  Santa  Cruz, r.  625 

Davis 
Connor  S.,  compositor,  r.  845  Mission 
Connor  Thomas,  deckhand  stmr  Bullion 
Connor  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Connor  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Rose  Av 
Connor  Thomas  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  E  s  Minnesota,  bet 

Mariposa  and  Solano 
Connor  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  r.  277  Minna 
Connor  William,  laborer,  r.  7  Webster 
Connors  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet  Valley 

and  Noe 
Connors  Daniel,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgom- 
ery 
Connors  Dennis,  stock  dealer,  r.  346  Fourth 
Connors  Edward,  captain  ship  Dashing  Wave,  r.  16 

Glover 
Connors  Edward,  dairyman  Edward  D.  Mitchell 
Connors  Ellen,  domestic  Revere  House 
Connors  G.,  bartender,  r.  120  Ellis 
Connors  James,  bartender,  r.  22  Turk 
Connors  James  E.,  bookkeeper  Charles  S.  Neal  &  Co. , 

r.  7  Boyd 
Connors  John,  r.  26  Freelon,  rear 
Connors  John,  r.  136  Langton 
Connors  John,  boilermaker,  r.  227  Eighth 
Connors  John,  driver  City  Cab  and  Carriage  Co.,  r.  174 

Jessie 
Connors  John,  fireman,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Connors  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Connors  John,  Jour.  Shii^wrlghts'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Connors  John,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Connors  John,  longshoreman,  r.  10  Zoe 
Connors  John,  longshoreman,  r.  209  Leidesdorflf 
Connors  John,  inolder,  r.  313^  Tehama 
Connors  John  H.,  seaman,  r.  100}^  Jackson 
Connors  Joseph,   meatpacker   Black    Point   Packing 

House,  r.  Lombard,  betSteiner  and  Fillmore 
Connors  Kate,  domestic  372  Clementina 
Connors  Luke,  liquor  saloon,  212  Eighth 
Connors  M.  Mrs.,  janitress  North  Cosmopolitan  Gram- 

mer  School 
Connors  Mary,  widow,  r.  7  Webster 
Conuors  Mary,  domestic  311  Stockton 
Connors  Michael,  r.  17  Zoe,  rear 

Connors  Michael,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  andL.  Works 
Connors  Patrick,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Connors  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  1004  Sansome,  rear 
Conuors  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  522  Myrtle  Av 
Connors  Terrence,  laborer,  r.  14  Freelon 
Conuors  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Harrison 
Connors   Thomas,    laundryman   S.   F.   Laundry,   8  8 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Stelner 
Connors    Thomas,   teamster,    r.    NW    cor    Bay   and 

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Connors  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  5  Clementina 
Hff"  Connors.    See  Conner,  Couners  and  Connor 
Connorton  Bessie,  domestic  644  Twenty-third 
Connot  Alfred,  candymaker,  r.  240  Taylor 
Conolley  Edward,  liquor  saloon,    14    Leidesdorff,  r. 

924  H  Harrison 
Conor  Francois,  lapidary,  332  Bush,  r.  319  O'Farrell, 

rear 
Oonover  Frank,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1008 

Steiner 
Conrad  Andrew,  pianomaker,  r.  14  Eureka 
Conrad  Charles,  bartender  Hageman  &  Haquette,  r. 

627  Green 
Conrad  Charles  A.  B.,  r.  823  Vallejo,  rear 
Conrad  Christian,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  1527  Ellis 
Conrad  David,  wholesale  fruits  and  nuts,  NW  cor 

Front  and  Washington,  r.  441  Golden  Gate  Av 
Conrad  George  (Romig  &  Conrad)  r.  528  Pine 
Conrad  George,  traveling  salesman  Jacob   Strahle  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Conrad   Henry   A.,   carpenter   and  builder,  635   Cali- 
fornia, r.  16  Selina  PI 
Conrad  Jacob,  cook,  r.  123  Jackson 
Conrad  Jacob  F.,  beltmaker  L.  P.  Degen,  r.  670  Do- 
lores 
Conrad  James,  teamster,  r.  N  s  Santa  Rosa,  bet  Col- 
lins and  Ferrie 
Conrad  J..C.,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Conrad  John,  miner,  r.  Overland  House     ^ 
Conrad  John  G.,  clerk  David  Conrad,  r.  441   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Conrad  Joseph  L.,  beltmaker  L.  P.  Degen,  r.  670  Do- 
lores 
Conrad  Mary,  widow,  stationery  and  fancy  goods,  151 

Seventh 
Conrad  William  A.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.411Lar- 

kin 
8^  Conrad.    See  Conradt 
Conrades  Ferdinand,  proptr  Antelope  Oyster  Saloon, 

612  Market,  r.  1220  Howard 
Conradi  William,  bookkeeper  German  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  r.  2907  Clay 
Conrado  Louis,   clerk   Gaetano  Barbieri,   r.  NE  cor 

Beale  and  Folsom 
Conradson  Alfred,  master  mariner,  r.  30  Frederick 
Conradsou  Eva,  domestic  112  Powell 
Conradt  Julius  H.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  821  J<i  Kearny 
Conrady  C.  Diedrich,  clerk  A.  M.  Simpson   &  Bro.,  r. 

y  Tehama 
Conran  Thomas  S.,  manufacturers'  agent,  120  Sutter, 

room  78 
Conrick  Laura  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  35  Fifth 
Conrick   L.  Miss,  with    Cutting   Packing   Co.,  r.  116 

Alta 
Conro  Frederick  D.,  r.  1309  Webster 
Conro  George  A.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  518  Battery,  r. 

1309  Webster 
Conroy  Ann,  widow,  r.  6  Bartol,  rear 
Conroy  Daniel,  printer,  r.  356  Clementina 
Conroy  E.  C,  assistant  freight  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Tokio 
Conroy  Edward  J.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  725 

Harrison 
Conroy  Emma,  domestic  1713  Bush 
Conroy  Eugene  C,  porter  S.  Mosgrove  &  Bro.,  r.  423 

O'Farrell 
Conroy  Henry,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co'sBank,  r.  1800 

Laguna 
Conroy  James,  laborer,  r.  120?^  Shipley,  rear 
Conroy  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet 

Collins  and  Ferrie 
Conroy  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Conroy  John,  laborer,  r.  144  Clara 
Conroy  Maggie,  domestic  340  Page 
Conroy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  523  Seventh 
Conroy  Michael,   painter,  r.  W  s  Folsom,  bet  Precita 

PI  and  Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 
Conroy  Michael,  tailor  N.  Sweeny,  r.  724  Brannan 
Conroy  Michael  C,  deputy  License   Collector,  r.  1707 

Powell 
Conroy  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  1727  Market 
Conroy  Peter,  laborer,  r.  113  Shipley,  rear 
Conroy  Robert,  miner,  r.  2209^  Geary 
Conroy  Thomas  J.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  477 

Jessie 
Conroy  Thomas  J.,  clerk  Firemans  Fund  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  1707  Powell 
Consani  Achille,  Italian  Berssglieii  Soc.,  G25  Broad- 
way 
Conservatory  of  Music,  640  Clay 


Considine  Daniel,  wool  grader,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 

Considine  Dennis,  porter  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc 

Considine  Edward,  teamster,  r.  811  Twenty-fourth 

Considine  John,  liquor  saloon,  503  Fourth,  r.  27  Clin- 
ton 

Considine  P.,  carpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 

Considine  Patrick,  ship  carpenter,  r.  511  Mission 

Coiisolaccio  Giuseppe,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 

Consolidated  Amador  Mining  Co.,  Frank  P.  Latham 
secretary,  310  Pine,  room  30 

Consolidated  Astor  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  J.  F. 
Mahoney  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  10 

Consolidated  Imperial  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 
W.  E.  Dean  secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 

Consolidated  Pacific  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  F.  E. 
Luty  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  5 

Consplidated  Reforma  Lead  atd  Silver  Mining  Co.,W. 
R.  Wadsworth  secretary,  office  519  Montgomery 

Consolidated  Slate  Range  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co. 
(San  Bernardino  Co.,  Cal.)  Henry  Deas  secretary, 
44  Nevada  Block 

Consolidated  Virginia  Mining  Co.  (Storey 
Co.,  Nev.)  A.W.  Havens  secretary,  26  Nevada  Block 

Consolidated  Wyoming  Mining  Co.  (Nevada  City,  Cal.) 
J.  M.  Buffington  secretary,  309  California,  room  4 

Consonno  Guglielmo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 

Constantine  John,  waiter  Nevada  Restaurant,  r.  1407  Jj 
Powell 

Constantine  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  20  Turk 

Constine  Abraham  (Constine  Brothers)  r.  12}^  Riisa 

Constine  Augustus,  clerk  Constine  Bros.,  r.  12  5^  Russ 

Constine  Brothers  (Abraham  Constine)  groceries, 
144-146  Sixth 

Constine  Emanuel,  clerk  Constine  Bros.,  r.  12,'<  Russ 

Constine  Isaac,  clerk  Constine  Bros.,  r.  12^  Russ 

Consul  Argentine  Republic,  Charles  Baum, 
510  Battery 

Consul  Austru-Hungarian  Empire.  Rudolf 
Hockkofler,  203  Front 

Consul   Belgium,   Emile  Grisar,  NW    cor  Fifth 

,        and  Townsend 

Consul  Bolivia,    Francisco  Herrera,  218  California 

Consul  Brazil,  F.  W.  Ludovici  vice-consul,  office 
202  Bush 

Consul  Chili,  Jaande  la  Cruz  Cerda  consul-general, 
327  Geary    » 

Consul  China,  Huang  Tsun  Hsien  consul-general, 
Frederick  A.  Bee  consul,  Cheng  Ping  vice-consul 
and  interpreter,  917  Clay 

Consul  Costa  Rica,  T.  Lemmen  Meyer,  R.  H.  Pond 
vice-consul,  320  Sansome,  room  10 

Consul  Denmark,  Charles  Wilson,  307  California 

Consul  Ecuador,  Francisco  Herrera,  218  California 

Consul  France,  Auguste  Vauvert  de  Mean,  704 
Washington 

Consul  German  Empii-e,  Adolph  Rosenthal,  318 
Sacramento 

Consul  Great  Britain.  W.  Lane  Booker,  319 
California 

Consul  Greece,  George  T.  Marye  Jr.,  234  Mont- 
gomery 

Consul  Guatemala,  Louis  B.  Parrott,  306  Cali- 
fornia 

Consul  Hatvaiian  Islands,  H.  W.  Severance, 
316  California 

Consul  Honduras,  Francisco  Herrera,  218  Cali- 
fornia 

Consul  Italy,  Francesco  Lambertenghi,  508  Mont- 
gomery 

Consul  Japan,   Kentaro  Yanagiya,  703  Market 

Consul  Mi'xico,  J.  Carlos  Mexia,  506  Battery 

Consul  Netherlands,  James  de  Fremery,  410 
Battery 

Consul  Nicaragua,  Francisco  Herrera,  218  Cali- 
fornia 

Consul  Paraguay,  P.  J.  Van  Loben  SeU,  530 
California,  room  4 

Consul  Peru,  Eugene  De  Sabla,  40  California, 
room  3 

Consul  Portugal,  Francis  Berton,  Henry  Laidley 
vice-consul,  527  Clay 

Consul  Russia,  A.  E.  Olarovsky  consul-general, 
717  Post,  Gustave  Niebaum  vice-consul,  310  San- 
some 

Consul  Salvador,  Jose  M.  Tinoco,  506  Battery 

Consul  Spain,  Camilo  Martin,  411  Ji  California, 
room  1 

Consul  Sweden  andNor^vay,  August Berggren, 
406  Montgomery 


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Consnl  Switzerland,  Francis  Berton,  527  Clay, 
Antoine  Borel  vice-consul,  NW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Clay 

Consnl  Tnrfcey,   vacant 

Consul  United  States  of  Colombia,  Ramon 
XJlloa,  415  Montgomery 

Consul  United  States  of  Venezuela,  Fran- 
cisco Herrera,  218  California 

Consul  Uruguay,  George  L.  Duval  (acting)  40 
California 

Consumers'  Mutual  Gas  Co.,  Charles  A.  Holmes  sec- 
retary, office  432  Montgomery,  room  2    '' 

Contente  Jose  F.  M.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 
510  Bush 

Contention  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Tombstone,  A. 
T.)  D.  C.  Bates  secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 

Conti  Frank,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Conti  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Continental  Insurance  Co.  (Fire  of  New  York) 
Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.  general  agents,  George  W. 
Spencer  manager,  316  California 

Continental  Lodging  House,  Joseph  Reed  proprietor, 

521  Pacific 

Continental    Oil    and    Transportation  Co. 

of  California,  Isaac  E.  Blake  president,  Hugh 

Tevis   secretary,  warehouses  SW   cor  Fifth  and 

Berry,  office  123  California,  rooms  1-2 
Continental  Warehouse,  Thomas  P.  H.  Whitelaw  pro- 
prietor, foot  Second 
Contra  Costa  Laundry  Assn  (George  H.  Hallett,  Pliny 

Bartlett  and  P.  E.  Dalton)  office  28  Sacramento 
Contreras  Crisostomo,  clerk,  r.  11  Hinckley 
Convery  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  608  Jones,  rear 
Convey  Edward,  butcher,  SE  cor  Green  and  Hyde,  r. 

1924  Hyde 
Conway  Anne,  domestic  33  Glen  Park  Av 
Conway  Bernard,  liquor  saloon,  997  Market,  r.   109 

Turk 
Conway  Bernard,  longshoreman,  r.  62  First 
Conway  Catherine,  widow,  r.  76  Clementina 
Conway  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  322  Austin 
Conway  Daniel,  gardener,  r.  SW  cor  Lombard  and 

Jones 
Conway  David,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

35  Grand  Av 
Conway  Ellen,  widow,  janitress  Tyler  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  21  Gilbert 
Conway  Frances    Mrs.,  nurse  Infants'  Shelter,  512 

Minna 
Conway  Frank,  seaman,  r.  67  Minna,  rear 
Conway  Frank,  student,  r.  317  Third 
Conway  Frank,  watertender  P.  M.  8S.   City  of  New 

York 
Conway  Frederick  R.,  laborer,  r.  24  Bridge 
Conway  George  F.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  1614 

Pacific 
Conway  Hannah,  widow,  r.  21  Gilbert 
Conway   James,  milkman,   N   6   Sweeny,  bet   Merrill 

and  King 
Conway  James,  liquor  saloon,  1200  Market,  r.  113  Turk 
Conway  James  H.,  watchman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  I,  bet 

Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Conway  James  M.,  engineer  The  Baldwin,  r.   1614 

Pacific 
Conway  James  P.,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  1602 

Geary 
Conway  Jane  Miss,  r.  224  Second 
Conway  Jennie,  domestic  67  Liberty 
Conway  J.  F.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 
Conway  John,  cattledealer,  r.  W  s  Utah,  bet  Alameda 

and  El  Dorado 
Conway  John,  messenger  Charles  E.  Locke,  25  Geary 
Conway  John  C,  laborer,  r.  212  Broadway 
Conway  John   H.,  clerk  J.  Conway,  r.  W  s  Utah,  bet 

Alameda  and  El  Dorado 
Conway  Joseph,  collarmaker  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

522  J4  Howard 

Conway  Jvxlia,  widow,  r.  445  Clementina 

Conway  Katie,  packer  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r.  21  Gil- 
bert 

Conway  Kittie,  tailoress,  r.  1131  Twenty-first 

Conway  Martin  J.,  r.  623  Davis 

Conway  Mary,  widow,  r.  1879  Mission 

Conway  Mary,  domestic  The  Windsor 

Conway  Mary  Miss,  glovemaker  Fred.  H.  Busby 

Conway  Mary  J.  Miss,  milliner,  31  Sutter,  r.  316Stock- 
ton 

Conway  Maurice,  marble  sawyer  L.  J.  Ruffino  &  Co., 
r.  324  Austin,  rear 

Conway  Michael,  harnessmaker,  r.  622}$  Howard 


Conway  Michael,  janitor  Italian  Hospital,  r.  W  sNoe, 

Conway  Michael,  laborer,  r.  336  Fifth 

bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 

Conway   Michael   G.,  saddle  and   harnessmaker,  506 
Market,  r.  Oakland 

Conway  Michael  H.,  whitener,  922  Howard,  r.  NE  cor 
Columbia  and  Twenty-sixth 

Conway  Nellie,  r.  6  Vincent 

Conway  Nellie  Miss,  glovemaker  Fred.  H.  Busby 

Conway  Owen,  laborer,  r.  910 M  Folsom 

Conway  Patrick,  dairyman,  S  6  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  K 
and  L,  South  S.  F. 

Conway  Patrick,  laborer,  r.   W  s   Chenery,  nr  Thir- 
tieth 

Conway  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  W  sNoe,  bet  Twen- 
ty-eighth and  Twenty-ninth 

Conway  Patrick,  marbleoutter,  r.  5  Decatur 

Conway  Patrick,  porter  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 

Conway  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  133  Second,  r.  139 
Minna 

Conway  Peter,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Conway  Peter  H.,  miller  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  51  Na- 
toma 

Conway  Philip,  laborer,  r.  547  Mission 

Conway  P.  L.,  r.  1602  Geary 

Conway  Richard,  shoemaker,  r.  34  Ritch 

Conway  Thomas,  drayman,  r.  18  Moss 

Conway  Thomas,  hackman,  NW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny, 
r.  121  Shiiiley 

Conway  Thomas,  harnessmaker,  r.  603  Hayes 

Conway  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Twenty-ninth  Av,  nr  I, 
South  S.  F. 

Conway  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  21  Gilbert 

Conway  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  462  Minna 

Conway  William,  laborer,  r.  103  King 

Conwell  Charles,  teamster,  r.  22  Afeh  Av 

Conyers  James,  machinist,  r.  316  Beale 

Coogan  Annie,  domestic  1836  Sutter 

Coogan  Julia,  domestic  1836  Sutter 

Coogan  Mary,  domestic  1353  Post 

Coogan  Richard,    seaman  P.   C.  SS.  Senator,  r.    37 
Minna 

Coogan  Timothy  C.  (Barham  &  Coogan)  attorney  at 
law,  504  Kearny,  r.  Oakland 

Coogan  William  H.,  engineer,  r.  317  Green 

B^"  Coogan.     See  Cogan 

Coogle  Walter  J.,  printer  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r,  1326 Sac 
ramento 

Cook  Aaron  (U.  Simon,  Sons  &  Cook)  r.  1308  Post 

Cqok  Adam  W.,  messenger  James  Lamb,  r.  805  Mason 

Cook  Albert  A.,  watchman,  r.  1329  Sansome 

Cook  Algernon  M.,  salesman  William  Winslow,  r.  2110 
Howard 

Cook  Allen  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  575  Bryant 

Cook  Alphonso  M.,  manager  Davis  Bros.,  718  Market, 
r.  N  s  Nineteenth,  nr  Sanchez 

Cook  Andrew,  r.  348  Third 

Cook  Andrew  W.,  stockbroker,  r.  105  Stockton 

Cook  Anne,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  400  Third 

Cook  Annie,  domestic  1818  California 

Cook  A.  O.,  leather  belting  and  hose,  415  Market, 
r.  126  Kearny 

Cook  A.  O.  Mrs.,  preserved  flowers  and  waxwork,  and. 
hair  jewelry  and  portrait  painting,  126  Kearny 

Cook  Archie  S.,  physician,  office  and  r.  224  Post 

Cook  August,  cooper,  r.  1625  Powell 

Cook  August  C,  printer,  r.  6M  Harriet 

Cook  Bernard,  bakery,  r.  521  Fourth 

Cook  Bernard,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Columbia,  bet  Twen- 
ty-second and  Twenty-third 

Cook  Bertha,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  721 M  O'FarreU 

Cook  Brothers  (Hiram  B.  and  Walter  H.)  real  estate 
ageutu,  304  Montgomery 

Cook  C.  Mrs.,  hair  jewelry,  212  Kearny 

Cook  Carroll,  attorney  at  law.  67-68  Nevada  Block, 
r.  122  Lake,  Oakland 

Cook  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1517  Taylor 

Cook  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  335  Fourth 

Cook  C.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  The  Windsor 

Cook  Charles,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Cook  Charles,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  Hayes 

Cook  Charles,  lithographer,  r.  1007  Harrison 

Cook  Charles,  painter,  r.  314  Seventh 

Cook  Charles,  sergeant  police,  r.  1709  Polk 

Cook  Cl'.arles,  waiter,  r.  2645  Mission 

Cook  Charles  E.,  clerk  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  575  Bry- 
ant 

Cook  Charles  E.,  piano  finisher  Charles  R.  Hall,  r.  433 
Seventh 

Cook  Christian,  master  mariner,  r.  2012  Stockton 


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Cook  Cbristina  A.  Mrs.,  pbysician,  office  and  r.  224 

Post 
Cook  Consumnes  P.,  artist,  landscape  *and  portrait,  r. 

1014  Montgomery 
Cook  Dauiel,  boilemiaker.  r.  5'2«  Howard 
Cook  Daniel,  capitalist,  i-5  Nevada  Block,  r.  NE 

cor  California  and  Taylor 
Cook  David  R.,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Cook  David  S.  (Bryant  &  Cook)  r.  San  Mateo 
Cook  E.,  teamster Diuiing,  Palmer  &  Co. 
Cook  Ebeu,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Brannan  and  Ninth 
Cook  Edward,  grocer,  r.  1014  Stockton 
Cook  Edward  E.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1210}^  Polk,  r. 

NE  cor  Lott  and  McAllister 
Cook  Edward  L.,  liquor  saloon,  219  Ellis,  r.  1128  Gol- 
den Gate  Av 
Cook  Elbridge  G.,  r,  433  Seventh 
Cook  Elias,  peddler,  r.  19  John 
Cook  Ernest,  engineer  Krenz  &  Getz,  r.  W  s  Dolores, 

bet  Twenty-ninth  and  Valley 
Cook  Ernest  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  N  s  Powell  Av,  nr  Cali- 
fornia 
Cook  Fayette,  bricklayer,  r.  1703  Stockton 
Cook  Ferdinand  F.,  carriage   linisher,  r.  1128  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Cook  Fernando  C,  physician,  oihce  and  r.  716  Howard 
Cook  F.  H.,  capitalist,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Cook  Finlay,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  345  Bran- 
nan 
Cook  Frank,  cook  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Cook  Frank  H.,  salesman  W.W.  Montague  &  Co.,  r.  330 

Geary 
Cook  Frederick  H.,  teamster,  r.W  s  Collins,  bet  Santa 

Rosa  and  Point  LobosAvs 
Cook  George,  carpenter,  r.  315;^  Jessie 
Cook  George,  groceries  and  liquors,  446  Clementina 
Cook  George,  machinist,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Cook  George  B.,  salesman  Crosett  &  Samuel,  r.   The 

Windsor 
Cook  George  E.  (D.  R.  Billings  &  Co.)  r.  1014  Stockton 
Cook  George  G.,  engineer,  r.  I(i2  Tehama 
Cook  George  J.,  physician,- 108  Geary 
Cook  George  M.,  teamster,  r.  787  Folsom 
Cook  George  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  787  Folsom 
Cook  George  W.,  clerk  Fred.  W.  Hutchinson,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Cook  George  W.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  263 

Clara 
Cook  George  W.  F. ,  attorney  at  law,  r.  2518  Sacramento 
Cook  Henry,  pressman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  624  Jessie 
Cook  Henry  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  808  Leavenworth 
Cook  Hiram  B.  (Cook  Brothers)  r.  9H  Wetmore  PI 
Cook  Horatio  N. ,  manufacturer  leather  belting 
and  hose,  SW  cor   Market  and  Fremont,    r.   809 
Hyde 
Cook'I.,  r.913  McAllister 

Cook  Irving  B.,  landscape  painter,  r.  1112  McAllister 
Cook  Ira,  packer  subsistence  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  2443  How- 
ard 
Cook  Isaac,  fruitdealer,  r.  1417  Baker 
Cook  J.,  speculator,  r.  130  Fourth 
Cook  Jacob,  clerk,  r.  439  Jessie 
Cook  James,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Cook  James,  telegraph  operator,  r.  923  Jones 
Cook  James  B.,  engineer,  r.  777  Harrison 
Cook  James  M.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  263 

Clara 
Cook  Jane,  widow,  r.  4  Card  Alley 
Cook  J.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  IGHopeton  Terrace 
Cook  John,  r.  116  Fair  Oaks 
Cook  John  (Cook  &  Trounson)  r.  323  Kearny 
Cook  John,  barber,  r.  805  Mason 
Cook  John,  bookkeeper  Moore,  Ferguson  &  Co.,  r.  503 

Post 
Cook  John,  cook,  r.  231  Minna 
Cook  John,  fireman  Engine  No.  7,  8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.   NW 

cor  Sixteenth  and  Second  Av 
Cook  John, machinist  Union  Box  Factory,  r.521  Fourth 
Cocjk  John,  peddler,  r.  311  Pacific 
Cook  John,  waiter,  r.  1107  Kearny 
Cook  John  A.  (L.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Cook  John  Jay,  capitali-st,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Cook  John  L.,  mining,  r.  624  Jessie 
Cook  John  S.  (E.  D.Wheatley  &  Co.)  r.  142  Ninth 
Cook  John  T.,  weigher  Sea  Wall,  r.  423  Tehama 
Cook  John  V.,  carpenter  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  520  Kea^y 
Cook  Josephs.,  printer,  r.  777  Harrison 
Cook  Joseph  E.  (Cofiin,  Sanderson  &  Cook)  r.  Oakland 
Cook  Julia,  domestic  1776  Howard 


Cook  Lester  S.,  teamster  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.  224 

Fourth 
Cook  Mary,  nurse  Cify  and  County  Hospital 
Cook  Mary,  domestic  1911  Sacramento 
Cook  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  923  Jones 
Cook  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  622  Larkin 
Cook  Mary  M.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  126  Sixth 
Cook  Mattie  J.  Miss,  shoefitter  Porter,  Slessinger  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Cook  Michael  (Cook  &   Luesmann)    r.   123^   Hopeton 

Terrace 
Cook -Michael  S.,  teamster,  r.  NE  cor  Point  Lobos  Av 

and  Cook 
Cook  Morton  L.,  salesman  Ichi  Ban,  r.  1308  Post 
Cook  Nicholas  L.,  compositor  Morning  Call,   r.   711 

California 
Cook  Niel,  blacksmith  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  343  Bryant 
Cook  O.  M.,  r.  1112  McAllister 
Cook  Pardon  A.,  capitalist,  r.  2212  Sutter 
Cook  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  108  San  Jos^  Av 
Cook  Peter,  gardener,  r.  21  Van  Ness  Av 
Cook  Richard,  carpenter,  1702  Fillmore,  r.  1715  O'Far- 

rell 
Cook  Robert,  janitor,  r.  11  Clara 
Cook  Ronald,  ship  carpenter,  r.  345  Brannan 
Cook  Samuel,  r.  120  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cook  Samuel  C,  capitalist,  r.  522  Sutter 
Cook  Sidney  P.,  bookkeeper  H.  N.  Cook,   r.  1517   Tay- 
lor 
Cook  T.  H.,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Cook  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Mission 
Cook  Thomas,  expressman,  605  Sacramento 
Cook  Thomas,  pressman  P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Cook  Thomas  M.,  journalist,  oflBce  204  Sutter,  r.  Red- 
wood City    * 
Cook  W.,  expressman,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Sutter 
Cook  Waddington  L.,  student,  r.  1814  Stevenson 
Cook  Walter  B. ,  salesman  William  A.  Frey,  r.  9   Har- 
riet 
Cook  Walter  H.  (Cook  Brothers)  r.  9)«j  Wetmore  PI 
Cook  Warren  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  3  Rincon  Av 
Cook  W.  F.,  teacher,  r.  203  Turk 
Cook  William,  r.  78^atoma  • 
Cook  William,  bartender,  r.  248  Third 
Cook  William,  expressman,  r.  13  Bridge 
Cook  William,  teamster,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Cook  William  A.,  special  policeman,  r.  130  Fern  Av 
Cook  William  H.,  law  student  Carroll  Cook,  r.  Oak- 

•  land 
Cook  William  L.  (W.  L.  Cook  &  Co.)  r.  604  Grove 
Cook  William  N.,  carpenter,  r.  1575J4  Market 
Cook  William  N.  Jr.,  r.  1575 M  Market 
Cook  W.  L.  &  Co.  (William  L.  Cook  and  Anthony  J. 
Wiskotschill)    groceries    and    liquors,    NW   cor 
Grove  and  Laguna 
Cook  W.  S.,  master  mariner,  r.  1015  Clay 
Cook  &  liuesniann   (Michael  Cook  and-  Ernest 

Luesmann)  wines  and  liquors,  9  Hardie  PI 
Cook  &  Trounson    (John   Cook  and  John  Trounson) 

carpenters  and  Viuilders,  514  Pine 
Cooke  Charles  G.  Mrs.,  r.  2  St.  Mary 
Cooke  Frank,  printer,  r.  516  Stockton  p 

Cooke  George  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  933  Sutter 
Cooke  George  J.,  foreman  E.  Eisenberg  &  Bro.,  r.   819 

Vallejo 
Cooke  George  W.,  foreman  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co..  r.  320  Mason 
Cooke  Hannah  Miss,  principal  Jackson  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  1235  Hyde 
Cooke  Lena  C.  Mrs.,  r.  320  Mason 
B^Cooke.     See  Cook  and  Koch 
Cooks  and  Pastry  Cooks  and  Bakers'  Union,  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Cookson  Frank,  chief  engineer  O.  R.  and  N.  88.  City 

of  Chester,  r.  1919  Jessie 
Cookson  Harry  H.,  ship  carpenter,  r.  713 }$  Treat  Av 
Cool  William  P.,  dentist,  office  22  Kearny,  r.  306  Leav- 
enworth 
8»"(::ool.    See  Kuhl 
Cooley  Charles  H.,  clerk,  r.  502  Eddy 
Cooley  Earl  K.,  capitalist,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  L  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Cooley  Francis  M.,  deputy  collector  U.  S.  Internal 

Revenue,  r.'  335  Seventeenth 
Cooley  Herman,  assistant  engineer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Cooley  Maria,  domestic  2012  Pacific  Av 
Cooley  Walter  W.,  clerk,  r.  502  Eddy 
Cooley  Michael,  whitener,  r.  3  Park  Av 


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Coolidge  George  W.,  roaster  S.  H.  Tyler  &   Son,  r. 

Oakland 
Coolidge  Henry  C.  (Croft  &  Coolldge)  r.  934  Howard 
Coolidye  James   C,    local  agent  U.  S.  Railway 

Mail  Service,  r.  Oakland 
Coolidge    Joseph   A.,    secretary   Mercliants'  Ex- 
change  Association,  office   Merchants'   Exchange 

Building,  r.  '214  Powell 
Cooling  George  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av, 

bet  N  and  Kailroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Coombe  Philip  H.,  silverplater,  r.  133 J^  Clara 
Coombs  Charles  C,  teamster,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 
Coombs  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  425  Fulton 
Coombs  George,  r.  1012  Battery 

Coombs  George,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgom- 
ery 
Coombs  J.  H.  &  Co.  (John  H.  Coombs)   shipwrights 

and  siiarmakers,  22-24  Spear 
Coombs  John  H.  (J.  H.  Coombs  &  Co.)  r.  1605  Scott 
Coombs  .luhn  H.  Jr.,  clerk  J.H.  Coombs  &  Co.,  r.  1809 

O'Farrell 
Coombs  Stephen  D.,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r.  275 

Minna 
Coombs  William,  r.  624  Sutter 
I^"Coombs.     See  Combes 
Coomer  Annie,  widow,  r.  121  Ninth 
Coon  Albro,  clerk  "Wadsworth  House,  r,  225  Bush 
Coon  Charlies  D.,  r.  927  Howardi 
Coon  Charles  W.,  clerk  City  and  County  Attorney,  r. 

927  Howard 
Coon  C.  M.,  bookkeeper  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  120 

Ellis 
Coon  David,  proptr  Wadsworth  House,  225  Bush 
Coon  G.,  r.  120  Ellis 

Coon  Henry  I.  (Merten,  Moffltt  &  Co.)  r.  120  Ellis 
Coon  H.  P.  (King,  Morse  &  Co.)  r.  Mwlo  Park 
Coon  Matthew  F.,  engraver,  527  Commercial 
Coon  Rose,  widow,  r.  120  Capp 

Coon  Susan  W.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  927  Howard 
fi^Coon.     See  Koon,  Kuehn  and  Kuhn  . 
Coouey  Charles,  clerk,  r.  519  Pine 
Cooney  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Ridley  and 

Fourteenth 
Cooney  Edward,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Weod,  bet  Point  Lobes 

and  Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Cooney  Ellen,  r.  336^  Vallejo 
Cooney  Ellen,  widow,  r.  223^  Louisa 
Cooney  Ellen  Miss,  assistant  Irving  Primary  School, 

r.  291  Union 
Cooney  H.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  291  Union  * 

Cooney  James,  blacksmith,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Cooney  James,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  16  Taylor 
Cooney  James,  woolgrader,  r.  Excelsior  Hotel 
Cooney  Johanna  Miss,  machine  operator,  r.  44  Ecker 
Cooney  John,  driver  Jackson  Brewery,  r.  1622  Turk 
Cooney  John,  laborer,  r.  .502  Mission 
Cooney  John,  laborer,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Cooney  John  J.,  painter  and  whitener,  113  Fourth,  r. 

507  Haight 
Cooney  John  N.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Na- 

toma  and  Mary 
Cooney  John  W.,  laborer,  r.  27  Folsom  Av 
Cooney  J.  P.,  machine  hand  S.  W.  Rosenstock  &  Co., 

r.  44  Ecker 
Cooney  Kate  T.,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  &  Co., 

r.  44  Ecker 
Cooney  Lizzie,  waitress  Miners'  Hotel,  r.  261  First 
Cooney  Luke,  hostler,  r.  823  Foleom 
CooMty  Micliael,    attorney  at  law,  405    Kearny, 

rooms  3-4,  r.  312  Seventh 
Cooniiy  Michael,  butcher,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Cooney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av 

and  Baker 
Cooney  Micliael,  shoemaker,  r.  17  Fourth 
Cooney  Michael,  Btableman  Protrero  and  B.  V.  RR.,  r. 

Sixth  Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Cooney  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  1601  Van  Ness  Av 
Cooney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1706  Sacramento 
Coouey    Patrick,   laborer,    r.    W   s  Twenty-fifth,  ur 

Diamond 
Cooney  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf,  r.  30 

Welsh 
Cooney  Patrick  H.,  r.  100  Jones 
Cooney  Richard,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Cooney  Thomas,  boottreer,  r.  132  Ninth 
Coouey  Thomas,  driver,  r.  144  Perry 
Cooney  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1219  J^  Columbia 
Cooney  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  1305  Valencia 
Cooney  Thomas  J.,  groceries  and  liquorB,  132  Ninth 


Cooney  William,  carpenter,  r.  118  Gilbert 

Cooney  William,  house  painter,  r.  291  Union 

Cooney  William,  molder,  r.  71  Clementina 

8^"  Cooney.     See  Coney 

Coonlng  Morris,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Coonley  Holland  C,  r.  7  Tay  . 

Coons  George,  carpenter,  r.  115  Langton 

Coons  James  A.,  machinist,  r.  115  Langton 

Coons  John  T.  W.,  expressman,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Washington,  r.  732  54  Clementina 
Coons  William,  cooper  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  619 

'    Seventh 
B®^  Coons.    See  Koons 

Coony  Luke,  hostler  John  Flood,  r.  823  Folsom 
Coop  John,  foreman  W.  B.  Bradbury,  r.  Oakland 
Cooper  Adolph,  tailor,  r.  8  Virginia 
Cooper    Albert    E.,    salesman    Continental    Oil    and 

Transportation  Co.,  r.  413  Brannan 
Cooper  Alexander  B.,  mining  secretary,   328   Mont- 
gomery, room  4,  r.  Alameda 
Cooper  Amanda  L.  Miss,  r.  217  Stevenson 
Cooper  Archibald,  r.  599  Ellis 
Cooper  Astley  D.  M.,  artist,  108  St.  Ann's  Bldg,  r.  318 

Page 
Cooper  B.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Cooper  Charles,  clerk  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  918  Jackson 
Cooper  Charles,  janitor  Cal.  State  Democratic  Club, 

r.  21  Perry 
Cooper  Charles  E.,  clerk  Pacific  Bank,  r.  517  O'Farrell 
Cooper  E.  Bruce,  bookkeeper  Standard  Soap  Co.,  r. 

517  O'Farrell 
Coox^er  Edwin,  steward  schr  Wonder,  r.  32  Clay 
Cooper  E^ujn-eiie  T.,    secretary    California   Paper 

Co.,  4  California, r.  Oakland 
Cooper  Ezekiel,  janitor,  r.  1229  Pacific 
Cooper  Frank  P.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  206  Hyde 
Cooper  Frederick  T.,  cashier  Richard  C.  Hooker,  r. 

611  Pine 
Cooper  George,  carrlagemaker,  r.  Sanchez,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fourth and  Twenty-lifth 
Cooper  George  D.,  cashier  W.  k  J.   Sloane  &   Co.,  r. 

Lick  House 
Cooper   Halsey    F. ,    deputy    Surveyor  Port  San 

Francisco,  r.  1902  Vallejo 
Cooper  Harry,  extraman  Engine   No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

419  Pacific 
Cooper  Harry,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Cooper  Harry  O.,  bookkeeper,  r.  830  Pacific 
Cooper  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  2819  J^  Mission 
Cooijer  Henry,  waiter  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Cooper  Hugo,  laborer,  r.  272  Clementina 
Cooper  James,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Cooper  James,  laborer,  r.  445  Clementina 
Goojjer  James,  molder,  r.  541  Fourth 
Cooper  James,  waiter,  r.  46  Second 
Cooper  James  B.,  mining,  420  Montgomery,  room  4,  r. 

8}^  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cooper  James  K.,  books,  stationery,  cutlery,  op- 
tical goods,  etc.,  746  Market,  r.  219  Powell 
Cooper  J.  B.  H.,  capitalist,  r.  SE  cor  Sacramento  and 

Octavia 
Cooper  Jennie  D.  Mrs.,  vice-principal  Columbia  St. 

Grammar  School,  r.  Brunswick  House 
Cooper  John,  r.  622  Natoma 
Cooper  John,  cook,  r.  279  Stevenson 
Cooper  John,  tailor,  24  New  Montgomery,  r.  704  Sutter 
Coojier  John  A.,  conductor,  r.  1311  Howard 
Cooper  Joseph,  cutter  Robert  Gordan,  r.  7134   Shipley 
Cooper  Joseph  W.,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  633 

Geary 
Cooper  Louis,  printer  H.  S.   Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  812 

Montgomery 
Cooper  Lucinda  W.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  217  Steven- 
son 
Cooper  Luke,  carpenter  A.  C.  Hussey,  618  California 
Cooper  M.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1928  Sacramento 
Cooper  Morris,  tailor,  548  }<j   Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
Cooper  R.,  laborer,  r.  Oriental'Hotel 
Cooper  Sarah  Mrs.,  bakery,  2819 }6  Mission 
Cooper    SaraK    B.     Rlrs.,    superintendent    Free 

Kindergarten  Assn,  r.  1902  Vallejo 
Cooper  Selina  M.  Mrs.,  bakery,  2549  Folsom 
Cooper  Solomon,  janitor,  r.  1412  Powell 
Cooper  Sophia,  widow,  r.  318  Page 
Cooper  Theodore,  cook,  r.  25  Hinckley,  rear 
Cooper  Theodore  B.,  janitor,  r.  Ill  Prospect  PI 
Cooper  Thomas,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  424  Shotwell 


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Cooper  Thomas,  glass  blower,  r.  624  Fourth 

Cooper  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  4  Virginia 

Cooper  Thomas  H.,  blaLksmlth,  NE  cor  Sacramento 
and  Laurel 

Cooper  William,  r.  2119  Clay,  rear 

Cooper  William,  bartender,  r.  17  Verona 

Cooper  William,  cabinetmaker,  r.  2549  Folsom 

Cooper  William,  carpenter,  r.  330  OTarrell 

Cooper  William,  molder,  r.  541  Fourth 

Cooper  William  A.,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  923  How- 
ard 

Cooijer  William  A.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1206  Mason 

Cooper  William  H.,  butler  1112  Bush 

Cooper  William  R.,  patternmaker,  r.  11  State 

Co-operative  Grocery  Store,  Hermann  G.  Sahnke  jiro- 
ptr,  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and  Dolores 

CO-OPERATIVE  WATCH  REPAIRffle  CO. 

Otto  Siiiz  president,  Leon  Kaabe  treas- 
urer, Thomas  H.  Lord  secretary,  331 
Kearny,  room  14: 

Coopin  R.  J.,  carpenter,  r.  309  Jessie 

Coos  Bay  Coal  Co.  (Newport)  Frank  Barnard  & 
Co.  agents.  213  Jackson 

Coos  Bay  Oregon  Coal  Co.,  J.  O.  B.  Gunn  sec- 
retary, NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

Coos  Bay  Packets,  A.  M.  Simpson  &  Brother 
agents,  44  Market 

Coos  Bay  Stave  and  Lumber  Co.,  John  L.  Koster  man- 
ager, 33  Main,  office  323  Front 

Cootey  George  M.,  bookkeeper  William  J.  Taylor,  r. 
8  Lafayette 

Cootey  Patrick  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  7  Pearl 

Coover  Charles  S.,  mining,  r.  1  Fifth 

Coover  J.  P.,  r.  2720  Folsom 

Copaitich  L..  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

Cope  Anna  M.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  460  Sixth 

Cope  Crist,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Cope  George  W.  (Cope  &  Davis)  r.  .518  Van  Ness  Av 

Cope  James  H.,  bootfitter,  r.  464  Jessie 

Cope  Thomas,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1622  Mission,  r. 
Tremont  House 

Cope  W.  W.  (Cope  &  Boyd)   r.  Oakland 

Cope  6i  Boyd  (W.  W.  Cope  apd  James  T.  Boyd)  at- 
torneys at  law,  324  Pine,  rooms  11-14 

Cope  &  Davis  (George  W.  Cope  and  George  O.  Davis) 
stockbrokers,  324  Montgomery 

Copeland  Alexander  E.,  fireman  stmr  Bay  City,  r.  150 
Perry    • 

Copeland  Edward,  porter,  r.  26  M    • 

Copeland  F.  E.,  r.  609  Folsom 

Copeland  Henry  M.,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Spring  and  Mat- 
tress Co.,  r.  309  Ivy  jVv 

Copeland  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  309  Ivy  Av 

Copeland  Jesse,  carpenter,  r.  1304  Folsom 

Copeland  Robert,  compositor,  r.  460  Jessie 

Copeland  Susan  Mrs.,  nurse  Protpstant  Orphan  Asylum 

Copeland  William  G.,  architect,  r.  1304  Folsom 

Copeland  William  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  .533  Sacramento 

Copertini  Gaetano,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 Broad- 
way 

Copithorne  Richard,  stovemounter  W.  W.  Montague 
&  Co.,  r.  12  Rausch 

Copland  Eliza  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  215  Jones 

Copland  George  H.,  civil  engineer,  r.  215  Jones 

Copland  George  S.,  laborer,  r.  Excelsior  Hotel 

Copley  Kern,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and  Point  Lo- 
bos  Avs 

Copley  Richard  L.,  law  clerk,  r.  309  Elm  Av 

Copp ,  r,  1190  Harrison 

Copp  Frank  P.,  clerk  John  F.  English,  r.l306  Webster 

Copp  John  L.,  carpenter,  r.  362  Minna 

Copp  Matthew,  paiutt-r,  r.  36  Nevada 

Coppajve  John  W. ,  buttonhole  manufacturer,  37 
Second 

Copjie  V.  Mme.,  laundress,  r.  2924  California 

Coppel  James,  steerage  steward  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

Copper  Frank,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  436  Kearny,  r. 
iW%  Natonla 

Copper  Queen  Mining  Co.  (Yuma  Co.,  Arizona)  oflSce  26 
Merchants'  Exchange 

Coppinger  Mary,  widow,  r.  1309  Broadway 

Copi)ola  M.  R.  Miss,  teacher  languages,  r.  506 
Fourth 

Copriviza  John,  expressman,  corSansome  and  Mer- 
chant, r.  1508  Mason 

Copson  Benjamin,  broom  and  brush  mnfr,  322  Davis, 
r.  .507  Bush 

Coqueugniot  Jean  M.  (Somaly,  Schneider  &  Co.)  r. 
626  California 


Coqnille  MiU  &  Tu{;  Co.  (Coos  Co.,  Oregon)   M. 

L.  Hanscom  agent,  office  121  Washington   . 
Cora  Manuel,  cooper,  r.  422  Davis 
Coram  Daniel,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
Coram  John,  r.  16  Sherman 
Corbaley  Robert  C,  salesman   A.L.Bancroft   &   Co., 

r.  516  Fell 
Corbaley  William  G.,  conductor  S.  F.  and  N.  P.  RR.,  r. 

25  Clinton  Park 
Corbell  George  W.,  clerk,  r.  1015  Jackson 
Corbell  Peter,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1015  Jackson 
Corbell  Susie  L.   Miss,  assistant  Clement    Grammar 

School,  r.  1015  Jackson 
fi^     Corbell.     See  Korbel 

Corbett  Alexander  C,  contractor,  r.  937  Sutter 
Corbett  Catherine,  domestic  W  s   Pennsylvania  Av, 

bet  Butte  and  Solano 
Corbett  D.  W.,  cigars  and   tobacco,   5  Dupont,  r.   5J5 

Dupont 
Corbett  E.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Corbett  Edward,  r.  7  Dupont 
Corbett  Edward  P.,  receiver  Market  St.    RR.,   r.    2024 

Mission 
Corbett  Elizabeth  J.,    physician,    office  and  r.    200 

Stockton 
Corbett  Frank    (P.  J.  Corbett  &  Sons)  r.  518  Hayes 
Corbett  Henry  J.  (P.  J.  Corbett  &  Sons)  r.  518  Hayes 
Corbett  Hugh,  r.  16  Willow  Av 

Corbett  James,  engineer  J.  Sennett  &  Co.,  r.  447  Guer- 
rero 
Corbett  James  J.,  clerk  Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  518 

Hayes 
Corbett  John,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &   Co.,  r.  NW 

cor  Francisco  and  Larkin 
Corbett  John,  laborer,  r.  326  Vallejo 
Corbett  Jolin,  nightwatchman,  r.  3  Gilbert 
Corbett   John,  superintendent    laborers    warehouse 

department  Custom  House,   r.  1014  Lombard 
Corbett    John,    with    Cutting    Packing    Co.,   r.    240 

Minna 
Corbett  JohnC,  law  clerk,  r.  14  Second  Av 
Corbett  John  E.,  clerk  Free  Public  Library,  r.   3   Gil- 
bert 
Corbett  John    G.,   bottler   Bliven   &   Mitchell,  r.   240 

Minna 
Corbett  Joseph,  winchman  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Corbett  K.  Mrs.,  janitor  Starr  King  Primary  School 
Corbett  Malachi,  trackman,  r.  27  Stevenson  Av 
Corbett  Mary  Mrs.,  weaver,  r.  cor  Larkin   and  Fran- 
cisco 
Corbett  Nellie,   domestic  1316  Taylor 
Corbett  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1125  Broadway 
Corbett  Patrick  J.  (P.  J.  Corbett  &  Sons)  r.  518   Hayes 
Corbett  Patrick  J.  &  Sons  (Patrick  J.,  Frank  and 

Henry)  proprietors  Hayes  Valley  Livery  Stables, 

518-5'20  Hayes 
Corbett  Thomas  (Corbett  &  Roche)  r.  632  Hayes 
Corbett  Thomas,  bookkeeper  La  Grande  Laundry,  r. 

635  Geary 
Corbett  Thomas,  tinsmith  Wiester  &  Co.,  r.  14  Second 

Av 
Corbett  Thomas  B.,  harnessmaker,  r.  2415  California 
Corbett  William  (Corbett  &  Co.)  r.  2  Bryant  Av 
Corbett  William,  gilder  Charles   M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r.  2 

Bryant  Av 
Corbett  &  Co.  (William  Corbett   and  John   McGuire) 

varnishers  and  gilders,  357  Tehama 
Corbett  &  Roche  (Thomas  Corbett  and   Simon  Roche) 

liquor  saloon,  23  Second 
Corbett  &   Failing  (Portland,  Or.)    L.  H.  Wakefield, 

agent,  22  California 
Corbiilge  William  H..  clerk  general  passenger  and 

ticket  dept  8.  P.  RR.,  r.  Arcade  House 
Corbin  Charles  P..  miller,  r.  Mechanics'  Home 
Corbin  Hosmer,  storekeeper  Palace  Hotel,  r.  59  Steven- 
son 
Corbitt  William  (Corbitt  &  Macleay)  r.  San  Mateo 
Corbitt   (Sc   Macleay  (William  Corbitt  and  Donald 

and    Kenneth    Macleay)    wholesale   grocers    and 

shipping  merchants  (Portland,  Oregon)   office  218 

California,  room  1 
Corbus  Andrew  T.,  bookkeeper  McCarthy  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  1503"Jones 
Corbus  James  C,  salesman  M.  J.  Flevin,  r.  1503  Jones 
Corbus  J.  Parker,  student  Heald's   Business   College, 

r.  1.503  Jones 
Corby  M.  A.  Miss,  r.  1721  Hyde 
Corby  Walter    S.,  bootblack,  1   Mason,  r.  Bonanza 

House 
Corcelia  Johanna  Miss,  r.  114  Greenwich 


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Coroorau  Ann,  child's  nurse,  829  O'Farrell 
Corcor.an  Cornelius,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Corcoran  Daniel,  bartender,  r.  257  Perry 
Corcoran  Daniel,  capitalist,  r.  251  Perry,  rear 
Corcoran  Daniel  P.,  tailor,  1202  Market,  r.  7  Dale  PI 
Corcoran  Dennis,  expressman,  r.  116  Townsend 
Corcoran  Dennis  W.,  laborer,  r.  Hansa  House 
Corcoran  Edward  J.,  laborer,  r.  1914  Broderick 
Corcoran  Elizabeth   ti.  Miss,  tailorees   Samuel  Neu- 

berger,  r.  137  Third 
Corcoran  Ellen  Miss,  saleslady  Bernard  Blumenthal, 

r.  23  J^  Silver 
Corcoran  Frank  L.  (Corcoran  &  Co.)  r.  606  Fourth 
Corcoran  Frank  P.,  r.  704  Larkin 
Corcoran  Hannah  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  230  O'Farrell 
Corcoran  James,  coachman,  r.  68  Everett 
Corcoran  James  H.,  waiter,  r.  16  Natoma 
Corcoran  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  4-58  Natoma 
Corcoran  John,  contractor  and  builder,  r.822  Post 
Corcoran  John,  driver  Owen  Corcoran,  Mission  Road, 

ojjp  St.  Mary's  College 
Corcoran  John,  plumber,  r.  Twenty-fourth,  nr  Church 
Corcoran  John,  porter  Carolau,  Cory  &  Co.,  r.  2415 

Clay 
Corcoran  John  H.  (Corcoran  &  Co.)   r.  606  Fourth 
Corcoran  John  P.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  233  Twenty-eighth 
Corcoran  Joseph  A.,  butcher,  r.  116  Townsend 
Corcoran  Katie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  704  Larkin 
Corcoran  Lizzie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  137  Third 
Corcoran  iMargaret  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  5}<5  Board- 
man  PI 
Corcoran  Mary,  widow,  r.  1610  Hyde 
Corcoran  Mary  Miss,  bookbinder,  r.  137  Third 
Corcoran  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  506  Bryant 
Corcoran  Mary  Miss,  laundress,  r.  79  Jessie 
Corcoran  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1914  Broderick 
Corcoran  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  boarding,  W  s  Kentucky,  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Santa  Clara 
Corcoran  Mathew  J.,  traveling  salesman,  r.  1061  How- 
ard 
Corcoran  Michael,  insurance  agent,  r.  549  Bryant 
Corcoran  Michael  T.,  foundryman,  r.  '23  3^  Silver 
Corcoran    Owen,    dairyman,    Mi8:^ion  Koad,  opp  St. 

I  Mary's  College 

Corcoran  P.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 

I  Corcoran  Patrick,  r.  511  Minna 
Corcoran  Patrick,  plasterer,  r.  702  Clementina 

I  Corcoran  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  8  Oregon,  rear 

i  Corcoran  Patrick  C,  r.  16  Lafayette  PI 
Corcoran  Richard,  driver,  r.  257  Perry 
Corcoran  Robert,  cellarman,  r.  420  Bryant 

I  Corcoran  Thomas,  assistant  cashier  O'Neill  &  Stuart, 

I  r.  2098  Market 

Corcoran  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  551  Howard 

I  Corcoran  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  1887  Mission 

I  Corcoran  Timothy,  stableman,  r.  75  Minna 

I  Corcoran   William,   foreman  McCarthy  Bros.,  r.  118 


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Corcoran  William,  laborer,  r.  310  Folsom,  rear 
Corcoran  William  F.,  capitalist,  526  Kearny,  rooms  7- 

8,  r.  2098  Market 
Corcoran  William  F.,  lettercarrier  Post  OiHce,  r.  1610 

Hyde 
Corcoran  William  H.,  butcher,  r.  428  Third 
Corcoran  &  Co.  (John  H.  and  F.  L.  Corcoran)  proptrs 

Terminal  Hotel,  G06  Fourth 
B^~  Corcoran.     See  Cochran  and  Cochrane 
Cord  Annie,  widow,  r.  19  Alta 
C^  Cord.     See  Kord 
Corda  B.,  garde  ler,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Corda  Baptista,  milker  John  A.  Boy,  r.W  8  San  Bruno 

Road,  opp  Fifteenth  Av 
Oordan  A.  C.  &  Son  (Antonio  and  Frank  C.)  barbers, 

210  Drumm 
Cordan  Antonio  (A.  Cordan  &  Son)  r.  East  Oakland 
Cordan  Frank  C.  (A.  Cordan  &  Son)  r.  East  Oakland 
Cordano  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cordano  Antonio,  bootblack,  515  California,  r.  14063^ 

Dupont 
Cordano  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cordano  Giuseppe,  bootblack,  r.  4U5  Green 
Cordano  Jolin,  caudymaker  Schroder,  Albrecht  &  Co., 

r.  504  Green 
Cordano  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  W  s  MiBsion, 

opp  Powell  Av 
Cordano  Louis,  bootblack,  616  Montgomery,  r.  SW  cor 

Dupont  and  Broadway 
Cordano  Luigi,  bootblack,  403  Pine,  r.  5  St.  Charles 

PI 
Cordano  Luigi,  candymaker,  r.  604  Green 


Cordano  Michael,  bootblack,  646  Clay,  r.  Oakland 

Corde  Frank,  bookkeeper  M.  Waterman  &  Co.,  r.  1423 
Clay 

Cordell  Henry,  coachman  James  A.  Donohoe 

Corden  Edwin,  r.  525  Fourth 

Corden  Thomas,  books  and  stationery,  525  Fourth,  r. 
165  Silver 

Corder  Frederick  W.,  foreman  B.  F.  Sawyer  &  Co. ,  r. 
Eleventh  Av,  bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Corderoli  Pietro,  r.  627  Broadway 

Cordes  Albert  F.,  dairyman,  r.  23  Erie 

Cordes  Brun,   clerk  Christoph  Hacke,  r.  810  Sac 

Cordes    Charles   H.,   night    clerk    Hotel  Rhein,   909 
Kearny 

Cordes  Charles  H.  Jr.,  teamster,  r.  121  Hickory  Av 

Cordes  Claus  H.,  r.  52  Oak 

Cordes  Claus  H.,  wine  merchant,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  York 

Cordes  Gustavus,  carpenter,  r.  318  Day 

Cordes  Henry,  porter  Collins  &  Tilden,r.  S  6  Rutledge 
Av,  bet  California  and  Columbia  Avs,  B.  H. 

Cordes  Herman,  salesman  L.  Feldmann  &  Co.,  r.  Mil- 
ton Hotise 

Cordes  Herman  Jr.,  clerk  L.  Feldmann  &  Co..  r.  Oak- 
land 

Cordes  Herman  W.,  teamster  Albert  Man  &  Co.,  r.  52 
Oak 

Cordes   Jacob    H.,   groceries   and    liquors,    SE   cor 
Twenty-sixth  and  Valencia 

Cordes  Jolin  (Otten  &  Cordes)  r.  1401  Stockton 

Cordes  John,  seaman  schr  California,  r.  263  East 

Cordes  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  1406  Polk 

Cordes  Matilda,'  widow,  r.  23  Erie 

Cordes  Tillie  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  640  Clay,  r.  23 
Erie 

6^  Cordes.    See  Cords  and  Kordes 

Cordon  Antonio  C,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 
510  Bush 

Cordouau  Josephine  Mrs.,  laundry,  35  3^  Turk 

Cordova  Richard,  gasfitter,  r.  1519  J4  Dupont 

Oordray  Laura,  domestic  W  s  Washington  Av,  nr  Pre- 
cita  Av,  B.  H. 

Cords  D.  A.,  bookkeeper  Parrott  &  Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Cords  Johanna,  widow,  r.  24  Jansen 

Cords  Robert,  bookkeeper  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  716 
Franklin 

B£^  Cords.     See  Coi-des  and  Kordes 

Cordy  George  H.,  wheelwright,  r.  1115  Howard 

Cordy  John,  master  mariner,  r.  1208  Howard 

Cordy  John  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1208  Howard 

Cordy  Walter   M.,  clerk  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  1206)4 
Howard 

Core  John,  laborer,  r.  908  Folsom,  rear 

Corero  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  r.  143^  Bitch 

Corey  A.  L.  Mrs.,  hairdresser,  r.  6  Antonio 

Corey  Clarence  A.,  compositor  Bosqui  Engraving  and 
Printing  Co.,  r.  1104  Montgomery 

Corey  J.  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1212  Turk 

Corey  John  J.,  r.  1212  Turk 

Corey  John  L.,  watchman,  r.  1212  Turk 

Corey  Liness  C.,  expressman,  r.  6  Antonio 

Corey  Louis,  laborer,  r.  117  Jackson 

Corey  Thomas,  stoves  and  tinware,  204  Pacific,  r.  811 
Harrison 

8^  Corey.     See  Corry  and  Cory 

Corin  John,  cook,  r.  9  Pacific 

Corinson  Isaac,   upholsterer,   r.   NE   cor   Green  and 
Buchanan 

Corinson  Jacob,  shoemaker,  r.  NE  cor  Green  and 
Buchanan 

Corinson  Morris,   dry  goods  dealer,  r.  NE  cor  Green 
and  Buchanan 

Corinson  Nathaniel,  barber,  r.  1829  Union 

Corinson  Samuel,   upholsterer,  r.  NE  cor  Green  and 
Buchanan 

Cork  William  H.,  clerk  James    H.  Widber,  r.    120 
O'Farrell 

Corkery  Hannah,  widow,  r.  1520  Broadway 

Corkerv  James  (Corkery   &  Quill)  r.  530  Tehama,  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth 

Corkery  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  409  Eleventh 

Corkery  Mary  Miss,  assistant  Jackson  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  1520  Broadway 

Corkery  Patrick,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  507  Ash  Av 

Corkery  &  Quill  (James  Corkery  and  Anthony  Quill) 
groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Howard 

Corkey  Timothy,   washer  P.   L.  Archibald  &  Co.,  r. 
cor  Second  and  Minna 


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Corleis  Henry,  steward  Ahlborn  House,  323  Dupont 

Corlett  C,  laborer,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Corlett  David,  longshoreman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Corlett  George,  seaman,  r.  '221  Green 

Corlett  Herbert  D.,  messenger  Custom  House,  r.   213 

Turk 
Corlett  Theresa  Miss,  actress,  r.  213  Turk 
Corlett  Theresa  Mrs.,  authoress,  r.  213  Turk 
Cori  tt  William,  master  mariner,  r.  221  Green 
Corley  George,   blacksmith  Crittenden  &   M^ue,  r. 

Union  Hotel 
Corley  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  3.57  First,  rear 
Corley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  357  First 
Corley  William,  lithographic  printer  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Corliss  Augustus  W.,  captain  Eighth  Infantry  U.  S.  A., 

commanding  Co.  C,  Angel  Island 
Corliss  E.  A.,  Mrs. .widow,  r.  S  8  Gody.  nr  Virginia  Av 
Corliss  M.  J.  Mrs'.,  widow,  tailoress.  r.  611  Shotwell 
Corliss  Thoma.s  M.,  bruflhmaker  John  E.  Ford,  r.  512 

Moultrie.  B.  H. 
Corliss  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  51  Minna 
Cormac  T.  E.  K.  (Cormac  &  Jahn)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Cormac  «k  Jalrni   (T.  E.  K.  Cormac  and   Albrecht 

Jahn)  attorneys  at  law  and  collectors,  606  Clay 
Cormack  Charles  F.,  salesman  Ichi  Ban,  r.  206  Pow- 
ell 
Cormack  Daniel,  saloonkeeper,  r.  219  Minna 
Cormack  Jessie  Mrs.,  r.  l-'JOS  Powell 
Gorman  Edward  P.,  salesman  Lebenbaiun,  Goldberg 

&  Bowen,  r.  1011  Masoh 
Cormick  Albert  E.,  r.  117  Park  Av 
Cormick  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  117  Park  Av 
Cormike  Henr>-,  cook.  r.502  Bush 
Cornahrens   Herman,   groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Sixth 
Coruart  Augustus,   tailor  H.   Bruggemann,  r.  426 >g 

Grove 
Cornart   George   W.,   salesman   Ackerman    Bros.,   r. 

42HM  Grove 
Cornart  Louis  S.,  clerk,  r.  426}^  Grove 
Corneglia  Giuseppe,  tisherman.  r.  898  Front 
Corneglia  Stefano,  fisherman,  r.  898  Front 
Cornelius  Frederick  O.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  300 

Fourth,  r.  8  Erie 
Cornell  A.  F.,  chief  clerk  landdept  8.  P.  RR.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Cornell  Ann,  widow,  r.  15  Laskie.  rear 
Cornell  Catherine,  widow,  r.  106  Mason 
Cornell  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

East  Oakland 
Cornell   Chauncey   C,  keeper  Spring  Valley   W.  W., 

Lake  Honda  Reservoir 
Cornell  Ella  L.  Miss,  assistant    Lincoln    Grammar 

School,  r.  320  O'Farrell 
Cornell  George,  cook,  NE  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Cornell  George  P.  (II.  B.  Hall  it  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Cornell  James,  |>8inter,  r.  118  Dupont 
Cornell  J.  B.,  r.  NE  cor  Dolores  and  Eighteenth 
Cornell  John  R.,  painter,  r.  142  ?<;  Clara 
Cornell  John  R.,  sashmaker  Uriah  Segars,  r.  771   Har- 
rison 
Cornell  M.,  actor  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  105  Leavenworth 
Cornell  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  2124  Mason 
Cornell  Mary  Miss,  teacher,  r.  907  Shotwell 
Cornell  Nancy,  widow,  r.  1220  Market 
Cornell  T.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  137  Montgomery 
Cornell  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Dolores  and  Eight- 
eenth 
Cornell  Stephen  V.,  carpenter,  r.  20  Everett 
Cornell  W.  C,  r.  NE  cor  Eighteenth  and  Dolores 
Cornell  William,  clerk  Murray  &  Co.,  r.  418  Geary 
Cornell   William   C,   collector  S.  C.  Harding,  r.  2710 

Pine 
■^  Cornell.     See  Connell 
Cornels  Gustave  W.,  laborer,  r.  909  Kearny 
Cornenz  Gerhardt,   confectioner   Schroth   &  Wester- 
field,  r.  228  Kearny 
Corneps  Catherine  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1622  Stockton 
Cornep.i  Herman,  tinsTnith,  r.  1622  Stockton 
Cornfoot  David,  r.  2419  Clay 
Cornick  S.  E.,  weigher,  r.  415  Broadway 
Corning  Richard  S.  (Coming  &  Co.)  r.  106  Taylor 
Cornin  jT  &  Co.  (Richards.  Corning  and   John   F. 

Taylor)  wood  and  coal,  11-13  Taylor 
Cornish  Charles  H.,  r.   W  s   Mission,  nr   St.   Mary's 

College 
Cornish  John  W..  waiter,  r.  'R  Sherwood  PI 
Cornish    Thomas    H.,    painter    S.     P.   RR.,     r.     519 
O'Farrell 


Cornish  William,  conductor  Central  RR.,  r.  cor  Turk 

and  Fillmore 
Corn-wall  P.,  oculist  and  aurist,  office  304  Sutter, 

r.  Oakland 
Cornwall  Henry  F.,  cutter  Rosenthal,  Feder  k  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Cornwall  J.  H.,  workman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Cornwall  John,  millwright,  r.  1644  Mission 
Cornwall  Leonard,  messenger  Free  Public  Library,  r. 

1213  Devisadero 
Corn-»vall  Pieri-e  B.,   president   Black   Diamond 
Coal  Mining  Co.,  and  Bellingham  Bay   Coal   Co., 
office  SE  cor  Spear  and  Folsom,  r.  609  Harrison 
Cornwall  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  28  De  Boom 
Cornwall  William  A.,  attorney  at  law,  606  Montgom- 
ery, r.  1213  Devisadero 
Cornwell  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  210  Steuart 
Cornwell  Charles,  boltcutter,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  bet 

Butte  and  Solano 
Cornwell  George,  engineer  S.  P.  RR. 
Cornwell  J.  V.  Mrs.,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  bet  Butte  and 

Solano 
Cornwell  Stephen  G.  (Cornwell  &  Co.)  r.  631  Steven- 
son 
Cornwell  W.  L.,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  Santa  Cruz 
Cornwell  &  Co.  (Stephen  G.  Cornwell)    books  and 

stationery.  1152  Market 
Cornyn  John,  r.  152  Minna 

Cornynn  Frank  W.,  painter,  r.  12  J^  Oak  Grove  Av 
Cornynn  John,  carriagepainter,  r.  2  Alger  PI 
Cornynn  Joseph,  carriagepainter,  r.  12  M  Oak  Grove  Av 
Cornynn  Mortimer,  stevedore,  r.  12)4  Oak  Grove  Av 
Corona  Jesus,  carrier  La  Republica,  r.  1010  Kearny 
Coroner  City  and  County,   F.  L.   Weeks,  oioace 

643  Sacramento 
Corporation  Yard  City  and  County,  SE  cor  Fifth  and 

Berry 
Corporation  Yard  S.  F.  Fire  Dept.  .lO  Sacramento 
Corr  David  L.,  compositor,  r.  427  Natoma 
Corr  James,  seaman,  r.  107  Minna 
Corr  William  F.,  plumber,  r.  334  Sixth 
Corrado  Liiigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Corrales  Joseph,  compositor,  r.  1513  Powell 
Corran  Margaret,  domestic  2032  Bush 
Corran  Patrick,  plasterer  Presidio  Reservation 
Corran  William,  laborer,  r.  163  Minna 
Corran  William  H.  L.  (Corran  &  Hebb)  r.  963  Mission 
Corran  «S{  Hebb  (William  H.  L.  Corran  and  A.  Y. 

Hebb)  publishers,  518  Clay 
Correntz  Henry,  laborer,  r.  2)^  Hayward,  rear 
Corridon  John,  shoemaker,  r.  1712}^  Stevenson 
Corrien  James  E.,  waiter  stmr  Constance,  r.  29  Jessie 
Corrieri  Francesco,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Corrigan  Alice,  groceries  and  liquors,  418  Seventh 
Corrigan  Bridget  Miss,  r.  426  Clementina 
Corrigan  Francis  J.,  policeman,  r.  1321  Kearny 
Corrigan  J.,  stonecutter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Corrigan  James  R.,  cooper,  r.  344  Shipley 
Corrigan  J.  J.,  r.  Lick  House 
Corrigan  John,  tailor,  r.  227  Second 
Corrigan  Mary,  widow,  r.  344  Shipley 
Corrigan  Mary,  widow,  r.  1411  Dupont 
Corrigan  Mary  J.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  1411  Dupont 
Corrigan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  254  Jessie 
Corrigan  Peter, boile'rmakerRisdon  Land  L.Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Corrigan  Thomas,  brassfinisher,  and  extraman  Hook 

and  Ladder  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1411  Dupont 
Corriugton  Jane,  \ndow,  r.  836  Sutter 
Corrish  James,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
Corriveaii  Lioui-s,  hairdreesing  saloon  and  baths, 

113-115  Geary 
Corry  William,  hostler  William  E.  Bridge,  r.  433  Bush 
SS'"  Corry.     See  Corey  and  Cory 
Corsetto  Harry,  bartender,  r.  513  Hyde 
Corsi  Antonio,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Corsi  Glacomo,  Fishermen's  Assn,  3il7  Broadway 
Corsiglia  Carlo,  gardener,  r.  N  s  Market,  bet  Sanchez 

and  Church 
Corsiglia  (jiuseppe,  Italian   Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Corson  Ralph  E.,  draftsman  Wright  &  Sanders,  r.  Ahl- 
born House 
Corte  Louis  (G.  Brusco  &  Co.)  r.  903  Montgomery 
Cortelyou  Cornelius  L.,  clerk,  r.  547  Minna 
Cortelyou  Edward,  butcher,  r.  547  Minna 
Cortelyou  Peter  L.  (John  Wilton  &  Co.)  r.  547  Minna 
Cortez  Francis,  saddler,  r.  605  Broadway 
Corthay  Louis  C,  machinist,  r.  1507  Leavenworth 


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Corti  Joseph,  marble  sculptor  A.  Paltenghi,  r    1407 

Baker 
Corticelli  T.  B.,  with  Brown  &  Metzner,  r.  Palace 

Hotel 
Cortoli  James,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 
Cortopassi  Aurelio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 
Cortopassi    Samuele,    Italian    Bersaglieri     Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Cortsen  Frank,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Jackson  PI 
Cortsen  Henry  J.,  laborer,  r.  5  Jackson  PI 
Corvi  Nicolas,  carpenter,  r.  7  Jasper  PI 
Corville  Emerson,  manager  Red  Cross  Packing  Co    r 
2120  Jackson  "    ' 

Corwin  E.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  210  Thirteenth 
Corwin  George  W.,  bookkeeper  What  Cheer  Laundrv, 

r.  611  ii^  Minna 
Corwin  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  r.  210  Thirteenth 
Cory  B.  F.,  bricklayer,  r.  Ahlburn  House 
Cory  B.  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  69  St.  Ann's  Building 
Cory  George,  cook,  r.  Waterloo  House 
Cory  Isaac  H.  (Cardan,  Cory  &  Co.)  r.  316  Oak 
Cory  Isabel,  widow,  r.  546  Mission 
Cory  J.,  teamster  Hancock  &  Kelso,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and 

Powell 
Cory  S.  W.  Miss,  teacher  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 
B^^  Cory.     Bee  Corey  and  Corry 
Coryell  John  R..  broker,  r.  714  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cosalli  Giovanni,  shoemaker.  706  Montgomery 
Cosbie  Frederick,  molder,  r.  2209  Mission 
Cosbie  William,  harness  and  collarmaker,  423  Mission 
r.  2006  Mission  ' 

CoBgrave  Michael,  miller,  r.  International  Hotel 
Cosgrave  William  J.,  metalroofer,  r.  333  Shipley 
Cosgrifl  Anna  G.,  millinery,  56   Third,  r.  SW  cor  Pa- 
cific Av  and  Webster 
Cosgrifif  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  546  Mission 
Cosgriflf  Martin   F.,  foreman   E.  T.  Anthony  &  Co    r 

1612  Franklin  '' 

CosgrQve  Andrew  P.,  shoemaker,  r.  356  Third 
Cosgrove  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  25  Jansen 
Cosgrove  Christopher,  attorney  at  law  and  collector 

33  Kearny 
Cosgrove  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  515  Geary 
Cosgrove  Edward,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r 

515  Geary 
Cosgrove  E.  E.,  machinist,  r.  636  Commercial 
Cosgrove  Frank,  engineer  Oregon  Imp.  Go's  Wharf 
Cosgrove  James,  milkman,  SE  cor  Beach  and  Brod- 

erick 
Cosgrove  James,  stevedore,  r.  106  Tehama 
Cosgrove  James,  liquor  saloon  and  lodgings,  100  Mc- 
Allister 
Cosgrove  John,  r.  25  Jansen 

Cosgrove  John,  chief  engineer  C.  p.  RR.  stmr  Apache 
r.  227  Green 
!  Cosgrove  John,  policeman,  r.  1710  Leavenworth 
[  Cosgrove  John  H.,  superintending  engineer  P.  C  SS 
Co.,  r.  775  Harrison 
Cosgrove  John  T.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1740  Market 

r.  33  Latayette 
Cosgrove  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  413  Sutter 
Cosgrove  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  356  Third 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  boarding,  43  Vallejo 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  dairyman,  8W    cor  Merced    anh. 

Thirtieth 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  milkman,  r.  Folsom,  bet  Army  and 

Precita  PI  ' 

Cosgrove  Patrick   C,  packer  O.  Lawton  &Co.,r.  118 

Bernard 
Cosgrove  Patrick  H.,  mariner,  r.  9  Kohler  PI 
Cosgrove  Philip,  contractor,  r.  33  Lafayette  I 

Cosgrove  Thomas,   laborer  Oriental    Bonded  Ware- 

house,  r.  1903  Dunont 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Devisadero 

and  O  Farrell 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  436  Valleio  i 

^^  erick       ""'^^'  "lilkman,  SW  cor  Beach  and  Brod-  | 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  porter,  r.  1903  Dupont 
Cos^ove   Thomas,   Rig.   and   Stev.  Union  Assn,   800 

Montgomery  ' 

Cosgrove  William,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 
Cosins  Thomas,   polisher  La  Grande  Laundry    E   si 

Ihirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Cosmo   Frank,  Austrian   Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgom-  I 

Cosmopolitan  Mining  Co.,  Butler  Burris  secretarv   '>-  ' 

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Cosmopolitan  Printiiijr  House,  P.  J.  Thomas 

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A.  H.  Lissak  president,  F.  W.  Ludovici  secretory . 
i  factory  Berry,  nr  Sixth,  office  202  Bush 

Cosmopolitan    Saloon,  S.  S.  Sample  proprietor, 

<         231  Kearny 
Coso  House,  L.  J.  Ewell  proprietor,  411  Sansome 
.^-.^  Jackson,  with  Bank  of  British  Columbia,  r. 
609  Pine 
Cossett  Fred  W.,  clerk,  r.  738  Shotwell 
Cossit  Isidore,  r.  736  Pacific 
I  Cost  Frederick,  printer  Britton  &  Rey,  r.  318  Chest- 
I         nut 
I  Costa  Angelo,  fruits,  r.  908  Pacific,  rear 

Costa  Brothers    (Giacome  and  Giuseppe)    boarding 
:  314  Pacific 

Costa  Charley  blacksmith,  r.  41294  Fifth 
!  Costa  Constantino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Costa  EUich,  cooper,  r.  318  Lombard 
Costa  Francesco,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
I  Costa  Giacome  (Costa  Brothers)  r.  314  Pacific 
I  Costa  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
I  Costa  Giuseppe  (Costa  Brothers)  r.  314  Pacific 
Costa  Henry,  teamster,  r.  569  Sixteenth 
Costa  J.  &  Co  (John  Costa  and  Antonio  Podesta)  gro- 
ceries, SE  cor  Pacific  and  Powell 
Costa  Joao  A.,  Portuguese  Pro.   and  Ben.   Soc,  510 

Bush 
Costa  John  (J.  Costa  &  Co.)  r.  908  Pacific 
Costa  John,  fruits,  r.  4  Keyes  Alley 
Costa  Jose  (J.  M.  Tinoco  ct  Co.)  r.  931  Pacific 
Costa  Lorenzo,  r.  1206  Kearny 

Costa  Peter,  dairyman,  SVVcor  Twentieth  and  Colum- 
bia 
l3S"Costa.    See  Coster  and  Koster 
Costaguta  Vincenzo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wash 

Costello ,  junk,  r.  115  Second 

Costello  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,  821  Folsom 

Costello  Daniel  M.,  rigger,  r.  426  Twenty-ninth 

Costello  Frank,  clerk,  r.  1316  California 

Costello  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Costello  George,  tanner,  r.  SE  cor  Day  and  Sanchez 

Costello  J.,  beilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Costello  J.,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation 

Costello  James,  r.  532  Bryant 

Costello  James,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  16  Taylor  rear 

Costello  James,  laborer,  1812  Broderick 

Costello  James,  laborer,  r.   Greenwich,  bet  Scott  and 

Devisadero 
Costello  James,  machinist,  r.  1208  Union 
Costello  James  M.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Motlatt  &  Co 

r.  329  O'Farrell  ' 

Costello  J.  F.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1316  California 
Costello  John,  compositor,  r.  223  Moultrie 
Costello  John,  laborer,  r.  11  Folsom  Av,  rear 
Costello  John,  laborer,  r.  Cincinnati  Hotel 
Costello  John,  packer   clothing  dept  U.   S.   A.    r    54 

Everett  ' 

Costello  John,  porter  George  W.  Tindal,  r.  10  Green 
Costello  John,  teamster,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Costello  John  T.,  messenger  Cal.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  524 

Davis 
Costello  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  16  Taylor,  rear 
Costello  Joseph,  laborer  Sol.  Tesmore,  r.  21  Lafayette 
Costello  Joseph  E.,  buyer  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co    r 
329  O'Farrell  '    ' 

Costello  Joseph  H.,  painter,  r.  106  Ifetoma 
Costello  Lawrence,  tinsmith,  r.  54  Everett 
Costello  Leo,  clerk,  r.  426  Twenty-ninth 
Costello  Max,  bartender,  r.  20^<i  Fifth 
Costello   Michael,  engine  wiper  S.    P.  RR.,   r.   1929 

Howard 
Costello  Michael,  laborer,  r.  813  Filbert 
Costello  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1811  Howard 
Costello  Michael,  marblepolisher,  r.  183  Jessie 
Costello  Michael,  painter,  r.  216  Eleventh 
Costello  Michael,  printer,  r.  914  3<i  Harrison 
Costello  Mollie  Miss,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1316  Califor- 

nia 
Costello  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  137  Fifth 
Costello  Patrick,  shoemaker,  706  Larkin 
Costello  Patrick,  stonemason,  r.  73  Natoma 
Costello  Patrick  H.,  laborer,  r.  233  Minna 
Costello  Peter,  engineer,  r.  6  Myrtle  Av 
Costello  Samuel,  r.  cor  Dolores  and  Seventeenth 
Costello  Samuel,  cook  City  and  Countv  Almshouse 
Costello  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  14  Harriet" 
Costello  T.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Costello  Thomas,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1328  Natoma 
Costello  Thomas  J.,  driver  Spenco  &  Johnson,  r 
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Costello  Thomas,  elevatorman  Palace  Hotel 

Costello  Walter,  laborer,  r.  5  Harriet 

Costello  William,  laborer  Pao.  Kolling  Mills 

B^Costello.     See  Castella,  Castellar  and  Castello 

CoBtellow  Nellie  M.  Miss,  compositor,  r.  920  Geary 

Coster  John  H.,  captain  Eighth  Cavalry  V.  S.  A.,  Aid- 
de-cainp  Major  General  McDowell,  Presidio  Res- 
ervation 

Coster  Joseph,  r.  8  Hyde 

Coster  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  25  Garden 

l^^'Coster.     See  Costa  and  Koster 

Costerauste  Henry,  r.  727  Bush 

Costes  Josephine,  domestic  1131  Ellis 

Costigau,  Cohen  &  Co.  (James  M.  Costigan  and  Wil- 
liam G.  and  Edgar  A.  Cohen)  commission  grain 
and  wool  brokers,  2s  California 

Costigan  H..  laborer  Pao.  Kolliiig  Mills 

Costigan  James  M.  (Costigan,  Cohen  &  Co.)  r.  Oak- 
land 

Costigan  Thomas,  carriage  and  wagonmaker,  40-t  Jack- 
son, r.  308  Jessie 

Costigliotto  Antonio,  gardener,  r.  314  Pacific 

Costre  Mary,  tailoress,  r.  4183^  Larkin 

Costre  Spiridione,  shoemaker,  418)^  Larkiu,  r.  6ii 
Golden  Gate  Av 

CosuUo  Antonio,  gardener,  r.  314  Pacific 

Cota  Cladaura,  physician,  r.  fJ38  Green 

Cota  Michael,  vaquero,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 
South  .S.  F. 

Cote  A.,  r.  California  Hotel 

Cotrel  Thomas,  r.  1522  Clay 

Cotrel  Tliuiuas  Jr.,  agent  E.  R.  Durkee  &  Co's 
spices,  baking  powder,  etc.,  and  C.  Gilbert's 
starches,  405  Front,  r.  Alameda 

Cotrel  William  B.  (A.  J.  Plate  &  Co.)  r.  1518  Clay 

e^Cotrel.     See  Cottrell 

Cott  Jules,  waiter  Maisou  Doree,  r.  912  Jackson 

Cotta  Charles,  r.  California  Hotel 

Cotta  Emanuel  L.,  proptr  Mint  Restaurant,  605  Com- 
mercial, r.  15  John 

Cotta  Frederick,  boilermaker,  r.  22t)  Twenty-eighth 

Cotte  Elodide  Mrs.,  French  laundry,  411  Geary 

Cotte  J.  B.,  liquor  saloon,  532  Merchant,  r.  411  Geary 

Cotte  William,  seaman  bktu  Ella,  r.  26  Clay 

Cotter  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  159  Clara,  rear 

Cotter  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  718  Grove,  rear 

Cotter  Edward  B.,  member  Board  of  Fire  Commis- 
sioners, office  old  City  Hall,  r.  25  Dupont 

Cotter  George,  bartender  Russ  House,  r.  407  Taylor 

Cotter  I.,  watchmaker,  r.  416  Broadway 

Cotter  Jane  E.,  widow,  flower  preserver,  100  O'Farrell 

Cotter  Jeremiah,  porter  John  MoUoy,  r.  251  First 

Cotter  John,  laborer,  r.  301  Larkin 

Cotter  John,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Cotter' John,  millwright,  r.  25  Glover 

Cotter  John  C,  r.  15  Powell 

Cotter  John  C,  guard  House  of  Correction 

Cotter  Lawrence,,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s  Mission,  bet 
Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 

Cotter  Mary  S.,  widow,  r.  Florida,  bet  Nineteenth  and 
and  Twentieth 

Cotter  Maurice,  shoemaker,  521  Valencia 

Cotter  Nicholas,  laborer,  r.  i  Morrell  PI 

Cotter  Nicholas  Jr.,  laborer,  r.  4  Morrell  PI 

Cotter  Richard,  apprentice  W.  E.  Lane 

Cotter  Richard,  milkrauch,  Eighth  Av,  nr  C,  South 
S.  F. 

Cotter  Timothy  (Brown  &  Co.)  r.  113  O'Farrell 

Cotter  Timothy,  longshoreman,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Cotter  Timothy,  plumber,  r.  159  Clara,  rear 

Cotter  William,  Draymen  and  Teamsters'  Union,  121 
Eddy 

Cotter  William  J.,  bookkeeper  Payot,  I'pham  &  Co.,r. 
Oakland 

l^'Cotte*.     See  Cotta  and  Cutter 

Cotterell  Edward  S.,  butcher,  r.  421  Fourth 

Cotting  Ebenezer  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  2107  Mason 

Cottingham  Hilliard  P.,  bookkeeper  Tallant  &  Co.,  r. 

710  California 
Cottle  Franklin  D.,  sheepraiser,  r.  932  Howard 
Cottle  James  E.,  painter  and  whitener,  4'26M  Broad- 
way, r.  509  Broadway 

■  Cottle    John    E.   Rev.,    assistant    pastor    St.   Mary's 
Cathedral,  r.  0'2M  California 
Cottle  John  E.,  plasterer,  r.  1331  California 
Cottle  Mary,  dressmaker,  r.  1331  California 
Cottle  T.  C,  r.  1130  Market 
Cottle  Thomas,  plasterer,  r.  1331  California 
Cotton  Daniel  £.  (Haycock,  Tallant  ^  Cotton)  r.  1013 
Pierce 


Cotton  Gilbert  P.,  first  lieutenant  First  Artillery,  U- 

S.  A..  Fort  Point  San  Jose 
Coiton  John  H.,  land   agent,  r.  cor    Guerrero    and 

Twenty-sixth 
Cotton  John  P.,  engineer,  r.  151  Tehama 
Cotton  Lottie  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  '29  Dupont 
Cotton  Mamie  Miss,  fringemaker  Mrs.  A.  Colombat,  r. 

151  Tehama 
Cotton  Walter,  boilermaker  S.  P.  RR..  r.  114  Shotwell 
Cotton  Wesley,  seaman,  r.  203  Pacific 
Cotton  Zelotns  A.,  sviperiutendent  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  434  Second 
Cottrell   Charles,  sashmaker  Main  k  Winchester,  r. 

West  Berkeley 
Cottrell  Edward  M.,  city  agent  The   State  Investment 

and  Insurance  Co.,  r.  606  Shotwell 
Cottrell  Edward  S.  (Hayden  S  Cottrell)    r.  421  Fourth 
Cottrell  Geortfe,  millwright  Joseph  Wagner  &  Co. 
Cottrell  Sarah  A.,wid(jw,  proptr  Pacific  Lodgings,  209 

Leidesdorfi' 
l^-Cottrell.     See  Cotrel 
Conbron^li    Henry,  president  Genesee  Hill  Co., 

715  Sansome,  r.  1250  Montgomery 
Couch  H.  M.  Mrs.,  proptr  Saratoga  House, 931  Market, 

and  lodgings,  1013  Market 
Couch  Hosea  M.,  boots  and  shoes,  849  Valencia 
Couch  John,  foreman  Daniel  McCarty,  r.  448  Guerrero 
Couch  John  P.,  laborer,  r.  1204  Leavenworth 
Couderc  Antoine,  tanner,   r.   Sixth   Av,   bet  Q  and  R, 

South  S.  F. 
Coughlan  Alice,  domestic  1007Gough 
Coughlan  Bessie,  domestic  1000  Van  Ness  Av 
Coughlan  Bridget,  domestic  SW   cor  Eddy  and  Frank- 
lin 
Coughlan  Daniel,  Jour.   Shipwrights'   Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Coughlan  J.  Mrs.,  millinery,  919  Market 
Coughlan  James,  millinery  goods,  919  Market 
Coughlan  J.  D.,  miner,  r.  Lick  House 
Coughlan  John,  plumber,  r.  1165  Howard 
Coughlan  John,  stonedresser  Joseph  Wagner  &  Co.,  r. 

7  Bagley  PI 
Coughlan  Maria,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  26  Sixth 
Coughlan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  310  Minna 
Coughlan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  221  Clara 
Coughlan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.   W  s  Chattanooga,  bet 

Twenty-tirst  and  Twenty- second 
Coughlan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  14  Sumner 
Coughliu  Cornelius,  molder,  r.  527  Folsom 
Cougbliu  Daniel,  expressman,  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  W  s 

Bryant,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Coughlin  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  35  Tehama 
Coughlin  Daniel,  laborer.  r.SW  cor  Lombard  and  Fill- 
more 
Coughlin  J. ,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Coughlin  James,   springmaker,  r.   N  s  Valley,  nr  San 

Jose  Av 
Coughliu  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  6.32  Howard 
Coughlin  Jeremiah  J.,  expressman,  Oakland  Ferry,  r. 

209  Perry 
Coughlin  John,  carpenter,  r.  1114  Broadway 
Coughlin  John,  laborer,  r.  22  Frederick 
Coughlin  John,  plumber,  and  assistant  foreman  Hose 
No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.   SW    cor  Lombard  and  Fill- 
more 
Coughlin  John,  teamster,  r.  1443  Leavenworth 
Coughlin  John  D.,  butcher,  r.  1012  Bryant 
Coughliu  John  J.,  haruessmaker,  r.  35  Tehama 
Coughlin  Julia,  domestic  1019  Pierce 
Coughlin  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1114  Broadway 
Coughlin  Louisa  Mise,  r.  126  Fifth 
Ct)Ughlin  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  418  J^  Natoma 
Coughlin  Mary,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Lombard  and  Fill- 
more 
Coughlin  Michael,  hostler,  r.  308  Miuna 
Coughlin  Patrick,  glassblower,  r.  346  Fourth 
Coughlin  Robert,  tile  cutter,  r.  64  First 
Coughlin  Thomas,  molder,  r.  309  Bryant 
Coughlin  Thomas,  salesman  Pausou   &  Roman,  r.  519 

Taylor 
Coughlin  William,  blacksmith,  r.  35  Tehama 
Coughlin  William,  carpenter,  r.  Califoi-nia  Hotel 
Coughlin  William,  hostler,  r.  65  Natoma 
S^Coughlin.     See  Cughlan.  Coghlin,   Caughlin  and 

Coughlan 
Coughran  Patrick,  policeman,  r.  1623  Eddy 
Coughtree  .\lfred  B.,  butcher,  r.  838  Mission 
Couhig  John,  fireman,  r.  356  'rhird 
Couler  James,  photographer  Karras  &  Brown,  r.  317 
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Coulie  John  D.,  shipping  clerk  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

120  Seventh 
Coulihan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  220  Grove 
CouUiard  Charles  E.,  instrument  maker  Cal.  Electri- 
cal Works,  r.  415  Mason 
Coulon  Edmond,  tailor,  r.  528  Vallejo 
Coulon  Virginie  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Larkin  St 

Primary  School,  r.  332  Shipley 
Coulson  John,  salesman  C.  Curtiu,  r.  331  McAllister 
Coulson  Nathaniel  T.,  clerk  E.   Cahill  &  Co.,  r.  706 

Stockton 
S®"Coulson.     See  Colson 
Coulter  Eliza  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  535  Geary 
Coulter  George  M.,  molder,  r.  243  Fremont 
Coulter  George  T.,  capitalist.  320  Sansome,  room 

15,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Coulter  James,  bricklayer,  r.  535  Geary 
Coulter  James,  machinist,  r.  120  Seventh 
Coulter  James  D.,  carpenter  aijid  builder,  640  J^   How- 
ard, r.  1413  Van  Ness  Av 
Coulter  Jeanuie  Miss,  r.  419  Eddy 
Coulter  John,  r.  725  ?<;  Minna 
Coulter  John  W.,  brakeman  S.  P.  KR.,  r.  cor  Fourth 

and  Townsend 
Coulter  John  W.,  plumber,  r.  75  Minna 
Coulter  Robert,  agent  Wakefield  Rattan  Co.,  644  Mar- 
ket, r.  1413  Van  Ness  Av 
Coulter  William,  laborer,  r.  243  Fremont 
Coulter  William  A.,  marine  painter,  515  California   r 
1300  Pine  ' 

Coulter  William  J.,  molder.  r.  243  Fremont 
Coulter  Winfleld  W.,  salesman  Robert  Coulter,  r.  1413 

Van  Ness  Av 
B^~Coulter.     See  Colter 
Coulyer  John  H.,  machinist,  r.  38  Natoma 
Councilman  George,  glassblower,  r.  12  Bluxome 
Counihan  Joli.ii,  tannery,  E  s  Carolina,  bet  Cen- 
ter and  Santa  Clara,  r.  NW  cor  Carolina  and  Santa 
Clara 
Counihan  John  Jr.,  tanner,  r.  NW  cor  Carolina  and 

Santa  Clara 
Counihan  Patrick,   longshoreman,  r.   1406  Montgom- 
ery 
Counihan  Sears,  longshoreman,  r.  1406  Montgomery 
Counter  Archilaald,  longshoreman,  r.  23  Clara 
Counter  Christopher  E.,  paints,  oils,  varnishesfetc 
1826  Market  r«=<.^.. 

County    Almshouse,     San     Miguel,    or  Mission 

Ocean  House  Road,  4  3^  miles  from  City  Hall 
County  Assessor,  new  City  Hall,  first  "floor 
County  Auditor,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
County  Clerfe,  new  City  Hall,  second  floor  •  branch 

office,  old  City  Hall,  second  floor 
County  Coroner,  641  Sacramento 
County  George   O.,    plumber    Thomas    Day     r     441 

First  ' 

County  Jail,    N  s  Broadway,  bet  Kearny  and  Du- 

pont 

County  Jentiy  Miss,  paper- box  maker  Wempe  Bros 

r.  441  First 
County  License  Collector,  new  City  Hall,  base- 

me;at 
County  Recorder,  Hall  of  Records,  new  City  Hall 
County  Sheriff,  old  City  Hall,  first  floor 
County  Surveyor,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
County  Tax  Collector,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
County  Treasurer,  new  City  Hall,  first  floor 
County  William  B.,  laborer,  r.  441  First 
Couplaud  William  F.,  foreman  J.  C.  Meussdorffer  k 

Son,  r.  2414  Hyde 
Courueen  Dennis,  policeman,  r.'734  Vallejo 
Courreges  John,  carpenter,  r.  22  Allen 
Courrell  Aehille,  dyer.  r.  117  Virginia 
Courrier    de   San  Francisco,   Courrier  de  San 

J<  ranciBCo  Publishing  Co.  proprietors.  .530  Clay 
Courrier  de  San  Francisco  PublisIUng  Co., 

litieune  Derbec  president,  536  Clay 
Cour.seu  Ellen  Miss,  teacher  singing,  .26 )4  Kearny,  r. 

214  Powell  ■" 

Coursen   Gei-telion  A.,  stockbroker.  405  California    r 

1060  Fulton  '     ■ 

Coursey  John,  liquor  saloon,  128  First 
Court  Block,  636  Clay  and  641  Merchant 
Court  Circuit  XJ,  S.,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  NE 

cor  bansome  and  Washington 
Court  District  U.  S.,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg  NE 

cor  Sansome  and  Vashiugton 
<ourt    Justices'    City    and   County,    SE  cor 

Washington  and  Kearny 
Court  Police,  old  City  Hall 


Court      Superior,      Department     Number     1, 
Thomas  K.  Wilson  judge,  old  City  Hall,  second 
floor ;  Number  a,  Jeremiah  F.  Sullivan  judge, 
old   City  Hall,  second  floor ;  Number  3,  James 
M.   Allen  judge. and   presiding  judge,  old   City 
Hall,  second  floor;  Number  4,  James  A.  Way- 
mire  judge,  old  City  Hall,  second  floor;  Number 
5,    John  Hunt  Jr.  judge,  old   Citv  Hall,  second 
floor;  Number  6,  M.  A.  Edmonds  judge,  new 
City  Hall,  second  floor;  Number  7,  Oliver  P 
Evans  judge,  new  City  Hall,  second  floor ;  Num- 
ber 8,  F.  W.  Lawler  judge,  new  City  Hall,  third 
floor  ;  Number  9  (probate)  John  F.  Finn  judge 
new    City    Hall,    second     floor  ;    Number    10 
(special)    Charles   Halsey  judge,  new   City  Hall 
second   floor;  Number   11  (criminal)    Thomas 
W.  Freelon  judge.  8  Montgomery  Av.  third  floor  • 
Number  13  (criminal)  Robert Ferral  judge  729 
Montgomery 
Court  Supreme  California,  105  Stockton 
Court  William  T.,  r.  122  Ellis 
Oourtenay  Charles,  signpainter,  664  Howard 
Courtenay  Ellen,' domestic  927  Geary 
B^"  Courtenay.     See  Courtney 
Courtier  Richard,  gasfitter,  and  assistant  foreman  En- 

gine  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1911  Union 
Courtney  Frank,  with  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Courtney  John,  blacksmith,  r.  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Shasta 

and  Sierra 
Courtney  John  J.,  laborer,  and  extraman  Engine  No 

9.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  320  Main 
Courtney  John  W.,  helper  Risdou  I.  ana  L.  Works 
Courtney  Joseph,  boilermaker,  r.  299  Clementina 
Courtney  Michael,  seaman,  r.  8  Oregon,  rear 
Courtney  Michael  R.,  conductor  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  250 

Tehama,  rear 
Courtney  William,  helper,  r.  299  Clementina 
Courtney  William  J.,  laborer,  r.  3-20  Main 
8^  Courtney.     See  Courtenay 
Courtogis  Elizabeth  Miss,  r.  1601  Dupont 
Courtois  Anthony,   clerk  A.  Pistolesi,   r.  732  Wash- 
ington 
Courts  John  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  17  Lewis,  r 

618  Post 
Courts  John  W.  Jr.,  jeweler  Levison  Bros.,  r.  618  Post 
Courts  William  E.  T.,  hat  presser,  r.  618  Post 
B^"  Courts.     See  Korts 
Couseus  Caleb  N.,  sexton  First  Unitarian  Church   r 

1625  Webster 
Cousin  Nicolas,  real  estate,  r.  1767  Howard 
Cousins  Arthur  H.,  restaurant,  420-422  Folsom,  r.  418 

Folsom 
Cousins  E.  (J.  Russ  &  Co.)  r.  Eureka,  Cal. 
Cousins   Edwin  B.,   master  mariner,  r.   13}^   Wash- 
ington Av  • 
Cousins  Frederick  William,  clerk,  r.  8  Pleasant 
Cousins  Henry    R.,   clerk    William    Harney,   r.  1083 

Broadway 
Cousins  Jacob,  master  mariner,  r.  1864  Stevenson 
Cousins  James   C,   superintendent   Merchants'   Dry 

Dock,  oface  foot  of  Bryant,  r.  738  ElUs 
Cousins  J.  Henry,  engineer  Merchants'  Dry  Dock   r 

738  Ellis 
Cousins  Joseph  J.,  dockmaster  Merchants'  Dry  Dock 

r.  31  Willow  Av 
Cousins  Leonard,  carpenter,  r.  315  First 
Cousins  Margaret,  domestic  42  Tehama 
Cousins  Margaret,  doujestic  2933  Clay 
Cousins  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  2208  Mason 
Cousins  Nahum,  seaman,  r.  1854  Stevengon 
Cousins  Richard  J.,  fireman  U.  S.  Revenue  stmr  Hart- 
ley, r.  915  Montgomery 
Cou-sins  W.  F.,  packer  quartermaster's  dept  U.S.A.,  r. 

8  Pleasant 
Cousins  William,  contractor,  r.  1083  Broadway 
Cousins   William,    engineer    quarantine    stmr    Gov. 

Perkins,  r.  2208  Mason 
Cousins  William  G..  attorney  at  law,  417  Kearnv  r 

1083  Broadway 
B^"Cousins.     See  Cou.sens 
Coutant  William  S.,  cook,  r.  19  Vallejo 
Coutlee  Henry,  gasfitter,  r.  75  Minna 
Coutlee  James,  steamfitter.  r.  75  Minna 
Coutolenc  .-V.,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Coutolenc  ]>esire,  butcher  and  pork  packer  (sau- 

cisson  de  Lyon  a  specialty)  303  Montgomery  Av 
Coutolenc  Leon,  clerk  Raymond  Fobs,  r.  303  Montgom- 
ery Av 
Couts  Michael,  chicken  ranch,  I,  bet  Twenty-ninth 
and  Thirtieth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 


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Coutts  James  S.,  carpenter  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Couturier  Eugenie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  16  G-earj- 
Couturon  John  B.,  porter  A.  Vignier,  r.  429  Battery 
Covacich  Gerolamo,  bartender  Antonio  S.  Smeth 
Covalt  A.  v.,  traveling  solicitor  Pac.  Mutual  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  313  O'Farrell 
Covalt  E.  B.,  agent  Art  Album  Co.,  r.  313  O'Farrell 
Cove    Emily   Miss,   assistant    Buena    Vista  Primary 

School,  r.  742  Sixteenth 
Cove  Robert,  porter  Gordon    Hardware  Co.,  r.  742 

Sixteenth 
Covell  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  r.  501  Mason 
Coveney  George,  pastor  St.  Paul's  Episcopal  Church, 

r.  2800  >6  Sacramento 
Coveridge  Jeremiah,  waiter,  r.  18  Mason 
Covert  Frederick,  house  painter,  r.  1909  Pine 
Covert  Henry  M.  (Gibson  &  Covert)  r.  22  Geary 
Covert  Josephs.,  clerk,  r.  909  Vallejo,  rear 
Covey  George  F.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

930  Market 
Coville  Samuel,  journalist,  r.  309  Eddy 
Cowan  Alexander,  laborer,  r.  34  Jessie 
Cowan  Alexander,  machinist,  r.  631  Jessie 
Cowan  David,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Cowan  E..  r.  1114  Steiner 
Cowan  E.  Havens,  r.  915  Valencia 
Cowan  Francis,  r.  1103  Powell 
Cowan  George  J.,  correspondent  and  bookkeeper,  14 

Montgomery,  r.  '20  Montgomery 
Cowan  Hugh,  liquor  saloon,  115  J^  Leidesdorff,  r.  459 

Bryant 
Cowan  Jennie,  domestic  614  Folsom 
Cowan  John  F.,  machinist,  r.  107  Nineteenth 
Cowan  Lydia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  ti;J4  Jessie 
Cowan  Robert  H.,  chiropodist,  oifice  230  Kearny,  r.  S 

s  Twentieth,  bet  Harrison  and  Treat  Av  I 

Cowan  Robert  McD.  W.,  framemaker  S.  &  G.   Gump,  I 
r.  i;u8  Greenwich  I 

Cowan  Waldron,  wooldresser,  r.  118  Eddy  ' 

Cowan  William  A.,  Rig.   and   Stev.  Union,  806  Mont-  j 
gomery  , 

Cowan  William  L.  (W.  L.  Cowan  &  Co.)  r.  609  San- 
some  I 
Cowan  W.  L.  &  Co.  (W.  L.   Cowan)    ketchup,  sauces  ' 
and  bitters,  609  Sansome,  basement  j 
KF"  Cowan.    See  Cowen.  Cowin  and  Cowing 
Cowdery  Jabez   F.',  City  and  County  Attorney,  ! 
office  new  City  Hall,  third  floor,  and   attorney  at 
law,  534  California,  r.  '2400  Mission 
Cowell  Henry  (Davis  &  Cowell)  r.  413  Hyde 
Cowell  Jane,  widow,  dairy,  1323  Filbert 
Cowell  J.  H..  real  estate,  021  .Sansome  I 
Cowell's  Battery  Street  Bonded  Warehouse,  Lewis  P. 

Sage  proptr,  NE  cor  Union  and  Battery 
Cowen  James,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 
Cowen  Joseph  R.  (Cowen  &  Porter)  r.  335  Geary 
Cowen  &  Porter  (Joseph  R.  Cowen  and  John  W.  Port- 
er) undertakers,  112  Geary 
Cowes  Robert,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio,  r.  755 

Harrison 
Cowie  Georae  H.,  clerk  Holt  Bros.,  r.  I'i09}^  Mission 
Cowie  George  M.  (Peters  &  Cowie)  r.  l'209Ji  Mission 
Cowie  James  S.,  laundryman  Occidental  Laundry 
Cowie  Wallace   M.,  silverplater  E.   G.  Denniston,  r. 

2112  Mission 
Cowie  William  H.,  bookkeeper  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,r. 

2112  Mission 
Cowig  John,  hostler,  r.  29  Kate 
Cowin  Stephen,  fcarpenter,  r.  021  Harrison 
Cowing  E.  H.,  bookkeeper   A.  Lusk  &   Co.,  r.   915  Va- 
lencia 
Cowing  Rufus  .\.,  superintendent  Mission   Soap  and 

Candle  Works,  r.  915  Valencia 
B^  Cowing.     See  Cowan,  Cowcn  and  Cowin 
Cowles  Anita  Miss,  r.  35  Twelfth 
Cowles  Edwin  W.,  merchant,  r.  35  Twelfth 
Cowles  Florence  Mrs.,  r.  5t>4  Natoma 
Cowles  George  W.  M.,  millinery,  1017  Market 
Cowles  Irving  C,  watchmaker  Eugene  F.   Badgley,  r. 

Berkeley 
Cowles  Samuel,  bomceopathic  physician,  office  and  r. 

2017  Mission 
Cowles  Samuel  .Mrs.,  widow,  r.  35  Twelfth 
Cowles  Samuel  W.,  merchant,  r.  35  Twelfth 
Cowles  Winthrop  L.,  salesman   A.  J.  Plate  k  Co.,  r. 

1920  Washington 
Cowley  Edward  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  131  Page 
Cowley  Florence  A.  Miss,  assistant  Washington  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  131  Page 


Cowley  Joseph  W.,  weigher  George  W.  McNear,  r.  636 
Valencia 

Cowley  William  A.,  salesman  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r. 
217  hi  Elm  Av     . 

Cowper  William  H.,  r.  621  Sansome 

Cowperthwaite  E.  Mrs.,  r.  2018  Bush 

Cowperthwaite  John  J.,  engineer  tug  Wizard,  r.  21 
Pearl 

Cowperthwaite  Robert,  bollermaker,  r.  5  Harriet 

Cowperthwaite  William,  engineer  tug  Donald,  r.  21 
Pearl 

Cowperthwaite  William  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  2618  Bush 

Cox  Aaron  (Thomas  A.  Cox  &  Co.)  r.  18  Hawthorne 

Cox  A.  B.,  broom  maker  L.  Van  Laak,  r.  2039  Howard 

Cox  Alexander  C,  assistant  janitor  Shiels'  Bldg,  32 
O'Farrell 

Cox  Alexander  M.,  supt  Station  A,  Post  Office,  1305 
Polk,  r.  1604  Larkin 

Cox  Anna,  dressmaker,  526  Kearny 

Cox  A.  W.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  521  Union 

Cox  Celia,  domestic  1317  Gough 

Cox  Charles,  poultry  and  game,  81-82  California  Mar- 
ket, r.  520  Kearny 

Cox  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  130  Freelon 

Cox  Charlotte  Miss,  strawworker,  r.  130  Freelon 

Cox  Christopher  C,  detective,  r.  13  Tehama 

Cox  Edgar,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Minnesota,  bet  Mariposa 
and  Solano 

Cox  Edgar  L.,  painter,  r.  140  Hickory  Av 

Cox  Edward  H.,  painter,  r.  310  Clementina 

Cox  Edward  T.,  mining,  r.  117  Taylor 

Cox  Francis  G.,  butcher,  r.  San  Bruno  Road,  bet 
Waterloo  and  Flowers 

Cox  Henry,  D.  D..  U.  S.  Pension  agent,  and  agent 
National  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  the  U.  S.  of  Amer- 
ica, 620  Washington,  rooms  1-3,  r.  723  Gough 

Cox  James,  r.  E  s  Folsom,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and 
Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 

Cox  James,  laborer,  r.  420  Linden  Av 

Cox  James,  porter  Matthias  Gray,  r.  719  Clay 

Cox  James,  shoemaker,  130  Eighth 

Cox  James  M.,  solicitor,  r.  521  Union 

Cox  James  P.,  manager  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Cox  James  W.  (J.  W.  Cox  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Cox  Jerome  B.,  mining  superintendent,  r.  '2017  Hyde 

Cox  John,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  1011  Treat  Av 

Cox  John,  teamster,  r.  327  Beale 

Cox  Joseph,  lumberman,  r.  .503  Folsom 

Cox  Joseph  F.,  r.  E  s  Minnesota,  bet  Mariposa  and 
Solano 

Cox  J.  W.  &  Co.  <James  W.  Cox  and  Samuel  Haslett) 
proptrs  North  Point  Dock  Free. Cunningham's  and 
Humboldt  Wharf  warehouses,  and  commission 
merchants,  wool,  hides  and  leather,  office  NW  cor 
Front  and  Green 

Cox  Maria,  domestic  1213  Clay 

Cox  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  714  Howard 

Cox  Michael,  cartman,  r.  9  Converse 

Cox  Mirga  N".,  weaver,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 

Cox  Moses  B.,  clerk,  r.  015  Stockton 

Cox  Myron  S.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  303 
Octavia 

Cox  Philip  K.,  carpenter,  r.  345  Fremont 

Cox  Richard,  boltcutter,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Mari- 
Ijosa  and  Solauo 

Cox  Richard,  collector  Bank  of  CaUfomia,  r.  342 
Clementina 

Cox  Robert  J.,  bookbinder  D.  Hicks  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Cox  Roger,  harnessmaker.  r.  109  Van  Ness  Av 

Cox  Thomas,  harnessmaker,  r.  109  Van  Ness  Av 

Cox  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  bet  Georgia  and 
Michigan 

Cox  Thomas  A.  (Thomas  A.  Cox  &  Co.)  r.  18  Haw- 
thorne 

Cox  Tlioinas  A.  &  Co.  (Thomas  A.,  William  A. 
and  Aaron  Cox)  seedsmen,  409  Sansome 

Cox  Thomas  N. ,  attorney  at  law,  r.  48  Spear 

Cox  T.  N.  Mrs.,  manager  Blue  Ribbon  Temperance 
Coffee  House,  48  Spear 

Cox  Wilbur  H.,  r.  7'23  Gough 

Cox  William  A.  (Thomas  A.  Cox  &  Co.)  r.  18  Haw- 
thorne 

Coxe  A.  M.  Mrs.,  ladies'  and  children's  clothing,  458 
Sixth 

Coxe  Edgar  L.,  helper  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  r.  Ten- 
nessee, bet  Butte  and  Solano 

Cuxe  Frank  M.,  major  and  paymaster  U.  S.  A.,  36 
New  Montgomery,  r.  Grand  Hotel 


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Coxe  John,  searcher  Records,  r.  533  Fulton 

Coxe  William  A.,  foreman  Pac.   Eolllng  Mills,  r.  460 

Sixth 
Coxe  William  B.,  hotbedman  Pac^  EoUing  Mills,  r. 

Tennessee,  bet  Butte  and  Solano 
Coxen  John,  designer  Francis,  Valentine   &  Co.,  r. 

1912  Vallejo 
Coy  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  272  Minna 
Coy  Frank  H.,  clerk  ticket  auditor  C.  P.RR.,  r.  1031 

Mission 
Coy  G.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  431  Geary 
Coy  Harry,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.  office,  r.  1031  Mission 
Coye  Hiram  L.,  capitalist,  328   Montgomery,  room  5, 

r.  807  Greenwich 
Coyle  Andrew,  molder,  r.  1043  Folsom 
Coyle  Charles,  messenger  Presidio  Reservation 
Coyle  Charles,  stonecutter,  r.  550  Page 
Coyle  Edward  F.,  clerk  William  J.  Adams,  r.  635  Post 
Coyle  Eliza,  widow,  r.  8  s  Page,  bet  Buchanan  and 

Webster 
Coyle  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  402  Third 
Coyle  Henry,  gardener,  r.  1018  Clay 
Coyle  Hugh,  carpenter,  r.  114  Lily  Av 
Coyle  Hugh,  packer  clothing  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  114  Lily 

Av 
Coyle  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Page,  bet  Buchanan  and 

Webster 
Coyle  James,  teamster,  r.  635  Post 
Coyle  James  E.,  bookkeeper  Keane  Bros.,  r.  635  Post 
Coyle  John,  r.  1043  Folsom 
Coyle  John,  laborer,  r.  22  Frederick 
Coyle  John,  Jour.  Shipwriglits'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Coyle  John  D.,  trunkmaker,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Coyle  Joseph  A.,  bookkeeper  Fratinger  &  Noll,  r.  635 

Post 
Coyle  Mary,  widow,  r.  8}^  Sherwood  PI 
Coyle  Mary  E.  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  8J^  Sherwood  PI 
Coyle  Michael,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Coyle  Owen,  cook,  r.  346  Fourth 
Coyle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  524  Ninth 
Coyle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  41  Natoma 
Coyle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  527  Folsom 
Coyle  Patrick,  machinist,  r.  112  Natoma 
Coyle  Patrick,  policeman,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Coyle  Patrick,  waiter  etmr  Humboldt 
Coyle  Stephen,  coUarmaker,  r.  6}^  Treat  .\v 
Coyle  Thomas  Rev.,  chaplain  St.  Mary's  College 
Coyle  William,  clerk  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  402  Third 
Coyne  D.,  r.  1018  Army 
Coyne  Dennis,  clerk,  r.  1806  Jessie 
Coyne  Dennis,  extraman  Engine  No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

NW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Second  Av 
Coyne  Dominick,  shoemaker  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r. 

NW  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Dolores 
Coyne  Frank,  expressman,  r.  1403  Folsom 
Coyne  James,  livery  stable,  r.  118  Fifteenth 
Cpyne  John,  foreman  Martin  Prag,  r.  Oakland 
Coyne  John,  laborer,  r.  490  Eleventh 
Coyne  Mary,  domestic  927  Sutter 
Coyne  Thomas  J.,  paver,  r.  745  Tehama 
l8^"Coyne.     See  Coin 
Cozad  Etta,  widow,  r.  .505  Linden  Av 
Cozad  John,  teamster  John  Morton  &  Co.,  r.  13  Lewis 
Cozad  Minerva  Mrs.,  restaurant,  SE  cor  Perry  and 

Buchanan 
Cozad  Samuel  H.,  helper  Mrs.  Minerva  Cozad,  r.  SE 

cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 
Cozad  Samuel  L.,  stableman  John  Morton  &  Co.,  r. 

SE  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 
Cozzeus  William  F.,  packer  quartermaster's  dept,  36 

New  Montgom(fry,  r.  8  Pleasant 
Craame  Francis,  laborer,  r.  129  Welsh 
Crabb  Alexander,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Crabb  Alexander,  compositor,  r.  21  Clinton  Park 
Crabb  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  305  Lombard 
Crabb  Henry  H.,  stationery,  SOt!  Twentieth 
Crable  H.  M.  Mrs.,  wid  jw,  furnished  rooms,  435  Bush 
Crabtree  Converse  L.,  assistant  general  baggage  agent 

C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Crabtree  Frank,  canuiaker  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  423 

Union 
Crack  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  814  Twentieth 
Crackborn  Charles  L.  (C.  A.  Murdock  &   Co.)   r.  1516 

Eddy 
Craddock  Martin,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r. 

547  Branuan 
Craddock   William,  blacksmith   William   Duncan,  r. 

1413  Devisadero 
Craemer  Soiihia,  widow,  r.  953  Mission 


Craft  B.,  blacksmith,  r.  824  Capp 

Craft  Lewis,  saloonkeeper,  r.  865^  Market 

Crafton  George,  r.  1417  Mason 

Crafts  Frank,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Amador 

Crafts  George  W.,  mining,  r.  514  Sutter 

e®"Crafts.     See  Krafts 

Craghelish  Antonio,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Cragin  Annie  Miss,  upholsterer,  r.  21  Haight 

Cragin  Catherine,  widow,  r.  8  Frederick 

Cragin  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  21  Haight 

Cragin  Sadie  Miss,  r.  21  Haight 

Cragin  William  S.  W.,  clerk  Savings  and  Loan  Soc,  r. 

1921  Buchanan 
B^"Cragin.     See  Kragen  ! 

Craglivich  Antonio,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Cragoe  William  D.,  apothecary  Wakelee  &  Co.,  r.  2301  i 
Polk  : 

Craig  A.  J.  Mrs.,  foreign  stamps,  r.  612 Post  i 

Craig  Albert  W.  (Craig  &  Mosher)  r.  Oakland  | 

Craig  Alexander  (Craig  &  Kremple)  r.  1220  Mission 
Craig  Alfred  W.,  pressman  Argonaut  Publishing  Co.,  | 
r.  1703  Howard  | 

Craig   AiMlre-vv,  attorney  at  law,  420  Montgomery,  r 

room  4,  r.  212  Twelth 
Craig  Andrew,  clerk  Cope  &  Davis,  r.  1703  Howard         i 
Craig  A.  W.,  salesman  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r.  820  Bush 
Craig  Charles  H.,  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  26  Mary 
Craig  C.  W.  (Gilman,  Walker  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Craig  Frank  S.,  clerk  Craig  &  Kremple,  r.  1231  Market 
Craig  George,  r.  762  Mission 

Craig  Homer  A.  (Brown,  Craig  &  Co.)   r.  Oakland 
Craig  H.  U.,  r.  1703  Howard 

Craig  Hugh,    manager  New  Zealand  Fire  and  Ma- 
rine Insurance  Co.  and  agent   New   Zealand  Loan 
and  Mercantile   Agency   Co.   (limited)   office   412 
California,  r.  Piedmont  Springs 
Craig  James,  cook  Kahn-&  Westheimer,  r.  316  Third 
Craig   James,  laborer  P.   M.   SS.   Go's  Wharf,  r.  110 

Townsend 
Craig  James,  lather,  r.  449  Jessie 
Craig  James,  physician,  r.  737  Harrison 
Craig  James,  proptr  Red  Stables,  713  Commercial, 

r.  .521  Pine 
Craig  James  Mrs.,  r.  316  Third 
Craig  James  A.,  porter  Wells,   Fargo  &  Go's   Express, 

r.  212  Twelfth 
Craig  James  F.,  collector  S.  F.    Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  2210 

Webster 
Craig  Jennie  Miss,  tailoress  J.  Meyers,  r.  S  s  Serpen- 
tine .\v,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Craig  John,  r.  1703  Howard 
Craig  John,  carpenter,  r.  1.571  Market 
Craig  John,  carriagemaker,  1076  Howard,  r.  SW  cor 

Chattanooga  and  Twenty-fourth 
Craig  John,   expressman,   800  Market,  r.  S  8  Serpen- 
tine Av,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Craig  John  R.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  35  Eddy,  r.  1039 

Mission 
Craig  Larkin  W. ,  compositor    Morning   Call,    r.    743 

Pine 
Craig  Lee  D.,  notary  public  and  commissioner  deeds, 

316  Montgomery,  r.  417  Kearny 
Craig  Lela  Miss,  teacher,  r.  2210  Webster 
Craig  Louis  A.,  porter  Walker  &  Milburn,  r.437  Pine 
Cruig  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1003  Bryant 
Craig  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  1703  Howard 
Craig  Michael,  laborer,  r.  4  Antonio 
Craig  Michael,  lather,  r.  351  Tehama 
Craig  Noah,  laborer,  r.  11  Scott  PI 
Craig  Peter  W.,  undertaker   Craig  &   Kremple,  r.  3'25 

O'Farrell 
Craig  Robert  L.,    clerk   Albert    Mau   &   Co.,   r.   212 

Twelfth 
Craig    Thomas,   porter  S.  Mosgrove  &  Bro.,  r.    316 

Third 
Craig  Thomas  H.,  entry  clerk   Custom  House,  r.  1532 

Ellis 
Craig  Thomas  J.,  entry   clerk   Hoifman  &  Co.,  r.  1142 

Market 
Craig  Victor,  photo-lithographer,  (;.")9  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Craig  Warner,  mining,  r.  242(5  Buchanan 
Craig  William  (Craig  &  Meredith)  and  deputy  reporter 

Supreme  Court  of  C'al.,  r.  2213  Fillmore 
Craig  William  P.,  r.  1021  Powell 

Ciaig  William  T.,  clerk  Andrew  Craig,  r.  212  Twelfth 
Craig  W.  John,  assistant  Edwin   O.  Cochrane,  r.  1703 

Howard 
Craig  «$k  Kremple  (.\lexander  Craig  and  Francis  J. 
Kremple)  undertakers  and  embalmers,  22-26  Mint 
Av 


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307 


CRA 


Craig  &  Meredith  (William  Craig  and^John  H.  Mere- 
dith) attorneys  at  law,  328  Montgomery,   room  23 
Craig    &    Mosher    (Albert    W.  Craig  and  James   L. 
Mosher)  solar  printers  and  photographic  copying, 
22  Kearny 
Craige  Margaret  Mrs.,  laundress  La  Grande  Laundry, 

r.  2627  Harrison 
Craigie  Henry,  dentist,  841  Market,  t.  946  Mission 
Craigie  Thomas  R.,  clerk  U.  S.  Inspectors  Steam  Ves- 
sels, r.  Alameda 
CraitU  William,  shoemaker,  r.  .^61  Stevenson 
Crajl  John,  Austrian   Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Craker  A.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  Oil  Bryant 
Craker  Judson  T.,  millheud,  r.  451  Bryant 
Crall   Elizabeth   A.,  millinery,  1221   Stockton,  r.  1206 

Stockton 
Crall   George  A.,  laundryman,  r.  S  s   Eddy,  bet  FiU- 
\        more  and  Steiner 

•Crall  Henrv  J. .salesman  W.  S.Tdwnsend.r.  6.53  Folsom 
Crall.     Sce'Krall 
Cram  Charles  S.,  carpenter,  r.  1122  J^  Golden  Gate  Av, 

rear 
Cram    Daniel,  watchman  tJ.   S.   Mint,  r.  Colonnade 

House 
Cram  E.  D.  Mrs.,  r.  9  Fourth 
Cram  Julia  Miss,  seamstress  Bauer  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  19 

Verona 
Cram  Minnie  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  19  Verona 
Cram  William  R.  (Cram  &  Roberts)  r.  19  Verona 
Cram   &   Roberts  (William   R.  Cram  and  Newton  H. 

Roberts)  saddle  and  haruest^niakers,  81  Fourth 
Cramer  Albert,  bookkeeper  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r. 

211  Third 
Cramer  Bernard,  lumberman,  r.  14  Ritch 
Cramer  Charles  L.,  photograph  gallery,  402  Kearny ,r. 

1032  Ji  Folsom 
Cramer  Elizabeth  K.  Mrs.,  bookbinder,  r.  8.56  Folsom 
Cramer  Eugene,  clerk  Cope  &  Boyd,  r.  1812  Sacra- 
mento 
Cramer  Francis  A.,  with  Montealegre  &  Co.,  r.  1023 

Powell 
Cramer  Frank  Jr.,  clerk  Montealegre  &  Co.,  r.  1407 

Van  Ness  Av 
Cramer  Henry,  tailor,  r.  313  Ninth 
Cramer  Henry,  teacher  music,  r.  607  Fell 
Cramer  Henry  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1120  Mission 
Cramer  James   T.,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Cramer   John  D.  (Mahoney  &  Cramer)  r.  N  s  Sacra- 
mento, nr  Van  Ness  Av 
Cramer  L.,  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1602  Howard 
Cramer  N.,  confectioner,  r.  12  Dale  PI 
Cramer  Oscar,  cook  P.  Mayrhofer,  r.  430  Fourth 
Cramer  Otto  L.,  druggist,  r.  118  Post 
Cramer  Philip,  cabinetmaker,  r.  6  Polk  Lane 
Cramer  Samuel,  cattledealer,  r.  Hnettmann's  Hotel 
B^    Cramer.    See    Creamer,  Cremer,  Kramer    and 

Kremer 
Cramerding  Herman,  butcher,  1503   Franklin,  r.  1614 

Bush 
Cramerding  Philip,  upholsterer,  r.  9  Grand  Av 
Cramsie  Edward  C,  clerk,  r.  6>^  Garden 
Cramsie  William  J.,  marblecuttcr  John  Daniel,  r.  268 

Stevenson 
Cramsie  William  J.,  porter  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  63<! 

Garden 
Cran  James,  accountant  Bank  British  North  America, 

r.  2.5  Haight 
Crandall  John  R.,  bookkeeper  Homer  S.  King  &  Co., 

r.  1037  Valencia 
Crandall  Orman,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Crandall  R.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1037  Valencia 
Crandall  Samuel,  r.  C62Howard 
Crandall  Warner  G.,  real  estste;  r.  1301  Gough 
Crandall  William  G.,  cashier  Homer  S.  King  &  Co.,  r. 

Haywards 
Crandelt  Jennie  Mrs.,  furnishtd  rooms,  17  Fourth 
Crane   Albert  E. ,  country  real   estate,  410  Mont- 
gomery, room  1,  r.  641  Folsom 
Crane  Alfred,  carpenter,  r.  234  Minna 
Crane  Alfred  C,  notary  public  and  commissioner  of 

deeds,  324  J4  Montgomery,  r.  2118  Steiuer 
Crane  Byron  G.  (Crane.  Hastings  &  Co.)  r.  428  Ellis 
Crane  Carleton(;.,  clerk  general  passenger  and  ticket 

agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  182.5  Market 
Crane   Cliarles  W.,  advertising  and  purchasing 

agent,  318  Pine,  room  39,  r.  Oakland 
Crane  Charles  W.,  clerk  Langliy  &   Michaels,  r.  211 

Turk 
Crane  Dennis,  harness  cleaner,  r.  315  First 


Crane  Emerson  T..  fruitgrower  (San  Lorenzo)  office 
410  Montgomery,  room  1 

Crane  E.  N.  Miss,  dressmaker,  rooms  41-42  St.  Ann's 
Bldg 

Crane  George,  shipping  clerk  O'Connor,  Mofifatt  & 
Co.,  r.  2201  Octavia 

Crane  George  E.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  West  Oakland 

Crane  George  E.,  messenger  auditor  M.  P.  and  M. 
dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 

Crane  George  F.,  teamster,  r.  608  Bush 

Crane  Harry  H.,  clerk  general  passenger  and  ticket 
agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1825  Market 

Crane,  Hastinj^s  <&  Co.  (Byron  G.  Crane  and 
Charles  E.  Benjamin)  importers  and  dealers  wines 
and  liquors,  316  Sacramento  and  321  Commer- 
cial 

Crane  Henry  A.,r.  211  Turk 

Crane  Irving  E.,  salesman,  r.  312  Seventeenth 

Crane  James  E.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 

Crane  James  P.,  patternmaker,  r.  330  Eighteentli 

Craue  John,  watchman  quartermaster's  dept,  Presidio 
Reservation,  r.  1723  Stevenson 

Crane  John  M.,  printer  Alta  Job  Office,  r.  510  Stockton 

Crane  Kate,  domestic  812  Bush 

Crane  Lauren  E.,  clerk,  r.  1021 J^  Market 

Craue  Lemuel  P.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P. 
RR.,  r.  312  Seventeenth 

Crane  Maggie,  domestic  1422  3^  Washington 

Crane  Mary,  domestic  824  Sutter 

Crane  Nathaniel  H.,  carpenter,  r.  91  Elizabeth 

Crane  Nellie,  domestic  SWcor  Fillmore  and  McAllis- 
ter 

Craue  Owen,  expressman,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Howard, 
r.  240  Clara 

Crane  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  Russ  House 

Crane  Thomas  F.,  stonecutter,  r.  636  Valencia 

Crane  William,  expressman,  r.  48  Louisa 

Crane  William  T.,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Crane  William  yf.  Jr.,  olfice  324  Pine,  rooms  11-14,  r, 
Oakland 

Crane  &  Brigham,  638  Market 

Craner  Adolph  P.  (M.  B.  Lichtenstein  &  Co.)  r.  657 
Harrison 

Cranert  Doretta,  widow,  r.  828  Pacific 

Crauert  Emil  L.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  828  Pacific 

Cranford  John  A.,  r.  39  Willow  Av 

Crank  Elec,  cutter  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r.  451^4 
Jessie 

Crann  Mrs.,  tailoress,  r.  238  Kearny 

Cranston  Robert  D.,  carpenter  Enterprise  Mill  and 
Building  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Cranz  Brothers  (Frederick  and  Florin)  liquor  sa- 
loon, 346  Kearny 

Cranz  Carl,  porter  M.  A.  Gunst  &  Co.,  r.  210  Prospect 
PI 

Cranz  Florin  (Cranz  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Beale  &  Har- 
rison 

Cranz  Frederick  (Cranz  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Beale  and 
Harrison 

Cranz  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  210  Prospect  PI 

Cranz  Louis,  restaurant,  444  Spear 

Cranz  Louis  T.,  dentist  James  J.  Birge,  r.  210  Pros- 
pect PI 

Cranz  Richard,  steward,  r.  210  Prospect  PI 

Cranz  Theodore  D.,  cabinet  maker  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 
r.  210  Prospect  PI 

Crary  Benjamin  F.  Rev.,  editor  Cal.  Christian  Advo- 
cate, 1041  Market,  r.  1807  M  Piue 

Crary  George  R.,  bookkeeper  W.  S.  R^y  &  Co.,  r.  142 
Seventh 

Crary  Leroy,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  316  Fourth 

Crary  O.  B.,  r.  1'20  Seventh 

Craumer  Jacob  F.,  carpenter,  r.  1515  Post 

Craven  Andrew,  teacher  languages,  r.  704  Powell 

Craven  Anne,  widow,  r.  401  Geary 

Craven  Bridget,  r.  55  Natoma 

Craven  Catherine  Miss,  glovemaker  Fred,  H.  Busby, 
r.  55  Natoma 

Craven  David,  seaman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Craven  James,  gasfitter,  r.  55  Natoma 

Craven  James,  laborer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 

Craven  Lewis  S.,  V.  Buchanan,  nr  Jackson 

Craven  Mary  C.  Miss,  r.  6  Erie 

Craven  Nettie  R.  Mrs.,  principal  Powell  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  704  Powell 

Craven  Peter,  boilermaker,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 

Craven  William,  laborer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 

Craw  Charles,  r.  1310  California 

Craw  E.  H.,  r.  1310  California 

Crawford  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 


MAHOMY,  SPANISH  CEDAR,  PRlAyERA 


JOHN    WICMORE, 

133  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


CRA 


308 


CRE 


Crawford    A.    &    Co.    (Andrew    Crawford)   ship 

chandlers,  25-27  Market 
Crawford  Andrew  (A.  Crawford  &  Co.)  and  shipping 
and  commiasion  merchant,  27  Market,  r.  508  Green- 
wich 
Crawford  Andrew,  boatbuilder,  r.  405  Folsom 
Crawford  Andrew,  upholsterer  Occidental  Hotel 
Crawford  Annie  Miss,  saleslady  John   C.  Spencer,  r. 

745  Minna 
Crawford    Archibald,   salesman  Terry  &  Co.,   r.   2242 

Howard 
Crawford  Charles,  gardener,  908  Pine 
Crawford  Edmond  N.,  r.  1019  Post 
Crawford  E.  M.,  cashier  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  206  Nine- 
teenth 
Crawford  Frank,  fireman  C.  P.  KR.stmr  El  Capitan.r. 

West  Oakland 
Crawford  Frank,  oiler  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Crawford  Frank  M.,  clerk  W.  TurnbuU  &  Co.,  r.  603 

Sutter 
Crawford  George,  gardener,  r.  SW  cor  Gody  and  Vir- 
ginia Av 
Crawford  George,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Crawford  George  B.,  drayman,  r.  46M  Zoe 
Crawford  George  W.,  framemaker,  r.  3a3  Shipley 
Crawford  John,  bookkeeiser  wool  dept  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Crawford  John,  ship  carpenter,  r.  209  Second 
Crawford  John  A.,  club  rooms  The  Baldwin,  r.  39  Wil- 
lows Av 
Crawford  John  F.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

320  O'Farrell 
Crawford  John  F.  Mrs.,  assistant  Lincoln  Grammar 

School,  r.  320  O'Farrell 
Crawford  John  S.,  seaman,  r.  1  White's  PI 
Crawford  John  T.,  policeman,  r.  745  Minna 
Crawford  John  W.,  drayman,  r.  40}<;  Zoe 
Crawford  Lillie,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Crawford  M.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  603  Sutter 
Crawford  M.  M.  Mrs.,  saleslady  Mrs.  M.  A.  Reaves,  r. 

120  Golden  Gate  Av 
Crawford  Robert,  mining,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Crawford  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  r.  405  Folsom 
Crawford  Samuel  J.,  plasterer,  r.  717  Church 
Crawford  S.  M.  Mrs.,  r;  606  Third 
Crawford  Theresa  E.,  hair  dresser,  r.  835  Mission 
Crawford  Thomas  B,,  engineer  stmr  Reform 
Crawford  William  C,  drayman,  r.  40  J4  Zoe 
Crawford  William  L.,   watchman   Custom    House,    r. 

603  Sutter 
Crawhall  Annie  Miss,  human  hair,   348   Third,  r.  520 

Third 
Crawhall  John,  check  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

520  Third 
Crawhall  William,  gasfitter  John  F.   McCormick,  r. 

521)  Third 
Crawley  George  W.,  engineer,  r.  525  Jj  Brannan 
Crawley  George  W.,  solicitor,  r.  Kinth   Av,  bet  G  and 

H,  South  S.  F. 
Crawley  James,  trunkmaker,  r.  cor  Ninth  Av  and  G, 

South  S.  F. 
Crawley  John  E.,  engineer  Menzies  &  Bingham,  r.  562 

Mission 
Crawley  John  M.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  527  Capp 
Crawley  Thomas,  painter,  r.  13  Verona 
Crawley  William  H.,  clerk  Quartermaster's  Dept,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation 
Creagh  Edward  N.,  laborer,  r.  2313  Howard 
Creagh  Merrick  S.,   clerk   Charles   H.  Wells,  r.   1804 

Mason 
Cream  J.,  expressman,  r.  240  Clara,  rear 
Creamer  Aaron  (Creamer  &  Harris)  r.  900  Greenwich 
Creamer  Arthur,  laborer,  r.  1422  Washington 
Creamer  George-,  tinsmith,  r.  1422  Washington 
Creamer  Henry,  canner,  r.  1422  Washington 
Creamer  James  H.,  drayman,  r.  1422  Washington 
Creamer  John,  laborer,  r.  1422  Washington 
Creamer  John,  laborer,  r.  1611  Stevenson 
Creamer  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Creamer  William  D.,    compositor,  r.  1422    Washing- 
ton 
Creamer  k  Harris  (Aaron  Creamer  and  Frank  Harri?) 

barbers,  319  Sansome 
KF"Creamer.     See  Cramer,  Kramer  and  Kremer 
Crebbln  William,  clerk,  r.  124  William 
Creber  Walter,  foreman  malt  house  Empire  Brewery, 

r.  16  Vandewater 
Oredick  Martin,  winchman  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Creed  Daniel  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  683  Harrison 


Creed  Ella  Miss,  buttonholemaker    Buckingham    & 

Hechi,  r.  1046  Folsom 
Creed  John  M.,  delivery  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  Berk- 
eley 
Creeding  Bridget,  domestic  Es  Devisadero,  bet  Hayes 

and  Grove 
Creedmore  House,     Mrs.     Honora    Graham   proptr, 

1122)4  Larkin 
Creedon  D.,  r.  25  Taylor 
Creedon  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  641  Commercial 
Creedon  Daniel  J.,  gardener,  1820  Clay 
Creedon  Dennis,  laborer    Owen    McCue,    r.    SE   cor 

Baker  and  Golden  Gate  Av 
Creedon  Patrick  H..  dairy,  114  Sherman 
Creegan  James  F.,  bookkeeper  Garrett   &   Creegan,  r. 

543  Stevenson 
Creegan  Peter  (Garrett  &  Creegan)  r.  543  Stevenson 
Creely  James,  horseshoer,  108  Jessie,  r.  64  Natoma 
Creely  J.  Edward,  horseshoe  •  J.  Creely,  r.  64  Natoma 
Cregan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1610)^  Mission 
Cregan  Henry,  cardriver,  r.  250  Tehama 
Cregan  James,  clerk,  r.  1512  Howard 
Cregan  John  H.,   liquor  saloon,   SW    cor    Sixth  and 

Howard,  r.  1512  Howard 
Cregan  Michael,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

616  Fulton 
Oreger  William,  merchant  (Walla  Walla,  W.  T.)  office 

109  Sansome 
Crego  Cyrus,  salesman  R.  F.  Briggs  &  Co.,  r.  675  Mis- 
sion 
Creigh  Agnes  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  16  Mason 
Creigh  John  D.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  903  Shotwell 
Creigh  S.  W.  Mrs.,  r.  2313  Howard 
Creighton  Charles,  clerk  letter  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  Express,  r.  1108!^  Broadway 
Creighton  Charles,  law  student,  r.  426   Twenty-fourth 
Creighton  Daniel,  blacksmith,  r.  81  Natoma 
Creighton  Ferdinand,  insurance  agent,  r.  E  b  Dolores 

bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Creighton  Frank,   laborer   Union  Iron   Works,  r.  304 

Fifth 
Creighton  Hugh  H.,  barber,  3303^   Montgomery,  r.  47 

Third 
Creighton  J .,  driver,  r.   5    Anna 
Creighton  James,  blacksmiths'  helper,  r.  304  Fifth 
Creighton  John  F.,  bookbinder  D.  Hicks  &   Co.,  r.  808 

Filbert 
Creighton  John  T.,  boilermaker,  r.  242  Fremont 
Creighton  Joseph,  umbrellas,  parasols  and  canes,  310 

Post 
Creighton  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.47  Natoma 
Creighton  Mary  Mrs. ,  r.  47  Natoma 
Creighton  Mary  Mrs.,  proptr  American   House,  81  Na- 
toma 
Creighton  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Creighton  Patrick,   liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Fifth  and 

Folsom 
Creighton  Patrick,  street  contractor,  r.  81  Natoma 
Creighton  Robert,  driver  Fitzgerald  &  Conlon,  r.  1515 

California 
Creighton  Robert  J.,  journalist  Evening  Post,  r.  426 

Twenty-fourth 
Creighton  Thomas  F.,  with  Feinberg  &  Winter,  r.  444 

'Twentieth 
Creighton  William  H.,  boilermaker,  r.  47  Natoma 
Crelley  James,  porter  Tillmann  &  Bendel,  r.  317  Ivy 

Av 
Crelley  Joseph  J.,  packer  Hofen  &   Co.,  r.  317  Ivy  Av 
Crellin  John  (Morgan  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Crellin  Thomas  (Morgan  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Creman  Denis,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Cremins  Philip  J.,  trimmer  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co., 

r.  45  Ritch 
Crenan  Catherine,  widow,  presser  Charles  J.  Holmes. 

r.  16103^  Mission 
Crenan  Henry,  clerk  John  N.  Philan,  r.  1610 Ji  Mission 
Orenan  Rosa,  clerk  Charles  J.  Holmes,  r.   1610  J4  Mis- 
sion 
Crenn  Olivier,  shoemaker,  r.  8  Anthony 
Crepln  Henry,  physician,  office  and  r.  1039  Market 
Creque  Fred   F.,   supervisor  weights  of  mails  U.   S. 

Railway  Mail  Service,  r.  North  Temescal 
Cresarrien  I.  J.  B.,  r.  1129  Columbia 
Crescent  Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  310  Pine,  room  40 
Crespo  Joseph,  saddle  tree  maker,  r.  1010  Stockton 
Cress  George,  cooper  Bay  View  Distillery,  r.  Fifteenth 

Av,  bet  L  and  M, South  S.  F. 
Cress  Jose,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Cressaglla  Matteo,  oyster   saloon  and  restaurant,  15 

Third,  r.  219  Stevenson 


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OresBey  Edward  P.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  609  Folsom 
Cressey  Frank  A.,   secretary   Royal  Soap  Co.,  r.   509 

Bush 
Cresslno  Anthouy,  fruits  and  cigars,  403  Sutter 
CresBwell  A.  Leslie,  laborer  freight  dept   C.   P.    RR., 

r.  413   Braunan 
Cresswell  David  P.,  teamstrr,   r.  413  Brannau 
CresswellJohn  C.  laborer,  r.  413  Braunan 
Cressy  Albert,  driver  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  817}^  Larkin 
Cressy    Theodore   S.   (Steele.   Elder   &  Co.)    r.    2022 

Fillmore 
Cresta  Tomaso,  vegetables,  59  Colombo  Market 
Cribben  Mary  E.,  domestic  505  O'Farrell 
Cribbi:ii8  John,  machinist  Rithmann  Drill  and   Com- 
pressor Co.,  r.  Prescott  House 
Cribbins    Patrick,   stableman  Wells,  Fargo   &    Go's 

Express,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
Cribbins  William,  bartender,  r.  124  William 
Crichtou  David,    brewer   Empire    Brewery,    r.    420 

Chestnut 
Crichton  E.  W.,  secretary  Oswego  Iron  Co.,  office  NW 

cor  Main  and  Folsom,  r.   Oregon 
Crichton  James,  r.  733  Geary 
Crichton  James,  carpenter  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  17  Ellis 
Crichton  John  L.,  plasterer,  r.  733  Geary 
Crichton  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  1727  Jij  Jessie 
Crichton  Robert,   receiving   teller   Odd    Fellows'  Sa- 
vings Bank,  r.  339  Bryant 
Cridge  Alfred,   journalist   S.  F.   Chronicle,  r.    1200 

Leavenworth 
Cridge  Jessie  Miss,  r.  603  Turk 

Crim  George  S.,  cltrk  Samuel  Crim,  r.  2320  Howard 
Crlm  Samuel,   real  estate,  420  California,  room  15,   r. 

2320  Hu-ward 
Crim  William  H.   (O.   F.   Von   Rheiu   &   Co.)  r.  2526 

Howard 
Crimes  John  H..  farmer,  r.  29  Second 
Crimi  Lawrence,  watchman,  r.  1811  Powell 
Crimmins  Cornelius,  laborer.r.  cor  Florida  and  Nine- 
teenth 
Crimmins  Dennis,  longshorenjan,  r.  113  Natoma,  rear 
Crimmins  John,  laborer,  r.  261  First 
Crimmins  Philip,  shoemaker,  r.  45  Ritch 
Crimmins  Timotliy,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,r.  9  Hay- 
wood 
Crimmins  William,  r.  45  Ritch,  rear 
Crimmins  William  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  45  J^  Ritch 
Crist  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  435  Duncan 
Crist  John  L.,  patternmaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  99  Powell  Av 
Crist  R.  F.,  bookkeeper  John  C.  Rued,  r.  Oakland 
Crist  William  E.,  machinist,  r.  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Mission 
B^-     Crist.     See  Christ 

Cristaman  Frank,  telegraph  operator,  r.  321  Taylor 
Cristen  Antonio,  Austrian   Ben.  Soc,  71  New    Mont- 
gomery 
Cristofano   Anaoieto,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Cristovich  S.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71   New  Montgom- 
ery 
Critcner  Edward  P.,  clerk  E.  Dunn  &  Co.,  r.  31    Wal- 
ler 
Critcher  Henry,  stock  broker,  r.  31  Waller 
Critcher  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  Newhall's  Sons  &  Co.,  r.  31 

Waller 
Critcher  John,  r.  31  Waller 
Critcher  Madison  H.,  bookkeeper  A.  I.  Hall  &  Son,  r. 

31  Waller 
Crittenden  Charles  S.,  proprietor  Club  Stables, 
409-411  Taylor,  and  (Crittenden  &   McCue)    r.  305 
Jones 
Crittenden  D.,  mining,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Crittenden  James  L.  (Crittenden  &  Moses)  r.  Oakland 
Crittenden  J.  L.,  teacher  Lincoln  Evening  School,  r. 

349  Jessie 
Crittenden   Martin,   liquor  saloon,  627   Clay,   r.   371 

Jessie 
Crittenden  Parker,  auctioneer  and  mining,  302  Mont- 
gomery, room  14,  r.  San  Rafael 
Crittenden  Thomas  T.,  law  student,  r.  918  Van  Ness  Av 
Crittenden  &  AlcCue  (Charles  S.  Crittenden  and 
MichaelJ.  McCue)  carriage  manufacturers,  1317- 
1319  Market 
Crittenden  &  Moses  (James   L.  Crittenden   and   Mon- 
tague T.Moses) attorneys  at  law, 240  Montgomery, 
rooms  9-10 
Croall  James,  plumber,  r.  7  Valparaiso 
Crobert  G.,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Kansas,  bet  Twenty-second 
and  Twenty-third 


Crobert  James,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Eansas,  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Crocco  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Croce  Peter  E.  (Cruce  &  Marchand)  r.  109  Montgomery 
Croce  Severiuo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Croce  &  Marchand  (Peter  E.  Croce  and  Constant  Mar- 
chand) watch  case  makers,  622  Clay 
Crochet  Felix,  cook,  r.  California  Hotel 
Crochet  Francis,  laborer,  r.  California  Hotel 
Crockard  Hugh,  shipsmith,  20  Mission,  r.   Seventh 

Av.  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Crockard  John,  shipsmith,  r.  Fourteenth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Crockard  William  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet 

L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Crocker  Aaron  (L.  &  A.  Crocker)  r.  1125  Stockton 
Crocker  Aaron,  clerk,  r.  322  3^  Broadway 
Crocker  Adolph  (Crocker  Brothers)  r.  E  s  Powell,  bet 

Broadway  and  Pacific 
Crocker  Adolph, salesman  L.  &  A.  Crocker, r.  6  John 
Crocker  Brothers  (Jacob  and  Adolph)  boots  and  shoes 

and  dry  goods,  1303  Stockton 
Crocker  Charles,  r.  1212  Howard 

Crocker  Cliarles,  president  Southern  "Pacific  Rail- 
road Co.  and  second  vice-president  Central  Pacific 
Railroad  Co.,  NE  tor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room 
42,  r.  NW  cor  California  and  Taylor 
Crocker  Cliarles  F.  ,  president   Southern   Pacific 
Railroad  of  Arizona,  vice-president   Southern  Pa- 
cific Railroad  and  Occidental  and  Oriental  Steam- 
ship Co.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  42, 
r.  SW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Pine 
Crocker  Clark  W.  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co.)  r.  1609  Sut- 
ter 
Crocker  E.,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Crocker  E.  Mrs.,  boarding,  117-119  Taylor 
Crocker  Elizabeth  M.,  widow,  r.  16  Harriet 
Crocker  F.  E.,  r.  652  Howard 
Crocker  F.  O.,  compof^itor,  r.  207  Kearny 
Crocker  George,  president  Carbon  Hill   Coal  Co., 
office  NE  cor   Fourth   and   Townsend,  r.   NW  cor 
Taylor  and  California 
Crocker  Henry  J.,  clerk  Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  1609 

Sutter 
Crocker  Heury  S.  (H.  8.  Crocker  &  Co.)   r.  Palace 

Hotel 
Crocker  H.  S.  &  Co,  (Henry  S.  Crocker  and  John 
D.    Yost)    importing    stationers,    lithographers, 
printers,  and  book  binders,  215-219  Bush 
Crocker  Jacob  (Crocker  Brothers)  r.  E  s  Powell,  bet 

Broadway  and  Pacific 
Crocker  John,  clerk  Crocker  &  Suydam,  r.  1520  Clay 
Crocker  John  B.,  nurse,  r.  720  Sutter 
Crocker  John  H.  (Crocker  &  Suydam)  r.  1520  Clay 
Crocker  John  R.,  watchman,  r.  12U9  Steiner 
Crocker  L.  &  A.  (Lesser  and  Aaron)    dry  goods,   1125 

Stockton 
Crocker  Lesser  (L.  &  A.  Crocker)  r.  1125  Stockton 
Crocker  Levi,  fruits,  SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Mont- 
gomery, r.  537  Sacramento 
Crocker  Louis,  laborer,  r.  1910  Mason 
Crocker  Mary  J.  C.  Mrs.,  assistant   Sanchez  St.  pri- 
mary School,  r.  529  Seventeenth 
Crocker  Morris,  tailor,  r.  322  ;<j  Broadway 
Crocker  Rebecca,  domestic  2502  Washington 
Crocker  William,  carpenter,  r.  23 }4  Ritch 
Crocker  William,  teamster,  r.  1128  Columbia 
Crocker  tHi    Suydam  (John  H.  Crocker  and  J.  N. 

Suydam)  stockorokers,  322  Montgomery 
Crockett  Charles,  turner,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  5, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  34RUSS 
Crockett  Elizabeth  T.,  widow,  r.  220^  Ninth 
Crockett  Frank,  engineer  Engine  No.  12,  8.  F.  F.  D., 

101  Commercial 
Crockett  JoUn,   mining  secretary,  8  S.  F.  Stock 

Exchange  Building,  r.  Fruit  Yale 
Crockett  JoseultB.,  attorney  at  law,  438  Califor- 
nia, r.  Fruit  Vale 
Crockett  Joseph   B.  Jr.,  engineer  and  superintendent 

S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  1711  California 
Crockett  Nellie  Miss, negative  retoucher  Alfred  J.Per- 
kins,'r.  220hi  Ninth 
Crockett  Robert,  attorney  at  law  Wilson  &  Wilson,  r. 

Iti26  Sacramento 
Crofoot  Charles H.,  teamster,  r.  131434  Harrison 
Crofoot  William,  machinist,  r.  1041  Howard 
Croft  John,  machinist  Pac  Rolling  Mills,  r.  154  Ship- 
ley, rear 
Croft  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  1  South  Park 
Croftou  John,  blacksmith,  r.  424  Broadway 


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Crofton  John  J.,  saleBman  Thomas  Sullivan,  r.  815 
Eddy 

Crofts  John  J.,  chief  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Newport,  r. 
438  Clementina 

Crogan  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  909  Vallejo,  rear 

Crogan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  37  De  Boom 

Crogan  Edward  L.,  housepainter,  r.  963  Mission 

Crogan  Frank,  oiler,  r.  37  De  Boom 

Crogan  James,  painter,  r.  12  Hollis 

Crogan  James  P.,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  1532  Eddy 

Crogan  Mary  A.  Miss,  tailoress  E.  Herbert,  r,  963  Mis- 
sion 

Croke  James,  r.  918  Natoma 

Croke  John  P.,  clerk,  r.  961  Mission 

Croke  Kate,  widow,  r.  ■SI  Grand  Av 

Croke  Thomas,  entry  clerk  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,r. 
918  Natoma 

Crombie  David;  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 

Cromhane  J.  S.,  groceries  and  liquors,  252  Eighth 

Crompton  James, laundryman  S.  F. Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 
bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Crompton  John,  chief  Engineer  C.P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc, 
r.  Oakland 

Crompton  Robert,  patternmaker  William  F.  Buswell, 
r.  Oakland 

Cron  Eugene  C.,  cigarmaker,  r.  229  Eighth 

Crou  Minnie,  widow,  r.  229  Eighth 

Cronan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Union  and  Mont- 
gomery 

Cronan  David,  siJinner  S.  F.  Silk  Factory,  r.  S  s 
Sweeny,  nr  Merrill 

Cronan  Ellen,  widow,  r.  S  s  Sweeny,  nr  Merrill 

Cronan  James,  maltster  Hibernia  Brewery,  r.  209 
Eighth 

Cronan  John  B.,  bookkeeper  Root  &  Sanderson,  r.  328 
Capp 

Cronan  Julia  Miss,milliner  Mrs.S.  Marks,  r.  8  Dale  PI 

Cronan  Lizzie,  shoefitter,  r.  8  Dale  PI 

Cronan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  131  Shipley 

Cronan  Peter  E.,  carriage  painter  C.  J.  Moyes,  r.  8 
Dale  PI 

Cronan  Samuel  T.,  machine  hand,  r.  3  McLea  Court 

Cronan  Thomas,  coachman  R.  C.  Tobin,  718  O'Farrell 

Cronan  William  {Cronan  &  Dunbar)  r.  9  Elliot  Park 

Cronan  &  Dunbar  (William  Cronan  and  James  Dun- 
bar) metal  roofers,  1073  Market 

8^~  Cronan.     See  Cronin 

Crondu  John,  r.  321  Pacific 

Crone  Harry,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Crone  John  J.,  carpenter,  r.  317 M  Fell 

Crone  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1711  Market,  rear 

Crone  Wolff,  tailor,  r.  169  Minna 

8^"  Crone.     See  Krohn  and  Krone 

Crouie  Kate,  domestic  1630  Golden  Gate  Av 

Cronin  Barbara,  widow,  r.  159  Minna 

Cronin  Cornelius,  r.  560  Bryant 

Cronin  David,  groceries  and  liquors,  159  Minna 

Cronin  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  159  Minna 

Cronin  Edward,  peddler,  r.  W  s  Columbia,  bet  Precita 
and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 

Cronin  Edward  J.,  porter  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r. 
727  Bryant 

Cronin  Ellen,  r.  1218  Green 

Cronin  Ellen  Miss,  r.  NW  cor  Russ  and  Natoma 

Cronin  Hannah,  widow,  r.  W  s  Columbia,  bet  Precita 
and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 

Cronin  Henry  J.,  cooper  B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.,  r.  727 
Bryant 

Cronin  J.,  laborer  William  T.  Garratt 

Cronin  James,  baker,  r.  560  J<j  Bryant 

Cronin  James,  laborer,  r.  13  Tehama  PI 

Cronin  James  Jr.,  r.  5603^  Bryant 

Cronin  James  A.,  clerk  S.  B.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co.,  r. 
560,'^  Bryant 

Cronin  Jeremiah,  hostler,  r.  553  Howard 

Cronin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  50  Loui.sa 

Cronin  Jeremiah,  tanner,  r.  cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness 
Av 

Cronin  John,  r.  7.39  Harrison 

Cronin  John,  laborer,  r.  321  Pacific 

Cronin  John,  liquor  saloon,  2329  California 

Cronin  John,  policeman,  r.  40^  Louisa 

Cronin  John  J.,  puiuter,  r.  14  Dore 

Cronin  Julia,  widow,  r.  727  Bryant 

Cronin  Mary,  housekeeper,  1617  Broderick 

Cronin  Michael  J.,  laborer,  r.  22  Tehama 

Cronin  Michael  T.,  laborer,  r.  Ariou  House 

Cronin  N.  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  1008  Mission 

Cronin  Norah,  widow,  r.  1008  Mission 


Cronin  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  549  Howard 

Cronin  R.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Cronin  Timothy  B.,  boilermaker,  r.  549  Howard 

Cronin  William,  tobacconist,  r.  560 }j  Bryant 

BS^  Cronin.     See  Cronan 

Cronise  William  H.  V.,  capitalist,  office  6-7  S.  F.  Stock 

Exchange  Building 
Cronogue  James,  boilermaker,  r.  712  Twenty-third 
Crook  Archibald,  clerk  Palace  Hotel,  r.  32  Second 
Crook  Charles  A.,   Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Mont- 
gomery 
Crook  Edward  W.,  agent  Keep's  Shirts,  126  Kearny, 

room  49,  r.  119  Oak 
Crook  G.  L.,  r.  331  O'Farrell 
Crook  James,  r.  1.324  Pine 
Crook  Mary,  domestic  2030  Pacific  Av 
Crook  Mary  W.,  widow,  r.  897  Dolores 
Crook  M.  L.,   proptr  Olympic  Lodging  House,   904 

■   Kearny 
B^Crook.     See  Krook 
Crooker  Drewey,  clerk,  r.  35  Everett 
CrookerM.  H.,  superintendent   O'Connor.  Moffatt  & 

Co.,  r.  227  Geary 
Crooker  William,  watchman,  r.  35  Everett 
Crooks  C,  driver  United  Carriage  Co. 
Crooks  Jackson,  student,  r.  801  Sutter 
Crooks  James,  laborer,  r.  1432  Post 
Crooks  John,  bricklayer,  r.  2419  Clay 
Crooks  John,  student,  r.  801  Sutter 
Crooks  Matthew  J.,  r.  536  Eighteenth 
Crooks  Richard,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California, 

r.  4  Everett 
Crooks  Samuel  J.,  teamster,  r.  2010  Ellis 
Crooks  Samuel  R.,  real  estate,  116  Montgomery  Av, 

r.  801  Sutter 
•  Crooks  Susan,  widow,  r.  801  Sutter 
Crooks  William,  r.  W  s  Maple,  bet  Jackson  and  Wash- 
ington 
Crooks  William,  second  steward  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Crooks  William  H.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and 

Point  Lobos  Avs 
CrooHie  Deiital  Association,  823  Market 
Croome  William,  dentist,  office  and  r.  823   Mar- 
ket 
Croon  Cornelia  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  242  Green 
Croon  George,  laborer,   r.  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Green 
Croon  John  F.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  213 

Eleventh 
Croon  Peter,    laborer,  r.  NE    cor   Montgomery  and 
I  Green 

I  Croon  Walter,  laborer,  r.  NE   cor  Montgomery  and 
]  Green 

'  Cropper  John  R.,  laborer,  r.  2  Langton 
I  Cropper  Theodore  B.,  meterman  Central  Gas  Co.,  r. 
I  2  Langton 

'  Cropper  William  O.,  boxmaker,  r.  2  Langton 
Cropsey  M.,  widow,  r.  813  Bush 
Crosbie  P.,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Crosbie  William  C,  actor,  r.  13  Powell 
Crosby  Alphonso  B.,  dyer,  r.  1807  Jones 
Crosby  Charles  F.,  carpenter,  r.  17  Hermann 
Crosby  Charles  F.,  packer  Blakeslee  &  Week,  r.  1212 

Howard 
Crosby  Dennis,  morocco  finisher,  r.  522  Eighth 
Crosby  Frank,  longshoreman,  r.  Gercke's  Hotel 
Crosby  Frank  L.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,    r. 

513  Post 
Crosby  Frederick  F.,  r.  2209  Mission 
Crosby  Frederick  L.,  clerk  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  1807 

Jones 
Crosby  George  H.,  first  assistant  engineer  Oregon  Imp. 

SS.  Walla  Walla 
Crosby  George  O.,  pri)duce  commission  merchant,  304 

Davis,  r.  407  Hyde 
Crosby  Hortou  J.,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth  Av,  bet 

P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Crosby  Ida  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  N  8  Sixteenth  Av,  bet 

P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Crosby  James,  seaman,  r.  619  Lombard 
Crosby  John,  carpenter,  r.  1403  Buchanan 
Crosby  John,  stencil  cutter,  r.  507  Ellis 
Crosby  John  F.,  carpenter,  r.  17  Hermann 
Crosby  Mark,  laborer,  r.  29  Nevada,  rear 
Crosby  Minnie  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  Ns  Sixteenth  Av, 

bet  P  and  Q.  South  S.  F. 
Crosby  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  30  Ritch 
Crosby  Patrick,  policeman,  r.  10  Juniper 
Crosby  Richard  P.,  carpenter,  r.  2  Bowen's  Block, 

South  S.  F. 


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Crosby  Robert  A.,  salesman  Murphv,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

1807  Jones 
Crosby  Thomas  J.,  teamster,  r.  636  Minna,  rear 
Crosby  W.  F.,  salesman,  r.  203  Turk 
Crosby  William,    attorney  at  law,  oflBce  and  r. 

«>r)9  Clay 
Crosby  William,  laborer,  r.  1327  Ellis 
Crosett  Alfonzo  A.,  merchant,  r.  1412  Octavia 
Crosett  Edward  F.,  clerk  Overland  Freight  Transfer 

Co.,r.  2-t  Twelfth 
Crosett  James  F.  (Crosett  &  Samuel)  r.  377  Shotwell 
Crosett  James  L.,  merchant,   office  914  Market,  r.  24 

Twelfth 
Crosett  <ii£  Suiuuel  (James  F.  Crosett  and  Robert 

Samuel)  "Headquarters, "fancy  goods,  silverware, 

jewelry,  clock.s,  cutlery,   smokers'  articles,  child- 
ren's carriages,  baskets,  frames,  etc.,   914  Market 

and  11  Ellis 
Croskey  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  1G20  Mission 
Croskey    Robert    V.,    assistant  bookkeeper    Sheriff's 

Office,  r.  1620  Mission 
Crosley  Leonard  G.,  butcher,  1-2  Centre  Market,  r.607 

Powell 
Cross  Anthony,  laborer,  r.  611  Seventh 
Cross  Donald,  engineer  William  Deacon,  r.  1215  Fol- 

som 
Cross  Ferdinand,  laborer,  r.  1701  Market 
Cross  Frederick  L.,  clerk,  r.  121  Seventh 
Cross  Hugh,   salesman   S.   Mosgrove   &   Bro.,  r.  1215 

i'olsom 
Cross  James  T.,  with  Welch  &   Co.,    109    California, 

rooms  1-3 
Cross  Michael,  boottreer  Hop  Kee  &  Co.,  r.  Berkeley 
Cross  Richard   (Hendy  &  Cross)   r.   1317  California, 

rear 
Cross  Robert,  plasterer  and  contractor,   r.  838  Market 
Cross  Thomas  J.,  transferman  City  RR.,  r.  1841  How- 
ard 
Cross  William  B.,  mechanical  engineer,  r.  1105  Mason 
Crossett  Edward  T.,  dentist,  r.  2.503  J<J  Mission 
CroBsett  F.  H.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RB.,  r.  738 

Shotwell 
Cro.ssett  Truman,  dentist,  10  Third,  r.  916  Twentieth 
Crossland  John,  carpenter,  r.  1061  Howard 
Crossley  James,  laborer,  r.  318  Pacific 
Crossman  James  H.,  mining  engineer,  r.  816  Jackson 
Cr(«sman  W.  H.  &  Co.  (New  York)  J.  C.   Merrill  &  Co. 

agents,  204  California 
Crosswell  C.  M.  Jr.,  capitalist,  r.  American  Exchange 

Hotel- 
Crosthwaite  George,  carpenter,  r.  35  Lily  Av 
Crosthwaite  Isaac,  carpenter,  r.  3.3  Lily  Av 
Crosthwaite  Isaac  Jr.,  silverplater  E.  G.  Denuiston,  r. 

■Sir  Lily  Av 
Crosthwaite  John,  i)ressman  Barry,  Baird  &  Co.,  r.  35 

Lily  Av 
Crosthwaite  Micliael,  plumber,  r.  3.5  Lily  Av 
Crother  Frederick,  painter,  r.  847  Howard 
Crothers  George,  upholsterer,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-sixth 

and  San  Jose  Av 
11^"  Crothers.     See  Carothers  and  Carnithers 
Crottis  Magdaliue,  domestic  1711  Stockton 
Crottv  John,  packer  Heerdink  &  Co.,  r.  518  Eighteenth 
Crottj^Thoiiias,  laborer,  r.  King,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
CroucffAUred,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Crouch  George,  r.  706  Natoma 
Crouch  James,  foreman  H.  Plagemann  &  Co.,  r.l227>ij 

Pacific 
Crouch  John  H.,  assayer  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  1227)4  Pacific 
Crouch  Thomas,  hydraulic  pressman  E.  Detrick  &  Co., 

r.  430  Seventh 
Crouch  William,  r.  1227 3i  Pacific 
Oroudace  Frederick  W.,  ijublisher  and  proi)tr  Brevi- 

ate  of  Records,  620  Merchant,  r.  220:!  Fillmore 
Croughwell  Eugene,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  7 

Middle 
Grouse  Carol  Miss,  actress  Tivoll  Garden,  r.  1130  Mar- 
ket 
Crouse  Edward,  plumber,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Crouse  John  R..  salesman  Dufl"  &  Co.,  r.  1126  Pine 
Crovat  Philip  F.,  bookkeeper  Sanderson  &  Horn,  r. 

1104  Market 
Crow  Albion,  policeman,  r.  221  Shotwell 
Crow  B.  I.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Crow  Harvey  J.,  machinist,  r.  340  Third 
Crow  John  H.,  r.  9  Mason 
Crow  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  120  Wlldey 
Crow  William,    glassblower  8.  F.    and    Pac.   Glass 

Works,  r.  Oakland 


Crowe  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  23  Folsom  Av 

Crowe  James,  molder,  r.  602  Howard 

Crowe  James  S.,  scroUsawyer.r.  SW  cor  California  and 

Powell  Av 
Crowe  James  W.,  varnisher,  r.  408 )4  Shipley 
Crowe  John  J.,  painter,  r.  '2408  Sacramento 
Crowe  Mark,  dentist  Herbert  G.  Trueman,  r.  2408  Sac- 
ramento 
Crowe  Maxwell  L.,  engraver,  r.  N  s  Hancock,  bet  Noe 

and  Sanchez 
Crowe  MoUie,  domestic  716  Post 
Crowe  Patrick  J.,  bootmaker,  r.  525  Tehama,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Crowe  Thomas,  blacksmith  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1256  Bryant 
Crowe  Thomas  W.,  butcher,  r.  11  Folsom  Av 
Crowe  Timothy,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  llo  Fourth, 

r.  75  Fourth 
Crowe  William  H.,  harnessmaker,  r.  709  Minna 
Orowell  Charles  H.,  superintendent  Laurel  Hill  Cem- 
etery, r.  3209  .Clay 
Crowell  Charles  I.,  with  Sroufe  &  McCrum,  r.  1217 

Jones 
Crowell  George  C,  compositor,  r.  1120  Folsom 
Crowell  George  E.,  mining,  r.  405  Turk 
Crowell  James  P.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  215  Kearny 
Crowell  Martin  L.,  route  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 

Express,  r.  1928  Sutter 
Crowell  Prentiss,  r.  SW  cor    Pennsylvania  Av  and 

Butte 
Crowell  Walter  T.,  compositor,  r.  102  Langton 
Crowell  William  L. ,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  44  Sixth 
Crowell  Z.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1603  Larkin 
8^  Crowell.     See  Croall 
Crowhurst  William,  grand  lecturer  I.  O.  G.  T.,  r.  1041 

Twenty-fourth 
Growl  Bradford  A.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson, 

r.  509  Bryant 
Crowley  Annie,  widow,  r.  Palmer,  bet  Thirtieth  and 

Thirty-first 
Crowley  Bartholomew,  baker,  r.  320  Fifth 
Crowley  Bridget,  widow,  r.  65  Everett,  rear 
Ciowley  C,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  1426  Geary 
Crowley  C,  shoemaker,  r.  747  J^  Minna,  rear 
Crowley  C.  C,  bill   distributor  Haverly's  California 

Theatre,  r.  215  Kearny 
Crowley  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  315  Beale 
Crowley  Cornelius,  fruits  and  groceries,  334  Third 
Crowley  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  1  Leroy  PI 
Crowley  Cornelius,  liquor  saloon,   NW  cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty-sixth 
Crowley  Cornelius  H.,  sash  and  door  finisher,  r.  555 

Natoma 
Crowley  Daniel,  blacksuiith,  r.  4  Leroy  PI 
Crowley  Daniel,  donkeyman  SS.  Victoria,  r.  Oakland 
Crowley  Daniel,   S.  J.,  student  St.  Ignatius  College, 

214  Hayes 
Crowley  Daniel  F.,  barber,  r.  SE  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Minna 
Crowley  Daniel  F.,  mason  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  26 

Johnson  Av 
Crowley  Daniel  F.,  porter  E.  Guittard  &  Co.,  r.  1338 

Washington 
Crowley  David,  solicitor  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r.  Bay, 

bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Crowley  Deborah  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  125  Rincon  PI 
Crowley  Edward,  tailor,  187  Jessie 
Crowley  Ellen,  domestic  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Oak 

Grove  Av 
Crowley  Florence,  contractor,  r.  749  Harrison 
Crowley  Florence,  laborer,  r.  331  Bryant 
Crowley  F.  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Crowley   George,    carwasher  Sutter  St.  RR.,   r.    1825 

Greenwich 
Crowley  George,  stoves  and  tinware,  230  Sixth,  r.  17 

Harriet 
Crowley  James,  clerk   Charles  A.  Bayly,  r.  117  Vallejo 
Crowley  James,  extraman   Engine  No.  10,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

r.  .507  Bryant 
Crowley  James,  shipwright,  r.  721  Natoma 
Crowley  James,  steamboatfireman,  r.  62  First 
Crowley  James  C,  cooper,  r.  412  Minna 
Crowley  James  F.,  teacher  music,  r.  28  Mission  .Av 
Crowley  Jane  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  334  Third 
Crowley  J.  E.,  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Go. 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  laborer  C.  P.  IIR.,  r.  216  Waller 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  210  Clara 
Crowley  Jeremiah  C,  clerk,  r.  210  Clara 
Crowley  Johanna,  domestic  1228  Ellis 
Crowley  John,  r.  320  Fifth 


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Crowley  John,  r.  2a7  Minna,  rear 

Crowley  John ,  bookkeeper,  r.  749  Harrison 

Crowley  John,  calker,  r.  52  Natoma 

Crowley  John,  clerk,  r.  6(i8  Clementina 

Crowley  John,  clerk  Post  Oface.  r.  1514  Howard 

Crowley  John,  cooper,  r.  339  Tehama 

Crowley  John,  extraman  Engine  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D. 

Crowley  John,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland,  r. 

Oakland 
Crowley  John,  horseshoer,  r.  553%  Stevenson 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  r.  52  Minna 
Crowley  John,  laboier,  r.  620  Linden  Av 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Billings  PI,  nr  Filbert 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Shasta,  bet  Georgia  and 

Michigan 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  r.  Caseins  Hotel 
Crowley  John,  porter  Ruse  House 
Crowley  John,  soai)  mnfr,  r.  1805  Ellis 
Crowley  John,  teamster,  r.  117  Vallejo 
Crowley  John,  watchmaker,  r.  77  West  Mission 
Crowley  John  D.,  carpenter,  r.  12  Layf'ayette 
Crowley  John  D.,  laborer,  r.  567  Stevenson 
Crowley  John  F.,  foreman  United  Carriage   Co.,  r.  12 

Lafayette 
Crowley  John  J.,  r.  239  Minna 
Crowley  John  J.    (Goetze  &  Crowley)    and   deputy 

Sheriff,  r.  808  Guerrero 
Crowley  John  J.,  janitor  Supreme  Court,  r.  28  Mis- 
sion Av 
Crowley  John  W.,  boltcutter,   r.   E   s   Columbia,   bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Crowley  Julia,  domestic  1005  Geai-y 
Crowley  Katherine,  widow,  r.  1  Boardman  PI 
Crowley  Katie,  domestic  211  Powell 
Crowley  Katie  H.  Miss,  teacher  Evening  School,  r. 

1629  Sacramento 
Crowley  Lizzie  E.  Miss,  assistant  Hamilton  Q^rammar 

School,  r.  1629  Sacramento 
Crowley  M.,  laborer,  r.  NW   cor  Montgomery  and 

Greenwich 
Crowley  Maggie,  cook  John  G.  Pierson 
Crowley  Maggie,  domestic  1013  Van  Ness  Av 
Crowley  Maggie  Miss,  r.  125  Rincon  PI 
Crowley  Mark,  porter  Barnett  &  Marks,  r.  125  Ecker 
Crowley  Mary,  widow,  r.  412  Minna 
Crowley  Mary,  cook  1610  Washington 
Crowley  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Silver  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  E  8  Columbia,  bet   Twenty-third  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Crowley  Mary  L.  Miss,  assistant  Eighth  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  12  Lafayette 
Crowley  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Har- 
rison and  Shipley 
Crowley  Michael,  hostler,  r.  W  s  Iowa,  bet  Humboldt 

and  Nevada 
Crowley  Michael  J.,  r.  965  Howard 
Crowley  Nellie  Miss,  saleslady  Mrs.  M.  A.  Butler,  r. 

334  Third 
Crowley  Patrick.,  Chief  of  Police,  office  old  City 

Hall,  first  floor,  r.  1629  Sacramento 
Crowley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  149  Silver 
Crowley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Pennsylvania  and 

Sierra 
Crowley  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Hunt 
Crowley  Paul,   commission  merchant,  r.  911  Broad- 
way 
Crowley  R.  A.,  forage  master  Quartermaster's  Dept, 

Presidio  Reservation 
Crowley  Richard,  horseshoer,  r.  137  Clara 
Crowley  Robert,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

433  Geary 
Crowley  Robert  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1514  Mission 
Crowley  Stephen,  shoemaker,  r.  N  s  Day,  bet  Church 

and  Sanchez 
Crowley  Stephen,  steward,  r.  346  Fourth 
Crowley  Stephen  F.,  clerk  The  State  Investment  and 

Insurance  Co.,  r.  749  Harrison 
Crowley  Timothy,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Crowley  Timothy,  laborer,  r.    N  s  Day,   bet  Sanchez 

and  Cluirch 
Crowley  Timothy  J.,  attorney  at  law,  429  Montgom- 
ery, r.  San  Rafael 
Crowley  Timothy  J.,  horseshoer,  NE  cor  Merchant 

and  Drumm,  r.  553  Jij  Stevenson 
Crowley  Timothy  K.,  blacksmith,  r.  237  Minna 
Crowley  Vincent  P.,  r.  802  Howard 
Crowley  William,  laborer,  r.  752  Bryant 
Crowley  William,  tailor,  187  Jessie,  r.  1511  Taylor 
Crowley  William  B. ,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 

320  Fifth 


Crowley  William  C.  conductor  Market  St.  RB.,  r.  123 

Fifteenth 
Crowley  William  J.,  carriagesmith,  r.  648  Jessie 
Crowley  William  J.,  expressman,   cor  Davis  and  Cali- 
fornia, r.  2827  Clay 
Crowley  Witt,  laborer,  r.  83  Clementina 
Crown  David,  foreman  Salomon,  Wise  &  Cohn 
Crown  Harris,  capitalist,  r.  736  J^  Grove 
Crown  Isaac,  barber,  r.  ISHopeton  Terrace 
Crown  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  516  Fulton 
Crown  Louis,  seaman,  r.  516  Fulton 
Crown  Morris  H.,  clerk  The  Examiner,  r.  736 }g  Grove 
Crown  Myer,  clerk,  r.  736 }g  Grove 
Crown  Point  Extension  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 

George  R.  Spinney  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  44 
Cro^vn  Point  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co. 

(Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  James  Newlands  secretary,  327 

Pine,  room  3 
Crown   Point  Ravine  Gold   and   Silver   Mining    Co. 

(Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  J.  M.  Buflnngton  secretary,  309 

California,  room  4 
Crown  Se-»vingr  Macliine  Co.,  Samuel  Hill  gen- 
eral agent,  634  Market 
Crowson  Charles,  seaman  P.   C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  411 

Bryant 
Croxall  Julius  D.,  agent  Lindlev  &  Co.,  405  Front,  r. 

225  Ellis 
Croyland  John,  journalist,  r.  1427  Mason 
Croze  August,  laundry,  231  Ritch 
Crozer  Enoch  L.,  patternmaker,  r.  510  Howard 
Crozier  Robert  B.,  compositor,  r.  2111  Jones 
Crozier  Samuel,  barber,  r.  1108  Mason 
Crozier  William  J.,  r.  019  Pine 
Cruden    David,  shipwright  R.  S.  Alexander,   r.  2545 

Howard 
Cruikshank  Joseph,  packer,  r.  562  Minna 
Cruikshank    P.,    Jour.    Shipwrights'    Assn,    71   New 

Montgomery 
Cruise  William,  plasterer,  r.  127  Guerrero 
Cruise  William  Jr.,   driver   Zimmermann,   Strouse  & 

Co.,r.  127  Guerrero 
Crumar  B.,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Crumllsk  James,  teamster,  r.  307  First 
Crummey  Eugene,  butcher  Dunphy  «&  Co.,  r.  Tenth 

Av,  bet  N  and  P.  South  S.  F. 
Crummey  Jame^  (Crummey  &  Hall)  r.  16  Erie 
Crummey  John  A.,  butcher,  r.  Tenth  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 

South  S.  F. 
Crummey  John  T.,  butcher,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  7, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Crummey  Owen,  butcher,  r.  Tenth  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 

South  S.  F. 
Crummey  Rebecca,  widow,  r.   E  s  Railroad  Av,  bet 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Crummey  &   Hall  (James  Crummey  and  James  Hall) 

wholesale  butibers  and   cattle  dealers.  First  Av, 

nr  Kentucky,  South  S.  F. 
Crump  Annie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  131  Thirteenth 
Crump  Martha,  widow,  r.  131  Thirteenth 
Crump  Walter,  machinist,  r.  342  Third 
Crupper  William,  boxmaker,  r.  2  Langton 
Crusader  Hall,  1159  Mission 

Cruse  Ferdinand  (Heydeuaber  &  Cruse)  r.  102  Mason 
Crusett  Gilberta  A.,  widow,  r.  1231  Stockton 
Crusoe  Charles  W.,  secretary  The  American  Detective 

and  Collecting  Agency,  214  Sansome,  rooms  25-26, 

r.  902  Twentieth 
Crusoe  George,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 
Crusell  F.  R.,  blacksmith  and  bellhanger,  r.  407  Bran 
Cruz  Charles  H.,  printer,  r.  1616  Mason 
Cruz  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1616  Mason 
Cruz  Manuel,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.   stmr  Oakland,  r. 

Oakland 
Cruz  Mary  A.  Miss,  copyist,  r.  529  Filbert 
Crnz  Micaela,  widow,  r.  529  Filbert 
B^"  Cruz.     See  Cruise.  Krooss  and  Kruse 
Cruza  Adolph,  butcher,  734  Minna 
Cruza  Mary  Miss,  milliner,  r.  734  Minna 
Cryan    James,    helper    S.    F.   Brass    Works,    r.    640 

Howard 
Cryer  Charles,  engineer,  r.  1423  Pine 
Crystal  Paliice  Association,  Thomas  W.  Hinch- 

man  secretary.  Fillmore,  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Crystal    Palace    Saloon,   Hageman  &  Haquette 

proptrs,  5  Kearny  and  12  Geary 
Crystal  Salt  Works,  Plummer  Brothers  prpptrs,  Hey- 

wood  &  Henley  agents,  224  Clay 
Crystal   Soda  Water  Co.,  Frank  Maxsou  president,  S. 

R.  Simmons  secretary  and  superintendent,  NEcor 

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Crystal  Vinegar  Works,  Bobiuson  &  Hinze  proptrs,  cor 

Fourteenth  and  Folsom 
Cubbon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  E  b  Illinois,  bet  Shasta 

and  Napa 
Cubery  "William  M.  (Cubery  &  Co.)  r.  818  Powell 

0  U  JjJjXb  1  (&  (jUi  (William  M.  Cu- 
bery) steuiii  printers,  415  Market,  l»e- 
low  First 

Cubitt  W.  C,  stenographer  Western  Union  Tel.  Co. 
Cucagna  Autoue,  cook  Roeco  Beban,  1140  Dupont 
Cuche  Frederii'k,   dog   trainer,  r.  E  s  Mission,  nr  Six 

Mile  House 
Cucorno  Gaetano,  cutler,  r.  1015  Folsom 
Cueuel   Alfred,   machinist  Tait   &  Hainque,   r.    1424 

Powell 
Cuciiel  Emile,  carrier  The  Guide,  r.  1917  Mason 
Cueuel  George,  glass  polisher,  r.  1424  Powell 
CucuruUo    Vincenzu,   Italiaa    Ben.   Soc,  423  Wash- 
ington 
Cudennec  Francis,  teamster,  r.  472  Tehama 
CuiUlihy  Joseph,  shoeeutt^r,  r.  335  OTarrell 
Cuddy  Catheiine  Mrs.,  r.  li  Haywood 
Cuddy  Jeremiah,  deckhand   C.  P.  KR.  Co's  Wharf,  r. 

2  Washington 
Cuddy  John,  laborer,  r.  823  Brannan 
Cuddy  William,  r.  872  Mission 
Cudworth  Abel  W.,  capitalist,  r.  2420  Fillmore 
Cud  worth  John  W.,  capitalist,  r.  2018  Union 
Cue  William,  junk,  314  Jackson,  r.  22  Erie 
Cue  William  G.,  deputy  Superintendent  Streets,  r.  22 

Erie 
BS"  Cue.     See  Kuh 

Cuello  Enrique  J.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Cuello  Joseph  J.  (Joseph  J.  Cuello  &  Co.)    r.  715  Na- 

toma 
Cuello  Joseph  J.  &  Co.  (Joseph  J.  Cuello  and  Tibur- 

cio  Carlos)  harnessmakers,  525  Pacific 
Cuenin  Udefonse,  bookkeeijer  Campi's  Restaurant,  r. 

107  Montgomery  Block 
Cuerbo  Jose,  cigarmaker  Jose  A.  Garcia,  r.  1010  Mont" 

gomery 
Cuflf  J.ihn  (Cuff  &  Dewey)  r.  7  Park  Av 

CUFF  &  DEWEY  (aoh„  c^^  and 

Josiah  A.  Detvey;  manufacturers  orna- 
mental furniture,  organs  and  pianos, 
431  Fourtli 

Cuglievan  Nicolaus,  helper  L.  Radovich  &  C6.,r.  921 

Harrison 
Cugurno  Gio.  B.,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Cugurno  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Culbert  Charlotte  C,  widow,  r.  9G9  Harrison 
Culbert  William  C,  machinist,  r.  909  Harrison 
Culbertson  Arthur,  witb  W.  11.  Chapman,  r.   Union 

Club 
Culbertson  Maggie  Miss,  matron  Chinese    Mission 

Home  (Presbyterian)  r.  933  Sacramento 
Culbertson  M.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  726  Mission 
Culbreth  Robert  E.,  editor  and  publisher  City  Argus, 

629  Kearny,  r.  2722  Folsom 
Culiu  John  L.,  clerk  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co.,  r. 

2629  Howard 
Cull  Henry  C,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg-&  Bowen, 

r.  Oakland 
Cull  Mary,  domestic  2910  Bush 
Cull  William,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
le^Cull.     SeeKull 
CuUen  Andrew  Rev.,  pastor  St.  John  The  Baptist's 

Church,  r.  1122  Eddy 
Cullen  Charles,  housefitter,  r.  2733  Bryant 
CuUen  Charles,  sergeant  police,  r.  737  Harrison 
Cullen  Daniel  J.,  plumber   melter  and  refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  611  Turk 
Cullen  Edward,  grainer,  r.  786  Harrison 
Cullen  Edward,  shoemaker  Porter,  Slessinger  &  Co.,  r. 

Berkeley 
Cullen  Edward  F..  clerk  P.  J.  Sullivan,  r.  529  Howard 
Cullen  Gerald,  night  inspector  Cnstom  House,  r.  2013 

Taylor 
Cullen  James,  dyer,"r.  303  Capp 
Cullen  James,  laborer  Enterprise  Mill  and  Building 

Co. 
Cullen  James,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta 

and  Sierra,  rear 
Cullen  James  B.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 

r.  Gil  Turk 
Cullen  .Teffery,  president  8.   F.   Copper    Mining 

Co.,  320  Sansome,  room  10,  r.  San  JosS 
Cullen  John,  driver,  r.  1502  M  Polk 


Cullen  John,  laborer,  r.  3053^  Capp 

Cullen  John,  laborer,  r.  2  Lincoln  PI 

Cullen  John,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

CuUen  John  J.,  superinteuilent  factory  George  C. 

Shreve  vV  Co.,  r.  2101  Steiner 
Culleu  L.  R.  Miss,  assistant  Lincoln  Grammar  School, 

r.  1220  Valencia 
Culleu  Margaret,  domestic  1633  Mission 
Cullen  Mary,  domestic  717  Post 
CuUen  Mary,  domestic  2  Hoff  Av 
Culleu  Michael,  seaman,  r.  025  Davis 
Cullen  Paul,  stovedoie,  r.  178  Minna 
Cullen   Paul  A.,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  59 

South  Park 
CuUen  Philip,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Culleu  Richard,  dairy.  Seventh  Av,  nr  Golden   Gate 

Park 
Cullen  Thomas,  r.  i511  Turk 
CuUen  Thomas,  helper  Risdou  I.  and  L.  Works 
CuUen  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  cor  Eighteenth  and  Capp 
Cullen  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Devisadero 

and  Ellis 
Culleu  Thomas,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  25  Bitch 
Cullen  Thomas  D.,  r.  421  Folsom 
CuUen  Thomas  D.,  plumber,  r.  19  Natoma 
Cullen  Thomas  W.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Bank, 

r.  53  Clementina 
Cullen  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Cullen  William,  property  clerk  old  City  Hall,  r.  59 

South  Park 
CuUey  John  P.  (CuUey  &  Foree)  r.  607  Howard 
CuUey  &  Foree  (John  P.  CuUey  aud  George  H.  Foree) 

stoves  and  hardware,  11G6  Market 
CuUigan  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  27  Kate 
CuUigan  Ellen,  dressmaker,  r.  NE  cor  El  Dorado  and 

Utah 
CuUigan  Frank  S.,  hackman,  r.  118  McAllister 
CuUigan  Hannah,  widow,   groceries  and  liquors,  218 

Ritch 
CuUigan  James,  gardener,  r.  18  Gilbert 
CuUigan  James,  laborer,  r.  218  Ritch 
CuUigan  John,  gardener  and   florist,  704  Turk,  r.  707 

Van  Ness  Av 
CuUigan  Michael,  cattle  dealer,  r.  NE  cor  El  Dorado 

and  Utah 
CuUigan  Michael  J.,  packer  H.  Fishbeck,  r.  NE  cor  El 

Dorado  and  Utah 
CuUigan  Michael  Jr.,  soapmaker  H.  Fishbeck,  r.  NE 

cor  El  Dorado  aud  Utah 
CuUim  Michael,  teamster,  r.  137  Lily  Av 
CuUimore  John,  gardener,  r.  581  Mission 
CuUinan  Dennis  (CuUinau  &  Co.)  r.  026  Harrison 
CuUinan  James,  plumber  and  extraman  Engine  No.  9, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  77  Natoma 
Cullinan    <&    Co.    (Dennis  CuUinan  and  Charles 

Montgomery)  wholesale  groceries,  406  Commercial 
CuUinane  Henry,  clerk  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  65  West 

Mission 
CuUinane  James,  carpenter,  r.  65  West  Mission 
CuUinane  Jeremiah  J.,  japanner  Seller  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
CuUinane  L.  J.,  harnessmaker,  r.  65  West  Mission 
CuUinane   Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s  Church,  nr 

Thirtieth 
CuUum  Charles,  special  policeman,  r.  360  Jessie 
CuUum  Frank,  contractor,  r.  360  Jessie 
CuUum  Frank  D.,  special  policeman,  r.  360  Jessie 
CuUum  Jeremiah,  r.  1.52.J  Market 
CuUumber   John    (Carl  &  Co.)    r.  W  s  Bryant,  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Cully  James,  milkranch,  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  S  and 

T,  South  S.  F. 
Culmerry  William  S., porter  San  Jos^  Woolen  Mills,  r. 

224  Fourth 
Culp  Daniel  S.,  health  inspector,  U  O'Farrell,  r.  1812 

Webster 
Culp  James  D.  (J.  D.  Culp  kCo.)  r.  San  Felipe 
Culp   J.    D.  &  Co.    (James   D.   Culp,  William  B. 

Isaacs,  Samuel   K.  Thornton   and  William  Mac- 

donald)    wholesale  cigars   and  leaf    tobacco,  16 

Front 
Culver  Amy  H.  Miss,  operator  American  District  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  1111  Clay 
Culver  Edward  L.,  r.  102  Sixth 
Culver  Frank  D.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  19 

Taylor 
Culver  James,  driver,  r.  31  First  Av 
Culver  James  H. ,  secretary  Industrial  Exhibitions 

of  the  Mechanics'  Institute,  and  School  Director, 

27  Post,  r.  1111  Clay 


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Culver  J.  H.,  bartender,  r.  325  M  Bush 

Culver  Marshall  L.,  foreman  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory,  r.  214  Shotwell 
Culver    Orrin  B.,  salesman  Le  Count  Bros.,  r.  1511 

Lark  in 
Culver  Paul,  bookkeeper,  r.  2  Chatham  PI 
Culver  William  L.,  clerk  Frank  Bros.,  r.  2  Chatham 

PI 
Culverwell  .Joseph  E.,  teamster,  r.  1325  Ellis 
Culverwell  Stephen  S.,  r.  2249  Mission 
Cumberson   William,    machinist    Joshua    Hendy,  r. 

Oakland 
Cumberton  Thomas,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

New  York 
Cumins  Judson,  carpenter,  r.  5  Haggin 
Cumius  William,  furniture  finisher,  r.  5  Haggin 
Gumming  Alexander  M.,  bookkeeper  George  H.  Foster- 

r.  Fruit  Vale 
Cummiug  David,  machinist,  r.  20  Fell 
Cumming  Fiudlay,  woodturner,  r.  10043^  Natoma 
Cumming  George,  machinist,  r.  20  Fell 
Cumming  George,  marine  surveyor  Cal.    Insurance 

Co.,  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Cumming  George  M.,  student,  r.  20  Fell 
Cumming  George   K.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Syd- 
ney 
Cumming  James,  r.  224  Mission 

Cumming  Peter  W.,  r.  cor  Twenty-eighth  and  Mission 
Cummiug  R.  M.  (Elliot  &  Cumming)  r.  The  Baldwin 
Cummings  A.  Giraud,  embroiderer,  r.  1515}^  Market 
Cummings  Alexander,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Peking,  r.  100  3i  Third 
Cummings  Alouzo  A.,  r.  2101  California 
Cummings  Anderson, bartender  Caleb  Coates,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Cummings  Annie  G.  Miss,  bookkeeper  Hixson,  Justi  & 

Co.,  r.  1515)4  Market 
Cummings  benjamin    F.  (Cummings'  Sons)    r.    327 

Kearny 
Cummings  Benjamin  F.,  salesman  Boos  Bros.,  r.  109 

Montgomery 
Cummings  Charles  D.,   nightwatchman  Jackson  St. 

Wharf,  r.  236  Fremont 
Cummings  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Cummings  Delia,  widow,  r.  129)^  Welsh 
Cummings  Delia,  domestic  1024  Franklin 
Cummings  E.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  17  Third 
Cummings  Edward,  car  conductor,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Cummings   Frank   H.,  livery  and  boarding    stable, 

87-89  Stevenson,  r.  1515 H  Market 
Cummings  George  H.,  machinist  William  T.  Garratt, 

r.  924  Folsom 
Cnmming's,  Giinmel  «k  Co.  (Henry  K.  Cummings 
and  Edward  G.  Gimmel)  fruit  and  produce  com- 
mission, 424  Battery  and  327  Washington 
Cummings   Harrison  R.  (Pike  &   Cummings)    r.  513 

Geary 
Cummings  Henry,  miner,  r.  711  Natoma 
Cummings  Henry  A.,  chief  clerk  treasurer's  office  C. 

P.  RR.,  r.  417  Laguna 
Cummings  Henry  K.  (Cummings,  Gimmel  &  Co.)  r.  20 

Perry 
Cummings  James,  carpenter,  r.  907  Union,  rear 
Cummings  James,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Cummings  James,  glassblower,  r.  129  Ji  Welsh 
Cummings  James,  hostler  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  728  How- 
ard 
Cummings  James,  woolgrader,  r.  934  Harrison 
Cummings  James  F.,  upholsterer,   r.   974   Harrison, 

rear 
Cummings  James  J.,  carpenter,  r.  45(i  Twentieth 
Cummings  John,  r.  18  Ritch 
Cummings  John,  drayman  Petersen   &   Co.,   r.   181G 

Scott 
Cummings  John,  hostler  Omnibus  RR. 
Cummings  John,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio 

de  Janeiro 
Cummings  John,  shipcalker,  r.  320}^  Seventh 
Cummings  John,  stoue  mason,  r.  211  Stevenson 
Cummings  John  Jr.,  liquor  saloon,  211  Stevenson 
Cummings  John  P.,  teamster,  r.  2373^  Fifth 
Cummings  John  P.  Mrs.,  bakery  and   confectionery, 

237  M  Fifth 
Cummings  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  625  Davis 
Cummings  Laurence,  laborer,  r.  70i)  Natoma 
Cummings  Lewis  B.  (Cummings' Sous)  r.  314  Sixth 
Cummings  Maggie,  r.  129 )i  Welsh 
Cummings  Mary,  widow,  r.  1159  Mission 
Cummings  Mary,  domestic  1414  Post 
Cummings  May,  saleslady,  r.  1820  O'Farrell 


Cummings  Michael,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Cummings  Michael,  laborer,  r.  104  Welsh 
Cummings  Michael  F.    (Cummings  &  Harrington)  r. 

2608  Bush 
Cummings  Patrick,  horseshoer,  317   Leavenworth,  r. 

2808  Sacramento 
Cummings    Patrick,  laborer,    r.  W  s   Alabama,  bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Army 
Cummings  Plympton,  carpenter,  r.  929  Clay 
Cummings  Qulncy  C,  clerk  general  passenger  and 

ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  610  Hayes 
Cummings  Ralph  E.,  clerk  Payot,  Upham  &  Co.,  r.  13 

Powell 
Cummings  Rodger  D.,  coal  oil,  W  s  Landers,  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Cummings  Ross,  clerk  I.  N.  Choynski,  r.  13  Powell 
Cummings  Sarah,  widow,  r.  623  Powell 
Cummings  Sarah,  domestic  1010  Geary 
Cummings  Sarah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  281  Minna 
Cummings  Sarah  M.  N.  Miss,  r.  1416  Sacramento 
Cummings'  Sous  (William  Jr.,  Lewis  B.  and  Benja- 
min F.)  watchmakers  and  jewelers,  327  Kearny 
Cummings  Thomas,  horseshoer,  r.  2808  Sacramento 
Cummings  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Cummings  Timothy,  carpenter,  r.  1814  Scott,  rear 
Cummings  Wallace  E.,  carpenter,  r.  13  Powell 
Cummings  Walter  B.,  commission  merchant,  415  Cal- 
ifornia, r.  San  Mateo 
Cummiugs  William,  r.  11  Second  Av 
Cummings  William,  teacher,  r.  517  Ellis 
Cummings  William    Jr.    (Cummings'    Sons)  r.   2137 

Mission 
Cummiugs  William  F.,  machinist,  r.  251  Perry 
Cummings  William  H.^r.  226  Shotwell 
Cummings  William  L.,  watchman  S.  F.  Laundry,  r. 

1326  Fillmore 
Cummings  &  Harrington  (Michael  F.  Cummings  and 

W.  D.  S.  Harrington)  bookbinders,  509  Clay 
Cummins  Abraham,  house  painter,  r.  17  M  Sumner 
Cummins  AJley  H.,  shorthand  reporter  lawdept  C.  P. 

and  S.  P.  RR.,   NE   cor    Fourth    and  Townsend, 

room  40,  r.  San  Mateo 
Cummins  Anne,  widow,  r.  9  Welsh,  rear 
Cummins  Emma,  widow,  groceries,  438  Shliiley 
Cummins  George  W.,  painter,  r.  1254  Howard 
Cummins   George   W.,   salesman  Shot  Tower,  r.  780 

Stevenson 
Cummins  Harry  C,  clerk  A.  C.  Reid,  r.  1254  Howard 
Cummins  Patrick,  attorney  at  law,  630   Clay,  r.  119 

Taylor 
Cummins  Patrick  J.,  groceries  and   liquors,  SE  cor 

Twenty-second  and  Mission 
Cummins  Tristrum,  r.  780  Stevenson 
Cummins  William  T.,  clerk  land  dept  S.  P.  EK.,  r. 

1104  Market 
l3S"Cummins.  See  Commms.  Cummings  and  Comyns 
Cumiskey  John,  porter  Whitney  &  Marshall,  r.  308 

Fremont 
Cumisky  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  448  3<j  Third 
CuL  Gregorio,  musician,  r.  11133^  Kearny,  rear 
Cunard  James  F.,  machinist  H.  P.  Gregory   &   Co.,  r. 

317  Sutter 
Cunard  Royal  Mail  Steamsliip  Co.,  Williams, 

Dimond  &  Co.  agents,  202  Market 
Cuneo  Anclrea,  laborer,  r.  2217  Mason 
Cuueo  Antonio,  real  estate,  r.  11  Jasper  PI 
Cuueo  .\ugust,  peddler,  r.  820  Pacific,  rear 
Cuneo  Bartholomew,  butcher,  r.  4  Cadell  Alley 
Cuneo  Bartolumeo  (Ratto  ^'ic  Cuueo)  r.  623  Howard 
Cuneo  Bartolomeo,  drayman,  r.  515  Uniou,  rear 
Cuneo   Brothers  (Charles   and   John)    fruits,   cigars, 

etc.,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Dupont 
Cuueo  C.  &  Co.  (Charles  Cuneo  and  Domenico  Glnoc- 

chio)  liquor  saloon,  539  Washington 
Cuneo  Charles  (C.  Cuueo  &  Co. I  r.  1719  Stockton 
Cuneo  Charles  (Cuneo  Brothers)  r.  8  Virginia  PI 
Cuneo  Charles  L. ,  salesman  G.  Camilloni  &  Co.,r.  422 

Vallejo 
Cuneo  Domlnico  (Lquis  Cuneo  &  Co.)  r.  416  Fifth 
Cimeo  Dominico,  capitalist,  r.  509  Stockton 
Cuneo  Giovanni,  butcher,  309  Broadway,  r.  311  Broad- 
way 
Cuneo  Giovanni,  drayman,  r.  13  Jasper  PI 
Cuneo  Giovanni,  teamster,  r.  4  Maiden  Lane 
Cuneo  Hlppolyte,  molder,  r.  251  Kj  Clementina 
Cuneo  John  (Cuneo  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Pine  and  Du- 
pont 
Cuneo  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Taylor 

and  Francisco 
Cuneo  Louis,  r.  1904  Powell,  rear 


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Cuneo  Louis  (Louis  Cuneo  &  Co.)  r.  1518  Howard 
Cuneo  Louis,  porter  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r.   311 

Broadway 
Cuneo  Louis  k  Co.  (Louis  and  Dominico  Cuneo   and 
Francisco  Eatto)  mufrs  wlndmillB,   1513  Howard 
Cuneo  Michael,  r.  222  Francisco,  rear 
Cuneo  Michael,  salesman  Justinian  Caire,    r.  251  !-4 

Clementina 
Cuneo  Pablo,  drayman,  r.  13  Jasper  PI 
Cuneo  Peter,  shoemaker,  70;i  Front 
Cuneo  Stefauo,  laborer,  r.  706  Montgomery  Av 
Cuupo  Stephen,  clerk,  r.  224  Francisco,  rear 
Cuneo  Teresa  Mrs.,  r.  222  Francisco,  rear 
Cunhii  Manuel,  r.  ii26  Kearny 
Cuniff  Patrick,  laborer  Maydaleu  Asylum 
Cunitfe  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  .520  Mission 
Cunliffe  Henry,  machinist,  r.  7  Margaret  PI 
Cunliffe  James  C,  conductor  Sutter  St.   IIR.,  r.  1408 

Pine 
Cunliffe  John,  upholsterer,  037  Howard 
Cunnane  Peter,  driver,  r.  332  Tenth 
Cunnair  A.  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  207  O'Farrell 
Cunueen  Arthur,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Filbert 
Cunneeu  John,  bricklayer,  r.  007  Ivy  Av 
Cunniff  Bernard,  dishwasher  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Cunniff  Michael,  messenger  P.  M.  SS.  Co's   Wharf,  r. 

10.5,"^  Freelon 
Cunniff  Peter,  pressman  H.  8.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  1807 

Jessie 
Cunniff  Thomas  H.,  tinsmith   P.   M.   SS.   Co.,  r.  317 

Third 
Cunuiff  William,  horse  and  cattle  dealer,  cor  Twelfth 

and  Market 
Cunniff  William  A.,  bellhauger,  r.  1807  Jessie 
Cuuuiugham  A.  J.,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  536  Sixteenth 
Cunningham  Alice  (Jr.,  widow,  r.  180y  Pierce 
Cunningham  Alice  T.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  55  Jessie 
Cunningham  Ann,  widow,  r.  55  Jessie 
Cunningham  Ann  H.,  widow,  r.  1010  Geary 
Cunningham  Annie,  dressmaker,  r.  1812  Geary 
Cunningham  Annie  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  55  Jessie 
Cunningham  Arthur   S.,   chief  clerk    delivery    dept 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Exijress,  r.  105  Stockton 
Cunningham  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Maryland,  bet 

Sierra  and  Humboldt 
Cunningham  C.   Mis.,  restaurant,  530  Sixteenth,  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Cnnniiig^liain,  Cnrtiss  &  Welch  (James  Cun- 
ningham, Edwin  B.  Ourtiss  and  Samuel  B.Welch) 
importers  and  jobbers  books,  stationery,  etc.,  SW 
cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 
Cunningham  Daniel,  stableman,  r.  6  Cleavelaud 
Cunningham  Delia,  domestic  1017  Van  Ness  Av 
Cunningham  Elizabeth,  domestic  123  Ninth 
Cunningham  F.  F.,  finisher,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 
Cunningham  Francis  J.,  liquor  saloon,  2213  Powell 
Cunningham  Frank,  hackman,  r.  224  Fourth 
Cunningham  George,  foreman  distributing  room  La 

Grande  Laundry,  r.  207  Thirteenth 
Cunningham  George  H.,  r.  lO'.t  Montgomery 
Cunningham  George  U.,  millhand  Union  Box  Factory, 

r.  158  Perry 
Cunningham  G.  Loring  (Macondray  &  Co.)  r.  2211  Van 

Ness  Av 
Cunningham  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  laundress,  r.  139  Clara 
Cunningham  Harry,  harnessmaker,  r.   NW  cor  Bran- 
nan  and  Eighth 
Cunningham  Henry,  fireman  tug  .Etna,  r.  SE  cor  Eliz- 
abeth and  Castro 
Cunningham  H.  I.,  carriagemaker,  r.  885  Seventeenth 
Cunningham  James  (Cunningham,  Curtiss  &  Welch) 

r.  New  York 
Cunningham  James,  r.  902  Folsom 
Cunningham  James,  brickmason,  r.  21  Ritch 
Cunningham  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 
Cunningham  James,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.   City   of  Syd- 
ney 
Cunningham  James  A.,  longshoreman,  r.  816  Folsom 
Cunningham  James  A.,  stevedore,  r.  13  Ritch,  rear 
Cunningham  John,  r.  "dS  Pine 
Cunningham  John,  brickmason  8.  F.   Gas  Light  Co., 

r.  841  ii  Harrison 
Cunningham  John,  boilermaker,  r.  .53  Natoma 
Cunningham  John,  carpenter,  r.  20St  Gough 
Cunningham  John,  clerk  Dennis  Geary,  r.  NE  cor  Fol- 
som and  Fremont 
Cunniughaai  John,  copyist,  r.  424)<J  Clementina 
Cuuningham  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  First  and 
Mission,  r.  308  Fremont 


Cunningham  John,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Dame,  bet  Thirtieth 

and  Thirty-first 
Cunningham  John,   laborer,   r.   Hampshire,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  El  Dorado 
Cunningham  John,  machinist,  r.  315  Bryant 
Cunningham  John,  patternmaker,  r.  2  Tehama 
Cunningham  John  Rev.,  8.  J.,  professor  St.  Ignatius 

College,  214  Hayes 
Cunningham  John,  seaman,  r.  138  Clara,  rear 
Cunningham  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Cunningham  John,  teamster  Oregon  Imp.  Co. 
Cuuningham  John,   wood,   coal,   hay   and  grain,  124 

Twenty-fourth,  r.  1127  Columbia 
Cunningham  John   F.,   clerk   Dalton   &  Gray,  r.  623 

Nineteenth 
Cunningham  Joseph,  boilermaker,  r.  53  Natoma 
Cunningham  Joseph,  peddler,  r.  22  Clinton 
Cunningham  Joseph  E.,  warehouseman,  r.  Es  Minne- 
sota, bet  Butte  and  Solano 
Cunningham  Joseph  H.,  student,  r.  623  Nineteenth 
Cuuningham  Kate,  domestic  1001  Powell 
Cuuningham  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  11133«5  Kearny,  rear 
Cunningham  Lawrence,  bookkeeper   Shea,  Bocqueraz 

&  McKee,  r.  625  Grove 
Cunningham  M.,  coalpasser  P.  M.  88.  Colima 
Cunningham  Maggie,  domestic  2316  California 
Cunningham  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs.  E.  Peiser, 

r.  1024  Howard 
Cunningham  Mary,  widow,  r.  347  Minna 
Cuuningham  Mary,  domestic  1014  Union 
Cunuingham  Mary,  domestic  1416  Sutter 
Cunningham  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  11  Bagley  PI 
Cunuingham  Mary  B.,  widow,  adjuster  U.  8.  Mint,  r. 

130  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cunningham  Mary  E.  Miss,  necktiemaker,  r.  55  Jessie 
Cunningham  Mary  J.  Miss,  cioakmaker,  r.  55  Natoma 
Cunningham   Michael,   foreman  Wool   Agency  Ware- 
house, r.  906  Howard 
Cuuningham  Michael,  harnessmaker,  r.  NW  cor  Bran- 
nan  and  Eighth 
Cunningham   Michael,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and 

Powell 
Cunningham    Michael    C,    master    mariner,  r.  1814 

O'Farrell 
Cunningham  Michael  J.,  cooper,  r.  411  li  Sixth 
Cunningham  Morris,  tinsmith,  r.  102  Eddy 
Cunningham  Nelson  U.,  shoemaker,  r.  402  Hayes 
Cunniugham  Oweu,  farmer,  r.  W  s  Mission,  bet  Ban- 

dall  and  Thirty-first,  rear 
Cunningham  Patrick,  boot  crimper,  r.  S  s  Preclta  Av, 

nr  Mission 
Cuuningham  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  1122  Harrison 
Cunningham  Patrick,  coachman  514  Leavenworth 
Cuuningham  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  216  Ninth 
Cunningham  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Cuuningham  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  908  Sansome,  rear 
Cunniugham  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  68  Jessie 
Cunningham  Peter,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  SS. 

Idaho,  r.  SE  cor  Jersey  and  Noe 
Cunningham  Peter,  glasscutter  John   Mallon,  r.  NW 

cor  Eighth  and  Braunan 
Cunningham  Philip  J.,  clerk  Cope  &  Boyd,  r. 55  Jessie 
Cunningham  Philip  J.,  stock   clerk  Sachs,   Heller  & 

Co.,  r.  524  Geary 
Cunningham  P.  R.  (Chapman  &  Cunningham)  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Cunningham  Richard,  longshoreman,  r.  20  Stanford 
Cunniniiham  Robert,  r.  550  Mission,  rear 
Cunninghaui  Robert,  shoefitter,  r.  000  Mission 
Cuuningham  Robert,  messenger  Wells,  Fargofe  Co.,  r. 

1010  (ieary 
Cunningham  Robert  B.,  real  estate  and  housebroker, 

320  Sansome,  room  2G,  r.  1503  Washington 
Cunuingham  Robert  D.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,   r. 

1325  Washington 
Cunningham  Samuel,  engineer,  r.  158  Perry 
Cunningham  Simon  D.,  collector,  r.  1325  Washington 
Cunningham  Stephen,  tailor,  35  Third,  r.  183  Jessie 
Cunuingham  Stephen  J.  (Clar  &  Cuuuiugham)  r.   707 

Hyde 
Cunniugham    T.  A.,   proptr  Haywards   Express,   106 

Davis,  r.  Haywardis 
Cunniugliam  Thomas,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet  Larkin 

aud  Polk 
Cunuingham  Thomas,  coachman,  r.  383  Dolores 
Cunniugham  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  571  Howard,  rear 
Cunningham  Thoma.s,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Cuuningham  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  03i>  Commercial 
Cunningham  Thomas  B.,   deputy   Tax   Collector,   r. 
424  Ji  Clemeutiua 


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Cunningham  Thomas  M.,  r.  130  Golden  Gate  Av 

Cunningham  Thomas  S.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  NW 
cor  Thirteenth  and  Folsom 

Cunningham  William,  hostler,  r.  1604  Post 

Cunningham  William,  seaman,  r.  ii  Steuart 

Cunningliani  William,  secretary  Safe  Deposit 
Co.,  office  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  California,  r. 
1010  Geary 

Cunningham  William,  stevedore,  r.  445  Natoma,   rear 

Cunningham  William  E.,  wireworker,  and  extraman 
Hook  and  Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  319  Frank- 
lin 

Cunningham  William  L.  (Z.  H.  Cunningham  &  Son)* 
r.  885  Seventeenth 

Cunningham  William  R.  secretary  Fpper  San  Joaquin 
Irrigating  Canal  Co.,  and  Fresno  Land  Co.,  434 
California,  room  7,  r.  24'2t)  Fillmore 

Cunningham  William  W.,  salesman  Marcus  C.  Hawley 
&  Co.,  r.  2019  Broadway 

Cunningham  Z.  H.  (Z.  H.  Cunningham  &  Son)  r.  885 
Seventeenth 

Cunningham  Z.  H.  &  Son  (Z.  H.  and  William  L.) 
blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers,  2313  Mission 

Cunningham's  Warehouse,  J.  W.  Cox  &  Co.  proptrs, 
NW  cor  Front  and  Green 

Cupid  Co-Operative  Distilling  Co.  (Cincinnati)  C.  J. 
Boskowitz  agent,  312  Sacramento 

Cnpples  Samuel  &  Co.  (of  St.  Louis,  Mo.)  wood- 
en and  -willow  ware,  D.  B.  Holmes  agent,  123  Cali- 
fornia 

Cuppa  John,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Cura  John,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

CuTby  Margaret,  widow,  lodgings,  224  Fourth 

Curdy  Henry,  driver,  r.  176  Laguna 

Curdy  Michael  J.,  policeman,  r.  S  s  Pacific  Av,  bet 
Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Curlett  William  (Curlett  &  Eisen)  r.  912  Pierce 

Cnrlett  &  Kiseii  (William  Curlett  and  Theodore 
A.  Eisen)  architects,  330  Pine,  rooms  22-23 

Curley  Cornelius,  expressman,  r.  1316  Harrison 

Curley  James,  bartender,  r.  420  Jackson 

Curley  James,  miner,  r.  456  Minna,  rear 

Curley  James,  porter  A.  Baumgarten  &  Co.,  r.  SW  cor 
Park  Hill  Av  and  New  Park  Road 

Curley  J.  H.  &  Co.  (John  H.  Curley)  merchant  tail- 
ors, 14  Montgomery 

Curley  John,  contractor,  r.  705  Hayes 

Curley  John,  groceries  and  liquor.s,  cor  Columbia  and 
Twenty-third,  r.  NW  cor  Potrero  Av  and  Twenty- 
second 

Curley  John,  laborer,  r.  03  Colton 

Curley  John,  stevedore,  r.  212  Broadway 

Curley  John,  teamster,  r.  420  J^  Shipley 

Curley  John  H.  (J.  H.  Curley  &  Co.)  r.  1909  O'Farrell 

Curley  Lawrence,  oiler  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  24  Freelon 

Curley  Maggie,  domestic  1326  Geary 

Curley  Martin  J.  (William  Curley  &  Sons)  r.  SW  cor 
Filbert  and  Baker 

Curley  Mary  A.  Miss,  dressmaking,  5  Sixth 

Curley  Michael,  hostler,  r.  26  Bluxome,  rear 

Curley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  225  Austin 

Curley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  982  J^  Harrison,  rear 

Curley  Patrick,  driver,  r.  209  Tehama 

Curlt  y  Patrick,  driver,  r.  743  Harrison 

Curley  Patrick,  hor.seshoer,  r.  9323^  Harrison 

Curley  Patrick,  hostler;  r.  23  Everett 

Curley  Patrick,  laborer,  r  218  Willow  Av 

Curley  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Bryant  and 
Third 

Curley  Patrick,  longshorenian,  r.  157  Tehama 

Curley  Peter,  hostler,  r.  26  Bluxome 

Curley  Peter,  lio,stler,  r.  125  Shipley 

Curley  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  54  Everett 

Curley  Thomas,  clerk  A.  Baumgarten  &  Co.,  r.  1316 
Harrison 

Curley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  519  Shotwell 

Curley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1008  Buchannan 

Curley  Thomas,  messenger  Quartermaster's  Dept 
U.  S.  A,,  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  146  Zoe 

Curley  Thomas  P.  (William  Curley  &  Sons)  r.  SWcor 
Filbert  and  Baker 

Curley  William  (William  Curley  &  Sons)  r.  SW  cor 
Filbert  and  Baker 

Curley  William,  clerk,  r.  cor  Potrero  Av  and  Twenty- 
second 

Curley  William,  porter  A.  Baumgarten  &  Co.,  r.l324)<i 
Harrison 

Curley  William  &Son8  (William,  Thomas  P.  and  Mar- 
tin J.)  proptrs  Golden  Gate  Dairy,  SWcor  Filbert 
and  Baker 


Curounet  Jean,  waiter,  r.  520  Stockton 

Curragh  John  M.,  druggist,  413  Bush 

Curran  Agnes,  widow,  r,  631  ^  Stevenson 

Curran  Ann,  widow,  r.  6  Tehama 

Curran  Annie,  widow,  r.  1419  Kearny 

Curran    Bernard,   cutter  J.   Lancaster  &  Co.,  r.   517 

Pine 
Curran  Catherine,  widow,  bakery,  1617  Fillmore 
Curran  Charles  H.  (Curran  &  Galvin)  r.  Berkeley 
Curran  Charles  P.,  clerk  J.  Lancaster  &  Co.,  r.  517 

Pine 
Curran  Daniel,  signpainter  J.  C.  B.  Haudbine,  r.  29 

Valencia 
Curran  Daniel,  waiter,  r.  641  Commercial 
Curran  Daniel  A.,  butler  J.  H.  Evers,  r.  807  Kearny 
Curran   Edward,   boilermaker  Fulton  IronWoiks.r. 

357  Howard 
Curran  Felix,  groceries  and  liquors,  745  Brannau 
Curran  Honora,  widow,  r.  410  Grove 
Curran  Hugfh,  projirietor  Franklin  Hotel,  SE  cor 

Sansome  and  Pacific 
Curran    James,  law  student   M.  Cooney,  r.   403  Van 

Ness  Av 
Curran  James,  Longshoremen's  Ben.Assn,737  Mission 
Curran  James  R.,  salesman  Michels,  Friedlander  & 

Co.,  r.  lOlDupont 
Curran  John,  boilermaker  Union   Iron  Works,  r.  106 

Minna 
Curran  John,  driver  Michael  CuiTan,  r.  717  Brannan 
Curran  John,  laborer,  r.  1411 J^  Kearny 
Curran  John,  laborer,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Curran  John,  porter  Greenwich  Dock  Warehouse,  r. 

749  Minna 
Curran  John,  superintendent  Fire  Alarm  and  Po- 
lice Telegraph,  Brenham  PI,  nr  Clay,  r.  23  Stock- 
ton 
Curran  John,  teamster,  r.  215  Broadway,  rear 
Curran  John  E.,  carpenter,  r.  321  Clementina 
Curran  John  W.,  traveling  salesman   Triest  &  Co.,  r. 

22  Metcalfe  PI 
Curran  Katy  Miss,  starcher  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  410  Grove 
Curran  Lawrence,  porter  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

125  Ivy  Av 
Curran  Lavsrence  Jr.,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co., 

r.  125  Ivy  Av 
Curran  Mary,  domestic  1108  Post 
Curran  Mary,  widow,  r.  321  Clementina 
Curran  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  2  Washington 
Curran  Mary  K.,  physician,  office  and  r.  920  Market 
Curran  Michael,  bakery,  717  Brannan 
Curran  Michael,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Curran  Michael,  real  estate,  r.  7  Varennes 
Ciirran  Nellie  E.  Miss,  saleslady  Kennedy,  Brennan  & 

Co.,  r.  321  Clementina 
Curran  Patrick,  carpenter,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  144  Second 
Curran  Patrick  L.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Fourth  and 

Berry 
Curran  Sadie  Mrs.,  r.  439  Bush 
Curran  Samuel,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Curran  Sarah,  domestic  1213  Leavenworth 
Curran  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  S  s  Seventeenth   Av, 

bet  Q  and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Curran  Thomas,  boxmaker,  r.  410  Grove 
Curran  Thomas,  fruits  and  vegetables,  8  New  Metro- 
politan Market,  r.  617  Mission 
Curran  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  611  Seventh 
Curran  Thomas,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  7  Varennes 
Curran  Thomas  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  6  Tehama 
Curran  Timothy,  shormaker,  r.  1118  Church 
Curran  William,  musician,  r.  3240  California 
Curran  William,  peddler,  r.  SJc.  Boardman  PI 
Curran  &  Galvin  (Chiirles  H.  Curran   and  James  A. 

Galvin)  liquor  saloon,  301  Jessie 
Curren  John,  carriage  painter,  r.  2  Alger  PI 
('urren  Joseph,  cooper,  r.  949  Bryant 
Curren  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  11  Decatur 
Currie  A.  L.  &  Co.  (Arthur  L.  and  Mrs.  Renette  Our- 

ri»)  books  and  stationery,  514  Post 
Currie  A.  L.,  driver  S.  F.  News  Co.,  and  (A.  L.  Currie 

&  Co.)  r.  514  Post 
Currie  Donald,  carpenter,  r.  116  Dorland 
Currie  Frank  P.,  machinist,  r.  19  Bryant  Av 
Currie  John,  liquor  saloon,  254  Brannan 
Currie  Joseph  S.,  mining,  r.  1832  Market 
Currie  Neil,  wiredrawer  A.  S.  Hallidle,  r.   Golden 

Eagle  Hotel 
Currie  Renette  Mrs.  (A.  L.  Currie  &  Co.)  r.  514  Post 
Currie  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  623  Locust  Av 


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CiUTie  Thomae,  foreman  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  17 
Hubbard 

Currie  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  S3.  Go's  Wharf 

10"  Currie.     See  Curry 

Currier  Ada  Miss,  saleslady  George  Haas,  r.  816  Grove 

Currier  Albert  C,  butcher,  r.  fi  Margaret  PI 

Currier  Amos,  frames,  eiiKraviugs  and  oil  paintings, 
103  Dupont,  r.  N  B  Sixteenth,  bet  Sanchez  and 
Noe 

Currier  Benjamin  T.,  extraman  engine  No.  6,  S.  F.  F. 
D  ,  r.  1320  Hyde 

Corrier  C.  Bodwell,  physician,  sjiecialty  diseases 
of  the  throat  and  chest,  ofifice  and  r.  427  Geary. 
OfiBce  hours  11  to  12  a.  m.  and  7  to  8  p.  m. 

Currier  Charles  H.,  block  and  pumpmaker,28  Market, 
r.  816  Grove 

Currier  E.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  6  Second  Av 

Currier  Francisco,  r.  1717  Stockton 

Currier  George  F.,  r.  35  Valparaiso 

Currier  James  M.,  warrant  clerk  assay  dept  U.  S. 
Mint,  r.  110  Eighteenth 

Currier  James  P.  (Carlson  &  Currier)  r.  412  Taylor 

Currier  John,  journalist,  r.  1401  California 

Currier  John  B.,  r.  35  Valparaiso 

Currier  Joseph  H.,  truckman,  r.  2012  Taylor 

Currier  M.  H.  Mrs.,  assistant  Broadway  Grammar 
School,  r.  2012  Taylor 

Currier  Milton  L.,  clerk  Amos  Currier,  r.  N  3  Six- 
teenth, bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 

Currier  Wallace  O.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth, 
bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 

Currier  Willis  J.,  commission  merchant  and 
agent  Buffalo  Grape  Sugar  Co.,  oflBce  205  Front,  r. 
1312  Taylor 

Currin  Mary  A.,  domestic  2417  Buchanan 

Currington  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  217  Perry 

Curriugtou  Joseph,  tinsmith,  and  extraman  Engine 
No.  4,  #.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  144  Second 

Curry  Alexander,  laborer,  r.  15}^  Tehama 

Curry  C.  F.,  jeweler,  r.  334  Clementina 

Curry  Charles  H.  M.,  r.  334  Clementina 

Curry  Daniel,  painter,  r.  233  Fell 

Curry  Edward  J.,  cutter  John  H.  Tobin,  r.  1626  Eddy 

Curry  Frank  J.,  clerk  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  519  Fol- 
som 

Curry  John,  r.  106  Eleventh 

Curry  John,  r.  1598  Bush 

Curry  John  (N.  Curry  &  Brother)  r.  450  Bryant 

Curry  John,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 

Curry  John,  painter,  r.  35  Louisa,  rear 

Curry  John  J.,  bookkeeper  John  Taylor  &  Co.,  r.  334 
Clementina 

Curry  K.  Miss,  saleslady  Keane  Bros.,  r.  1212  Broad- 
way 

Curry  Luke  P.,  machinist,  r.  278  Minna 

Curry  Maggie  E.  Miss,  saleslady  P.  McCann,  r.  519 
Folsom 

Curry  Mary,  widow,  r.  240  Fifth 

Curry  M.  E.  Miss,  assistant  Silver  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  278  Minna 

Curry  Michael,  laborer,  r.  407  Tehama 

Curry  N.  h  Brother  (Nathaniel  and  John)  guns,  pis- 
tols and  sporting  materials,  113  Sansome 

Curry  Nathaniel  (N.  Curry  vt  Brother)  r.  2416  Howard 

Curry  Patrick,  r.  278  Minna 

Curry  Patrick,  pressman  S.  F.  Candle  Co.,  r.  SE  cor 
Alameda  and  Utah 

Curry  Kodger,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co.,  r.  14 
Bonita 

Curry  Samuel,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Curry  Samuel,  clerk  Charles  Mayer,  r.  519  Folsom 

Curry  Samuel  F.,  elevatonnau  Palace  Hotel 

Curry  T.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Curry  Theresa,  widow,  r.  511)  Folsom 

Curry  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 

Curry  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  41t>  Fifth 

Curry  William,  hostler,  r.  421  Bush 

Curry  William  K..,  seaman,  r.  1012  Kearny 

Curry  William  H.,  r.  109  J^  Langton 

Curry  William  K.,  clerk  Solomon  F.  Purdy,  r.  334 
Clementina 

(^  Curry.     See  Currie 

Curtaz  Benjuinin,  pianos,  20  O'Farrell,  r.  5  Bag- 
ley  PI 

Curtaz  Henry,  bookkeeper  Benjamin  Curtaz,  r.  5  Bag- 
ley  PI 

Curtice  Frank,  barber,  r.  533  Sacramento 

Curtin  Andrew,  r.  227  Geary 

Cart.in  C,  Importer  and  wholesale  and  retail  dry 
goods,  911-913  Market,  r.  318  Ellis 


Curtin  Carrie  Mrs.,  shoefitter,  r.  NW  cor  Howard  and 
Seventh 

Curtin  Catherine,  widow,  r.  8  Henrietta  Square 

Curtin  Daniel,  dairyman  Timothy  Linehan,  r.E  s  Ber- 
lin, nr  Burrows 

Curtin  Daniel,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  cor 
Twenty-fourth  and  Noe 

Curtin  David,  tanner  Philip  Hesthal  &  Co..  r.  121  Fif- 
teenth 

Curtin  David  W.  (Morris  &  Curtin)  r.  905  Minna 

Curtin  David,  r.  309  Minna 

Curtin  Deborah,  widow,  r.  Es  Scott,  nr  Cortland  Av, 
B.  H. 

Curtin  Edward  H.,  car  conductor,  r.  228  Minna 

Curtin   Frank,  purser  P.  0.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r.  Oak' 
land 

Curtin  J.,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 

Curtin  James,  prison  guard  (Folsom)  r.  1336  Pacific 

Curtin  James,  stoves,  groceries  and  liquors,  480  Jessie 

Curtin  Jennie,  domestic  1211  Taylor 

Curtin  John,  office  240  Montgomery,  room  15 

Curtin  John,  proptr  Fulton  House,  112  Steuart 

Curtin  John  J.,  clerk  C.  Curtin,  r.  641  Natoma 

Curtin  Julia,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  506}^  Na- 
toma 

Curtin  Kate  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  9  Taylor 

Curtin  Mary,  domestic  2326  Fillmore 

Curtin  Michael,  clerk  James  Curtin,  r.  480  Jessie 

Curtin  Michael,  peddler,  r.  309  Minna 

Curtin  Thomas,  prison  guard  (Folsom)  r.l336  Pacific 

Curtin  Thomas  J.,  expressman,  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  NW 
cor  Eleventh  and  Bryant 

Curtin  Timothy,  expressman,  r.  309  Minna 

Curtin  William  tl.,  clerk   Margaret  Keeffe,  r.  NE   cor 
Louisiana  and  Sierra 

Curtis  Albert  G.,  clerk,  r.  134  Church 

Curtis  Ann,  domestic  1815  O'Farrell 

Curtis  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs.  Mary  A.  Dunn,  r. 
1027  Harrison 

Curtis  Arthur,  laborer,  r.  545  Mission 

Curtis  C,  helper  Kisdon  I.  and  L. Works 

Curtis  Catherine,  housekeeper  Thomas  Atkinson,  W  8 
Church,  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Curtis  Charles,  laborer,  r.  1  Grant  PI 

Curtis  Charles,  laborer,  r.  915  Market 

Curtis  Charles,  special  policeman,  r.  627  California 

Curtis  Charles  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  911  Hyde 

Curtis  Christopher  S.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  1020 
Wasiiington 

Curtis  Consolidated  Mining  Co.(GoldHill,Nev.)  H.  S. 
Stone  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  21 

Curtis,  Dixon  <S£  Co.  (John  W.  Curtis  and  George 
W.  Dixon)  manufacturers  cigars,  31)9-313  Clay 

Curtis  Edward,  personal  editor  Morning  Call,  r.  143 
Third 

Curtis  Edward  B.,  watchman  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  777 
Harrison 

Curtis  Edwin  Emmet,  journalist  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r. 
609  Pine 

Curtis  Ella,  domestic  832  Howard 

Curtis  Emily  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  131  Post 

Curtis  Frank,  commercial  traveler,  r.  924  Natoma 

Curtis  Frank  W.,  traveling  salesman  Lilienthal  &  Co., 
r.  301  Jones 

Curtis  George,  driver  Omnibus  RR. 

Curtis  George,  seaman,  r.  10  Clay 

Curtis  George  W.,  policeman,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Curtis  G.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2526  California 

Curtis  Helen  M.  Miss,  teacher  Heald's  Business  Col- 
lege, r.  3  Pearl 

Curtis  Henry,  lineman  Cal.  Electric  Light  Co.,  r. 
20  Louisa 

Curtis  Henry  L.,  physician,  r.  2222  Vallejo 

Curtis  J.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  513  Jones 

Curtis  James,  druggists'  agent,  37  Sacramento,  room 
1,  r.  134  Church 

Curtis  James  M.  (Landsberger  &  Curtis)  and  ganger, 
123  California,  room  3,  r.  445  Bartlett 

Curtis  Jeremiah,  tailor,  4'.)  Sacramento 

Curtis  J.  Frank  D.,  clerk  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  2222 
Vallejo 

Curtis  J.  M.,  sawfller  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  Oakland 

Curtis  Johanna  F.  Miss,  assistant  Lincoln  Primary 
School,  r.  2626  Folsom 

Curtis  John  (John  Curtis  &  Son)  r.  36H  Natoma 

Curtis  John,  barber,  r.  034  M  Natoma 

Curtis  John,  hiirnessmaker,  r.  518  Braunau 

Curtis  John  B.,  manager  Woodworth,  Schell  & 
Co.,  105  Stockton,  and  secretary  Norwich  Gold  and 
Silver  Mining  Co.,  310  Pine,  room  16,  r.  1507  Clay 


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Curtis  John  F.,  salesman   O.   Lawton  &   Co.,  r.  311 

Stockton 
Curtis  John  M.   (Hoffmann   &  Curtis)  r.  1205  Wash- 
ington 
Curtis  John  P.,  carpenter,  r.  424  Sansome 
Curtis  John  W.   (Curtis,  Dixon  &  Co.)  r.  620  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Curtis  John  &  Son  (John  and  Lawrence)  fish  dealers, 

370  Natoma  and  232  Fifth 
Curtis  Jonathan,  salesman  Payot,  Upham  &  Co.,  r. 

2222  Vallejo 
Curtis  Joseph  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  301  Jones 
Curtis  Joseph  P.,  carpets,  oilcloths,  etc.,  230  Bush,  r. 

1308  Larkin 
Curtis  Joseph  R.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  650  Howard 
Curtis  L.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2222  Vallejo 
Curtis  Lawrence  (John  Curtis  &  Son)  r.  368  Natoma 
Curtis  Lizzie  H.  Mrs.,  r.  124  O'Farrell 
Curtis   M.   A.   Mrs.,    mnfr  herb    ointment,    r.    lOlti 

Treat  Av 
Curtis  Margaret  Mis.,  r.  634 >!j  Natoma 
Curtis  Mary,  domestic  C02  Sutter 
Curtis  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1027  Harrison 
Curtis  Michael,  engineer,  r.  1027  Harrison 
Curtis   Michael,    laborer   Bay  View  Distillery,  r.  cor 

Nineteenth  Av  and  F,  South  S.  F. 
Curtis  M.  P.,  machinist,  r.  844 )«  Folsom 
Curtis  P.  B.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Curtis  Peter,  carriage  painter,  r.  412  Folsom 
Curtis  Peter,  clerk  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,r.  1135 Folsom 
Curtis  Peter  J.,  tanner  R.  Curtis,  r.  2626  Folsom 
Curtis  Richard,   tannery,  E  s   San  Bruno  Koad,  bet 
Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth,  r.2626  Folsom 
Curtis  Samuel   T.,  mining,   411}^    California,   r.   The 

Baldwin 
Curtis  Sidney  W.,  clerk,  r.  709  Harrison 
Curtis  Thomas,  j)orter  M.  Ehrman  &  Co.,  r.  447  Minna 
Curtis  Thomas  H.,  molder,  r.  49  Sacramento 
Curtis  Thomas   M.,  delivery  clerk  E.  V.  Hathaway,  r. 

1016  Treat  Av 
Curtis  Thomas  R.,  entry  clerk  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

1016  Treat  Av 
Curtis  Warren  P.  (Sweetser  &  Curtis)  r.  3  Pearl 
Curtis  W.  G.,  superintendent  track  dept  C.   P.   RR., 
NE   cor  Fourth   and  Townsend,  room   78,  r.  1836 
Eddy 
Curtis  William,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Bush  and  Polk 
Curtis  William,  teamster,  r.  26  Lewis 
Curtis  Willisim  B.,  auditor  Oregon  Railway  and 
Navigation   Co.,  of&ce  Folsom   St.  Wharf,  r.  East 
Oakland 
Curtis  William  E.,  steward,  r.  104  Mission 
Curtis  William  R.,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita 
Curtiss   Edward,   messman  O.  R.   and   N.   SS.  City  of 

Chester,  r.  180.5  Mason 
Curtiss  Edwin  B.  (Cunningham,  Curtiss  &  Welch)  r. 

Occidental  Hotel 
69*"  Curtiss.     See  Curtaz  and  Curtis 
Ctirtoni  F.  D.  &  Co.  (Frank  D.  Curtoni  and  Anto- 
nio Vucassovich)  fruits   and  vegetables,  NE  cor 
Turk  and  Larkin 
Curtoni  Frank  D.  (F.  D.  Curtoni  &  Co.)  r.  617  Turk 
Cusack  Rose  Mi.KS,  r.  715  Brannan 
Cusack  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  715  Brannan 
Cusack  Thomas,  shipcalker,  r.  2617  Harrison 
Cusack  William  M.,  r.  514  3^  Third 
8^  Cusack.    See  Cusick 

Cu.sanovich  John,  Austrian   Ben   Soc,  71   New  Mont- 
gomery 
CushLon  Edward  W.  D.,  bookkeeper,  r.  824  Bush 
Cusheon  Jlargaret,  widow,  r.  824  Bush 
Gushing  Andre,  machinist,  r.  49  Tehama 
Cushing  Annie,  domestic  804  Jones 
Gushing  Benjamin,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn.,  44  Spear 
Cushing  Charles  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  2418  Pacific  Av 
Cushing  Charles  D.,  insurance  solicitor  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  r.  821  California 
Cushing  Charles  H.,  secretary  The  State  Invest- 
ment and  Insurance  Co.,  218  Sansome,  r.  Oakland 
Cushing  Clinton,  physician,  office  and  r.  300  Stockton 
Cushing  Ellen  Miss,  fanc.vgoods,  i:!!  Third 
Cushing  Ellen  Miss,  principal   Tyler  Street  Primary 

School,  r.  l.')24  (iolden  Gate  Av 
Cushing  Hanson  P.,  salesman  Kirklaud  &  Thompson, 

r.  523  Kearny 
Cushing  John  H.,  machinist,  r.  1003  Powell 
Cushing  Kate,  widow,  r.  343  Fifth 
Cushing  Martin,  r.  16  Lily  Av 


Cushing  Michael,  hostler,  r.  1606  Market 

Gushing  Nathaniel,  conductor  Geary  St.  RB.,  r.  1537 

Geary 
Cushing  Sidney  B.,  bookkeeper  American  Sugar  Re- 
finery, r.  Saucelito 
Cushling  Nathan,  laborer,  r.  1010  Washington 
Cushman  Charles  D.,  r.  1829  Howard 
Cushmau  Ralph,  apprentice  Cook  &  Trounson,  r.  1122 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Cushman  Willi  im,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Cushman  William  H.,  miner,  r.  4  Highland  Terrace 
Cusich  Stephen,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Cusick  Edward,  laborer  Pac.  Scouring  Co.,  r.  424  Va- 
lencia 
Cusick  EUen,  widow,  r.  157  Clara 
Cusick   Ellen,  groceries,  117  Ninth 
Cusick  James,  foreman  J.  H.  Swain,  r.  1  Grant  PI 
Cusick  James  E.,  plumber,  r.  937  Mission 
Cusick  James  J.,  draftsman  .Sltna   Iron   Works,  r.   1 

Grant  PI 
Cusick  John,  carpenter,  r.  447  3^  Natoma 
Cusick  John,  driver  John  Moore,  r.  Oakl.ind 
Cusick  Margaret  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.   447  J^  Natoma 
Cusick  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  305  Minna 
Cusick  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  2430  Sacramento,  rear 
Cusick  Patrick  F.,  toll  collector  San   Quentin  Ferry, 

r.  671  ?•>  Clementina 
Cusick  Thomas  P.,  clerk  Tom.  C.  Grant,  r.  1  Grant  PI 
Cusick  W.  A.,  physician,  r.  810  Mis.sion 
B^-     Cusick.     See  Cusack 
Custom  House  Block,  SE  cor  Sansome  and  Sac- 

mento 
Custom  House  U.*  S.,  NW  cor  Washington  and 

Battery 
Custonio  Escolazico  £.,  bootblack,  r.  225  Bush 
Cuthbert  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  163  Silver 
Cuthbert  George,  messenger  land  office  C.  f.   RB.,  r. 

728  Harrison 
Cuthbert  James  N.,  messenger  ticket  auditor  C.  P. 

RR.,  r.  275  Minna 
Cuthbert  Joseph  D.,  salesman  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co., 

r.  Alameda 
Cuthbert  William  W., printer,  r.  7  Montgomery  Av 
Cuthbertson  Frederick  W.,  reporter  The  Bradstreet 

Co.,  r.  1049  Mission 
Cuthberson  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Cuthill  Alexander,  machinist,  r.  334  Bryant,  rear 
Cuthill  James  S. ,  engineer,  r.  334  Bryant,  rear 
Cutlar  Roger,  dentist,  715  Clay,  r.  1925  Taylor 
Cutlen  John,  real  estate,  r.  9  Pinckney  PI 
Cutler  Alfred,  superintendent  Cutting   Packing  Co., 

r.  804  Jones 
Cutler  Ann  Mrs.,r.  1521  Jd  Market 
Cutler    Charles,    packer,    r.    NE   cor    Fillmore   and 

Union 
Cutler  Charles  W.,   bookkeeper  A.  T.  Eggleston,  r. 

1617  Turk 
Cutler  C.  S.,  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and  Union 
Cutler  Cyrus  (Cutler  &  Pearson)  r.  Napa,  Cal. 
Cutler  Edward  W.,  tinner  James  De  La  Montanya,  r. 

Oakland 
Cutler  Elijah  B.,  r.  1737  Broadway 
Cutler  Frank  S.,  clerk  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Fill- 
more and  Union 
Cutler  Samuel   M.  (Sisson,  Crocker    &   Co.)    r.    Oak- 
land 
Cutler  William  F.,  veterinary  siu'geon,  1324  Market. 

r,  606  Pine 
Cutler  &  Pearson    (Cyrus  Cutler    and    Thomas 
A.  Pearson)  depot  Napa  Soda  Springs,  11  Drumm 
Cutsinger  S.  &  Co.  (Ediuburg,  Ind.)  mufrs  starch,  W. 

S.  Houston  fi  Co.   agents,  215  California 
Cuttee  Frank  T.  .tanner  J.  Beisel,  r.  W  s  Pennsylvania 

Av.  bet  Mariposa  and  Santa  Clara 
Cutten  Edward  L.    (B.  M.  Atchinson   &   Co.)   r.   2516 

Sacramento 
Cutter  Aaron,  wharfinger  Mission  St.  Wharf,  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Cutter  Alfred,  stableman  J.  F.  McDonald  &  Co.,  r. 

435Piue 
Cutter  B.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  500  Van  Ness  Av 
Cutter  B.  O.,  mining,  r.  113  Powell 
Cutter  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  Eppinger  &  Co. 

Rafael 
Cutter  Daniel  (Cutter  &  Co.)  r.  845  Harrison 
Cutter  David  S.,  printer,  r.  410  Clay 
Cutter  Edward,  cook,  r.  337}^  Shipley 
Cutter  Edward  B.,  cashier  G.  W.  McNear, 
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COOD  WORK,  LOW  PRICES 

Office.  33  Geary  St. 


Insurance  Company. 

FIRE  AND  MARINE. 


Head  Office,  415  California  St. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

C.  li.  TAYLOR President 

J.  N.  KNOWLES T Vice-President 

ED.  E.  POTTER Secretary  and  Treasurer 

I.  STEINHART   Manager  Anglo-Californian  Bank 

R.  D.  CHANDLER   Merchant 

GUST  AVE  NIEB  AUM Vice-Consul  to  Russia 

J.  B.  STETSON Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson 

J.  J.  McKINNON Shipping  Merchant 

FRANCIS  BLAKE Blake,  Bobbins  &  Co. 

E.  B.  POND    Capitalist 

ALFRED  BARSTOW Rhodes  &  Barstow 

C.  L.  DINGLEY Shipping  Merchant 

C.  L.  TAYLOR Shipping  and  Commission  Merchant 

J.N.  KNOWLES Shipping  and  Commission  Merchant 

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A  FEftTURE  PECULIAR  TO  THIS  COMPANY 

Is,  that  under  its  By-Laws,  from  twenty-five  to  fifty  per  cent,    of  its 

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Cutter  Frederick  I.,  lettercarrler  Post  Office,  r.  711  >!i 

Nineteenth 
Cutter  George,  bartender  Kuss  House,  r.  407  Taylor 
Cutter  George  H.,  bookkeeper  George  R.  Spinney,  r. 

108  Ridley 
Cutter  Harry,  commission  merchant,  r.  1G08  Bush 
Cutter  Horace  F.,  capitalist,  52;^  Montgomery,  r.  Union 

Club 
Cutter  James,  laborer  P.  M.  8S.  Co's  Wharf 
Cutter  James  H.  (Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.)  r.  1G08  Bush 
Cutter  James  W.,  printer,  r.  14  Cleaveland,  rear 
Cutter  John,  seaman,  r.  Ni)rth  Pacific  Hotel 
Cutter  John  D.  &  Co.,  mnfrs   silk  fabrics  (New  York) 

Allen  C.  Reid  agent,  2G  New  Montgomery 
Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.  (James  H.  Cutter  and  Charles 
R.  Lloyd)    grain,   jiroduce   and   commission  mer- 
chants, SE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Cutter  &  Co.  (Daniel   Cutter   and  John  P.  Robertson) 

dravnaen,  304  Davis 
B^  Cutter.     See  Kutter 

Cutting  Calvin  W.  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  521  Valencia 
Cutting  Daniel,  junkdealer,   r.  N  s    Twenty-fourth, 

bet  Castro  and  Noe 
Cutting  Dennis,  junkdealer,  r.   N  s    Twenty-fourth, 

bet  Castio  and  Noe 
Cutting  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  350  San  Jose  Av 
Cutting  Eugene  A.  ( Arnold  &  Co.)  r.  3.50  San  Jos6  Av 
Cutting'  Francis,  vice-president  Cutting  Packing 

Co.,  17-41  Main,  r.  Oakland 
Cutting  John  T.  (John  T.  Cutting  k  Co.)  r.  1717  Eddy 
Cutting  Jolin   T.    «&   Co.  (John  T.  Cutting)  im- 
porters  and   commission  merchants  and   ajjents 
Standard  Sugar  Refinery  and   Falk's   Milwaukee 
Beer,  407  Front 
Cutting  Lewis,  machinist  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r.  332 

Bryant  • 

Cutting  Michael,  junkdealer,   r.  N  B  Twenty-fourth, 

bet  Castro  and  Noe 
Catting  Packing  Co.,  Sidney   M.   Smith  presi- 
dent, mnfrs  hermetically  sealed  goods,  17-41  Main 
CuvellierB.  C,  clerk  James  De  Fremery  *:  Co.,  r.  1718 

Leavenworth 
Cuvellier  B.  Charles,  coal  inspector  Quartermaster's 

DeptU.  S.  A.,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Cuvillie  William  T.,  expressman,  r.  149  Shiplej' 
Cuzner  Eliza,  widow,  r.  108  Shipley 
Cyclops   Engine  and   Machine  Works,  Talt 

&  Hainque  proprietors,  11.5-117  Beale 
Dylan der  Peter,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Cypher  D.  S.,  merchant,  r.  32  Golden  Gate  Av 
Cyrus  C.  H.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Czapkay  E.  G.,  lauudryman,  S.  F.  Daundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiuer 
Czapkay  L.  J.,   physician,  office  and  r.   127  Mont- 
gomery 
Czamecki  Antoni,  clerk,  r.  009  Pine 
Czeirwinski  August,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Czipowski  August,  captain  schr  Arthur,  r.  119  Fran- 
cisco 


Dabcovich  J.  &  Co.  (John  Dabcovich  and  Atbanasios 
Anagnostopovilos)  fruits,  1020  Market 

Dabcovich  John  (J.  Dabcovich  k  Co.)  r.  102  Ppwell 

Dabelich  George,  cook,  r.  813  Stockton 

Dabelsteiu  Henry  (Meyer  k  Dabelstein)  r.  834  How- 
ard 

Dabis  Hans,  telegraph  editor  California  Demokrat,  r. 
nna  Clay 

Dabovich  George,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montr 
gomery 

Dabovich  Michael,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Dabovich  Nicholas,  salesman  Luke  G.Sresovich  &  Co., 
r.  Ia3  Chestnut 

Dabus  Henry,  cook,  r.  .517  Minna 

Dacey  .John,  laberer,  r.  44  Louisa 

Dacey  Patrick  C,  sawyer,  r.  179  Minna 

Daclin  Charles,  blacksmith,  702  Sansome,  r.  1032 
Clay 

Daclin  Emile,  blacksmith,  r.  1032  Clay 

Daclin  Eugene,  blacksmith,  r.  Eighth  Av,  bet  J  and 
K,  South  S.  F. 

Dacy  Cornelius,  fireman  Sprinjf  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  Bay, 
bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Dacy  Lizzie,  domestic  1423  Post 

Dacy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Ritch 


Dacy  Michael,  teamster,  r.  2116  Powell 

Dadami  Joseph,  cook,  r.  249  Fourth 

Dadd  Charles,  cook,  r.  1'244  Mission 

Dadro  Pietro  A.,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Dady  Cornelius,  carpenter,  r.  2114  Mason 

Dady  Mary,  presser  Cliarles  J.  Holmes,  r.  41  Quinn 

Daegener  William,  real  estate,  r.  922  Powell 

Daemon  John  J.  (Daemon  &  Brother)    r.  Golden  Gate 

Casino 
Daemon  Reinhard    (Daemon  &  Brother)   r.   Golden 

Gate  Casino 
Daemon  &  Brother    (John  J.  and  Reinhard)  proptrs 

Golden  Gate  Casino,  Golden  Gate  Park 
Daeweritz  Morris,  cook,  r.  3.56  Jessie 
Dafeldecker  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  134  Fourth 
Dager  Joseph  W.,  real  estate,  r.  1140  Pacific 
Dagger  C.  T.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  1018  Market 

Daggett ,  r.  244  Taylor 

Daggett  James,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 

Daggett  Rosanna  Mrs.,  r.  620  Larkin,  rear 

Daggett  W.  T.,  bookkeeper,  r.  311  Dupont 

Dagnel  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  ladies'   nurse,  r.  1160  Folsom 

Dagney  Agnes,  domestic  1S12  Jackson 

Daguino  C,  cigar  mufr,  318  Broadway 

Dagniuo  Laura  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  811  Vallejo 

Dagnino  Mary,  widow,  r.  811  Vallejo 

Dagnino  Paolo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Dagostine  Mausuetto,  laborer,  r.  20  Boardman  PI 

Dahinden  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  N  s  Jessie,  bet  Ninth  and 

Tenth 
DahlB.  F.,   president  North  Gould  &  Curry  Mifiing 
Co.,  and  secretary   Ida   Mining  and  Mill  Co.,  18 
Stevenson  Building,  r.  210  Eddy 
Dahl  Charles,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Dahl  Henry,  butcher,  216  Second 
Dahl  Henry,  laborer,  r.  707  Twenty-first 
Dahl  John,  carpenter,  r.  9  Pacific 
Dahl  Peter,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  607  Seventh 
B^"Dahl.     See  Dall 

Dahlberg  Adolph,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dahlberg  Alexander,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Dahle  Carsten,  bartender,  r.  640  Fourth 
Dahle  Charles  O.,  driver,  r.  NW   cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Castro 
Dahler  Henry  M.  G.,  captain   schr  Premier,  r.   Junc- 
tion Market,  Sixteenth  and  Noe 
Dahlgreu  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  587  Harrison 
Dahlgren  Carl,   lithographer  M.    Schmidt   &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Dahlgren  Daniel,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Dahlin  E.  C,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Dahlin  John  O.,  tailor,  r.  603  Pine 
Dahllof  Herman,  first   mate    schr   Excelsior,  r.    10 

Commercial 
Dahlmann  Charles  (E.    Guittard    &  Co.)  r.  421  Van 

Ness  Av 
Dahlmann  Nathan,  salesman  Triest&  Co.,  r.  122  Post 
Dahlquist  Olif  P.,  liquor  saloon,  433  Bush 
Dahlton  Oliver,  carpenter,  r.  311  Harrison 
Dahlziel  Duncan,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Dahm  Augustus,  teacher  languages,  r.  920  Jackson 
Dahm  Charles,  astrologer,  r.  121  Ellis 
Dahmel  August  E.  G.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Turk  and  Scott 
Dahmke  Frederick,  groceries   and    liquors,    SE    cor 

Berry  and  Ritch 
Dahne  c",  longshoreman,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Dahnhart  Herman,  porter  Haas  Bros.,  r.  1006  Minna 
Dahoney  Williaui,  lougslioreman,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet 

fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Dahse  Theodore,  laborer,  r.  334  Bryant,  rear 
Daigueau  Delia,  widow,  r.  557)^  Stevenson 
Daigneau  Edward,  laborer,  r.  525  Sixth 
Daigneau  Oliver,  laborer,  r.  525  Sixth 
Dailey  Emma  G.,  saleslady  Joseph   Silverman,  r.   22 

Metcalfe  PI 
Dailey  George,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California,  r. 

15  Minna 
Dailey  Michael,  laborer,  r.  15  Decatur 
Daily  Examiner,  Examiner  Publishing  Co.   pub- 
lishers and  proprietors,  office  HOO  Market  (Phelan's 
Block)  editorial   and   com  loosing  rooms,  538  Sac- 
ramento 
Dally  Excliango  The,   Exchange  Publishing  Co. 
publishers  and  proprietors,  Grattan  Perry  mana- 
ger, otlice  :i(Hi  Moiitgoinery 
Daily  Hotel  Ga/.ette,  William  P.  Harrison  editor 

and  proprietor,  518  Sacramento 
TDally  John,  shoemaker,  r.  72  Everett 


OAK,  ASH,  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH.  1°^ 


JOHN  WIGMORE, 
:^  Spc»r  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PBtOTOORAPIIKR.   820  MARKET  ST. 

Pliologrraph^  in  all  ilH  branclies  executed  iu  any  style^ 


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DAL 


Daily  Law  Journal  The,  Stockwell  &  Co.  pub- 
lishers and.  proprietors,  538  Sacramento 

Daily  Mary,  widow,  r.  1220  Powell 

Daily  Register,  G.  A.  Ware  publisher,  1250  How- 
ard 

Daily  Report  The,  The  Daily  Report  Publishing 
Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  office  238  Mont- 
gomery 

Daily  Report  Publishing  Co.  The,  (William 
M.  Bunker  and  Amos  C.  Hiestor)  priuti'i's  and  pub- 
lishers, S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Building,  branch 
office,  238  Montgomery 

Daily  William,  porter,  r.  30  Rausch 

B^'Daily.     See  Dailey,  Daley  and  Daly 

Dain  Thomas,  solicitor,  r.  308  Sutter 

Daingerfield  M.  E.  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1220 
Folsom 

Daingerfield  Williani  R.,  attorney  at  Jaw  and 
court  commissioner,  234  Montgomery,  rooms  8-9, 
r.  502  Powell 

B^Daingerfield.     See  Dangerfield 

Dairey  Anne  J.,  widow,  bakery,  731  O'Farrell 

Dalsley  John,  sawyer,  r.  702  Mission 

Daisley  John  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  762  Mission 

Daisley  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  349  J^  Minna 

Dales  Edmund  (Daiss  &  Schmitt)  r.  8  Oak  PI 

Daiss  Karl,  driver,  r.  N  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Thirty- 
second  and  Thirty-third  Avs 

Daiss  &  Schmitt  (Edmund  Daiss  and  George 
Schmitt)  Alaska  Saloon,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 

Dake  Edmimd  C,  agent  Arizona  Journals,  65  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  r.  1709  Turk 

Daker  Alexander,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Dakin  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper  C.  S.  Drake  &  Co.,  r. 
1910  Polk 

Dakin  E.  A.,  agent  Edison's  electric  pen  and  press 
and  electric  pen-writer,  and  manufacturer  Multi- 
plex copying  tablets,  320  Sansome,  rooms  40-41 

Dakin  Edwin  (Dakin  k  Llbbey)  r.  517  Fell 

Dakin  May  Mrs.,  r.  1910  Polk 

Dakin  William,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1037  Howard 

Dakin  &  Liitohey  (Edwin  Dukinand  John  G.  Lib- 
bey)  commission  merchants,  and  managers  Com- 
mercial Soap  Co.,  223  Sacramento 

Dalby  Edward,  engineer,  r.  638  Green 

Dale  Albert  C.  (Dale  Brothers)  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Dale  Benjamin,  seaman,  r.  9  Broadway 

Dale  Brothers  (Albert  C.  and  William  C.)  cigar  mnfrs, 
943  Market 

Dale  Charles  F.,  with  D.  M.  Osborne  &  Co.,  r.  808 
Howard 

Dale  Martin,  insniance  solicitor,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Dale  William  C.  (Dale  Brothers)  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Dale  William  F.  J.,  machinist,  r.  409  Minna 

Dalessi  Pietro,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 

Daley  Mrs.,r.S  sAlabama.betTwenty-fifth  and  Twen- 
ty-sixth 

Daley  Ann,  dairy,  311  Twenty-eighth 

Daley  Bartholomew,  hostler  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  29  Co- 
lumbia PI 

Daley  Bernard,  coachman,  r.  346  Fourth 

Daley  Charles,  tiuroofer,  r.  147  Natoma 

Daley  Dennis,  lumberman,  r.  73  Clementina 

Daley  Edward,  hostler,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 

Daley  Eliza,  domestic  899  Fulton 

Daley  Francis  R.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Twen- 
ty-eighth and  Alabama,  B.  H. 

Daley  Henry,  bmssfinisher,  r.  2  Hodges  Alley 

Daley  James,  laborer,  r.  334  Vallejo,  rear 

Daley  James,  laborer,  r.  Tehama,  bet  Twenty-seventh 
and  Twenty-eighth 

Daley  James  M.,  teamster,  r.  2  Hodges  Alley 

Daley  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  6  Boston  PI 

Daley  John,  bartender  Welsh  Hanlan 

Daley  John,  machinist,  r.  Sei"pentine  Av,  bet  Folsom 
and  Harrison 

Daley  John,  laborer,  r.  52  Jessie,  rear 

Daley  John,  laborer,  r.  367  Jessie 

Daley  John,  laborer,  r.  2  Hodge's  Alley 

Daley  John,  laundrymau  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Daley  John,  marblepolisher,  r.  277  Stevenson 

Daley  John,  night  watchman  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Daley  Joseph,  blacksniith,  r.  2916  Fillmore 

Daley  Lawrence,  bartender,  r.  3  Rose  .\v 

Daley  Mary,  widow,  r.  147  Natoma 

Daley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  19  Decatur,  rear 

Daley  Michael,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 

Daley  Nora  Miss,  burler  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 


Daley  Owen,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  212  Sixteenth 

Daley  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  1010  Hampshire 

Daley  R.,  r.  906  Market 

Daley  Richard,  waiter,  r.  148  Natoma 

Daley  Robert  H.   (Daley  &  Wilson)  r.  865JA  Market 

Daley  Thomas,  cook,  r.  29  Second 

Daley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  5  Bernard 

Daley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1212  Larkin 

Daley  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Daley  Timothy  J.,  expressman,  NW   cor  Fourth   and 

Folsom,  r.  361  Eleventh 
Daley  William,  packer,  r.  North  German  House 
Daley  W.  J.,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordarge  Factory 
Daley  >Si  Wilson  (Robert  H.  Daley  and  Charles  R. 

Wilson)  architects,  310  Pine 
B^Daley.     See  Dailey,  Daily  and  Daly 
Dalgleish  James,  cutter  T.   G.  Parker  &  Co.,   r.  211 

Polk 
Dall  Charles  L.,  toll  collector  Broadway  St.  Wharf,  r. 

733  Broadway 
Dall  Christopher  C,  r.  733  Broadway 
Dall  Christopher  C.  Jr.,  printer,  r.  733  Broadway 
Dall  Cornelius  J.,  real  estate,  r.  306  Sutter 
Dall  Edward  R.,  collector  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  859 

Mission 
Dall  George  A.,  clerk  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  733  Broadway 
Dall  John  H.  (Bradley  &  Rulofson)  and  importer  pho- 
tographic and  ambrotype  materials,  618-620  Clay, 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Dall  Thomas  B.,  r.  859  Mission 
e-3*"Dall.     See  Dahl 

Dallam  Richard  B.  (Armes  &  Dallam)  r.  Oakland 
Dallamore  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  6  Moss 
Dallamore  Frederick,  baker,  r.  6  Moss 
Dallamore  George,  plumber,  r.  6  Moss 
Dallas  James,  clerk  auditor  M.  !p.  and  M.   dept  C.   P. 

RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Dallas  Leonidas,  clerk,  r.   1206  Market 
Dallas  Maria,  domestic  2  Essex  PI 
Dallas  William  S.,  porter,  r.  NW  cor  Greenwich  and 

Laguna 
Dallemaud  Albert  (Bothin,  Dallemand   &   Co.)  r.   909 

Polk 
Dalliba  Henry  S.,  joiirnalist  Evening  Bulletin,  r.   522 

Geary 
Dallin  Rudolph  J.,  cutter  Gordan  Brothers,  r.  540 

Washington 
Dallman  Louis  (Dallman  &  Kahn)  r.  619  Larkin 
Dallman  &   Kahn  (Louis  Dallman  and  Leon  Kahn) 

produce  commission  merchants,  206   Washington 
Dally  Andrew  J.,  engineer  revenue  cutter  Richard 

Rush,  r.  109  Van  Ness  Av 
Dally  Joseph  I.,  bookkeeper  The  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

109  Van  Ness  Av 
Dalman  Louis,  porter,  r.  102  Minna 
Dalmas  A.  Mme.,  widow,  r.  1516  Polk 
Dalmas  Charles,  porter,  r.  109  Hyde 
Dalmas  Frank,  boltcutter,  r.  920  Natoma 
Dalmas  George  W.,  cooper,  r.  780?^  Stevenson 
Dalmas  J.  K.,  r.  157  Eleventh 
Dalmas  Preston,  boltcutter,  r.  920  Natoma 
Dalmas  William  B.,  cooper,  r.  780}^  Stevenson 
Dalmas  William  W.,  machinist,  r.  920  Natoma 
Dalmon  Mary,  widow,  r.  17  Clara 
Dalraon  Theodore,  machinist,  r.  17  Clara 
Dalorei  Philip,   machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  cor  Du- 

pont  and  Broadway 
Dal  Poggetto  Rafifaello,   Italian   Bersaglleri  Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Dal  Porto  Eliseo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 

■    way 
Dal    Porto   Eugenio,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Brradway 
Dalriinple  Hudson,  silverplater,  r.  7M  Dikeman  PI 
Daltou  Annie,  domestic  2211  Fillmore 
Daltou  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  521  Pacific 
Daltou  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  2710  Sutter 
Dalton  Edward,  driver,  r.  1208  Valencia 
Daltou  Eugene,  mason,  r.  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Brod- 
i         erick 
I  Dalton  Eugene  Jr.,   marblecuttcr,  r.   SE  cor  Jackson 

and  Broderick 
Dalton   Frank  (Dalton   &   Gray)  r.  NW  cor   Twenty- 
sixth  and  Fair  Oaks 
Dalton  Frank,  machinehand  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

218  Ninth 
Dalton  James,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Brod- 
i  erick 

J  Dalton  James,  private  school,  2510  Folsom 


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Dalton  Jamesi,  teamster,  r.  913  Battery 

Dalton  John,  stonecutter,  r.  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Brod- 
erick 

Dalton  John  H. ,  plumber,  r.  10?^  Rauscb 

Dalton  John  P.,  painter,  r.  SW  cor  Page  and  Fillmore 

Dalton  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Page  and 
Fillmore 

Dalton  Martin,  laundryman  City  and  County  Hospital 

Dalton  Mary,  domestic  1104  Market 

Dalton  Maud  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  415  Bryant 

Dalton  Michael,  horsetrader,  r.  44  Quinn 

Dalton  Michael,  laborer,  r.  25  Freelon,  rear 

Dalton  Michael,  laborer,  r.  53  Jessie 

Dalton  Michael,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Dalton  Minnie  Miss,  stationery,  1'20«  Valencia 

Dalton  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2710  Sutter 

Dalton  P.  E.  (Contra  Costa  Laundry  Assn)  r.  Oakland 

Dalton  Richard,  laborer,  r.  612  Battery 

Dalton  Richard,  chipper  Union  Iron  Works,  r,  3  Na- 
toma 

Dalton  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Beale,  nr  Folsom 

Dalton  Thomas,  merchant,  r.  009  Pine 

Dalton  Thomas  B.,  clerk  Dalton  &  Gray,   r.  Petaluma 

Dalton  William,  laborer,  r.  53  Jessie 

Dalton  William,  laborer,  r.  2710  Sutter 

Dalton  &  Gray  (Frank  Dalton  and  James  M.  Gray) 
produce  and  fruit  commission  merchants,  404-406 
Davis 

Daly  Annie  E.,  widow,  r.  1600  Taylor 

Daly  Annie  Mrs.,  lodgings,  520  Bush 

Daly  Bernard  H.,  book  and  job  printer,  609  Merchant, 
r.  1047  Howard 

Daly  Bridget,  widow,. r.  1209  Broadway 

Daly  C,  trackman  Sutter  St.  RR. 

Daly  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1  Crook 

Daly  Catherine,  domestic  1250  Taylor 

Daly  Catherine,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  Alabama,  bet 
rweuty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Daly  Charles  H.,  salesman  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Daly  Cornelius,  coachman,  r.  1101  Pacific 

Daly  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  947  Folsom 

Daly  Cornelius,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Daly  Cornelius,  longshoreman,  r.  118  Dore 

Daly  Daniel,  brassfounder,  r.  219  Linden  Av 

Daly  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  7  ^  Liberty 

Daly  Daniel  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  52  Second 

Daly  David,  blacksmith,  606  Sixth,  r.  42  Clarence   PI 

Daly  Dennis,  cigarmaker,  r.  910  Natoma 

Daly  Dennis,  scavenger,  r.  2615  Bush 

Duly  Edmund,  teamster,  r.  Fifteeuth  Av,  bet  P  andQ, 
South  S.  F. 

Daly  Edward,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Mission  and  How- 
ard 

Daly  Edward,  blacksmith,  2312  Pine,  r.  2916  Fillmore 

Daly  Edward  Jr.,  blacksmith,  r.  2314  Pine 

Daly  E.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Shotwell  and  Twen- 
ty-second 

Daly  Eliza,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  527  Mission 

Daly  Ellen,  widow,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  bet  Butte  and 
Solano 

Daly  Ellen,  cook  NW  cor  Powell  and  California 

Daly  Ellen,  cook  309  Hyde 

Daly  Ellen,  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Shasta,  bet  Michigan 
and  Illinois 

Daly  Felix,  real  estate,  r.  411  Ellis 
I  Daly  George,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 

Daly  George  W.,  pressman,  r.  506  Fulton 
I  Daly  Hannah,  domestic  910  Ellis 
I  Daly  Hannah,  fruit  and  produce,  1913  Hyde 

Daly  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  409  Main 

Daly  Henry,  shoecutter,  r.  311  Twenty-eighth 

Daly  J.,  r.  36  Clay 

Daly  James,  r.  219  Linden  Av 
I  Daly  James,  boatbullder,  r.  S  a  Twenty-fourth,  bet 
I  Sanchez  and  Noe 

I  Daly  James,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  24  Tehama 

Daly  James,  horseshoer,  r.  10  Hubbard 

Daly  Jnmes,  janitor  Superior  Court,   55  Montgomery 
I  Block 

I  Dalv  James,  laborer,  v.  625  Tehama,  bet   Fifth  and 
I         Sixth 

!  Daly  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Chenery 
j  Daly  James,  longshoreman,  r.  69  Natoma 
'  Daly  James,  salesman  Shea,  Bocqueraz  &  McKee,  r. 
1  668  Twentieth 

'  Daly  James,  workman  Shot  Tower,  r.  927  Folf  om 
'  Daly  James  B.,  clerk,  r.  SE  cor  Shotwell  and  Twenty- 
secoud 

Daly  James  E.,  commission  broker,  r.  668  Twentieth 


Daly  James  L.,  longshoreman,  r.  8  Berry 

Daly  James  T.,  cook,  r.  11  Hubbard,  rear 

Daly  James  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  34  Fifth  Av 

Daly  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  27  Natoma 

Daly  Jeremiah,  hibcrer  Magdalen  Asylum 

Daly  Jeremiah,  porter,  r.  31  Dorlaiid 

Daly  Jerome,  cigarmaker,  r.  910  Natoma 

Daly  Johanna  Miss,  shoefittcr,  r.  l-J  Twenty-second 

Daly  John,  clerk,  r.  449  Jessie 

Daly  John,  coachman.  1250  Taylor 

Daly  John,  hostler,  r.  SE  cor  Twentieth  and  Point  Lo- 

bos  Avs 
Daly   John,  laborer,  r.  366  Natoma 
Daly  John,  lumberman,  r.  122  Howard 
Daly  John,  marble  polisher,  r.  277  Stevenson 
Daly  John,  molder,  r.  410  Clementina 
Daly  John,  salesman  John  Hauly,  r.  1020  Mission 
Daly  John,  shoemaker,  r.  564  Mission 
Daly  John,  stablemac  City  RR.,  r.  16  Cedar  Av 
Daly  John  B.,  collector,  r.  1305  Mission 
Daly  John  C,  liquor  saloon,  159  Second 
Daly  John    D.,  deputy  Superintendent   Streets  (and 

Daly  &  Kinne)  r.  1027  Valencia 
Daly  John  F.,  machinist,  r.  726  Han-ison 
Daly  John  H.,  r.  520  Bush 
Daly  John  H.,  Ship  Calkers  Assn,  44  Spear 
Daly  John  J.,  bartender,  r.  642  Stevenson 
Daly  John  P.,  third  officer  O.  and  O.'  SS.  Belgic 
Daly  John  R.,  tailor,  r.  9  Liberty 
Daly  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  2314  Pine 
Daly  Katie,  domestic  410  Eddy 
Daly  Lawrence,   driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  2018  Fol- 

s  om 
Daly  Lawrence  H.,  cook,  r.  213  Minna 
Daly  Margaret  Mrs.,  seam.stress,  r.  109  Minna 
Daly  Martin,  laborer,  r.  186}^  Vaudewater 
Daly  Mary,  domestic,  r.  1219  Powell 
Daly  Mary  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  101  Stevenson 
Daly  Mary,  governess,  r.  219  Liuden  Av 
Daly  Mary  A.,  dressmaker,  r.  225  Golden  Gate  Av 
Daly  Mary  G.  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  1220  Powell 
Daly  M.  F.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,   r.   S  s  Precita  Av,  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Daly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Va- 
lencia 
Daly  Michael,  porter,  r.  1715}^  Jones 
Daly   Michael,  sheetiron  worker,   r.  525  Tehama,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Daly  N.  Miss,  janitress  Garfield  Primary  School 
Daly  Norah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1219  Powell 
Daly  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  21  Freelon 
Daly  Patrick,  laborer  C.  P.  RR..  r.  21  Clinton 
Daly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  521  Mission 
Daly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  114  Clinton 
Daly  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  542  Howard 
Daly  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Daly  Patrick,  stonemason,  r.  r.  19  Minna 
Daly  Patrick  J.,  fruit   and  produce  commission,  305- 

307  Washington,  r.  342  Chattanooga 
Daly  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  251  Alabama 
Daly  Sarah,  domestic  2299  Sacramento 
Daly  Simon,  laborer,  r.  3036  J$  Si^vteenth 
Daly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  15  Shasta 
Daly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  8  Beideman 
Daly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  40  Stanly  PI 
Daly  Thomas,  papercarrier,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Daly  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  2921  Mission 
Daly  Thomas,  trackman  Sutter  St.  RR. 
Duly  Thomas  D.,  watchman,  r.  720  Tehama 
Daly  Thomas  R,,  patternmaker,  r.  Montgomery's  Ho- 
tel 
Daly  Timothy,  r.  1010  Montgomery 
Daly  William,  clerk,  r.  068  Twentieth 
Daly  William,  shoecutter,  r.  910  Natoma 
Daly  William  M.,  cook  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r.  16 

Steuart 
Daly  &  Kinne  (John  D.  Daly  and  William  H.  Kinne) 

proptrs  San  Mateo  Dairy,  1010  Valencia 
(K^Daly.     See  Dailey,  Daily  and  Daley 
Dam  Cleveland  L.,  clerk  D.  E.  Melliss,  r.  Oakland 
Dam  Henry  J.  W.,  journalist  S.  F.  Illustrated  Wasp, 

r.  Oakland 
Dama  Luigi,  teacher  vocal  music,  r.  201  Powell 
Daman  Theodore,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Damas  Johu,  shoemaker,  r.  Duncan,  bet  Dolores  and 

Guerrero 
Damaso  Viadero,  salesman  Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co.,  r. 

210  Fell 
Daniby  Henry,  laborer,  r.  47- Tehama 


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DAN 


Dameron  James  P.,  attorney  at  law,  640  Clay 
Dames  William  W.  (Dames  &  Butler)  r.  Alameda 

DAMES  &  BUTLER  ,wima„. 

W.  Dames  and  Charles  A.  Butler)  pho- 
tographers, 715  Market 

Damford  Charles,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Damkroeger  Daniel  A.,   shipwright,  r.  1111  Pacific, 

rear 
Damkroeger  Gottlieb,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1111 

Pacific,  rear 
Damm  Oscar,  student,  r.  762  Mission 
Damm  Kudolph,  expressman,  414  Market,  r.  N  s  Ala- 
bama, nr  Twenty-sixth 
Dammann  Rudolph,  tanner,  r.  513  Bryant 
Dammasch   Louis   (Hartmann  &  Dammasch)   r.  402 

Grove 
Dammes  Ernest,  foreman  A.  Brune,  r.  2202  Geary 
Damon  George  D.,  calker,  250  Steuart,  r.  Oakland 
Damon  Henry,  maltster  Herman  Zwieg 
Damon  James  E.,  loan  and  real  estate,  436   Mont- 
gomery, r.  Oakland 
Damon  Joseph,  shoecutter,  r.  616  Jessie 
Damon  Newton  F.,  machinist  Samuel  Hill,  r.  532  Jes- 
sie 
Damon  Seth  T.,  collector  A.  T.  Eggleston,  r.  2238  Bush 
Damonte  Frank,  cigarmaker,  r.  3  Vincent 
Damonte  Lorenzo,  i3orter  Onesti  &  Connor,  r.  4  Jasper 

PI 
Damor  Jolin,  liquor  saloon,  590  East,  r.  NE  cor  Clay 

and  Drumm 
Dampf  Louis,  passepartout  and  framemaker,  N  E  cor 

Market  and  Montgomery,  r.  251214  Mission 
Damrell  Daniel,  printer,  r.  418  Twenty-fourth 
Dams  Henry,  teacher  languages,  r.  1419  Powell 
Dams  Minnie  Mrs.,  teacher  needlework,  r.  1419  Pow- 
ell 
Dana  George  H.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Dana  H.  A.,  r.  252  Nineteenth 
Dana  Mary  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1307  Green 
Danaher  James,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  621  Minna 
Danaher  Patrick  H.,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  208J^  Sev- 
enth 
Danahy  Cornelius,  r.  14  Boardman  PI 
Danahy  Michael,  fireman  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  5  Austin 
89"  Danahy.     See  Danehy,  Deuahy  and  Denehy 
Danby  Henry,  foundryman,  r.  547  Mission 
Dance  Henry  A.,  lamps  and  oils,  and  teacher  lan- 
guages, 1803  Polk 
Dancer  Annie  Miss,  nurse  Cal.  State  Women's  Hos- 
pital 
Dancer  William  H.,  gripman  Clay  St.  ER.,r.  19  Valen- 
cia, rear 
D'Ancona  A.  A.,  teacher  Lincoln  Evening  School,  r. 

717  O'Farrell 
D'Ancona  Alexander  1).,  attorney  at  law,  411}^  Cali- 
fornia, room  14,  r.  717  O'Farrell 
D'Ancona  Arnold  H.,  medical  student,  r.  717  O'Farrell 
D'Ancona  David  A.,  salesman  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  r.  717 

O'Farrell 
D'Andrada  Jose,  Portuguese  Pro.  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Dane  Anthony,  stableman,  r.  2616  Mission 
Dane  James  H.,  attorney  at  law.  531  California,  r.  235 

Fair  Oaks 
Dane  Paul,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Dane    Son,  Chinese  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &   Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  649  Clay 
Danehy  James  H.,  teamster,  r.  Beach  House. 
Danehy  Jeremiah,  bartender,  r.  5  Rausch 
Danehy  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  435  Minna 
l^~  Danehy.     See  Danahy,  Denahy  and  Denehy 
Danemann  Y.,  clerk,  r.  626  Jessie 

Danenfelzer  Frederick  P.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  N  s  Twen- 
ty-fourth, bet  Vicksburg  and  Church 
Daneri  Andrea,  teamster,  r.  923  Pacific 
Daneri  Antonio,  wholesale  and  retail  hardware 

and  crockery,  420  Battery,  r.  808  Vallejo 
Daneri  Bartholomew,  macaronimaker,  r.  4  Bartul 
Daneri  F.    &  Co.  (Francisco   Daneri    and   Henry 
Casanova)    importers    and    jobbers    wines    and 
liquors,  and  wholesale  grocers,  27-29  California 
Daneri  Francisco  (F.  Daneri  &  Co.)  r.  Genoa,  Italy 
Daneri  Gerolamo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Daneri  Gio  Batta,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Daneri  H.  Emilio,  bookkeeper  Antonio   Daneri,  r.  808 

Vallejo 
Daneri  John  (P.  Belando  &  Co.)  r.  1208  Powell 
Daneri  John,  liquor  saloon,  131  Pacific 
Daneri  Lorenzo,  r.  1012  Montgomery 


Daneri  Stefano,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Daneri  Tomasso,  Garibaldi  Guard,  r.  423  Broadway 

Danforth  A.  J.,  mining,  r.  1908  Polk 

Danforth  Edward  E.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 
Service,  r.  Oakland 

Danforth  Edward  P.,  clerk,  r.  1200  Mason 

Danforth  Ed^vin,  proprietor  Broadway  U.  S. 
Bonded  Warehouse,  723  Broadway,  and  (Bode  & 
Danforth  1  r.  1200  Mason 

Danforth  William  J.,  laundryman  Occidental  Laun- 
dry, Filbert,  bet  Octavia  and  Gough 

Dangerfield  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  Ill  Prospect  PI 

Dangers  Annie  Miss,  r.  5U2H  Stockton 

Dangers  Diederich,  salesman  Wheatou  &  Luhrs,  r.  NE 
cor  Post  and  Laguna 

Dangers  Eliza,  widow,  r.  5023^  Stockton 

Dangers  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Post  and 
Laguna 

Danglada  Antonio  (Danglada  &  Co.)  r.  18  Prospect  PI 

Danglada  Antonio  Jr.,  salesman  A.  Baumgarten  &  Co., 
r.  18  Prospect  PI 

Danglada  Eugene,  translator  and  interpreter,  218  Cal- 
ifornia, room  4,  r.  2006  Powell 

Danglada  Ignacio  (Mattoon  &  Danglada)  r.  1712  Stock- 
ton 

Danglada  &  Co.  (Antonio  Danglada  and  J.  Verde) 
liroptrs  Mexican  Information  Bureau,  506  Bat- 
tery, room  6 

Danhauser  Louis,  paper  box  maker,  r.  .507)2  Grove 

Danhauser  Loiiis  Jr.,  clerk  Buyer  &  Reich,  r.  507?^ 
Grove 

Danliaiiser  Moritz,  tftilor,  r.  507  3^  Grove 


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Claris  proprietor,  114:Po.st 

Danick  W.  H.,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 

Daniel  Frank,  laborer,   r.  W  s   Grant,   bet   Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Daniel  Isidora,  widow,  r.  W  s  Grant,  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Daniel  John,  butcher,  r.  818  Ellis 
Daniej  John,  marble  works,  421  Pine,  r.  2013  Polk 
Daniel  Lizzie,  domestic  21  Eleventh 
Daniel  William  L.,  hydraulic   and   sanitary  engineer, 

plumber  and  gasfitter,  234  Post,  r.  407  Hyde 
Danielewicz  Sigismund,  r.  729  Bryant 
8^"  Danielewicz.     See  Danielwitz 
Daniels  Benjamin,  florist,  r.  403  Hayes 
Daniels  Emma,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  812  Howard 
Daniels  Fred.,  parcel  wrapper  S.  Mosgrove  &  Bro.,  r. 

120  y<  Turk 
Daniels  Fred.  J.,  compositor,  r.  8243^  Pacific 
Daniels  George  J.,  r.  6  Fella  PI 
Daniels  Gustave,  printer,  r.  541  Foiu-th 
Daniels  Harry,  longshoreman,  r.  Ihi  Church  PI 
Daniels  Harry,  soap  maker,  r.  Five  Mile  House.  Mis- 
sion Road 
Daniels  James,  stonemason,  r.  662  Harrison 
Daniels  Jsmes  L.,  butcher,  N  s  Butte,  bet  Kentucky 

and  Tennessee,  r.   E  s  Illinois,  bet    Napa   and 

Shasta 
Daniels  James  M.,  carpenter,  r.  620  Fourth 
Daniels  John  H.   M.,   framemaker  Louis  Dampf,  r. 

Mission  Road,  nr  Five  Mile  House 
Daniels  Joseph,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  611 

Hyde 
Daniels  Joseph,  hostler,  SW  cor  Point  Lobes  and  Fif- 
teenth Avs 
Daniels  Joseph,  watchman  P.M.  SS.  Colima 
Daniels  L.,  expressman,  cor  Jackson  and  East,  r.  531 

East 
Daniel  Margaret  E.,  widow,  r.  434  Duncan 
Daniels  Moresi,  r.  906  Pacific 
Daniels  Samuel  H.,  exchange  and  bullion  teller  Bank 

of  California,  r.  611  Hyde 
Daniels  Sarali  B.  Mrs.,   assistant  Denman   Grammar 

School,  r.  911  Jones 
Daniels  Thomas,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Daniels  Thomas  F.,  carpenter,  r.  817  Filbert 
Daniels  Thomas  J.,  machinist,  r.  911  Jones 
Daniels  William,  cooper,  r.  18  Garden  . 
Daniels   William,    haruessuiaker,    r.  W    s   Noe,   bet 

Twenty-eighth  and  Tv.euty-niuth 
Daniels  William  E.,  clerk,  r.  24  Clara,  rear 
Bt^  Daniels.     See  Dannals 
Danielson  Alfred,  miner,  r.  8  Berry 
Danielson  Bendix,  laborer,  r.  31  Clarence  PI 
Danielson  Charles,  machinist  Pac  Rolling  Mills 
Danielson  Daniel  E.,   shoemaker,   26   Sacramento,  r. 

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Danielson  JameB,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Iowa,  bet  Sierra  and 

Shasta 
Danielson  J.  W.  Mrs.,  tailoress;  r.  10%  Sherwood  PI 
Daniclson  K.  A.,  seamau,  r.  Noi-th  Pacific  Hotel 
Danielson  Peter  (Anderson  &  Danielson)  r.  1423  Cali- 
fornia, rear 
Danielwitz   Isidor,  attorney   at   law,  13   Montgomery 

Block,  r.  2312  Mission 
Danielwitz  Joseph,  dry  goods,  2939  Sixteenth 
Daniot  Henry,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  (!27  Commercial 
Dauis  Alfred,  soap  wrapper,  r.  W  s  Sherman,  bet  Sev- 
enteenth and  Eighteenth 
Danis   Ozias,    packer  Murishy,  Adams   &  Co.,  r.  W  s 

Sherman,  nr  Eighteenth 
fi^"  Danis.     See  Denis 

Danklef  Frederick,  seaman  schr  Nellie  llich.r.  30  Clay 
Daiikg  John  VV. ,  secretary  Board   of  Bank   Com- 
missioners, 528  California,  r.  1228  Mission 
Danks   Julia  A.,  Miss,   assistant   Denman   Grammar 

School,  r.  1228  Mission 
Danly  Francis  M.,  carpenter,  r.  1036  Guerrero 
Danu  Frederick  P.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  808  Mission 
Dann  Jennie  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  808  Mission 
Dann  John,  seaman  schr  Anastacia 
Dauna  Patrick,  waterteuder  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Kio   de 

Janeiro 
Dannals  Cliarles  W.,  agent  ^tna  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  504  Kearny,  r.  818  Valencia 
Danueker  John,  driver  Market  St.  KK.,  r.  (;20  Fourth 
Danneil  Emil,  packer  J.  G.  Montealegre,  r.  27  Laskie 
Dannel  E.  O.,  hostler,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Dannenbaum  J.  &  S.,  wholesale  dry  goods,  124  San- 
some 
Dannenbaum  Joe.,  salesman  J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum,  r. 

1807  Pine 
Dannenbaum  Joseph  (J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum)   r.  908 

Van  Ness  Av 
Dannenbaum  Moses,  salesman  J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum, 

r.  1807  Pine 
Dannenbaum  NelHon,  harnessmaker,  r.  982  Harrison 
Dannenbaum  Saul  (J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum)  r.  906  Polk 
Dannenberg  Joseph,  merchant,  r.  830  Sutter 
Dannenberg  William,  bal;er,  r.  625  Clay 
Dannheimer  Louis,  tailor,  539  California,  r.  1004  Hyde 
Dannmeyer  M.  (M.  Dannmeyer  &  Co.)  r.  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Seventh 
Dannmeyer  M.  &  Co.  (M.  Dannmeyer)    groceries  and 

liquors,  NW  cor  Mission  and  Seventh 
Dannmeyer  Rudolph,  clerk  Lilienthal  &  Co.,  r.  418J^ 

Sixth 
Danove  Dominick,  porter,  r.  12  Gilbert 
Dansiarte  Charles  (Venaglia  &Dansiartb)  r.231  Mont- 
gomery Av 
Dansiarte  Edubijes  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1222  Stockton 
Danskin  George  D.,  collector,  r.  1025  Twenty-first 
Danton  John  H.,  foreman  Fechheimer  &  Steele,  r.  420 

Shotwell 
Dantz  Emil,  packer  J.  C.  Bauer  &  Co.,  r.  1G18  Stockton 
Danu  be- Austrian    In.snrauce     Co.      (marine 

branch)  Hy.  Balzer  &  Co.  agents,  209  Sansome 
Danziger  Samuel,  cloak  and  suit  mnfr,  238  Third 
Danziger    Samuel   S.,   traveling   agent   Greenebaiim, 

Sachs  i>c  Freeman,  r.  1520  Jackson 
Danzler  Nicolas,  r.  605  Broadway 
Dapello  Agostino.  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Dapello  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Dapello  Gerolamo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Daras  Jean,  tailor,  r.   1305  Stockton 
Darbey  Georg'e  W.,  bookkeeper  Painter  k  Co.,  r. 

214  Golden  Gate  Av 
lE^Darbev.     See  Derby  * 

Darbyshire  D.  K.,  r.  140  First 
D'Arcy  Alice  M.  Miss,  assistant  Washington  Grammar 

School,  r.  5  Torrens  Court 
D'Arcy   Charles  D.,    clerk   Scofield  &    Tevis,    r.  421 

Bush 
Darcy  Edward,  laborer,   r.  NE  cor  Ritch  and  Town- 
send 
D'Arcy  Eleanor,  widow,  r.  5  Torrens  Court 
D'Arcy  George  H.,  produce,  2434  Mission 
D'Arcy  James,  plasterer,  r.  250  !<  Tehama 
D'Arcy  James  ■).,  saddler,  r.  30  Page 
Darcy  James  S.,  groceries  and  liquors,  17  Rltcb 
Darcy  Jereiuiah,  machinist,  r.  31  Tehama 
D'Arcy  Jolin,  attorney  at  law,  504Ke3ruy,  r.  443  Ji 

Natoma 
D'Arcy  John,  gilder,  r.  2.50 >4  Tehama 
D'Arcy  John,  janitor  Dashaway  Hall,  139  Post 
D'Arcy  John  T.,  clerk,  r.  250M  Tehama 
Darcy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  146  Perry 


D'Arcy  Richard  S.,  serviceman  Spring  Valley  W.  W., 
r.  Cook,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 

D'Arcy  S.  J.  Miss,  teacher,  114  Ninth 

Darcy  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Fourteenth,  bet  Cas- 
tro and  Noe 

Darcy  Thomas,  carpenter,   413  Clementina 

D'Arcy  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Columbia,  bet  Twen- 
ty-third and  Twenty-fourth 

D'Arcy  William  H.,  plasterer,  r.250J6  Tehama 

Dardanelles  Consolidated  Gravel  Co.(Placer  Co.,  Gal.) 
William  Letts  Oliver  secretary,  328  Montgomery, 
room  13 

Dardis  Lawrence,  teamster,  r.  24  Turk 

Dare  John  T.,  clerk,  r.  409  Oak 

Dargan  James,  farmer,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 

Dargan  William,  laborer,  r.  Chestnut,  bet  Fillmore 
and  Webster 

Dargan  William,  wheat  shipper  and  sampler  Parrott 
&  Co.,  r.  50  Natoma  • 

Daring  John,  teamster,  r.  1212  Clay 

Darioli  Lorenzo,  jjlumber,  r.  440  Broadway 

Darius  Peter,  dishwasher,  r.  20  Park  Av 

Darley  J.  P.,  mining,  r.  822  Turk 

Darling  Abram  F.,  miner,  r.  2310  Mission 

Darling  Alonzo  P.,  painter,  r.  159  Silver 

Darling  Catherine  V.,  principal  Clark  Institute,  239 
O'Farrell 

Darling  Ebenezer,  expressman,  NE  cor  Mission  and 
Fourth,  r.  1139  Market 

Darling  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  72  Tehama 

Darling  Frank  g.,  r.  517  O'Farreil 

Darling  George,  r.  110  Twenty-fourth 

Darling  George  L.  (Hardie  &  Darling)  r.  513  Ellis 

Darling  Harry,  varnisher  Andrew  Frei,  r.  125  Lang- 
ton 

Darling;  John  A.,  captain  First  Artillery  U.  S.A., 
commanding  Post,  Fort  Point  San  Jose 

Darling  John  D.,  sawyer,  r.  3047  Sixteenth 

Darling  Josejih  "T.,  ornamental  painter,  r.  159  Silver 

Darling  Lafayette,  horsetrainer,  r.  3  Grant 

Darling  William  A.,  invoice  clerk  Custom  House,  r. 
212  Powell 

Darmauey  Christina,  widow,  r.  324  Vallejo,  rear 

Darmer  W.,  architect,  r.  134  Fourth 

Darmody  Michael,  milkman.  Mission  ^oad,  opp  St. 
Mary's  College 

Darneal  Hervey,  official  reporter  Superior  Court  Dept 
No.  7,  r.  Alameda 

Darolles  Leon,  proptr  Model  Laundry,  2923  California 

DaRoza  Antonio,  gilder,  r.  614  Post 

Darr  Henry,  tool  manufacturer,  42  Spear,  r.  106  Com- 
mercial 

Darr  H.  I.,  compositor,  r.  281  Stevenson 

Darr  John  C,  locksmith,  r.  106  Commercial 

Darragh  Dennis,  baker,  r.  122  5^  Welsh 

Darragh  Frank  J.,  machine  hand,  r.  33  Oak  Grove  Av 

Darragh  John  H.,  patternmaker,  r.  33  Oak  Grove  Av 

Darragh  Lucy  Mrs.,  r.  621  Greenwich 

Darragh  Patrick,  gardener,  r.  327  Main 

Darrell  N.,  bookkeeper,  r.  Russ  House 

Darrolls  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  2647  Bush 

Darrow  Henry  (Bowles  &  Darrow)  r.  1009  Stockton 

D'Artois  Emil,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  r. 
941  Valencia 

D'Artois  Gaston,  traveling  salesman  Harrison  &  Dick- 
son, r.  941  Valencia,  nr  Twenty-first 

Darville  Samuel  W.,  porter,  r.  422  Capp 

Darwin  Charles  B.  (Darwin  &  Murphy)  r.  San  Rafael 

Darwin  <!te  Murphy  (Charles  B.  Darwin  and  Dan- 
iel J.  Murphy)  attorneys  at  law,  636  Clay 

Daryes  Richard,  real  estate,  r.  W  s  Laidley,  nr  Thirty- 
first 

Dasha-way  Association,  E.  T.  Batturs  president, 
rooms  139  Post 

Dashaway  Hall,  139  Post 

Dashe  Theodore,  screentenderDunsmuir.Diggle  &  Co. 

Dasher  John,  milker,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr  In- 
dustrial School 

Dasmann  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  80  Coltou 

Dasmann  Frederick  W.,  clerk  W.  L.  Cook  &  Co.,  r.  402 
Hnyes 

Dasmann  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Howard  and  Thirteenth 

Dassonville  Frederick,  salesman  Marcus  C.  Hawley  & 
Co.,  r.  903  Larkin 

Dastugue  Gabriel,  butcher,  12  Clay  St.  Central  Mar- 
ket, r.  1116  Sacramento 

Dastugue  Pierre  D.,  laborer,  r.  1334  Dupont 

Dastugue  Romain,  laundrymau,  r.  604  Broadway 

Dati  Evaristo,  bookkeeper  A.  Paladini,r.  307  Broadway 


SEIP  FLASK  aiiJ  TIBER,  LOCUST  TBIENAILS: 


JOHN  WICMORE, 

133  Spear  St. 


G.  D,  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


DAT 


324 


DAY 


Dato  William  T.,  shirtcutter,  r.  1510  Turk 

Datta  August,  cook  City  and  County  Hospital 

Daucher  Eugene,  upholsterer,  r.  316  O'Farrell 

Daucher  Frank,  r.  601  Chestnut 

Daughney  John,  laborer.r  .  117  Shipley 

Dauner  Frederick,  real  estate,  r.  74  Brady 

Dauuet  Armand,  bartender,  r.  17  St.  Mary 

DauB  Isidor,  dry  goods,  1343  Dupont 

Daussa  P.  Lucien,  porkpacker,  r.  524  Union 

Dauterman  William  L.,  clerk  Louis  Sloss  &  Co.,  r.  418 
Waller 

Dauth  John  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  5  Polk  Lane 

Dauth  John  M.,  barber,  r.  1010  Mission 

Dauvilliers  Justin,  florist,  W  h  Point  Lobes  Av,  bet 
Ferrie  and  Cook 

Davalle  Angiolo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Davalle  Attilio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Davalle  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Davalle  Pietro,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Davalle  Vincenzo  (Vincenzo  Davalle  &  Co.)  r.  Tos- 
cano  Hotel 

Davalle  Vincenzo  &  Co.  (Vincenzo  Davalle,  Simon 
Kagghianti  and  Vincenzo  Puccinelli)  proptrs 
Toscano  Hotel,  619  Broadway 

Davalos  Faustino,  shoemaker,  r.  1019  Pacific 

Davalos  Ignacia  A.,  widow,  buttonhole  maker,  r.  519 
Vallejo 

Davalos  M.  L.,  compositor,  r.  619  Vallejo 

Davan  Thomas,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder,  r. 
1310  Larkin 

Davenport  Amanda  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  Winchester 
House 

Davenport  Charles,  messenger  freight  dept  0.  P.KR., 
r.  407  Taylor 

Davenport  Charles  W.  Jr.,  clerk  John  H.  Dickinson, 
r.  2027  Pine 

Davenport  Edward  A.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.RR., 
r.  2027  Pine 

Davenport  J.  Percival,  clerk  Davenport  k  Co.,  r.  2421 
Post 

Davenport  Louisa  Miss,  actress,  r.  1  Fifth 

Davenport  Mary,  widow,  r.  150  Natoma 

Davenport  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1419  Dupont 

Davenport  Mr*.,  r.  127  Eddy 

Davenport  Stephen,  r.  521  Minna 

Davenport  Thomas,  bookkeeper  Bank  of  California, 
r.  Alameda 

Davenport  Thomas  M.,  clerk  John  Blake,  r.  cor  Col- 
lins and  Point  Lobos  Av 

Davenport  William,  sashmaker,  r.  150  Natoma 

Davenport  &  Co.  (Nathaniel  Q.  Snow)  dairy  produce, 
13-14-34  Centre  Market 

Daverkosen  George,  butcher,  r.  22  Oak 

Diverkosen  Peter,  butcher,  2512  Bush 

Davey  David,  longshoreman,  r.  59  Clementina 

Davey  John,  teamster,  r.  213  Langton 

Davey  John  L.,  butcher  John  H.  McMenomy,  8-9  Cali- 
fornia Market 

Davey  William  P.,  housesmith,  r.  452 J4  Minna 

B^Davey.     See  Davy 

David  Allen,  driver,  r.  921Ji  Folsom 

David  August  (David  &  Lynch)  r.  927  Vallejo 

David  Emil,  teacher  music,  r.  26  Anna 

David  Isaac  L.,  clerk  Lazarus  David,  r.  826  Broadway 

David  Jennie  V.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  1420  Powell 

David  Lazarus,  seamen's  furnishing  goods,  7  Broad- 
way 

David  Louis  N.,  woodcarver.  653  Washington,  r.  312 
Union 

David  Robert,  bookkeeper  Lazarus  David,  r.  7  Broad- 
way 

David  &  Lynch  (August  David  and  Timothy  Lynch) 
plumbers,  1018  Stockton 

Davids  Adolph,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Davids  William,  tailor,  504}^  Sixth         > 

Davidson  Alexander,  foreman  cooper  Mattullath  Mnfg 
Co.,  r.  327  Capp 

Davidson  Alexander  Jr.,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  787  Fol- 
som 

Davidson  Alonzo,  milk  ranch.  Five-mile  House,  r.  E  s 
Eureka,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Davidson  Annie,  domestic  1115  Bush 

Davidson  Arthur  D.,  compositor,  r.  317  Stockton 

Davidson  August  (Sievertsen  &  Davidson)  r.  748  Har- 
rison 

Davidson  B.,  waiter  Alexander  W.  Wilson 

Davidson  Charles  E.,  student  Hastings  Law  College, 
r.  519  Folsom 

Davidson  David,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1550  Howard 


Davidson  David,  seaman,  r.  2U6  Steuart 
Davidson  David,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1036  Twentieth 
Davidson  David  N..  salesman,  r.  616  Octavia 
Davidson  Duncan,  fireman,  r.  16  Folsom 
Davidson  Elijah  J.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,   r.    1854 

Stevenson 
Davidson  Forest,  butcher,  r.  1036  Twentieth 
Davidson  Frank  J.  N.,  student  Pacific  Business  Col- 
lege 
Davidson  George,  clerk  Obadiah  Livermore,  r.  219 

Eddy 
Davidsion  George  Prof.,  in  charge  U.   S.  Coast 

and    Geodetic    Survey,   oflfice   U.   S.   Appraiser's 

Building,  rooms  33-43,  and  president  California 

Academy  of  Sciences,  r.  923  Hyde 
Davidson  George  G.,  student  Pacific  Business  College, 

r.  608  Hyde 
Davidson  Henry,  captain  O.  and  SS.  Belgic 
Davidson  Hugh,  with  J.  W.  Davidson   &  Co.,  r.  504 

Geary 
Davidson  Hugo,  cook,  r.  215  Austin 
Davidson  J.  A.,  r.  13  Stockton 
Davidson  Jacob,  wholesale  liquor  dealer,  310  Kearny, 

r.  411  Golden  Gate  Av 
Davidson  James,  woolsorter,  r.  516  Shotwell 
Davidson  James   D.,   locksmith    and  bellhanger,  30 

O'Farrell,  r.  SW  cor  Sanchez  and  Sixteenth 
Davidson  James  W.  (Bloch  &  Davidson)  r.  268  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Davidson  J.  B.,  r.  Lick  House 
Davidson  John  W.  (J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.)  r.  Palace 

Hotel 
Davidson  Joseph,  baker,  r.  434  Tehama 
Davidson  Joseph  R.,  physician,  310  Kearny,  r. 

411  Golden  Gate  Av 
Davidson  J.  S.,  laborer,  r.  2  Laskie 
Davidsoii  J.  W.  «&  Co.  (John  W.  Davidson  and 

Raphael   and  Henry   Weill)  importers  wholesale 

and  retail  fancy  and  domestic  dry  goods,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Davidson  Marcus,  crockery,  231  Sixth 
Davidson  Margaret  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  610  Minna 
Davidson  Matthew  C,  wood  engraver,  r.  7  Stockton 
Davidson  Matthew  P.,  cook,  r.  610  Minna 
Davidson  Meyer  (Davidson  &  Peek.  Mokelumne  Hill, 

and  M.  Davidson,  Eureka,  Nev.)  office  111  Battery, 

r.  1316  Geary 
Davidson  Meyer,  salesman  M.  Sheyer  &  Bro.,  r.  231 

Sixth 
Davidson  Newton  O.,  milkman,  r.  S  s  Silver  Av,  nr 

San  Bruno  Road 
Davidson  Pedro  A.,  salesman  P.  Beamish,  r.  402  Geary 
Davidson  Robert  P.,  principal  Noe  and  Temple  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  2619  Howard 
Davidson  Samuel,  driver  William  Hall,  r.  France  Av, 

nr  Mission 
Davidson  S.  L.,  r.  743  Pine 
Davidson    Solomon,   expressman,   cor  Sansome  and 

Pine,  r.  11  Harriet 
Davidson  Thomas,  seaman  stmr  George  Harley 
Davidson  Thomas,  student  Pacific  Business  College, 

r.  608  Hyde 
Davidson  Thomas,  woolsorter,  r.  516  Shotwell 
Davidson  Thomas  B.,  calker,  r.  11  Scott  PI 
Davidson  Thomas  W.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 
Davidson  Walter  P.,  receiving  teller  Bank  of  Califor- 
nia, r.  126  Sixth 
Davidson  Walter  S.,  teamster,  r.  N  s   Sierra,  bet  Ken- 
tucky and  Tennessee 
Davidson  William,  manager  W.  F.  Leavitt  &  Co.,  r.  11 

Geary 
Davidson  William  H.,   coalweigher  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r. 

1211  Powell 
Davidson  William  W.,  clerk  Columbus  Bartlett,  r. 

16}^  Harriet 
B^Davidson.     See  Davison  and  Davisson 
Davies  Anna,  widow,  vestmaker,  r.  181  Jessie 
Davies  A.  P.,  clerk  insurance  dept  Falkner,  Bell  & 

Co.,  r.  630  Golden  Gate  Av 
Davies  C.  D.,  r.  Russ  House 
Davies  Charles  H.,  machinehand  Spear  St.  Mills,  r. 

120  Perry 
Davies  David,  first  oflicer  P.  C.  SS.  Senator,  r.  32  Gar- 
den 
Davies  Fanny  Miss,  assistant  Garfield  Primary  School 
Davies  Frank  P.,  clerk,  r.  719  Polk 
Davies  Frank  W.,   clerk   Dickson,  De  Wolf  &   Co.,r. 

630  Golden  Gate  Av 
Davies  George  W.,  clerk  W.  J.  Bryan,  r.  719  Polk 
Davies  Harry  C,  driver  Summit  Ice  Co.,  r.  64  Minna 


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DAV 


Davies  Helen,  widow,  r.  1305  Vallejo 

Davies  Henry  J.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  660  Mission 

Davies  James  E.,  engineer,  r.  5i7  Mission 

Davies  John,  bakery  and  confectionery,  52-tJ^  Sixth 

Davies  Joseph  T.,  second  engineer O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 

Davies  J.  R.  Mrs.  widow,  r.  719  Polk 

Davies  Llewellyn,  rigger,  r.  228  Langton,  rear 

DaviesMary  Mrs.,  stewardess  P.  C.  •SS.  Idalio,  r.  118 
Post 

Davies  Richard  P.,  rigger,  508  Battery,  r.  34  Garden 

Davies  Robert  J.,  bookkeeper  James  V,  Coleman,  r. 
419  Sutter 

Davies  Shadrack,  cabinetmaker,  905  Clay,  r.  1328 
Washington 

Davies  Usher  L.,  ticket  collector  C.  P.  RR.  Oakland 
Ferry,  r.  208  Eleventh 

Davies  William .  engineer,  r.  318  Minna 

Davies  William  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  630  Golden 
Gate  Av 

[^"Davies.    See  Davis 

Davin  Emile,  laundryman,  r.  121  Virginia 

Davin  Jean,  cook,  r.  17  J<;  St.  Mary's  PI 

Davini  Andreo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Davis ,  cook,  NE  cor  Turk  and  Steiner 

Davis  A.  A.,  r.  304  Sutter 

Davis  Aaron,  clerk,  r.  835  McAllister 

Davis  Aaron,  tailor,  606  Third 

Davis  Abraham,  r.  432}^  Natoma 

Davis  Abraham,  clerk  Louis  Davis,  r.  1040  Folsom 

Davis  Abraham  B.,  woolbuyer  Christy  Davis,  426 
Townsend 

Davis  Adolph,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Davis  Adolph,  traveling  salesman  Engelbrecht,  Fox 
&  Co.,  312  Front 

Davis  A.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  711  California 

Davis  Albert,  whiteuer,  r.  283  Stevenson 

Davis  Alexander,  liquor  saloon,  13  Steuart 

Davis  Alfred,  cooper,  r.  4U4  Third 

Davis  Alfred  E. ,  president  South  Pacific  Coast 
RR.,  office  foot  Market,  r.  601  Stockton 

Davis  Ammi  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  739  Green 

Davis  A.  N.,  r.  117  Bartlett 

Davis  Andrew,  teamster,  r.  1523  Howard 

Davis  Andrew  M.  (Davis  Brothers)  r.  1109  Bush 

Davis  Andrew  McF.  (Horfcce  Davis  &  Co.  J  r.  1610 
Franklin 

Davis  Anna  P.,  widow,  r.  339  Minna 

Davis  .\nuie,  domestic  1021  Post 

Davis  Ansley  G.  (Davis  Brothers  and  Davis  Brothers, 
Toklas  &  Co.)  r.  1508  Pine 

Davis  Asa  T.,  pressman,  r.  711  California 

Davis  Asher,  clerk,  r.  835  McAllister 

Davis  August  (Roper  &  Davis)  r.  333^  O'Farrell 

Davis  Benjamin,  butcher,  r.  1594  Bush 

Davis  Benjamin,  foreman  Odorless  Excavating  Appa- 
ratus Co.,  r.  625  Bay  , 

Davis  Benjamin,  lamplighter  S.  I".  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 
870  Folsom 

Davis  Bernard,  fanner,  r.  36  Clay 

Davis  Bernard,  glazier,  835  Mc.\llister 

Davis  Brotlier8(.\nsley  G.,  Eugene  G.  and  Andrew 
M.)  proptrs  Golden  Rule.  Bazaar,  dealers  fancy 
goods,  toys,  clocks,  plated  ware,  etc.,  718  Market 

Davis  Brotlier.s  (Percy  L.,  Ansley  G.,  Eugene  G. 
and  Andrew  M.)  proptrs  Golden  Rule  Bazaar, 
dealers  fancy  goods,  toys,  clocks,  plated  ware, 
etc.,  419  Kearny 

Davis  Brothers,  Toklas  &  Co.  (Ansley  G.  and 
Eugene  Q.  Davis,  Max  Toklas  and  Jacob  Berg- 
mann)  importers  and  wholesale  dealers  toys, 
fancy  goods,  etc.,  10-16  Sutter 

Davis  B.  T.,  cooper,  r.  127  Jackson 

Davis  Caleb  C,  mnfr  shoeblacking,  438  Twenty- 
second 

Davis  Calvin,  clerk,  r.  Russ  House 

Davis  Caroline,  widow,  gents  furnishing  goods  and 
dressmakers"  trimmings,  514  Third 

Davis  Caroline  B.,  widow,  r.  3102  California 

Davis  Charles,  conductor,  r.  910  Larkin 

Davis  Charles,  miner,  r.  Precita  Av,  nr  Mission 

Davis  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Davis  Charles,  ships'  stewara,  r.  412  Post,  rear 

Davis  Charles,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  344  Third 

Davis  Charles  A.  (Davis  &  Gross)  r.  NW  cor  Hyde  and 
Vallejo 

Davis  Charles  E.,  collector  David  Bush,  r.  3102  Cali- 
fornia 

Davis  Charles  E.,  salesman  Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Davis  Charles  F.  (Davis,  Landers  &  Wide)  r.  Oakland 


Davis  Charles  H.,  manager  George  Barrie  (Philadel- 
phia, Pa.)  120  Sutter,  room  81,  r.  743  Pine 
Davis  Charles  L.,  bookkeeper  Osborn  &  Alexander,  r. 

13  Hubbard 
Davis  Charles  N.,  clerk,  r.  90  Fair  Oaks 
Davis  Charles  S.,  journalist,  r.  Russ  House 
Davis  Christy,  wool  broker,  Cal.  Wool  Depot,  426 

Townsend,  r.  327  O'Farrell 
Davis  C.  L.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Davis   Clarence  H.,  clerk   R.  W.  Jackson,  r.  1619  Web- 
ster . 
Davis  Daniel  H.,  ironmolder,  r.  18  First 
Davis   Daniel  S.,   coffee   saloon,  SW   cor  Kearny  and 

Sutter,  r.  2004  Devisadero 
Davis  David  (Davis  &  Co.)  r.  429  Natoma 
Davis  David,   bookkeeper  W.  Cohen  &  Co.,  r.    413 

Leavenworth 
Davis  David,  brassfinisher  William  T.   Garratt,   r. 

Metropolitan  Temple 
Davis  David,  clerk  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  719  Eddy 
Davis  David,  salesman  M.  Levy  &  Co.,  r.  1040  Folsom 
Davie  David,  teacher  Hebrew,  r.  524  Jessie 
Davis  De  Witt  C.  clerk  W.  &  J.   Sloane  &  Co.,  r.  711 

California 
Davis  Edward,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  A6sn,71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Davis  Edward,  tailor,  347  Third 
Davis  Edward  A. ,  fruit  canner,  r.  910  Washington 
Davis  Edward  C,  entry  clerk  Nast,  Greeuzweig  &  Co., 

r.  324  Ellis 
Davis  Eliza,  cook,  r.  28  Ellis 
Davis  Ernest,  salesman  Abraham   Levingston,  r.  513 

Stevenson 
Davis  Eugene  G.  (Davis  Brothers  and  Davis  Brothers, 

Toklas  &Co.)  r.  1109  Bush 
Davis  Evan,  plasterer,  r.  1420  M  Broadway 
Davis  Fannie  A.  Miss,  clerk  Mrs.  Emma    Vaughan,  r. 

535  Post 
Davis  Frank,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Davis  Frank,  compositor,  r.  1332  Pacific 
Davis  Frank,  laborer,  r.  229  Fell 
Davis  Frank,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Davis  Frank,  type  caster  A.  Foreman  &   Son,   r.   Oak- 
land 
Davis  Frank,  whipmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Sherman 
Davis  Frank  E.,  salesman  Continental  Oil  and  Trans- 
portation Co.,  r.  413  Brannan 
Davis  Franklin  A.,  wool  merchant,  r.  .310  Stockton 
Davis  Frederick  A.,  bookkeeper  A.  J.  Brandenstein  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Davis  Frederick  L.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.   102 

First  Av 
Davis  G.,  whitener,  r.  17  Morey  Alley 
Davis  George,  r.  36  Clay 

DaviB  George,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Davis  George,  boxmaker,  r.  55  Second 
Davis  George,  glassblower,  r.  346  Fourth 
Davis  George,  news  agent,  r.  424  Sansome 
Davis  George,  shipcarpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 
Davis  George,  watchman  Onion  Iron  Works,  r.  47  Te- 
hama 
Davis  George  A.,  merchant,  r.  1109  Bush 
Davis  George  A.,   manufacturers'  agent   agricul- 
tural implements,  327-329  Market,  r.  519  Third 
Davis  George  B.  (Davis  &  Porteous)  r.  1619  Webster 
Davis  George  B.  Jr.,  clerk  R.  W.  Jackson,    r.   1619 

Webster 
Davis  George  C,  draftsman,  r.   220H  McAllister 
Davis  George  E.,  calcimining,  etc.,  r.  Ill  Ninth 
Davis  George  E.,  foreman  bookroom   Francis,   Valen- 
tine k>c  Co.,  r.  East  Oakland 
Davis  George  E.,  homoeopathic  physician,  office 

and  r.  206  Stockton 
Davis  George  H.,  boots  and  shoes,  122  Third,  r.   1618 

Sutter 
Davis  George  M.,  teamster,  r.  cor  East  and  Market 
I  Davis  George  O.  (Cope  &  Davis)  r.  16  Geary 
Davis  George  T.,  woolgrader,  r.  8  Beaver 
Davis  Giles,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1648  Mission 
Davis  Gilman  B.,  lithographer  W.  T.  Galloway  &  Co., 
I  r.  3102 ,'<;  California 

I  Davis  Granville,  shoemaker  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co., 
r.  Berkeley 
Davis  Hannah,  widow,  lodgings,  309  Minna 
I  Davis  Harris,  furniture,  730  Montgomery 
Davis  Heber  J.,  clerk  auditor  M.  P.   and  M.    dept  C. 
P.  RR.,  r.  124  O'Farrell 
'  Davis  Helen  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  222  Leavenworth 
I  Davis  Henry,  r.  105  Stockton 


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Davis  Henry,  r.  178  Perry 
Davis  Henry,  bartender,  r.  917  Market 
Davis  Henry,  bookkeejier,  r,  435  Bush 
Davis  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  100  J<.  Jackson 
Davis  Henry,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Davis  Henry  C,  dentist,   office  131  Post,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Davis  Henry  E.,  shoemaker,  816  Battery,  r.  810  Battery 
Davis  Henry  Gr.,  engineer  Woodward's  Gardens,  r.  La- 
fayette House 
Davis  Henry  H.,   attorney,  at  law,  234  Montgomery,  r. 

257  Clara 
Davis   Henry  L.,   president  National  Gold  Bank  and 

Trust   Co.  (in   liquidation)  512  California,  r.  1231 

Washington 
Davis  Henry  W.,  expressman,  r.  O'ConneU  PI 
Davis  Horace  (Horace  Davis  &  Co.)  r.  1011  Bush 
Davis   Horace   «Sf  Co.   (Horace  and  Andrew  McF. 

Davis)    proprietors  Golden  Gate  Flouring   Mills, 

41-49  First 
Davis  Hugh,  r.  30  Geary 

Davis  Isaac  E.  (Davis  &  Cowell)  r.  28  South  Park 
Davis  Isador,  tailor,  404  Third 
Davis  J.,  machinist,  r.  72  Tehama 
Davis  Jacob,  barber,  12  O'Farrell,  r.  1219  Turk 
Davis  Jacob,  tailor,  131  >$  Second 
Davis  Jacob,  tailor,  r.  58  Minna 
Davis  Jacob  W.,   foremau  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  1635 

Sacramento 
Davis  Jacob  Z.,  r.  408  Post 
Davis  James,  r.  325  3$  Bush 
Davis  James,  farmer,  r.  36  Clay 
Davis  James,  poultrydealer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Davis  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Davis  James,  seaman,  r.  238  Stewart 
Davis  James,  shoemaker,  r.  923  Natoma 
Davis  James  H.,  foreman  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works, 

r.  1001  Capp 
Davis  James  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  715  Filbert 
Davis  James  M.,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

408  Hyde 
Davis  James  N.,  contractor  and  plasterer,  r.  1214  La- 

guna 
Davis  James  N.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  19  Ridley 
Davis  James  3.,  cashier  R.  D.  W.   Davis  &  Co.,  r.  733 

Bush 
Davis  James  W.,  agent  SchoUe  Bros.,  r.  Metropolitan 

Temple 
Davis  J.  C,  carpenter,  r.  421  Bush 
Davis  Jeremiah,  r.  929  Bryant 
Davis  J.  H.  Rev.,  pastor  African  Methodist  Episcopal 

Zion  Church,  r.  1006  Clay 
Davis  Job  C,  r.  226  Oak 
Davis  John,  clerk  Schroder,  Albrecht  &  Co.,  r.  709 

Stockton 
Davis  John,  conductor  N.  B.  and     M.   RR.,    r.    14 

Boardman  PI 
Davis  John,  engineer,  r.  241  Minna,  rear 
Davis  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Davis  John,  sailiuaker  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Davis  John,  shoemaker,  r.  923  Natoma 
Davis  John,  tinsmith,  r.  90  Fair  Oaks 
Davis  John,  waiter,  r.  26  First 
Davis  John  A., -mining,  528  California,  room  6,  r. 

607  Harrison 
Davis  John  B.  F.,  insurance  broker,  307  California,  r. 

1031  Dolores 
Davis  John  E.,  copyist  Superior  Court  Dept  No.  9,  r. 

1906  Polk 
Davis  John  F.,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  910  Washing- 
ton 
Davis  John  H.,  r.  12  Calhoun 
Davis  John  H.,  real  estate,  r.  916  Montgomery 
Davis  John  H.,  salesman  0.  Curtin,  r.  701  Stockton, 
Davis  John   M.  K.,  first   lieutenant  First   Artillery, 

IT.  S.  A.,  Regimental  and  Post  Adjutant,  Presidio 

Reservation 
Davis  John  T.,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Davis  John  W.,  barber,  209  Davis,  r.  827  Folsom 
Davis  John  W.,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 
Davis  Joseph,  auctioneer  R.  D.W.Davis  &  Co.,  r.  1618 

Sutter 
Davis  Joseph,  cook  Hildreth  &  Kent 
Davis  Joseph,  laborer  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works 
Davis  Joseph,  porter  Taylor  Goodrich 
Davis  Joseph,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Davis  Joseph  A.,  janitor, 430  Pine,  r.  1848  Stevenson 
Davis  Joshua  D.,  bartender,  r.  1524  Powell 
Davis  Julius  N.,  peddler,  r.  19  Ridley 
Davis  J.W.,  r.  1183^  Fulton 


Davis  J.  T.  (Roberts  &  Davis)  r.  Freeport,  Cal. 

Davis,  Landesfc  Wide  (C.  F.  Davis,  Z.  T.  Landes  and 
Paul  Wide)  railroad  labor  brokers,  627  Sacram- 
ento 

Davis  Llewellyn,  wooJyard,  Brannan,  bet  Third  and 
Fourth,  r.  SW  cor  Jersey  and  Santa  Clara 

Davis  Lottie  E.,  widow,  r.  18  Hubbard 

Davis  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco,  30  Montgomery,  r. 
1040  Folsom 

Davis  Louis,  laborer,  r.  26  Folsom  Av 

Davis  Louis  H . ,  trimmer  Flanagan  &  Gallagher,  r.  444  Jj 
Jessie 

Davis  Louis  N.,  groceries,  721  Broadway 

Davis  L.  P.,  compositor,  r.  2111  Jones 

Davis  L.  R.  Mrs.,  r.  1428  Ellis 

Davis  Marcus,  assistant  bookkeeper  Colman  Bros.,  r. 
1635  Sacramento 

Davis  Marcus,  clerk  Harris  Bros.,  r.  514  Third 

Davis  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1505  Buchanan 

Davis  Margaret  M.,  widow,  r.  Metropolitan  Temple 

Davis  Marks,  drayman,  SE  cor  California  and  Battery, 
r.  226  Austin 

Davis  Marks,  tailor,  r.  W  s  Railroad  Av,  bet  Eighth 
and  Ninth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Davis  Martin,  laborer,  r.  600  Fillmore 

Davis  Marx,  tailor,  r.  257  Clara 

Davis  Marx,  tailor,  r.  1024  Folsom 

Davis  Mary,  widow,  bakery,  7.59  Brannan 

Davis  Mary,  widow,  r.  715  Filbert 

Davis  Mary  D.,  widow,  r.  910  Washington 

Davis  Max  (B.  Schonwasser  &  Co.)  r.  307  Turk 

Davis  Meyer,  metermaker  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  35 
Langton 

Davis  M.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  1465  J^  Minna 

Davis  Morris,  secondhand  furniture,  1040  Folsom 

Davis   Morris  W..  superintendent  House  of  Correc- 
I  tion 

j  Davis  Nathan,  tailor,  456  Clementina 

Davis  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  715  Filbert 

Davis  Orson  A.,  phrenologist ,  r.  106}^  Third 

Davis  P.,  miner,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Davis  Paul  P.,  teacher,  r.  324  Ellis 

Davis  Percy  Ii.   (Davis  Brothers)  r.  1109  Bush 

Davis  R.  D.  W.  &  Co.  (R.  D.  W.  Davis)  auc- 
tioneers and  commissidn  merchants,  211  Pine 

Davis  Reason  G.,  foreman  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  127 
First  Av 

Davis  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  660  Minna 

Davis  Richard,  stevedore,  r.  N  s  Nineteenth  Av,  bet 
I  and  J,  South  S.  F. 

Davis  Richard  A.,  salesman  Spruance,  Stanley  &Co., 
r.  574  Folsom 

Davis  Richard  D.  W.  (R.  D.  W.  Davis  &  Co.)  r.  733 
Bush 

Davis  Robert,  merchandise  broker,  405  Front,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Davis  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  58  Everett 

Davis  Robert,  longshoreman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Davis  Robert,  seamnn,  r.  14  Clinton 

Davis  Robert  H.,  clerk  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Davis  Robert  W.,  janitor,  r.  819  Jackson 

Davis  Rufus  A.,  gripman  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1434 
California 

Davis  Russell,  laundrymau,  r.  1300  Vallejo 

Davis  S.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  324  Ellis 

Davis  Samuel,  bricklayer,  r.  421  Bush 

Davis  Samuel  T.,  compositor,  r.  1130  Broadway 

Davis  Sarah,  widow,  r.  803  Mason 

Davis  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  Mark  Sheldon 
agent,  9-11  First 

Davis  Samuel  H.,  conductor  3.  P.  RR.,  r.  726  Cali- 
fornia 

Davis  Solomon  (Davis  &  Kellogg)  r.  Marlborough 
House 

Davis  Theodore  D.,  cigarmaker,  r.  730  Montgomery 

Davis  Theresa  Miss,  r.  280  Minna 

Davis  Thomas  F.,  sockliner  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Davis  Thomas  H.,  laborer  Fort  Point 

Davis  Thomas  J.  (Potter  &  Davis)  r.  2018  Fillmore 

Davis  Thomas  J.,  foreman  S.  F.  Journal  of  Com- 
merce, r.  19  Glen  Park  Av 

Davis  Thomas  B,  machinist,  r.  72  Tehama 

Davis  Willard  G.,  office  Resources  of  California,  320 
Sansome,  room  61 

Davis  William,  r.  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 

Davis  Willi  im,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Davis  William,  cook,  r.  500  Broadway 

Davis  William,  cook,  r.  228  Bush 


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Davis  William,  engineer,  r.  Lafayette  House 

Davis  William,  eugineer,  r.  547  Mission 

Davis  William,  junk,  71'2  Sansome,  r.  231  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Davis  William,  laborer,  r.  707  Brannan 
Davis  William,  machinist  William  Hawkins 
Davis  William,  messman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho 
Davis  William,  plasterer,  r.  (iO*;  Jessie 
Davis  William,  roller  Pac.KoUiug  Mills 
Davis  William,  saddlery,  hardware  and  harness, 

410  Market,  r.  423  Fell 
Davis  William,  solicitor,  r.  101  Pacific 
Davis  William,  wood  turner,  r.  1000  Hyde 
Davis  William  C,  traveling  salesman,  r.   311   Dupont 
Davis    William    E.,  sash,    door  an<l  blind    factory, 

N  s  Berry,  bet  Third  and  Fourth,  r.  757  Harrison 
Davis  William  G.,  clerk,  r.  StiO  Natoma 
Davis  Williaul  G.,  laborer,  r.  371  Jessie 
Davis  William  H.  (Davis  &  Alien)  r.  13  Hubbard 
Davis  William  H.,  commercial  agent,  r.  9  Fourth 
Davis  William  H.,   helper  melter  and  refiner's   dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  321  Minna 
Davis  William  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  1155Howard 
Davis  William  J.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  23)^  Sec- 
ond, r.  99  Stevenson 
Davis  William  J.,  druggist  James  W.  Goetchus,  r.  113 

Cedar  Av 
Davis   William  J.,   night  clerk  Palace  Hotel,   r.   164 

Clementina 
Davis  William  T.,  salesman  Shreve  &  Wolf,  214  Bush 
Davis  William  W.  (Davis  &  Miller)  r.  Berkeley 
Davis  William  W.,  wool  grader,  r.  319  Fourth 
Davis  Willis  E.,  clerk  Davis   &   Cowell   and   secretary 

Spring  Valley  Mining  and  Irrigating  Co.,r.  28  South 

Park 
Davis  Wintield  S.,  insurance  agent,  307  California,  r. 

1031  Dolores 
Davis  W.  Irving,  manager  Davis  Bros.,  r.  1109  Bush 
Davis  &  Allen    (William   H.   Davis   and  William  G. 

Allen)    propirs   American  Detective,     Collecting 

and  Mercantile  Agency,  214  Sausoiue 
Davis  &  Co.  (David   Davis)    crockery  and    glassware, 

39  Fourth  

DAVIS  &  COWELL  (..aacE.  Da. 
vis  and  Henry  Co^vell)  manufacturers 
lime  and  importers  cement,  lire  bi'ick:^, 
etc.,  ail->213  Drumm 


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Davis  &  Gross  (Charles  A.  Davis  and  William  H. 
Gross)  barbers,  605  Mission 

Davis  «Sj  Kellojjg  (Solomon  Davis  and  George  L. 
Kellogg)  mufrs  oil  clothing  and  importers  rub- 
ber and  woolen  goods,  34  California,  factory  328 
Twenty-second 

Davis  &  Miller  (William  W.  Davis  and  John  Miller) 
sailmakers,  olij  Davis 

DAVIS  &;PORTEOUS,Geor,eB. 
Davis  and  James  S.  Purteuus)  manu- 
facturers of  Ely  fruit  and  veo;etable  sun 
driers,  W  s  Tliird,  bet  Brannan  aitd 
Townsend 

fly    Davis.     See  Davies 

Davison  Frank,  caudymaker  Martin  Lehman,  r.  Oak- 
laud 

Davison  Henry  J.,  painter,  r.  15  Nevada 

Davison  Milton  C,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &.  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Davison  Thomas  G.  P.,  salesman  B.  Lake,  r.  128)4 
Fourth 

Davison  William  P.,  painter,  r.  108  Bernard 

Davisson,  Hall  «&  Co.  (Robert  G.  Davisson,  Gil- 
bert C.  Hall,  John  Griffin  and  George  J.  Fetzer) 
successors  to  Tobiu,  Davisson  A:  Co.,  importers 
fancy  and  millinery  goods,  6-8  Sutter 

Davisson  Robert  G.  (Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Davock  John,  laborer,  r.  110  Shipley 


Davock  Mary  Miss,  operator  B.  &  O.  Greenebaum,  r. 
110  Shipley 

Davock  Michael,  r.  110  Shipley 

Davoren  John  J.,  shoemaker,  520 >i  Sixth 

Davy  Edward  H.,  liquor  saloon.  500  Pacific 

Davy  F.  James,  r.  007  Fourth 

Davy  Henry,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  City  of   Rio  de   Jane- 
iro, r.  607  Fourth 

Davy  James,  boilermaker,  r.  47  Jessie 

Davy  Joseph,  porter  E.  A.  Jaujou  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Davy  Silas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1330  Market 

Davy  Veronica  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  47  Jessie 

t£?~    Davy.  See  Davey 

Daw  John,  bookkeeper  Kennedy,   Brennan  &   Co.,   r. 
Oakland 

Daw  John,  calker,  r.  46  Louisa 

Dawrtz  Frederick  (Petersen  &  Dawrtzj  r.  220  Mont- 
gomery Av 

Dawartz  Maggie,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Dawe  Frank,  ironmolder,  r.  11  Clara 

Dawe  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  95  Elizabeth 

Dawe  Philip  J.,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 

Dawes  James,  butcher,  r.  Richter  Hotel,  South  S.  F. 

Dawes  Richard  C,  clerk  Shot  Tower,  r.  542  Minna 

Dawkins   Edward  (Radclifie  &   Dawkins}  r.  Fifth,  nr 
Natoma 

Dawkins  Edward  Mrs.,  coffee  saloon, 646  Clay,  r.Fifth, 
nr  Natoma 

Dawkins  William,  waiter,  r.  1003  Mission 

Dawley  James   M..  mining,  .330  Pine,  room  7,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Dawley  Nathan  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  705  Bush 

Dawley  Olive  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  14  Turk 

Daws    John,  night    inspector    Custom  House,  r.  39 
Rausch 

fty  Daws.     See  Dawes 

Dawson  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  613  Bush 

Dawson  Christopher,  brassworker,  r.  311  Pacific 

Dawson    Christopher  A.,  coremaker,  r.   cor  Twenty- 
eighth  und  Mission 

Dawson  Edward,  coachman,  525  Oak 

Dawson  Frank   T.,  employment  office,  306   Post 
stationery,  116  Sixth,  r.  32  Fourth 

Dawson  George,  r.  120  Turk,  rear 

Dawson  George,  liquor  saloon,  321  California,  r, 
meda 

Dawson  George,  paper  box  maker,  r.  1637  Ellis 

Dawson    George  C,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,   r.  1637 
Ellis 

Dawson  Harry,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 

Dawson    Henry,   cigarmaker,   r.   S  s  Thirty-first,   nr 
Chenery 

Dawson    Henry    S.,   laborer,    r.    S  s  Thirty-first,  nr 
Chenery 

Dawson  Hezekiah,  cigars  and  tobacco,  G21  Davis,  r.  623 
Davi.s 

Dawson  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Chenery 

Dawson  James,  machinist,  r.  1309  Howard 

Dawson  John,  calker,  r.  120}^  Townsend 

Dawson  John,  ironmolder,  r.  311  Pacific 

Dawson  John  H.,  druggist,  SE  cor  Twenty-f ourth  and 
Alabama,  r.  cor  Twenty-third  and  Valencia 

Dawson  Thomas,  ironmoldtr,  r.  114  Hayes 

Dawson  Thomas  B.,  foreman  Cutting   Packing  Co.,  r. 
2056  Mission  _ 

Dawson  Thomas  H.,  compositor,  r.  21  Hermann 

Dawson  William,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Chen- 
ery 

Dawson  William  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  S  s  Thirty-flrst,  nr 
Chenery 

Dawson   William   R.,  painter  B.  L.  Brandt,  404  Mont- 
gomery 

Day  Alexander,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Greenwich  and 
Janseu 

Day  Algernon  L.,  collector  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Ful- 
ton, r.  1318  California 

Day  Annie  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Primary  School,  r. 
W  8  Washington  Av,  nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 

Day  Annie,  widow,  r.  W  s  Washington  Av,  nr  Precita 
PI,  B.  H. 

Day  Arthur  S.,  waiter,  r.  181  Perry 

Day  Bernard,  real  estate,  r.  118  Jasper  PI 

Day   Charles   E.,  salesman   Donald   McMillan,  r.  615 
Larkin 

Day  Clara,  housekeeper  SE  cor  Buchanan  and  McAl- 
lister 

Day  Eulalia  A. Miss,  assistant  Lincoln  Prim  ary  School, 
r.  117  Cedar  Av 

Day  Francis,  r.  615  Larkin 


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Day    Francis    M.,    engraver  Bosqui    Engraving  and 

Printing  Co.,  r.  521  Ellis 
Day  Frank  M.,  compositor,  r.  603  Taylor 
Day  Frank  R.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 

r.  Oakland 
Day  Franklin  H.,  bookkeeper  D.  M.  Hosmer  &  Co.,  r. 

1307  J^  Polk 
Day  George  F.,  patternmaker,  r.  W  s  Wasnington  Ay, 

nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H, 
Day  Harry,  driver,  r.  NW  cor  Woolsey  and  Dartmouth 
Day  H.  H.,  miner,  r.  92.5  Valencia 
Day  Isaiah  N.,  carpenter,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  James,  machinist,  r.  16315  Mission 
Day  James  A.,  porter,  r.  1310  Pacific 
Day  James  S.,   foreman   Milo  P.  Holmes,  r.  1009  Na- 

toma 
Day  J.  E.,  compositor,  r.  118  Golden  Gate  Av 
Day  Jeremiah  E.  (Aitken  &  Day)  r.  15  Freelon 
Day  J.  M.,  r.  925  Valencia 
Day  John,  machinist,  r.  824  Howard 
Day  John  G.,  carpenter,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  John  G.  Jr.,  medical  student,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  Josephine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  615  Larkin 
Day  J.  W.,  machinist,  r.  261  Clara 
Day  Marianna  G.,  widuw,  r.  117  Cedar  Av 
Day  Oswald  B.,  carpenter,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  Patrick,  bootfitter,  r.  317)$  Tehama 
Day  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  192  Lombard 
Day  Klchard,  salesman  D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Co.,  r. 

.2918  Clay 
Day  Robert,  paperhanger,  r.  101  Minna 
Day  Robert,  secretary   Guide  Publishing  Co..  521 

Clay,  and  secretary  Bosqui   Engraving  and  Print- 
ing Co.,  523  Clay,  r.  1006  Pine 
Day  Samuel,  r.  961  Mission 
Day  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Lincoln  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  M.  Hall 

secretary,  327  Pine,  room  20 
Day  Thomas,  r.  1016  Washington 
Day  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  319  Bush 

DAY  THOMAS  importer  and  job- 
ber gasfixtiires,  clocks,  bronzes,  etc., 
l^S-1^4r   Sutter,   r.  630  Harrison 

Day  Thomas  H.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  534  Ellis 

Day  Thomas  I.,  r.  770  Harrison 

Day  Thomas  J.,  engraver,  103  Montgomery,  r.  1705 

Howard 
Day  Thomas  W.,  bookkeeper  A.  8.  Hallidie,  r.  117  Ce- 
dar Av 
Day  William,  clerk  Payot,  Upham  &  Co.,  r.  Ws  Wash- 
ington Av,  ur  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 
Day  William,  shoemaker  Joseph  Lucier.r.  916  Folsom, 

rear 
Day  William  H.,  porter  Taber,  Harker  &  Co.,  r.  26 

Mary 
BS~Day.    See  O'Day 
Dayan  J.  F.  Rev.,  r.  319  Hyde 

Dayan  J.  W.,  stationery  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  319  Hyde 
Dayball  Bridget,  widow,  r.  9  Sheridan,  rear 
Days  John  M.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  1616  Turk 
Dayton  A.  A.,  clerk  LeCount  Bros.,  r.  806  Stockton 
Dayton  Anna  Mrs.,  millinery,  226  O'Farrell 
Dayton  Charles  S.,  hostler,  r.  420  Pacific 
Dayton  Eli,  physician,  office  and  r.  1211  Folsom 
Dayton  Eli  D.,  soapmaker,  r.  1211  Folsom 
Dayton  Eliza,  domestic  1610  Howard 
Dayton  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.) 

W.  E.  Dean  secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 
Dayton  Jeremiah  B.  (W.  E.  Straut  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Dayton  Mary  E.,  widow,  matron  S.  F.  Female  Hospi- 
tal, 800  Stockton 
De  Abbey  Isadora,  widow,  r.  837  Broadway 
De  Abbey  Mary,  seamstress,  r.  837  Broadway 
Deable  William,  carpenter,  r.  Tenth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Deacon  Edwin,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Deacon  George  T.,  machinist,  r.  1513  Polk 
Deacon  James  D.,  peddler,  r.  84  West  Mission 
Deacon  James  E.,  macliiui.st,  r.  811  Twentieth 
Deacon  William,     proprietortr    Main    St.     IrOn 

Works,  131-135  Main,  r.  811  Twentieth 
B^  Deacon.     See  Deakin 
Deady  Cornelius,  stairbuilder,  r.  2114  Masou 
Deady  Edward  S.,  clerk,  r.  537  Ivy  Av 
Deady  Eugene  S.,  clerk  John  Middleton,  r.  41  Quinn 
Deady  Nellie  Miss,  saleslady  Benoit  S.  Hirech,  r.  41 

Thirteenth 
Deady  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  41  Qiiiun 
Deakin  Frederick  H.  (W.  &  F.  Deakin)  r.  Yokohama, 
Japan 


Deakin  W.  &  F.  (Walter  and  Frederick  H.)  importers 

Japanese  goods,  4  New  Montgomery 
Deakin  Walter  (W.  k  F.  Deakin)  r.  2020  Pine 
B^  Deakin.     See  Deacon 
Deal  B.  F.,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room 

46,  r.  Sunol,  Cal. 
Deal  Harry  C,  clerk  ticket  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  2334 

Mission 
Deal  Mrs.,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-second  and  Bartlett 
Deal  Samuel,  detective  C.  P.  RR..  office  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Townsend,  room  58,  r.  2334  Mission 
Deal  Samuel  Jr.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.P.  RR., 

r.  2334  Mission 
Deal  William  C,  r.  2334  Mission 
B^"  Deal.     See  Diehl  and  Diel 

Dealy  Michael,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  330  >i  Tenth 
Dean  Allen,  waiter,  r.  28  Stone 
Dean  Antliony,  longshoreman,  r.  10  Decatur 
Dean  Benjamin  D.,  physician,  office  33  Kearny,  r.  605 

Ellis 
Dean  Blanche  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  207  Gough 
Dean  Charles,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Dean  Charles  D.,  driver  Oakland   Dairy,  r.  1005  Na- 

toma 
Dean  Charles  F.,  clerk  superintendent's  office  S.  P. 

RR.,  r.  311  Stockton 
Dean  Cliarles  O.,  dentist,  office  126  Kearny,  room 

11,  r.  411);;  Turk 
Dean  Dorsey,  glassstainer,  r.  207  Gough  ■ 
Dean  E.  B.  &  Co.  (Elisha  B.  Dean,  David  Willcox 

and  Charles  H.  Merchant)  wholesale  lumber  deal- 
ers,   and  proprts  Marshfield    Mills  (Coos    Bay, 

Or.)  office  22  California 
Dean  Edwin  H.,  laborer  freight  dept  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  616 

Guerrero 
Dean  Elisha  B.  (E.  B.  Dean  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Dean  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1055  Mission 
Dean  Frank,  salesman,  r.  15  Laskie 
Dean  Frank  M.,    clerk   Main   &   Winchester,   r.   1206 

Market 
Dean  George,  oiler  P.   C.   SS.  Orizaba,  r.   2  Lincoln 

PI 
Dean  George,  seaman,  r.44  Steuart 
Dean  George  A,,  proptr  Pac.  Straw  Works,  16  Fourth, 

r.  SE  cor  Eureka  and  Twentieth 
Dean   Gilbert  S.,  superintendent  Safety  Nitro  Co., 

office  408  California 
Dean  James,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  907  Union 
Dean  John,  carpenter,  r.  207  Gough 
Dean  John,  conductor,  r.  636  Commercial 
Dean  John,  teamster,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Sansome,  r. 

1525  Ellis 
Dean  Joseph^  groceries  and  liquors,  20  Rausch 
Dean  Josejih,  marble  polisher,  r.  1147  )$  Howard 
Dean  Joseph  G.,  carpenter,  r.  837  Folsom 
Dean  Lionel  D,,  glass  stainer,  r.  207  Goiigh 
Dean  Peter,  capitalist,  419  Clay,  r.  1046  Valencia 
Dean  Samuel  C,   bookkeeper   E.   B.   Dean  &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Dean  Thomas  R.,  miner,  r.  14  Haight 
Dean  Thomas  R.  Jr.,   student   Heald's  Business   Col- 
lege, r.  14  Haight 
Dean  Walter  E.,    mining  secretary,  79  Nevada 

Block,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Dean  Walter  M..  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Dean  Warren  Y.,  carriage  and  wagon  maker,  53  Beale 
Dean  William,  deckhand  S.  P.   C.   BR.  Btmr  Garden 

City,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  R  and  S,  South 

S.  F. 
Dean  William,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Vic- 
toria, r.  568  Folsom 
De  Andrcis  Balgio,  mnfg  chemist,  r.  10  Vandewater 
De  Andreis  Cosmo,  chemist,  r.  10  Vandewater 
De  Andreis  V.  E.  Hugo,  packer  Ernest  Adelsdorfer  & 

Co.,  r.  10  Vandewater 
Deane  Charles  M.,  bartender,  r.  3  Chatham  PI 
Deane  Charles  T.,  physician,  office  and  r.  131  Post 
Deane  Coll,  stock  broker,   238  Montgomery,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Deane  E.  B.  &  Co.  (Evans  B.  Deane)  job  printers,  402 

Montgomery,  room  22 
Deane  Evans  B.  (E.  B.  Deane  &  Co.)  r.  1414  Taylor 
Deane  George,  watchman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  804  Third 
Deane  Hugh  E.,  salesman  E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  11 

Kearny 
Deane  James,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  214  Powell 
Deane  John  (Murphy,  Grant  A:  Co.)  r.  Berkeley 
Deane  John  J.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  22  Geary 
Deane  Mamie  A.  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Grammar 

School,  r.  1919  California 


I  niMQ    DDAUPDMAN  fi.  rn     'IMPORTERS  OF  JEWELRY  AND  WATCHES, 
LUUIO     DnHVLrimMIl  (X  UU.  119  Montgomery  St.,  sen  Lowerthan  any  Housein  this  city. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


ORDERS   FOR  WASHIKO   PRO]HJPTI.Y  ATTE^TDED  TO 
OFFICE,  648  MARKET  MTREET. 


DEA 


329 


DEC 


Deane  Margaret  Mrs.,  principal  Columbia  Grammar 

School,  r.  1919  California 
Deane  Patrick,  baker,  r.  050  Howard 
Deane  William,  marble  polisher,  r.  31  Gilbert 
Deane  William  A.,  compositor,  r.  523  Stevenson 
B^  Deane.     See  Dean 
Dearborn  Frank  W.,  bookkeeper  Wilson  &  Bro.,  r.  245 

Second 
Dearborn  G.  Walter,  clerk  Travelers  Insurance  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Dearborn  Hazen  S.,  lastmaker,  r.  722  Lagiina 
Dearborn  Henrj-,  laborer,  r.  1630  Dolorea 
Dearborn  Henry  C,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney, 

r.  Palace  Hotel 
Dearborn  Kittie  Miss,  r.  Thelnglewood 
Dearborn  Louie  Mrs.,  r.  The  Inglewood 
De  Arce  Lucas  P.,  commission  merchant,  r.  SE  cor 

Filbert  and  Mason 
De  Arce  P.  Stanislaus,  clerk,  r.   SE  cor  Filbert  and 

Mason 
Deardorfl"  John  II.,  mining,  r.  10  Bond 
Bearing  George,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Yuba  and  Missouri 
Dearing  James,  machinist,  r.  708  Howard 
Dearing  Octavus  A.,  salesman  Palmer  &   Key,  r.  740 

Pine 
(^"Dearing.     See  Deering 
Dearlove  Charles,  laborer,  r.641  Vallejo 
Dearlove  Juana,  widow,  r.  641  Vallejo 
j  Dearmon  William,  r.  1930  Jessie 
Deas  Henry,  mintng  secretary,  44  Nevada  Block,  r. 

Alameda 
I  Deas  Julia  W.,  widow,  r.  1421  Pacific 
!  Deas  Win,  deckhand  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
]  Dease  Andrew,  tailor,  r.  35  Third 
De  Assencao  Autonio  M.,  dishwasher  Lisbon  House 
Deasy  Brothei-s  (Jeremiah  and  Cornelius)  boots 

and  shoes.  118  Third 
Deasy   Catherine,  widow,  groceries   and   liquors,  SE 

cor  Fifth  and  Shipley 
'  Deasy  Cornelius  (Deasy  Brothers)  r.  6}^  Dale  PI 
Deasy  Cornelius,  fireman  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  S  s 

Bay,  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Deasy  Jereuiiah  (Deasy  Brothers)  and  solicitor  Com- 
mercial Insurance  Co.,  office  405  California,  r. 

1307  Eddy 
Deasy  Jerome,  clerk  County  Treasurer's  Office,  r.  200 

Post 
Deasy  Jerome  Mrs.,  florist,  736  Market,  r.  200  Post 
Deasy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Bitch 
Deasy  P.  C,  sawyer,  r.  193  Minna 
Deaven  Ann,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Army  and  Bemal 
Deaven  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Clara  Av,  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Deaven  Theresa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Army 

and  Bemal 
Deaves  Ada  E.  Miss,  actress  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  625 

O'Farrell 
Deaves  Alonzo,  sawyer,  r.  27J^  Fourth 
Deaves  Charles  W.  (Brooke  &  Deaves)  r.  1532  Bush 
Deaves  Edwin,  scene  painter,  r.  625  O'Farrell 
Deaves  Harry,  propertymau  W'inter  Garden,  r.  625 

O'Farrell 
Deaves  Rellie  Miss,  actress  Bush  St.  Theatre,  r.  625 

O'Farrell 
De  Azevedo  Fernando,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  See, 

510  Bush 
De  Baere  Constant,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese,  r.  324M 

Seventh, rear 
De  Bahr  Henry,  llerk  Christopher  Nobmsnn,  r.  2031 

Fillmore 


Debernardi  Victor,  laborer,  r.  St.  Gottard  Hotel 

Debicke  A.,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  k  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Deblin  Fannie  Miss,  tailoress.  r.  355  Jessie 

De  Blois  Fannie,  widow,  confectionery,  408  Fourth 

De  Blois  George,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RK.,  r.  408 
Fourth 

De  Blois  Silas  D.,  draftsman  William  H.  Milliken,  r. 
East  Oakland 

Debney  Charles  G.,  clerk  Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co.,  r. 
917  McAllister 

Debney  Gerard,  <aptaiu  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California, 
r.  917  M(Alli.ster 

De  Boer  Hendrick  J.,  junk  dealer,  1239  Mission 

De  Bois  James  D.,  commision  mei-chaut,  r.  1914  Broad- 
way 

De  Bonnet  Adolph,  clerk  Newman  &  Levinson,  r.  309 
Sutter 

De  Borba  Joaquin,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 

Debret  Michael,  waiter,  r.  514  Bush 

De  Bretteville  Veggo,  farmer,  nr  Lake  Merced  and 
Ocean  House  School 

De  Brie  George  W.,  ironmolder,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Vicksbiu-g 

De  Brie  John  E.,  ironmolder,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-fifth 
and  Vicksburg 

De  Brie  William,  ironmolder,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-fifth 
and  Vicksburg 

Debro  George,  clerk,  r.  1521  California 

Debrodt  Henry,  laborer,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Debrunner  Ulrich,  cloth  merchant.  .528  Montgomery, 
r.  1205^6  Golden  Gate  Av 

De  Bus  Henry  F.,  coffee  saloon,  521  Montgomery,  r. 
6^  Prospect  PI 

Decamilli  Francisco  A.,  liquor  saloon,  500  Broadway, 
r.  222  Broadway 

De  Camp  Henry,  waiter,  r.  SE  cor  Geary  and  Bu- 
chanan 

De  Camp  John  P.,  cigarmaker  William  John,  r.  Oak- 
land 

De  Campos  Joseph,  expressman,  NE  cor  Clay  and 
Drumm.  r.  W  s  Wood,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 

De  Campos  Manoel,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 

De  Cardoua  Leo,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  825 
Kearny 

Decarteret  Frederick,  longshoreman,  r.  McClellan, 
bet  Powhattan  and  Lincoln,  B.  H. 

De  Casembroot  Charles  J.,  shipping  agent,  r.  E  8 
Utah,  bet  Yolo  and  Sonoma 

De  Casper  Fiedel  (Scharetg  &  De  Casper)  r.  W  a 
Iowa,  bet  Sierra  and  Nevada 

De  Casper  Michel,  teamster,  r.  525  Brannan 

De  CastiUa  Anthony,  clerk,  r.  1525  Pine 

De  Castro  D.  Si  Co.,  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  Frederick  L.  Barreda  manager,  213 
Sansome,  room  1 

De  Castro  Marina  S.,  widow,  r.  10  Willow 

De  Chattrette  Valerie,  widow,  r.  14  Lafayette 

Dechent  Charles,  nursery,  1579  Turk 

Dechow  Carl,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Beale 
and  Harrison 

De  Cima  F.  E.,  mining  engineer,  217  Sansome,  room 
1 ,  r.  The  Baldwin 

De  Clma  V.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Deckelman  Frank  (Deckelman  &  Lipman)  r.  1703}$ 
Jones 

Deckelman  Joseph  G. ,  Cigarmakers'  Assn,-  114  Du- 
pont 

Deckelman  Louis  N.,  tailor,  r.  1215  Pacific 

Deckelman  &  Lipman  (Frank  Deckelman  and  S.  W. 


DECKER  CHARLES  W.,  dentist,  removed 
to  806  Market,  rooms  6,  8,  10. 


Market 
Berry,  r. 

orgensen 
I'Farrell, 
NW  cor 


ueoeize  Frank,  r.  NW  cor  Twentieth  and  Church 
Debenham  George  W.,  starter  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1616 

Turk 
De  Bernard!  Charles,  cook,  r.  432 )i  Vallejo 
De  Bernardi  Maurizio  (Minoletti  &  De  Bernard!)  r. 

1310  Kearny,  rear 
De  Bernardi  Pietro,  dishwasher  Ticino  Hotel 


Decker  John  H.,  dentist  Decker  &  Wilson,  r.   2909 

Bush 
Decker  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Hyde 
Decker  John  H.,  machinist,  r.  1208 X.  Union 
Decker  John  H.  Jr.,  with  John  H.  Decker,  r.  1031  Hyde 
Decker  Leah  Miss,  dressmaker,  174  54  Clementina 


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G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


826  MARKET  NT., 

Makes  a  specialty  In  taking  Children 'k  Picture*. 


DAY 


328 


DEA 


Day   Francis   M.,    engraver  Bosqui    Engraving  and 

Printing  Co.,  r.  521  Ellis 
Day  Frank  M.,  compositor,  r.  603  Taylor 
Day  Frank  K.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Express, 

r.  Oakland 
Day  Franklin  H.,  bookkeeper  D.  M.  Hosmer  &  Co.,  r. 

1307  J^  Polk 
Day  George  F.,  patternmaker,  r.  W  s  Washington  Av, 

nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 
Day  Harry,  driver,  r.  NW  cor  Woolsey  and  Dartmouth 
Day  H.  H.,  miner,  t.  92.5  Valencia 
Day  Isaiah  N.,  carpenter,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  James,  machinist,  r.  1636  Mission 
Day  James  A.,  porter,  r.  1310  Pacific 
Day  James  S.,   foreman   Milo  P.  Holmes,  r.  1009  Na- 

toma 
Day  J.  E.,  compositor,  r.  118  Golden  Gate  Av 
Day  Jeremiah  E.  (Aitkcn  &  Day)  r.  15  Freelon 
Day  J.  M.,  r.  925  Valencia 
Day  John,  machinist,  r.  824  Howard 
Day  John  G.,  carpenter,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  John  G.  Jr.,  medical  student,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  Josephine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  615  Larkin 
Day  J.  W.,  machinist,  r.  261  Clara 
Day  Marianna  G.,  widow,  r.  117  Cedar  Av 
Day  Oswald  B.,  carpenter,  r.  1128  Valencia 
Day  Patrick,  bootfitter,  r.  317  >^  Tehama 
Day  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  192  Lombard 
Day  Richard,  saU-.smau   D.   N.   &   E.   Walter  &  Co.,  r. 

.2918  Clay 
Day  Robert,  paperhanger,  r.  101  Minna 
Day  Robert,  secretary   Guide  Publishing  Co..  521 

Clay,  and  secretary  Bosqui   Engraving  and  Print- 
ing Co.,  523  Clay,  r.  1006  Pine 
Day  Samuel,  r.  961  ailssiun 
Day  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Lincoln  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  M.  Hall 

secretary.  327  Pine,  room  20 
Day  Thomas,  r.  1016  Washington 
Day  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  319  Bush 

DAY  THOMAS  importer  and  job- 
ber g-asfixtures,  clocks,  bronzes,  etc., 
133-134   Sutter,   r.  630  Harrison 

Day  Thomas  H.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  534  Ellis 

Day  Thomas  I.,  r.  770  Harrison 

Day  Thomas  J.,  engraver,  103  Montgomery,  r.  1705 
Howard 

Day  Thomas  W.,  bookkeeper  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  117  Ce- 
dar Av 

Day  William,  clerk  Payot,  TJpham  &  Co.,  r.  Ws  Wash- 
ington Av,  nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 

Day  William,  shoemaker  Josaph  Lucier,  r.  916  Folsom, 
rear 

Day  William  H.,  porter  Taber,  Barker  &  Co.,  r.  26 
Mary 

lK?"Day.     SeeO'Day 

Dayan  J.  F.  Rev.,  r.  319  Hyde 

Dayan  J.  W.,  stationfery  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  319  Hyde 

Dayball  Bridget,  widow,  r.  9  Sheridan,  rear 

Days  John  M.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  1616  Turk 

Dayton  A.  A.,  clerk  LeCount  Bros.,  r.  806  Stockton 

Dayton  Anna  Mrs.,  millinery,  226  O'Farrell 

Dayton  Charles  S.,  hostler,  r.  420  Pacific 

Dayton  Eli,  physician,  office  and  r.  1211  Folsom 

Dayton  Eli  D.,  soapmaker,  r.  1211  Folsom 

Dayton  Eliza,  domestic  1610  Howard 

Dayton  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.) 
W.  E.  Dean  secretary,  79  Nevada  Block 

Dayton  Jeremiah  B.  (W.E.  Straut  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Dayton  Mary  E.,  widow,  matron  S.  F.  Female  Hospi- 
tal, 806  Stockton 

De  Abbey  1; 

De  Abbey  IV 

Deable  Will 
South  S 

Deacon  Ed\ 

Deacon  Gee 

Deacon  Jan 

Deacon  Jan 

Deacon  1 
Works, 

B^  Deacon 

Deady  Corn 

Deady  EdWai^^  o.,   uitrrn,  1.  uoi   lyy  a.y 

Deiidy  Eugene  S.,  clerk  John  Middleton,  r.  41  Quinn 
Deady  Nellie  Mi.ss,  saleslady  Benoit  S.  Hirsch,  r.  41 

Thirleenth 
Deady  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  41  Quiun 
Deakin  Frederick  H.  (W.  &  F.  Deakin)  r.  Yokohama, 

Japan 


Deakin  W.  &  F.  (Walter  and  Frederick  H.)  importers 

Japanese  goods,  4  New  Montgomery 
Deakin  Walter  (W.  &  F.  Deakin)  r.  2020  Pine 
B^"  Deakin.     See  Deacon 
Deal  B.  F.,  office  NE  cor  Fourth,  and  Townsend,  room 

46,  r.  Suiiol,  Cal. 
Deal  Harry  C,  clerk   ticket  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  2334 

Mission 
Deal  Mrs.,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-secoud  and  Bartlett 
Deal  Samuel,  detective  C.  P.  RR..  office  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Townsend,  room  58,  r.  2334  Mission 
Deal  Samuel  Jr.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.P.  RR., 

r.  2334  Mission 
Deal  William  C,  r.  2334  Mission 
8^"  Deal.    See  Diehl  and  Diel 

Dealy  Michael,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  3303^  Tenth 
Dean  Allen,  waiter,  r.  28  Stone 
Dean  Anthony,  longshoreman,  r.  16  Decatur 
Dean  Benjamin  D.,  physician,  office  33  Kearny,  r.  605 

Ellis 
Dean  Blanche  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  207  Gough 
Dean  Charles,  Ship  Calkers'  Assu,  44  Spear 
Dean  Charles  D.,  driver  Oakland   Dairy,  r.  1005  Na- 

toma 
Dean  Charles  F.,  clerk  superintendent's  office  8.  P. 

RR.,  r.  311  Stockton 
Dean  Cliarles  O.,  dentist,  office  126  Kearny,  room 

11,  r.  iUhz  Turk 
Dean  Dorsey,  glassstainer,  r.  207  Gough  • 
Dean  E.  B.  &  Co.  (Elisha  B.  Dean,  David  Willcox 

and  Charles  H.  Merchant)  wholesale  lumber  deal- 
ers,   and  proprts   Marshfield    Mills  (Coos    Bay, 

Orl)  office  22  California 
Dean  Edwin  H.,  laborer  freight  dept  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  616 

Guerrero 
Dean  Elisha  B.  (E.  B.  Dean  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Dean  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1055  Mission 
Dean  Frank,  salesman,  r.  15  Laskie 
Dean  Frank  M.,   clerk  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  1206 

Market 
Dean  George,  oiler  P.   C.   SS.  Orizaba,  r.   2  Lincoln 

PI 
Deau  George,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 
Dean  George  A.,  proptr  Pac.  Straw  Works,  16  Fourth, 

r.  SE  cor  Eureka  and  Twentieth 
Dean   Gilbert  S.,  superintendent  Safety  Nitro  Co., 

office  408  California 
Dean  James,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  907  Union 
Dean  John,  carpenter,  r.  207  Gough 
Dean  John,  conductor,  r.  636  Commercial 
Deau  John,  teamster,  SW  cor  Clay   and  Sansome,  r. 

1525  Ellis 
Dean  Joseph^  groceries  and  liquors,  20  Rausch 
Dean  Joseph,  marble  polisher,  r.  1147 M  Howard 
Deau  Joseph  G.,  carpenter,  r.  837  Folsom 
Dean  Lionel  D,,  glass  stainer,  r.  207  Gough 
Dean  Peter,  capitalist,  419  Clay,  r.  1046  Valencia 
Dean  Samuel  C,  bookkeeper  E.  B.  Dean  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Dean  Thomas  R.,  miner,  r.  14  Haight 
Dean  Thomas  B.  Jr.,   student  Heald's  Business   Col- 
lege, r.  14  Haight 
Dean  Walter  E.,    mining  secretary,  79  Nevada 

Block,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Dean  Walter  M..  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Deau  Warren  Y.,  carriage  and  wagon  maker,  53  Beale 
Dean  William,  deckhand  S.  P.    C.   RR.   stmr  Garden 

City,  r.  N  s   Sixteenth  Av,   bet  B  and   S,  South 

S.  F. 
Dean  William,  first  assistant  engineer  P.O.  SS.  Vic- 
toria, r.  .568  Pol.soni 


AjKtLuv  nu^u  Cj.,  saieHiuau  rj.    a.   oones   «   UC,   r.   11 

Kearny 
Deane  James,  deputy  Sherifif,  r.  214  Powell 
Deane  John  (Murphy,  Grant  vV  Co.)  r.  Berkeley 
Deane  John  J.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  22  Geary 
Deane  Mamie  A.  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Grammar 

School,  r.  1919  California 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN&  CO. 


IMPORTERS  OF  JEWELRY  AND  WATCHES, 

119  Montgomery  St.,  Sell  Lower  than  any  House  In  this  city. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


ORDERS   FOR  'tVASHIKO   PROmPTI.Y  ATTENDED  TO 
OFFICE.  648  BIARUET  KTREET. 


DEA 


329 


DEC 


Deane  Margaret  Mrs.,  principal  Columbia  Grammar 

School,  r.  1919  California 
Deane  Patrick,  baker,  r.  (),iO  Howard 
Deane  William,  marble  polisher,  r.  31  Gilbert 
Deane  William  A.,  compositor,  r.  523  Stevenson 
tff"  Deane.     See  Dean 
Dearborn  Frank  W,,  bookkeeper  Wilson  &  Bro.,  r.  245 

Second 
Dearborn  G.  Walter,  clerk  Travelers  Insurance  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Dearborn  Hazeu  S.,  lastmaker,  r.  722  Lagiina 
Dearborn  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1630  Dolorea 
Dearborn  Henry  C,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney, 

r.  Palace  Hotel 
Dearborn  Kittie  Miss,  r.  The  Inglewood 
Dearborn  Louie  Mrs.,  r.  The  Inglewood 
De  Arce  Lucas  P.,  commission  merchant,  r.  8E  cor 

Filbert  and  Mason 
De  Arce  P.  Stanislaus,   clerk,   r.   SE   cor  Filbert  and 

Mason 
Deardorff  John  R.,  mining,  r.  10  Bond 
Dearing  George,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Yuba  and  Missouri 
Dearing  James,  machinist,  r.  708  Howard 
Dearing  Octavus  A.,  salesman  Palmer  &   Bey,  r.  740 

Pine 
B^"Dearing.     See  Deering 
Dearlove  Charles,  laborer,  r.641  Vallejo 
Dearlove  Juanii,  widow,  r.  64i  Vallejo 
Dearmon  William,  r.  1930  Jessie 
Deas  Henry,  mining  secretary,  44  Nevada  Block,  r. 

Alameda 
Deas  Julia  W.,  widow,  r.  1421  Pacific 
Deas  Win.  deckhand  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Dease  Andrew,  tailor,  r.  35  Third 
De  Assencao  Autonio  M.,  dishwasher  Lisbon  House 
Deasy  Brotliers  (Jeremiah  and  Cornelius)  boots 

and  shoes,  118  Third 
Deasy  Catherine,  widow,  groceries  and   liquors,  SE 

cor  Fifth  and  Shipley 
Deasy  Cornelius  (Deasy  Brothers)  r.  6J^  Dale  PI 
Dea.sy  Cornelius,  fireman  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  S  s 

Bay,  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Deasy  Jeremiah  (Deasy  Brothers)  and  solicitor  Com- 
mercial Insurance  Co.,  office  405  California,  r. 

1307  Eddy 
Deasy  Jerome,  clerk  County  Treasurer's  Office,  r.  200 

Post 
Deasy  Jerome  Mrs.,  florist,  736  Market,  r.  200  Poet 
Deasy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Kitch 
Deasy  P.  C  ,  sawyer,  r.  193  Minna 
Deaven  Ann,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Army  and  Bemal 
Deaven  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Clara  Av,  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Deaven  Theresa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Army 

and  Bernal 
Deaves  Ada  E.  Miss,  actress  Baldwin  Tlieatre,  r.  625 

OFarrell 
Deaves  Alonzo,  sawyer,  r.  27J<;  Fourth 
Deaves  Charles  W.  (Brooke  &  Deaves)  r.  1532  Bush 
Deaves  Edwin,  scene  painter,  r.  625  O'Farrell 
Deaves  Harry,  propertyman  Winter  Garden,  r.  625 

O'Farrell 
Deaves  Rellie  Miss,  actress  Bush  St.  Theatre,  r.  625 

O'Farrell 
De  Azevedo  Fernando,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 

510  Bush 
De  Baere  Constant,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese,  r.  324)^ 

Seventh,  rear 
De  Bahr  Henry,  llerk  Christopher  Nobmann,  r.  2031 

Fillmore 
Debant  Brothers  (Paul   and  John)  tannery,  W  s  San 

Bruno  Road,  nr  Islais  Creek 
Debant  John  (Debant  Brothers)  r.  W  s  San  Bruno 

Road,  nr  Islais  Creek 
Debant  Paul  (Debant  Brothers)  r.Ws  San  Bruno  Road, 

nr  Islais  Creek 
Debarbif'ii  Serafino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
De  Bard  Annie,  widow,  r.  156  Clara,  rear 
De  Bard  E\igene,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Debarne  Liicien,  cooper,  r.  1122  Dupont 
De  Barre  J.,  cigarmakcr,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Debauze  Paul,  cook,  r.  607  M  Pine 
Debb  Franklin,  butcher,  r.  2036  Folsom 
Debeize  Frank,  r.  NW  cor  Twentieth  and  Church 
Debenham  George  W.,  starter  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1616 

Turk 
De  Bernard!  Charles,  cook,  r.  4323^  Vallejo 
De  Bernard!   Maurizio  (Minoletti  &  De  Bernard!)  r. 

1310  Kearny,  rear 
De  Bernard!  Pietro,  dishwasher  Ticino  Hotel 


Debernard!  Victor,  laborer,  r.  St.  Gottard  Hotel 

Debicke  A.,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Deblin  Fannie  Miss,  tailoress.  r.  355  Jessie 

De  Blois  Fannie,  widow,  confectionery,  408  Fourth 

De  Blois  George,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR..  r.  408 
Fourth 

De  Blois  Silas  D.,  draftsman  William  H.  Milliken,  r. 
East  Oakland 

Debney  Charles  G.,  clerk  Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co.,  r. 
917  McAllister 

Debney  Gerard,  captain  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California, 
r.  917  McAllister 

De  Boer  Hendrick  J.,  junk  dealer,  1239  Mission 

De  Bois  James  D.,  commision  merchant,  r.  1914  Broad- 
way 

De  Bonnet  Adolph,  clerk  Newman  &  Levinson,  r.  309 
Sutter 

De  Borba  Joaquin,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 

Debret  Michael,  waiter,  r.  514  Bush 

De  Bretteville  Veggo,  farmer,  nr  Lake  Merced  and 
Ocean  House  School 

De  Brie  George  W..  ironmolder,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Vicksburg 

De  Brie  John  E.,  ironmolder,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-fifth 
and  Vicksburg 

De  Brie  William,  ironmolder,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-fifth 
and  Vicksburg 

Debro  George,  clerk,  r.  1521  California 

Debrodt  Henry,  laborer,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Debrunner  Ulrich,  cloth  merchant,  .528  Montgomery, 
r.  1205  M  Golden  Gate  Av 

De  Bus  Henry  F.,  coffee  saloon,  521  Montgomery,  r. 
63^  Prospect  PI 

Decamilli  Francisco  A.,  liquor  saloon,  500  Broadway, 
r.  222  Broadway 

De  Camp  Henry,  waiter,  r.  SE  cor  Geary  and  Bu- 
chanan 

De  Camp  John  P.,  cigarmaker  William  John,  r.  Oak- 
land 

De  Campos  Joseph,  expressman,  NE  cor  Clay  and 
Driimm,  r.  W  s  Wood,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 

De  Campos  Manoel,  seaman,  r.  '20  Folsom 

De  Cardona  Leo,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  825 
Kearny 

Decarteret  Frederick,  longshoreman,  r.  McClellan, 
bet  Powhattan  and  Lincoln,  B.  H. 

De  Casembroot  Charles  J.,  shipping  agent,  r.  E  8 
Utah,  bet  Yolo  and  Sonoma 

De  Casper  Fiedel  (Scharetg  &  De  Casper)  r.  W  s 
Iowa,  bet  Sierra  and  Nevada 

De  Casper  Michel,  teamster,  r.  525  Brannan 

De  Castilla  Anthony,  clerk,  r.  1525  Pine 

De  Castro  D.  &  Co.,  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  Frederick  L.  Barreda  manager,  213 
Sansome,  room  1 

De  Castro  Marina  S.,  widow,  r.  10  Willow 

De  Chattrette  Valerie,  widow,  r.  14  Lal'ayette 

Dechent  Charles,  nursery,  1579  Turk 

Dechow  Carl,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Beale 
and  Harrison 

De  Cima  F.  R..  mining  engineer,  217  Sansome,  room 
1 ,  r.  The  Baldwin 

De  Cima  V.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Deckelman  Frank  (Deckelman  &  Lipman)  r.  1703Jj 
Jones 

Deckelman  Joseph  G. ,  Cigarmakers'  Assn,  114  Du- 
pont 

Deckelman  Louis  N.,  tailor,  r.  1215  Pacific 

Deckelman  &  Lipman  (Frank  Deckelman  and  8.  W. 
Lipman)  barbers,  413  California 

Decker  Bernard,  liquor  saloon,  530  Valencia 

Decker  Charles  W.  (Decker  &  Wilson)  r.  925  Market 

Decker  Christian,  groceries  and  liquors,  156  Berry,  r. 
646  Fourth 

Decker  Christian,  laborer,  r.  5  Harrison  Av 

Decker  Frederick  A.,  cashier  Hermansen,  Jorgensen 
&  Co.,  r.  2909  Bush 

Decker  George,  Health  Inspector,  office  14  O'Farrell, 
r.  32  Ellis 

Decker  George  E.,  clerk  Richard  Decker,  r.  NW  cor 
Devisadero  and  Grove 

Decker  John  H.,  clerk,  r.  906  Market 

Decker  John  H.,  dentist  Decker  &  Wilson,  r.  2909 
Bush 

Decker  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Hyde 

Decker  John  H.,  machinist,  r.  1208M  Union 

Decker  John  H.  Jr.,  with  John  H.  Decker,  r.  1031  Hyde 

Decker  Leah  Miss,  dressmaker,  174)6  Clementina 


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DEG 


Decker  Louis  W.,  driver  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  13  Sec- 
ond Av 
Decker  Martha  B.,  widow,  r.  2909  Bush 
Decker  Martin  (Peterson  &  Decker)  r.  646  Fourth 
Decker  Rey,  r.  157  Seventh 
Decker  Richard,  grocer,    NW    cor   Devisadero   and 

Grove 
Decker  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Decker  V.,  r.  1.57  Seventh 
Decker  William,  bartender,  r.  5  Harrison  Av 
Decker  i!te  Wilson  (C.  W.  Decker  and  C.  H.  Wilson) 

dentists,  925-927  Market 
Deckers  Alexander,  .shipiarpenter,  r.  2GG  Brannan 
De  Clairmout  Alonzo,  collector,  r.  104  Taylor 
De  Clairmout  Ralph,  r.  65  Thirteenth 
Decole  Larie,  gardener,  r.  S  s  California,  bet   Fourth 

and  Fifth  Avs 
Decombe  Joseph,  fruits,  Market  St.  Ferrv  Landing,  r. 

311  East 
Decorative    Art  Society   of   California,   Miss  A.   W. 

Barry  superintendent,  rooms  631  Sutter 
De  Corda  Agosto,  gardener  Visitaciou  Valley 
De  Cordy  Thomas  M.,  metalroofer.  r.  4  Jessie 
De  Costa  David  N.,  barber,  r.  1313  Green 
De  CoBta  Hi^ury  N.,  coal  merchant,  r.  1313  Green 
De  CostaJacobN.,  teacher  Hebrew  andEuglish.r.  1313 

Green 
De  Costa  Joseph,  cook,  r.  SE  cor  Sansome  and  Vallejo 
De  Coulette  Martine,  dairy,  E  s  Mission,  nr  Onondaga 

Av 
De  Courcy  Carrie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  F.  DeCourcy,  r. 

1907  Fillmore 
De  Courcy  Edward,  clerk,  r.  1907  Fillmore 
De  Courcy  Fannie  Mrs,  milliner,  1907  Fillmore 
De  Courcy  Margaret,  widow,  varieties,  2941  Sixteenth 
De  Courcy  Raoul  B.,  artist,  studio  728  Montgomery 
De  Courcy  William  S.,  clerk  Heller  Bros.,r.  1907  Fill- 
more 
Decourtieux  Amand,  butcher,  27-29  S.  F.  Market,  r. 

725  Broadway 
De  Crano  Edmund  G.,  mining   expert,   r.   2836   Cali- 
fornia 
De  Cunha  Manoel,  Portuguese  Pro.    and  Ben.  Sec, 

510  Bush 
De  Cuyper  Charles,  clerk  Station  B,  Post  Office,  r. 

1126  Market 
Deden  August,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dedorky  Henry,  proptr  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  134 Fourth 
Dee  Annie,  cook  321  Hyde 
Dee  Ellen,  domestic  320  Ellis 
Dee  Francis  H.,  bookkeeper  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

729  Geary 
Dee  John  P.,  teamster,  r.  37  Clementina 
Dee  Patrick,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,   r.    SE   cor 

Page  and  Webster 
Dee  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  11  Natoma 
Dee  William,  laborer,  r.  11  Natoma 
Deegan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1005  Post 
Deegan  Kate,  widow,  r.  115  Francisco 
Deegan  Michael,  r.  9  Taylor 

Deegan  William,  salesman  East  &  Co.,r.  226  Eleventh 
fi^  Deegan.     See  Degan  and  Degen 
Deely  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Polk,  r.  3100  California 
Deehm  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Deen  William,  longshoreman,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  E 

aud  S,  South  S.  F. 
Deeney  Eddie,  fringemuker,  r.  411  Bryant 
Deoncy  James,  laborer,  r.  512  Second 
Deeney  John,  wood  and  coal,  220  Eighth 
Deeney  William,  clerk,  r.  649  Third 
Deeney  William,  woud  and  coal,  512  Second 
Deer  Creek  Mining  Co.  (Tehama  Co.)  25  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Deering  Charles  J.,  capitalist,  419  Clay,  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Oeerin^  FranU  P.,  attorney  at  law,  and  librarian 

S.  F.  Law  Library,  27-28  Montgomery  Block,  r.  819 

California 
Deering  James,  laborer,  r.  445  Clementina,  rear 
Deering  James  H.,  attorney  at  law,  34  Montgomery 

Block,  r.  819  California 
Deering  Katharine  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  115  Kearny 
Deering  Mary,  widow,  r.  629  ><;  Minna 
Deering  Michael,  assistant  engineers.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Townscnd,  room  C2,  r.  22  South  Park 
Deering  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  332  Brannan 
tlS^  Deering.     See  Dearing 

Deers  John,  laborer  National  Iron  Works,  r.  Oakland 
Deery  O.,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Doery  Frank,  r.  721  Natoma 


Deery  James,  hostler  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  213  Tehama 
Deery  Thomas  (Downes  &  Deery)  r.  196}^  West  Mis- 
sion 
Dees  Ludwig,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
De  Ferrari  Gerolamo,  painter,  r.  504  Vallejo 
De  Ferrari  Gio.  B.,   house,   sign    and  fresco  paint- 
ing, 307  Montgomery  Av,  r.  1201  Turk 
Deffner  Martha,  widow,  r.  24  Mint  Av 
Defiance  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  W.  H.  Lent 

secretary,  62  Nevada  Block 
De  Fiennes  Henry  J.,  pressman,  r.  835  Mission 
De  Fiennes  John  B.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  835  Mission 
Defiganiere  Sylvester  T.,  commission  agent,  r.  917  Na- 
toma 
De  Filippe  T.   B.,  academy  of  languages,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Kearny,  r.  Oakland 
Defler  Henry,  with  Winter  &  Felsing,  r.  2322  Folsom 
De  Flou  John  F.,  salesman  A.  C.  Hahn,  r.  17  Powell 
Defoe  Peter,  Ship  Calkers'  A^n,  44  Spear 
De  Folly  Curio,  musician  Winter  Garden,  r.  612  Cali- 
fornia 
De  Forrest  Charles,  furnished  rooms,  286  Stevenson 
De  Forrest  Josepli,  superintendent  San  Francisco 
yards  Sierra  Lumber  Co.,  yard  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Channel,  r.  842  Valencia 
De  Forrest  William  F.,  clerk  freightdept  C.  P.  RR.,r. 

Brunswick  House 
Defosse  Charles,  drayman  Cutter  &  Co.,  r.  228 J4  Perry 
Defranco  Carmello,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Defranco  Domenico,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
De  Frees  Joseph  A.,  elevatorman  E.  Detrick  k  Co.,  r. 

14  Oak  Grove  Av 
De  Frees  William  R.,  mining  expert,  r.  34  Erie 
De  Fi-eitas  Antonio  L.,  watchman  P.  C.  SS.  Columbia, 

r.  124  Shipley 
De  Freitas  Antonio  L.  Jr.,  r.  124  Shipley 
De  Freitas  Joao,  laborer,  r.  315  Dl'umm 
De  Freitas  John  L.,  teacher  music,  r.  124  Shipley 
De  Freitas  Jose  M.,  waiter  Lisbon  House 
De  Freitas  Julius  L.,  r.  124  bnipley 
De    Freitas  Mauoel  A.,    Portuguese    Pro.  and  Ben. 

Soc,  510. Bush 
De  Freitas   Manoel   T.,  Portuguese  Pro.    and     Ben. 

Soc,  510  Bush 
De  Freitas  Pedro  Jose,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 
De  Fremery  H.  S.,  ship  and  Custom  House  broker, 508 

Battery,  r.  Alameda 

De   Fremery  James,    president    S.    F.    Savings 

Union,    consul    Netherlands,    agent  Amsterdam 

Board  of  Underwriters,  and  (James  De  Fremery 

&  Co.)  office  410  Battery,  r.  1303  Adeline,  Oakland 

De  Fremery  James  <&  Co.   (James  and  William 

C.   B.  De  Fremery)    commission  merchants,  410 

Battery 

De  Fremery  William  C.  B.  (James  De  Fremery  &  Co.) 

r.  Oakland 
De  Freville  Eugene,  fish  dealer,  r.  611  Gough 
Deftereros  Dimitre,  fruits,  1000  Market 
Degan  Katie,  domestic  NW  cor  San  Bruno  Road  and 

Cortland  Av 
Degan  Patrick  (Degan  &  Orford)  r.  2914  Washington 
Degan  &  Orford  (Patrick  Degan  and  Robert  Orford) 
stone  yard  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Broderick,  and  N  s 
Townsend,  bet  Second  and  Third 
O^Dcgan.     See  Deegan  and  Degen 
De  Garcia  Vincenta,  widow,  r.  15  Scott  PI 
De  Garay  L.  Theodora  Miss,  wax  flowers,  642  Filbert 
De  Gear  Frank  H.,  carpenter,  r.  113  Sherman 
De  Gear  George  P.,  mechanic  .\ckerman  Bros.,  r.  113 

Sherman 
Degen  .\nton,  baker,  r.  506  Stevenson 
Degen    L..    P.,     manufacturer  oak-tanned  leather 

belting,  13  Fremont,  r.  Oakland 
Degen  Philip  W.,  clerk  Lilienthal  &  Co.,r.  34  Tehama 
Degen  William,  bricklayer,  r.  1312}^  Natoma 
Degener  Erich  (Degener  &  Co.)  r.  1130  Eddy 
Deyener  &  Co.   (Erich  Degener  and  William  Lich- 
teuberg)    importers   aud  commission  merchants, 
and  agents  Globe  Marine  Insurance  Co.  and  Chi- 
nese Insurance  Co.,  308  California 
Degeuhardt  Charles  G.,  butcher,  r.  1405  Bush 
De  Ghctaldi  Emilio,  liquor  saloon,  514}^  Battery,  r. 

988  Howard 
Degnan  John  J.,  carpenter,  r.  36  Rausch 
Degnan  Mary,  widow,  r.  36  Rausch 
Degnan  Peter,  laborer,  r.  120  Silver 
Degnan  Thomas,  porter  E.  Raas  &  Co.,  r.  36  Rausch 
De  Gomez Fermiu,  bookkeeper  B.  Elliot,  r.  1032  Market 
Degorski  John,  tailor,  r.  422  Post,  rear 


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De  Grraaf  John  P.,  compositor,  r.  607  Powell 
De  Gras  Henri,  physician,  oflce  and  r.  1620  Howard 
De  Greayer  Harry,  contractor,  r.  1621  Devisadero 
De  Greayer  Josephine  A.,  widow,  r.  707  Mason 
De  Greayer  Septimus,  stockbroker,  232  ><   Montgom- 
ery, r.  Occidental  Hotel 
De  Groone  Louis  A.,  painter,  r.  1124 )i  Folsom 
De  Groot  Eliza  A.  Mrs.,  r.  221  Seventh 
De  Groot  Henry,  physician,  r.  131  Post 
De   Groot    William   H.,    carriagemaker   E.   Soule,  r. 

2011 J4  Stockton 
De  Groote  Leon  A.,  collector,  r.  S  s  Eleventh  Av,  bet 

Railroad  Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
De  Guerre  Frank  H.,  carpenter,  r.  113  Sherman 
De  Guerre  George  P.,   mechanic  Ackerman   Bros.,  r. 

113  Sherman 
De  Guiofiie    Cliristian,     agent    Comptoir    D'Es- 

compte  de  Paris,  412  Montgomery,  r.  San  Mateo 
Degule  Bernard,  milkman,   r.   NE  cor   Clement  and 

Twenty-ninth  Av 
Degiistini  Mansuetto,  laborer,  r.  20  Boardmau  PI 
DeHaan  Peter,  captain  echr  P.   and  E.   No.  7,  office  7 

Clay 
De  Haes  Charles,  French  laundry,  G.33-637  Third 
De  Haro  Alonzo,  conductor   Central   RR.,  r.   1001  Mc- 
Allister 
De  Haven  P.  A.,  car  painter,  r.  317  First 
De  Haven  Rhodes,  traveling  agent,  r.  301  Jones 
Dehertog  Adrien,  machinist,  r.537  Hayes 
Dehertog  Anna  Mme.,  laundress,  737  Hayes 
Dehn  Fritz,  beertaijper  The  Fountain,  r.  174  Folsom 
Dthner  Charles,  baker,  r.  1139}$  Mission 
Dehnert  Charles,  machinist,  r.  1128}^  Harrison 
Dehoney  James,  teamster  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  70  Bros- 

nau 
Dehuc  F.  nil.  blacksmith,  620  Commercial,  r.   NE  cor 

Stoikton  and  Jackson 
De  Hurtal  C.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  729  Geary 
Deidell  Frank,  brewer,  r.  Hackmeier's  Hotel 
Deikmanu  John,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Deikmaun  Peter,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 
Deily  James  B".,  carpenter,  r.  518  Grove 
Deiuinger  John,  clerk,  r.  29  Langton 
Deltzler  George  W.,  capitalist,  220  Sansome,   rooms 

1-2,  r.  8  Liberty,  nr  Valencia 
De  Jarley  George  W.,  housepainter,  r.  324J^  Seventh, 

rear 
De  Jarley  Paul,  painter,  r.  324  Seventh,  rear 
De  Jaruac  Edmond,  painter,  r.  G  Vallejo  PI 
De  Jarnac  Edward,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR. 
De  Jonge  John,  proptr  Oregon  House,  238  Steuart 
De  Knight  Charles  H.,  machinist,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
De  La  Bar  Macaja,  contractor  and  builder,'  r.  460  Na- 

toma 
De  Labrousse  Alexander,  veterinary    surgeon,    1125 

Market,  r.  622  Stevenson 
De  La  Cruz  Yguacio,  bootblack,  r.  414  Post,  rear 
De  Lacy  Charles,  manager  Thunder  Powder  Co.,  606 

Montgomery,  r.  510  Taylor 
De  Lacy  John,  watchman   P.  M.   83.  City   of  Rio  de 

Janerio,  r.  74  Tehama 
Delafield   Henry,  day    inspector  Custom    House,   r. 

192G  Mission 
De  Lafontaine  Victor,  cooper,  r.  1629  West  Mission 
De  Laguua  Herman,  clerk  R.  Wegener,  r.  Oakland 
Delahaef  Elisha,  clerk,  r.  410  Sixth 
Delahanty  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  2122  Jones 
Delalianty  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  7  Decatur 
Dclalianty  William,  r.  810  Green 
Sy Uelahauty.     See  Delehauty 
Delahay  Estclle,  tcaclier  painting,  r.  507  Mason 
Delahay  James  E.,  bricklayer,  r.  237  Fell 
De  Lamater  Edgar  A.,  student  Pac.  Business  College, 

r.  178 X  Foui'teeuth 
De   Lamater   Marvin    H.,  carpenter,  r.  178}6  Four- 
teenth 
Delamater  Theodore  C,  dairyman,  r.  1887  Broadway 
Delamba  Em  mucl,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Delamier  Guadalupe,  dressmaker,  r.  1503  Dupont 
De  la  Montagnie  Amelia  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1021  Sutter 
De  La  Montanya  Ge"orge,  tinsmith,  r.  25}<i  Fifth  Av 
De  La  Montanya  Hudson,  merchant,  r.  832  Sutter 
De  laa   Mpiitanya  Jainesi,  importer  stoves  and 

metals,  214-222    Jackson   and  G0fi-G08  Battery,  r. 

1510  Taylor 
Delamore  Edward  J.,  r.  220  O'Farrell,  rear 
Delamore  John  F.,  hostler,  r.  220  O'Fariell,  rear 
Delamore  Richard  A.,  delivery  clerk  Ackermau  Bros., 

r.  421  Stevenson 
Delancy  A.  J.,  laborer,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 


Deland  Harry,  engineer,  r.  317  Minna 

De  Landresse  Henri  Clerc,  collector  French  Savings 

and  Loan  Soc,  r.  10  Jansen 
Delaney  Alfred,  laborer,  r.  427  Francisco 
De  Laney  Daniel,  musician,  r.  704  Laurel  Av 
Delaney  Edward,  stevedore,  r.  322  Eighth 
Delaney  Edward,  waiter  Joseph  S.Marshall 
Delaney  Ellen,  domestic  1354  Post 
Delaney  Ellen,  domestic  918  O'Farrell 
Delaney  George  E.,  r.  N  s  California  Av,  bet  Fair  and 

Powell  Avs,  B.  H. 
Delaney  Hannah,  domestic  IGOO  Taylor 
Delaney  James,  car  painter,  r.  739  Folsom 
Delaney  James,  longshoreman,  r.  19  Clinton 
Delaney  John,  laborer,  r.  11  De  Boom 
Delaney  Julia,  domestic  26  Glen  Park  Av 
Delaney  Margaret,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  W  s 

Sau  Bruno  Road,  nr  Woolsey 
Delaney  Michael,  r.  67  Minna,  rear 
Delaney  Michael,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Delaney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  28  Alta 
Delaney  Patrick,  artesian  wellborer,  r.  764  J<i  Howard 
Delaney   Patrick  J .,  juukdealer,  r.  W  s  ganchez,  bet  i 

Twenty-fourth  and  Jersey  ] 

Delanev  Patrick  M.,  sujjerintendent  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  i 

Co."  r.  123  O'Farrell  | 

Delaney  Philip,  juukdealer,  r.W  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet 

Castro  and  Noe  | 

Delaney  Richard,  laborer,  r.  18  Freelon  I 

Delaney  Sarah  Miss.  r.  20  Freelon  | 

Delanev  Ste^jheu,  lumberman,  r.  1001  Battery  [ 

Delaney   W.  E.,  waiter  O.   R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia      I 
Delaney   W.   F..   saloon   waiter  P.  C.  SS.  George   W.  ! 

Elder,  r.  8G8  Folsom  | 

Delaney  William,  clerk,  r.  1128  Folsom  i 

Delaney   William,  drayman  T>.  L.  Farnsworth  | 

Delaney  William  D.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  9J$  Oak  Grove  i 

Av  I 

Delaney  William  Joseph,  shipcarpenter,  r.  9M   Oak  I 

Grove  Av 
t^"  Delaney.     See  Delanoy  and  Delany  ! 

De  Langton  Walter  H.,  assistant  superintendent  Mar-  i 

ket  St.  Extension  RR.,  r.  154  Octavia 
De  Languilette  Caroline  Mme.,  midwife,  r.  320  Dun- 
can 
De  Languilette  Louis,  machinist,  r.  320  Dirncan 
Delano  Augustus,  calker,  r.  540  Howard 
Delano  Charles  M.,  cashier  Hubbell,  Shattuck  &  Co., 

r.  2.i22  Clay 
Delano  Frank  M.,  tinsmith,  r.  1155  Mission 
Delano  George  W.,  r.  100  "ij  Second 
Delano  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Tulare  Co.,  Cal.) 

Joseph  Morizio  seci-etary,  32i  Montgomery,  room 

24 
Delano  Robert  T.,  shipcalker,  r.  220  Shotwell 
Delano  Silas  L.,  wheelwright,  r.  1155  Mission 
Delano  Willie  W.,  tinsmith,  r.  1155  Mission 
Delanoy  Frederick  N.  (McCormick  &  Delanoy)  r.  Ala 

meda 
Delany  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  131  Third 
De  Lany  Arthur  W.,  compositor,  r.  1214  Clay 
Delany  Bridget,  domestic  1812  Steiner 
Delany  Charles  McC.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1515  Clay 
Delany  George,  butch,er,  r.  408  Broadway 
Delany  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Delany    James,   laborer,   r.   E   s   California  Av,   bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Montezuma 
Delany  James  H.,  boatman,  r.  349  Tehama 
Delany  John  L.,  master  mariner,  r.  1714  Sutter 
Delany  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  73  Tehama 
Delany  Thomas,   packer  medical  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  112 

Page 
Delany  William,  musician,  r.  231  Bartlett 
ByOelauy.     See  Delaney  and  Delanoy 
De  Lanza  Francisco,  engineer,  r.  14  Cleaveland 
Delapere  Frank,  cook,  r.  519  Bush 
De  la  Pcrriere  Louis,  teacher  French,  r.  1010  Sutter 
Delapierre  Henry,  upholsterer,  r.  122G  Stockton 
De  Lappe  R.,  student  Heald's  Bu->iuess  College,  r.  410 

Hyde 
De  La  Suta  Mauuela,  widow,  r.  720  Vallejo 
De  La  Torre  Autliony,  carriagetrimmer,  v.  714  Green- 
wich 
Delatour  Franls,  clerk,  r.  109  }$  Langton 
Delatour  Frank,  farmer,  r.  614  >4  Minna 
Delatour  Frederick  J.,  pressman  Benjamin  Dore  &  Co., 

r.  614  H  Minna 
Delatour  Henry  (Stieglitz  &  Delatour)  r.  109  Langton 
Delatour  Louis,  with  William  T.  Galloway  &  Co.,  r. 

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Delatour  Pauline  M.   Mme.,  teacher  French  and  mu- 

bIc,  r.  5  Mason 
Delau  Joseph,  dyer  F.  Thomas  &  Co.,  r.  27  Tenth 
Delaum  Julius,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Delavau  Isaac  E.,  bookkeeper,  r.  826  Union 
Delavau  John  Mrs.,  r.  826  Union 
Delavau  William,  clerk,  r.  826  Union 
De  Laveaga  Jos^  V.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  322  Geary 
De  Laveaga  J.  Vicente,  capitalist,  258  Market,  r.  322 

Geary 
De  Laveaga  Miguel  A.,  capitalist,   258  Market,  r.  532 

Turk 
Delay  Charles  E.,  clerk  Eeddan  &  Delay,  r.  .514  Valencia 
Delay  Daniel  J.,   teacher   St.    Ignatius  College,  r.   2 

Camp 
Delay  Edward  J.  (Reddan  &  Delay)  r.  514  Valencia 
Delay  Timothy,  r.  514  Valencia 
Delbende   Marguerite  Mrs.,   laundry,  14  Turk,  r.  565 

Stevenson 
Delbende   Victor,   with   Marchehout  &  Boudin,  r.  SE 

cor  Folsom  and  Sixth 
Delber  Charles,  bartender,  r.  305  Minna 
Del  Carlo  Daniele,  Italian  BarsaglieH  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Del  Carlo  Frank,  vegetable  dealer,  r.  11  Gordon 
Del  Carlo  Giovanni,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  1115  Mont- 
gomery 
Delchiaro   Zeiiiro,  Italian  Ben.  See,  423  Washington 
Deleau  Joseph,  chief  nurse  French  Hospital,  r.  Bry- 
ant, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Delee  Richard   C,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Second  Av,  bet 

Pine  and  California 
Delehanty  Cornelius,  painter  Thojiias  Downing,  615 

Mission 
Delehanty  Edward  J.,  boltmaker,  r.  119  Beale 
Delehanty  Thomas,  boltmaker,  r.  119  Beale 
B^  Delehanty.     See  Delahanty 

Deler  John,  ladies'  hairdresser  and  importer  of  hu- 
man hair,  12  Kearny,  r.  100  Turk 
Deleree  Charles  A.,  straw  worker,  r.  348  Third 
Deleree  James  F.,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  348  Third 
Deles  Mary,  laundress,  r.  6  Hinckley 
Deletis  Vriscente,  laborer,  r.  14  Clay 
Delevra  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  2  Moulton  PI 
Delfer  George,  shoemaker,  r.  938  Pacific 
Delfino  Amato,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Deliino  Antone  (Delfino  &  Ross)  r.  1315  Kearny 
Delfino  August,  laborer,  r.  327  Ivy  Av 
Delfino  Giacomo,  laborer,  r.  422  Vallejo 
Delfino  John,  hostler,  r.  426  Vallejo,  rear 
Delfino  Joseph,  bakery  and  coffee  saloon,  109  Third 
Delfino  Louis,  cook  Joseph  Delfino,  r,  109  Third 
Delfino  Perla  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  15  Scott  PI 
Delfino  &  Ross  (Antone  Delfino   and  Allen  O.  Robb) 

harnessmakers,  723  Sansome 
Del    Frate    Raffaello,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Delfs  Marcus,  steward  brig  W.  G.  Irwin,  r.  609  Chest- 
nut 
Delfs  Marcus  Jr.,  carpenter,  r.  609  Chestnut 
Delgado  Alejandra,  widow,  r.  512M  Broadway 
Delgado  Pedro,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510 Bush 
Delgado  Simona,  widow,  r.  516  Vallejo 
Delholm  Rasmus,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Sierra 

and  Nevada 
Delhoume  John  B.,  cook,  r.  New  Guillaume  Tell  Hotel 
Delias  D.,  flower  peddler,  r.  722  Front 
Delicat  Frederick  A.,  carpenter,  r.  411  Jones 
Delicat  John  D.,  salesman  Kaskell  Bros.,  r.  411  Jones 
De  Ligne  Alexander,  collector  Louis  F.  Dunand,  r. 

1313  Dupont 
Deliguensky  Alexander  Rev.,  r.  1715  Powell 
Delille  Henry,  bookkeeper  Lafayette  Brewery,  r.  10 

Adele  Alley 
Deline  Irviug,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  620  Fourth 
Dell  Charles  L.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1130 

ShotwcU 
Dell  John  E.,  carpenter,  r.  649  Folsom 
Dell  Thomas,  bartender,  r.  3i\)}i  Minna,  rear 
Delia  Maggiora  Andrea,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Delia  Maggiora  Giovanni,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Delia  Wallace,  stove  mounter,  r.  44  South  Park 
Dellamaria  G.,  r.  Ticiuo  Hotel 
Dellasanta  Fernando,  laborer,  r.  906  Stockton 
Dellasauta  Louis  (Maestretti  Ji  Dellasanta)  r.  12  Ellis 
Dellaspola  Vincenzo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton ' 


Dellawedua  Lenhard,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Dellepiane  Fillipo,  teacher    music,    r.    518    Twenty- 
third 
Dellepiane  &  Co.     (Peter  Alferitz)    commission 
merchants   and  wholesale  foreign   produce   and 
wool  dealers,  425-427  Battery 
Dellex  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  539  Valencia 
Dellisx  Felix,  laborer,  r.  120  Virginia 
Dellitch  Vincenzo,  Fishermens'  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Dellwig  Charles  H.,  baker,  r.  1141  Mission 
Dellwig  Theodore,  bakery,  1912  Polk 
Delmaestro  Giacomo  (Lemoine,  Turel   &  Co.)  r.  San 

Jose 
Del  Mar  Alexander,  mining  engineer,  216  Sansome,  r. 

637  Golden  Gate  Av 
Del  Mar  Eugene,    clerk    Alexander  Del   Mar,    r.    637 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Delmonti  Ciriacco,  Fishermens'  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Delmore  Frank,  machinist,  r.  513  Third 
Delmue  Santino   G.,   bartender  Palace   Hotel,   r.    20 

Metcalfe  PI 
Delnor  George,  calker,  r.  100  J^  Second 
Deloche  Francois,    salesman  J.  B.    Deloche,    r.   719 

Clay 
Deloche  Jean  B. ,    poultry,  eggs,  cheese  etc.,  2-6 

S.  F.  Market,  r.  704  Harrison 
Deloche  Samuel,   salesman  Dominick  Roberts,   r.    9 

Hinckley 
Deloge  Ferdinand,  m older,  r.  1064  3^  Howard 
Deloge  Juliet  Miss,  florist,  1064}^  Howard 
D'Elom  Alexander,  pictureframes.  127  Seventh 
Delong  Alfred,  cook.fr.  California  Hotel 
De  Long  Charles  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  25  Thirteenth 
De   Tjong  Francis,    farmer,    olfice    117    Pine,    r. 

Novato,  Marin  Co. 
De  Lioiig  Frank  C,  farmer,  oflSce  117  Pine,  r. 

Novato,  Marin  Co. 
Delop  Thomas,  hallman  Grand  Hotel 
De  Lopez  Carmen  Mrs.,  r.  15  Scott  PI,  rear 
Delorieux  Jean  G.,  machinist,  r.  819  Jackson 
Delorieux  Victor,  machinist,  r.  605  Broadway 
De  Lorme  S.  A.  Mrs.,  artist,  r.  99  St.  Ann's  Building 
De  Lorme  Victor,  bookkeeper,  r.  437  Eday 
Delos  Mariquita  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  6  Hinckley 
Delpodio  Eugene,  clerk  S.  Ettinger,  r.  16  Thirteenth 
Delpogetto  Rafaele,    Italian    Ben.    Soc,    423    Wash- 
ington 
Delsescaux  Louis,  marblecutter,  r.  27  Gilbert 
De  Luca  Carlo,  butcher,  r.  441  Green 
De  Luca  Egisto,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
De  Luca  Giosualdo,  butcher,    SE   cor    Dupont   and 

Green,  r.  418  Green 
De  Luca  Giovanni,  teamster,  r.  21  Vandewater 
De  Luca  Louisa,  dressmaker,  r.  21  Vandewater 
De  Luca  Pietro,  teamster,  r.  21  Vandewater 
De  Lucca  Catarina,  widow,  r.  110  William 
De  Lucca  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  1025  Montgomery 
Delucchi  Antonio,  vegetables,  29  Colombo  Market 
Delucchi  Giovauui,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Delucchi  Giusepije,  gardener,  r.  314  Pacific 
Delucchi  Lorenzo,  vegetables,  12  Colombo  Market 
Delucchi  Luigi,  teamster,  r.  427  Broadway 
Delucchi  Michele,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Delucci  Luigi,  drayman,  r.  7  Jasper  PI    • 
Delury  Daniel,  bartender,  r.  768  Mission 
Del  Valle  Reginaldo  F.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bnsh 
Delwisih  Anton,  hostler,  r.  37  Dorland 
De  Malder  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  568  Bryant 
De  Mamiel  Gustave  H.,  salesman  J.   W.   DavidBon  & 

Co.,  r.  206  Fifth 
Demangeon  August,  mirror  maker,  r.  1917  Mason 
Demangeon  August  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  1917  Mason 
De  Manuel  G.,  r.  836  Broadway 
Demarais  M.,  fireman  Golden  Age  Mills 
Demarci  Julius  N..  poultry  dealer,  r.  222  Stevenson 
Demaria  John,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Demaria  Luigi,  vegetables,  76  Colombo  Market,  r.  cor 

Filbert  and  Franklin 
De  Marten  Charles,  clerk  Louis  Lavaginno,  r.  24  How- 
ard Court 
Demartini  Alessandro,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broad- 
way 
Demartini  Antone,  fruits  and  vegetables,   558  Twen- 
tieth 
De  Martini  Antonio,  groceries  and  vegetables,  NE  cor 

Dupont  and  Green,  r.  512  Green 
De  Martini  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  14  Union  PI 
Demartini  August,  boatbuilder,  5  Vallejo,  r.  318  Bdwy 


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DEM 


De  Martini  Bartolomeo,  laborer,  r.  5  Gaven 
Deniartini  Felippo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
De  Martini  Frank,  bootblack,  226   Montgomery,  r.  13 

Pollard  PI 
Deniartini  G.,  dishwasher  F.  Lucchetti,  519  Davis 
Demartini  Gerolaiuo,  vegetables,  47  Colombo  Market 
De  Martini  Giovanni,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 
Demartini  Giovanni,  "bootblack,   527  Kearny,  r.  1112 

Kearny 
Demartini   Giovanni,     boot    and    shoemaker,    229 J^ 

Montgomery  Av,  r.  14  Union  PI 
Demartini  Giovanni,  vegetables,  14  Colombo  Market 
Demartini  Giuseppe,  vegetables,  42  Colombo  Market 
De  Martini  Giuseppe,  laborer,  r.  12  Union  PI 
Demartini  Giuseppe,  laborer,  r.  327  Broadway,  rear 
De  Martini  Giuseppe,  liquor  saloon,  1229  Dupout,  r. 

1112  Kearny 
Demartini  JJ  &  Co.  (John  Demartini  and  David  Bada- 

racco)  wood  and  coal,  531  Pine 
Demartini  James,  r.  423}^  Broadway,  rear 
Demartini  John  (J.  Demartini  &  Co.)  r.  19^  Lafayette 

PI 
Demartini   John    (Levaggi,    Barbieri    &    Co.)    r.   303 

Fourth 
De  Martini  John,  clerk  John  F.  Fugazi,  r.  516  Filbert 
De  Martini  John,  clerk  Antonio   Franc,  r.  1503  Fill- 
more 
Demartini  John,  laborer,  r.  327  Broadway,  rear 
Demartini  Joseph,  r.  738  Vallejo 
De  Martini  Joseph,  r.  1503  Fillmore 
De  Mnrtini  Joseph,  vegetable  garden,  E  s  Church,  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Demartini  L.  &  Co.  (Louis   Demartini   and   Bartolo^- 

meo  Ceilo)  manufacturers  candy.  211  Post 
Demartini  Louis  (L.  Demartini  &  Co.)  r.  516  Filbert 
Demartini  Luigi,  bootblack,  341  Bush,  r.  420  Broad- 
way 
Demartini  Natale,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Demartini  Nick,  bootblack  J.  Reese,  r.  Hinckley 
De  Martini  Pablo,  r.  11  Baunam  PI 
De  Martini  Pablo,  laborer,  r.  17  Sonora 
De  Martini  Pablo,  laborer,  r.  511  Green,  rear 
De  Martini  Pablo,  liquor  saloon,  1337  Dupont,  rear 
Demartini  Paolo,  bootblack,  208  Bush 
De  Martini  Paolo,  laborer,  r.  1618  Stockton,  rear 
Demartini  Paolo,  vegetables,  49  Colombo  Market 
Demartini  Paul,  porter  Adam  Grimm,  r.  29  Pinkney  PI 
De  Martini  Peter,  r.  4  Bartol 
Demartini  Philip,   bartender  J.  W.  Mahon,  r.  9  Me- 

dau  PI 
De  Martini  Rosa  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1403  Dupont 
De  Martini  Rosa,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  17  Sonora 
De  Martini  Stefano.  bootblack,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 
De  Martini  Victor,  bootblack,  r.  517  Union 
De  Masini   Telespliorus   Rev.,  S.  J.,  profes- 
sor St.  Ignatius  College,  214  Hayes 
De  Masserano  Ramon,  cook,  r.  410  Broadway 
Dematci  Agostino,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Dematei  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Dematio  Louis,  scavenger,  r.  4  Bartol 
Dematio  Peter,  scavenger,  r.  4  Bartol 
De  Mauri  Marshal,  fireman,  r.  1120  Montgomery 
De  Mazatlan  Puerto,  laundress,  r.  17  Scott  PI 
De  Melder  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  568  Bryant 
Demelle  George,  salesman,  r.  326  Jessie 
Dement  Edward  D.,  reporter  Morning  Call,  r.   319 

Bush 
Demeree  George  F.,  team.ster  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  10  Carlos  PI 
Demerest  Frank,  bookkeeper  John   Mcllwain,  r.  922 

Howard 
Demerest  James  H.,  collector  George  B.  Knowles  & 

Son,  r.  1078  Broadway 
S^Demerest.    See  Demorest 

Demerltt  Hayden  L.,  civil  engiaeer,  67  Cal.  Market 
Demers  A.,  r.  S  s  Eighteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Guer- 
rero 
Deniers- Eusebe  (Demers  i^-  Eisner)  r.  1751  Howard 
Demers  L.  Hector,  confectioner,  1214   Market,  r.  cor 

Eighteenth  and  Valencia 
Demers  A:  Eisner  (Eusebe  Demers  and  Pbilip  Eisner) 

stoves  and  tinware.  331  Fourth 
Demetrick   Henry,   laborer,   r.  NW  cor    Bryant   and 

Eighth 
Demetrio  .\bberigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
De  Meyer  Ellen,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  27  Vi  Fourth 
De  Michelli  Domingo,  teamster,  r.  618  Broadway,  rear 
De  Michelli  Giovanni,  vegetables,  1  Colombo  Market 
De  Michelli  Giuseppe,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 
Broadway 


De  Michelli  Micheli,  vegetables,  51  Colombo  Market, 
r.  S  s  California,  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 

De  Mill  E.  G.,  shirt  mnfr,  104  Kearny 

De  Mill  Peter  E.,  foreman  meter  shop  Central  Gas 
Co.,r.  Grand  Hotel 

De  Mille  George  N.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  807  Leav- 
enworth 

Deming  Edward  O.  (Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.)  r.  716 
Ellis 

Deming  Halleck  V.  (Martenstein  &  Deming)  r.  714 
Ellis 

Deming  Horace,  r.  714  Ellis 

Deming  Horace  A.,agent  E.Butterick  &  Go's  patterns. 
124  Post,  r.  612  Hyde 

Deming  Jay  (R.  D.  Hume  &  Co.)  r.  518  Geary 

Deming  Joseph  G.  (Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.)  r.  Los  An- 
geles 

Deming',  Palmer  &  Co.  (Edward  O.  Deming, 
Jacob  Palmer  and  Joseph  G.  Deming;  proptrs 
Capitol  Mills,  S.  F.  and  Capitol  Mills,  Los.  Ange- 
les, office  202-204  Davis 

Deming  Peter,  Mastermarlners'  Ben.  Assu,  413  Sut- 
ter 

Demlea  Michael,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Amador,  r. 
360  Clementina 

Demmick  Henry,  ironmolder,  r.  112  }<.  Park  Av 

Demmou  Samuel  B.,  billposter  T.  N.  Dunphy  &  Co. 

Demokrat  California  (daily  and  weekly)  Fr. 
Hess  &  Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  409-413 
Bush 

De  Mont  Charles,  r.  790  Folsom 

Demorest  Isaac,  mastermariner,  r.  804  Geary 

Demorest  James,  carriagepaiuter,  r.  33  Eddy 

Demorest's  Patterns,  Samuel  Hill  agent,  634 
Market 

1^"  Demorest.     See  Demerest 

De  Mott  Catherine  L.,  widow,  r.  1223  Filbert 

De  Mott  Eugene,  r.  506  Fourth 

De  Mott  Josephine  Mrs.,  r.  122  Taylor 

Demozionio  Luigl,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Dempsey  Andrew  H.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  725 
Harrison 

Dempsey  Bernard,  hostler  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  51  Louisa 

Dempsey  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  SE  cor  Alabama  and 
Twenty-sixth 

Dempsey  Edward,  clerk  Zimmermanu,  Strouse  &  Co., 
r.  925  Bryant 

Dempsey  Frank,  r.  33  Eddy 

Dempsey  James,  marine  diver,  r.  S  8  Army,  bet  San- 
chez and  Church 

Dempsey  Jeremiah,  marbleworks,  1069  Market 

Dempsey  Johannah,  domestic  1970  Washington 

Dempsey  John,  gardener,  r.  422  Fulton,  rear 

Dempsey  John,  laborer,  r.  3}i  Elizabeth 

Dempsey  John,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Dempsey  John,  miner,  r.  925  Bryant 

Dempsey  John,  shoemaker,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  K  and 
L,  South  S.  F. 

Dempsey  M.,  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Dempsey  Maria,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  925 
Bryant 

Dempsey  Michael,  laborer,  r.  25  Natoma 

Dempsey  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  Bartlett,  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Dempsey  Michael  F.,  cooper,  r.  120  Park  Av 

Dempsey  Minnie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Alaba- 
ma and  Twenty-sixth 

Dempsey  Moses,  teamster,  r.  54  Clementina 

Dempsey  Patrick,  bakery,  W  s  Twenty-third,  bet  York 
and  Bryant 

Dempsey  Patrick,  dairy,  r.  Bryant  Av,  bet  Twentieth 
and  Butte 

Dempsey  Patrick,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 

Dempsey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  140 Ji  Freelon 

Dempsey  Patrick,  tinsmith,  r.  925  Bryant 

Dempsey  Peter,  cook.  r.  925  Bryant 

Demi^sey  Peter,  sawyer,  r.  762  Brannan 

Dempsey  Robert,  painter,  r.  .■>28  Pine 

Dempsey  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  K  and 
L,  South  S.  F. 

Dempsey  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  66  Jessie 

Dempsey  Thomas  H.  J.,  teamster,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet 
K  and  L.,  South  S.  F. 

Dempster  Alexander,  woolgrader,  r.  148  Fifth 

Dempster  Brother8(Clancey  R.  and  Louis  R.) printers, 
9  Bond 

Dempster  Clancey  J.  (Dempster  &  Keys)  r.  36  Glen 
Park  Av 

Dempster  Clancey  R.  (Dempster  Brothers)  r.  36  Glen 
Park  Av 


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DEM 


334 


DEN 


Dempster  Daniel  R.,  bookkeeper  Dempster  &  Keys,  r. 

36  Glen  Park  Av 
Dempster  Louis  R.  (Dempster  Brothers)  r.  3G  Glen 

Park  Ay 
Dempster  Mlleu  Ross,  clerk  Dempster  &  Keys,  r.  36 

Glen  Park  Av 
Dempster  &  Keys  (Clancey  J.  Dempster  and   Gil- 
bert   S.  Keys)    shipping    and    commission   mer- 
chants,20'2  Market,  room  i 
De  Mulford  J.  M.,  upholsterer,  r.  1068  Ho-ward 
Denahy  Jeremiah   (Callaghan  &  Denahy)  r.  6  Rausch 
Denahy  Jeremiah,  saloon  keeper,  r.  221  Sixth 
Denahy  Matthew,  laborer,  r.W  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra 

and  Shasta 
8^"  Denahy.     See  Denehy  and  Danahy 
Denanny  John,  salesman  Doane  &  Henshelwood,  r.417 

Powell 
Denault  Amable,  shoemaker,  r.  48  Louisa 
Denaveaux  Martin  (Denaveaux  &  Maison)  r.  1813  Pine 
Denaveaux   k  Maison  (Martin  Denaveaux  and  Henry 
A.  Maison)  importers  wines  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Jackson  and  Sansome 
Deubar  D.  E.,  student,  r.  323  Taylor 
Denbar  Elmira,  widow,  r.  323  Taylor 
Deuce  John,  laborer,  r.  12  Hunt 
Dencks  Jane,  widow,  teacher  music  and  languages,  r. 

106  Minna 
Denechaud  Dolores  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  108  Eighth 
Denechaud  John  Jr.,  cook,  r.  548  H  Natoma 
Denechaud   John   Sr.,   artificial  flowermaker,  r.   108 

Eighth 
Deuegri  Agostino,  macaronimaker,  r.  558  Mission 
Denegri  Angelo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Denegri  G.  B.,  crockery  and  glassware,  1245  Folsom 
Deuegri  Giovanni  B.,  bartender,  r.  5  Grand  PI 
Denegri  Manuel,  r.  1108  Paciiic 
Denegri  Miguel,  pressman  A.  Chaigneau  &  Co.,  r.  1108 

Pacific 
Denehy  Cornelius, hostler  Central  RR.,r.316  Laurel  Av 
Denehy  Cornelius,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Denehy  Dennis,  clerk  D.  M.  Moran,  r.  14Boardman  PI 
Denehy    Dennis,    teamster    Dunn    &    Blucher,  r.  12 

Scott  PI 
Denehy  James  (A.  Anstett  k  Co.)  r.  724  Green 
Denehy  Johu,  laborer,  r.  26  Natoma 
Denehy  Julia,  domestic  1419  Van  Ness  Av 
Denehy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  N  8  Lake,  bet  Twentieth 

and  Twenty-first  Avs 
Denehy  Patrick,  clerk,  r.  69  Natoma 
B^  Deneliy.     See  Danahy  and  Denahy 
Denely  James  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  1112  Hyde 
Denervaud  Calixte,  clerk  Alfred  Borel  &  Co.,  r.  1121 

Sutter 
De  Neuf  Emil,  architect,  r.  607  Stockton 
Deneve   Gustav  J.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  E  s  Noe, 

bet  Liberty  and  Twenty-first 
Deney  Arnaiid,  lonimission  broker,r.  803  Montgomery 
Danger  Nicolaus,  longshoreman,  r.  3  Crook 
Dengler  Annie,  domestic  1528  Sutter 
Dengler  Philip,  butcher,  233  Third,  r.  229  Third 
Dengler  William,  cubiuetu;aker,  r.  701  Mission 
Denhalter  Catherine,  r.  1005  Sutter 
Denhard  Johu,  porkpacker  and  butcher,  SE  cor  Ninth 

and  Howard,  r.  214  Ninth 
Deniau  Paul,  secondhand  furniture,  436  Broadway 
Denicke  Ernst  A.  (Schnabel  &  Dcuicke)  r.  815  Turk 
Denicke  Frederick,  physician,  office  539  California,  r. 

815  Turk 
Denicke  Hugo   L.,   clerk  AV.  Haker  &  Hinz,   r.  569J<$ 

Miuna 
BEF"  Denicke.     See  Denike 
Denig  Louisa   M.  Mrs.,   proptr  The  Cottage,  SW  cor 

Broderick  and  Grove 
Deuigan  Frank,  laborer,  r.  55  Shipley 
Denigan  Thomas  (Christy  &  Wise)  r.  1323  Clay 
Denike  Albeit  K.,  pianctuner,  r.  1206  Broadway 
Denike  Thomas  S.,  driver  City  ER.,  r.  1323  Minna 
Denike  Van   Alstyne,   butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M 

and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Denike   William  H.,  driver,  r.   SE  cor  Lombard  and 

Webster 
eS^  Denike.     See  Denicke 

Denin  Daniel,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  252  Third 
Denio  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory 
Denis    Napoleon,   porter  B.   Nathan   &  Co.,  r.  251?.i 

Clenientina 
Denis  Vincente,  messenger  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  r.  1413 

Sacramento 
t^  Denis.     See  Dennis 
Denkel  Dietrich,  haruessmaker,  r.  18  First 


Denkemaer  Frederick,  fringemaker,  r.  1001  Folsom 
Denker  Charles,  stevedore,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Denker  Hermann,  tailor,  r.  1412  Powell 
Denker  Sebern  (Denker  &  Smith)  r.  843  Howard 
Denker  Stephen,  housesmith,  r.  843  Howard 
Denker  &  Smith  (Sebern  Denker  and  Frederick  Smith) 

cigars  and  tobacco,  29  Foujth 
Denman  Grammar  School,  James  Denman  principal, 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Taylor 
Denman  James,  principal  Denman  Grammar  School, 

r.  1935  liruadway 
Denman  Rodney,  r.  221  Pacific 
Denn  John,  deputy  Superintendent  Streets,  r.    668 

Harrison 
Denu  Morris,  boarding  and  lodging,  1317  Sansome 
Denna  Peter,  r.  8  Heron 

Denuan  Bernard  C.  (Deunan  &  Haley)  r.  516  Second 
Dennan   James,   blacksmith,  r.   NW  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Church 
Denuan  Joseph  P.,  compositor,  r.  NW  cor  Church  and 

Seventeenth 
Denuau  Patrick,  sexton  Mission  Dolores  Church,  r. 

NW  cor  Church  and  Seventeenth 
Dennan  &  Haley  (Bernard  C.  Denuau   and  Bartlett  B. 

Haley)  liquor  saloon,  516  Second 
Deiiiiery    Leon    L. ,     secretary    French    Mutual 
Biiilding  and  Loan  Association,  Pacific  Building 
and  Loan   Association,   and  Union  Loan  Associa- 
tion, 729  Montgomery,  room  4,  r.  2621  Clay 
Dennin  Bartholomew,  stonecutter,  r.  209  Jessie 
Denning  Fannie  B.  Miss,  dressmaker,  956  Mission 
Denning  Frauk  J.,  superintendent  American  Salt  Co., 

r.  956  Mission 
Denning  Maria,  widow,  r.  956  Mission 
Denning  Sadie  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  956  Mission 
Denniuger-Charles  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  626  Grove 
Dennis  A.  L.,  carrier  Alta  California,  r.  918  Jackson 
Dennis  Andrew,  coachman,  r.  1609  Pacific,  rear 
Dennis  Brothers  (Joseph  and  James)  grocers,  SW  cor 

Baker  and  Sutter 
Dennis  Charles  T.,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r. 

1819  Polk 
Dennis  Esther  H.,  widow,  r.  1761  Howard 
Dennis  George  W.,  porter  Recorder's    Office,  r.  906 

Jackson 
Dennis  George  W.  Jr.,  collector  Philip,  Speyer  &  Co., 

r.  906  JacKson 
Dennis  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Dennis  James  (Dennis  Brothers)  r.  SW  cor  Baker  and 

Sutter 
Dennis  James  C,  butler,  r.  906  Jackson 
Dennis  John,  house  painter,  r.  320  Jessie 
Dennis  John  R.,  stonecutter,  r.  367  Eleventh 
Dennis  Joseph  (Dennis  Brothers)    r.   SW   cor  Baker 

and  Sutter 
Dennis  Juniiis,  bootblack,  r.  617  Mission 
Dennis  L.  M.  Miss,  copyist  U.  S.   Surveyor-General's 
»      Office,  r.  1761  Howard 
Dennis  Lottie  Miss,  vestmaker,  r.  906  Jackson 
Dennis  Margaret,  widow,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 
Dennis  Michael,  fireman  S.  P.  C.  RR.   stmr   Garden 

City,  r.  916  J^  Montgomery 
Dennis  Michael  Jr.,  r.  916 J^  Montgomery 
Dennis  Peter,  watchman,  r.  804  Green. 
Dennis  Samuel,  teamster,  r.  668  Natoma 
Dennis  Samuel  "IV.,  dentist,  office  33  Kearny,  r. 

522  Eddy 
Dennis  William  E.,  hostler,  r.aOO  Jackson 
Deunison  Alexander,  barber,  r.  10  Scotland 
Dennison  Erasmus  B.,  examiuer  Custom  House,  r. 

820  Bush 
Dennison  Ezra  F.,  r.  N  s  Fourteenth,  bet  Howard  and 

Folsom 
Dennison  Hannah,  widow,  r.  S  s  Francisco,  bet  Lar- 

kin  and  Polk 
Dennison  James,  warehouseman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Dennison  John,  painter,  r.  320  Jessie 
Dennison  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  1403  Mason 
Deunison  Thomas,  bootftnisher,r.  S  s  Parker,  bet  Cal- 
ifornia Av  and  Columbia  PI,  B.  H. 
Dennison  William,  farmer,  r.  Ocean  House  Road,  nr 

Lake  Merced 
Dennison  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Dennison  William,  laborer,  r.  156  Clara 
Dennison  William  E.,  bookkeeper  Hulme  &  Hart,  r. 

122  Fourteenth 
Denniston  Edward  G.,  proprietor  S.  F.  PlaUng 

Works,  653-655  Mission,  r.  2112  Mission 
Denniston  Isaac  V.,  silverplater,   and   foreman  Hose 
No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  662  Seventeenth 


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Dennlston  John  F.,  clerk  J.  H.  Connor  &  Co.,  r.  528 

Third 
Denniston  Josefa  G.,  widow,  r.  216  Dolores 
Denniston  Mary,  widow,  forewoman  M.  Banner  &  Co., 

r.  1403  Mason 
Denno  Amable,  shoemaker,  r.  48  Louisa 
Denno  Elizabeth  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  93.5  Folsom 

Denny ,  master  mariner,  r.  910  Lyon 

Denny  Ann,  widow,  lodgings,  305  Fifth 
Denny  Daniel,  r.  .'561  Stevenson 
Denny  Davis,  r.  1(508  West  Mission 
Denny  Edward  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1112  Shotwell 
Denny  KcHvard  <&  Co.   (estate  of  Edward  Denny) 
wholesale  and   retail   st.Ttioners,   drawing  paper 
and  materials,  418  Montgomery 
Denny  G.  J.,  artist,  408  California,  room  19 
Dennv  Horace,  salesman  Edward  Denny  &  Co.,  r.  1112 

Shotwell 
Denny  John,  laborer,  r.  32  Stanford 
Denny  John,  ship  carpenter,  r.  11  Rausch 
Denny  John  W.,  painter,  409  Leavenworth 
Denny  Nora  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  442  Jessie 
Denny  Thomas,  fireman  stmr  Reform,  r.  32  Stanford 
Denny  Timothy,  shipcarpenti-r,  r.  465  Minna 
Denny  William,  carpenter,  r.  465  Minna 
De  Noon  Rcjbert  P.,  mining  superintendent,  r.   410 

Jones 
De  Norval  Emanuel,  longshoreman,  r.  .322  Vallejo,  rear 
Densmore  Gilbert  B.,  editor  Morning  Call,  r.  1224  Bush 
Densmore  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  208  Stevenson, 

r.  213  Eddy 
8^  Densmore.     See  Dinsmore 
Dent  Elizabeth,  shoetitter,  r.  17  Heron 
Dent  George  W.,  U.  S.  Appraiser,  office  U.  S.  Apprais- 
ers' Bldg,  second  floor,  room  29,  r.  1.53  Octavia 
Dent  John  J.,  cooper,  r.  17  Heron 
Dent  Lizzie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  17  Heron 
Dent  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  17  Heron 
Dent  William,  coQper,  r.  17  Heron 
Dent  W.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  155  Octavia 
Dental  Department  University  California, 

Samuel  W.  Dennis  dean,  33  Kearny 
Dentler  Alice,  widow,  r.  126)<^  Silver 
Dentier  E<l-«vard  F.,  dentist,  office  205  Montgom- 
ery Av,  r.  126  J^  Silver 
Dentler  J.  Henry,  conductor  N.B.  and  M.RE.,  r.l26}^ 

Silver 
Dentz  Charles,  machinist,  and  boarding  and  lodging, 

.536  Mission 
Dentz  George,  machinist,  and  boarding,  537   Mission 
Dentz  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Denver  Mary  W.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  320  Turk 
Denvir  William,  carpenter,  r.  426  Castro 
Denzler  Jai-ob,  beerbottler,  5  Cedar  Av 
Deodato  Antonio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Depaoli  Giovanni,  vegetables,  48  Colombo  Market 
De  Pas  Charles  B.,  collector,  7  Montgomery  Av,  room 

14 
De  Pass  James  M.,  stock  and  money  broker,  14  Steven- 
son Bldg,  r.  810  Mipsiou 
Depee  Cornelia,  widow,  r.  29  Bernard 
Depee  Rosanna,  cigarmaker,  r.  29  Bernard 
Deptteis  Louis,  dishwasher,  r.  E  s  Thirteenth,  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Depew  Charles,  carpenter  Jason  Springer  &  Co.,  r.  SW 

car  Thirtieth  and  Warren 
Depierre   Emile,  draftsman   William   Mooser,  r.  1160 

Market 
D^plerris  H.  A.,  physician,  office  and  r.323  Montgom- 
ery Av 
Depot  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  1725  Leavenworth 
Deppe   Bernbard,    cabinetmaker    Andrew    Frei,   and 

bakery ,  707  Brannan 
Deppe  Charles,  bartender  August   Finneu,  r.  SW  cor 

Fourth  and  Minna 
Deppe  Harry  .\.,  bartender,  r.  1115  Howard 
Deppe  Louis,  gardener,  r.  8  8  Wayland,  nr  Hamilton 
Deppen  .\nna  Miss,  saleslady  Mrs.  D.  Deppen,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Deppen  D.  Mrs.,  embroidery  articles,  1108  Market,  r. 

Alameda 
De  Prati  I^nest,  traveling  salesmam  Carroll,  Abrams 

&  Carroll,  r.  K  s  San  Jose  Av,  nr  Tweuty-si.xth 
De  Prefontainc  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  727  Geary 
De  Prefontaine  Jean  J.  R.,  musician,  r.  1523!^  Slarket 
De  Prefontaine    Joseph,  clerk   Thomas   Sullivan,   r. 

15'23}^  Market 
Deprette  August  J.,  nursery,  Guerrero,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty -fourth,  r.  229  Fair  Oaks 
Deprit  Michel,  waiter,  r.  514  Bush 


De  Puy  Anson,  medical  student,  r.  324  Chestnut 
Depuy  Annie  M.  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  112  Welsh 
Depuy  Stilman  F.,  carpenter,  r.  112  Welsh 
Depuy  Sylvanus  H.,  hay  and  grain,  209  Tenth,  r.  213 

Tenth 
Deragna  B.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Deragna  M.,  Aiistrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Deramble  Louis,  cutler,  r.  605  Broadway 
De  Ramirez  C.  F.,  r.  1222  Leavenworth 
Derbaum  John  C.  house  and  sign  painter,  819  Mar- 
ket, r.  414  Sixth 
Derbec  Blue  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Nevada   Co.,  Cal.) 

Theodore  Welzel  secretary,  .522  Montgomery 
Derbec  Etienne,  president  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco Publishing  Co.,  536  Clay,  r.  Gailhard  Hotel 
Derbishir  W.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Derby  B.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1526  Mission 
Derby  Bella  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  1610  Polk 
Derby  Chancellor,  wholesale  butcher,   r.  2012   Pacific 

Av 
Derby  Charles,  clerk  Zimmermann,  Strouse  &  Co.,  r. 

2012  Pacific  Av 
Derby  Charles,  photograph  gallery,  34  Third 
Derby  Charles  W.  (C.  W.  Derby  &  Co.)  r.  225  Fourth 
Derby  C.  W.  &  Co.  (Charles  W.  Derby  and  Firman  B. 

Voorhies)  dairy  produce,  8  Grand  Floral  Market 
Derby  Edward   M.,  lumber,   office  226  Clay,  r.  Fruit 

Vale 
Derby  Frank,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Derby  George  B.,  teamster,  r.  1608  Polk 
Derby  J.  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  75  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Derby  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)  W.  E.  Dean  secre- 

tary,  79  Nevada  Block 
Derby  Patrick  T.,  laborer,  r.  6  Frederick 
Derby  Richard,  bookkeeper  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Derby  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  234  Sixth 
Derby   Thomas,  merchant,  office  320  Sansome,  room 

22,  r.  Oakland 
Derby  William,  plumber,  r.  1219  Polk 
Derby  William,  teamster,  r.  1610  Polk 
B5^  Derby.     See  Darbey 
De  Remee  Axel,  bookkeeper,  r.  1206  Howard 
Derenne  Alphonse  D.,  carrier  The  Guide,  r.  2 Maiden 

Lane,  off  Vallejo 
Derham  Bartholomew,  clerk,  r.  1109  Pacific 
Derham  Bartholomew  Jr.,  bookkeei)er,  r.  1109  Pacific 
Derham  James,  r.  1  Kimball  PI 
Derham  James,  porter,  and  foreman  Hose  No.  4  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  906  Clay 
Derham  John  F.,  harnessmaker,  1715  Polk,  r.  1109  Pa- 
cific 
Derham  John  F.,  liquor  saloon,  638  Broadway,  and 
extraman  Hook   and  Ijadder  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 
625  Broadway 
Derham  Josejjh  E.,  cigarmaker,  r.  1109  Pacific 
Derham  Oliver  J.,  compositor,  r.  1109  Pacific 
Derham  P.itrick  J.,  miner,  r.  321  Golden  Gate  Av 
Derham  Terrence,  teamster,  r.   NW  cor.  Eighth  and 

Brannan 
Derham  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  31  Linden  Av 
Derham   William,   shipping  clerk  A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co. 

and  extraman  Hose  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  906  Clay 
Derham  William  A.,  harnessmaker,  r.  1109  Pacific 
H^Derham.     See  Durham 
Deri  Lorenzo,  porter,  r.  527  Clay 
Dericco  Carlo  E.  (Dericco  &  Co.)  r.  416  Pacific 
Dericco  &  Co.  (Carlo  E.  Dericco   and  Antonio  Pasqui- 

ni)  proptrs  Milauo  Hotel,  416  Pacific 
Dcring  Gustavus,  yardman  Palace  Hotel 
D'Erlach  Arnold,  mechanical  engineer  and  draftsman 

Ri.*don  I.  and  L.  Works,  v.  1109  Twentieth 
Derlien  John,  r.  312  Chestnut 
Dermody  James,  laborer,  r.  416  J^  Natoma 
Dermoily  James  P.,  watchman  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
Dermody  James  W.,  bookkeeper,  r.   1213  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Dermody  John  W.,  clerk,  r.  1213  Golden  Gate  Av 
Dermody  Michael,  r.  SW  cor  Franklin  and  Elm  Av 
Dermody  Miihail,  laborer,  r.  127  Shipley 
Dermody  Warren  E.,  boxmaker,  r.   1213  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Dirmott  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  127  Kearny 
ttJ?~Dermott.     See  MacDermott  and  McDermott 
Dern  John,  clerk,  r.  655  Washington 
Dernham  Albert,  salesman  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  Lick 

House 
Dernin  Henry,  laborer,  r.  152  Clara 
De  Ro  Marian,  widow,  r.  307  Van  Ntss  Av 


CABINET  WOODS  and  VENEERS,  133  spear  st.  JOHN  WIGMOEE 


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De  Rocha  Antonio  F.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 

510  Bush 
Derognat  P..  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co..  r.  615 

Pine 
De  Rome  Catherine  A.,  widow,  r.  118  Silver 
De  Rome  Louis,  molder,  r.  118  Silver 
De  Rome  Wilfred,  molder,  r.  118  Silver 
De  Roos  Leon,  traveling  salesman  Buyer  &  Reich,  r. 

40!^  Geary 
De  Roza  Jose  F.,  steamboatman.  r.  315  Drumm 
Derre  August,  mining  superintendent,  r.  418  Vallejo 
Derrick     Margaret   L.    Mrs.,  janitre.ss    Girls'    High 

School,  r.  705  H/de 
Derrick  Michael  L.,  machinist,  r.  705  Hyde 
Derry  John  L.,  laborer,  r.  344  Fifth 
Derry  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1019  Market,  rear 
Deruna  Elizabeth  A.,  widow,  r.  52  Second 
Dervin  Edward,  laborer  Metropolitan  Foundry 
De  Sabla  Eugene,  commission  merchant  and  im- 
porter and  agent  Boker's  Bitters,  and  consul  Peru, 
40   California,  room  3,  r.  1216  Hyde 
Deeagneaux  Dominick,  laborer  French  Hospital,  Bry- 
ant, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
De  Santa  Coloma  Y.,  porter,  r.  1028  Market 
De  Santi  F.  G.,  r.  522  Post 
Desarraaud  John,  r.  605  Broadway 
De  Sautell  Nelson,  shoemaker,  r.  333  J^  Fourth 
De  Sautell  Nelson  Mrs.,  varieties,  333}^  Fourth 
De  Saxeira  Joiio  I.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Desban  Alfred,  candymaker,  r.  7  Quincy  PI 
Desbarats  John,  butcher,  r.  815  Stockton 
Desbeck  John  (Roche  &  Desbeck)  attorney  at  law,  30- 

32  Montgomery  Block,  r.  807  Franklin 
Desbeck  Samuel,  lithographer,  r.  807  Franklin 
Descalso  James  R.,  packer  J.  G.  Montealegre,  r.  1920 

Howard 
Descalso  Luke  M.,  foreman  Castle  Bros.  &  Loupe,  r. 

1920  Howard 
Descalso  Peter  C,  shiijping  clerk    Castle   Bros.    & 

Loupe,  r.  1920  Howard 
Deschauer  Ed.,  r.  809  Harrison 
Deschler  Joseph,  bartender,  r.  545  Minna 
Deschwanden  Anton,  milkman,  r.  F, bet  Seventeenth 

and  Eighteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Deschwanden  Fritz,  milkman,  r.  F,  bet  Seventeenth 

and  Eighteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Descourzette  John,  laundryman,  r.  2923  California 
Desebrock  Dora,  widow,  r.  428  Brannan 
Desenfant  Augusta,  widow,  r.  1206  Stockton 
Desenfant  Paul  J.    (Cardinet    &   Desenfaut)    r.   1200 

Stockton 
Deservitch  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  32  Steuart 
Desiderio  Vincenzo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
De  Silva  Antonio  P.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 

510  Bush 
De  Silva  Francisco  G.,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 
De  Silveira  Jose  A.,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 
Desimone  Brothers   (Turi  and  Dominick)  fruits,  702 

Valencia 
Desimone  Dominick  (Desimone  Brothers)  r.  702  Val- 
encia ♦ 
Desimone  Felix,  fruits  and  produce,  1105}^  Howard 
Desimone  Turi  (Desimone  Brothers)  r.  702  Valencia 
Desirello  Dominico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
De  Size  Anthooy  J.,    house    painter,    r.    1    Howard 

Court 
Desmond  A.  Mrs.,  housekeeper  916  Leavenworth 
Desmond  Andrew,   gardener,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty-first 
Desmond   Ann,   widow,  r.   SE  cor  Columbia  PI  and 

Rutledge  Av,  B.  fl. 
Desmond  Catherine,  r.  280  Minna 
Desmond  Cornelius,  deckhand  C.  P.  RB.  stmr  Modoc, 

r.  26  J^  Tehama 
Desmond  Cornelius,  hatter,  r.  l.')20  Folsom 
Desmond  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  2612  Bush 
Desmond  Daniel,  driver  John  L.  Begley,  r.  Capp,  nr 

Seventeenth 
Desmond  Daniel,  groceries  and  liquors,  4.55  Clemen- 
tina 
Desmond  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  445  Stevenson 
Desmond    Dennis,   laborer,   r.   NE   cor    Illinois  and 

Shasta 
Desmond  Edward,  boatman,  Meiggs'  Wliarf 
Desmond  Ellen,  groceries  and  liquors,  318  Vallejo 
Desmond  Ellen,  widow,  laundry,  19  Tehama 
Desmond   Felix  P.,  carriage   painter,   and  extraman 

Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  428  Vallejo 
Desmond  Hannah,  fursewer,  r.  120  William 


Desmond  Humphrey  J.,   carriage  painter,   r.  1509)4 

Market 
Desmond  James,  laborer,  r.  216  Seventeenth 
Desmond  Jeremiah,  cabinetmaker,  r.  444  Sixth 
Desmond  Jeremiah  J.  (J.J.  Desmond  &  Sons)  r.  628 

Jessie 
Desmond  J.  J.  &  Sons  (Jeremiah  J.,  Patrick  H.  and 

William  J.)  insurance  brokers,  322-324  California 
Desmond  John,  r.  455  Clementina 
Desmond    John,  boatman  Vallejo   St.  Wharf,  r.  406 

Vallejo 
Desmond  John,  butcher,  r.  2113  Mission 
Desmond  John,  clerk  Harry  M.  Heineman,  r.  21  Gar- 
den 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  r.  12  Miller  PI,  rear 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  r.  323  Clementina 
Desmond  John,  roofer,  r.  615  Fourth 
Desmond  John,  watchman  Central  RR.  Go's  stables, 

r.  Ill  Clinton 
Desmond  John  B.,  salesman  Moore  &  Murphy,  r.  19 

Langton 
Desmond  John  D.,  salesman  J,  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r,  11 

Guerrero 
Desmond  Lizzie,  dressmaker,  r.  120  William 
Desmond  Mamie  Miss,  compositor,  r.  120  William 
Desmond  Mary,  widow,  r.  17113^  Clay,  rear 
Desmond  Michael,  gardener,  r.  1016  Clay 
Desmond  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  120  William 
Desmond  Patrick,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Desmond  Patrick  H.    (J.  J.  Desmond  k  Sons)  and 

compositor  Examiner,  r.  628  Jessie 
Desmond  Thomas,  carriagemaker,  r.  538  Folsom 
Desmond  Timothy  J.,  butcher,  r.  120  William 
Desmond  Timothy  J.,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc, 

r.  Oakland 
Desmond  William,  cabinetmaker,  r.  21  Garden 
Desmond  William,  helper  Potrero  Station,  S.  F.  Gas 

Light  Co.,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Desmond  William  Jr.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  21  Garden 
Desmond  William  J.  (J.  J.  Desmond  &  Sons)   r.  628 

Jessie 
Desneufbourgs    Leopold,  teacher    languages,    r.  520 

O'Farrell,  rear 
Desney  Mrs.,  w'idow,  housekeeper  cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Alabama 
DeSoUa  Abraham  M.,  machinist,  r.  1211  Powell 
De  Solla  Esther,  widow,  r.  1414  Powell 
De  Solla  Isaac,  bartender,  r.  1024  Stockton 
Desoto  Alkali  Co.    (of  England)   Harrison   &   Co. 

agents,  308  Pine 
De  Suto  Salvador;  professor  ancient  and  modern  lan- 
guages University  City  College,  119  Haight 
De  Souza  Antonio  P.,  Portuguese  Pro.  aad  Ben.  Soc, 

510  Bush 
De  Souza  Jose,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  610 

Bush 
De  Souza  Manuel  F.,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 
De  Sparr  Eugene,  barber,  r.  23  Moss 
Despoix  Frank,  gardener,  r.  1318  Pacific 
Desprez  Armaud  C,  r.  332  Shipley 
Desprez  Ferdinand,  driver,  r.  910  Howard 
Desquoitte  Mme.,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Desrosier  Charles,  boxmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Desrosier  Charles,  upholsterer,  r.  308  Minna 
Desrosier  Heury  J.,  boxmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Desrosier  Hercules,  carpenter  Pac  Holliug  Mills 
Dessaa  John,  oiflce  406   California,  basetuentt   r.  232 

Minna 
Dessaa  William,  carpenter,  r.  807  Folsom 
Dessecker  John,  laborer,  r.  16  White's  PI 
Dessouslavy  julcs  C,  mining,  r.  1813  Pine 
Desta  Antonia,  seamstress,  r.  1628  Pacific  Av 
De  Sta  Marina  Joseph,  capitalist,  430  Montgomery,  r. 

1212  Turk 
Destampes  August,  tanner,  r.  cor  Sixth  and  Railroad 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
De  St.  George  Henry,  druggist  Abramson  &  Bacon,  r. 

717  Clay 
De  St.  Germain  Ferdinand  (Jacob  Strahle  &   Co.)  r. 

1707  J«  Stockton 
De  Stevenson  Henry  C,  miner,  r.  216  Dorland 
De  Stevenson  James,  miner,  r.  216  Dorlaml 
De  Stevenson  John  W.  S.,  miner,  r.  216  Dorland 
Desti  Celeste,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625   Broadway 
Desty  Robert,  attorney  at  law   and  compiler  Desty's 

law  citations,  611  Clay 
DeSucca  James,  iron  molder,  r.  30  Minna 
DeTavel  A. ,  veterinary  surgeon,  ofiice  and  r.  811 

Howard 
Detcovicb  Antonio,  seaman,  r.  603  East 


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Detel  WUliam,  oiler    C.  P.   RR.  stmr     Modoc,    r. 

Oakland 
Detels  Frank  S.,  butcher,  r.  110  Seventh 
Detels  Henry  D.   (J.  F.  G.  Eggers  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Detels  Henry  M.,  type  caster,  r.  428  Brannau 
Detels  John,  photo  printer  Peters    &  Sewell,  r.  428 

Brsnnan 
Detels  ni.  6iCo.  (Martjn  Detels  and  John  A.  Bis- 
choff)    groceries  and   liquors,   SE  cor  Main  and 
Harrison 
Detels  M.  )Si  Co.  (Martin  Detels,  Nicholas   Schnei- 
der and  John  F.  Stellmann)    proptra   Anchor    sa- 
loon, 8  Sacramento 
Detels  Martin  (M.  Detels  &  Co.,  and  Detels  &  Schnei- 
der) r.  Oakland 
Detels  Martin  Jr.,  bookkeeper  John  Ziegenbeln  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Detels  William,  harnessmaker,  r.  428  Brannan 
Detels  «&  ScHneider  (Martin  Detels  and   Nicholas 
Schneider)  wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Pacific   and 
Davis 
Deters  Frederick,  seaman  schr  Lizzie  C.  Jurgas 
Detgen  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  619  >5  East,  r.  3J<!    Crook 
Detgen  Henry  A.,  bartender,  r.  431  Stevenson,  rear 
Detit  Petri,  laborer,  r.  cor  Twenty-eighth  and  Mis- 
sion 
Detje  Martin,  driver  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  r.  13 Jg  Lafay- 
ette 
Detlefsen  Hugo,  salesman  Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co., 

r.  124  Eighth 
Detlefsen  Johanna,  domestic  lOlG  Van  Ness  Av 
Detlefsen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Detlow  T.  G.,  collector,  r.  408  Greenwich 
Detrick  E.  (E.  Detrick  &  Co.)  r.  2214  Jackson 
DetrickE.  &  Co.   (E.  Detrick  and  J.  H.  Nicholson) 
manufacturers  bags,  tents  and   awnings  and   im- 
porters bags  and  bagging  materials,  twines,   etc., 
etc.,  5-9  California  and  108-112  Market 
Detrick  WilliamjConductor  Omnibus  KK.,  r.  331  Third 
8£F"  Detrick.  See  Diedrich  and  Dietrich 
Detroit  Copper  3Iiiiin£^  Co.     (Mono   Co.,   Cal.) 

office  411  k'  California,  room  2 
DeTroost  George,  canvasser  Don  F.  Miller   &   Co.,    r. 

Oakland 
Dettelbach  Moritz,  iron  dealer,  r.  175  Clara 
Dettlef  John,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Dettmann  Ludwig  (Sanders  &  Co.)  r.  109  Webster 
Dettmar  Charles  H.,  book  and  job  printer,   408  Clay, 

r.  116  Lily  Av 
Dettmar  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  213^    Twenty-second 
Dettmar  Henry,  r.  12  Lily  Av 
Dettmar  Henry,  tailor,  404  Brannan 
Dettmer  John,  liquor  saloon,  415  Davis,   r.   1511  Tay- 
lor 
Dettner   G»orge,   proprietor  Clipper  Restaurant, 

311-313  Pacific 
Deubler  George,  barber,  701  Greenwich,  r.   1904  Ma- 
son 
Deucher  Alphonse,  liquor  saloon,  231  Second 
Deucher  Godfred  (Deucher  &  Kalben)  r.  243   Second 
Deucher  &  Kalben  (Godfred  Deucher  and   Edward  C. 

Kalben)  liquor  saloon,  243-245  Second 
Deuel  Daniel,  r.  225  Minna 
Deuprey  Elizabeth  N.,  widow,  r.  517  Bush 
Deuprey  Eugene  N.,  attorney   at  law,  214   Sansome, 

rooms  15-17,  r.  2217  Jackson 
1^"    Deuprey.     See  Dupre  and  Duprey 
Deur  Julius,  waiter  North  German  Hotel 
De  Urioste  Adolph  (Urruela  &  Urioste)  r.  916  Post 
De  Urioste  George  (Urruela  &  Urioste)  r.  916  Post 
Deusing  Titus,  salesman  Ackerman  Bros. 
DeuBther  Eva,  widow,  r.  W  s  Kansas,  bet  Himiboldt 

and  Nevada 
Deutsch  Emil,  traveler  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  713  O'Far- 

rell 
Deutsch  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  1513  Geary 
Deutsch  Isaac,  bookkeeper L.  Greenbaum&  Co.,r.  1513 

Geary 
Deutsch  Jacob,  shoemaker.  519  Hyde,  r.  1513  Geary 
Deutsch  John,  laborer,  r.  Bakers'  Home 
Deutsch  Joseph  M.,  hay,  grain,  coal,   groceries  and 
liquors,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Powell  Av,  r.SsRan- 
dall,  bet  Chenery  and  Dame 
Deutsch   Julius,   harnessmaker,  1408  Polk,   r.  1408^ 

Polk 
Deutsch   Michael,   restaurant  322-324   Bush,  r.    1315 

Larkiu 
Deutsch  Pauline,  widow,  r.  122  Olive  Av 
Deutsch  Robert  W.,  salesman  Doane  &  Henshelwood, 
r.  Russ  House 


Deutsch  Solomon,  harnessmaker,  r.  1408 ^  Polk 
DentscHer  Lloyd  Alarine  Insurance  Co.  (of 

Berlin)  Harry  W.  Syz  agent,  420-422  California 
Deutsclier  Verein,  rooms  216  Dupont 
Deuwel  Joseph,  bakery,  616  Broadway 
De  Vago  Benjamin,  r.  364  Minna 
De  Val  Jose  I.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Devalk  Henry,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bran- 
nan 
Devall  George  A.,  porter,  r.  927  Greenwich 
Devan  Patrick  F.,  porter,  r.  2742  Folsom 
Devan   Spencer  C.,   assistant   surgeon  U.   S.    Marine 

Hosj^ital 
Devaney  John  W.,  wiredrawer,  r.  235  )<j  Minna 
Devaney  Terrence,  laborer,  r.  235  J^  Minna 
Devanny  James,  porter  &S.  Newbern 
Devany  Daniel,  r.  1512  Broadway 
Devany  John,  laborer  A.  .Sutro,  r.  632  Fell 
Devany  John  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  16  Heron 
B=^  Devany.     See  Devenney 
De  Vasquez  Juana  R.,  widow,  r.  19  Scott  PI 
De  VauU  Hemy  L.,  driver  City  Transfer  Co.,  r.  1824 

Post 
De  VauU  John,  butcher,  r.  1824  Post 
Devaurs  Adolph,  steward,  r.  520  Dupont 
Devaurs  Francois,  liquor  saloon,  643  Broadway 
De  Veaux  David,  machinist,  r.  2219  Larkin 
De  Vega  J.,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 
Develin  John,  clerk,  r.  1233  Market 
e®"  Develin.     See  Devlin 
Devening  Henry  C,  physician  and  surgeon,  oflBce  and 

r.  308  Third 
Devenney  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1  Columbia  PI 
Devenney  John,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Russ  and  Natoma 
Deveny  Peter,  deputy  clerk  Justices'   Courts,  r.  116 

Leidesdorlf 
Dever  James,  deputy  Superintendent  Streets,  r.  233^ 

Clara 
Dever  Jennie,  domestic  28  Elgin  Park 
Dever  John  W.,  marblecutter,  r.  11  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Dever  Michael  J.,  teamster,  r.  11  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Dever  Rose,  widow,  r.  11  Bryant  Av,  rear 
De  Vercy  Alfred  F.  (Menu  &  De  Vercy)   r.  308  Sutter 
De  Vercy  Frederick,  r.  308  Sutter 
De  Vere  Leona,  widow,  r.  217  Third 
Devereaux  Agnes,  domestic  1716  Post 
Devereaux  Nicholas,  polisher,  r.  4  Elizabeth 
Deverell  Richard,  wood  and  cual,  NE  cor   Kearny  and 

Union,  r.  1319  Montgomery 
Deverin  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  715  Stockton 
Deverre  G.,  laborer  D.  Ghirardelli&  Sons,  411  Jackson 
Devers  Kate,  chambermaid  Clarendon  House 
Devery  John,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
De  Veuve  Henry,  civil  engineer,  r.  1419  Howard 
De  Veuve   Henry  Jr.,  bookkeeper  The   Singer   Mnfg 

Co.,r.  1419  Howard 
De  Veuve  James,  clerk  George  H.  Foster,  r.  1419  How- 
ard 
De  Veuve  Prentiss  A.,  surveyor,  r.  1419  Howard 
Devilliers  Alexander,  .cook,  r.   cor  Fifth  Av  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
De  Vincenzi  Augustine,  laborer,  r.  5  Gaven 
Devlncenzi  Battista,  scaven^^er,  r.  37  Moss 
Devincenzi  Domeuico.  laborer,  r.  5  Margaret  PI 
Devincenzi  Domenlco,  teamster,  r.  427  Broadway 
Devincenzi  Francesco,  Garibaldi   Guard,  423  Broad- 
way 
Devincenzi  Gio.  B.,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadwjiy 
Devincenzi  Giovanni,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-sixth 

and  Twenty-seventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Devincenzi  Giovanni,  teamster,  r.  427  Broadway 
Devincenzi  Giuseiiipe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
De  Vincenzi  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Devine  Benjamin,  bartender,  r.  1402  Leavenworth 
Devine  Dennis,  jjorter  M.  Banner  &  Co.,r.  17  Tehama 
Devine  Dennis  B.,  liquor  saloon,  628  Merchant,  r.  1402 

Leavenworth 
Devine  Edward  C,  bookkeeper  Henry  Doyle  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Devine  Edward  P.,  compositor,  r.  17  Tehama 
Devine  Francis  P.,  bookkeeper,  r.  119  Thirteenth 
Devine  Henry,  cook,  r.  323  Clementina 
Devine  James,  capitalist,  r.  1300 H  Stockton 
Devine  James,  druggist,  214  Kearny,  r.  230  Kearny 
Devine  James,  fireman,  r.  625  Davis 
Devine  James,  painter,  r.  148  Fifth 
Devine  James  H.,  hostler,  r.  305  Austin 
De^^ne  James  P.,  tinsmith,  r.  1615  Turk,  rear 


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Devine  Johannah,  widow,  r.  334  Bryant,  rear 
Devine  John,  apothecary  Pointer  &  Vreeland,  r.  1009 

Powell 
Devine  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Diamond  and  Eight- 
eenth 
Devine  John,  tailor,  r.  13  Everett 
Devine  John,  vamisher,  r.  29  Columbia  PI 
Devine  Joseph,  barber,  r.  266  First 
Devine  Lena  M.  Miss,  assistant  Denman  Grammar 

School,  r.  733  Bush 
Devine  Mark  A.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  927  Valencia 
Devine  Mary,  domestic  1216  Twenty-first 
Devine  Michael,  driver,  r.  71  Jessie 
Devine  Nicholas  B.,  tanner,  r.  29  Columbia  PI 
Devine  Owen,  baker,  r.  218  Minna 
Devine  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  909  Folsom 
Devine  Patrick,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Devine  Patrick  A.,  waiter,  r.  112  Natoma 
Devine  Peter,  r.  518  Green 
Devine  Robert,  compositor,  r.  17  Tehama 
Devine  Thomas,  r.  927  Valencia 
Devine  Thomas,  musician,  r.  443  Clementina,  rear 
Devine  William,  boilermaker,  r.  334  Bryant,  rear 
Devinier  Isaiah  R.,  porter  Bullock  &  Jones,  r.  108 

Second 
Devinier  John,  engineer,  r.  501  Broadway 
De  Vlnney  Hugh,  dairyman,  r.  NE  cor  Silver  Av  and 

King 
De  Vinney  Julia  Miss,  buttonhole  worker,  r.  835  Mis- 
sion 
De  Vinney  Margaret,  widow,  lodgings,  835  Mission 
Devitt  Edward,  special  lioliceman,  r.  1160  Market 
Devitt  James,  shoecutter,  r.  288  Union 
Devitt  Thomas,  shoecutter,  r.  288  Union 
8^  Devitt.    See  De  Witt 
Devlin   Charles   J.    I.,  draftsman  Eenitzer  &  Raun, 

r.  1812  Dupont 
Devlin  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.   193G 

Mission 
Devlin  Felix,  clerk  Amies  &  Dallam,  r.  530  Folsom 
Devlin  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  308  Folsom,  rear 
Devlin  James,  builder,  r.  1812  Dupont 
Devlin  James,  laborer,  r.  644  Howard 
Devlin  James,  packer  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  3  Cleaveland 
Devlin  James  J.,  cooper  Hubbell,  Shattuck  &  Co.,  r. 

39  Clementina 
Devlin  James  S.,  salesman  Harry  M.  Heineman,  r.  530 

Folsom 
Devlin  Jane,  widow,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 

South  S.  F. 
Devlin  John,  driver,  r.  Franklin  Hotel 
Devlin  John,  hackman,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  8,  6.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  1924  Filbert 
Devlin  John,  laborer,  r.  313  Main 
Devlin  John,  salesman   O'Connor,   Motfatt  &  Co.,  r.  3 

Cleaveland 
Devlin  Mary,  widow,  r.  530  Folsom 
Devlin  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  12  Broadway 
Devlin  Patrick,  laborer  Golden  City  Chemical  Works, 

r.  cor  Townsend  and  Seventh 
Devlin  Patrick,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Devlin  Peter,  fouudrymau,  r.  167  Minna 
Devlin  Sarah,  domestic  1299  Van  Ness  Av 
Devlin  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  313  Maine 
Devlin  Winifred,  widow,  r.  522  J^  Sixth 
Devoe  Benjamin  O.,  real  estate,  r.  1116  Powell 
De  Vols  Hiram,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho 
Devonshire  T.,  r.  4  Central  PI 
Devoto  Autoiue,  fruits  and  vegetables,' 1529  Powell, 

r.  705  Green 
Devoto  David,  agent  Sebastopol  charcoal,  430  Pacific 
Devoto  Domeuico,  shoemaker,  441!^  Green 
Devoto  Giovanni,  laborer,  r.  415  Union 
Devoto  James,  laborer  Bernhard  Miller,  83-86  Centre 

Market 
Devoto  Michael  (Brickett  &  Devoto)  r.  1483<;  Minna 
De  Voy  John  C,  r.  33  Oak  Grove  Av 
Devoy  Paul,  asphaltuiu  roofer,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Devoy  William,  candyuiaker,  r.  465  Stevenson 
Devrieze  Jean,  sausa^emaktr,  823  Pacific 
De  Vry  John  V.,  civil  engineer,  r.  632  Valencia 
Devver  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Dew  William  E.,  foreman  H.  W.  Rice,  r.  2650  Folsom 
Dewane  Annie  A.  Miss,  dry  goods,  1118  Folsom 
Dewane  Delia  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  1118  Folsom 
Dewar  Daniel,  r.  648  Mission 
Dewar  Donald,  band  saw^  er,  r.  2328  Harrison 
Dewar   Kate   Miss,   nurse   Pac.   Dispensary  Training 
School,  r.  223  Thirteenth 


Dewar  Peter,  receiver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  207  Perry 
Deweese  Cornelius  Jr.   (Moore,  Himt  &  Co.)  r.  2219 

Devisadero 
Dewey   Alfred   T.    (Dewey   &   Co.)  r.  Oakland 
De^ey  E.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Dewey  Edward  P.,  compositor,  r.  2114  Jones 
Dewey  Eugene  E.,   stockbroker,  330  Pine,  rooms 

14-16,  r.  714  Leavenworth 
Dewey  Frederick  H.,  commercial  editor  Morning  Call, 

r.  121  Powell 
Dewey  George,  musician,  r.  231  Bartlett 
Dewey  Henry  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  22  Minna 
Dewey  Josiah  A.  (Cuff  &  Dewey)  r.  1228  Alabama 
Dewey  Patrick  J.,  engineer,  r.  1604  Post 
Dewey  Russell  E.,  r.  1138  Howard 
De^vey   Squire    P.,     capitalist,    office  330  Pine, 

room  14 
Dewey  William,  compositor,  r.  2114  Jones 
Dewey  William  P.,  mining,  330  Pine,  rooms  14- 

16,  r.  Union  Club 
Dewey  William  S.  (Waltersen  &  Dewey)  r.  927  Post 
Dewey  &  Co.  (Alfred  T.  Dewey.  Warren  B.  Ewer  and 
George  H.  Strong)  American  and  foreign  patent 
agents,  252  Market 
Dewey  &  Co.  (Alfred  T.  Dewey  and  Warren  B.  Ewer) 
publishers   and    lu'optrs    Mining    and   Scientific 
Press,  Pacific   Rural   Press,   Pacific  States  Watch- 
man, and  Fraternal  Record,  and  wood  and  photo- 
engravers,  252  Market,  editorial  rooms  414  Clay 
De  Weys  William  D.  M.,  steward,  r.  1005  Stockton 
Dewing  J.   &   Co.    (James   Dewing)    publishers   and 

booksellers,  420  Bu.sh 
Dewing  James  (J.  Dewing  &  Co.)  r.  817  Mason 
Dewing  Madison  S.,  collector  J.  Dewing  ,S  Co,,  r.  817 

Mason 
De   Winton  William   W.,  naval  constructor,  r.  322  M 

Guerrero 
De  Wit  Albert  P.,  copyist  S.  F.  Savings  Union,  r.  17 

Pearl 
De  Wit  Andrew,  carpenter,  r.  17  Pearl 
De  Wit  Cornelius,  machinist,  r.  17  Pearl 
De  Wit  John,  i)umptender  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  155 

Dore 
De  Witt  Arthur  W.,  clerk  Cluff  &  De  Witt,  r.  270  Te- 
hama 
De  Witt  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  8  Rincon  Av 
De  WittElon,  superintendent  City  RR.,r.  1542  Howard 
De  Witt  James,  salesman  James  De  La  Montanya,  r. 

504  Stockton 
De  Witt  James  C.  (De  Witt  &  McCausland)  r.  2  Helen  PI 
Dewitt  Lewis  B.,  laborer,  r.  610  Taylor 
De  Witt  Lizzie  Miss,  compositer,  r.  14  Clinton 
De  Witt  Mortimer  (CUiff  &  De  Witt)  r.  653  Folsom 
De  Witt  Thomas  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  and  school 
director,  NW  cor  Butte  and  Kentucky,  r.  W  s  Ten- 
nessee, bet  Butte  and  Solano 
De  Witt  William,  proptr  Pollock  House,  Fifth  Av,  bet 

A  and  B,  South  S.  F. 
De  Wilt  William  W.,  mining,  office  322  Pine,  r.  240 

Sixth 
De  Witt  &  McCausland  (James  C.  De  Witt  and  Wesley 
McCausland)  carpenters  and  builders,  320  Jackson 
l^"De  Witt.     See  Devitt 

Dwyer  William  L.,  harnessmaker,  r.  Adams  House 
De  Wolf  Bernard  J.,  painter,  r.  233  Fourth 
De  Wolf  Charles,  engineer,  r.  59  West  Mission 
De  Wolf  Charles  L.,  r.  1518  Powell 
De  Wolf  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  615  Natoima,  rear 
De  Wolf  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  4  Codman  PI 
De  Wolf  William  E..  captain   Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla 

Walla,  office  210  Battery 
De  Wolf  William  M.,  collector  C.   S.  Capp  &  Co.,  r. 

1320  Scott 
Dexter  Albert  G.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Dexter  Celia,  widow,  boarding,  534  Bush 
Dexter  Charles,  r.  634  Sutter 
Dexter  Dennis,  truckman,  41   Market,   r.   cor   Larkin 

and  Hayes 
Dexter  Ebeu  H.,  butcher,  r.  75  Natoma 
Dexter  F.  B.,  chief  clerk  The  Baldwin 
Dexter  Forester  W.,  teamster,  r.  656  Willow  Av 
Dexter  Franklin,  nmfg  confectioner,  526  Washington, 

r.  San  Rafael 
Dexter  Henry,  bakery  and  (■imfectionery,  110  Second 
Dexter  Herman  F.,  cashier  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.  609  Hyde 
Dexter  Jaiiu's  W.,  farmer,  r.  W  s  Pennsylvania  Av, 

bet  Solano  and  Butte 
Dexter  William  H.,  teamster,  r.  213  Tehama 
Dey  Richard  V.,  otfice  60-61  Nevada  Block 
Day  more  Henry,  watchman,  r.  202  Second 


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Deymore  Henry  E.,  clerk  Evening  Bulletin,    r.  202 

Second 
De  Young:  Cliarles   &  Co.    (M.    H.   De   Young) 
proprietors  S.  F.  daily,  weekly   and   semi-weekly 
Chronicle,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
De  Young  Edward,  clerk   Mary   A.   Feehan,  r.  50  Na-  i 

toma 
De  Youiigf  nieichel  H.  (Charles  De  Young  &  Co.) 

r.  1919  California 
De  Zaldo  Kalpb,   translator   and    bookkeeper,    r.  740 

Broadway 
Deznus  R.  P.,  r.  26  Anna 

Dezirello  Dnmenico,  wood  and  coal,  1817  Union 
Dhue  John,  stoueciitter,  r.  840  Harrison  ; 

Dhue  Roderick,  special  policeman  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  ' 

NW  cor  Church  and  Duncan 
Diamant  Leopold    (Levy,    Diamant,  Oppenheimer   & 

Co.)  r.  1.509  Larkin 
Diamond  Creek  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.   (Nevada  | 
Co..  Cal.)  A.   C.   Shaw  secretary,   309  California,  ] 
room  15 
Diamond  Edward,   runner    International  Hotel,  824 

Kearny 
Diamond  John,  laborer,  r.  ISiiH  Jessie 
Diamond  John  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  236 J*;  Jessie 
Diamond  Patrick    (McGuire    &     Diamomd)     r.    514 

Minna 
(^"Diamond.     See  Diamant,  Diuion  and  Dimond 
Diana  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Elko  Co.,Nev.)  J. 

T.  McGeoghegan  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  13 
Dianda  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Dianda  Giovanni,  cook  J.  C;  Mikulich,  r.  E  s  Dupont. 

bet  Green  and  Gnion 
Diando  Pietro,  vegetables,  65  Colombo  Market- 
Dias  Antonio,  clerk,  r.  317  Green 
Diaz  Amelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1320  Stockton 
Diaz  Beuanzio  R.,  porter,  r.  1231  Stockton 
Diaz  Carmel,  widow,  r.  513  Vallejo 
Diaz  Francisco,    expressman,    NW    cor    Union    and 

Kearny,  r.  414  Union 
Diaz  Micaela,  widow,  r.  513  Vallejo 
Diaz  Peter,  cl«rk,  r.  915  Sacramento 
Diaz  Simona,  widow,  dre.-^smaker,r.  915  Sacramento 
BsyDiaz.     See  Diez 

Dibbern  Federica,  widow,  r.  422  Golden  Gate  Av 
Dibbern  John  H.,  bookkeeper  Hagan  &  Manheim,  r. 

422  Golden  Gate  Av 
Dibble  Fernando  J.,  instrument  maker,  r.  1018  Sutter 
Dibble  Frances,  domestic  Chicago  Hotel 
Dibble  Frank  M.,  r.  2101  Mission 
Dibble  Milo  B.,  laborer,  r.  2C10  Hyde 
Dibble  Sumner  W.,  law  student  "Robinson,  Olney  & 

Byrne,  r.  6  Monroe 
Dibble  W.  S.,  assay  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Berkeley 
Dibblee  Albert,  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chant, 4  California,  r.  Sau  Rafael 
Dibblee  William,  r.  2014!^  Stockton 
Dibert  Lloyd  C,  millwright,  r.  717  Bryant 
DIcaud  Joseph,   proptr    Federal    Hotel,   1205   Stock- 
ton 
Dick  B.  C,  agent  Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co.,  215 

Sansome,  r.  Oakland  * 

Dick,  Middleton  &  Co.  (Louisville,  Ky.)  mnfrs  cigars, 
I         Arnold  Pollack  k  Co.  agents,  206  Sacramento 
i  Dick  Robert  D.,  ingineer,  r.  720  Minna 

Dick  Sarah  A.  Mrs.,  r.  130 )<;  Bartlett 
I  Dick  William  H.,  porter,  r.  726  Minna 
i  Dickelt  Henryi  waiter,  r.  213^  Stanford 
,  Dickenson  Jacob,  r.  1507  Market 
I  Dickenson  Samuel  B.,  cook  U.  S.  M.irine  Hospital 
I  (^Dickenson.     See   Dickinson,  Dickson,  Dixon  and 
I  Dixson 

j  Dickey  C.  N.,  canvasser,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
I  Dickey  Frank  J.,  clerk  Redington  Ai   Co.,   r.  D,  bet 
I  Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 

I  Dickey^James  R.,   proptr  Bay  District  Hotel,  D,  bet 
I  Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 

Dickey  John  T.,  conductorSutter  St.RR.,r.221  Austin 
Dickey  Lyle,  r.  2120  Union 
i  Dickie    Brothers   (.John  W.  and  James)  shipbuilders, 
I  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Center,  office  19 

I         Steuart 

I  Dickie  ft.  B.,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
,  Dickie  George  W.,  assistant  superintendent  Bisdonl. 
!  and  L.  Works,  r.  2912  Clay 

I  Dickie  James  (Dickie  Brothers)  r.  NE  cor  Pennsylvania 

Av  and  Butto 
I  Dickie  John,  salesman,  r.  363  Minna 
i  Dickie  John  W.  (Dickie  Brothers)  r.  NE  cor  Pennsyl- 
vania  Av  and  Butto 


Dickie  WMlliam,  shipcarpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Pennsylvania 
Av  and  Butte 

Dickieson  William  R.  (Phillips  k  Dickieson)  r.  304 
Sixteenth 

Dickins  Arnot  G.,  clerk  W.  J.  Adams,  r.  2306  Mission 

Dlckius  E.  F.,  sub-assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  r.  124 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Dickins  Thomas  S.,  clerk  Christy  &  Wise,  r.  2306  Mis- 
sion 

Dickins  Walter,  bookkeeper  W.W.  Dodge  &  Co.,  r.  2306 
Mission 

Dickinson  .A.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  218  Turk 

Dickinson  August,  with  Harvey  Dickinson,  r.  424  Val- 
lejo 

Dickinson  Charles  H.,  policeman,  r.  1821  Jackson 

Dickinson  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 
cor  California  and  Leavenworth 

Dickinson  Harvey,  buttonhole  worker,  r.  424  Vallejo 

Dickinson  James,  machinist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 

Dickinson  James,  receiver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1316 
Fillmore 

Dickinson  James  G.,  salesman  Hart  &  Goodman,  r. 
1010  Buchanan 

Dickinson  Jolin  H. ,  attorney  at  law,  402  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  16-17,  r.  2021  California 

Dickinson  John  R.,  landscape,  figure  and  portrait 
artist,  studio  211  Sutter 

Dickinson  P.  T.,  office  324  Pine,  room  8,  r.  Alameda 

Dickinson  Robert  D.,  stock  broker,  r.  1006  Pine 

Dickinson  Robert  E.  (Fiuley  &  Dickinson)  r.  16  Hill 

Dickinson  Stanhope,  r.  76  Natoma 

Dickinson  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  218  Turk 

Dickinson  William  H.,  fisherman,  r.  N  s  Jefferson,  bet 
Baker  and  Broderick 

Dickinson  William  L. ,  capitalist,  r.  1010  Clay 

Dickmann  Fred.,  ivory  turner,  r.  506  Shotwell 

Dickson  Alexander,  r.  810  Powell 

Dickson  David  M.  (Dickson  &  Nelson)  r.  444  Second 

Dickson,  De  Wolf  &  Co.  (George  Campbell  and 
Edward  D.  Heatley)  importing,  shipping  and 
commission  merchants,  412-414  Battery 

Dickson  George,  plumber,  r.  534  Ninth 

Dickson  George  E.  (Harrison  &  Dickson)  r.  Lick 
House 

Dickson  Henry  M.,  laborer  Union  Iron  Works 

Dickson  James,  stevedore,  r.  W  s  Boyce,  bet  Post  and 
Sutter 

Dickson  John,  assistant  foreman  Enterprise  Mill  and 
Building  Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Dickson  Robert,  manager  Imperial  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co.  (London)  London  Assurance  Corporation 
(London) Northern  Assurance  Co. (London)  Queen 
Insurance  Co.  (Liverpool)  office  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  California,  r.  31G  Page 

DicK son  Thomas  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1104X 
Stockton 

Dickson  Thomas  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  and  ladies 
underwear,  1104  3^  Stockton 

Dickson  &  Nelson  (David  M.  Dickson  and  Herbert 
Nelson)  groceries  and  meat  market,  NW  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Bryant 

SyOickson.  See  Dickenson,  Dickerson,  Dickinson, 
Dixon  and  Dixson 

Dieckmann  Herman  H.  (Dieckmann  &  Rohlmann)  r. 
SWcor  Railroad  and  Fifteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Dleckpiann  William,  porter,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Dieckmann  &  Rohlmann  (Herman  H.  Dieckmann  and 
Henry  F.  Rohlmann)  groceries  an<l  liquors,  SW 
cor  Railroad  and  Fiftoeuth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Diecy  L.,  machinist,  r.  845  Mission 

Diedericli  Henry,  bakery,  NE  cor  Fillmore  and   Bush 

Dlederichsen  Charles  (Drager  &  Diederichsen)  r.  608 
Sixth 

Diederichsen  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  318  Ritch 

Diederichsen  William,  captain  tug  boat  Neptune,  r. 
319  Taylor 

Diedering  Leo,  proptr  Santa  Clara  Hotel,  444-446 
Brannan 

Diedrichs  Herman,  groceries  and  liquors,  321  Bryant 

Diedriei-h  Adam  H.,  carpenter,  r.  435  Pine 

Diefeubacher  George,  barber,  911 J4  Larkin,  r.  17  Wil- 
low Av 

Dietfenbacher  John  B.,  r.  300  Stockton 

Dieffenbacher  William  (Dieffenbacher  &  Wihl)  r.  523 
O'Farrell 

Dieffenbacher  k  Wihl  (William  Dieffenbacher  and 
Gustav  Wihl)  manufacturers  agents,  318  Front 

Diehm  George  (Klopfer  &  Diehm)  r.  410  Pacific 

Dieks  Henry,  laborer,  r.  2650.Fol8om 

Diel  Adolph  T.,  with  Degener  &  Co.,  r.  2108  Taylor 


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DIL 


Diel  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  2108  Taylor 
8S"Diel.     See  Deal 

Diemer  John,  liquor  saloon,  831  Kearny,  r.  914  Jack- 
eon 
Dierck  Frederick  A.  (Dierck,  Hinz  &  Plagemann)  r. 

103  Eighth 

Dierck,    Hinz   Si    Plagemann    (Frederick    A. 

Dierck,  Adolph  F.  Hinz  and  William  Plagemann) 

prop  ietors  Yolo  Mills,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Main 

Diercks  Frederick,  laborer,   r.  NE  cor  De  Haro  and 

Center 
Diercks  Frank  C.  (Korts  &  Diercks)  r.  1503  Buchanan 
Diercks  Henry,  bartender,  r.  254  Clementina 
DiercUs  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  First 

and  Folsom 
Diercks  Peter,  shipcarpenter,  r.  B32  Market 
Diercks  William,  seaman,  r.  Astor  House 
B^"Dierck8.     See  Dierks  and  Dircks 
Dierckson  Clans,  teamster,  r.  617  Davis 
Dieren  Edward,  r.  34  Eddy 
Dierks  Fritz,  waiter  Prescott  House 
Dierks  Henry,  cook,  r.  NE  cor  Main  and  Howard 
Dierks  Henry  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dierks  J.  J.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Dierks  Tlieodore,    undertaker,  office  and  r.  957 

Mission 
Dierks  William,  waiter  Park  Hotel 
B^Dierks.     See  Diercks  and  Dircks 
Diers  Frederick,  bookkeeper,  r.  1053  Harrison 
Diers  Henry,  proptr   Capital  Saloon,   NE  cor  Davis 

and  Sacramento,  r.  SE  cor  Turk  and  Franklin 
Diers  Peter,  boilermaker,  r.  645  Folsom 
Diers  William,  driver  Albany  Brewery,  r.  76  Everett 
Diesel  Philii^,  cabinetmaker,  r.  27  Turk 
Dieser  George  W.,  machinist,  r.  279  Clara 
Dieser  Johanna,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  279  Clara 
Dieser  Oscar,  r.  279  Clara 
Dierstelhorst  John,  boxmaker,  r.  3S0  Tenth 
Dieter  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  1606  Mission 
Dieterich  Christian,  trussmaker,  r.  406  Twentieth 
Dietle  diaries,    boot  and  shoemaker,  235  Bush,  r 

234  Page 
Dietrich  Adam,   carpenter  Tivoli  Garden,   r.   Bootz 

Hotel 
Dietrich  Albert,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  430  Shotwell 
Dietrich  August,  upholsterer,   1204  Stockton,  r.  1206 

Stockton 
Dietrich  August  F.,  laborer,  r.  915  Sacramento 
Dietrich  Caspar  (Leedes  &  Dietrich)  r.  1017  Clay 
Dietrich  Edward,  harnessmaker,  2211  Powell 
Dietrich  Edward,  upholsterer,  r.  935  Howard 
Dietrich  Emiiie  Mrs.,  embroiderer,  r.  1017  Clay 
Dietrich  Frank,  clerk   Becker  Bros.,  r.  SE  cor  Sutter 

and  Leavenworth 
Dietrich  Gustave  R.,  salesman  K.  Meussdorffer,  r.  951 

Howard 
Dietrich  Henry  C,  clerk  Rothschild  &  Ehrenpfort,  r. 

951  Howard 
Dietrich  Herman,  bartender  J.  F.  Q.  Eggers  &  Co.,  r. 

327  Bush 
Dietrich  Julius  C,  machinist,  r.  275  Perry 
Dietrich  Minna,  widow,  r.  951  Howard 
Dietrich  William,  r.  158  Clementina 
Dietrich  William  A.,  conductor  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  331 

Third 
Dietrich  William  K.,  inspector  of  meats,  r.  1422  Clay 
BS^Dietrich.     See  Detrich,  Diederich  and  Detrick 
Dietrichsen   Isaac   L.  P.  Rev.,   pastor   Scandinavian 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Church,  r.  18  Sherman 
Dietsch  Gottlieb,  tannery,  S  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard,  r.  115  J6  Twenty-sixth 
Dietsch  Louis,  foreman  0.  Hellwig,  r.  119  Twenty- 
sixth 
Dietterle  Frank  C,  butcher,  r.  751  Capp 
Dietterle  Getrge,  bookkeeper  Peterson  &  Palmer,  r. 

1619  Howard 
Dietterle  Helena,  widow,  r.  751  Capp 
Dietz  A.  C.  «&  Co.  (Alfred  C.  Dietz)  importers  and 
wholesale  dealers  i)aint8,  oils,  glass,  varnishes 
and  lamps,  9  Front 
Dietz  Alfred  C.  f  A.  0.  Dietz  k  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Dietz  August,  cigarmaker,  r.  391  Eighth 
Dietz  Catherine,  widow,  r.  853  Folsom,  rear 
Dietz  Charles,  baker,  r.  771  }<i  Mission 
Diitz  Charles  L.,  teamster,  r.  24  Garden 
Dietz  Emily  Mrs.,  hairdresser  and  worker,  771!^  Mis- 
sion, rear 
Dietz  Frank  B.,  secretary  New  York  Mining  Co., 
8  8.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Bldg,  r.  NW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Devisadero 


Dietz  George  F.,  cashien  A.   C.  Dietz  &  Co.,  r.  518 

Geary 
Dietz  Gertie  Miss,  r.  2943  Howard 
Dietz  Henry  (Dietz  &  Elsasst-r)  r.  32}^  Geary 
Dietz  John,  baker  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Dietz  John,  shoemaker,  r.  391  Eighth 
Dietz  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  2943  Howard 
Dietz  Philip,  r.  391  Eighth 
Dietz  Philip,  baker,  r.  416  Francisco 
Dietz  &  Elsasser  (Henry  Dietz  and  Charles  Elsasser) 

liquor  saloon,  16  Geary 
Dietzel  John,  liquor  saloon,  234  Sixth,  r.  973  Bryant 
Dietzler  L.,  r.  6  Martha  PI 
Dietzler  M.,  r.  6  Martha  PI 
Diez   Cayetano   C.,   mnfr  and     importer  cigars   and 

tobacco,  409  Washington,  r.  2217  Fillmore 
fi®"DieK.     See  Dias  and  Diaz 
Diffley  Peter,  r.  340  Page 

Diggins  Augustus  C.  (Diggine  Brothers)  r.2420  Sutter 
Tiiggins    Brothers    (Augustus     C,     Byron    and 

Julius  C.)  contractors,  528  CaHfornia,  room  6 
Diggins  Byron  (Diggins  Brothers)  r.  2412  Sutter 
Diggins  Eliza,  widow,  r.  2420  Sutter 
Diggins  John,  teamster,  r.  2420  Sutter 
Diggins  Julius  C.  (Diggins  Brothers)  r.  2420  Sutter 
Diggins  William  M.,  mining  superintendent,  office  528 

California,  room  6 
Diggle   Wadham  N.    (Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &   Co.)   and 

president  Wellington  Shipping  Co.,  r.  Union  Club 
Diggs  John    B.,    clerk    Charles    K.    Hawkes,    r.  722 

Capp 
Diggs  William  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  722  Capp 
Dignan  Frank,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Dignan  James,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  21  Har- 
rison Av 
Dignan  Michael  H.,   druggist,  r.  SW  cor  Sutter  and 

Hyde 
Dijeau  Alexander,  photographer  George  D.  Morse,  r. 

826  Broadway 
Dijeau  Peter,  shipcalker,  r.  826  Broadway 
Dikeman  Daniel  S.,  general  business  agent,  office  and 

r.  200  McAllister 
Dikeman  S.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  591  Ellis 
Dilea  Francesco,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Bilges  Conrad,  laborer,  r.  860  Harrison,  rear 
Dilges  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  714  Bryant 
Dilges  Jacob,  salesman  James   Alexander,  r.  714  Bry- 
ant 
Dilham  Mary,  widow,  r.  S  s  Columbia,   bet  Church 

and  Sanchez 
Dilkerson  Louis,  salesman,  r.  745  Market 
Dill  George  H.,  traveling   salesman  H.  S.  Crocker  & 

Co.,  r.  1218  Ellis 
Dill  George  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1308J^  Devisadero 
Dill  Gertrude  P.,  widow,  r.  Twenty-fifth,  bet  Noe  and 

Castro 
Dill  John  P.,  compositor  Directory  Publishing  Co.,  r. 

Twenty-fifth,  bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Dill  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  619  Washington 
Dilla  William  D.,  laborer,  r.  44  South  Park 
Dillabough  J.  H.,  salesman  S.  C.  Lubin,   r.  American 

Exchange  Hotel 
Dillaye  Frances  A.  Miss,  r.  725  O'Farrell 
Dille  Elbert  R.Rev.,  pastor  Central  Methodist  Church, 

r.  1061  Mission 
Dillenback  John  W.,  first   lieutenant  First  Artillery, 

U.  S.  A.,  regimental  and  post   quartermaster  and 

recruiting  officer,  Presidio  Reservation 
DlUenburg   Michael    (Hedges   k   DiUenburg)    r.    233 

Seventeenth 
Diller  Christian  R.,  clerk   William   H.  Stowell,  r.  528 

O'Farrell 
Diller  George  W.,  compositor,  r.  528  O'Farrell 
Dilliland  R.  C,  harnessmaker,  r.  101  Stevenson 
Dilling  H.,  Master  Mariners' Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Dillman  George  (Becker  &  Dillman)    r.  Nebraska,  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Dillman  George  F.,  r.  825  Kearny 
Dillon  Annie,  widow,  r.  1503  Mason 
Dillon  Bridget,   widow,   groceries  and   liquors,  509 }i 

Stevenson 
Dillon  C.  Miss,  milliner,  50  Third 
Dillon  C.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  245  Fifth 
Dillon  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  8  Liberty 
Dillon  Charles,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Dillon  Charles,  warehouseman,  r.  10  Silver  . 
Dillon  Charles  E.,  advertising  clerk   S.  F.  Chronicle, 

r.  421  Fourth 
Dillon  Charles  H.,  teacher  dancing,  r.  421  Fourth 
Dillon  Charles  M.,  sacksewer,  r.  421  Fourth 


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DIE 


Dillon  Daniel,  porter,  r.  E  s  Collins,  bet  Santa  Bosa 

and  Point  Lobos  Avs 
Dillon  Dennis  F.,  salesman  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r. 

517  Octavia 
Dillon   Edward,   chief  quarrjrman  Presidio  Reserva- 
tion 
Dillon  Ed>vard,    chronometer   and   watchmaker, 

508  Battery,  r.  1202  Leavenworth 
Dillon  Edward,  laborer,  r.  221(5  Mason 
Dillon  Edward  Jr.,  clerk  Edward  Dillon,  r.  1211  Clay 
Dillon  George  J.,  compositor,  r.  5y7  Linden  Av 
Dillon  George  L.,  r.  421  Fourth 
Dillon  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  San  Jose  Av  and 

Valley 
Dillon  Henry,  porter  Palace  Hotel  r.  222  Stevenson 
Dillon  James,  drayman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  427  Green 
Dillon  James,  jilasterer,  r.  315  Austin 
Dillon  James,  tinsmith,  r;  1503  Mason 
Dillon  James  B.,  real  estate,  r.  597  Linden  Av 
Dillon  James  H.,  pressman  Seller  Bros.  &  Co..   r.  18 

Sherwood  PI 
Dillon  Jeremiah,  laborer  Potrero  Station  S.   F.   Gas 

Light  Co. 
Dillon  John,  cook,  r.  35  Fifth 
Dillon  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Point  Lobos  and 

Seventh  Avs 
Dillon  John,  machinist,  r.  307  Folsom 
Dillon  John,  teamster,  r.  i'd3^  Shipley 
Dillon  John,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 
Dillon  John  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  501  Van  Ness  Av 
Dillon    John    K.,    solicitor  Edward    Dillon,   r.  1202 

Leavenworth 
Dillon  Joseph  M.,  portrait  artist  Universal  Copying 

Co.,  r.  1510  Mission 
Dillon  Josephine,  fursewer,  r.  2()9  Jessie 
Dillon  Luke  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1308  Grove 
Dillon  Maggie  R.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  1202  Leavenworth 
Dillon  Mark  A.,  cooper,  r.  348  Twenty-fourth 
Dillon  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  421  Fourth 
Dillon  Michael,  capitalist,  r.  1120  Montgomery 
Dillon  Michael,  gastitter,  r.  47  Jessie 
Dillon  Michael,  laborer,  r.  541  Fourth 
Dillon  Patrick,  carriagewasher,  r.  417  Folsom 
Dillon  Patrick  F.,  r.  133  Chattanooga 
Dillon  Kichard,  miner,  r.  712  Howard 
Dillon  Robert,  bartender,  r.  807  Mission 
Dillon  Thomas,  cook  Scattiny  &  Panscira 
Dillon  Thomas,   longshoreman,  r.  NW  cor  Sansome 

and  Green 
Dillon  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  313  Sixth 
Dillon  Thomas  F.,  clerk  Redingtou  &  Co.,  r.  47  Jessie 
Dillon  Thomas  H.,  policeman  South  Harbor   Station, 

r.  N  B  Seventeenth,  bet  Sherman  and  Diamond 
Dillon  William,  machinist,  r.  421  Fourth 
Dillon  William,  upholsterer,  934  Folsom 
Dillon  William  J.,  biakemau  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  235  Kearny 
Dillon  'William  J.,  plumber,  r.  348  Eleventh 
Dillworth  John  T.  Jr.,  printer,  r.  123  Ellis 
Dimakin  Thunias  H.,   conductor   Market  St.   RR.,   r. 

1311  Scott 
Dime  Diana,  domestic  llOti  Van  Ness  Av 
Dimick  Lavantia  H.  Miss,  r.  254  Tehama 
Dimmel  James,  second  officer  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 
Dimmer    Nicholas,   groceries    and   liquors,    SE    cor 

Broadway  and  Powell 
Dimmiugs  Peter,  seaman,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  nr  Mont- 
gomery 
Dimock  Silas,  clerk  Graham  &  Lincoln,  r.  1429  Pine 
Dimon  Charles  L.,  special  agent  Phtenix  and  Home 

Insurance  Cos.,  r.  Oakland 
Dimon  Jacob  S.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  John  Hiddleton  & 

Son,  r.  Oakland 
Dimoud  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Dimond  John,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Dimond  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dimond  Joseph  1.,  mining,  r.  946  Mission    . 
Dimond  William  H.  ( Williams, Dimond  &  Co.)  r.  1415 

Jones 
Dimond.    See  Diamond 
Dlmpfel  Augusta  E.,  widow,  r>036  Post 
Dimpfel  George  H.  A.,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  636 

Post 
Dinacci  Stanislaus,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Dinan  C.  Dennis,  salesman  King,  Morse  &   Co.,  r.  5 

Jane  PI 
Dinan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  127  Shipley 
Dinan  Dennis  F.,  saddler,  r.  1  Scheerer  PI 
Dinan  Jeremiah,  haruesscleaner,  r.  413  Natoma 
Dinan  Jeremiah  B.,  cooper,  r.  6  Jane  Pi 


Dinan  John,  cook  St.  Mary's  Hospital 

Dinan  John,  horseshoer  butter  St.  RR.,  r.  35  Austin 

Dinan  John  F.,  baker,  r.  40  Stanly  PI 

Dinan  William  E.,  compositor,  r.  5  Jane  PI 

Dineen  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  1405^  Freelou 

Dineen  John,  laborer,  r.  547  Mission 

Dineen  John  W.,  cook,  r.  6  Mission 

Dineen  Timothy,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 

Dineen  Patrick  J.,  carpenter,  r.  241  Ninth 

Ding  William,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

Dingeldey  William,  storekeeper  M.  Schmidt  &  Co.,  r. 
717  Stockton 

Dingeon  Leon  (Tschurr  &  Dingeou)  r.  2529  California 

Dingle  Bessie  Miss,  machine  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r. 
143  Thirteenth 

Dingle  Raymond,  with  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  728  Fil- 
bert 

Dingle  Raymond  R.,  apprentice  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 
728  Filbert 

Dingle  Richard,  carpenter,  r.  143  Thirteenth 

Dingle  William  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  143  Thirteenth 

Biiigley  Charles  li.,  commission  lumber  and 
wholesale  hardware,  office  12-14  Front  and  250-252 
Market,  r.  cor  East  Sixteenth  and  Fifteenth  Av, 
Oakland 

Dingley  Thomas  F.,  cofl'ee  andspicemills,325ii  Fifth, 
r.  325  Fifth 

Dini  Attilio,  clerk  Domenico  Gianelli,  r.  911  Bryant 

Dinkelspiel  Arthur,  salesman  L.  Dinkelspiel  At  Co.,  r. 
2293  Sacramento 

Dinkelspiel  B.  Mrs.,  r.  417  Mason 

Dinkelspiel  Emile  (L.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co.)  r.  2293  Sac- 
ramento 

Dinkelspiel  Henry,  r.  713  !?ost 

Dinkelspiel  John,  r.  103  Sacramento 

Dinkelspiel  Joseph,  watchmakers'  and  jewelers'  tools 
and  materials,  and  optical  goods,  120  Sutter,  room 
23.  r.  152G  Ellip 

Dinkelspiel  Joseph  S.,  bookkeeper  S.  B.  Dinkelspiel 
&  Co.,  r.  417  Mason 

Dinkelspiel  L.  &  Co.  (Lazarus  and  Emile  Dink- 
elspiel and  John  A.  Cook)  importers  and  jobbers 
foreign  and  domestic  drygoods.  37-39  Battery 

Dinkelspiel  Lazarus  (L.Dinkelspiel  &  Co.)  r.  713  Post 

Dinkelspiel  Louis  M.,  salesman  L.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co., 
r.  2293  Sacramento 

Dinkelspiel  Michael  (S.  B.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co.)  r.  New 
York 

Dinkelspiel  Samuel,  assistant  bookkeeper  L.  Dinkel- 
spiel &  Co.,  r.  713  Post 

DinUelspiel  S.  B.  &  Co.  (Michael  Dinkelspiel 
and  Joseph  Haber)  importers  watches,  jewelry 
and  precious  stones,  313  Bush 

Dinniene  John  H.,  foreman  John  Mallon,  r.  1027 
Twenty-first 

Dinniene  Timothy,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Dinniene  Timothy  A.,  butcher,  r.  7  Baldwin  Court 

Di  Nola  Leon,  druggist,  ItiOO  Howai'd 

Dinsniore  R.,  stockbroker,  228)^  Montgomery,  r. 
219  Leavenworth 

Dinsmore  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  279  Stevenson 

Dinsmore  Samuel,  foreman  W.  T.  Garratt 

Dinsniore  Wallace,  law  student,  r.  115  Ellis 

Dinsmore  William  H.,  r.  Arcade  House 

^?"  pinsmore.     See  Densmore 

Dinz  Alexander,  waiter,  r.  79  Jessie 

Di  Pasquale  Giuseppe,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Bdwy 

Dippel  Heury,  bartender,  r.  604  Lombard 

Dippel  John,  wagon  and  carriage  builder,  cor  Sixth 
and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Dippel  William  G.,  tailor,  r.  106  Dupont 

Dippo  William,  molder  Mechanics'  Fouudry,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Dirck  Peter,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Dircks  Delia  Miss,  r.  cor  Ninth  Av  and  G,  South  S.  F. 

Dircks  George  W.,  sbipcalker,  r.  cor  Ninth  Av  and 
G,  South  S.  F. 

Dircks  Heury  H.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  cor  Ninth  Av  and 
G,  South  S.  F. 

Dircks  John,  shipcalker,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  H  and  I, 
South  S. F. 

Dircks  Johnson  J.,  shipcarpenter,  cor  Ninth  Av  and 
G,  South  S.  F. 

ISy  Dircks.     See  Diercks  and  Dierks 

Directory  City  and  County  of  S.  F.,  Direc- 
tory Publishing  Co.  publishers,  office  618  Clay 

Directory  (Business)  City  and  County  of  S. 
W.,  Directory  Publishing  Co.  publishers,  office 
518  Clay 


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Directory  of  Oakland,  Alameda   and  Ber- 
keley,   Directory    Publishing    Co.    publishers, 
office  518  Clay 
Directory  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  Directory  Pub- 
lishing Co.  publishers,  office  518  Clay 
Directory    Publisliing'    Co.,    publishers    San 
Francisco,  Oakland,  San  Jose,  Virginia  and   Car- 
son City  Directories,  and  Pacific  Coast  Directory, 
office  518  Clay 
Dirken  Edward,  boilermaker   H.  W.  Bice,  r.  Folsom, 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Dirking  Fritz  (J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co.)  r.  Ns  Fair  Av,  bet 

Mission  and  California  Av 
Disbrow  James  W. .painter,  r.  438  Natoma 
Disdier  Jules,  uightwatchman  California  Hotel 
Diserens  Frederick,  bookkeeper  Hall's  Safe  and  Lock 

Co.,  r.  734  Grove 
Diserga  Nicola,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Disimons  F.,  fruits,  2505  Mission 
Dispaux  John  T..  clerk  Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.,  r.  274 

Jessie 
Diss  Frank  A.  J.,  grocer,  r.  2109  Devisadero 
Dissat  Antoine,    hairdresser     and     wigmaker,     511 

Kearny 
Distauo  Robert,  waiter  The  Baldwin,  r.  361  Mission 
Distel  Josephine,  widow,  r.  1609  Powell 
District  Attorney  Citj'  and  County,   8  Mont- 

gomtry  Av,  rooms  1-6 
District  Attorney  V.  S.,  U.  S.  Appraisers'  Bldg, 

third  floor 
Disturnell  W.  C,   publisher,   534  California,   r.   1321 

Larkin 
Dithmar  August  C,  mechanical  engineer,  r.  626  Fourth 
Dithmar  Emma  A.  Miss,  private  school,  and   teacher 

music,  930  Folsom 
Ditmar  Frederick,  foreman  Enterprise  Brewery  and 

Malt  House,  r.  2015  Folsom 
Ditmer  Alexander,  dishwasher  What  Cheer  House 
Ditsboru  John,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Dittes  Michael,  barber,  r.  243  Stevenson 
Dtttman  Lizzie  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  311  Dupont 
Dittmann  Kniil,  proprietor  Polk  St.  Bazaar,  and 

professor  mathematics,  1514  Polk,  r.  1829  Bush 
Dittmar  Charles  H.,  pastry  cook,  r.  268  Minna 
Dittmar  Edward,  barber,  r.  812  Laguua 
Dittmer  Elizabeth,  clerk  Christina  Grodhaus,  r.   219 

Austin 
Dittmer  Frederick,  jailor,  r.  617  Geary,  rear 
Dittmer  Herman  W.,  merchant,  r.  219  Austin 
Dittmer  Max,  clerk  Edward  Ehrenpfort,  r.  219  Austin 
Dittmer  Oscar,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  219  Aus- 
tin 
Dittmers  John  F.,  bartender,  r.  631  Davis 
Di  Vecchi  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  6  Filbert  PI 
Di  Vecchio  Albert,  butcher,  and  fruits  and  vegetables, 

SE  cor  Sixth  and  Natoma,  r.  531  Natoma 
Di  Vecchio  Emelio,  butcher,  SW  cor  Oak  and  Octavla 
Di  Vecchio  Ermeuegildo,  butcher,  871  Mission 
Di  Vecchio  Fouri,  fruit  and  vegetables,  1327  Pacific 
Di  Vecchio  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  6  Russell 
Di  Vecchio  Stephen,  butcher,  440  Hayes,  r.  427  Grove 
Diver  Raymond  A.,  salesman  Newton  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

1216  Mission 
Dividend  Building,  NW  cor  Pine  andLeidesdorff 
Divisich  Stephen  (Divisich  k  Buja)  r.  1217  J^    Kearny 
Diviiiich  <&  Buja  (Stephen  Divisich  and  N.  Buja) 

chop  house  and  coffee  saloon,  332  East 
Divoich  Nicolas,  cook,  r.  2016  Fillmore 
Dix  Casper  (Dix  &  Straub)  r.  594  Sycamore,  Oakland 
Dix  &  i^traub  (Casper  Dix  and   Michael   Straub) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fillmore   and  Fil- 
bert 
Dixey  William  F.,  entryclerk  Dunham,  Carrigan   & 

Co..  r.  113  Sutter    » 
Dixheimer  M.,  solictor,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Dixon  A.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  225  Bartlett 
Dixon  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Dixon  Annie,  widow,  restauraut,  2645  Mission 
Dixon,  Bernstein  tte  Co.  (John  B.  Dixon,  Samuel 
Bernstein  and  Charles  Burgeson)  mauulacturers 
showcases,  250-252  Market,  and  Portland,  Or. 
Dixon     Bessie    Miss,    assistant    Franklin    Grammar 

School,  r.  2345  Howard 
Dixcin  Edmund,  cook,  r.  3  Jasper  PI 
Dixon  Clement,  liquor  saloon,  8  Summer,   r.  Abbots- 
ford  House 
Dixon  Elizabeth  Miss  (Dixon  &  Putnam)  r.  48  Geary 
Dixon  Gecygo,  janitor  Shiels'  Bldg,  r.  534  Ninth  j 

Dixon  George,  machinist,  r.  8  b  Francisco,  bet  Larkin 
and  Polk 


Dixon  George  W.  (Curtis.  Dixon  &  Co.)  r.  268  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Dixon  Harriet  H..  widow,  toys  and  fanoy  goods,  1629 
Geary 

Dixon  Helen  C,  saleslady,  r.  1629  Geary 

Dixon  Henry  J.,  captain  schr  Caroline  Dixon,  r.  30}j 
Rausch 

Dixon  Isaiah,  carpenter  and  builder,  48  New  Mont- 
gomery, r.  450  Jessie,  rear 

Dixon  John,  chainmaker,  r.  7  Oak  Grove  Av 

Dixon  John,  finisher,  r.  S  s  Francisco,  bet  Polk  and 
Larkin 

Dixon  John,  helper  Phelps  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  25  Garden 

Dixon  John,  salesman  Cunningham,  Curtiss  &  Welch, 
r.  919  Eddy 

Dixon  John,  second  officer  Oregon  Imii.  SS.  Walla 
Walla 

Dixon  John,  waiter  Sanders'  Hotel,  SW  cor  Battery 
and  Vallejo 

Dixon  J6hn  B.  (Dix(m,  Bernstein  &  Co.)  r.  964  How- 
ard 

Dixon  John  E.,  office  330  Montgomery,  r.  Oakland 

Dixon  John  J.,  foreman  David  Bush,  r.  135  Page 

Dixon  Laura  E.,  widow,  dressmaker,  1909  Fillmore 

Dixon  Lucy,  dressmaker,  r.  1223  Pacific 

Dixon  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  130  Fern  Av 

Dixon  P.  B.,  advertising  agent  Antisell  Piano  Co.,  r. 
617  Natoma 

Dixon  Richard,  engineer,  r.  1223  Pacific 

Dixon  Richard  T.,  clerk,  r.  1223  Pacific 

Dixon  Robert  E.,  seaman,  r.  108  Berry 

Dixon  Robert  S.,  commission  merchant.  306  Davis,  r. 
919  Eddy 

Dixon  Samue.l,  stockbroker,  238  Montgomery,  r.  503 
Bush 

Dixon  Samuel  W.,  salesman  M.  Meussdorffer,  r.  1223 
Pacific 

Dixon  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  420  Grove 

Dixon  Thomas,  clerk  M.  Meussdorffer,  r.  12i3  Pacific 

Dixon  Thomas  H..  bookkeeper  Samuel  Dixon,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Dixon  Thomas  J.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  146J4  Clara 

Dixon  Thomas  N.,  ironmolder,  r.  27  Minna 

Dixon  William,  chainmaker,  r.  7  Oak  Grove  Av 

Dixon  &  Putnam  (Miss  Elizabeth  Dixonand  Mrs.  Eliz- 
abeth Putnam)  milliners,  48  Geary 

fi£?"  Dixon.     See  Dickson 

Dixson  Alexander  H.,  mining,  318  Pine,  room  6 

Dixson  George,  painter,  r.  932  Harrison 

Dizeney  William,  upholsterer  Palace  Hotel 

Dizuey  William,  carpenter,  r.  71  West  Mission 

Doak  N.  S.,  clerk  Harper  A.  Smith,  r.  519  Post 

Doane  Frederick  A.,  assistant  clerk  naval  office  Cus- 
tom House,  r.  42  Hawthorne 

Doane  George  A.,  student,  r.  833  Harrison 

Doane  Hettie  Miss,  r.  321  Eddy 

Doaiae  Isaac  \'.,  (Doane  &  Co.  and  John  Lee  & 
Co.)   r.  Clarendon  House 

Doane  John  H.,  clerk  Carolan,  Cory  &  Co.,  r.  897  Ful- 
ton 

Doane  John  O.,  cashier  Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co.,  r. 
897  Fulton 

Doane  Joshua  G.,  hay  and  grain,  wood  and  coal,  NE 
cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and  Webster,  r.  1117  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Doane  Lucy  J.,  widow,  r.  42  Hawthorne 

Doane  Marshall,  contractor,  r.  27  Liberty 

Doane  Micah  (Doane  &  Co.)  r.  833  Harrison 

Doane  Prince  A.,  clerk  Hanson  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Doane  S.  P.  Miss,  r.  321  Eddy 

Doane  Samuel  B..  clerk  auditor  M.  P.  and  M.  dept 
C.  P.  RR..  r.  727  Geary 

Doane  Sylvester,  compositor,  r.  552  Bryant 

Doane  Wilbur  G.  (Doane  &  Heushelwood)  r.  418  Hyde 

Doane  Willard  C.   (Doane  &  Co.)  r.  1619  Bush 

Doane  William,  clerk  Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co.,  r. 
897  Fulton 

Doane  &  Co.  i  Micah  Doane)  draymen,  116  Battery 


(W'illard   C.     Doane, 


DOANE  &  00. 


Robert  H.  Elspy,  Henry  S.  Gileand  Isaac 

V.  Doane)  'wliolesale  oyster  dealers,  64r 

California  Market 
Doane  tSi  Henslielwood  (Wilbur  G.   Doane  and 

Thomas  R.  Heushelwood)  importers  and  retailers 

dry  goods,  132  Kearny 
Dobbelaar  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  27  Rondell  PI 
Dobber  Henry,  mate  bktn  Modoc,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Dobbert  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 


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Dobbie  James  B.  (Elder  &  Dobbie)  r.  529  Post 

Dobbie  John,  capitalist,  r.  315  Stockton 

Dobbin  Richard,  capitalist,  r.  Ahlborn  House 

Dobbins  Hamilton  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  10  Anthony 

Debar  Charles,  r.  711  Howard 

Dober  Charles,  r.  452  Tehama 

Dober  Francis  M.,  tailor,  r.  121  Valley 

Dober  Frank  J.,  driver  Parker  Merrill,  r.  409  Turk 

Dober  Joseph  B.  W.,  carpenter,  r.  452  Tehama 

Dober  Wilhelmina  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  121  Valley 

Dobie  William,   bookkeeper  Greenebaum,    Sachs    & 

Freeman,  r.  212  Austin 
Dobinson   James  H.,  private  secretary  William 

Sharon,  office  305  Sansome,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Doble   Abiier,    successor  Nelson  &   Doble,    agent 
Thomas  Firth  &  Sons  (Sheffield,  Eng.)  cast  steel, 
etc.,  and   manufacturer   cast    steel    tools,   13-15 
Fremont,  and   horseshoer,  567   Mission,    r.    1315 
Gough 
Doble  Robert  McF.,  clerk  Abner  Doble,  r.  1315  Gough 
Dobler  Henry,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Dobler  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dobler  Joseph,  milkman,  r.  NW  cor   Seventeenth  Av 

and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Dobuer  Moritz,  dry  goods,  1120  Stockton 
Dobrin  Mark,  compositor,  r.  1020  Hyde 
Dobrogoiski  Victor  I.  von,  passe  partoutmaker,   r. 

1017  Powell . 
Dobrovich  Fortunato,  fisherman,  r.  503  East 
Dobrzeusky  Julius,  mctermaker  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co., 

r.  545  Minna 
Dobrzensky  Rosa  Mrs.,  stationery  and  confectionery, 

615  LarkiB 
Dobrzensky  Samuel,  expressman,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

First,  r.  2322  Fillmore 
Dobsou  Benjamin,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Dobson  Charles  H.,  chief  engineer  steam  tug  Monarch, 

r.  2221  Pine 
Dobson  David  A.,  ironworker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Dobson  John  N.,  waiter,  r.  36  Tehama 
Dobson  Sarah,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  621  Bush 
Dubson  Sherman,  salesman  Kahn.   Brod  &  Co.,  r.  621 

Bush 
Dochez  Louis  A.,  teacher  vocal  music,  r.  1308  Ellis 
Dock  Peter  O.,  special  policeman,  r.  3  Harry  PI 
Dockendorflf  Edward,   expressman,  SE  cor  Pine   and 

Kearny,  r.  ti28  Castro 
DuckendorS' Johanna,  widow,  r.  15  Gilbert 
Docker  Charles,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Docking  Joel,  contractor,  r.  634  Vallejo 
Docking's  Hall,  Joel  Docking  proptr,  409-411  Mont- 
gomery Av 
Dockum  James  A.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Kearny,  r.  515  Kearny 
Docstader  Lizzie  C.    Miss,   teacher   Ladies*   Pro.  and 
Relief  Society,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 
Dodd  Adam,  mastermariner,  r.  322  Twenty-second 
Dodd  Alice  Miss,  r.  10  Selina  PI 
Dodd  Catharine,  widow,  r.  10  Selina  PI 
Dodd  James,  varieties,  Lyons,  bet  Lincoln  and  Cort- 
land Av,  B.  H. 
Dodd  John  S.,  wharfinger  Jackson  St.  Wharf,  r.    SW 

cor  Diamond  and  Nineteenth 
Dodd  Julia  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  77  Fourth 
Dodd  Michael,  butcher,  r.  251  Clara 
Dodd  Michael  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  444  Brannan 
Dodd  Samuel,  capitalist,  r.  1003  Capp 
Dodd  Samuel  Jr.,  carpenter,  r.  SW  cor  Diamond  and 

Nineteenth 
Dodd  William,  painter, r.  211  Fourth 
Dodd  William,  Jeamstir,  r.  204  Twenty-first 
Dodd  Willis  G.,  draftsman  Pac.  Ironworks,  r.  427  Bush 
Dodds  Robert,  r.  61  Clipper 
Dodds  Robert  Jr. ,  machinist  Pac.   Iron  Works,  r.  61 

Clipper 
Doden  Herman,  r.  NE  cor  Santa  Clara  and    Bryant 

Av 
Dodge  Arthur  B..  engraver  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.. 

r.  1430  Mission 
Dodge  Brothers  (Jared  S.  and  Zenas  U.)  stationers, 

printers  and  engravers,  116  Post 
Dodge  Burdick,  foreman   Phillip,   Hesthal   &  Co.,  r. 

113  Capp 
Dodge  Charles  N. ,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Dodge  Daniel,  butcher,  1.59  Steuart,  r.  410  Harrison 
Dodge  David,  foreman  W.  A.  Meeker,  r.  SW  cor  P  and 

Fifteenth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Dodge  Edward   E.,   driver   Lebenbaum,   Goldberg   & 

Bowen,  r.  1149  Mission 
Dodge  Edward  J.  (J.  Russ  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 


Dodge  Eleazer,  physician,  oflSce  and  r.  407  Leaven- 
worth 
Dodge  Francis,  housemover,  1149  Mission 
Dodge  Frank  D.,  scene   painter  Baldwin    Theatre,  r. 

1430  Mission 
Dodge  G..  compositor,  r.  223  Stevenson 
Dodge  George  E. ,  with  Daniel   Dodge,  r.  410  Harrison 
Dodge  George  W.,  driver  People's  Ice  Co.,  r.  312  Mis- 
sion 
Dodge  Henry  C.  (City  Transfer  Co.)  r.  1717  Post 
Dotlge  Henry    I..    (Dodge,  Sweeney    &  Co.)    r. 

Palace  Hotel 
Dodge  Henry  W  ,  plumber  and  gasfltter.  1030  Sutter, 

r.  513  O'Farrell 
Dodge  Henry  W.,  medical  student,  r.  846  Mission 
Dodge  J.,  painter,  r.  211  Fourth 
Dodge  Jared  S.  (Dodge  Brothers)  r.  407  Leavenworth 
Dodge  John  L..  salesman  Benjamin  Lake,  r.  1149  Mis- 
sion 
Dodge  John  W.,  mastermariner,  r.  931  Vallejo 
Dodge  John  W.,  seal  engraver  George  M.  Wood  &  Co., 

r.  223  Stevenson 
Dodge  Joseph  E.,  seaman,  r.  931  Vallejo 
Dodge  Josiah  W^,  assistant    cashier  U.  S.  Sub-Trea- 
sury, r.  Oakland 
Dodge  Leslie   A.,   with   Samuel   S.    Sample,    r.    1013 

Washington 
Dodge  Luther  C.  (Forsaith  &  Dodge) ,  r.  704  Stockton 
Dodge  Miles  B.,  mnfr  mining  machinery,  143  Fre- 
mont, r.  46  OFarrell 
Dodge  Miles  B.  Jr.,  salesman  John  Meyers,  501  Kearny 
Dodge  Mathau,  superintendent  Centre  Market,  SE  cor 

Dupont  and  Sutter,  r.  1019  Twenty-first 
Dodge  Oliver  N.,  assistant  janitor  U.  S.  Appraisers 

Bldg,  r.  1011  Washington 
Dodge  Philip  S..  shoemaker,  r.  N  b  Butte,  bet  Ken- 
tucky and  Tennessee 
Dodge  Shalor  C,  millhaud,  r.  768  Bryant 
Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co.   (Henry   L.   Dodge,   Lo- 
renzo H.  Sweeney.  John  E.  Buggies  and  Frederick 
W.  Van  Sickleu)  wholesale   provisions   and  com- 
mission merchants.  114-116  Market  and  11-13  Cal- 
ifornia 
Dodge  William  F.,  clerk  Oregon  Imp.  Co.,  r.  913  Bush 
Dodge  William  J.,  engineer  Louis  Robart,  r.  1149  Mis- 
sion 
Dodge  William  W.  (W.  W.  Dodge  &  Co.)  r.  913  Bush 
Dod^e  W.  W.  &  Co.  (William  W.  Dodge,  Joseph 
T.  Glover,  Newton   Booth   and  Cyrus  T.  Wheeler) 
wholesale    groceries,    provisions,   etc.,  NW  cor 
Front  and  Clay 
Dodge  Zenas  U.  (Dodge  Brothers)  r.  407  Leavenworth 
Dodson  Beverly,  coachman,  1661  Octavia 
Dodson  Cora,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  30  Hunt 
Dodson  Ira,  wooddealer,  r.  1123  Taylor 
Doe  Alonzo  C,  clerk  Po.-^t  Office,  r.  607  Powell 
Doe  B.  &  J.  S.(Bartlett,  John  S.  and  Charles  F.)mnfrs 

and  dealers  doors,  sash  and  blinds,  44-48  Market 
Doe  Bartlett  (B.  &  J.  S.  Doe)  r.  127  Kearny 
Doe  Charles  F.   (B.  &  J.  S.  Doe)  and   lumber,  SW 

cor  Spear  and  Howard,  r.  419  Geary 
Doe  Charles  W.,  clerk  B.'  &  J.  S.  Doe,  r.  203  Taylor 
Doe  Fannie,  domestic  10  Oak  Grove  Av 
Doe  Frank  P.,  bookkeeper  Charles  F.  Doe,  r.  716  How- 
ard 
Doe  John  C,  boxmaker,  r.  2311  Larkin,  rear 
Doe  John  S.  (B.  &  J.  S.  Doe)  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Doe  Loring  B.  (Doe,  Kimball  &  Co.)  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Doe  Mellen  L.,  salesman  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe.  r.  703  Market 
Doe  Otis,  cabinboy  SS.  Victoria 
Doe  Stephen,  bookagent,  r.  2311  Larkin,  rear 
Doe,  Kimball  &  Co.  (Loring  B.  Doe,  George   H. 
Kimball  and  Charles  W.  Mott)  wholesale  lumber 
dealers,  21 J^  Spear 
Doehen  Albert  P.  F.,  shoecutter,  r.  6  Telegraph  PI 
Doelger  John,  baker  William  Hessler,  715  Pacific 
Doepfner  Fanny  Mrs.,  r.  827  Vallejo 
Doepfuer  Oscar,  packer  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  827  Vallejo 
Doerfler  Annie,  domestic  1026  Washington 
Doering  John,  foreman  Jacob   Schoenfeld,  r.  Seventh 

Av,  bet  N  and  M,  South  S,  F. 
Doerr   Charles,  glass  signs,   druggists'  glass   labels, 

608  Market,  room  10 
Doerr  Henry,  liquor  saloon  and  lodgings,  163  Jessie 
Doerr  John,  signpainter.  r.  163  Jessie 
Doerr  Philip,  blacksmith,  r.  1425  Sanchez 
H£?"  Doerr.     See  Dore  and  Dorr 
Doerrer   William  G.,   paints,   oils,   glass,   etc.,   1744 

Market 
Dogget  Richard,  r.  2207  Mission 


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Dogget  William  E.,  shoemaker,  r.  514  Mission 
Doggett  Bolivar,  plumber  James  K.  Prior,  r.  622  Minna 
Doggett  Danton  C,  pressman  Bacon  &  Co.,  r.  824Ji  Pa- 
cific 
Doggett.  Samuel  W. ,  attorney  at  law,  631  Sacra- 
mento, r.  180  Perry 
Doggett  Sumpter  E.,  r.  180  Perry 
Doheney  Edward  J.,  r.  1318  Broderick 
Doheney  William  P.,  r.  1318  Broderick 
Doherty  Annie,  domestic  917  Pine 
Doherty  B.,  hotbedman  Pac.  KoUing  Mills 
Doherty  Bernard,  longshoreman,  r.  12  Broadway 
Doherty  Bryan,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

cor  Greenwich  and  Octavia 
Doherty  Catherine,  widow,  r.  256  Perry 
Doherty  Charles,  wire  works,  732   Mission,  r.  524  Na- 

toma 
Doherty  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Doherty  Daniel,  engineer,  r.  524  Natoma 
Doherty  Daniel,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Doherty  Daniel,  tailor,  625  Merchant,  r.  912  Natoma 
Doht?rty  Daniel,  tanner,  r.  532  Sixth 
Doherty  Delia  Miss,  laundress,  r.  422  Fremont 
Doherty  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  7  Mary 
Doherty  Dennis,   laborer  and  sub  extraman  Engine 

No.  10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  516  Bryant 
Doherty  Dennis,  longshoreman,  r.  422  Tehama 
Doherty  Emma  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1610  Clay 
Doherty  Ferd.  G.,  bookkeeper  Rountree  &  McClure,  r. 

1610  Clay 
Doherty  Francis  J.,  clerk  A.  F.  Nye  &  Co.,  r.  1304  Cali- 
fornia 
Doherty  Francis  J.,  teamster,  r.  2012  Larkin 
Doherty  -Frank,   expressman,    cor    Washington    and 

Montgomery  Av,  r.  2012  Larkin 
Doherty  Henry,  bartender,  r.  612  Bush 
Doherty  Hugh,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Doherty  James,  laborer,  r.  24  Zoe 
Doherty  James,  longshoreman,  r.  6  Billings  PI 
Doherty  James,  longshoreman,  r.  33  Clarence  PI 
Doherty  James,  longshoreman,  r.  911  Sansome 
Doherty  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  905  Battery 
Doherty  James  T.,  liquor  saloon,  8  Jackson 
Doherty  Johanna  Mrs.,  laundress  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Doherty  John,  blacksmith,  r.  64  Jessie 
Doherty   John,  fireman  S.   F.   Gas  Light  Co.,   r.  33 

Clarence  PI 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  r.  7  Mai-y 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Doherty  John,  laundry,  815  Harrison 
Doherty  John,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Doherty  John,  lineman  Gold  and  Stock  Tel.  Co.,  r. 

324  Minna 
Doherty  John  C,  r.  1219  Post 
Doherty  John  P.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Pine,  r.  1312  Pacific 
Doherty  Maggie  Miss.whipbraider,  r.  1121  Broadway 
Doherty  Mary,  widow,  r.  532  Sixth 
Doherty  Mary  Miss,  r.  518  Stockton 
Doherty  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1610  Clay 
Doherty  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  7  Mary 
Doherty  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  314  Folsom 
Doherty  Michael,  helper  8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Doherty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  532  Tehama 
Doherty  Michael,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Doherty  Michael,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Doherty  Owen,  teamster  Oregon  Imp.  Co. 
Doherty  Patrick,   fireman    S.  F.   Gaslight  Co.,   r.   20 

Clarence  PI 
Doherty  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1001  Battery 
Doherty  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  12  Broadway 
Doherty  Peter,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Doherty  Philip,  laborer,  r.  416  Broadway 
Doherty  Richard,  laborer,  r.  35  Clarence  PI 
Doherty  Robert,  machinist  Goss  &  Dow,  r.  14  Clara 
Doherty  Roger  G.,  expressman,  r.  823  Harrison 
Doherty  Rosa  Miss,  r.  2761  Mission 
Doherty  Rusa  A.,  widow,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra 

and  Shasta 
Doherty  Thomas,  expressman,  r.  348  Eleventh 
Doherty  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  627  Stevenson 
Doherty  Thomas,  machinist,  r.-3  Beale  PI 
Doherty  Thomas  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  720  Natoma 
Doherty  Timothy,  groceries  and  fruits,  303  Hayes 
Doherty  William,  r.  119  Silver 
Doherty  William,  upholsterer,  r.  1126  Market 
Doherty  William  E.,  morocco  finisher,  r.  720  Natoma 


Doherty  William  K.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 
and  r  411  Kearny 

8^"    Doherty.  See  Dougherty 

Dohlberry  William,  coal  passer  8S.  Victoria,  r.  SE 
cor  Spear  and  Harrison 

DohleJohn,  restaurant,  439  Pine,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Dohm  Charles  F.  A.,  laborer,  r.  409  Dolores 

Dohm  Hiram,  waiter,  r.  514  Minna 

Dohme  Francis,  janitor  Sacred  Heart  College,  r.  8E 
cor  Eddy  aud  Larkin 

Dohnke  Herman,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 

Dohoney  James,  drayman,  r.  117  Shipley 

Dohoney  Philip  C,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  70 
Brosnan 

Dohring  Charles,  laborer,  r.  65  Minna 

Dohrmann  Adolph  W.  S.  (Dohrmann  &  Co.)  r.  720 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Dohriiia.nn  Frederick  W.  (B.  Nathan  &  Co.)  r. 
Alameda 

Dohrmann  William,  physician,  oflSce  and  r.  535  Bry- 
ant 

Dohrmann  &  Co.  (Adolph  W.  S.  Dohrmann  and  Hen- 
ry Wangenheim)  proptrs  Washington  Mills,  NW 
cor  Washington  and  Drumm 

83*"    Dohrmann.  See  Dorman 

Dohs  Charles  F.  (Dohs  &  Buchanan)  r.  974  Harrison 

Dohs  John,  barber,  r.  528  Green 

Dohs  &  Buchanan  (Chardes  F.  Dohs  and  John  N. 
Buchanan)  carriage  and  wagon  makers,974  Harri- 
son 

Dohse  Fritz,  bartender,  r.  NE  cor  Steiner  and  Union 

Doisron  Jules,  wire  weaver,  r.  536  3^  Valencia 

Dolan  ,  laborer,  r.  17  Welsh,  rear 

Dolan  Annie,  domestic  1928  Sacramento 

Dolan  Bridget,  liquor  saloon,  317  Tehama 

Dolan  Charles,fireman  S.  P.  RR.,r.  Bryant,nr  Twenty- 
fourth 

Dolan  Cornelius,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 

Dolan  Edward,  r.  126  Ivy  Av 

Dolan  Hattie,  domestic  11  Liberty 

Dolan  Herman,  laborer,   r.   Santa   Clara,    bet   Hamp- 

,      shire  and  Jersey 

Dolan  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  1  Folsom 

Dolan  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Bryant  and  Twenty- 
fourth 

Dolan  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Dolan  James,  engineer,  r.  533  Sacramento    . 

Dolan  James,  laborer,  r.  203 J^  Langton 

Dolan  James,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 

Dolan  James,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Railroad  Av,  bet  Twelfth 
and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Dolan  James,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  320 
Main 

Dolan  James,  miner,  r.  2829  Bush 

Dolan  James,  plasterer,  r.  4  Natoma 

Dolan  James,  spinner,  r.  1233  Union 

Dolan  James,  wheelwright,  r.  1410  Hyde 

DOLAN  JAMES  W.  wWesale 
cominissiou  agent  Kastern  boots  and 
slioes,  aiid  agent  Woonsocket  Rubber 
Co.,  and  Croodyear  Metallic  Rubber 
Slioe  Co.,   414  Market.,  r.  123  Fell 

Dolan  Jane  Miss,  dairy,  r.  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  El  Do- 
rado and  Center 

Dolan  Jefferson  F.,  tillerman  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  1, 
S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  117  Stockton 

Dolan  John,  blacksmith's  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Dolan  John,  hostler  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  E  s  Second  Av, 
bet  Fifteenth  aud  Sixteenth 

Dolan  John,  laborer,  r.  65  Everett,  rear 

Dolau  John,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  California  and  PoweU 
Avs.  B.H. 

Dolan  John,  melter  Architectural  Iron  Works,  r.  SW 
cor  California  and  Powell  Avs,  B.  H. 

Dolan  John,  seaman,  r.  668  Mission 

Dolan  John,  shipcarpeuttr,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 

Dolan  John,  shoemaker,  r.  523  Dupont 

Dolan  John,  tinsmith,  r.  1410  Hyde 

Dolan  John,  watchman,  r.  1506 }<j  Folsom 

Dolan  John  D.,  policeman,  r.  1501  Howard 

Dolan  John  M.,  bookkeeper  James  W.  Dolan,  r.  1J9 
Perry 

Dolan  Kate,  laundress,  r.  SE  cor  Bush  and  Leaven- 
worth 

Dolan  Maggie,  domestic  1016  Post 

Dolan  Maggie  Miss,  trimmer  Stack  &  Lacombe,  r.  1410 
•  Hyde 

Dolan  Mary,  domestic  30  Twelfth 

Dolan  Mary  Miss,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 


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Dulan  Michael,  capitalist,  r.  317  Tehsiua 

Dolau  Michael,  laborer,  r.  29  Jessie 

Dulan   Michael,  shijiping  clerk  Macondray  &  Co.,  r. 

109  Perrj- 
Dolan  Michael,  stevedore,  r.  1051  Folsom 
Dolan  Michael,  teamster  Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co.,  r. 

823  Montgomery 
Dolau   Michael   Jr.,   plumber   and   gasfltter,   r.   1051 

Folsom 
Dolau  Michael  A.,  r.  317  Tehama- 
Dolan  Michael  E.,  jeweler,  r.  1501  Howard 
Dolau  Michael  J.,  carriagemaker,  and  extraman   En- 
gine No.  3.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1313  California 
Dolan  Michael  J.,  hackman,  NE  cor  Post  and  Kearny, 

r.  652  Stevenson 
Dolan  P..  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Dolan  P.  A.  &  Co.  (Patrick  A.  Dolan)  livery  stable, 

1432-1431  Market 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  115  Second 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  311  Pacific 
Dolan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  927  Minna 
Dolan  Patrick  A.  (P.  A.  Dolan   &   Co.)  r.   652  Steven- 
son 
Dolan  Peter,  painter,  r.  E  s  Eailroad  Av,  bet  Twelfth- 

and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Dolan  Robert,  hostler  Market  St.  RR.,  r.   1719   O'Far- 

rell 
Dolan  Rose,  Widow,  r.  1410  Hyde 
Dolan  Thomas,  r.  1208  Union 
Dolan  Thomas,  blacksmith  Sacramento  Boiler  Works 

r.  Oakland 
Dolan  Thomas,  driver,  r.  19  Minna 
Dolan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  W    s   Sanchez,   bet   Market 

and  Sixteenth 
Dolan  Thomas,  lather,  r.  456  Tehama 
Dolan  Thomas,  piauopolisher,  r.  10  Rausch,  rear 
Dolan  Thomas,  porter  Newmark,  Gruenberg  &  Co.,  r. 

1051  Folsom 
Dolan  Thomas,  proptr  Champion   Soap   Factory,    E  s 

Potrero  Av,  bet  Alameda  and  El  Dorado 
Dolan  Thomas,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angelee 
Dolan  Thomas  B.,  fuller  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Facto- 
ry, r.  N  8  Bay,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Dolan  Thomas  F.,  salesman  James  W.  Dolan,  r.  109 

Perry 
Dolan  Timothy,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  155  Perry 
Dolan  William  (Toomey  &  Dolau)  r.  47  Ritch 
Dolan  William,  coachmau,  r.  2517  Post 
Dolan  William  B.,   liquor  saloon,   145  Third,   r.  143 

Third 
Dolan  William  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  143  Third 
Dolan  William  H.,  bootmaker,  r.  1057  Folsom 
l^"Dolan.     See  Doolan 
Dolan's  Building,  NE  cor  Third  and  Hunt 
Dolbear  George  E.,  porter,  r.  1009  Stockton 
Dolbeer  John  (Dolbeer  &  Carson)  r.  828  Lombard 
Dolbeer  Hi  Carson  (John   Dolbeer  and    William 

Carson)  lumberdealers,  22  Calitoruia 
Dolberg  Adolph,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.   Salinas,   r.   North 

Pacific  Hotel 
Dolbert  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dolcey  Frank,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Dold  Charles  V.  (Kittelberger  &  Dold)  r.  1310  Howard 
Dolder  Leopold  F.  (Nordbruch  &  Dolder)r.  732  Whee- 

lock  PI 
Dole  Amos  W.,  clerk,  r.  9  Minna 
Dole  Lorenzo,  carpenter,   r.  9  Minna 
Dole  Silas  W.,  carpenter,  r.  9  Minna 
Dolet  Eugene,  clerk  Lenormand  Bros.,  r.  120  Sutter, 

room  HO 
Dolfiui  Damiano,  milkman,  r.  518  Pacific 
Dolheguy  Benjamin,  salesman,  r.  5  Taylor  PI 
Dolheguy  Leon,  salesman,  r.  5  Taylor  PI 
Dolheguy  Rose  Miss,  clerk  F.  Thomas  &  Co.,  r.  5  Tay- 
lor PI 
Dolich  Louis,  seaman  schr  Mary  Biihne,  r.  405  Pacific 
Doll  John  W.,  butcher,  r.  1G46  Mission 
Doll  Johu  W.  Mrs.,  dairy  produce,  1646  Mission 
Doll  Philip,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Doll  William  J.,  butcher  James  L.  Daniels,  r.   1646 

Mission 
Dollard  John,  drayman,  cor  Front  and  California,  r. 

'2Hhi  Langton 
Dollard  William,  woolgrader,  r.  929  Bryant 
DoUey  E.  S.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Dolling  Heury,  porter,  r.  1127  Filbert 
Dolling  William  H.,  engraver  Wenzel,   Rothschild  & 

Hadeiifeldt,  r.  1127  Filbert 
DoUiver  Edwin,  steward   schr  James   A.  Garfield,  r. 

322  Ritch 


Dolliver  Frank  P.,  clerk  Dolliver  &  Bro.,  r.  921  How- 
j         ard 

I  Dolliver  John  S.,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9,  r. 
]  1616  Bush 

Dolliver  Samuel  R.  (Dolliver*  Brother)  r.  426  Oak 
I  Dolliver  Thomas  (Dolliver  &   Brother)    r.   2201   Fill- 
more 
I  Dolliver  Thomas,  leather  dealer,  r.  137  Montgomery 
j  Dolliver  William,  jjorter  Dolliver   &   Bro.,   r.   1713J< 
I       ■  Jessie 

I  Dolliver  &  Brotlier  (Thomas  and  Samuel  R.  Dol- 
I  liver  and  Albert  R.  Church)  importers  and  deal- 

I         ers  shoe  manufacturers  materials,  573-575  Market 

DoUmau  Anton,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
I  Dolly  Michael,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  7  Hayward 
Dolph  W.  L.,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
,  Dolsen  Samuel  L.,  civil  engineer,  r.  1817  Stockton 
Domann  Carl  F.,  jewelry  box  maker  August  H.  Loch- 

baum,  r.  8  O'Farrell  Alley 

Domay  Adolph,  cooxier,  r.  1226  Pine 

I  Domay  Andrew,  porter,  r.  1226  Pine 

Domenici  Antonio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
I  way 

Domenici  Basilic,  merchant  tailor,  1335  Dupont 
Domenici  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,   625  Broad- 
way 
Domenici  Reginaldo.  chairmaker,  r.  Bryant,  bet  Sixth 

and  Seventh 
Domenico  Maginni,  milker,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Road, 

opp  Fifteenth  Av 
Domeuiconi  Anselmo,  wine  merchant,  r.   107  Valpa- 
raiso 
Domergue  Gaston  (Domergue  &  Gamier)  r.  14  Eddy 
Domergue  Louis  F.,  painter,  r.  85  West  Mission 
Domergue   &   Garnier  (Gaston   J^)omergue   and   Emil 

Gamier)  liquor  saloon,  618  Sacramento 
Domestic  Restaurant,  J.  B.  Jsques  proptr,  26  First 
Domestic  Se>vi«ig  Machine  Co.,  J.W.Evans 

agent,  29  Post 
Domett  Ellen  M.  Miss,r.  SW  cor  Capp  and  Twentieth 
Domett  William  E.,  pilot,  oflice  506  Battery,  room  9, 

r.  714  Shotwell 
Domijanich  Antone,  waiter,  r.  323  Washington 
Domingo  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Domiuguez  Richard,  machinist,  r.  1423  Geary 
Domini  Christian,  laborer,  r.    NE  cor  Filbert  and 

Webster 
Dominic  D.,  candymaker,  r.  9  Lafayette  PI 
Dominican  Monastery,  W  s  Steiner,  bet  Pine  and 

•Bush 
Dominici  Giovanni  (F.  Pera  &  Co.)  r.  413  Broadway 
Dominici  Leonie,  chairmaker,  r.  8  White  PI 
Dominicus  P.,  express  wagon,  10  Broadway 
Dominick  Mary  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  422  Broadway 
Dominique  Jean,  laundryman.  r.  605  Broadway 
Dominique  Marcel,  gardener,  r.  NE  cor  Kansas  and 

Center 
Don  Jean,  real  estate,  r.  1510  Dupont 
Donagher  Kate,  widow,  r.  1140  Mission,  rear 
Donaghy  James  S.,  receiver  Omnibus  RR.,   r.   316J«5 

Ritch 
Donahar  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  522  Eighth 
Donahar  Patrick  H.,  clerk,  r.  208  Seventh 
Donahoe  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  14  Scott  PI 
Donahoe  Frank  H.,  brickmason,  r.  133  Fifth 
Donahoe  John,  filecutter,  r.  4  Boardman  PI 
Donahoe  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  r.  61  Tehama 
Donahoe  Michael,  teamster,  r.  320  Chestnut 
Donahue  Cornelius  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  965  Bry- 
ant, r.  997  Bryant 
Donahue  Daniel,  junk,  r.  12M  Zoe 
Donahue  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  726  Howard,  rear 
Donahue  David,  laborer,  r.  726  Howard,  rear 
Donahue  Dennis,  r.  42  Natoma 
Donahue  Ellen,  widow,  r.  4  Zoe  PI 
Donahue  Eugene,  expressman,  NE  cor  Second  and 

Howard,  r.  145}^  Dore 
Donahue  Florence  J.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  721 

Market 
Donahue  Henry,  agent  Singer  Sewing  Machines,  304 

Hayes 
Donahue  Henry,  clerk  Antonio  Rottanzi,  r.  301  Third 
Donahue  James,  baker  W.  J.  Davis,  r.  Seventeenth,  nr 

Market 
Donahue  James,  hackman,  r.  413  Oak 
Donahue  James,  machinist  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  42 

Natoma 
Donahne  James  M. ,  secretary  San  Francisco  and 
North  Pacific  RR.   Co..   430    Montgomery,  r.  454 
Bryant 


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Donahue  James  T.,  bookkeeper  Stevenson  fe^Longwlll, 

r.  511  O'Farrell 
Donahue  Jane,  -widow,  r.  NW  cor  Sixteenth  Av  and  F, 

South  S.  F. 
Donahue  Jeremiah,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Donahue  J.  H.,  carpenter,  r.  421  Sixth 
Donahue  John,  hackman,  r.  175  Perry 
Donahue  John,  laborer,  r.  319Tehjfma 
Donaliue  John,  laborer,  r.  542  Mission  • 

Donahue  John,  laborer  Pae.  Rolling  Mills 
Donahue  John,  longshoreman,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Donahue  Jcjhn,  longshoreman,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Donahue  Joseph,  upholsterer,  r.  159  Tehama 
Donahue  Josiah,   expressman,   r.   S  s  Alabama,   bet 

Twenty-fifth  aud  Twenty-sixth 
Donahue  Lydia  Mrs.,  drussmaker,  r.  1126  Market 
Donahue  M.  Miss,  carpetsewer,  r.  540  Jessie 
Donahue  Margaret  Miss,  r.  346  First 
Donahue  Margaret,  widow,  r.  204  Ritch 
Donahue  Margaret,  widow,  r.  538  Miuna 
Donahue  Mary,  widow,  r.  N  s  Tenth  Av,  bet  M  aud  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Donahue  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  316  Minna 
Donahue  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  4  Zoe  PI 
Donahue  M«ry  A.,  dressmaker,  r.  1113  Kearny 
Donahue    Michael,   bookkeeper   Club-  Stables,  r.  469 

Jessie 
Donahue  P.,  expressman,  cor  Sansorae  and  Jackson 
Donahue  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  38  Tehama 
Donahue  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  143  Dore 
Donahue  Patrick,  watchmaker,  104  Jackson 
Donaliue    Peter,     capitalist  and    president    San 
Francisco  and  North  Pacific  RR.,    S.  F.  Gas  Light 
Co.,  Sonoma  Valley   RR.  and  Omnibus  RR.,  oliice 
42(>-430  Montgomery,  r.  454  Bryant 
Donahue  Peter,  laborer,  r.  540  Jessie 
Donahue  Simon,  shoemaker,  r.  20  Page 
Donahue  Stephen  J.,  clerk  W.  J.  Petersen,  r.  NE  ccrr 

Market  aud  Seventeenth 
Donahue  Thomas,  r.  Clarendon  House 
Donahue  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  159  Tehama 
Donahue  Thomas,  upholsterer,  r.  426  Clementina 
Donahue  Thomas  F.,  machinist,  r.  304  Third 
Donahue  William,  machine  baud,  r.  241  King 
Donahue  William,  vinegarmaker,  r.  210  Eighth 
Donahue  William  A.,  nutmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Donahue  William  H.,  jeweler,  r.  159  Tehama 
R5'"Donahue.    See  Donahoe,  Donoghue,  Douohoe  and 

Douohue 
Donalau  Michael,  teamster,  r.  120  Turk,  rear 
Donald  David,  machinist,  r.  lOGJ^  Third 
Donaldson  Alexander,  shipwright,  r.  31 J^  Garden 
Donaldson  Alfred,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Donaldson  David,  merchandise  broker,  426  Townseud, 

r.  9  Oak  Grove  Av 
Donaldson  Eugene  D.,  supernumerary  Standard  The- 
atre, r.  3  Park  PI 
Donaldson  James  (Donaldson  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Donaldson  James,  engineer,  r,  2323  k  Harrison 
Doualdson  James,  miner,  r.  ,547  Mission 
Donaldson  L.  G.,  expressman,  cor  Jackson  and  East 
Donaldson   Robert  A.,  assistant  general  passen- 
ger aud  ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Townsend,  room  74,  r.  308  Leavenworth 
Donaldson  Walter,  zinc  blocker,  r.  609  Folsom 
Donaldson  William  A.,  agent  Truckee  Lumber  Go's 
Box  Factory,  240  Berry,  r.  East  Oakland 

DONALDSON  &  CO.    ,aan.e.  Don. 
aldson  ;init  .Tolin  Gawnv)  sltippinja:  and 
commission  merchants,  ag-ents  ^cottisli 
Imperial    Insurance    Co.     of    Glasgo>v, 
and    International    Marine    Insurance 
Co.  (limited)of  Liverpool,  319  California 
Donavan  B.,  eu(,'iueer,  r.  413  Broadway 
Donavan  Danid,  shoe  finisher,  r.  1561  Market 
Donavan  Dauiel  J.,  marblecutter,  r.   Gody,  bet  Mis- 
sion aud  California  Avs 
Donavan  John,  r.  cor  California  Av  and  Gody 
Donavan  John,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 
Donavan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  226  Francisco 
Donavan  John  M.,  l)lacksmith,  r.  California  Av,  bet 

Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth,  B.  H. 
Donavan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  cor  California  Av  and 

Gody 
C^Donavan.     See  Donovan 

Doncer  John,  carpenter  John  T.  Whitnev,  r.  Clemen- 
tina, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Dondero  Charles,  editor  La  Voce  del    Popolo,   535 
Washington,  r.  16  John 


Dondero  Giovanni,   real   estate,    r.    718    Greenwich, 

rear 
Dondero  Joseph,  porter  Sol.  Wangenhelm  &  Co.,  r.  718 

Greenwich,  rear 
Dondero  Luigi,  fruits,  1819  Union 
Dondero  Margaret,  widow,  r.  16  John 
Donegan  John,  blacksmith,  r.  .366  Natoma 
Donegan  John  J.  (Calnan  &  Donegan)  r.  335  Minna 
Donegan  Margaret,  domestic  1505  Scott 
Donegan  Mary,  domestic  1822  Buchanan 
Donegan  Peter,  painter,  r.  1000  Hyde 
Donegan  Rosie,  cook  904  O'Farrell 
Donegan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  366  Natoma 
Donegan  Thomas,  painter,  r.  1000  Hyde 
^^  Donegan.     See  Dunigan  and  Dunnigan 
Donellan  Frances,  domestic  SW  cor  Fillmore  and  Mc- 
Allister 
Doneout  Henry,  milker,  r.  SE  cor  Thirtieth  and  Do- 
lores 
Donks  P.  H.,  r.  cor  Gough  and  Hayes 
Donlan  James,  r.  28  Buss 
Donlan  Kate,  domestic  911  Bush 
Donlan  Margaret,  domestic  634  Washington 
Donlan  Michael,  r.  172  Minna 
Donlan  Thomas  S.,  blacksmith,  1103  Mission,  r.  777 

Market 
Donlan  Thomas  S.,  hackman,  r.  14:34  Market 
Donlan  William  E.,  actor,  r.  28  Russ 
K?"  Donlan.     See  Donlon  and  Dounellan 
Donleavy  Michael  F. ,  restaurant  and   oyster   saloon, 

530  Market,  r.  1136  Howard 
Donlevy  Andrew,  grainer,  923  Market  and  28  Geary,  r. 

1050  Howard 
Donley  J.  C,  weigher's  dept  Custom  House,  r.  Brook- 
lyn HQtel 
Donley  John,  elevator  conduQtor  Grand  Hotel 
Donley  Joseph,  driver,  r.  92/3^  Jackson 
Donley  Rosa  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  307  Eighteenth 
8^  Donley,    teee  Donnelly  and  Donnolly 
Donlon  John,   boilermaker  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.   108 

Langton 
Donlon  Joseph  M.,  in.surance  broker,  409  California, 

r.  G31  Twenty-third 
Donlon  Mary,  widow,  r.  S  s  Henry,  bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Donlon    Michael,    car    inspector    C.   P.   RR.,   r.  131 

Langton 
Donlon  Michael,  laborer,  r.  228  Twents'-eighth 
Donlon  Michael  J.,  foreman  R.W.  Harris,  r.  1004  Jack- 
son 
Donlon  Patrick,  fouudryman,  r.  81  Natoma 
Donlon  Patrick  F.,  plasterer,  r.  .38  Crocker 
Donlon  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  807  Montgomery 
Donlon  William  J.,  bookkeeper  McNally  &  Ha-wkins, 

r.  631  Twenty-third 
B^  Donlon.    See  Donlan  aud  Donnellan 
Donn  David  K.,  bookbinder,  r.  602  Second 
Donn  Elian  L.  S.   Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  539   Cali- 
fornia 
Donn  Elian  William  L..  r.  539  California 
Donne  Richard  M.,  expressman.  NE  cor  Battery  and 

Washington,  r.  10U9  McAllister 
Donnell    Arthur   C,   city    agent    California  In- 
surance Co.,  and   Union  Fire   and  Marine  Insur- 
ance Co.  of  Christ  Church,  New  Zealand,  318  Cali- 
fornia, r.  Oakland 
Donnell  James,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Donnell  Philip  O.,  r.  1020  Mission 
Donnellan  Thomas,  livery  stable,  719  O'Farrell,  rear 
Donnellan  Thomas,  i)ressman  A.  M.  Slocum,  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Donnellan  M.  L.,  r.  35  Dorlaud 
Donnellan  Patrick,  plasterer,  r.  38  Crocker 
Donnellan  William  E.,  clerk,  r.  35  Dorland 
Iti*"  Donnellan.     See  Donlan  and  Donlon 

Donnelly ,  boilermaker,  r.  108  Laugton,  rear 

Donnelly  A.  B.,  r.  234  Sixth 

Donnelly  Andrew,  r.  SE  cor  Eighteenth  and  Castro 
Donnelly  Andrew  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  3  Taylor 
Donnelly  Andrew  J.  (Donnelly,  Dunue  &  Co.)  r.  417 

Kearny 
Donnelly  Ann,  domestic  1112  Leavenworth 
Donnelly  Bernard,  blacksmith,  and  extraman  Engine 

No.  12,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  8  Minna 
Donnelly  Bernard,  cook,  r.  217  Langton 
Donnelly  Bridget,  domestic  917  Valencia 
Donnelly  Bridget  Mrs.,  groceries,  Alabama,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fifth and  Tw<  nty-sixth 
Donnelly  Brien,  r.  315  Eighth 
Donnelly  C,  laborer,  r.  4  Jackson  PI 
Donnelly  Catherine,  widow,  r.  19  Sumner 


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Donnelly  Catherine  Miss,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Tay- 
lor 
Donnelly,  Danne  &  Co.  (Andrew  J.  and  Edward 
T.  Donnelly  and  James    F.  Dunne)    cattle   and 
sheep  dealers  and  wholesale  butchers,  GOl  Califor- 
nia, room  4 
Donnelly  Edward,  contractor,  r.  2103  Jones 
Donnelly  Edward,  physician  and  surgeon,  oflBce  and 

r.  142!^  Fourth 
Donnelly  Edward,  plumber,  r.  100)^  Jackson 
Donnelly  Edward,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  &  Co., 

r.  19  Sumner 
Donnelly  Edward  J.,  gasfltter  and  plumber,  r.  1122M 

Larkin 
Donnelly  Edward  T.  (Donnelly,  Dunne  &  Co)  r.  San 

Felipe,  Cal. 
Donnelly  Edward  T.,  clerk,  r.  SE  cor  Hampshire  and 

Serpentine  Av 
Donnelly  E.  F.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  320  Geary 
Donnelly  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1710  Mason 
Donnelly  George,  blacksmith,  r.  219  Ritch 
Donnelly  Hector,  laborer,  r.  330  Spear 
Donnelly  Hugh,  porter  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  20 

Langton 
Donnelly  J.,  waiter,  r.  Coso  House 
Donnelly    James,  oiler   P.  M.  SS.   City    of    Rio  de 

Janeiro 
Donnelly  James,  captain  schr  Enterprise,  office  44 

Market,  r.  333M  Ritch 
Donnelly  James,  steward,  r.  317  Beale,  rear 
Donnelly  James  J.,  city  agent  S.  Lachman  k  Co.,  r. 

927  Jackson 
Donnelly  James  J.,  comisositor,  r.  39  Clara 
Donnelly  James  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  130  Ship- 
ley, r.  927  Jackson 
Donnelly  John,  r.  633  Geary 
Donnelly  John,  butcher,  r.  529  First 
Donnelly  John,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r.  19 

Sumner 
Donnelly  John,  foreman  Pacific  Mail  Dock.r.  13 Fred- 
erick 
Donnelly  .John,  hostler  Omnibus  RR. 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  r.  232  Fifth 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Fre- 
mont 
Donnelly  John,  longshoreman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Donnelly  John,  molder,  r.  20  Hai^ht 
Donnelly  John,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de  Janeiro 
Donnelly  John,  teamster,  r.  8  s  Pacific  Av,  bet  Devisa- 

dero  and  Broderick 
Donnelly  John  E.,  cooper,  r.  1'2,35  Market 
Donnelly  John  H.,  carver,  r.  135  Tehama     . 
Donnelly  John  H.,  tanner,  r.  SE  cor  Hampshire   and 

Serpentine  Av 
Donnelly  John  T.,  plasterer,  r.  SW  cor  Thirteenth  and 

Harrison 
Donnelly  John  W.,  brassmolder,  r.  69  Natoma 
Donnelly  Lemuel  L.,  bookkeeper  \V.  S.  Townsend,  r. 

737  Market 
Donnelly  liouise  Miss,    assistant   Tehama  Primary 

School,  r.  25  Grand  Av 
Donnelly  M.iggie,  domestic  109  Tenth 
Donnelly  Mamie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  974  Harrison 
Donnelly  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  20  Haight 
Donnelly  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Rincon  Grammar 

School,  r.  23  Grand  Av 
Donnelly    Michael,    proptr    Cal.    Tannery,    SE    cor 

Hampshire  and  Se^-pentlne  Av 
Donnelly  Michael,  tinsmith,  r.  1710  Mason 
Donnelly  Michael  A.,  bookkeeper  Moyuihan  &Aitken, 

r.  2'2  Russ 
Donnelly  Owen,  peddler,  r.  228  Sixth 
Donnelly  Patrick,  baker  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Donnelly  Patrick,  clerk,  r.  315  Eighth 
Donnelly  Patrick,  gardener,  r.  1534  Howard 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laljorer,  r.  541  Hayes 
Donncll>  Patrick,  painter,  r.  22,S  Sixth 
Donnelly  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  724  Front 
Donnelly  Patrick  F.,  brasstiuisher,  r.  135  Tehama 
Donnelly  Peter,  clerk,  r.  711  Trent  .Av 
Donnelly  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Frederick 
Donnelly  Robert,  drayman,  r.  210J4  Washington 
Donnelly  Terronce   C,   with   James  Donnelly,  r.  130 

Shipley 
Donnelly  Thomas,  r.  115  Clinton 

Donnelly  Thomas  (Skerrctt  k  Donnelly)    r.  228  Sixth 
Donnelly  Thomas,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Donnelly  Thomas,   laborer,   r.  NW  cor  Fillmore  and 

Francisco 
Donnelly  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 


Donnelly  Thomas,  upholsterer,  r.  211  Tenth 
Donnelly  Thomas  F.,  r.  25  Grand  Av 
Donnelly  Walton  C,  teamster,  r.  72  Juniper 
Donnelly  William,  laborer,  r.  410 >^  Natoma 
Donnelly  AVilliam,  longshoreman,  r.  321  Drumm 
Donnelly  Winifred  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  2  Eighth 
(^"Donnelly.     See  Donley  and  Donnolly 
Donnels  Albert  T.,  salesman  Charles  M.  I'lum  &  Co., 

r.  227  Bartlett 
Donnels  Thomas,  bookkeeper  William  Dunphy  &  Co., 

r.  227  Bartlett 
Donne.r  A.  J.,  office  330  Pine,  room  49 
Donner  Bruno,  waiter,  r.  1805  Powell 
Donner  Carl,  blacksmith  C.  F.  Suhl,  r.  118  Drumm 
Donner  Henry,  assistant  supt  aquarium  Woodward's 

Gardens,  r.  1805  Powell 
Donner  Louis,  carpenter,  r.  1805  Powell 
Donner  N..  r.  10)  Hayes 
Donnet  J.  P..  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Donnilla  David  T.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth  Av  and  D 
Donnolly  Thomas  C,  mnfr,r.  1611  Mason 
6^  Donnolly.     See  Donley  and  Donnelly 
Donnicliff  Thomas,  auctioneer,  r.  W  b  Buchanan,  bet 

Waller  and  Haight 
Donoghue  Daniel  J.,  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  427  Third 
Donoghue  J.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co. 
Donoghue  Michael,  r.  N  s  Tenth  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Donoghue   Michael,    messenger   First  National  Gold 

Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  403  Van  Ness  Av 
Donoghue  Patrick,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Donoghu"  Thomas,  S.  J.,  cook  St.  Ignatius  College 
Donohoe  Cornelius,  policeman,  r.  4163^  Shii)ley 
Donohoe  Daniel  (A.  Anstett  k  Co.)  r.  725  Green 
Donohoe  Frank,  marbleworker  A.  Morris,  r.  216  Fifth 
Donohoe  Frederick  J.,  clerk  Lyman  I.  Mowry,r.  929}^ 

Howard 
Donohoe  James,  real  estate,  r.  929?^  Howard 
Donohoe  John,  blacksmith,  r.  1704  Harrison 
Donohoe  Joseph  A.  (Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.)  r.  526  Har- 
rison 
Donolioe,  Kelly  &  Co.  (Joseph  A.  Donohoe,  Eu- 
gene Kelly,  Howard  Havens  and  John  W.  Flood) 
bankers,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
Donohoe  Maggie,  domestic  229  O'Farrell 
Donohoe  Michael,  hustler  Club  Stables,  r.  48  Jessie 
Donohoe  Minnie  Miss,  r.  526  Harrison 
Donohoe  Moses,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Twen- 
ty-second and  Fair  Oaks 
Donohoe  Owen,  shoemaker,  1613  Turk 
Donohoe  Patrick,  r.  136  First  Av 
Donohoe  Robert,  miner,  r.  906  Market 
Donohoe  Thomas,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR. 
Donohue  Cath.'rine,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  827  Folsom 
Donohue  Catherine,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Greenwich  and 

Steiner 
Donohue  Charles,  boilermaker,  r.  548  Howard 
Donohue  Charles  A.,  bagmaker  Blake,  Robbins  &  Co., 

r.  213  Polk 
Donohue  Cornelius  J.,  molder  Thompson  Bros.,  r. 

Oakland 
Donohue  Dennis,  teamster  Dunn  k  Blucher 
Donohue  Edward,  shoemaker,  20  Hayes,  r.  28  Hayes 
Donohue  Eugene  D.,  expressman,  r.  145)^  Dore 
Donohue  Francis,  real  estate,  r.  NW  cor  Guerrero  and 

Duncan 
Donohue  Frank,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  657.  How- 
ard 
Donohue  Hannah,  widow,  r.  177  Stevenson 
Donohue  Hugh,  housepainter,  r.  213  Polk,  rear 
Donohue   Humphrey,   expressman,   cor  Dupont   and 

Geary,  r.  229  Langton 
Donohue  James,  baker,  r.  N  s  Seventeenth,  bet  Noe 

and  Castro 
Donohue  James,  blacksmith,  r.  28  M 
Donohue  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Minna 

and  Seventh 
Donohue  James  T.,  bookkeeper,  r.  603  Ellis 
Donohue  Jennie,  domestic  425. Eddy 
Donohue  Jeremiah,  farmer,  r.  Ocean  House  Road,  nr 

Lake  Merced 
Donohue  John,  blacksmith,  r.  426  Hayes 
Donohue  John,  blacksmith,  r.  1704  Harrison 
Donohue  John,  cashier  Kennedy,  Breunan  &  Co.,  r. 

1432  Howard 
Donohue  John,  clerk,  r.  417  Powell 
Donohue  John,  fireman,  r.  12  Miller  I'l 
D  mohue  John,  hostler,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth,  nr  Valencia 
Donohue  John,  laborer,  r.  18  Folsom  .\v 
Donohue  John,  lumber  stevedore,  r.  South  Park  House 


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Donohue  John,  shoemaker,  r.  500  Broadway 
Donohue  John,  student,  r.  838  Mission  ' 
Donohue  John,  teamster,  r.  319  Jessie 
Donohue  John,  teamster,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Donohue  John,  waiter,  r.  175  Minna 
Donohue  John  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Bryant  Av 
Donohue  John  J.,  plumber  Thomas  Day,  r.  912  Ellis 
Donohue  John  W.,  surveyor,  r.  84  West  Mission, 
Donohue  Kate,  widow,  r.  2315  Jackson 
Donohue  Kate  Mrs.,  janitress  Point  Lobos  School,  r. 

Ws  Twentieth  Av,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 
Donohue  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress  Andrew  Evans;  r.  426 

Hayes 
Donohue  Mary  A.  Miss,  saleswoman,  r.  84  West  Mis- 
sion 
Donohue  Michael,  laborer,  r.  cor  Ninth  Av  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Donohue    Michael,  laborer,  r.  SW   cor  Masonic    and 

Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Donohue  Michael,  stablekeeper,  r.  458  Jessie 
Donohue  Owen,  miner,  r.  309  Elm  Av 
Donohue   Patrick,  blacksmith  and   carriage   painter, 

716  Sansome,  r.  426  Hayes 
Donohue  Patrick,  contractor,  r.  84  West  Mission 
Donohue  Patrick,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RE.,   r.   Creed- 
more  House 
Donohue  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Twentieth  Av,  nr 

Point  Lobos  Av 
Donohue  Patrick,  plasterer,  r.  20  Page 
Donohue  Patrick,  salesman,  r.  608  Jones 
Donohue  Patiick,  shoemaker,  r.  lllj^  Polk 
Donohue  Patrick  E.,  bartender,  r.  NW  cor  First  Av 

and  Sixteenth 
Donohvie  Patrick  J.,  salesmann  Drake  &  Emerson,  r. 

321  Pacific 
Donohue  Roger,    expressman,    cor  Washington  and 

Sansome 
Donohue  Simon,  shoemaker  Jory  Bros.,  r.  20  Page 
Donohue  Thomas  (Donohue  &  Phelan)   r.   1432  How- 
ard 
Donohue  Thomas,  carriagepainter,  r.  426  Hayes 
Donohue  Thomas,  marblecutter,  r.  18  Stevenson  Av 
Donohue  Thomas  R.  (Sullivan  &  Donohue)  r.  912  Ellis 
Donohue  Timothy,  expressman,  r.  12  Converse 
Donohue  Timothy,  shoemaker,  r.  W  8  Fourth  Av,  bet 

Clement  and  Point  Lobos  Av 
Donohue  Timothy,  mining,  r.  226 Fulton 
Donohue    William,  clerk  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  640 

Jessie 
Donohue  William  H.,  jeweler  Levison  Bros.,  r.  159 

Tehama 
Donohue  &  Phelan    (Thomas  Donohue  and  Patrick 

■  Phelan)  liquor  saloon,  33  Second 
8^"Donohue.     See  Donohoe,  Donahue,  Donoghue  and 

Donohoe 
Donolan  Delia,  domestic  927  Pine 
Donolly  Jane,  domestic  60.'3  Polk 
Donovan  — — ,  shipcarpenter,  r.  720  Folsom 
Donovan  Andrew  J.,  compositor,  r.  225  Fulton 
Donovan  Ann,  widow,  r.  314  J^  Ivy  Av 
Donovan  Ann;  widow,  r.  11  Mason 
Donovan  Anna,  widow,  r.  44  Jesfiie 
Donovan  faridget,  widow,  r.  240  Jessie 
Donovan  Cutherine,  laundress,  28  Ellis 
Donovan  Cornelius,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.   and  L. 

Works 
DonoVan   Cornelius,  house  mover,  r.  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Thirteenth 
Donovan  Cornelius,  house  painter,  r.  703  Sanchez 
Donovan  Cornelius,  seaman,  r.  127  Folsom,  rear 
Donovan  Cornelius,  sheetiron  worker,  r.  210  Austin 
Donovan  Daniel,  boots  and   shoes,  1412   Stockton  and 

427  Montgomery  Av,  r.  757  Brannan  • 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  547  Mission 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1253  Montgomery 
Donovan  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  127  Folsom,  rear 
Donovan  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Donoviin  Daniel,  seaman  schr  Czar,  r.  221  Second 
Donovan  Daniel,  shoemaker,  r.  1561  Market 
Donovan  Daniel,  wool  griider,  r.  927  Greenwich 
Donovan  Daniel  E.,  r.  '.)!'.)  Greenwich 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  734  Natimia,  rear 
Donovan  Dennis,  shoe  cutter,  r.  757  Brannan 
Donovan  Edward  P.,  apprentice   Union   Iron  Works, 

r.  935  Folsom 
Donovan  Ellen,  midwife,  r.  1524  Dolores 
Donovan  Ellen    Miss,  assistant   Franklin    Grammar 
School,  r.  107  O'J'arrell 


Donovan  Francis  M.,  coach  painter,  r.  431  Twenty- 
second 
Donovan  Frank,  driver  Engine  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  412 

Bush 
Donovan  Frank,  longshoreman,  T.  11  Pacific 
Donovan  Hannah,  r.  718  Grove 
Donovan  Hannah,  domestic  1324  Golden  Gate  Av 
Donovan  Herbert,  engineer,  r.  413  Broadway 
Donovan  Honora,  widow,  r.  6143^  Natoma 
Donovan  Hugh  G.,  laborer,  r.  217  Perry 
Donovan  James,  biitcher,  r.  225  Fulton 
Donovan  James,  coffee  roaster,  r.  1227  Green 
Donovan  James,  hostler,  r.  3  Burcham  PI 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  r.  17  Welsh 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  r.  461  Jessie 
Donovan  James,  longshoreman,  r.  625  Davis 
Donovan  James,  painter,  r.  1565!^  Market 
Donovan  James  A.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,    r.  611 

Stevenson 
Donovan  James  F.,  laborer,  r.  34  Welsh 
Donovan  James  H.,  boilermaker,  r.  313  Jessie 
Donovan   James   J.  Jr.,  painter  M.   J.  &  J.   J.  Dono- 
van, r.  524  Stevenson 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  366  Natoma 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  426  Fulton 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  511  Stevenson 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  919  Greenwich 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  morocco  dresser,  r.  408  Shipley 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  printer,  r.  1322  Kearny 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  seaman,  r.  60  Annie 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  shipcarpenter,  r.  609  J^  Howard 
Donovan  Jeremiah  J.    (Donovan   &   O'Donnell)    r.  i 

Elliot  Park 
Donovan  John,  r.  SW  cor  Mission  and  Thirteenth 
Donovan  John,  actor,  r.  641  Commercial 
Donovan  John,  blacksmith,  r.  1602  Mission 
Donovan  John,  commercial  traveler  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  r.  1817  O'Farrell 
Donovan  John,  currier,  r.  6  Haywood 
Donovan  John,  driver,  r.  3034  3^  Sixteenth 
Donovan  John,  farmer,  r.  542  Mission 
Donovan  John,  fireman  C.   P.  RR.  stmr  El  Capitan, 

r.  Oakland 
Donovan  John,  hostler,  r.  3  Burcham  PI 
Donovan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  iWH  Natoma 
Donovan  John,  messboy  P.  M.  SS..  Colima" 
Donovan  John,  molder,  r.  1140  Mission 
Donovan  John,  painter,  r;  727  3^  Clementina 
Donovan  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Donovan  John,  warehouseman,  r.   NW   cor  Lombard  | 
and  Kearny  ' 

Donovan  John,  watchman,  r.  5]93<!  Brannan,  rear 
Donovan  John  A.,  painter,  r.  16  Ninth 
Donovan  John  E.,  engineer,  r.  935  Folsom 
Donovan  John  H..  boilermaker,  r.  lllO'Green 
Donovan  John   H.,    clerk    John    H.    Tobin,    r.     225 

Fulton 
Donovan  John  J.,  silversmith,  r.  935  Folsom 
Donovan  John  J.,  teacher,  r.  224  McAllister 
Donovan  John  J.,  whitener  and  painter,  r.  6  Potter 
Donovan  John  P.,  ironworker,  r.  313  Jessie 
Donovan  John  W.,  salesman  Orr  &   Atkins,   r.  246 

Jessie 
Donovan  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  W   s   Webster;  bet  Fell' 

and  Oak 
Donovan  Joseph  J.   (M.  J.   &   J.  J.  Donovan)    r.  544 

Minna 
Donovan  Joseph  T. ,  druggist  Williafn  J.  Bryan,  r.  919 

Greenwich 
Donovan  Julia,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Mission  and  Thir- 
teenth 
Donovan  Kittie  T.  Miss,  r.  1114  Pierce 
Donovan  Margaret,  widow,  r.  711  Natoma 
Donovan  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  1114  Pierce 
Donovan  Mary,  widow,  r.  34  Welsh 
Donovan  Mary,  widow,  r.  1711 J^  Clay,  rear 
Donovaii  Mary,  domestic  1120  Sutter 
Donovan  Mary,  domestic  1834  Bush 
Donovan  Mary  A.,  fancy  goods,  1561  Market 
Donovan  Maurice  R.,  carpenter  A.  M.  Jewell  &  Co., 

r.  14  Laguna 
Donovan  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  6  Hill 
Donovan  Michael,  cellarman,  r.  221  I  lara 
Donovan  Michael,  cigars,  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  14  Clay 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  547  Mission 
Donovan  Michael,  policeman,  r.  1524  Dolores 
Donovan  Micliael  A.,  tanner,  r.  2823  Clay 
Donovan  Michael  J.    (M.  J.   &  J.   J.   Donovan)  r.  544 
Minna 


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Donovan  Michael  M. 

second 
Donovan   St.   J.  &  J.  J. 

J.)  painters,  1006  Mission 
Donovan  Mullie  Miss,  r.  217  Perry 
Donovan  Murty,  uiilk  ranch.  Eighteenth  Av,  bet  R 

and  S,  South  S.  F. 
Donovan  Nellie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  J.  Shields,  r.  511 

Stevenson 
Donovan  Patrick  (Donovan  &  Lane)   r.  33:5  Kast 
Donovan  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  313  Jessie 
Donovan  Patrick,  engineer,  r.  273  Greenwich 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Ill  J^  Ivy  Av 
Donovan  Patrick,  hiboier,  r.  208  Langton 

Donovan  Patrick,  shoemaker, r.  308 Ji  Fell 
Donovan  Samuel,  r.  532  Polk 

Donovan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  244  Seventh 

Donovan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1105  Folsom 

Donovan  Thomas  F..  shoemaker,  r.  6  Potter 

Donovan  Timothy,  r.  SWcor   Mission  and  Thirteenth 

Donovan  Timothy,  cabinetmaker,  r.  531  Bryant 

Donovan  Timothy,  molder,  r.  49  Clementina 

Donovan  Timothy,  shoemaker,  r.  30t)  Jessie 

Donovan  Timothy,  shoemaker,  r.  1715  Hyde 

Donovan  William,  r.  309Thiid 

Donovan    William,   drayman.  King,   bet  Fifth 
Sixth 

Donovan  William,  laborer,  r.  207  Clara 

Donovan  William  H.,  coach   painter,  r.  431  Twenty- 
second 

Donovan  William  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  620  Greenwich 

Donovan  &  Lane    (Patrick  D.   Donovan  and  William 
Lane)  liquor  saloon,  333  East 

Donovan   &    O'Donuell    (Jeremiah    J.   Donovan  and 
Martin  O'Donnell)  restaurant,  1303  Polk 

B^~Donovau.    See  Donavan 

Donzel  David,  with  Scofield  &  Tevis,  r.  2012  Pine 

Donzel  Louis,  clerk  Imperi&l,  London,  Northern,  and 
Queen  Insurance  Cos,  r.  80(5  Bush 

Donzel  Louis  P.,   fruits  and   dairy  produce,  643-545 
Fourth 

Donzel  John  D.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Scofield  &  Tevis, 
r.  806  Bush 

Donzelmann  John,  liquor  dealer,  r.  112  First  Av 

Donzelmann  John  F.,   insurance   broker,  425  Califor- 
nia, r.  318  Octavia 

Doody  Daniel,  shade  painter  G.  W.   Clark  &  Co.,  r.  16 
Langton 

Doody  Ellen,  widow,  r.  16  Langton 

Doody  John,  driver  Edward  Keynolds,   r.  N  s  Henry, 
nr  Holyoke 

Doody  John,  peddler,  r.  310  Minna 

Doody  Matthew,  clerk  B.  P.  Oliver,  r.  16  Langton 

Doody  liichard  H.,  hostler,  r.  1228  Bush 

B»~Doody.     See  Dudy 

Dongan  Edward,  canmaker,  r.  10  Natoma 

Doogan  Margaret,  widow,  r.  10  Natoma 

Doogan  Patrick,  r.  739  Minna 

S^Doogau.     See  Dougan  and  Dugan 

Doolan  Daniel  J.,  varnisher,  r.  21  Minna 

Doolan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  il'ihj  Fifth 

Doolan  John,  shoemaker,  r.  1325  Mission 

Doolan  Richard   P.,   bookkeeper  The  H.   T.  Holmes 
Lime  Co.,  r.  1424  Mission 

Doolan  Thouuifi,  bricklayer,  r.  1424  Mission 

Doolan  Thomas,  driver,  r.  54i)  Mission 

Doolan  Thomas,  varnisher,  r.  558!^  Stevenson 

Doolan  William,  attorney  at  law,  r.  912  Pine 

l^"Doolan.     See  Dolan 

Dooley  Catherine,  widow,  r.  819  Vallejo,  rear 

Dooley  George  P.,  teamster,  r.  9  Russell 

Dooley  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Dooley  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Dooley  James  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  21  Zoe 

Dooley  James  J.,  butcher,  and  extraman   Engine  No. 
11,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  5  Bowen's  Block,  South  S.  F. 

Dooley  James  J.,  pressman  P.  J.  Thomas,  r.  823  Val- 
lejo, rear 

Dooley  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Dooley  John,  seaman,  r.  319  Bryant 

Dooley  John,  teamster  Edward  Kenny,  r.  2733  Pine 

Dooley  John  H.  Mrs.,  r.  518  Bryant 

Dooley  John  T.  (Dooley  &  Boylan)  r.   1819   Buchanan 

Dooley  Martin,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 

Dooley  Patrick,  gardener  Woodward's  Gardens,  r.  N  s 
Eighteenth,  bet  Eureka  and  Douglass 

Dooley  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Bay  and 
Hyde 

Dooley  Patrick  J.,  teamster,  r.  9  Russell 

Dooley  Thomas,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 


Dooley  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  4  Buchanan  Alley 
Dooley  William  Mrs.,  r.  439  Clementina 
Dooley  William,  blindmaker,  r.  439  Clementina 
Dooley  William  Jr.,  millhand,  r.  439  Clementina 
Dooley  William  P.  (Ritchie  &  Co.)  r.  1330  Pacific 
Dooley  &  Boylan  (John  T.  Dooley  and  Bernard  Boy- 
lan) liquor  saloon,  316  Fourth 
[^"Dooley.     See  Dooly  and  Duley 
Doolin  James,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1117  Harrison 
Dooling  John,  r.  624  Brannan 
Dooiittle  F.  H.,  r.  1602  Geary 
Doolittle  I.  N.,  r.  12!^  Langton 
Dooiittle  I.  W.  Mrs.,  r.  1  Eddy 
Doolittle  Jefferson  E.,  dealer  kindling  wood,  r.   326 

Geary 
Doolittle  William  G.,  r.  558  Folsom 
Dooly  Andrew,  gardener,  r.  W  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet  York 

and  Hampshire 
Dooly  Andrew  J.,   tanner,   r.  W  s  Twenty-fifth,   bet 

York  and  Hampshire 
Dooly  Frank,  machinist,  r.  W  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet  York 

and  Hami3shire 
Dooly  John,  clerk,  r.  W  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet  York  and 

Hampshire 
Dooly  Kate  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.l03  O'Farrell 
Dooly  Mary  L.  Miss,   saleslady   O'Connor,   Moffatt  & 

Co.,r.  103  O'Farrell 
Dooly  William,  messman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  50  Silver 
8cF"Dooly.     See  Dooley  and  Duley 
Doonan  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  4  N,  South  S.  F. 
Doonan  T.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Doonen  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  212  Broadway 
Dooney  Mary,  widow,  r.  W  s  Vermont,  bet   Yolo  and 

(?olusa 
Dooney  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Vermont,  bet  Yolo 

and  Colusa 
Doose  John  C,  clerk  E.  Lewis  &  Co.,  r.  19  Washing- 
ton Av 
Doose  William,    bartender    August   Hofman,    r.    19 

Washington  Av 
Dopke  William,  carpealer  German  Hospital 
Dopping  Thomas,   blacksmith,  r.   North   Point,  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
D'Or  Ada  Miss,  milliner,  r.  1115  McAllister 
D'Or  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1115  McAllister 
Doran  Catherine,  widow,  r.  10  Langton 
Doran  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1605  Stevenson 
Doran  Diivid,  shipcarpenter,  r.  225  Fourth 
Doran  Edward  J.,  clerk,  r.  910  Pacific 
Doran  Ellen,  widow,  r.  916  Pacific 
Doran  Francis  E.,  clerk,  r.  1009  Pacific 
Doran   J.   Annie   Miss,   assistant  Silver   St.   Primary 

School,  r.  218  Tm-k 
Doran  James,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Larkin  and  Francisco 
Doran  James,  landscape  gardener,  r.  268  Jessie 
Doran  James  H..  horseshoeing,  55  Beale,  r.  2111  Mis- 
sion 
Doran  John,  clerk,  r.  SW  cor  Union  and  Montgomery 
Doran  John,  milk  ranch,  r.  SW  cor  Kosciusko  Av,  nr 

Cortland  Av,  B.  H. 
Doran  John   S.,  stereotyper  Evening  Post,   r.   9525^ 

Howard 
Doran  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  SW  cor  Eosciasko  Av,  nr 

Cortland.Av,  B.  H. 
Doran  Kate  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  218  Turk 
Doran  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Irving  Primary  School, 

r.  916  Pacific 
Doran  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  907  Folsom 
Doran  Michael,  stevedore,  r.  641  Commercial 
Doran  Patrick,  gardener,  r.  W  s  Lyon,  bet  California 

and  Sacramento 
Doran  Samuel,  conductor  Market  St.  RR. 
Doran  Sarah  Mi.ss,  saleslady,  r.  1009  Pacific 
Doran  Thomas,  gardener,  r.  268  Jessie 
Doran  Thomas  F.,  carpenter,  r.  19  First  Av 
Doran  William,  driver,  r.  206  Third 
Doran  William  J.,  pressman  Evening  Post,  r.   952?:i 

Howard 
Doran  William  P.M.,  engineer  Guttapercha  and  Rub- 
ber Mnfg  Co.,  r.  268  Jessie 
Doran  William  T.,  policeman,  r.  1009  Pacific 
Dorcey  Patrick,  miner,  r.  118  O'Farrell 
Dorcey  Thomas,  labor<r,r  E  s  Columbia,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Dorcy  Peter  (Dorcy  &  Co.)  r.  36  Geary 
Dorcy  &  Co.  (Peter  Dorcy  and  John  Kelly)  liquor  sa- 
loon, 112  Dupout 
ay  Dorcy.     See  Dorsey 

Dore  Anna  M.,  assistant  Rincon  Grammar  School,  r, 
112  Perry 


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DOR 


350 


DOS 


Dore  Benjamin  (Benjamin  Dore  &  Co.)  r.  824  Green- 
wich 

Dore  Beujamin  &  Co.  (Benjamin  and  Harrj-  E.  Dore) 
book  and  job  printers,  512  Sacramento 

Dore  Charles,  bookkeeper  Maurice  Dore  &  Co.,  r.  816 
Powell 

Dore  Corneliiis,  longshoreman,  r.  215  Minna 

DoreKdward  R.  (Hurst  &  Dore)  r,  213  Sixteenth,  bet 
Howard  and  Mission 

Dore  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  925  Harrison 

Dore  Frank  E.,  pressman,  r.  2108  Mason 

Dore  Harry  E.  (Benjamin  Dore  &  Co.)  r.  1205  Turk 

Dore  Herbert,  r.  746  Mission 

Dore  Maria,  teacher  Rincon  School,  r.  112  Perry 

Dore  Maurice  (Maurice  Dore  &  Co.)  r.  81G  Powell 

Dore  Maurice  &  Co.  (Maurice  Dore)  real  estate 
and  general  auctioneers,  410  Pine,  Nevada  Block 

Dore  P.  J.,  r.  410  Pine 

Dore  William,  carpenter,  r.  525  Sixth 

89^  Dore.     See  Doerr  and  Dorr 

Doren  Mark,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Dorety  Elizabeth  Y.,  widow,  r.  5  Ridley 

Dorety  George  A.,  expressman,  225  Washington,  r.  5 
Ridley 

Dorety  Joseph  H.,  agent  Johnson's  Printing  Ink,  527 
Commercial,  r.  Oakland 

Dorety  Montrose  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  5  Ridley 

Dorety  William  W.,  clerk  Ansel  C.  Robison,  r.  5  Rid- 
ley 

8^"  Dorety.     See  Dorrity 

Dorey  Alfred  O.,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Transportation  Co., 
r.  106  J^  Third 

Dorey  Nicholas  A.,  salesman,  r.  106)^  Third        • 

Dorfler  Henry,  laborer,  r.  2;i22  Folsom 

Dorlltr  Robert,  teamster,  r.  2  .\ntonio 

Dorgan  Bridget,  domestic  1614  California 

Dorgan  David,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 

Dorgan  George  P.,  millwright  Joseph  Wagner  k  Co., 
r.  52  Natoma 

Dorgan  James,  wheat  sampler,  r.  52  Natoma 

Dorgan  Mary,  domestic  Junction  Market,  Sixteenth 
and  Noe 

Dorgan  Michael  H.,  plumber,  r.  55  Silver 

Dorgan  Rose,  domestic  1215  Sutter 

Dorgan  T.  F.,  r.  466  Minna 

Dorgan  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  520  Eighteenth 

Dorgan  Thomas  J.,  deputy  Assessor,  r.  16423^  Mis- 
sion 

Dorgan  Thoma.s  W.,  operator  Gold  and  Stock  Tel.  Co., 
r.  466  Minna 

Dorgan  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Chestnut,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 

Dorgan  Timothy  F.,  copyist,  r.  718  Leavenworth 

Dorgan  William,  carpenter,  r.  466  Minna 

Dorgan  William,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Chestnut,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Web.«t(r 

Dorgan  William,  r.  52  Natoma 

Dorgan  William  R..  r.  52  Natoma 

Dorgeloh  Brothers  {Clans  and  Frederick)  groceries 
and  liquors,  r2."0  Mission 

Dorgeloh  (hailes,  expressman,  stand  NW  cor  Fifth 
and  Brannan,  r.  W  s  Kansas,  bet  Humboldt  and 
Nevada 

Dorgeloh  Claus  (Dorgeloh  Brothers)    r."  8163^   Jessie 

Dorgeloh  Frederick  (Dorgeloh  Brothers)  r.  12.'J0  Mis- 
sion 

Dorges  August,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Dorking  Edward,  r.  142 3iS  Fifth 

Dorland  Alice,  widow,  r.  1904  Stockton 

Dorland  James  F.,  capitalist,  r.  516  Eighteenth 

Dorland  Phile  Ann,  widow,  r.  414  Dolores 

Dorland  Robert  H.,  assistant  superintendent  House 
Correction,  r.  414  Dolores 

Dorland  Thomas  A.  C,  cashier  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.  723  Seventeenth 

Dorler  Anton  (Dorler  k  Hilzinger)  r.  317  Fourth 

Dorler&  Hilzingdr  (Anton  Dorler  and  Gottleib  Hil- 
zinger)  boots  and  shoes,  317  Fourth 

Dorinan  Thomas,  r.  420  Jackson 

Dorman  R.  G.,  dummyman  Clay  St.  RR. 

Dorman  William  F..  r.  207  Fifteenth 

Dorman  William  H.,  compositor,  r.  309  Langton 

U^Dormau.     See  Dohrinann 

Dormer  Frederick,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery 

Dormer  Mellie,  widow,  r.  1714  Ellis 

Dorn  Alphonso  C,  bookkeeper  W.  Haker  &  Hiuz,  r. 
2623  Mission 

Dorn  Byron  W.  (Rankin  k  Dorn)  r.  120  Fourth 

Dorn  George,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 


Dorn  Gustav,  sexton  United  German  Evangelical 
Lutheran  Chxirch,  r.  221  Geary 

Dom  Gus.  E.,  traveling  salesman,  r.  2623  Mission 

Dorn  Gustavus  W.,  physician  (electric)  office  and  r. 
530O'Farrell 

Dom  M.  A.,  law  student,  r.  231  O'Farrell 

Dorn  Richard,  clerk,  r.  2623  Mission 

Dornberger  Eugene,  clerk  O.  Debrunner,  r.  1116 
Stockton 

Dornberger  Gustavo  L.,  clerk  Cormac  &  Jahn,  r.  1116 
Stockton 

Dornbluth  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  r.  18.57  Stevenson 

Dornel  Paul,  wagonmaker,  r.  W  s  San  Jose  Av,  bet 
Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth 

Dornheim  Matthew,  barber  C.  F.  Webber,  r.  704)6 
Mission 

Dornin  George  D. ,  manager  The  Lion  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co.,  office  433  California,  r.  Berkeley 

Dornin  George  W.,  clerk  The  Lion  Insurance  Co.,  r. 
Berkeley 

Dornin  Oscar  G., bookkeeper  The  Lion  Insurance  Co., 
r.  Berkeley 

Dornin  Thomas  J.,  patrolman  Underwriters'  Fire 
Patrol,  Station  2 

Dornin  William  H.,  calker,  r.  33  Langton 

Doming  Harry,  saloon  keeper,  r.  1014  Stockton 

Dorothy  John,  dishwasher  Occidental  Hotel 

Doruv  August,  peddler,  r.  1525  Broadway 

Dorr  Levi  li. ,  physician,  office  118  Dupont,  r.  538 
Turk.    Office  hours  10  to  11  a.  m.  and  2  to  4  p.  M. 

Dorr  Lizzie  Miss,  r.  355  Jessie 

V^DoTT.     See  Doerr  and  Dore 

Dorrance  W.  C. ,  liquor  saloon,  112  Second,  r.  74  Na- 
toma 

Dorrance  William  F.,  salesman  Rockwell  Stone,  r.  16 
Stockton 

Dorrego  Juan,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 

Dorrisey  Maggie,  domestic  Winchester  House 

Dorrity  Anthony,  chief  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  George  W. 
Elder,  r.  213  Fifteenth 

BE^Dorrity.     See  Dorety 

Dorry  Henry  T.,  carpenter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

Dorsaz  Frederick  H.,  printer  Dames  &  Butler,  r.  418 
Howard 

Dorsett  Edward  E.,  porter,  r.  1016  Powell 

Dorsett  George  H„  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  cor 
Fourth  and  Louisa 

Dorsey  Caleb,  attorney  at  law,  r.  1121  Geary 

Dorsev  Eliza,  widow,  r.  617  Mission 

Dorsey  G.  M.,  conductor  Market  St..  RR.,  r.  641  Val- 
encia 

Dorsey  Jane  M.,  widow,  r.  1028  Hyde 

Dorsey  John,  pantryman  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Dorsey  Matthew,  boilermaker.  r.  26  Natoma 

Dorsey  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  665  Mission 

Dorsey  P.  M.,  brassfinisher,  r.  41  Natoma 

Dorsey  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  413  Clementina 

BEF"  Dorsey.     See  Dorcey 

Dorum  Simon,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  641  Val- 
encia 

Dorward  David,  foreman  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 
22  Stanly  PI 

Dosch  Anthony,  bartender,  r.  22  Prospect  PI 

Doscher  Cliarles  (Doscher  &  Von  Bargen)  r.  SW  cor 
McAllister  and  Webster 

Doscher  Claus,  groceries  and  liquors,  NWcor  Jackson 
and  Battery,  r.  Oakland 

Doscher  Dora,  widow,  cloakmaker,  r.  401  Leavenworth 

Doscher  Ernest,  clerk  Johannes  Witt,  r.  235  Sixth 

Doscher  George  H.,  laborer,  r.  219  Hayes 

Doscher  Henry  (Doscher  &  Holman)  r.  SW  cor  Michi- 
gan and  Shasta 

Doscher  Henry,  hay  and  grain,  wood  and  coal,  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  SW  cor  O'Farrell  and  Pierce 

Doscher  Herman,  r.  11 1  Minna 

Doscher  H.  G.,  Draymen  and  Teamsters' Union,  121 
Eddy 

Doscher  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  504  Ji  Minna 

Dofsclier  Jotin  D.,  wines  and  liquors,  and  pro- 
prietor Mechanics'  Home,  SE  cor  Mission  and 
First 

Doscher  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Jackson  and  Bat- 
tery 

Doscher  &  Holman  (Henry  Doscher  and  Harold  Hol- 
man) groceries  and  liquors,  SWcor  Michigan  and 
Shasta 

Doscher  &  Von  Bargen  (Henry  Doscher  and  Ernest 
Von  Bargen)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  McAl- 
lister and  Webster 

OS?"  Doscher.    See  Dascher 


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DOS 


351 


DOU 


Dose  John  D.  W.,  cabinetmaker,  64  Everett 
DoBsola  Joseph  Rev.,  S.  J.,  prefect  Bchools,  St.  Ig- 
natius College,  214  Hayes 
Doetal  Mary  Miss,   hairflressing,  137   Sixth,  r.  446  Na- 

toma 
Dos vald  John,   milker  Nager  Bros.,  r.  Sixteenth  Av, 

bet  G  and  H.,  South  S.  F. 
Doten  George  H.,  mai-hinist,  r.  '2114  Larkin 
Dott  Annie,  -widow,  r.  409  Golden  Gate  Av 
Dotta  August,  cook  City  and  County  Hospital 
Dotter  William  C,  laborer,  r.  520  Powell 
Doty  Charles   H.,  messenger  Pac.   Transfer   Co.,    r. 

Dixon,  Cal. 
Doty  Henry  D.,  machinist,  r.  316  Jackson 
8^"  Doty.     See  Doughty  and  Douty 
Doubek  Julius  V.  (Doubek  &  Broz)  r.  3.^6  Fourth 
Doubek  &  Broz  (Julius  V.  Doubek   and   Frank  Broz) 

dealers  coffee,  tea  and  spices,  3.5t)  Fourth 
Double   Standard   Gold   Mining  Co.  (Bodle,  Cal.)  W. 

H.  Lent  secretary.  62  Nevada  Block 
Doubleday  Frederick  W.,  civil  engineer,  r.  127  Jackson 
Doucher  Eugene,  upholsterer,  r.  316  O'Farrell 
Doud  .A.aron  (Hadley  &  D'.ud)  r.  935  Valencia 
DoTul  Eugene  Sue,  salesman  Coghill  &  Simon,  r.  2110}^ 

Larkin 
Doud  Philo  F.,  clerk,  r.  112.5  Mission 
Doud  Thomas,  framemaker,  r.  1913  Filbert 
Doud  William  A.,  cashier  Hadley  &  Doud,  r.  935  Va- 
lencia 
8^  Doud.    See  Dowd 

Dougall  William  G.,  foreman  tin  shop  W.  W.   Monta- 
gue &'Co..  r.  329  Seventeenth 
Dougau  Mary  Miss,  shoetittir  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co.,  r.  26 

California  Av,  B.  H. 
Dougan  William,  marblepolisher,  r.  26  California  Av, 

B.  H. 
Dougait  John  I.,  butcher^  r.  2418  Bush 
Dougherty  Barnaby,  r.  1  Sherwood  PI 
Dougherty  Barnaby  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  1  Sherwood  PI 
Dougherty  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  210  Ninth 
Dougherty  Bryan,  lamplighter,  r.   Octavia,  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Greenwich 
Dougherty  Charles,  porter,  520  Bush 
Dougherty  Daniel,  molder,  r.  25  Clementina,  rear 
Dougherty  Daniel,  wood  and  coal,  1321  Minna 
Dougherty  Dennis,  expressman,  SW  cor  Hayes  and 

Market,  r.  13  Baker,  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Dougherty  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Frederick 
Dougherty  Francis,  butcher,  r.  368  Brannan 
Dougherty  Frank  B.,  butcher,  r.  368  Brannan 
Dougherty  Fanny,  domestic  o93  Ellis 
Dougherty  George,  cardriver,  r.  50  Louisa 
Dougherty    George,  contractor,  r.   SE  cor  Bay  and 

Jones 
Dougherty  Harry,  cardriver,  r.  403  Fourth 
Doughertv  Henry,  bartender  Schwartz  Bros.,  r.  612 

Bush 
Dougherty  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1504  Sanchez 
Dougherty  Hugh,  r.  4lt7  Clementina 
Dougherty  James,  boilermaker,  r.  306  Beale 
Dougherty  James,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Dougherty  James,  hobtler  Red  Stables,  713  Commer- 
cial 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  r.  23  Clara 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  r.  905  Battery 
Dougherty  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Dougherty  James  B.,  plasterer,  r.  208  Sanchez 
Dougherty  James  R.,  plasterer,  r.  2205  Mission 
Dougherty  John,  boilermaker,  r.  25  Clementina,  rear 
Dougherty  John,  driver  S.  F.  Box  Factory,  r.  1  Sher- 
wood PI 
Dougherty  John,  fireman,  r.  9  Kate 
Dougherty  John,  g  slitter,  and  foreman  Engine  No.  6, 

8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  318  Sixth 
Dougherty  John,  laborer,  r.  .306  Beale 
Dougherty  John,  laborer,  r.  1414  Baker 
Dougherty  John,  morocco  elresser,  r.  1114  Hami)shire 
Dougherty  John,  night  watchman,  r.  324  Minna 
Dougherty  John,  peddler,  r.  437  Tenth 
Dougherty  John,  polisher,  r.  411  Fourth 
Dougherty  John,  shlpjoiner,  r.  214  Eleventh 
Dougherty  John,  steward  He)8e  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

18()2  Sto<'kton 
Dougherty  John,  tanner  Wolf  Bloom,  r.  532  Sixth 
Dougherty  John  E.,  laundry,  202  First,  r.  815  Harrison 
Dougherty  John  H.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r. 

403  Fourth 
Dougherty  Joseph,  painter,  r.  236  Minna 
Dougherty  Joseph,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon 
Dougherty  J.  P.,  machiDi!>t,  r.  142  Seventh 


!  Dougherty  Kate,  chambermaid  Occidental  Hotel 
Dougherty  Mary,  widow,  r.  25  Clementina,  rear 
Dougherty  Mary,  widow,  r.  32  De  Boom 
Dougherty  Mary,  widow,  ladie.s'   nurse,   r.   W  s  Cali- 
fornia Av,  nr  May  Flower,  San  Bruno  Road,  B.  H. 
Dougherty  Mary  Miss,  r.  25  Clfementina,  rear 
Dougherty  Mary  Miss,  starcher  Standard   Shirt   Fac- 
tory, r.  22  Chesley 
Dougherty  Mary  A.,  domestic  1925  Taylor 
Dough Tty  Matthew,  longshoreman,  r.  32  De  Boom 
Dougherty  Mathew,  stonecutter,  r.  2614  Sutter 
Doughertv  Michael,  driver  Engine  No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

r.  318  Main 
Dougherty  Michael,  fireman  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co.,  r.  119 

Silver,  rear 
Dougherty  Michael  J.,  sausagemaker,  r.  cor  Lombard 

and  Octavia 
Dougherty  Nellie,  chambermaid  Occidental  Hotel 
Dougherty  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  South  Park  House 
Dougherty  P.  E.  (P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co.)  r.  Ssn  Ra- 
fael 
Douglierty  P.  E.  &  Co.  (P.  E.  Dougherty)  book 

and  job  printers,  411  Clay  and  412  Commercial 
Dougherty  Philip,  laborer,  r.  20  Anthony 
Dougherty  Philip,  laborer,  r.  720  Natoina 
Dougherty  Robert,  machinist,  r.  14  Clara 
Dougherty  Robert  H.,  plasterer,  r.  E  s  Sanchez,  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Dougherty  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dougherty  Thomas  H.,  longshoreman,  r.  368  Bran- 
nan 
Dougherty  William,  boilermaker,  r.  48  Minna 
Dougherty  William,  helper,  r.  720  Natoma 
Dougherty  William,  stevedore  A.  C  Freese 
Donglierty  William  C,  deputy  postmaster  San 
Francisco,  oifice  NW^  cor  Washington  and  Battery, 
r  1414  Taylor 
B^Dougherty.     See  Doherty 
Doughty  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r. 

1508  Leavenworth 
Doughty  George  S.,  clerk,  r.  1423  Polk 
Doughty  John,  laborer,  r.  20  Chesley,  rear 
Doughty  John  Rev.,  pastor    First   New   Jerusalem 

Church,  r.  1508  Leavenworth 
Doughty  Joseph  A.,  butcher,  r.  13  Elizabeth 
Doughty  Matthew,  machinist,  r.  13  Elizabeth 
Doughty  William,  r.  547  Folsom 
Doughty  William  H.,  proptr  Stockton  Woolen  Mills 

(Stockton)  office  3  Spear,  r.  547  Folsom 
eS°Doughty.     See  Doty  and  Douty 
Douglas   Alfred   H.,  artist  (portrait  and   landscape) 

26  Stockton,  r.  28  Geary 
Douglas  Archibald,  assistant  stage  carpenter  Adelphi 

Theatre 
Douglas  Charles,  machinist,  r.  546  Mission 
Douglas  Charles  D.,  day  inspector  Custom  Hotise,  r. 

E  s  Vermont,  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Douglas  Charles  H.,  clerk  Post  Ofidce,  r.  1125  Elbs 
Douglas  Chester,  machinist,  r.  546  Mission 
Douglas  Davis,  coachman  913  Pine 
Douglas  DonaUl  M.,  harness   maker,   838  Howarel,  r. 

518  Brannan 
Douglas  Frank,    engineer  Mission   Soap  and   Candle 

Works,   r.  1929  Howard 
Douglas  Frank  J.,  machinist  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 

K14  Mission 
Douglas   George,  r.  1.506  Hyde 
Douglas  George  H.,  r.  9  South  Park 
Douglas  George  W.,  machinist,  r.  1308  Pine 
D'Higlas  Harriet  Mrs.,  r.  .546  Mission 
Douglas  James,    boilermaker    H.     W.    Rice,    r.    642 

Fourth 
Douglas  James,  shoemaker,  r.  .533  Commercial 
Douglas  John,  blacksmith,  r.  1205  Pacific 
Douglas  John,  carpenter,  r.  250.)  Sutter 
Douglas  John,  musician,  r.  637  California 
Douglas  L.J.  Mrs.,  r.  15  Twenty-second 
Douglas  L.  M.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1125  Ellis 
Douglas  Mary,  domestic  1601  Van  Ness  Av 
Doii^liiK  Percy  (Pacific  Manufacturing  Co.)    office 

629  Mission,  v.  Santa  Clara 
Douglas  Robert,  porter  Huntington,  Hi^pkins  &  Co., 

r.  West  Oakland 
Douglas  Robert  E.,  advertising  agent  S.  F.  Chronicle, 

r.  238  Kearny 
Douglas  Thomas,  liquor  saloon.   444   Third 
Douglas  Thomas  H.,  clerk  North  Point  Bonded  Ware- 
house, r.  507  Powell 
Douglas  Thomas  8..  clerk  Benjamin  Hastings,  r.   NW 
cor  Geary  and  Fillmore 


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DOW 


Douglas  William,  stoves  and  tinware,  755  Mission,  r. 

22  Oak  Grove  Av 
Douglas  William  E.,  machinist,  r.  507  Powell 
Douglas  W.  T.,  r.  606  Fourth 

Douglass ,  painter,  r.  777  Harrison 

Douglass  Andrew,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1524 

Jackson 
Douglass  Belle  Mrs.,  r.  474  Mission 
Douglass  Charles,  r.  27   Geary 
Douglass  Charles,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Douglass  Elizabeth,  domestic  1601  Van  Ness  Av 
Douglass  F.,  butcher  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Douglass  George  B.,  surveyor,  r.7.v.)  Market 
Douglass  George  H.,  cai^tain  Bclir  Eosario,   o£&ce  109 

California 
Douglass  H.,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Douglass  James,  longshoreman,  r.  908  Sansome 
Douglass  James,  solicitor,  r.  101  Pacific 
Douglass  John,  drayman  Charles  Harley  &  Co.,r.  116 

Drumm 
Douglass  Joseph,  shoemaker,  53.3  Pine 
Douglass  Mary  Miss,  bakery,  2531  Mission 
Douglass  Roderick  A., nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Douglass  Stephen  A.,  clerk,  r.  .3  Second  Av 
Douglass  Thomas  A.,    carpenter,    SW    cor  Masonic 

and  Point  Lobos  Avs,  r.  W  s  Ferrie,  bet  Point  Lo- 

bos  Av  and  Post 
DouglassThomas  E.,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Ferrie,  bet 

Post  and  Sutter 
Douglass  Thomas  H.,  clerk,  r.  1711  Dupont 
Douglass   William    A.,    physician,   office   and  r.   126 

O'Farrell 
Douglass  William  A.  Jr.,  clerk  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  126  O'Farrell 
Douglass  William  B.,  watchmaker,  120  Sutter,  room 

23,  r.  422  Second 
Douglass  William  F.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  1705 

l3upont 
Douglass  William  H.,  r.  1125  Ellis 
Douglass  William  H.  Jr.,  salesman  John  W.  Carmany, 

r.  1125  Ellis 
Douglass  William  J.  F.,  sailmaker,  r.  W  s  Second  Av, 

nr  Sixteenth 
Douglass  William  Y.,  cai^tain  police,  r.  1711  Dupont 
Dourntau  Charles,  painter,  r.  120  Virginia 
Doutrick  Frank,  traveling  salesman  Taber,  Harker  i^ 

Co.,  r.  2  Eighth 
Douty  Frank  S.,  secretary  Pacific  Improvement 

Co.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  4,  r.  519 

Webster 
Dove  William  H.,  collector  Charles  H.  Davis 
Dove  William  H.,  route  agent  A.  L.  Bancroft  k  Co.,  r. 

320  Third 
Dovern  Michael  E.,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  624  Fourth 
Dovichi  Sylvester,  florist,  4  Turk,  r.  441  Jessie 
Dow  Andrew,  molder,  r.  10  De  Boom 
Dow  Charles  H.,  r.  1425  California 
Dow  Cyrus  E.,  cook,  r.  555  Bryant 
Dow  Dexter  D..  teamster,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Road,  opp 

Fifteenth  Av 
Dow  George  E.  (Gobs  &  Dow)  r.  W  s  Pennsylvania  Av, 

bet  Butte  and  Solano 
Dow   Henry  A.,   machinist,   r.   E  s   Mississippi,  bet 

Mariposa  and  Solano 
Dow  James  M.,  third  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 

Jai\eiro 
Dow   Loring,   porter  Moore,   Ferguson  &   Co.,   r.  23 

Kearny 
Dow  Martin,  lamps,  oil  and  toys,  124  Second 
Dow  Peasley  B.,  shoemaker,  r.  926  Pacific 
Dow  William  B.,  engineer  T.  H.Williams,  r.  515Haight 
Dow  William  P.,  tanner,  r.  454  Bartlett 
e^"  Dow.     See  Dowe 
Dowan  Robert,  suijerintendent  Calvary  Cemetery,  St. 

Joseph's  Av,  bet  Geary  and  Turk,  r.  Calvary  Cem- 
etery 
Dowd  Amlrew,  foreman  J.  Jennings,  r.  403  Bryant 
Dowd  Bernard,  watchman,  r.  435!^  Shipley 
Dowd  Charles,  carder,  r.  1135  Union 
Dowd  Dennis,  restaurant,  625  Davis 
Dowd  Frank,  cigars  and  tobacco.  The  Baldwin,  r.  229 

Kearny 
Dowd  Hugh,  ijoliteman,  r.  528  I'nion 
Dowd  James,  mattressmaker  City  and  County  Hos- 
pital, r.  10«0  Hampshire 
Dowd  John,  cooper,  r.  1722  Pacific  Av 
Dowd  John,  laborer,  r.  2  Eddy  PI 
Dowd  John  R.,  porter  Vallejo  St.  Bonded  Warehouse, 

r.  1722  Pacific  Av 
Dowd  Patrick,  miner,  r.  1135  Union 


Dowd  Peter,  expressman,  r.  2537  Mission 

Dowd  Roger,  teamster,  r.  322  Van  Ness  Av 

Dowd  Vincent  F.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1301 

Larkin 
B^"  Dowd.    See  Doud 
Dowdall  Joseph  F.,  plumber,  r.  N  s  Fell,  bet  Pierce 

and  Steiuer 
Dowdall  Richard  E.,  apothecary  Wakelee  &  Co.,  r.  1004 

Natoma 
Dowdell   Henry   S.,    hackman,    NW  cor   Geary    and 

Stockton,  r.  2721  Sutter 
Dowdell  Richard,  capitalist,  r.  2136  Mission 
Dowdell   Robert,  pressman  Daily   Exchange,   r.   129 

Capp 
Dowdell  Thomas,  first  officer  P.  C.  S3.  Bonita,  r.  1011 

Union 
Dowdell  William  P.,  painter,  r.  124  Park  Av 
Dowden  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  17  Rondell  PI 
Dowe  Arthur  W.,  photograph  studio,  SE  cor  Fourth 

and  Market  and  1025  Market,  r.  1216  Mission 
Dowe  Dnane  W.,  photographer  A.  W.  Dowe,  r.  1210 

Mission 
Dowe  John,  laborer,  r.  2  Russell 
Dower  Charles,  speculator,  r.  311  Sutter 
Dower  George,  capitalist,  r.  311  Sutter 
Dower  John,  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Dower  John,  plumber,  r.  8  Decatur 
Dower  Michael  J.,  ironmolder,  r.  4  Sumner 
Dower  Thomas,  horsishoer,  r.  533}^  Natoma 
Dowland  D.,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  WhaYf 
Dowland  Sarah,  stationery  and  toys,  1329  JJush 
Dowler  Thomas,  collector,  r.  308  Minna 
Dowling  Albert,  laborer,  r.  23  Grand  Av 
Dowllng  Alice,  widow,  r.23  Grand  Av 
Dowling  Alice  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  San  Bruno  Road, 

nr  Four-mile  House,  South  S.  F. 
Dowling  Annie,  r.  100  McAllister 

Dowling  Annie,  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r.  643  Stevenson 
Dowling  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 
Dowling  Edward,   expressman,   SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Bush,  r.  1310  Grove 
Dowling  Edward,  laborer,  r.  212  Broadway 
Dowling  Edward,  livery  stable,  1633  Howard,  r.  1643 

Howard 
Dowling  Edward  B.,  porter,  r.  419  Sutter,  rear 
Dowling  Frank,  porter,  r.  643  Stevenson 
Dowling  Henry,  driver,  r.  23  Grand  Av 
Dowling  James,  carpenter,  r.  25  Folsom  Av 
Dowling  James,  carpenter,  r.  219  Clara 
Dowling  James,  expressman,  r.  6  Bylagton 
Dowling  James  J.,  cattledealer,  r.  NW  cor  San  Bruno 

Road  and  Gaven 
Dowling  Jennie  E.  Miss,  assistant  West  Mission  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  Oakland 
Dowling  John,  laborer,  r.  249  Perry 
Dowling  John  F.,  porter  George  W.  Gibbs  &  Co.,  r. 

624  Branuan 
Dowling  John  J.,  fish,  11-12  Grand  Central  Market,  r. 

1314  Scott 
Dowling  Julia  A.,  widow,  r.  25  Kate 
Dowling  Lucy  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  485  M  Haight 
Dowling  JIaggie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  22  Hickory  Av 
Dowling  Margaret,  widow,  r.  428  Oak 
Dowling  Margaret,  widow,  r.  2122  Bush 
Dowling  Maurice,  clerk,  r.  39  Fifth 
Dowling  Michael  J.,  shipwright,  r.  408  Seventh 
Dowling  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  485  J^  Haight 
Dowling  Patrick,  contractor,  r.  1130  Green 
Dowling  Richard,  proptr  Park  Stables,  621-623  Grove, 

r.  625  I\^'  Av 
Dowling  Stephen,  cutter,  r.  485  }j  Haight 
Dowling  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  643  Stevenson 
Dowling  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Townsend 

and  Third 
Dowling  Thomas  H.,  salesman  Heyman  Bros.,  r.  2122 

Bush 
Dowling  Timothy,  r.  28  Pearl 
Dowling   William  B.,  clerk  La  Grande  Laundry,  r. 

39  3<;  Lafayette 
Dowling  William  J.,  lather,  r.  485 ^  Haight 
Dowling  William   T.,  driver  La   Grande  Laundry,  r. 

39>ri  Lafayette 
Down  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  313  Fremont 
Downer  Hart   A.,   compositor  Morning   Call,   r.   529 

Montgomery  Av 
Downer  Jennie  M.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  588 

Buchanan 
Downer  Perley  R.,  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Service, 

r.  1223  Geary 


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Downes  Charles  (Downes  &  Deery)  r.  150  Second 
Downes  Edward,  yard  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

823  Howard 
Downes  James,  saloonkeeper,  r.  St.  George's  Hotel 
Downes  &  Deery  (Charles  Downes  and  Thomas  Deery) 

plumbers,  41  Second 
fl^~  Downes.     See  Downs 
Downey  Andrew,  city  salesman  Cutting  Packing  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Downey  Brldt;et,  widow,  r.  8  Hunt 
Downey  Edward,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Downey  Francis  M.,  clerk,  r.  8  Hunt 
Downey  George  W.  (Mulloy,  Bean   &  Co.)  r.  2012  Mis- 
sion 
Downey  James,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita,  r,  5-11  First 
Downey  James,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Downey  James,  rigger,  r.  33  Austin 
Downey  James  A,,  porter,  r.  608  Ivy  Av 
Downiy  James  A.,  salesman  Wangenheim,  Sternheim 

&  Co.,  r.  623  Jessie 
Downey  James  H.,  ca:rpenter,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Boad, 

nr  Twenty-tifth 
Downey  James  H.,  contractor,  r.  E  s  Utah,  bet  Yolo 

and  Colusa 
Downey  Jeremiah,  clerk,  r.  608  Ivy  Av 
Downey  John,  r.  109  Minna 
Downey  John,  blacksmith,  r.  2753  Harrison 
Downey  John,  butcher,  94G  Twentieth,  r.  941  Twen- 
tieth 
Downey  John,  laborer,  r.  348  Shipley 
Downey  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Downey  John,   porter  J.   P.  Sweeney  &   Co.,  r.  1027 

Market 
Downey  John,  t'smster,  r.  117  Shipley 
Downey  John  J.,  r.  710  Natoma 

Downey  John  J.,  butcher  John  Dowuey,  r.  944   Twen- 
tieth 
Downey  J.  R.,  machinist,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Downey  Mary,  widow,  r.  15  Moss 
Downev  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  109  Minna 
Downey  Michael,  contractor,  r.  13  Page 
Downey  Michael,  laborer,  r.  24  Germania 
Downey  Patrick  Mrs.,  r.  714  Geary 
Dowuey  Peter,  teamster,  r.  6  Kate 
Downey  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  324  Vall^jo.  rear 
Downey  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r,  545  Mission 
Downey  Timothy,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Downey  Winifred,  widow,  r.  165  Tehama 
Downie  Henry,  special  policeman,  r.  546  Folsom 
Downing  A.  F.   &   Son  (Abraham   F.  and  Orrien  P.) 

wholesale  druggists  specialties,  14  Second 
Downing  Abraham  F.  (A,  F.  Downing  &   Son)  r.  Oak- 
land 
Downing  Arthur  H..  blacksmith,  r.  114  v'alley 
Downing  Charles,   bookkeeper  A.  F.  Downing  &  Son, 

r.  Oakland 
Downing  I  harles  T.  .^hipjoiuer,  r.  114  Valley 
Downing  Clarence  V.  B.,  engineer,  r.  7  Bush  St.  PI 
Downing  Edward  H.,  bartender,  r.  300  Kearny 
Downing  Frank  N.,  clerk  Adam  Koch,  r.  1080  Howard 
Downing  James,  bookkeeper,  r.  623  Jessie 
Downing  James,  plasterer,  r.  23  Louisa 
Downing  James,  rigger,  r.  33  .Austin 
Downing  James  J.,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  33  Austin 
Downing  John,  plasterer,   r.  Seventeenth   Av,  bet  Q 

and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Downing  John,   porter   American   District  Tel.   Co. 

branch,  833  Sutter,  r.  33  Austin  ' 
Downing  John,  shipcarpenter  P.    C.   SS.   Co.,  r.  N  s 

Valley,  bet  San  Jose  Av  and  Dolores 
Downing  John  N.,  farmer,  r.  l',»  Van  Ness  Av 
Downing  Joseph,  plasterer,  r.  23  Louisa 
Downing  Lewis  Cass,  musician,  r.  1310  Pacific 
Downing  Matthew,  plasterer,  r.  23  Louisa 
Downing  Orrien  P.  {X.  F.  Dowjjing  &  Son)  r.  Oakland 
Downing  Patrick  B.,  plasterer,  r.  623  Jessie 
Downing  Richard,   foreman   Arthur   Marshall,  r.  737 

Folsom 
Do^vning  Theodore   H.,   superintending  c.-irpenter  P. 

C.  SS.  Co.,  Broadway  Wharf,  r.  114  Valley 
Downing  Thomas,  hou.se,  sign  and  ornamental  painter, 

615  Mission,  r.  519  Leavenworth 
Downing  William  H.,  r.  1080  Howard 
Downing  William  J.,  wheelwright,  r.  740  Market 
DownaJennie.  cigarmaker,  r.  13  Heron 
Downs  John,  bricklayer,  r.  269  Minna 
Down?  John  F.,  woolsorter,  r.  757  Harrison 
Downs  Leonidas  W.  S  ,  collector  Spring  Valley  W.  W., 

r.  Alameda 
Downs  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1819  Hyde 


Downs  William,  contractor,  r.  13  Heron 
'  Downs  William,  folder  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s  Thir- 
I  teenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Downs  William  Jr.,  cooper,  r.  13  Heron 

Downs  William,  milkman,  r.  Greenwich,  bet  Octavia 
and  Laguna 

Downs  Winnie,  cook  SE  cor  Bueh  and  Leavenworth 

Downs  W.  Selden,  collector,  r.  744  Folsom 

B^Downs.     See  Downes 

Dows  Henry  J.,  drayman,  r.  1514  Folsom 

Dox  Jacob  M.,  r.  521  Pacific 

Doxey  William  (Doxey  k  Co.)  r.  1209  Laguna 

Doxey  &  Co.  (William  Doxey)  books,  stationery  and 
engravings,  691  Market 

Doychert  Julius,  jeweler,  r.  609  Grove 

Doye  Peter,  foundryman,  r,  13Q6  Kearny 

Doyle  Alice  Miss,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  223  Green 

Doyle  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  cor  Sixth  Av  and  M,  South 
S.  F. 

Doyle  Annie,  domestic  15.50  Howard 

Doyle,  Barber,  Galpin  «&  Scripture  (John  T. 
Doyle,  William  Barber,  Philip  G.  Galpiu  and 
H.  D.  Scripture)  attorneys  at  law,  323  California 

Doyle  Barnard,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 

Doyle  Bella  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  160  Shipley 

Doyle  Catherine  F.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  244  Stev- 
enson 

Doyle  Charles,  r.  46  Clara 

Doyle  C,  M.,  r.  309  Hayes 

Doyle  Daniel,  musician,  r.  279  Jessie 

Doyle  Daniel,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 
Ahlborn  House 

Doyle  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Doyle  Daniel  P.,  furniture,  214  Fourth 

Doyle  Dora,  domestic  55  Tehama 

Doyle  Edward,  laborer,  r.  174  Jessie 

Doyle  Edw.trd,  plumber,  r.  31  Garden 

Doyle  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1019  Twentieth 

Doyle  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  1721 J^  Mission 

Doyle  Edward  G.,  foreman  Salamander  Felting  Co,,  r. 
N  s  Twenty-second,  nr  Church 

Doyle  Edward  H.,  proprietor  Fulton  Livery 
Stables,  246  Third,  r.  20  Hawthorne 

Doyle  Edward  P.,  laborer,  r,  439  Jessie 

Doyle  Ellen,  widow,  r.  38  Clementina 

Doyle  Ellen,  widow,  r,  633  Jessie 

Doyle  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1105  Montgomery 

Doyle  Ellen,  domestic  Henry-  F,  Williams 

Doyle  Eugene  G.,  r.  308  Beale 

Doyle  Frank  T.,  carpenter,  r.  2810  Howard 

Doyle  George  H.,  machinist,  r.  1813  Jessie 

Doyle  Harry,  chief  blacksmith  Presidio  Reservation 

Doyle  Henry  (Henry  Doyle  &  Co.)  r.  1803  California 

Doyle  Henry,  coal  passer  Oregon  Imp,  SS.  Walla 
Walla 

Doyle  Henry,  laborer  S,  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Doyle  Henry  «&  Co.  (Henry  Doyle  and  P.  E. 
O'Bryen)  commission  merchants,  agents  Bar- 
bour's Irish  flax  threads  and  twines,  Clark's 
O.  N.  T.  spool  cotton,  Milytfard's  helix  needles. 
Field's  shoe  and  upholsterers'  tacks,  seine  lines, 
gill  nets,  etc.,  511  Market 

Doyle  Hugh  H.,  bartender,  r.  W  8  Valencia,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fifth and  Twenty-sixth 

Doyle  Irene  M.  Miss,  assistant  Girls'  High  School,  r. 
E  s  Central  Av,  bet  Bush  and  Pine 

Doyle  James,  r.  445  Clementina,  rear 

Doyle  James,  blacksmith,  r.  506  Minna 

Doyle  James,  car  builder  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r,  1721 H 
Mission 

Doyle  James,  car  driver,  r.  790  Folsom 

Doyle  James,  laborer,  r.  434  Stevenson 

Doyle  James,  longshoreman,  r,  gW  cor  Spear  and 
Folsom 

Doyle  James,  longshoreman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Doyle  James,  master  mariner,  r.  C06  Leavenworth 

Doyle  James,  plumber,  r.  214)^  Sixth 

Doyle  James,  porter  Wright  &  Bowne,  r.  2848  Mission 

Doyle  James  A.,  chief  engineer  stmr  Richard  Rush, 
r.  130  Golden  Gate  Av 

Doyle  James  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  116  Fell 

Doyle  James  J.  (Sears  &  Doyle)  r.  11  Drumm 

Doyle  James  J.,  architect,  r.  1076  Union 

Doyle  James  J.,  foreman  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  722 
Harrison 

Doyle  James  J.,  milk  dairy,  N  s  Eighteenth,  bet  Val- 
encia and  Guerrero 

Doyle  James  L.,  r.  790  Folsom 

Doyle  James  M.,  second  officer  Oregon  Imp.  SS,  Wil- 
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Doyle  James  P.,  plumbing  and  gasfittmg, 822  Laguna, 

r.  2143^  Sixtn 
Doyle  Jennie  E.  Mrs.,  saloon, W  s  Valencia,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fifth and  Twenty-sixth 
Doyle  John  (Doyle  &  Adams)  r.  11  Geary 
Doyle  John,  barber,  r.  612  Bush 
Doyle  John,  blacksmith,  r.  143  Shipley 
Doyle  John,  carriage  painter,  r.  4343^  Clementina 
Doyle  John,  fireman,  r.  153  J^  Third 
Doyle  John,  laborer,  r.  15  Jansen,  rear 
Doyle  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  nr  Montgomery 
Doyle  John  C.  (Doyle  &  Cashman)  r.  66  Tehama 
Doyle  John  E.,  saloon  keeper,  r.  918  Hyde 
Doyle  John  J.,  clerk,  r.  23  Jessie 
Doyle  John  J.,  horsewhoer,  r.  143  Shipley 
Doyle  John  J.,  teamster,  r.  574  Stevenson 
Doyle  John  T.  (Doyle,  Barber,  Galpin  &  Scripture)  r. 

Menlo  Park 
Doyle  Joseph  Q.,  printer,  r.  1813  Jessie 
Doyle  Lawrence,  hostler  Market  St.KR.,  r.  E  s  Second 

Av,  bet  fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Doyle  Lawrence,  peddler,  r.  318  Davis 
Doyle  Lizzie  Miss,  r.  20  Hawthorne 
Doyle   Lizzie    E.    Miss,    assistant    Lincoln    Primary 

School,  r.  E  s  Central  Av,  bet  Bush  and  Pine 
Doyle  Lizzie  M.,  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  331  Geary,  r.  1051 

Folsom 
Doyle  Luke  D.,  florist,  SE  cor  Central' Av  and  Pine 
Doyle  Maggie,  domestic  428  Ellis 
Doyle  Maggie  Mrs.,  domestic  113  Powell 
Doyle  Maggie  Miss,  domestic  1716  Sacramento 
Doyle  Martin,  conductor,  r.  255  Tehama 
Doyle  Martin  C,  salesman  Dohrmann  &   Co.,  r.  12  >i 

Moss 
Doyle  Martin  T.,  stevedore,  r.  140M  Shipley 
Doyle  Mary,  widow,  r.  445  Clementina,  rear 
Doyle  Mary,  domestic  1513  Scott 
Doyle  Mary  Miss,  shoefltter,  r.  31  Garden 
Doyle  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  288  Union 
Doyle  Mary  E.  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  633  Jessie 
Doyle  Matthew,  blacksmith,  r.  418  Folsom 
Doyle  Matthew,  blacksmith,  r.  162  First 
Doyle  Maurice,  expressman,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Sansome, 

r.  508  Shotwell 
Doyle  Maurice,  horseshoer,770  Mission,  r.  143  Shipley 
Doyle  Michael,  r.  931  Market 
Doyle  Michael,  laborer,  r.  2  Piussell 
Doyle  Michael,  porter  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Doyle  Michael,  wool  scourer,  r.  608  Sixth 
Doyle  Michael  D.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Doyle  Michael  J.,  r.  439  Jessie 
Doyle  Michael  J.,  machinist,  r.  527  Howard 
Doyle  Miles,  harnessmaker,  r.  115  William 
Doyle  Miles  C,  harnessmaker  William  Davis,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Doyle  Nellie  Miss,  weaver,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seveiiteenth 
Doyle  Patrick,  commercial  traveler,  r.  218  Pacific 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1226  Green 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.   S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Pierce 

and  Scott 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Illinois,  bet  Napa  and 

Butte 
Doyle  Patrick,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  1011  Market, 

r.  E  8  Capp.  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Doyle  Peter  W.,  carpenter,  r.  2810  Howard 
Doyle  Richard,  laborer,  r.  33  Ritch 
Doyle  Richard,  varieties,  5343i  Sixteenth,  bet  Valen- 
cia and  Mission 
Doyle  Richard   S.,   contractor  and    builder,   r.    2810 

Howard 
Doyle  Robert  E.  (Doyle&  Wilson)  r.  1012  Pine 
Doyle  Rody,  blacksmith,  r.  246  Nineteenth 
Doyle  Rose  Mrs.,  r..605Pine 

Doyle  Samuel,  furnished  rooms,  641  Washington 
Doyle  Stephtu  R.,  c.nrpenter,  r.  1126  Ji  Shotwell 
Doyle  Thomas,  r.  325  Golden  Gate  Av 
Doyle  Thomas,  foreman   Goodenough    Horseshoeing 

Society,  r.  10  Ash  Av 
Doyle  Thomas,  porter  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  r.  7  Perry 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer,  r.S  8  Twenty-fifth,  bet  Church 

and  Dolores 
Doyle  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  22  Geneva,  rear 
Doyle  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  13  Mason 
Doyle   Tnomas   F.,    blacksmith,     SW  cor    Masonic 

and  Point  Lobos  Avs,  r.  2827  Bush 
Doyle   Thomas  F.,   messenger  First  National    Gold 

Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  4lTBush 
Doyle  Thomas  W.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Cunningham, 

Curtiss  &  Welch,  r.  244  Stevenson 


Doyle  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  1217  Devisadero 

Doyle  William,  boilermaker,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  lOM  Fifth  Av 
Doyle  William,  laborer,  r.  325  Filbert,  rear 
Doyle  William,  seaman,  r.  135  Folsom 
Doyle  William,  tinsmith,  r.  1105  Montgomery 
Doyle  William,  trunkmaker,  r.  1019  York 
Doyle  William  A.,  tanner,  r.  1813  Jessie 
Doyle  William  R.,  painter,  r.  106  Dore 
Doyle  William  R.,  policeman,  r.  SW  cor  Eleventh  and 

Harrison 
Doyle  William  T.,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre 
Doyle  W.  J.,  r.  35  Russ 

Doyle  &  Adams  (John   Doyle  and    O.  B.  Adams)  bar- 
bers, 306  Fourth 
Doyle   iSi   Caslunan    (John   C.   Doyle  and  Daniel 

Cashman)    wines  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Howard 
Doyle   <&  WiLson    (Robert  E.  Doyle    and  Charles 

Wilson)  ship  and  freight  brokers,  307  California 
Doze  Peter,  bartender,  r.  921  Battery 
Dozer  Thomas,  first  cook  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 
Dozier  Elizabeth  M.  Mrs.,  art  school,  715  Valencia 
Draddy  John,  second  engineer  Berkeley  Ferry  stmr 

Mare  Island,  r.  Berkeley 
Drady  David,  picture  frame  mnfr,  230  Fourth,  r.  35 

South  ParK 
Drady  Edward,  salesman  Thomas  Drady,  r.  709  Ellis 
Drady  Tlionia.<«,  merchant  tailor.  G   Third,  r.  709 

Ellis 
Drady  Thomas  Jr.,  salesman   Thomas   Drady,  r.  709 

Ellis 
Drage  Frank,  brewer,  r.  40S  Shotwell 
Drager  John  (Drager  &  Diederichsen)  r.  608  Sixth 
Drager  Joseph,  fireman  Lardner  &  Lee,  r.  35  Park  Av 
Drager  Joseph  A.,  woolsorter,  r.  35  Park  Av 
Drager  William,  woolsorter,  r.  35  Park  Av 
Drager    &   Diederichsen  (John    Drager    and   Charles 

Diederichsen)    proptrs   Excelsior  Hotel,   608-610 

Sixth 
Dragoe  Luca,  cook  M.  P.  Milloglav,  r.  138  Fourth 
Dragomauovich  Spiro,  porter  Bozo  Radovich.  r.  553 

HaiTisou 
Drain  Daniel,  shixJcariDenter,  r.  824  McAllister 
Drain  James,  teaiuster,  r.  1129  Harrison 
Drake  Charles,  telegraph  operator,  r.  219  Dupont 
Drake  Charles  S.  (C.  S.  Drake  &  Co.)  r.  220  Stevenson 
Drake  C.   S.  &  Co.  (Charles  S.  Drake)  publishers 

general  agency,  220  Stevenson 
Drake  Eugene  B.,  attorney  at  law,  646  Washington,  r. 

2510  3^  Mission 
Drake  Flemon,  clerk  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,r.  East 

Oakland 
Drake  George  W.,wood  and  coal.  Front,  bet  Green  and 

Union,  r.  Oakland 
Drake  G.  R.,  laborer,  r.  346  Fourth 
Drake  Herman  B.,  salesman  John  Taylor  &  Co.,  r.  727 

Webster 
Drake  H.  K.,  mining,  r.  703  Market 
Drake  John,  r.  115  Stockton 
Drake  John,  capitalist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Drake  Lemuel  H.,  wheelright  John  Morton  &  Co.,  r. 

NE  cor  Lllis  and  Taylor 
Drake  Peter,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 
Drake  Samuel  (Drake  &  Emerson)  r.  1010  Washington 
Drake  Samuel,  blacksmith,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Drake  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  2  Raphael  PI 
Drake  William   R.    (Eagle   Soap   Co.)    r.   Abbotsford 

House 
Drake  &  Emerson  (Samuel  Drake  and  John  A.  Emer- 
son) fruit  and  commission  merchants.  521  San- 
some 
Draper  Bruno,  r.  745  Market 
Draper  Charles   F.,  physician,   office   405   Kearny,  r. 

Oakland 
Draper  Edward,  butcher,  r.  N,  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Draper  Emerson  H.,  farmer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Draper  Frank,  printer,  r.  314  Bush 
Draper  J.  H.,  r.  120  3^  Turk 
Draper  Richard  S.,  engineer,  r.  114  Eddy 
Draper  Throop  B.,  butcher,  r.  Fifih  Av,  bet  Railroad 

Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Dras  Henry,  machinehaud,  r.  528  Sixth 
Drathen  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  79  Fourth 
Dratlimann  William  F.,  salesman  Tillmanni  Beudel, 

r.  Alameda 
Draft  Andrew,  cooper,  r.  439  Jessie 
Drayeur  Augusts,  restaurant,  529  Commercial,  r.  420 

Geary 


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Drayenr  Nicholas  C.Bpecial  policeman,  r.  1801  Cu- 

pont 
Draymen  and    Teamsterb'  Union,  L    J.  Welch  secre- 
tary. B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Drechsler  Louis,  shoemaker,  347  Bryant 
Dreger    Charles,  clerk   Frederick    Mangoin,   r. 

Market 
Dregev  Cliarles,  groceries  and  liquors,  413  Jones 
Dreher  Frank,  tinsmith,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Dreibelbis  Mary  Anne,  widow,  r.  1030  Alabama 
Dreier  Ernest,  bartender,  r.  401  Sutter 
t^"  Drejer.     See  Dreyer  and  Dryer 
Dreiman    Andrew,  fishpacker.  r.  SE  cor  Lewi: 

Baktr 

Dreist  Herman,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dreuuan  11.,  boilermaker  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Drenuan  Samuel,  papercarrier,  r.  416  Greenwich 
Dre^ibacU    'Williuiii,    shipping  and  commission 

merchant,  3iri  California,  r.  1410  Post 
Drescher  Charles,  hairdreVser,  503  Jones 
Dreschfeld  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  798  Van  Ness  Av 
Dresen  Joseph  E.  M.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  1012 

Pierce 
Dressell    Ali)honse   E.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  GOl   La- 

guua 
Dressier  Edward  J.,  engraver  Thomas  J.  Day,  r.  1705 

Howard 
Dressier  Ernest  R.,  tailor,  r.  650  Washington 
Drew  Aaron  A.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  139  Natoma 
Drew  Albion  P.,   stairbuilder  Jesse   &   Drew,  r.   150 

Linden  Av 
Drew  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Drew  C.  Frank,  compositor,  r.  31  Turk 
Drew  E.,  laborer,  r.  52'J  Sacramento 
Drew   Edward,  stableman   James    Phelan,  r.  SW  cor 

Valencia  and  Seventeenth 
Drew  Edward  F.,  laborer,  r.  1230  Alabama 
Drew  E.  P.,  watchman  C.  P.  KK.  stmr  Transit,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Drew  Frank,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1508  Post 
Drew   Frank,    compositor,  r.  N  s  Seventeenth,  bet 

Sherman  and  Diamond 
Drew  Henry  P.,  collector,  r.  1113  Sutter 
Drew  Hiram  M.  (Jesse  &  Drew)  r.  150  Linden  Av 
Drew  John,  with  Moyuihan&  Aitkeu 
Drew   John   R.,  stairbutlder,  r.  N  s  Seventeenth,  bet 

Sherman  and  Diamond 
Drew  Millie,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Drew    Moses    M.,  U.  S.   Marshal,  olfice  U.S.  Ap- 
praiser's Building,   third   floor,   rooms  45-47,  r. 
Grand  Hotel 
Drew  Nettie  E.  Mrs.,  r.  226  Sutter 
Drew  Oscar,  r.  528  Pine 
Drew  Osmon  C,  manager  H.  Palmer  &  Co.,  r 

Pine 
Drew    Patrick,   peddler,   r.  N  s   Twenty-fourth, 

Vicksburg  and  Church 
Drew  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  31  Linden  Av 
Drew   Thomas,   watertender   O.   R.   and  N.    SS.  Col- 
umbia 
Drewes  Henry  J.,  butcher,  N  s  Sonoma,  bet  Potrero 

^v  and  Utah 
Drews  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  19  Decatur 
Drews  Louis  X.  (Sanders  &  Drews)  r.  122  Silver 
Dre'xler  L.  P.,  capitalist,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Drexler  Paul,  bartender,  r.  Elcho  House 
Dreydemi  Pierre,  merchant  tailor,  1813  Polk 
Dreyer  Bernard,  contractor,  r.  SW   cor   Guerrero  and 

Duncan 
Dreyer  George  H. ,  foreman  P.   Rieger  &   Co.,   r.   357 

First 
Dreyer  John,  expressman,  r.  N  s  Townsend,  nr  Ritch 
Dreyer  William,  bartender  Buzzini  Bros.,  r.  1251  Mis- 
sion 
Dreyer  William,  merchant,  r.  110  Hyde 
Ki'"Dreytr.    See  Dreier  and  Dryer 
Dreyfous  Jults,  r.  1022  Geary 
Dreyfus  Alexander,   agent  W.   8.   Townsend,  r.    11  Ji 

Harriet 
Dreyfus  B.  t.^  Co.    (Benjamin   Dreyfus,   Emanuel 
L.  GoUstein,  Jacob  and  Edward  Frowenfeld   and 
John  J.  W'eglein)  growers,  and  dealers  California 
wines  and  brandies,  and  propri«t<irs  Eagle   Wine 
Vaults,  C30-G42  Branuaii,   branch   office  121   Cali- 
fornia, and  45  Broadway,  New  York 
Dreyfus  Benjamin  (B.Dreyfus  fc  Co.)  r.  Anaheim, Cal. 
Dreyfus  Charles,  butcher  Palace  Hotel 
Dreyfus  Henry,  butcher,  r.  1509  Devisadero 
Dreyfus  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  1509  Devisadero 
Dreyfus  Marquis  H.,  traveling  a^'ent,  r.  2109  Bush 


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Dreyfus  Moses,  butcher  Palace  Hotel,  r.  916  Ellis 
Dreylus  Sarah,  domestic  2110  Steiner 
Dre.vfus  Solomon,  clerk,  r.  649  Howard 
Dreyfus  Theodore,  dyer  and  scourer,  35  Sixth 
Dreyfuss  Edward,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,   r.  6 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Dreyfuss  Jacob,  saloon  keeper,  r.  1240  Bush 
Dreyfuss  Julius,  lamps,  oil  stoves   and   coal  oil,   14 

Dupont,  r.  936  Mission 
Dreyfuss  Mark  H.,  salesman  Levinsohn  &Meyerstein, 

r.  1409  Van  Ness  Av 
Dreypolcher  Frederick,  foreman  Jacob  Strahle  &Co., 

r.   22  Garden 
Dreypolcher  William   S.,   subscription   clerk   S.    F. 

Chronicle,  r.  22  Garden 
Driatero  Agostino,  Garibaldi   Guard,  423  Broadway 
Driffield  Vero  C,  clerk  New  Zealand   Insurance   Co., 

34  Ellis 
Driggs  Dennis,  r.  560  Howard 

Driggs  Edwin,  book  agent,  109  Montgomery,  room  24 
Driggs  Fidelia  A.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  436  Stev- 
enson 
Drinkall   Thomas  O.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,   r.   9 

Taylor 
Drinkhouse  Frederick  R.,  salesman  J.  A.  Drinkhouse, 

r.  42  South  Park 
Drinkhouse  J.  A.,  wholesale  dealer  cigars  and  tobacco, 

SW  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento,  r.  42  South  Park 
Drinkhouse  J.  Arthur,  salesman  J.  A.   Drinkhouse,  r. 

42  South  Park 
Drinkwuter  L.  H.,  first  officer  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon, 

r.  Oakland 
Dris  Adam,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
DriscoU  Alexander,  contractor,  r.  1211  Steiner 
DriscoU  Brothers  (Daniel   R.   and  James)    groceries 

and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Minna 
DriscoU  Catherine,  widow,  r.  13  Dikeman  PI 
DriscoU  Catherine,  widow,  r.  244  Oak 
DriscoU  Charles,  coal  passer  P.  C.  SS.  State   of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  156  Tehama 
DriscoU  Charles,  laborer,  r.  44  Julia 
DriscoU  Charles  A.,  elevatorman   Baldwin  Hotel,  r. 

1820  Market 
DriscoU   Connolly,  laborer,  r.  cor  Clementina  and 

Summer 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  79  Everett 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  512  Mason 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  668 ?4  Clementina 
DriscoU  Cornelius,  porter  Tubbs  k  Co.,  r.  30  Lewis 
DriscoU    Cornelius   E!.,    proprietor    Sanitarium 

Baths,  2210-2212  Powell,  r.  1712  Bush 
DriscoU  Daniel,  fruit  dealer,  r.  1121  YorK 
DriscoU  Daniel,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
DriS'-oU  Daniel,  sparmaker,  r.  1820  Market 
DriscoU  Daniel  J.,  painter,  r.  1820  Market 
DriscoU  Daniel  O.,  mate  N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  San  Rafael, 

r.  San  Quentin 
DriscoU  Daniel  R.  (DriscoU  Brothers)  r.  319  Minna 
DriscoU  Dennis,  clerk,  r.  115  Fifth 
DriscoU  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  532  Tehama 
DriscoU  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  804  J^  Geary 
DriscoU  Dennis,  stock  dealer,  r.  319  Minna 
DriscoU  Dennis,  stonemason,  r.  4i4J5  Clementina 
DriscoU  Dennis  C,  upholsterer,  r.  451^  Tehama 
DriscoU  Dennis  O.,  laborer,  r.  524  Ninth 
DriscoU  Florence,  stevedore,  r.  415  Vallejo 
DriscoU  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  1820  Market 
DriscoU  George  S.,  shoemaker,  r.  1820  Market 
DriscoU  J.,  peddler,  r.  .529  Sacramento 
DriscoU  James  (DriscoU  BrnOiers)  r.  354  Clementina 
DriscoU  James,  butcher,  r.  1122 }4  Larkin 
DriscoU  James  E.,  second  assistant  engineer  O.R.  and 

N.  SS.  Columbia 
DriscoU  J.  D.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
DriscoU  Jeremiah,  r.  14  Shasta 
DriscoU  Jeremiah,  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

207  Second 
DriscoU  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  734  Natoma,  rear 
DriscoU  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  225  Eighth,  rear 
DriscoU  Jeremiab,  stonecutter,  r.  156  Tehama 
DriscoU  Jeremiah,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Drisi'oU  Jerre  J.,  deputy  clerk  Justices'  Courts,  r.  208 

St(/ckton 
DriscuU  Jerry  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  18  Mary 
DriscoU  J.  N.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  610  Willow  Av 
DriscoU  John  (DriscoU  &  Lynch)  r.  cor  Eleventh  Av 

and  0,  South  S.  F. 
DriscoU  John,  bartender,  r.  237  Stevenson 
DriscoU  John,  butcher,  r.  167  Clara 


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DriscoU  John,  furnished  rooms,  r.  QG9  Jessie 

DrlscoU  John,  groom,  11  Essex 

Driscoll  John,  laborer,  r.  71  Water 

Driscoll  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Driscoll  John,  longshoreman,  r.  26  Tehama,  rear 

Driscoll  John,  longshoreman,  r.  30)<S  Louisa 

Driscoll  John,  machinist,  r.  513  Fell 

Driscoll  John,  mattress  maker,  r.  13  Dikeman  PI 

Driscoll  John,  peddler,  r.  18  Converse 

Driscoll  John,  spring  polisher,  r.  210  Chattanooga 

Driscoll  John  H.,  clerk  Levison  Bros.,  r.  1820  Market 

Driscoll  John  L.,  r.  13  Dikeman  PI 

Driscoll  John  M.,  ornamenter  Matthew  D.  Nile,  r.  71 

Water 
Driscoll  Joseph,  helper  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  414}^ 

Clementina 
Driscoll  Kate  Miss,  tailoress;  r.  156  Tehama 
Driscoll  Lizzie,  domestic  1818  Geary 
Driscoll  Maggie  A.  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  156  Tehama 
Driscoll  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  428  Sutter 
Driscoll  Margaret  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1328  Stockton 
Driscoll  Mary,  domestic  916  Bush 
Driscoll  Mary  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1553  Market 
Driscoll  Mary  Miss,  packer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 

Works 
Driscoll  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  247  Clara 
Driscoll  Michael  J.,  wood  and  coal,  904-906  Howard 
Driscoll  Michael  W.,  r.  13  Dikeman  PI 
Driscoll  Moses,    carpetweaver.  r.   E  s  Chenery,  nr 

Thirty.first 
Driscoll  Murty,  laborer,  r.  79  Everett 
Driscoll  Nellie,  domestic,156  Tehama 
Driscoll  Patrick,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Driscoll  Patrick,  seaman  ship  Dashing  Wave,  r.  413 

Fremont 
Driscoll  Stephen,  longshoreman,  r.  30}ii  Louisa 
Driscoll  Thomas,  bricklayer,  r.  253  Stevenson 
Driscoll  Thomas.   Master  ^Mariners'  Ben.    Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Driscoll  Thomas  B.,  steward  Meyer's  Bakery,  r.  253 

Stevenson 
Driscoll  Thomas  E.,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  r.  741  How- 
ard 
Driscoll  Timothy,  foundryman,  r.  1221  Columbia 
Driscoll  Timothy,  master  mariner,  r.  54   Sacramento 
Driscoll  Timothy,  printer  Alta  Job  Office,  r.  512  Ma- 
son 
Driscoll  Timothy,  wood  and  coal,  hay  and  grain,   NE 

cor  Capp  and  Seventeenth,  r.  129  Capp 
Driscoll  William,  laborer,  r.  633  Howard 
Driscoll  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Driscoll  William  H.,  bartender  Pliillp  McGovern,  r. 

327  Stevenson 
Driscoll  &  Lynch  (John  Driscoll  and  Dennis  Lynch) 

tanners,  cor  Tenth  Av  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Driver  Annie  Miss,  r.  3022  Sacramento 
Driver  Charles  C,  maker  plaster  decorations,   r.   923 

Harrison 
Driver  George  C,  clerk  general  superintendents'  office 

C.P.BR.,  r.  538  Folsom 
Drivon  Eugene,  barber,  r.  13  Harlan  PI 
Droast  Frederick,  varnisher,  r.  1918  Jessie 
Drobaz  Mattio,  restaurant,  503  East,  r.  723  Harri- 
son 
Drobaz  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  503  East 
Droege  Frank,  brewer,  r.  408  Shotwell 
Droege  John  C.  D.,  r.  918  Twentieth 
Droege    Peter,     carpenter     and    builder,    office    516 

Kearny,  r.  918  Twentieth 
Droesch  Joseph,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Droge  Gustave  F.  C,  books  and  stationery  and  varie- 
ties,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Sixteenth,  r.  NW   cor 
Valley  and  Sanchez 
Droger  Henry  C,  with  Louis  T.  Haggiu,  r.  516  J^  Bush 
Droger  Mary,  widow,  r.  118  Fell 
Droghan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  339  Jessie 
Droguat  Laudre  Henry,  butcher,  r.  1072  Howard 
Drohau  John  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  230  Folsom 
Drohle  Josei)h,  capitalist,  r.  1040  Mission 
Drolet  John  A.,  r.  21  Valparaiso 

Drolet  Mamie  Miss,  saleslady  A.  Bertin,  r.  21  Valpa- 
raiso 
Drolette  Joseph,   carpenter  Michael   Walsh,   r.   N   s 

Twenty-fourth,  between  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Droinero  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  636  Pacific 
Dromey  Michael,  drivtr  Omnibus  KR.,  r.  721  Howard 
Droppin  L.  V.,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  708  Broadway 
Drossel  Joseph  H.,  druggist,  NW  cor  Powell  and  Jack- 
son, r.  9U9  Jackson 


Droste  Henry,  bailiflf  Superior  Court,  Dept  8,  r.  1809 

Stockton 

Drouet  Hippolyte,  sausagemnfr,  1420  Stockton 

Drouet  Victor  (Pavy  &  Drouet)  r.  819  Montgomery 

Di'ougard  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  824  Montgomery 

Drought  Frank,  steward  Arcade  Restaurant,  r.  279 
Stevenson 

Drought  Robert,  tailor,  r.  124  Perry 

Drouillard  John,  blacksmith,  r.  1002^  Alabama 

Drouillard  William  J.,  buggyman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Drown  Albert  N. ,  attorney  at  law,  621  Clay,  r.  1722 
Vallejo 

Drrch  Michael,  saloon  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  52  Steuart 

Drucker  Albert,  bartender  Osmer  &  Co.,  r.  NW  cor 
Spear  and  Bryant 

Drucker  August,  toll  collector  Mission  St.  Wharf  No. 
2,  r.  623  Golden  Gate  Av 

Drucker  Eiltrt,  r.  723  Hayes 

Drucker  George  I.,  dental  student  John  S.  Knowlton, 
r.  623  Golden  Gate  Av 

Drucker  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Sixth 
and  Mission 

Drucker  P.  M.,  captain  schr  Argonant,  office  44  Mar- 
ket 

Drucker  "W'illiam,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Druffel  Francis  H.,  capitalist,  r.  1235  Hyde 

Drugan  Samuel,  whitewasher,  r.  122  Gilbert 

Druhe  Herman  A.,  invoice  clerk  Meyer  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Druhe  John  G.,  r.  231  Fair  Oaks 

Druids  Hall,  413  Sutter 

Drum  C.  M.,  r.  106  Post 

Drum  Courtland  F.,  steward  stmr  Constance,  r.  707 
Stockton 

Drum  Edward  F.,  health  inspector,  office  14  O'Farrell, 
r.  236  Third 

Drum  Frederick,  restaurant,  307  Battery,  r.  Oakland 

Drum  James  L.,  civil  engineer,  402  Montgomery, 
room  18,  r.  2618  Bush 

Drum  John,  coalpasser  Oregon  R.  and  N.  SS.  City  of 
Chester,  r.  1031  Montgomery 

Drum  William  P.,  civil  engineer,  402  Montgomery, 
room  18 

Drumer  Henry,  lodgings,  410  Pacific 

Drumgold  John  H.,  salesnian  Will  &  Finck,  r.  112 
Turk 

Drumie  Michael,  cardriver,  r.  1311  Howard 

Drummond  Dora,  domestic  1807  Joues 

Drummond  Frank  G.,  patrolman  Fnderwriters'  Fire 
Patrol  Station  2,  r.  30  Grove 

Drummond  Franklin  G.,  teamster,  r.  24)^  Hayes 

Drummond  John,  molder,  r.  30  Ritch 

Drummond  Joseph  H.,  boilermaker,  r.  309  Clemen- 
tina 

Drummond  Maria,  hairworker  F.  Pyat  4c  Co.,  r.  309 
Clementina 

Drummond  Richard  S.  (Drummond  &  Lemont)  r.  119 
First  Av 

Drummond  Robert,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Drummond  Samuel  G.,  r.  314  Hayes 

Druniinond  Si  Lemont  (R.  S.  Drummond*  and 
G.  W.  Lemont)  wood,  coal,  hay,  grain,  lumber, 
lime,  etc.,  433-435  Valencia 

Drury  James,  carpenter,  r.  1329  Sacramento 

Diury  Michael,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Lake,  bet  Twentieth 
and  Twenty-first  Avs 

Drury  Patrick  H.,  helper,  r.  221  Sixth 

Drury  Patrick  W.,  lodgings,  221  Sixth 

Drury  Peter,  laborer,  r.  141ti  Kearny 

Drury  Thomas,  r.538  Folsom 

Drury  Thomas  J.,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 

Drury  Thomas  J.,  letter  carrier  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 
Express,  r.  221  Sixth 

Drury  William,  merchant  tailor,  633  Kearny,  r.  1030 
Twentieth 

Drusedom  John,  driver  Empire  Brewery,  r.  1811  Ma- 
son 

Dry  Goods  Rep<5rter  (weekly)  Benjamin  F.  Jacobs 
publisher  and  proptr,  35  Sutter 

Dryan  Thomas,  hiborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Dryden  M.  Ernest,  machinist,  r.  151  Shipley 

Dryer  Bernard,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  220  Leaven- 
worth 

Dryer  Charles  F.,  livery  stable,  1315  Stockton 

Dryer  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  17  Fourth 

Dryer  John,  seaman  schr  -Emma  Louisa,  r.  418 
Drumm 

Dryer  Joseph,  r.  110  Hyde 

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DUF 


Drynen  John,  watchman  Custom  House 
Drynen  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  2028  Bryant 
Drytown  Reduction   Works  (Amador   Co.,  Cal.)  C.  J. 

Garland  agent,  .528  California,  room  6 
Duane  Charles  P.,  real  estale,  r.  142  Seventh 
Duane  Edmund,  capitalist,  r.  5G1  Natoma 
Duane  Edward,  buti-her,  20  Seventh,  r.  645  Stevenson 
Duane  F.,  r  Palace  Hotel 
Duaue  J.  F.,  salesman,  r.  122  Post 
Dunne  John,  gardener,  r.  619  Union 
Duane  John,   helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  711  Scott 
Duane  Timothy,  peddler,  r.  37  Juniper 
Duane  William,  bookkeeper  Redinyton  &  Co.,  r.  261 

Tehama 
Duaue  'William,  hostler  MarketSt.  RE.,  r.  104  First  Av 
Duarte  Emanuel,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Duiirte  Pasquale,  bricklayer,  r.  339  Union 
Dubber  L.,  r.  6^0  Commercial 
Dubedat  Eugene    (Pascal,   Dubedat    &   Co.)    r.   1714 

Stockton 
Dubelle  G.  H.  E.,  powder  mnfr,  r.  1602  Geary 
Dnberger  Maurice,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Dubernet   Brothers    (Lucien  Jr.   and   Raoul)    mnfrs 

velvet  frames,  passe  partouts,  etc.,  33.5  Bush 
Dubernet  Lucien  Jr.  (Duberuet  Brothers)  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Dubernet  Raoul  (Dubernet  Brothers)  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Dubiui  Luigi,  waiter  Marchand  Restaurant, r.  514  Bush 
Duboce  Victor  D.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  127  Kearny 
Dubois  Amelia,  widow,  French  laundry,  17   St.  Mary 
Du  Bois  Anna  E.  Mrs.,  principal   Clement  Grammar 

School,  r.  1517  Hyde 
Dubois  Auguste  P.,  accountant  Western   Union   Tel. 

Co.,  r.  E  s  Folsom,  nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 
Du  Bois  Frank,  messenger  Presidio  Reservation 
Dubois  Harlan,  physician,  r.  j20  Scott  PI 
Du  Bois  James,  .superintendent  Anatomical  Museum, 

751  Market,  r.  217  Stevenson 
Dubois  James  L.,  correspondent  Williams,  Dimond  & 

Co.,  r.  209  Dupont 
Du  Bois  J.  Dill  (Du  Bois  &  King)  r.  1914  Broadway 
Dubois  Paul  A.,  pharmacist  Alfred  Gros,  r.  418 }4  Na- 
toma 
Du   Bois  Pierre   C,    mining    superintendent,   office 

22  Fremont,  r.  423  Ellis 
Du  Bois  William   C,  postal   clerk  U.  8.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  Oakland 
Du  Bois  William  E.,  plumber,  r.  17  Sherman 
Du  Bois  &  King  (J.   Dill   Du   Bois   and  W.   B.  King) 

commission  merchants,  416  Battery 
Dubouleau  Jean,  cook  Henry  Aubin,  434  Bush 
Dubreuil  Pierre,  tailor,  r.  213  Green 
Ducasse   Auguste.    artificial    flowers    and    millinery 

goods,  856  Mission 
Du  Castel  Eugene,  teacher  French,  r.  322  O'Farrell 
Ducato  Giuseppe,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Duehnlet  Mme.,  toilet  articles,  702  California 
Duchein  Cyril,  grinding  and   saw  filing,  r.  253  Clem- 
entina 
Duchein    Peter  E.,  grinding  and  saw  filing,  r.  253 

Clementina 
Duchesne  Paul,  bookkeeper  H.  Plagemauu  &  Co.,  r. 

SW  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
Ducing  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1310  Kearny,  rear 
Ducing  Julius,  canmaker,  r.  1310  Kearny,  rear 
Duck  Charles  L..  clerk,  r.  2021  Polk 
Duck  Edward  B.,  delivery  clerk  Western  Union  Tol. 

Co.,  r.  2U21Polk 
Duck  E.  H.,  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  2021  Polk 
Duck  George  H„  salesman  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  2021  Polk 
Duck  John  A.,  compositor,  r.  917  Sacramento 
Duckcl  John,  compositor,  r.  906  Vallejo 
Duckel  Nicholas,  storekeeper  medical  dept   U.  S.  A., 

r.  906  Vallejo 
Duckel  William,  apprentice   Berteling  &  Watry,  r.  906 

Valle.jo 
Ducker  John,  teamster,  r.  6H  Sheridan 
Ducker  Peter  N.,  master  mariner,  r.  308  Lombard 
DuckettC.  S..  dentist,  officd  and  r.  25)^  Sixth 
Duckett  Edward,  receiver  City  RR.,  r.  823  Twentieth 
Duckctt  Joseph,  clerk  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  2228  Geary 
Duckett  Matthias,  speculator,  r.  110  Sixth 
Duckett  Rachel  Miss,  lodgings,  6  Clara  Lane 
Duckett  W.,  r.  1909  California 
Du  Claire  Pierre,  seaman,  r.  5  Jasper  PI 
Duclay  Peter,  mate  sloop  Solferino,  r.  420  Union 
DucloB  Vital,  teamster,  r.  9  Sheridan 
Ducommun  Frederick  H.,  driver,  r.  408  Tehama 
Duconiniun  Preston,  teamster,  r.  329  Capp 


Duconseil  Henry,  r.  522  Filbert,  rear 
Ducotey  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  522  Filbert,  rear 
Ducroux  August,  restaurant,  1119-1121  Dupont 
Ducruet  Theodore,  upholsterer,  r.  1817  Mason 
Ducy  Frank,  wireworker,  r.  533  Jessie 
Ducy  John  F.,  springmaker,  r.  533  Jessie 
Ducy  Patrick,  r.  915  Howard 
Duddy  James,  laborer,  r.  1627  Howard 
Duddy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  6  Adelaide  PI 
Duddy  Thomas,  r.  271  Minna 
Duden  George,  r.  612  Taylor 

Duden  William  (Muser  Brothers)    r.   Brussels,  Bel- 
gium 
Dudgeon  Edwin,  contractor,  office  46  O'Farrell,  r.  218 

Stockton 
Dudley  Alice  J.  Miss,  assistant  Washington  Grammar 

School,  r.  1881  Baker 
Dudley  Allen  P.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  1881  Baker 
Dudley  Anna  C,  teacher  music,  r.  1881  Baker 
Dudley  Charles,  clerk  Amos  J.  Bailey,  r.  Oakland 
Dudley  Charles,  foreman  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co.,  r. 

326  Hayes 
Dudley  Edward  T.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  1829  O'Farrell 
Dudley  Edward  T.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1829  O'Farrell 
Dudley  Edwin  R.,  driver  Sutter  St.  RU.,  r.  1238  Bush 
Dudley.E.  T.,  capitalist,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Dudley  George,  capitalist,  r.  2761  Mission 
Dudley  George,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1124  Larkin 
Dudley  George,  lock  and  gunsmith,  2002   Mission,  r. 

S  s  Clipper,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Dudley  James  S.,    deputy   U.    S.    Shipping  Commis- 

siuuer,  office  118  Jackson,  r.  2229  Jackson 
Dudley  John,  capitalist,  r.  134  Fourth 
Dudley  John  W.,  wharfbuilder,  r.  110  Berry 
Dudley  Bliuing   Co.    (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  C.  Van  Dyck 

Hubbard  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  11 
Dudley  Waldo,  stockfitter  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.,  r. 

West  Berkeley 
Dudley  William,  clerk  Laugley  &  Michaels,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Dudley  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dudley  William  C,  driver, r.  Ss  Clipper,  b£t  Twenty- 
filth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Dudy  Thomas,   nightwatchman    P.  C.  SS.  Co.,  r.  W   B 

Brewster,  bet  Faith  and  Hope,  B.  H. 
B^Dudy.     See  Doody 
Duebel  August  C,  carpenter,  r.  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Greenwich 
Duebel  Charles,  carpenter  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Duenwald  Charles  F.,  assistant  foreman  I.  S.  Rosen- 

baum  &  Co.,  r.  1320  Howard 
Duenwald  Henry,  tinsmith,  r.  112  Filbert 
Duerden  James  R.,  boatbuilder,  r.  204  Second 
Duering  Bernard,  lithographer  M.    Schmidt  &  Co.,  r. 

4323^  Linden  Av 
Duering  George,  cabinetmaker,  r.  432  Linden  Av 
Duering  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  s.  432  J4  Linden  Av 
Duerr  William,  machine  hand,  r.   Sixth,  bet  Bryant 

and  Brannan 
Dufau  John  T.,  salesman  Buneman  &  Martinoni,  r. 

414  Hayes 
Dufau  M.  A.  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  414  Hayts 
Dufau  Mills,  laborer,  r.  44  Minna 
Dufif  Annie,  widow,  r.  14  Clinton 
Duff  Annie  Miss,  tobacco  stripper,  r.  158  First 
Duff  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  1.58  First 
Duff  Clara  J.,  domestic  208  Turk 
Duff  Cummings,  r.  421  Minna 
Duff  Edward,  machinist,  r.  772  Mission 
Duff  Francis  H..  molder,  r.  158  First 
Duff  James,  crockery,  414  Third 
Duff  James  E.,  bookkeeiier  Lebenbaum,   Goldberg  & 

Bo  wen,  r.  108  Stockton 
Duff  James  M.,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Duff  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  772  Mission 
Duff  John,  carpenter,  r.  421  Minna    • 
Dutr  John,  fresco  painter,  r.  723  Shotwell 
Duff  John  J.,  fresco  painter,  r.  731  Jij  Treat  Av 
Duff'  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1414  Kearny,  rear 
Duff  Margaret  B.,  parasolmaker,  r.  2'27  Post 
Duff  Robert  B.,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Duff  Robert  P.  R.  (Duff  &  Co.)  r.  813  Howard 
Duff  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  923  Union 
Duff' Thomas  C,  bartender  D.  S.  Tyson 
Duff  Thomas  C,  cooper,  r.  823  Brannan 
Duff  Thomas  L.,  carpenter,  r.  421  Bush 
Dufl' William,  laborer,  r.  2117  Jones 
Duff  &  Co.  (Robert  P.  R.  Duffj  produce  commission 

merchants,  316  Davis 
Duffey  Annie  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  421  Fourth 


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Duffey  Charles  E.,  r.  f>39  Stevenson 

Duffey  Edward  J. ,  plumber,  r.  657  Mission 

Duffey  Eugene  J.  (Duftey  &  Lewis)  r.  639  Stevenson 

Duffey  George  F.,  foreman  Thomas  Day,  r.  2096  Market 

Duffey  James,  watchman  Oregon  Imp.  Go's  Wharf,  r. 

548  Folsom 
Duffey  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  651  Mission 
Duffey  John,  machinist,  r.  548  Folsom 
Duffey  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  33  Eddy 
Duflfey  Joseph  P.,  plumber,  r.  639  Stevenson 
Duffey  Lorette  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  639  Stevenson 
Duffey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  747  Brannan 
Duffey  &  Lewis  (Eugene  J.  Duffey  and  Samuel  Lewis) 

poultry  dealers,  stall  24  Bay  City  Market 
SyDuffey.     See  Dufly 

Dufficy  Michael  C.  (Brannan  &  Dufficy)  r.  514  Howard 
Diiflicy  Peter,  plumber,  r.  1878  Mission 
Duf&cy  George  W.,  student,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Duffle  Christopher   W.,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Diiffield  George  W.,  watchman,  r.  1107  Montgomery 
Duffield  George  W.  Jr.,  carrier  Evening  Post,  r.  1107 

Montgomery 
Duffield  Henry  A.,  compositor,  r.  1107  Montgomery 
Dufiin  Annie  Miss,  saleslady  J.  M.  Moran  &  Co.,  r.  820 

Howard 
Duffin  Charles  A.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel, r.  1109  Stock- 
ton 
Duffin  Frank  M.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  1109  Stock- 
ton 
Duffin  James,  fireman,  r.  131  Folsom 
Duffley  Thomas,  gardener,  r.  1008  Buchanan 
Duffy  Alexander,   expressman,   NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Fourth,  r.  112  Twenty-third 
Duffy  Alice,  donaestic  18  Tehama 
Dizffy  Ann,  widow,  r.  529  Stevenson 
Duffy  Ann,  widow,  r.  557  Stevenson 
Duffy  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  808  Howard 
Duffy  Bernard,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Church,  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Duffy   Bernard   C,  real   estate  and  business  agent,  4 

Jones,. r.  204 J<S  Eddy,  rear 
Dufly  Brothers  (William  and  Neil)  liquor  saloon,  631 

Merchant 
Duffy  Charles,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  454  Stevenson 
Duffy  Charles  M.,  compositor,  r.  39  Fifth  Av 
Duffy  Charles  N.,  druggist,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  1, 

S.  F.  F.  D. 
Duffy  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  34  Hayes 
Duffy  Edward,  carrier  The  Daily  Report,  r.  39  Fifth 

Av 
Duffy  Edward,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Vallejo 

and  Sansome 
Duffy  Edward,  varnisher  Andrew  Frel,  r.  110  Freelon 
Duffy  Edward  P.,  porter  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  2  High- 
land Terrace 
Duffy  Elizabeth  Miss,-r.  22  Minna 
Duffy  Hugh,  tanner,  r.  529  Valencia 
Duffy  Hugh,  teamster,  r.  1321  Harrison 
Duffy  Hugh,  upholsterer,  r.  731  Vallejo 
Duffy  Hyacinth,  assistant  janitor  Appraiser's  Bldg,  r. 

1713  H^de 
Duffy  James  ( Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.)  r.  1914  California 
Duffy  James,  boilerniaker,  r.  140  Folsom,  rear 
Duffy  James,  boilermaker.  r.  122  Perry 
Duffy  James,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima,  r.  37  De  Boom 
Dufly  J.  C,  marblecutter,  r.  917  Howard 
Duffy  John,  boilermaker  Rlsdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Dufly  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Wharf 
Duffy  John,  laborer,  r.  10  Cleaveland,  rear 
Duffy  John,  carpenter,  r.  E  s   Church,  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Dufly  John  A.,  painter,  r.  44  Ritoh,  rear 
Dufly  John  J.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  9-10,42-44  Centre 

Market,  r.  1633  Ellis 
Duffy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  110  Freelon 
Dufly  Mark  0.,  marblecutter,  r.  331  Duncan 
Duffy  Micliael   J.,  physician,  and  extraman  Hose  No. 

1,  8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  517  Kearny 
Duffy  Neil  (Duffy  Brothers)  r.  1  Latham  PI 
Duffy    Patrick    Rev.,    assistant    ijastor    St.   Francis 

Church,  r.  NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Montgomery  Av 
Duffy  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  6  Boyd 
Dufly  Patrick,  expressman,  cor  Fourth  and  Howard, 

r.  1105  Folsom 
Duffy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  6  Boyd 
Dufly  Patrick,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Duffy  Patrick,  shoemaker,  1414  Pacific 
Dufly  Peter,  laborer,  r.  221  Tehama 
Dufly  Peter,  oiler  Oregon  Imp.  S3.  Walla  Walla 


Duff'y  Philip,  hackman,  r.  1515  Turk 

Duffy  Richard,  r.  1321  Filbert 

Duff}'  Rose,  domestic  1419  California 

Duffy  Terrence,  mnfr  rustic  work,  942  Geary,  r.  1006 

Polk 
Dufly  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Brannan  and  Fifth 
Duffy  Thomas,  porter  Murphy,   Grant  &   Co.,  r.  455 

Minna 
Duffy  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  323  Tehama 
Duffy  Thomas  F.,  salesman  Wells,  Garruthers  fc  Co., 

r.  109  Vallejo 
Duffy  Thomas  J.,  registry  clerk  Commercial  Insurance 

Co.,  of  Cal.,  r.  SW   cor  Fair  Oaks  and  Twenty- 
fourth 
Duffy  Thomas   M.,  porter  Albert  Mau  &    Co.,  r.  638 

Second 
Duffy  William,  r.  519?^  Stevenson 
Duffy  William  (Dufly  Brothers)  r.  124  William 
Duffy  William,  laborer,  r.  936}^  Folsom 
»5r  Duffy.     See  Duffey 
Du  Flon  Pierre  F.,  assistant  License  Collector,  r.  29 

Dupont 
Dufo  Charles,  boxmaker,  r.  5  Banuam  PI 
Dufo  Clara,  dressmaker,  r.  5  Bannam  PI 
Dufosee  Charles,  teamster,  r.  230  Perry 
Dufour  Anton,  artist,  r.  610  Fourth 
Dufour  Joseph  H.,  surveyor,  r.  137  Montgomery 
Dufour  Victor,  foundryman,  r.  1027  Vallejo 
Dufour  Zoe,  widow,  laundry,  939  Folsom 
Dugan  Abbie  J.,  cook,  r.  1139  Folsom 
Dugan  Albert  I).,  buyer  Redington  k  Co.,  r.  2112  Pine 
Dugan  Bernard  F.  (Stephens  k  Dugan)  r.  530  Sixth 
Dugan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  312  Thirteenth 
Dugan  Cliarles  E.,  bookkeejier  Harrison  &  Dickson,  r. 

Oakland 
Dugan  Cornelius,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  515 

Howard 
Dugan  David,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Dugan  Dennis,  soap  peddler,  r.  3M  Treat  Av 
Dugan    Edmund,  expressman,  NE    cor   Howard  and 

Beale,  r.  513  Fourth 
Dugan  Edward,  r.  530  Sixth 
Dugan  Edward,  compositor,  r.  317  Stockton 
Dugan  Edward,  driver,  r.  417  Folsom 
Dugan  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  131  Fifth 
Dugan  Elizabeth,  Jaundry,  520  Geary 
Dugan  Ellis,  laborer,  r.  131  Sixth 
Dugan  Emma  F. ,  widow,  r.  317  Stockton 
Dugan  F.  Mrs.,  r.  136  Twenty-third 
Dugan  Felix  J.,  bolt  cutter,  r.  136  Twenty-third 
Dugan  Frank,  r.  317  Stockton 
Dugan  Hannah,  widow,  r.  237  Main 
Du^anHugh,  laborer,  r.  113  Perry 
Dugan  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  206  Eighth 
Dugan  Hugh  B.,  time  clerk  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  524  First 
Dugan  James,  laborei,  r.  422  Fremont 
Dugan  James  G..  compositor,  r.  317  Stockton 
Dugau  Jeremiah,  laborer,  and   extraman   Hose  No.  1, 

S.  F.  F.  D. 
Dugan  John,  r.  917  Fell 
Dugan  John,  clerk   George  H.  Nelson,  r.  SE  cor  Post 

and  Buchanan 
Dugan  John,  druggist,  r.  1823  Hj-de 
Dugan  John,  engineer,  r.  237  Main 
Dugan  John,  laborer,  r.  1  Polk 
Dugan    John,  laborer,  r.  S  s   Sierra,  bet  Indian*  and 

Iowa 
Dugan  John,  laborer  T.  Connolly,  r.  411  Oak 
Dugan  John,  laborer  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  917  Fell 
Dugan  John,  mate  ship  Otago 
Duj;an  John,  messenger  Cal.  District  Tel. 
Dugan  John,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  274  Minna 
Dugan  John  L.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Dugan  John  M.,  teamster,  r.  333  Beale 
Dugan  Margaret,  domestic  717  Sutter 
Dugan   Mark   M.,  clerk   Riihard   O.  Butterfleld,  r.  12 

Mint  Av 
Dugan  Mark  W.,  teamster,  r.  333  Besile 
Dugan  Mary,  widow,  r.  23_8  Seventh,  rear 
Dugan  Mnrv  A.,  widow,  r.'  1210  Green 
Dugan  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dugan  Michael,  seaman,  r.  625  Davis 
Dugau   Michael    H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  312  Thir- 
teenth 
Dugan  Owen,  laborer,  r.  668  Clementina 
Dugan  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dugan  Patrick,  r.  739  Mission 
Dugan   Patrick   (Dugan  &  Morton)  r.  SE  cor  Seventh 

and  Natoma 
Dugan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  942  Mission 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


EDDY  ST..  West  of  Fillmore  Street 

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JIUAPnnMnilPU     importer  of  and  DEAXER  IX   COAIi   AND   PIG  IRON, 
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DUN 


Dugan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1823  Hyde 
Dugan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1907  Hyde 
Dugan  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  524  First 
Dugan  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  237  Main 
Dugan  Patrick,  wellborpr,  r.  BE  cor  Twelfth  and  Har- 
rison 
Dugan  Patrick  F.,  lather  and  plasterer,  r.  Columbia 

Hotel 
Dugan   Peter   H.,   carpenter  John  Hammond,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Dugan  Philip,  r.  Ocean  House  Road,  nrLake  Merced 
Dugan    Theodore   H.,   clerk    Redington   &   Co.,  r.  33 

Twelfth 
Dugan  Thomas,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  1823 

Hyde 
Dugan  Timothy,  r.  Golumbla  Hotel 
Dugan   Timothy,  laborer,  r.  8  8   Sierra,  bet   Georgia 

and  Michigan 
Dugan  W..  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Dugan  William,  boilermaker,  r.  237  Main 
Dugan  Williiim,  machinist,  r   137  Third  • 

Dugan  William,  waiter,  r.  11  Louisa,  rear 
Dugan  &  Morton  (Patrick  Dugan  and  James   Morton) 

liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Natoma 
ffyDugan.     See  Doogan  and  Dougan 
Duggan  Edward,  r.  400  Minna 
Dugiian  Edward  C.  with   Balfour,  Guthrie   &   Co.,  r. 

212  Hermann 
Duggan  Edward  P.,  restaurant,  322  Davis,  r.  550  Jessie 
Duggan  Henry,  waiter,  r.  103  Mission 
Duggau  James  B.,  salesman   Bullock  &  Jones,  r.  409 

Minna 
Duggan  Jeremiah  (Regan   &   Dugan)   r.   Seventh  Av, 

bet  M.  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Duggan  Robert,  shoemaker    Buckingham  &   Hecht, 

r.  SE  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Columbia 
Duggan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  8W  cor   Masonic    and 

Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Duggan  Thomas  J.,  machinist,  r.  97)4  Fifteenth 
Duggan  Tboma.s  J.,  policeman,  r.  145  Fifteenth 
Duggan  Timothy,  wood  and  coal,  1019  Clay 
Duggan  Timothy  H..  longshoreman,  r.  8  Bay 
Duggan  William,  laborer,  r.  613  Seventh 
Dughi  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Duhem  .\ugU8t  N.,   florist  John   H.   Sieven,   r.   1210 

Larkin 
Duhem  Victor  (Duhem  &  Noe)  r.  16.33  Polk 
Duhem  &  Noe  ^'ictor  Duhem  and  Miguel  Noe)  pho- 
tographers, 1633  Polk 
Duguid  William,  millwright,  r.  134  Fourth 
Duhigg  John,  r.  424  Shipley 
Duhman  Henry  A.,   clerk  Richard  Mehrtens,  r.  1230 

Mission 
Duhne  Herman,  laborer,  r.  118  Gilbert,  rear 
Diihr  Lena,  widow,  cook,  r.  723  Broadway 
Duignan  Thomas,  conductor  N.   B.    &   M.   RR.,  r.  50 

Tehama 
Duioty  Elizabeth,  domestic  8Ji  John 
Duisabou  Charles,  laborer,  r.   cor  Fifth   Av  and   M, 

South  8.  F. 
Duisenberg'  Cliarles  &  Co.  (Charles  A.  C.  Dui- 
seiiberg)  importers  and   commission  merchants, 
and  agents  North  German  Lloyd  Steamship   Co., 
314  Sacramento 
Duisenberg  Charles  A.  C.  (Charles  Duisenberg  &  Co.) 

r.  1031  Harrison 
Dujardin  Clifford,  bagmaker,  r.  2051  Mission 
Dujardin  Frederick,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2051  Mission 
Dujardin  Frederick  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  2051  Mission 
Duke  Catherine,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  521  Taylor 
Dukt'  Horace  A.,  clgarmaker,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Duke  John,  cigarmaker,  r.  512  Fourth 
Duke  John  D.,  carpenter,  r.  150  Linden  Av 
Duke  John  M.,  clerk  A.  W.  Bowman,  r.  743  Pine 
Duke  Robert  W.,  shipjolner,  r.  8  South  Park  Av 
Duke  William  R.,  seaman  schr  Aurora,  r.  28  Clay 
Dukenfield  John,  peddler,  r.  108  Montgomery  Block 
Duley  Frauk  P.  (Fox  &  Duley)  r.  1713  Mission 
Duley  John,  woolpuller  Wolf  Bloom,  r.  600  Minna 
Dulev  Lucy,  confectionery,  1330  Pacific 
Duley  William  P.,  plasterer,  r.  1330  Pacific 
Dulfer  Frederick  H.,  shoefitter,  r.  NE  cor  Pacific  and 

Mason 
Dulinski  Frederick  H.,  laborer   Schmidt   &   Fretz,  r. 

Mission  Road,  nr  Five-Mile  House 
Dulion  Ar.^en  A.,  conductor   Market  St.   RR.,  r.    1201 

Rteiner 
Dulion  John  P.,  r.  009  Pine 

Dulip  Alfred,  conductor  N.  B.   and   M.    RK..  r.   829 
Folsom 


Dulleghan  Alice,  widow,  r.  13  Verona 

DuUeghan  Alice  A.,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  & 

Co.,  r.  13  Verona 
Dulleghan  Thomas  F.,  bag  turner  E.  Detrick  &  Co.  r. 

13  Verona 
DuUea  Catherine,  widow,  r.  14  Beideman 
Dullea  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  3  Juniper 
DuUea  Johanna,  private  school,  14  Beideman 
Dumas  Emily  Mrs.,  laundry,  48  Seventh 
Dumas  Josie  Miss,  dressmaker,  956  Howard 
Dumas  Luclen,  fruits  and  vegetables,  48  Seventh 
Dumbrell  James  H.,  molder,  r.  1912  Broderick 
Dumet  Felix,  bookkeeper,  r.  426  J<s  Shjtwell 
Dumijanich  Antonio,   Austrian    Ben.    Soc,    71    New 

Montgomery 
Dummage  William  T.,  foreman  Main  &  Winchester, 

r.  21  Twenty-third 
Dumont  Frank  A.,  waiter,  r.  116  Ivy  Av 
Dumont  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Goettingen,  ur  Sil- 
ver Av 
Dumont  J.  Csesar,  machinist,  r.  25  Jessie 
Dumont  Pierre,  liquor   saloon,   237   Fourth,    r.   2759 

Harrison 
Dumonte  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  4  Jasper  PI 

DUMONTELLE    EUGENE 

steam  Furniture   Marble   Works,   968- 
970  Brannaii,    r.   369  3^  Clara 

Dumphy  James  C,  r.  2234  Broadway 

Dun  R.    C  .  &  Co.,   The  Mercantile  Agency,  Jay 

Lugsdin  manager,  office  320  California,  rooms  3-4 
Dunakin  Thomas  H.,  conductor  Market  St.   RR.,  r. 

1311  Scott 
Dnnancl  Louis  F.,  attorney  at   law,   rooms  12-13 

Stevenson  Building,  511  California,  r.  1222  Union 
Du  Navaut  A.  C,  well  sinker,  r.  2518  Mission 
Dunbar  Charles  D.,  millhand,  r.  411  Fourth 
Dunbar  Davis,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  1601  Geary,  r. 

.331  Jessie 
Dunbar  Fred  A.,  r.  1033  Market 
Dunbar  George   A.,   clerk   Isaac   Baggs,   r.   Brooklyn 

H..tel 
Dunbar  Helena,  widow,  r.  1137  Mission 
Dunbar  James  (Cronan  &  Dunbar)  r.  331  Jessie 
Dunbar  James,  laborer,  r.  415  Fifth 
Dunbar  James  D.,  blacksmith,  r.  78  Mission 
Dunbar  James  W.,  clerk  John  Howes,  r.  1006  Dolores 
Dunbar  John  K.,  physician,  office  and  r.  501  Sixth 
Dunbar  Joseph,   Jour.    Shipwrights'    Assn,    71    New 

Montgomery 
Dunbar  Joseph,  laundryman  8.  F.  Laundry 

DUNBAR    LUIS    Li  Dentist,  office 
as  Kearny,  r.  3410  Steiner.    Office  hours 

9  a.  m,  to  5  p.  ni. 

Dunbar  Martin,  longshoreman,  r.  203  Folsom 
Dunbar  Thomas  J.,  teamster,  r.  10  Card  Alley 
Dunbar  Robert,  conductor  Sutter  St.    RR.,   r.  Creed- 
more  House 
Dunbar  W.  A.  M.,  veterinary  surgeon,  r.  963  Mission 
Dunbar  William,  agent  Universal  Copying  Co.,  r.  109 

Eighth 
Dunbar  William,  bricklayer,  r.  27  Eleventh 
Dunbar  William  A.,  r.  12(i2  Mission 
Dunbar  William  A.,  canvas.sing  agent,  r.  502  Grove 
Dunbar  William  F.,  signpainter,  r.  1122 >4  Larkin 
Dunbar  William  H.,  r.  142  Seventh 
Dunbar  William  H.,  engineer,  r.  100  McAllister 
Duncan   Alexander,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Brass  Works,  r. 

10  Dale  PI 

Duncan  Amelia,  furnished  rooms,  115  Seventh 

Duncan  Andrew,  policeman,  r.  433  Hayes 

Duncan   Andrew  J.,  foreman  Cal.  Machine  Works,  r. 

1519  Leavenworth 
Duncan   Benjamin   B.,  salesman  W.  B.  Cluff  &  Co.,  r. 

19  Sixth 
Duncan  Citharlne  P.,  widow,  r.  472  Tehama 
Duncan  Charles  E..  machinist,  r.  834  Mission 
Duncan  Clara  L.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  009  Hyde 
Duncan   Daniel  P.,   conductor   Sutter   St.  RR.,r.  472 

Tehama 
Duncan  Dominick,  gardener,  r.  1232  Sacramento 
Duncan  Edward,  shipcalker,  r.  1'J8  Second 
Duncan  Ella,  widow,  r.  2(1  Fifth  Av 
Duncan  Fanny,  widow,  r.  508  Folsom 
Duncan  Frederick,  horseslioer,  r.  2623  Bush 
Duncan  Freeman,  cigarmaker,  r.  115  Seventh 
Dun,  an  George  ((ieorge  Duncan  &  Co.)  r.  505  Larkin 
Duncan  Georg'e  <&  Co.  (George  Duncan)  asphal- 

tum  and  mastic  roofers,  652  Market 


JOHN  WIGiyiORE-HARDWOOD  LUMBER,  129  to  M?SDsarSt. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


826  9IARKET  Sli., 

Makes  a  lipecialty  In  taklug  Cblldren's  Plctnres. 


DUN 


360 


DUN 


Duncan  George  E.,  barber,  r.  518  Powell,  rear 

Duncan  Isabella,  'widow,  r.  311  Montgomery  Av 

Duncan  James,  gardener,  r.  123'2  Sacramento 

Duncan  James,  proptr  Duncan's  Tannery,  S  b  Bran- 
nan,  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Duncan  James,  shiiDjoiner,  r.  834  Mission 

Duncan  James  E. ,  collector  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Ill 
Leavenworth 

Duncan  James  H.,  diesinker  George  M.  Wood  &  Co., 
120  Post 

Duncan  James  M.,  machinist,  r  834  Mission 

Duncan  James  W.  Mrs.,  r.  726  Bush 

Duncan  J.  M.,  carpenter,  r.  719  Harrison 

Duncan  John,  sergeant  police,  r.  507  Ellis 

Duncan  John  B.,  clerk  Taylor  &  Haight,  r.  707  Mason 

Dnucan  Jolm  M, ,  French  ranges,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware, 113C  Mission 

Duncan  John  T.,  clerk  Newman  &  Levinson,  r.  Ill 
Leavenworth 

Duncan  Joseph  C,  broker,  306  Montgomery,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Duncan  Joseph  M.,  stockbroker,  306  Montgomery,  r. 
520  Bush 

Duncan  Joseph  W.,  editor  Trade  Herald,  r.  771  Mis- 
sion 

Duncan  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  r.  Ill  Leavenworth 

Duncan  Mrs.,  r.  44  Third 

Duncan  M.  Y.,  r.  634  Post 

Duncan  Philip,  waiter,  r.  217  Second 

Duncan  Bedford  F.,  clerk  P.  Hartigan,  r.  NW  cor 
First  and  Howard 

Duncan  Bobert  (Duucau  &  Eussell)  r.  NW  cor  Do- 
lores and  Twenty-ninth 

Duncan  Bobert,  machinist,  r.  .522  Howard 

Duncan  Bobert,  porter  I.  S.  Van  Winkle  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Duncan  Bobert  S.,  salesman  John  M.Duncan,r.  1136 
Mission 

Duncan  Bobert  H.,  r.  cor  Clay  and  Lyon 

Duncan  Sarah  E.,  widow,  r.   609  Hyde 

Duncan  Smith,  assistant  engineer  P.   M.  SS.  Granada 

Duncan  Stephen,  r.  NW  cqr  Powell  and  Ellis 

Duncan  Thomas,  painter,  r.  43  Second 

Duncan  Thomas,  salesman  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  & 
Bowen,  r.  235  Kearny 

Duncan  William  (Duncan  &  Boyle)  r.  2623  Bush 

Duncan  William  B.,  foreman  Seal  Bock  Tobacco  Co., 
r.  115  Seventh 

Duncan  William  D.,  engineer,  r.  1784  Folsom 

Duncan  William  L.,  stockbroker,  306  Montgomery,  r. 
San  Mateo  Co. 

Duncan  &  Boyle  (William  Duncan  and  Dennis  H. 
Boyle)  horseshoer.s,  22  Goldeu  Gate  Av 

Duncan  &  Bussell  (Bobert  Duncan  and  James  B. 
Bussell)  tannery,  NW  cor  Twenty-ninth  and  Do- 
lores 

Duncan's  Mills  Land  and  Iinniber  Co.,  I.  E. 
Thayer  agent,  4  California 

Duncan's  Tannery ,James  Duncan  proptr, S  s  Brannan, 
bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Dunckel  Charles,  furrier  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  r.  5  Mis- 
sion Av 

Dunckel  Elizabeth,  domestic  1714  Van  Ness  Av 

Duncorub  Edward  J.,  clerk  W.  W.  Montague  &  Co.,  r. 
212  Powell 

Duudas  Dora. Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  10263^  Larkin 

Dundas  Mowbray  B.,  clerk  Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co.,  r. 
1026  Larkiu 

Dundas  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1024  Folsom 

Dundas  William  A.,  salesman  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r. 
1024  Folsom 

Dundon  John,  laborer,  r.  556 }<;  Natoma 

Duudon  Nora,  domestic  217  Devisadero 

Dundon  Patrick  F.,  foreman  Moynihan  &  Aitken,  r. 
1414  Devisadero 

Dundon  Timothy,  boilermaker,  r.  1414  Devisadero 

Dunfield  Eliza  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  768)^  Howard 

Dunfield  Emma,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  530  Steven- 
son 

Dungan  Edward  J.,  clerk  William  G.  Jobson,  r.  718 
Union 

Dunham  A.,  with  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  Lick  House 

Dunham  Benjamin  Frank  (Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.) 
r.  Oakland 

Dunliani,  Carrigan  «k  Co.,  successors  to  Con- 
roy,  O'Connor  &  Co.  (B.  F.  Dunham,  E.  W.  Blay- 
ter,  W.  L.  McCormick,  Andrew  Carrigan  and 
Brace  Haydcn)  importers  and  jobbers  metals  and 
hardware,  107-111  Front  and  lOH-112  Pine 

Dunham  George  C,  actor  Palace  Variety  Theatre 


Dunham  George  R.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Dunham  Harriet,  widow,  r.  920^  Sutter 

Dunham  Henry,  calcimining,  r.  345  Third 

Dunham  Henry  G.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Dunham  John   S.,  ticket  auditor  C.  P.   BR.,   NE   cor 

Fourth  and  Townsend,  r."6U9  Pine 
Dunham  Orley  W.,  r.  920  Sutler 
Duni  Giacomo,  vegetables,  r.  420  Union 
Duuieau  Edwin  C,  bras-sflnisher,  r.  523  Stevenson 
Dunigan  Bridget  M.,  domestic  120  Eddy 
Dunigan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1714  Leavenworth 
Dunigan  Daniel,  plumber,  r.  240^  Clara 
Dunigan  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Day,  bet  Church 

and  Sanchez 
Dunigan  George,  lumber  clerk,  r.  37  Garden 
Dunigan  Mary,  widow,  groceries,  326  Fifth 
Dunigan  Marj-  Miss,  r.  1314  Filbert 
Dunigan  Michael  J.,  driver  Charles  M.  Smith,  r.  326 

Fifth 
Dunigan  Thomas  J.,  r.  Cascius  Hotel 
CS^Dunigan.     See  Dunican  and  Dunnigan 
Dunkel  Victoria  Mme.,  dressmaker,  225  Montgomery 

Av 
Dunker  Adolph,  liquor  saloon,  12  Oregon,  r.  930  Fil- 
bert 
Dunker  Carl,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Dunker  Cathariua,  widow,  r.  569  Minna 
Dunker  Christopher,  merchant,  r.  332  Fremont 
Dunker  Dietrich  (Putzman  &  Dunkerj  r.  569  Minna 
Dunker  Ernest  H.,  capitalist,  r.  1428  Broadway 
Dunker  F.,  r.  1209  Columbia 

Dunker  John,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Battery  and  Union 
Dunkerley  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  643  Minna 
Dunkin  Thomas,  patternmaker,  r.  20  Hampton  PI 
Dunlap  Albert,  carpenter,  r.  1520^  Dupont 
Dunlap  Annie  W.,  magnetic  healer  and  clairvoyant,  r. 

822  Mission 
Dunlap  David,  guard  House  of  Correction 
Dunlap  David  L.,  cigars  and  tobacco,-21  Leideedorff, 

r.  417  O'Farrell 
Dunlap  H.  A.,  miller,  r.  321  Pacific 
Dunlap  Hannah,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  606  O'Farrell 
Dunlap  Henry,  clerk,  r.  319  Bush 
Dunlap  J.,  laborer  P.  M,  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dunlap  James  L.,  clerk  general  passenger  and  ticket 

agent  C.  P.  BR.,  r.  519  Folsom 
Dunlap  John,  longshoreman,  r.  213  Folsom 
Dunlap  William,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dunlap  William,  shoemaker,  r.  4  Fair^Oaks 
Dunlap  Wilson,  clerk  The  Daily  Report,  r.  137  Mont- 
gomery 
Dunlay  Edward,  locksmith,  r.  274  Minna 
Dunlay  John,  commission  merchant,  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Drumm 
Duulaye  Frank,  fireman,  r.  250  Fourth 
Dunlea  Michael,  packer,  r.  360  Clementina 
Dunlea  William,  laborer,  r.  511  First 
Dunleavy  James  T.,  laborer,  r.  22  Frederick 
Dunleavy  Jeremiah,  harnessmaker,  r.  26  Silv,pr 
Dunlevy  Andrew  C,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  933  Jj  Fol- 
som 
Dunlevy  Andrew  J.,  sergeant  police,  r.  933}^  Folsom 
Dunlevy  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  NE  cor  Hyde  and  Ellis 
^^Dunlevy.     See  Donleavy 
Dunlop  Charles,  plasterer,  r.  9  Bonita 
Dunlop  Daniel,  shoemaker,  r.  719  Hayes 
Duumore  Frederick,  horseshoer,  r.  17  Anna 
Dunmore  William,  horseshoer,  r.  17  Anna 
Dunn  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Dunn  A.  C,  mining  secretary,  219  Sansome,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Dunn  Ada  L.,  seamstress,  r.  5  Tay 
Dunn  Albert,  r.25  Hyde 

Dunn  Alice  V.  Miss,  actress,  r.  370  Clementina 
Dunn  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  750  Harrison 
Dunn  Anna,  domestic  414  Hyde 
Dunn  Annie,  domestic  SW  cor  Union  and  Pierce 
Dunn  Annie  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  8  Lafayette  PI 
Dunn  Annie  Miss,  operator  Jorj'  Bros.,  r.  13  Harrison 

Av 
Dunn  Bernard,  r.  1  Vincent 
Dunn  Catherine  E.  Miss,  r.  727  Minna 
Dunn  Charles,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Dunn  Charles  D.,  printer,  r.  161934  Post 
Dunn  Chauncey  H.,  clerk   Carroll  Cook,   r.   830  How- 
ard 
Dunn  Christopher,  laborer,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 
Dunn  Cornelius,  calker,  r.  E  s  Church,  nr  Twenty- 
third 
Dunn  Cornelius,  painter,  r.  312 3>i  Tehama 


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Dunn  Cornelius  C,  carpenter,  r.  1411  Valencia 
Dunn  Courtney  E.,  clerk  Jones,  Robinson  &  Co.,  r. 

1104  Market 
Dnnn  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  14  Pe  Boom 
Dunn  David  E.,  barber,  .515  California,  r.  3)^  Monroe 
Dunn   E.   &   Co.  (Emmett   Dunn)  pianos,  musical  in- 
struments,   Bbeet   music,    stationery,    etc.,    121G 
Market 
Dunn  Edward,  r.  444  Brannan 
Dunn  Edward,  liiborer,  r.  209  Eighth 
Dunn  Edward,  laborer,  r.  422  Fremont 
Dunn  Eliza,  widow,  r.  8  Lafayette  PI 
Dunn  Ellen,  widow,  r.  9'>2hi  Howard 
Dunn  Emeline,  widow,  r.  42G  Fulton 
Dunn  Emmett  (E.  Dunn  &  Co.)  r.  1104  Market 
Dunn  Felix  T.,  deputy  Assessor,  r.  31  Clinton  Park 
Dunn  Frank,  driver,  r.  311  Twenty-eighth 
Dunn  Frank,  .shoemaker,  r.  8  Lafayette  PI 
Dunn  Frank  B.,  butcher,  r.  638  Brannan 
Dunn  Frederick  F.,  houSesmith,  r.  25  Hyde 
Dunn  George,  machinist,  r.  72  Tehama 
Dunn  George,  machinist,  r.  140  First 
Dunn  George  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  22  Stanly  PI 
Dunn  George  A.,  machinist,  r.  744  Howard 
Dunn  George  E.,  bricklayer,  r.  SE  cor  Ridley  and 

Church 
Dunn  Henry,  boilermaker,  r.  414  3<2  Shipley 
Dunn  Henry  L.,  salesman  Orr  &  Atkins,  r.  151  Minna 
Dunn  Horace  D.,  fishing  tackle   and  lamps,  547  Wash- 
ington, and  school  director,  r.  433  Bryant 
Dunn  James  (Dunn  &  Blucher)  r.  1219  Powell 
Dunn  James,  carpenter,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Mont- 
gomery, r.402  Broadway 
Dunn  James,  laborer,  r.  14  DeBoom 
Dunn  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Dunn  James,  molder,  r.  37  Louisa 
Dunn  James,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Dnnn  James,  superintendent  California  Cracker 

Co.,  r.  1526  Clay 
Dunn  James,  wharf  builder,  r.  W  s  Banks,  bet  Lincoln 

and  Powhattau,  B.  H. 
Diinn  James  C,  shoemaker,  r.  311  Seventeenth 
Dunn  James  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  127  Jackson 
Dunn  James  H.,  housepainter,  r.  10  Sumner 
Dunn  J.  Francis,  steward,  r.  14  Anthony 
Dunn  J.  J.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Dunn  John,  blacksmith,  r.  13  Harrison  Av 
Dunn. John,  clerk   Bank   of  California,   r.    1407  Van 

Ness  Av 
Dunn  John,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1.523  Pine 
Dunn  John,  engineer,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Dunn  John,  hostler,  r.  786  Folsom 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  r.  40  Moss 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  r.  952^  Howard 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  r.  Hayes,  bet  Pierce  and  Scott 
Dunn  John,  liquor  saloon,  841   Sacramento,  and  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  718  Stockton 
Dunn  John,  merchant,  r.  424  Sansome 
Dunn  John,  salesman  Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co.,r.  1110 

Taylor 
Dunn  John,  shoemaker,  r.  116  Tenth 
Dunn  John,  shoemaker,  r.  268  Minna 
Dunn  John,  shoemaker,  r.  1143  Treat  Av 
Dunn  John,  teamster,  r.  N\V  cor  Bay  and  Powell 
Dunn  John  A.,  trunkmaker,  r.  7.50  Harrison 
Dunn  John  B.,  shoemaker,  201  Fourth 
Dunn  John  J.,  jailer  County  Jail,  r.  312  Tehama 
Dunn  John  J.,  patternmaker,  143-145  Fremont,  r.  117 

Franklin 
Dunn  John  O.,  carpenter,  r.  1411  Valencia 
Dunn   John  P.,  r.  31  Clinton  Park 
Dunn  John  T.,  salesman  A.    Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  2924 

Washington 
Dnnn  Joseph,  porter  Code,  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  15  Ber- 
nard 
Dunn  Julia,  widow,  r.  747  Brannan 
Dunn  Katie  Miss,  bookfolder,  r.  132  Sixth 
Dunn  Katie  E.  Mi.ss,  teacher  St.  Joseph's  Grammar 

School,  r.  12;^  California  Av 
Dunn  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  29  Clara 
Dunn  Lawrence,  machinist,  r.  9  Bagley  PI 
Dunn  L.  B.,  laborer,  r.  434  Tehama 
Dunn  Louisa,  domestic  '.tK;  Sutter 
Dunn  Luke,  with  Samuel  S.  Sample,  r.  319  Bush 
Dunn   Maggie   Miss,   shoefitter,   r.   E  s   Church,  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Dunn  Mandeville,  teamster,  r.  S  B  Twentieth  Av,  bet 

J  and  K,  South  S.  F. 
Dunn  Margaret,  widow,  r.  151  Minna 


Dunn  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1112  Hampshire 

Dunn   Margaret  Miss,  cloakmaker  Wurkheim   &  Co., 

125  Kearny 
Dunn  Margaret,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  1065  Howard 
Dunn  Maria  Mrs.,  housekeeper,  r.  370  Clementina 
Dunn  Martin,  blacksmith,  r.  489  Brannan 
Dunn  Mary,  widow,  r.  312 '^  Tehama 
Dunn  Mary,  widow,  r.  611  Powell 
Dunn  Mary,  domestic  916  Sutter 
Dunn  Mary  A.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  21  Garden 
Diinn  Mary  E.,  widow,  book  canvasser,  r.  525  J^  Stev- 
enson 
Dunn  Matthew,  hackman,  r.  1046  Folsom 
Dunn  Michael,  laborer,  r.  139  Shipley 
Dunn  Michael,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Lombard,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Dunn  Michael,  machinist,  r.  56  Minna 
Dunn  Michael  G.,  machinist,  r.  20  Welsh 
Dunn  Michael  J.,  bartender,  r.  55  Natoma 
Dunn  Michael  T.,  engineer  P.  C.   SS.  Salinas,  r.  13 

Clinton 
Dunn  Patrick,  expressman,  NW  cor  Pine  and  San- 
some, r.  756  Folsom 
Dunn  Patrick,  laundryman,  r.  611  Powell 
Dunn   Patrick,   liquor   saloon,   141   Second,  r.  26  Na- 
toma 
Dunn  Patrick  F.,  safemaker,  r.  25  Hyde 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  489  Brannan 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 
Dunn  Thomas,  oysterman,  r.  1303  J^  Polk 
Dunn  Thomas,  shipcarpent«r,  r.  748  Howard 
Dunn  Thomas  D.,  watchman,  r.  16  Dupont 
Dunn  Thomas  F.,  painter,  r.  151  Minna 
Dunn  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  37  Louisa 
Dunn  William  (Keany  &  Dunn)  r.  151  Minna 
Dunn  William,  laborer,  r.  952 f^  Howard 
Dunn    William    H.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  178J4   Four- 
teenth 
Dunn  William  H.,  grainer,  r.  25  Hyde 
Dunn  William  H.,  receiver  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1024 

Hyde 
Dunn  William  J.,  pliimber,  r.  37  Louisa 
Dunn  William  R.,  buyer  Ichi  Ban,  r.  120  Guerrero 
Dunn   &   Blucher  (James  Dunn  and  George  Blucher) 
wood  and  coal,  hay  and  grain,  SW  cor  Pacific  and 
Powell,  and  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Lombard 
Dunne  Andrew,  teamster,  r.  1149  Harrison 
Dunne  Daniel  W.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,r.  21  Garden 
Dunne  Dennis  J.,  laborer,  r.  318  Eighteenth 
Dunne  Edward,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  536  Minna 
Dunne  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1301  Pacirfb 
Dunne  Frank,  with  Charles  Claflfey,  r.  14  Natoma 
Dunne  Frank  H.,  clerk  Henry  C.  Hyde,  r.  1423  Hyde 
Dunne  George,  shoemaker,  802  Montgomery 
Dunne  James,   blacksmith,   145   Valencia,  r.  204  Va- 
lencia 
Dunne  James,  shoemaker,  r.  S  s  Treat  Av,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fourth and  Twenty-fifth 
Dunne  James  F.   (Donnelly,  Dunne  &  Co.)   r.  San 

Felipe,  Cal. 
Dunne  James  P.,  bartender,  r.  1423  Hyde 
Dunne  John,  wood  carver,  r.  777  Market 
Dunne  Joseph  J.,  clerk  Joseph  M.  Nougues,  r.  2020 

Franklin 
Dimne  Joseph  T.,  mattressmaker,  r.  1720  Mission 
Dunne  Margaret,  widow,  r.  2020  Franklin 
Dunne  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1720  Mission 
Dunne  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  566  Howard 
Dunne  Michael  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  S  s  Treat  Av,  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Dunne  Mauri  ce|  Waters  &  Dunne)  r.  NE  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Jessie 
Dunne  Owen,  liquor  saloon,  309  Third,  r.  757  Howard 
Dunne  Peter  P.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  2020  Franklin 
Dunne  Thomas  E.,  porter  Yates  &  Co.,  r.  2105  Jones 
Dunne  William  A.,  expressman,  cor  California  and 
Market,  r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth 
Dunne  William  M.,  carpenter,  r.  1720  Mission 
83^  Dunne.    See  Dun  and  Dunn 
Dunnigan  David,  laborer,  r.  554  Folsom 
Dunnlgan  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  6}^  Sherwood  PI 
Dunnigan   Frank,  conductopr  Market  St.  RR.,   r.  629 

Valencia 
Dunnigan  Henry,  laborer,  r.  24  Freelon 
Dunnigan  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  24  Freelon 
Dunnigan  Michael,  marble  polisher,  r.  231  Langton 
Dunnigan   Patrick  (Dunnigafl  &  O'Dea)  r.  1315  Jack- 
son 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 


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Dunnigaa  Patrick,  trackman  N.  B.  aud  M.  RE.,  r.  21 

Freeloii 
Dunnigan  Thomas,  r.  231  Laugton 
Punnigan  Thomas,  teamster,  r.W  s  Georgia,  bet  Sier- 
ra and  Shasta 
Dunnigan  W.  G.,  salesman  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r. 

64l  Market 
Dunnigan   &   O'Dea    (Patrick    Dunnigan  and  Martin 

O'Dea)  hoi-seshoers,  12G  Geary 
BST  Dunnigan     See  Dunican  and  Dunigan 
Dunning  David  C. ,  r.  486  Jackson 
Dunning  Edward,  boilermaker,  r.  521  Howard 
Dunning  (ieorge  F.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Dunning  James,  laborer,  r.  107  Dore 
Dunning  James  A.,  butcher,  r.  231  Perry 
Dunning  Michnel,  blacksmith,  r.  057  Howard 
Dunning  Ora  Miss,  collector  C.  W.  Nevin  &  Co.,  r. 

KiOS  Jackson 
Dunning  Terrence,  laborer,  r.  3  Harrison  Av 
Dunning  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  253  Clara 
Dunning  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  231  Perry 
Dunny  Laurens  P.,  r.  246  Fourth 
Duuphy  Edward,  contractor,  r.  1006  Bryant 
Dunphy  Frank  C,  clerk  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Fulton, 

r.  1413  Mission 
Dunphy  H.,  laborer  American  Sugar  Befinery 
Dunphy  James   C,  with   William   Dunphy  &  Co.,  r. 

2234  Broailway 
Dunphy  John,  longshoreman,  r.  38  Natoma 
Dunphy  John  E.,  engineer,  r.  1006  Bryant 
Dunphy  John  M.,  laborer,  r.  765  J^  Bryant 
Dunphy  Joseph,  clerk  Zimmermann,  Strouse  &  Co.,  r. 

1006  Bryant 
Duuphy  Luke,  tailor,  2012  Polk 
Dunphy  Mary  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  765J<j  Bryant 
Dunphy  Samuel,  teamster,  r.  338  Bryant 
Dunphy  Thomas  J.,  signpainter,  r.  1413  Minna 
Dunphy  Thomas   N.    (T.   N.   Dunphy  &  Co.)  r.  1115 

Leavenworth 
Dunphy  T.  N.  .t  Co.  (Thomas  N.  Dunphy)  billposters, 

506  Commercial 
Dunphy  William  (William  Dunphy  &  Co.)  r.  Ill  Mason 
Dnnpliy    William    <Sc    Co.    (William    Dunphy) 
*  wholesale  butchers  and  cattle  dealers,  office  504 
Kearny,   slaughterhouse    cor  First  Av  and  Ken- 
tucky, South  S.  F. 
Dunsford  John,  carpenter,  r.  628  Brannan 
Dunshee  Cornelius  E.,  carpenter  and  contractor,  r.  Ss 

Fifteenth  av,  Det  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Dunshee   Edga#,  woodturner,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet 

P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Dunsing  Frederick  W.,  machinist,  r.  3011  Mission 
Dunsing  Louis,  upholsterer,  r.  18  First 
Dunsmuir  Alexander    (Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co.)  r. 

418  Jones 
Dunsmuir,    Diggle  &  Co.    (Robert  Dunsmuir, 
Wadham   N.   Diggle   and   Alexander  Dunsmuir) 
proptrs  Wellington  Colliery,  office  620  East 
Dunsmuir  Robert   (Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co.)  r.  De- 
parture Bay,  B.  C. 
Dunstall  James,  with  Henry  Monsees,  r.  758  Bryant 
Dunster  John  H.,  carpenter,  r.  442M  Clara 
Dunston  William,  miner,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Dunwald  Charles  F. ,  cigars  and  tobacco,1320  )^  Howard 
Duuwell  Clarence  H.,  engineer,  r.  70  Minna 
Duuwell  George  W.,  foreman  F.  H.  Cummings,  r.  70 

Minna 
Dunworth  Hannah  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  19  Clinton 
Dunworth  Katheriue  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  19  Clinton 
Dunworth  Peter,  laborer  P.  M.  S3.  Co.,  and  groceries 

and  liquors,  19  Clinton 
Dunz  Charles  J.,  capitalist,  r.  118  Eddy 
Dunzweiler  Jacob,  bric-kmason,  r.  716  Natoma 
Duparr  John  A.,  hackman,  r.  1228  Twenty-first 
Duparr  William  P.,  shoemaker,  r.  1228  Twenty-first 
Duperu    Numii,    stock  and  bond  broker,   r.  508 

Second 
Duperu  William  A.,  machinist,  r.  355  Clementina 
Duplissea  George,  lumberman,  r.  332}^  Bitch 
Dupliza  Antonio,  Austrian   Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Dupont  Eugetie,  r.  621  Pacific 
Dupont  J.  T.,  r.  233  Eleventh 
Dupont    Powder    Co.,  John  Skiuker  agent,  115 

Pine 
Duprat  Augustus,  collector,  r.  136  Ninth 
Du  Prat  Joseph  J.,  mininjf  and  milling,  419  California, 

room  12,  r.  136  Ninth 
Duprat  Louis,  butcher,  r.  12  Ji  Moss 
Duprey  John,  cook,  r.  226  Minna 

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Duprey  Joseph,  cook,  620  Folsom 
8^"  Duprey.     See  Deuprey  and  Dupre 
Dupuy  Eugene,  physician,  office  aud  r.  901  Sutter 
Dupuy  Francois,  mnfr  featliers,  436  Bush 
Dupuy  J.  &  Co.  (Jean  Dupuy  and  Jean  Baron)  black- 
smiths and  wagonmakers,  630  Broadway 
Dupuy  Jean  (J.  Dupuy  &  Co.)  r.  630  Broadway 
Dupuy  Pierre,  r.  922  Jackson 
DuPy  Ernest  G.,  salesman  Sevin  Vincent  &  Co.,  r.  507 

Chestnut 
Du  Py  Gibeliu,  physician,  office  and  r.  507  Chestnut 
Du  Py  Octave  G.,  attorney  at  law,  office  315  Cali- 
fornia, room  18,  r.  507  Chestnut 
Duraiud  Joseph  G.,  student  Hastings  Law  College,  r. 

2126  Bush 
Duraiud  Louisa,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  2126  Bush 
Duraind  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  2126  Bush 
Duraiud    May  Miss,    assistant    Eighth    St.   Primary 

School,    r.  2120  Bush 
Duran  Cruz  E.,  clerk  S.  A.  Edgerly,  215  Montgomery 

Av 
Duran  David,  laborer,  r.  75  Jessie 
Duran    Frank,   assistant    Sanitarium    Baths,   r.   1116 

Kearny 
Duran  Susanna,  widow,  r.  1423  Mason 

Durand ,  waiter,  r.  California  Hotel 

Duraud  Adrien,  interpreter  and  collector,  523  Kearny, 

room  1,  r.  1413  Dupont 
Durand  A.  J.,  commission  merchant,  r.  SE  cor  Filbert 

and  Mason 
Durand  Alphonse,  clerk,  r.  2  Scheerer  PI 
Durand  Charles,  translator  Le  Petit  Journal,  r.  210 

Montgomery  Av 
Duraud  Eugene,  night  watchman  C.  P.  BE.,  r.  907 

Folsom 
Durand  James,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  151  Natoma 
Durand  L.  P.,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Durand  Rose,  actress  Tivoli  Garden 
Durant  George  H.,  r.  69  Everett 
Durant  Jean,  pianomaker  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,  r.  1309 

Kearny 
Durant  Louis  P.,  tailor,  r.  206  Fifth 
65"  Durant.     See  Duran  and  Durand 
Duray  Alfred,  gymnast,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Durazo  Felicitas,  widow,  r.  828  Broadway 
Durazo  John,  r.  SE  cor  Sansome  and  Vallejo 
Durbin  Joseph  C,  sawfiler,  332  Spear 
Durbize  John,  bartender,  r.  1416  Powell 
Durbro-»v  Alfred  K.,  mining  secretary,  69  Nevada 

Block,  r.  1615  Washington 
Durbrow  Elbridge,  exchange  clerk  Anglo-Callfornian 

Bank,  r.  1124  Bush 
Durbrow^  George  W. ,  manager  Scofleld  &  Tevis, 

120-122  Front,  r.  1521  California 
Durbrow  Harry,  cashier  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  1124 

Bush 
Durbrow  Joseph,  office  414  Montgomery,  r.  1124  Bush 
Durden  Flora  Miss,  r.  839  Post 
Durden  Henry  S.,  r.  1407  Jackson 
Durein   Brothers  (Charles  J.  and  William)    proptrs 

Humboldt  House,  1309  Stockton 
Durein  Charles  J.  (Durein  Brothers)  r.  1309  Stockton 
Durein  William  (Durein  Brothers)  r.  1309  Stockton 
Duren  George,  packer  A.  Schilling  di  Co.,  r.  Nucleus 

House 
Duren  George,  wagonmaker,  r.  515}^  Bush 
Duren  William  H.,  r.  Nucleus  House 
Duret  Fannie  Miss,  laundress  Thomas  Boy  &  Co. 
Durfey  Edward,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Durgan  John,  cook,  r.  605  Pine 
Durham  C,  farmer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Durham  C.  F.,  r.  323  Fair  Oaks 
Durham  Francis  E.,  stevedore,  r.  1420  Kearny 
Durham  James,  porter  C.  P.  BR.,  r.  2.52  Fourth 
Durham  Mary  Mrs.,  janitress  Union  Primary  School 
Durham  Pocahontas,  widow,  r.  1130  Pacific 
Durham  Wellington  P.,  barber,  r.  1130  Pacific 
B^"  Durham.     See  Derham 

Durham  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  143  Clara 
Durie  Robert  H.,  clerk  J.  &  P.  N.  Hanna,  r.  546  Turi 
During  Frederick  G.,  driver  Theodore  Schulte,  r.  4 

Valencia 
Durls  John,  liquor  saloon,  545  First 
Durivage  Joseph  L.,  framemaker.  r.  12  Ridley 
Durkee   John  li..   Fire   Marshal,  office  old  City 

Hall,  third  floor,  room  18,  r.  1310  Powell 

Durkin ,  speculator,  r.  515  Pine 

Durkin  Andrew  J.,  spinner,  r.  NW  cor  Van  Ness  Av 

and  Francisco 
Durkin  Edward,  boilermaker,  r.  1229  Folsom 


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Durhin  Edward,  real  estate  agent,  306  Montgomery,  r. 

700  Sutter 
Durkin  Edward  W.,  clerk  A..L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  1229 

Folsom 
Durkin  James,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  122(;M  Folsom 
Durkin  James  F.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  1229 

Folsom 
Durkin  John,  r.  1229  Folsom 

Durkin  John  M.,  clerk,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Durkin  Margaret,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Van  Ness  Av  and 

Francisco 
Durkin  Mary,  domestic  136  Ellis 
Durkin  Michael,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Durkin  Patrick,  real  estate  agent,  30(i  Montgomery,  r. 

1229  Folsom 
Durnan  Edgar,  porter  N.  Grange,  r.  850  Market 
Durney  Joseph,  bookkeeper  A.  Dusk  &  Co.,  r.  1313  De- 

visadero 
Dumey  Margaret  E.,  widow,  r.  2228  Geary 
Durney  Michael  J.,  clerk  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  1313  Devis- 

adero 
Durney  Paul,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,   r.  1313  De- 

visadero 
Durnin  Ellen,  widow,  r.  141  Natoma 
Dumin  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1.52  Clara,  rear 
Durnin  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  554  Stevenson 
Darning  Charles  A.,  machinist,  r.  540  Bush 
Darning  George  Y.,  cutter  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r. 

Alameda 
Darning  Rose  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  540 

Bush 
Darning  Thomas  A.,  compositor  Evening  Post,  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Durnstein  Lauron,  teacher  masic,  r.  11  Kearny 
Du  Rose  Charles  H.,  clerk,  r.  1402  Hyde 
DiiRo.se  Francis  F.,  bed  comforter  manufacturer, 

'    29  Second,  r.  1402  Hyde 
Du  Rose  Robert  W.,  clerk  A.  F.  Downing   &  Son,  r. 

1402  Hyde 
Durot  Amand,  engineer,  r.  420  Geary 
Durot  Aunette  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  420  Geary 
Durphy  William,  engineer  C.  P.  BR.,  r.  14.'J4  California 
Durr  Charles,  commission  merchant,  425   Clay,   r.  7 

Card  Alley 
Durr  Eugene,  drayman,  r.  1205  Stockton 
Durr  John,  clerk,  r.  110  Ridley 
Darrant  William  A.,  shoemaker,  r.  305  Fell 
Durrego  Guerima,  widow,  r.  1517  Mason 
Durroax  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  1321   Dupont,   r.   416 

Green 
Durschke  Joseph,  engineer,  r.  3045  Sixteenth 
Durschke  Martin,  tinsmith,  r.  3045  Sixteenth 
Dary  John  B.,  porter  F.  Daneri  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Duryeas'  Glen  Cove  Starcli,  Henry  C.  Egerton 

agent,  109  California,  room  7 
Duryee  William  H.,  silversmith,  r.  433  Jessie 
Dusenberry  Charles  E.,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  1323  Sac- 
ramento 
Dusenbery  Alfred,  pressman,  r.  2207  Larkin 
Dasenbery  Esoer,  insurance  broker,  109  Baftery,  r.606 

Geary 
Dusenbery  Lewis,  merchant  (Pendleton.  Or.)    office 

109  Battery,  r.  511  Eddy 
Dusenbery  Nathan,  r.  627  Geary 
Dasom  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  281  Minna 
Da  Souchet  H.  A.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.    Co., 

r.  423  OTarrell 
Dasseltlorfer  Marine  Insurance  Co.  of  Dns- 

seldorf.   Harry  W.  Syz  agent,  420-422  California 
Dusserre  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  8  Maiden  Lane 
Dus.sol  Gustave,  office  .522  Montgomery 
DuHter  Kate,  fruits,  208  Broadway 
Dustiu  Jennie  Mrs.,  hairdresser,  r.  807  Jackson 
Dustin  Thomas,  gents'  nurse,  r.  807  Jackson 
Dutard    Byppulite,     produce    commission    mer- 
chant, 215-21it  Clay,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Dutard  Lydia,  widow,  r.  185  Sixteenth 
Dutch  WiUiuni,  dentist,  26  Montgomery,   r.  427 

Sutter 
Datertie  Loul.s,  real  estate,  r.  8W  cor  Potrero  Av  and 

El  Dorado 
Dutra  Francis  J.,  conductor  California  St.   RR.,  r. 

1410  Pine 
Datraux  Frederick,  r.  1415  California 
Dutrey  Jean  M.,  cutler,  r.  605  Broadway 
Diittle  Otto,  bartender,  r.  625  Clay 
■Dutton  Frank  G.,  driver  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  r.  20  Prospect 

PI 
Dutton  George  W.,  with   Henry    Dutton   Jr.,   r.  733 

Bush 


Dutton  Henry  Jr.,  hay  and  grain,  Pier  7  Steuart,  r. 

1732  Pacific  Av 
Dutton  James  H.,  carpenter,  r.  516  Hickory   Av 
Dutton  John  L.,  carpenter,  r.  440  Jessie 
Dutton  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  516  Hickory  Av 
Dutton  Samuel  E.  (Dutton  &  Partridge)  r.  2510  Clay 
Dutton  Thomas,  painter,  r.  441  Jessie 
Dutton  Warren,  capitalist,  r.  1328  California 
Dutton    'William  J.,   secretary  Firemans  Fund 

Insurance  Co.,  office  401  California,  r.  NW  corCal- 

iforuia  and  Devisadero 
Dutton   <&  Partridge    (Samuel    E.   Dutton    and 

Jobn  Partridge)   manufacturing,    importing  and 

jobbing  stationer.s,  306  California 
Duty  William  Pitt,  cashier  Scofield  &  Tevis,  120-122 

Front 
Duval  Eli,  blacksmith,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  nr  Butte 
Duval  Frederic.v,  blacksmith,  r.  337   Twenty-seventh 
Duval  George  L.  (J.  W.  Grace  &  Co.)  and  acting  Con- 
sul Uruguay,  office  40  California,  r.  501  Geary 
Duval  Louis,  actor,  r.  1818  Hyde 
Duval  Sarah,  widow,  r.  337  Twenty-seventh 
Du  Val  William  S.,  mining  and  ci^^l  engineer,  r.  809 

Mason 
Daveneck  Charles  B.,  groceries  and   liquors,  SE  cor 

Seventeenth  and  Eureka 
Duveneck  Charles  H.,  clerk  Charles  B.  Duveneck,  r. 

S  s  Seventeenth,  nr  Eureka 
Duveneck  Henry,  compositor,  r.  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Eureka 
Duveneck   Hugo,   clerk   Thannhauser   &  Co.,  r.    828 

Geary 
Diiwer  William,  waiter  Winter  Garden,  r.  553}^  Stev- 
enson 
Dwar  John,  r.  77  Fourth 
Dwar  Sarah  Mrs.,  seamtress,  r.  77  Fourth 
Dwelle   Consolidated'  Mining    Co.     (Esmeralda    Co., 

Nev.)  J.   M.  Brazell  secretary,  328  Montgomery, 

room  3 
Dwelle  James  H.,  sewing  machines,  507  Stevenson,  r. 

10  Moss 
D>vellinjf  House  ITuderwriters     (fire  of  New 

York)  Hutchinson  &  Mann  agents,  322-324   CaU- 

foruia,  and  302-304  Sansome 
Dwelly  Daniel  W.,  r.  60  Third 
Dwight  Frank,  clerk  Methodist  Book  Depository,  r. 

627  Jessie 
Dwight  George  G.,  millwright,  r.  627  Jessie 
Dwight  George  L.,  millwright,  r.  627  Jessie 
Dwight  John  M. ,  miner,  r.  1  Howard  Court 
Dwight  Lorenzo,  foreman  New  York  Dairy,  r.  Old  San 

Jose  Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
Dwiu  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  322  Minna 
Dwln  Maria  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  322  Minna 
Dwinelle  Jesse  J.,  carriage  painter,  r.  22  Anna 
Dwinelle  John  W.  Mrs,  widow,  r.  438  Second 
Dwinelle  Samuel  H.  (McClure  k  Dwinelle)    attorney 

at  law,  526  Montgomery,  r.  542  Turk 
Dworzazek  Eva,  widow,  r.  1527  Clay,  rear 
Dwyer  Ann,  widow,  r.  1245  Mission 
Dwyer  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  1245  Mission 
Dwyer  Annie  M.  Miss,  assistant  'Valencia  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  1016  Capp 
Dwyer  Anthony,  carpenter,  r.  1208  York 
Dwyer  Bridget,  domestic  1417  California 
Dwyer  CathiTine  Mrs.,  cloak  designer   and    cutter 

Keane  Bros.,  r.  10  Carlos  PI 
Dwyer  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  307  Main 
Dwyer  Edward,  nphol.sterer,  r.  670  Harrison 
Dwyer  Edward,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  North  Point,  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Dvryer  Edward  B.,  stair  builder,  r.  44  Clementina 
Dwyer  Edward  H.,  r.  44  Third 
Dwyer  George,  laborer,  r.  8>ii  Decatur 
Dwyer  George  Jr.,  laborer,  r.  8Ji  Decatur 
Dwyer  George  R.,  groceries  and   liquors,  SW  cor  Du- 
pont and  Bay,  r.  3  Bay 
Dwyer  Helen,  widow,  r.  110  William 
Dwyer  J.,  r.  1020  Capp 
Dwyer  James,  laborer  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Dwyer  James,  principal  Laguua  Honda  School,  r.  1303 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Dwyer  James,  waiter,  r.  372  Clementina 
Dwyer  James  P.  D.,  clerk  E.  F.  Pnston,   r.  W  s   Mis- 
sion, bet  Seneca  and  Niagara  Avs 
Dwyer  James  R.  (Dwyer,   Skaife   &   Robinson)  r.  929 

Golden  Gat.-  Av 
Dwyer  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  307  Bitch 
Dwyer  Jeremiah,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  1016 

Capp 


f  ALM,  MAPLE,  CHERRY 


JOHN  WICrVIORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


DWY 


364 


EAG 


Dwyer  Jeremiah  M.,  policeman,  r.  106  Twelfth 

Dwyer  John,  boarding,  3  Broadway 

Dwyer  John,  carpenter,  r.  250  Fourth 

Dwyer  John,  carpenter,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 
South  S.  F. 

Dwyer  John,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  251  Clementina 

Dwyer  John,  driver,  r.  741 M  Tehama 

Dwyer  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Nine- 
teenth and  Howard 

Dwyer  John,  hostler,  r.  1515  California 

Dwyer  John,  longshoreman,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet  Val- 
ley and  Twenty-ninth 

Dwyer  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Dwyer  John,  welldigger,  r.  Palmer,  bet  Thirtieth  and 
Thirty-first 

Dwyer  John  P.,  card  writer,  and  stationery,  Palace 
Hotel,  r.  619  Mission 

Dwyer  Joseph,  physician,  office  219  Pacific,  r.  lb  Jes- 
sie, rear 

Dwyer  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  44  Third 

Dwyer  Kate,  widow,  r.  1753  Howard 

Dwyer  Kate  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  18  Jessie,  rear 

Dwyer  Lawrence,  painter,  r.  1020  Alabama 

Dwyer  Lawrence  J.,  painter,  r.  1020  Alabama 

Dwyer  Margaret  Mrs.,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 
School,  r.  1503  Golden  Gate  Av 

Dwyer  Martin  S.,  clerk  Bell  &  Co.,  r.  10  Carlos  PI 

Dwyer  Mary,  domestic  022  Sutter 

Dwyer  Mary,  groceries  and  liquors,  1122  Harrison 

Dwyer  Michael,  coal  passer  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon, 
r.  215  Greenwich 

Dwyer  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  68  First 

Dwyer  Michael  W..  fruit  and  produce,  2947  Sixteenth 

Dwyer  Nellie,  domestic  SE  cor  Bush  and  Leaven- 
worth 

Dwyer  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  120 }<J  Townsend 

Dwyer  Patrick  A.,  porter,  r.  2  Russell 

Dwyer  Patrick  J.,  policeman,  r.  1710M  Stevenson 

Dwyer,  Skalfe  &  Robertson  (J.  R.  Dwyer, 
Alfred  Skaife  and  H.  Robertson)  wholesale 
cigars  and  tobacoo,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and  San- 
some 

Dwyer  Thomas,  farmer,  r.  W  s  Mission,  bet  Seneca 
and  Niagara  Avs 

Dwyer  Thomas,  finisher,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet  Lar- 
kin  and  Polk 

Dwyer  Thomas  O.,  sign  painter  Jabez  8.  Swan,  r.  670 
Harrison 

Dwyer  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  670  Harrison 

Dwyer  Timothy,  painter  and  whitener,  r.  lOSLangton 

Dwyer  William,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Larkin  and  Fran- 
cisco 

Dwyer  William,  miner,  r.  1423^  Freelon 

Dwyer  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Dwyer  William  H.,  salesman  H.  B.  Hixson  &  Co.,  r. 
8>^  Decatur 

Dwyer  William  L.,  harnessmaker,  r.  Adams  House 

Dwyer  William  T.,  laborer,  r.  140ii  Freelon 

Dyack  William,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 

Dyar  John,  miner,  r.  1111  Filbert 

Dyberg  Alfred  V.,  sailmaker,  r.  857 3<j  Harrison,  rear 

Dye  Elam,  machinist,  r.  E  s  California  Av,  bet  Precita 
Av  and  Twenty-eighth 

Dye  William  M.,  insurance  agent,  office  422  Califor- 
nia, r.  1418  California 

Dye  William  P.,  copyholder  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
1418  California 

Dyer  Aaron  G.,  patternmaker,  r.  221  Pacific 

Dyer  Alice  B.,  widow,  r.  1006  Post 

Dyer  Ann,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  211  Hermann 

Dyer  Barlow,  bohd  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  1616  Leav- 
enworth 

Dyer  Benjamin,  clerk  William  Rudolph,  r.  Arion 
House 

Dyer  C,  ship  carpenter,  r.  813  Howard 

Dyer  Charles  M.,  tinsmith,  r.  339  Sixth 

Dyer  Clarence  E.,  compositor,  r.  25  Oak 

Dyer  Eniersou,  engineer,  r.  233  Sixteenth,  bet  How- 
ard and  Mission 

Dyer  Geoige  H.,  r.  1520  Ellis 

Dyer  Hugh  C,  plasterer,  r.  1318  Dupont 

Dyer  J.,  r.  1024  Larkin 

Dyer  James  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1402 }<;  Folsom 

Dyer  James  B.,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 
129  Freelon 

Dyer  James  J.,  dentist,  office  37  Post,  r.  235  Oak 

Dyer  James  N.,  miner,  r.  421  Braunan 

Dyer  James  S.,  contractor,  528  California,  room  6, 
r.  1745  Union 

Dyer  John,  machinist,  r.  675  Mission 


Dyer  John  B.,  carpenter,  r.  5  Bartol 

Dyer  Joseph  B.,  clerk  Kenny  &  Dyer,  r.  Oakland 

Dyer  Joseph  P.  (Kenny  &  Dyer)  r.  Oakland 

Dyer  Kate  J.  Mrs.,  telegraph  operator  Goodall,  Per- 
kins &  Co.,  r.  510  Twenty-sixth 

Dyer  Manly,  tinsmith,  749  Mission,  r.  339  Sixth 

Dyer  Margaret  Mrs.,  dressmaking  and  dairy,  S  s  Four- 
teenth, nr  Guerrero 

Dyer  Michael,  laborer,  r.  149  Valencia 

Dyer  Michael,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Folsom,  bet  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 

Dyer  Peter,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Dyer  P.  M.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Dyer  Richard,  bagmaker,  r.  26  Minna 

Dyer  Richard,  Draymen  and  Teamsters'  Union,  121 
Eddy 

Dyer  Richard  William,  blacksmith,  r.  1520  Ellis 

Dyer  Rudolph  C,  shoemaker,  r.  211  Hermann 

Dyer  S.  M.,  r.  1062  Howard 

Dyer  Sophia  Mrs.,  r.  1520  Ellis 

Dyer  Thomas,  assistant  engineer  SS.  Mexico,  r.  54  Sac- 
ramento 

Dyer  William  C. ,  cooper.  1017  Battery,  r.  3  Bartol 

Dyert  P.,  speculator,  r.  311  Sutter 

Dyes  James,  Longshoremen  s  Ben.  Assn,  737  Mis- 
sion 

Dygert  Andrew  J.,  bookbinder,  r.  631  Green 

Dygert  Andrew  J.  Jr.,  bookbinder,  r.  631  Green 

Dygert  Frank  H.,  varnisher,  r.  631  Green 

Dyke  Reuben,  barber,  r.  1223  Taylor 

Dyke  William  M.,  r.  714  Ji  Natoma 

Dykeman  John  J.,  machinist  William  Deacon,  r.  807 
Mason 

Dykeman  Owen,  engineer,  r.  807  Mason 

Dykes  Robert,  compositor,  r.  2409  Clay 

Dyreborg  Rasmus  H.,  sea'man,  r.  30  Clay 

Dyson  James,  glasscutter,  r.  10 J^  Louisa 


E 

Eade  George  C,  teamster,  r.  426  Powell 

Eade  John,  teamster,  r.  2011  Dupont 

Eade  Sarah,  widow,  r.  2011  Dupont 

Eades  Robert  R.,  r.  507  Bush 

Eadie  James,   engineer,  r.   E   s   Washington   Av,  nr 

Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 
Eadon  Edward  H.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Eadou  Moses,  buyer  M.  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Eadon  William,  ui^holsterer  F.  S.  Chadbourne  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Eadou  William  H.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
8t^  Eadon.     See  Eaton  and  Eden 
Eads  John,  steward,  835  California 
Eagan  Annie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  7  Montgomery  PI 
Eagan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  118  Ivy  Av 
Eagan  Charles,  butcher,  r.   1813  Sutter 
Eagan  David  F.,  i^lumber,  r.  118  Ivy  Av 
Eagan  Edward  J.,  watchman,  r.  108  Tehama,  rear 
Eagan  F.  D.  Mrs.,  r.  218  Stockton 
Eagan  Frederick,  pressman,  r.  7  Montgomery  PI 
Eagan  Hannah,  widow,  r.  435  J^  Hayes 
Eagan  Henry,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  5  Montgomery 

PI 
Eagan  H.  M.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1013  Scott 
Eagan  James,  bricklayer,  r.  449  Minna 
Eagan  James,  cook,  r.   N   s  Courtlaud  Av,  bet  Cali- 
fornia Av  and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 
Eagan   James,   engineer  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiuer 
Eagan  Jamos,   helper  Risdon  I.   and  L.  Works,  r.  108 

Tehama,  rear 
Eagan  James  Jr,   distributor   S.   F.   Laundry,   r.  S  s 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Eagan  James  E.,   clerk    Michael  L.   Hogan,    r.    219 

Eleventh 
Eagan  James  S.,  r.  104  Taylor 
Eagan  Johanna,  widow,  r.  7  Montgomery  PI 
Eagan  John,  bootblack,  r.  546  Mission,  rear 
Eagan  John,  laborer,  r.  28  Mary 
Eagan  John,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Harrison  Av  and 

Seventh 
Eagan  John,  pantryman,  r.  209  Minna 
Eagan  John  J.,  bootblack,  NE  cor  Mission  and  New 

Montgomery,  r.  N  s  Jessie,  bet  First  and  Second 
Eagan  John  P.,  clerk,  r.  435  J4  Hayes 
Eagan  Kate  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  251  Ji  Clara 
Eagan  M.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Eagan  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  108  Tehama,  rear 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Bravermnn  A  I^evy 

119    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


IVAMHINO   CAI.L.FI>   FOR  AND  »El,IVKRKI>. 

OFFIC'K,   64H   9IAKHFT  STRKET. 


EAG 


365 


EAS 


Eagan  Michael,  r.  510  Golden  Gate  Av 
Eagan  Michael,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Eagan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  74  Clementina 
Eagan  Michael,  teamster,  r.  30  Clay 
Eagau  M.  J.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1013  Scott 
Eagan  Patrick,  r.  43(i  Jessie 
Eagan  Patrick,  gardener,  r.  Clifton  House 
Eagan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  19  Baldwin  Court 
Eagau  Patrick,  stonemason,  r.  1000  McAllister 
Eagan  Richard  J.  (R.  J.  Eagan   &  Co.)  r.  2ri  Second  Av 
Eagan  T.,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Eagan  Thomas,  bootcrimper,  r.  12  Ridley 
Eagan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  144  Langton 
Eagan  Thomas,  plumber,  r.  743  Tehama 
Eagan  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  743  Tehama 
Eagan  Thomas,  with  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  251  Te- 
hama 
Eagan  William,  shoeciitter,  r.  2  Leroy  PI 
B^"  Eagan.     See  Egan 
Eager  Walter  H.,  pressman,  r.  331  Union 
Eager  Walter  T.,  compositor,  r.  .520  Bush 
Eager   William   T.  B.,  pressman,  r.  1527  Golden  Gate 

Av 
IK?"  Eager.    See  Eger 
Eagle  Block,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Davis 
Eagle  Brass  and  Bell  Foundry   and   Finishing  Works, 

Morris  Greenberg  proptr,  205  Fremont 
Ea^le    Coffee,    Spice,     Drug'    and    Mustard 

Mills,  Charles  Fett  proptr,  8-10  Stevenson 
Eagle  Copper  and   Silver  Mining  Co.,  office  310  Pine, 

room  40 
Eagle   Cracker  Bakery,  George  MuUer  proptr,  SW  cor 

Eleventh  and  Mission 
Eagle  Edward,  machinist,  r.  835  Mission 
Eagle  Exchange  Saloon,  Michael  Kilday  proptr, 

100  Second 
Eagle  Fuse  Co.,   John  Ski nker  agent,  115  Pine 
Eagle  John,  carloader  C.  P.  RK.,  r.  14  Oak  Grove  Av 
Eagle  King  Mining  and  Water  Co.  (El  Dorado  Co.)  W. 

A.  Beal  secretary,  214  Sansome 
Eagle  Paper  Mills,  S.  P.  Taylor  &  Co.  agents,  416 

Clay 
Eagle  Soap  Co.,  office  208  Davis 
Eagle  Warehouse,  N.  R.  Lowell  proptr,  17-19  Davis 
Eagle   Wine   Vaults^  B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.  proprie- 
tors, 630-G42  Brannan 
Eagles  John  (Eagles  &  Wild)  r.  838  Mission 
Eagles  William  C,  carpenter,  r.  1214  Mission 
Eagles  &  Wild  (John  Eagles  and  Thomas  Wild)  liquor 

saloon,  602  Mission 
Eagleson  Frank  E.,  clerk  Eagleson  &  Co.,  r.  317  Stock- 
ton 
Eagleson  John  G.    (Eagleson  &   Co.)  and  salesman 

Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  317  Stockton 
Eagleson  Robert  (Eagleson  &  Co.)  r.  317  Stockton 
Eagleson  William  E.,  clerk  Jacob  Unna,  r.  Oakland 
Eagleson  &  Co.   (John   G.  and   Robert  Eagleson) 
importers  and  mnfrs  men's  furnishing  goods  and 
shirts,  585  Market,  retail  4-6  Kearnj* 
l^"  Eagleson.     See  Eggleston 
Eagleton  Charles  C,  foreman  wire  mill  A.  S.  Hallidie, 

r.  1007  Vallejo 
Eakin   Chandler  P.,  captain   First  Artillery,  U.  S.  A., 

commanding  Battery  F,  Fort  Point 
Eakin  W,  A.,  deputy  License  Collector,  r.  326  Jessie 
Eames  Edward,  salesman,  r.  636  Commercial 
Fames  Henry  H.,  mining  engineer,  94   Montgomery 

Block,  r.  2409  Jackson 
Eames  James  H.,  draftsman  W.  F.  Smith,  r.  2409  Jack- 
son 
Eames  Louisa  Miss,  housekeeper  510  Jones,  rear 
Eames   Manly,  cigars  and   tobacco,  SW   cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty-fifth 
Eames  Roscoe,  salesman  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Earhardt  Charles,  tinsmith,  r.  609  Natoma 
Earl  Daniel  W.  (D.  W.  Earl  &  Co.)  r.  2297  Sacramento 
Earl  David,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r.  44 

Third 
Earl  D.  W.    iSc  Co.   (Daniel   W.  Earl   and   Sisson, 
Crocker  &  Co.)  forwarding  and   commission  mer- 
chants, 226  California 
Earl  Ed^vin  T.,    fruit   picker    (Sacramento   and 

San  Jose)  office  36  California,  r.^akland 
Earl  Frank   M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cot  Mason 

and  Eddy 
Earl  George  J.,  carpenter  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  20 Elgin 

Park 
Earl  Guy  C.  (J.  Earl  &  Son)  r.  Oakland 
Earl  H.  A.,  salesman,  r.  318  Stockton 


Earl  J.  (J.  Earl  &  Son)  r.  Oakland 

EarU.  &Son(J.anrl  Guy  C.)manufacturer6' agents 

and  commission  merchants,  36  California 
Earl  James  C,  briokmason,  r.  411  Jones 
Earl  John,  waiter,  r.  12  Tehama  PI 
EarUohnO.,  mining,  office  401  California,  room 

2,  r.  1352  Post 
Earl  Michael  K.,  bakery.  1128  Folsom 
Earl  Mollie  Miss,  domestic  1617  Clay 
Earl  Thomas  J.,  barber,  145  Ninth 
Earl  William,   clerk  Frank   M.   Earl,  r.  SE  cor  Eddy 

and  Mason 
Earlandson  Ernest  A.,  general  business  agent,  r.  607 

Sansome 
Earle  Charles,  r.  SW  cor  Union  and  Steiner 
Earle  Clara  B.  Miss,   assistant  Grant  Primary  School, 

r.  2218  Jackson 
Earle  Frederick  W.,  clerk  Maine  Lodging  House,  r.  614 

Kearny 
Earle  George  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2421  Buchanan 
Earle  George  F.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  2218  Jack- 
son 
Earle  H.,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Earle  Henry  G.,  shoemaker,  r.  716  Buchanan 
Earle  Henry  H.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  2222  Jack- 
son 
Earle  John   B.,    receiving   teller   Acglo-Californian 

Bank,  r.  Oakland 
Earle  John  H.,  fireman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Alameda 
Earle  R.  T.  Mrs.,  r.  317  Eddy 
Earle  Slade  A.  (Earle  &  Co.)  r.  524  Oak 
Earle  Slade  A.  Jr. ,  r.  524  Oak 
Earle  Susie  H.  Miss,    assistant    Clement    Grammar 

School,  r.  2421  Buchanan 
Earle  &  Co.  (Slade  A.  Earle,  Arthur  W.  Bogart  and 

Charles  H.  Sawyer)    mnfrs  boots   and  shoes,  765 

Mission 
fii^Earle.     See  Earl  and  Earll 
Earley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  3102  Sixteenth 
Earlingson  Eleanor,  widow,  r.  104  Ridley 
Earll  A.  R.,  law  student  R.  P.  &  H.  N.  Clement,  r. 

Oakland 
B®"Earll.     See  Earl  and  Earle 
Early  Annie,  domestic  513  O'Farrell 
Early  Bernard  (O'Reilly  &  Early)  r.  3205^  Fifth 
Early  James,  ironmolder,  r.  8  Minna 
Early  James  E.,  laborer,  r.  128  Clinton 
Early  P.  H.,  polisher  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Oakland 
Earnest  James,  laborer,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Earnest  James,  laborer,  r.  580  Brannan 
Earnest  J.  E.,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Earnest  J.  T.  (Earnest,  Wall  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Earnest,  Wall  &'Co.  (J.  T.  Earnest  and  Jesse  S.  Wall) 

grain    brokers    and  commission  merchants,  30!2 

Davis 
8£?"Earnest.     See  Ernest  and  Ernst 
Earnehaw  Walker,  woolsorter  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
Eary William  B.,  wlndowshade  painter,  r.  1037  Market 
Easley  Benjamin,  porter  George  A.  Davis 
Eason  Will.  L.,  editor  Coast  Review,  r.  Oakland 
East  Mount  Diablo  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nev.) 

George  W.  Fisher  secretary,  324  Pine 
East  Noonday  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co., 

Cal.)  C.  Van  Dyck   Hubbard  secretary.  310  Pine, 

room  11 
East  St.  Wharf,  East  from  Market  to  Folsom 
East  W.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Easter  John,  peddler,  r.  N  s  Burrows,  bet  Dartmouth 

andBowdoin,  U.  M.  T. 
Easterby  Frank,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue  Office, 

r.  1111  Clay 
Easterby   Rancho   Co.    (Fresno    Co.,    Cal.)    M. 

Theodore  Kearney  manager,  22  Montgomery 
Easterby  Leonard,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Chestnut,  bet  Brod- 

erick  and  Baker 
Eastern  Quicksilver  Co.  (Lake  Co.,  Cal.)  F.A.Berlin 

secretary,  42ii  Montgomery,  rooms  29-30 
Easting  Alice  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  218  Ritch 
Easting  Bartholomew,  blacksmith,  r.  218  Ritch 
Easting  Clarence,  signpaiuter,  r.  218  Ritch 
Ea.'ftin^,'  James  M.,  blacksmith,- r.  218  Ritch 
Easthiud  Alfred  T.,  secretary  Stockton  Gas  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Eastland  Andrew  J.,  bookkeeper  Donohoe,  Kelly  & 

('o.,r.  Oakland 
Eastland  Charles,   liquor    saloon,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Berry 
Eastland   Josepli    G.,  office  604  Commercial,  r. 

835  California 


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Eastland  Samuel,  butler,  1013  Pine 

Eastman  C.  F.,  salesman  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Eastman  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  Frank  Eastman  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Eastman  Cyrus  A.,  master  mafifiner,  r.  2  Ewer  PI 
Eastman  Edward  H.,  r.  528  Pine 
Eastman  Emily  R.,  artist,  studio  and  r.  11  Kearny 
Eastman  Frank  (Frank  Eastman  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Eastman    Frank    &    Co.    (Frank  Eastman   and 

Michael  Shannon)  proprietors  Franklin  Book  and 

Job  Printing  Office,  509  Clay 
Eastman  George,  second  mate  bktn  Tarn  O'Shauter, 

r.  26Steuart 
Eastman  George  S.,  policeman,  r.  Tennessee  St.  Potre- 

ro  Police  Station 
Eastman  George  W.,  janitor  Mercantile  Library,  r.  216 

Bush 
Eastman   Gilman   L.,   photographer,  W  b  Fifth,   bet 

Mission  and  Minna 
Eastman  Harrison,  artist,  r.  1123  Clay 
Eastman  Henry  C,  teacher  elocution,  r.  636  Post 
Eastman  Julien,  salesman  George  Loomis,  r.  1123  Clay 
Eastman  L.  R.,  r.  2  Ewer  PI 
Eastman  Thomas  S.,   carriage  repository,   and  agent 

Abbot  Downing  Co.,  40-46  New  Montgomery,  r. 

704  Stockton 
Eastman  Webster,  carpenter,  r.  1309  Stockton 
Eastman  William  H.,  compositor  Frank  Eastman  & 

Co.,  r.  20  Prospect  PI 
Easton  Addie,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Pine  and  Leaven- 
worth 
Easton  David  N..  clerk  Easton  &  Eldridgc,  r.  SE  cor 

Bartlett  and  Twenty-sixth 
Easton  George  (Jacobs  &  Easton)  r.  2422  Mission 
Easton  House,  John  Smith  proptr,  409  Drumm 
Easton  James  W.,  clerk  Travelers'  Insurance  Co.,  r. 

109  Fell 
Easton  John,  r.  109  Fell 

Easton  Lizzie  B.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  Florence  House 
Easton  Oliver  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  Florence  House 
Easton  Wendell   (Easton  &  Eldridge)  r.  The  Beres- 

ford 

EASTON  &  ELDRIDGE  (wen- 

dell  ICastou  and  J.  O.  E)ldridg-e)  real 
estate  agents  and  auctioneers,  33 
Montgroniery 

Eastwood  Henry,  dairy  Ocean  View  Station 
Eastwood  Richard,  longshoreman,  r.  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Eaton  Alfred  J.  (1.  F.  Eaton  &  Son)  r.  1716  Stevenson 
Eaton  Amasa,  secretary  Cal.  Spring  Mnfg  Co.,  147-149 

New  Montgomery,  r.  San  Jose 
Eaton  Charles  H.,  ,  lumber  surveyor,  22   California, 

room  4,  r.  Oakland 

EATON  CHARLES  S.  agent 

Hazelton  Brothers  Pianos,  G47  Market, 
r.  1306  Mason 

Eaton  Charles  W.,  tinsmith,  r.  226  Stockton 

Eaton  Cornelius  J.,  mining,  r.  115  Ridley 

Eaton  Edward  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  offtce  and 

r.  940  Howard 
Eaton  Edwin  R.,  policeman,  r.  1811  Dupont 
Eaton  E.  W.,  r.  405  Turk 

Eaton  Frank  E.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1517  Hyde 
Eaton  Frank  G.,  selector  Straus,  Kohnstamm   &  Co., 

r.  1.502  Mission 
Eaton  Fred.  S..  r.  1406  Clay 
Eaton  Fred.  W.  (Miller  &  Eaton)  320  Sansome,  room 

11,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Eaton  F.  S.  Mrs.,  hairworker,  r.  1406  Clay 
Eaton  George  B.,  compositor,  r.  815  Stockton 
Eaton  George  W.,    watchman,   r.   233  Sixteenth,  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
Eaton  Henry  B.,  shipjoiner,  r.  307  Third 
Eaton  Isaac  F.  (I.  F.  Eaton  &  Sou)  r.  1716  Stevenson 
Eaton  I.  F.  h  Son  (Isaac   F.   and  Alfred  J.)  wholesale 

wood.  Third  St.   Wharf,   and  wood   and  coal,  717 

Valencia,  and  1710  Stevenson 
Eaton  James,  r.  772  Folsom 
Eaton  James  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  715  Howard 
Eaton  James  M.,   physician   and   surgeon,  office 

and  r.  205  Montgomery  Av 
Eaton  Lawrence,  lumberman,  r.  .5093^  Howard 
Eatun  Lemuel  P.,  clerk,  r.  2219  Leavenworth 
Eaton   Noble   H.,   bookkeeper   S.    F.   Steamboat  and 

Transportation  Co. ,  r.  1628  Clay 
Eaton  Robert  S.,  farmer,  r.  712  Shotwell 


Eaton  Thomas  F.,  bartender  Caleb  Coatea,  r.  1502  Mis- 
sion 
Eaton  William,  laborer,  r.  16  Virginia 
Eaton  William,  wbitener,  r.  24  Oak  Grove  Av 
Eaton  William,  wool  grader,  r.  613  Grove 
Eaton  William  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  1406  Clay 
Eaton  William  L.,  operative  melter  and  refiner's  dept 

TT.  S.  Mint,  r.  613  Grove 
K^Eaton.     See  Eadon  and  Eden 
Eatwell  Charles,  hostler,  r.  8.50  Howard 
Eaveland  G.  F.,  r.  918  Bush 

Eaves  John,  watchmaker  George  C.  Shreve  k  Co. 
Eayrs  Harrison  P.  (Kohler  &  Eayrs)  r.  Oakland 
Ebb  Charles,  teamster,  r.  37  Clementina  , 

Ebber  Lizzie  Mrs.,  barber,  r.  275!-^  Minna 
Ebbets  Artliur  M.,  proprietor   Merchants'    Coal 

Yard,  109-115  Sacramento,  r.  1405  Jones 
Ebbingbausen  Henry    (Henry  Ebbinghausen  k 
Co.,  and  Ebbinghausen   &   Co.)  and  groceries  and 
liquors,  SE  cor  Third  and  Howard,  r.630  Shotwell 
Ebbingbausen  Henry  Si  Co.     (Henry  Ebbing- 
hausen, H.  Bohlmann  and  H.  Lilienthal)  grocer- 
ies and  liquors,  NW  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 
Ebbingbansen  &  Co.   (H.   Ebbinghausen  and  H. 
Lilienthal)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
first  and  Mission 
Ebeck  Anna,  widow,  r.  6  Clara  Lane 
Ebeline  George,  tinroofer,  r.  331  Jessie 
Ebeling  Charles  W.,  barber,  r.  11  Dikeman  PI 
Ebeling    Christopher,  bottler    Spruance,   Stanley  & 

Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Ebeling  Theodore,  machinist,  r.  ISNatoma 
Ebeling  William  H.,  r.  1719  Post 
B3"Ebeling.    See  Abeling 
Eber  Albert,  drygoods,  102  Sixth,  r.  15  Rubs 
Eberall  William  T.,  r.  6  Polk  Lane 
Eberhardt  Charles,  baker  International  Hotel 
Eberhardt  Charles  F.,  baker,  r.  E  s  Lincoln,  nr  Cort- 
land Av,  B.  H. 
Eberhardt  Christian,  brewer,  r.  1420  Pine 
Eberhardt  Ernest  D.,  clerk  Henry  W.  Helms,  r.  Arion 

House 
Eberhart  Adolf,  wine  merchant,  r.  1713  Mason 
Eberhart  Joseph,  maltster  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r.  81 

Clementina 
Eberhart  Matthew,  saloon,  39  Market,  r.  81  Clemen- 
tina 
Eberhart  Pauline,  domestic  1615  Clay 
Eberhart  Sophia,  widow,  r.  736  Sixteenth,  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Eberhartinger  Hermann,  cakemaker  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  148  Natoma 
Eberle  Anton,  confectioner,  r.  170  Perry 
Eberle  A.  W.,  oiler  O.  R..  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r.  227 

O'Farrell 
Eberle  Benedict,  laborer,  r.  430  Stevenson 
Eberle  Eliza,  widow,  r.  509  Leavenworth 
Eberle  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.W  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

Eve 
Eberle  Robert  M.,  stage  manager,  r.  509  Leavenworth 
Eberspacher  Charles,  baker,  r.  11  Harrison 
Ebert  August,  expressman,  r.  416  Francisco 
Ebert  Charles,  bartender,  r.  533  Washington 
Ebert  Charles,  porter,  r.  11  Hunt 
Ebert  George,  with  J.  C.  Bauer  &  Co.,  r.  Swiss  Hotel 
Ebert  Junas.  crockery,  1417  Stockton 
Ebert  Justus,  expressman,  r.  416  Francisco 
Ebner  Augustus,  clerk,  r.  1715  Howard 
Ebner  Charles  F.,  with  Starr  &  Co.,  r.  1326  Ooldeu 

Gate  Av 
Ebner  Charles  L.,  bookkeeper  M.  Ehrman  b  Co.,  r. 

1715  Howard 
Ebner  Frank  J.,  assistant  bookkeeper  M.  Ehrman  & 

Co.,  r.  1715  Howard 
Ebner  Gustavus  W.,  clerk  John  Perry  Jr.,  r.  1715  How- 
ard 
Ebrard  Felicien,  vegetable  garden,  S  s  Sanchez,  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Eccles  John  C,  plumber,  r.  2525  Mission 
Eccles  John  M.,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  537 

Howard 
Eccles  John  S.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,r.  2525  Mission 
Eccles  Owen  V.,  drayman,  r.  425  Linden  Av 
Eccles  Robert  S.,  plumber,  r.  2525  Mission 
Eccles  William  C.,  apothecary  U.  S.  stmr  Ranger,  r. 

405  Bay 
8^  Eccles.    See  Eckels  and  Eckles 
Ecdcstoue  Charles  W.,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 
Eche  E.,  Fremch  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Echeguiron  Manuel,  r.  1611  Washington 


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ECH 


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Eehgelmeiere  Herman,  teamster,  r.  332  Green 

Echtler  John,  compositor,  r.  5'23  SixUi 

Eck  Adam,  poultry  ranch,  W  s  Mission,  nr  Six  Mile 

House 
Eckardt  Frederick,  tailor,  r.  18  Prospect  PI 
Eckardt  Frederick,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Eckart  William  K.  (Salkeld  &  Eckart)  r.  Oil  Bush 
Eckel    John    N. ,     physician,     office    and    r.    324 

Geary 
Eckehuann  John,    barber,   1(103  Leavenworth,    r.    3 

Glover 
Eckels  Henry  B.,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Eckels  Raymond,  brassfinisher  Phcenix  Brass  Works, 

r.  Berkeley 
«S=Eckels.     See  Eccles 
Eckenroth  Frank  H.,  bookkeeper  Bach,  Meese  &  Co., 

r.  1009  Mason 
Eckenroth  Henry  W.,  jeweler  Louis  Miller  Jr.,  r.  16 

Washington  Av 
Eckenroth  -Joseph  L.,  blacksmith  P.  -J.  O'Brien  &  Sons, 

r.  16  Washington  Av 
Ecker  George,  builermaker,  r.  529  Bryant 
Ecker  George  O.,  jeweler,  135  Montgomery,  r.  5J4  Du- 

pont 
Ecker  J.  Scott,  r.  2023  Geary 
Ecker  Virginia,  widow,  r.  505  Mason 
Eckerson  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  164  Silver 
Eckerson   Jerome  B.,  glove  mnfr,  r.   American  Ex- 
change Hotel 
Eckert  .\ndrew,  laborer,  r.  109  Park  Av 
Eckert  Frederick  M.,  carpenter,  r.  623  Walnut  Av 
Eckert    T.   Wilmott,  actor    Tivoli    Garden,  r.    Euss 

House  ' 

Eckert  William,  laborer  Cal.  Vinegar  Works 
Eckert  W.  R.,  r.  2295  Sacramento 
Eckfeldt  William  H.,  machinist  William  T.  Garratt, 

r.  227  Ellis 
Eckhardt  Annie  Mii^s,  saleslady  Miss  Katherine  Ke- 

hoe,  r.  720  Brannan 
Eckhardt  Frederick,  framemaker  S.  &  G.  Gump,  r.  '.i2 

Everett 
Eckhardt  Henry,  cooper  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  Har- 
mony Hotel 
Eckhardt  Louis  H..  with  Jacob  Strahle  &  Co.,  r.  711 

Greenwich 
Eckhardt  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1427  California 
Eckle  Frederick,  liquor  saloon    and  lodgings,  634  Pa- 
cific 
Eckler  Robert,  painter,  12  Seventh,  r.  17093^  Jessie 
Eckles  James,  pressman  Alta  California,  r.  297  Clem- 
entina 
Eckman  Alexis  O.,  teacher  music,  r.  1045^  Howard 
Eckman  C.  F.,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Eckmann  Henry,  machinist,  r.  51  Shipley 
Ecks  Henry  (Junker  &  Ecks)  r.  608  Locust  Av 
Eeks  Jacob.  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assu,  413  Sutter 
Eckstein  Alfred  B.,  mnfr  fireworks,  5   Front,   r.   230 

Kearny 
Eckstein  Cassius  W.,  policeman,  r.  211  Nineteenth 
Eckstein  E.,  stockbroker,  r.  29  Dupont 
Eckstein  Leopold,  salesman  Simon  Popper,  r.  930  Mis- 
sion 
Eckstein  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  116  Fourth,  r. 

318  Minna 
Eckstein  William,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bush,  r.  123  Prospect  PI 
Eckstrom  Martin,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Eclipse  Cracker  Co.,  T.  J.  Chadbr)urne  praptr,  1412- 

1420  Dupont,  office  214  Sacramento 
Ector  William,  coujpositor  Philip  A.  Bell,  61oM  Bat- 
tery 
Edberg  Mary,  domestic  218  Turk 
Eddelbuttel  Henry,  tf-amster,  r.  10  Page 
Edden  David,  laborer  Five-Mile  Store,  W  s  Mission, 

nr  Silver  Av 
Eddowes  A.  K.,  tirst  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City 

of  Rio  de  Janeiro 
Eddy  Nelson  B.,  city  agent  marine  dept  Hutchinson  & 

Mann,  r.  810  Loavenwoi'th 
Eddy  Olive  S.,  widow,  r.  1513  Washington 
Ede  William,  capitalist,  r.  460  Guerrero 
Edell  Harry,  clerk  Acme  Photographic  Studio,  r.  914 

Market 
Edeliiian  Abram  M.,  draftsman  W.  F.  Smith,  r.  1411 

Bush 
Edelman  Barnet,  agent,  r.  215  Shotwell 
Edelman    Charles,   corporal    police,    r.    Commercial 

Hotel 
Edelmann  Antone  M.,  teacher  music,  r.  21  Guerrero 
Edelmann  Joseph,  locksmith,  812  Larkln 


Edelmann  Matthew  A.,  S.  F.  Musical  Fund  Soc,  NE 

cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
Eden  Albert,  bartender  J.  F.  G.  Eggers,  r.  lOOLangton 
Eden  Meno,  teamster,  r.  666  Bryant 
(C^EAen.     See  Eadon  and  Eaton 
Eder  Robert,  agent,  r.  703  Shotwell 
Edgar  Alfred  A.,  r.  449  Jessie 
1  Edgar  Alfred  D.,   freight  agent  O.  R.  and  N.  Co.,  r. 
I  1702  Geary 

j  Edgar  Ann,  widow,  r.  436  Jessie,  rear 
Edgar  Charles,  clerk,  r.  418  Larkin 
Edgar  Daniel  J.,  mail  clerk  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  1228 
I  Broadway 

I  Edgar  Edward,  waiter,  r.  550  Mission 
1  Edgar  James,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 
I  Edgar  John,  bootmaker,  r.  11213^  Howard 
Edgar  John,  packer,  r.  7Z1  Vallejo 
Edgar  M.  C,  salesman  A.  Nathan  &  Co.,  r.  418  Larkin 
Edgar  Michael  J.,  canvasser  Call,  r.  NE  tor  Howard 

and  Twenty-seventh 
Edgar  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  3016  Fillmore 
Edgar  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  218  Broadway 
Edgar  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Edgar  Thomas,  teamster  William  Kerr 
Edgar  William,  r.  218  Broadway 
Edgar  William  M.,  capitalist,  r.  612  Mason 
Edge  John,  machinist,  r.  613  Mission 
Edgecomb  Byram  W.,  teamster,  r.  631  Stevenson 
Edgerly  Cecile,  ladies'  hairdresser,  r.  125  Olive  Av 
Edgerly  Henry   C,  bookkeeper  C.  F.  MacDermot,  r. 

125  Olive  Av 
Edgerly  Sarnuel  A.,  books   and   stationery,  215  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  216  Montgomery  Av 
Edgerton    Calvin,  attorney  at  law,  131  Post,  room  17, 

r.   330    Twenty-fourth 
Edgerton  George  H..  carpenter,  r.  123  Shotwell 
C^"Edgerton.     See  Egerton 
Edinger  Achille,  employee  F.  Thomas  &  Co.,  r.  26 

Turk 
Edison's  Electric  Pen  and  Press,  E.  A.  Dakln 

agent,  office  and  salesroom,  320  Sansome 
Edler  John  H.,  trunkmaker,  r.  611 J^  Linden  Av 
Edlofson  I.  C.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  608  Sutter 
Edminster  William  S.,  teamster,  r.  2225  Greenwich 
Edmonds  Charles  W.,  rigger,  r.  8  Union 
Edmonds  Henry,  blindmaker  J&son,  Springer  &  Co., 

r.  230  Clara 
Edmonds  Henry,  driver  A.  F.  Green  &  Co. 
Edmonds  James,  teamster,  r.  26  Minna 
Edmonds  James  J.,  bag  factory,  5  Clay,  r.  26  Minna 
Edmonds  Josephine,  midwife,  r.  937  Howard 
Edmonds  Marcus  A.,  judge  Superior  Court,  de- 
partment No.  G,  chambers  new  City  Hall,  second 

floor,  r.  905  Bush 
Edmonds  Plummer  A.,  barber,  53  Fifth,  r.  1206  Sutter 
Edmonds  Simeon  N.,  r.  504  Third 
Edmonds   William,   coflfee  saloon,   Sea   Wall,   r.    128 

Bernard 
Edmonds  William,  porter,  r.  23  Hawthornfe 
Edmonds  William  H.,  chip  clerk  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  908 

Geary 
Edmonds  William   R.,   collector  Grangers   Bank    of 

California,  r.  128  Bernard 
B^Edmonds!    See  Edmunds 
Edmondson  Alfred,  cattledealer,  r.  1131  Mission 
Edmondson  John  G.,  house,  ship   and   sign  painter, 

220  Brannan 
Edmondson  W.  P.,  r.  537  Third 
Edmondson  William H. (Edmondson  &  Pfhiel)r.  1239 H 

Folsom 
Edmondson  Sarah  J.  Mrs.,  bakery.  1131  Mission 
Edmond.son   vt   Pfhiel  (William   H.  Edmondson   and 

John  W.  Pfhiel)  barbers,  1239 M  Folsom 
S^  Edmondson.     See  Edmundson 
Edmonston  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  808  Leavenworth 
Ednmud  Heine  Mrs.,  r.  10  Adele  Alley 
Edmunds  Elwin  S.,  r.  1220  Folsom 
Edmvinds  George,  lumbtrmnn,  r.  23  Hawthorne 
Edmunds  George,   secretary  and   treasurer  Cali- 
fornia Cracker  Co.,  r.  2008  Jackson 
Edmunds   George  M.,  clerk   collection    dept  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co'b  Express,  r.  1220  Folsom 
Edmunds  Henry  H.,  dairyman,  r.  427  Fulton 
Edmunds  Stex)hen,  laborer  Calvary  Cemetery 
Edmunds  Thomas  M.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 

Express,  r.  1220  Folsom 
OfT"  Edmunds.     See  Edmonds 
Edmundseu  F..  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Edmundson  Jonathan,  night  Inspector  Custom  Houfle, 

r.  305  Sixth 


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Edon  Edward,  seaman,  r.  10  Clay 

Edouart  Alexander,  photograph  gallery,  504  Kearny, 

r.  626  O'Farrell 
Edsall  Edmond  P.,  clerk,  r.  759  Market 
EdBberg  Edward  E.,  salesman,  r.  '2617  Harrison' 
Edson  C.  A.  &  Co.  (Clinton  A.  Edson,  John   G.  Hoyt 
and  Robert  H.  Swayne)  ship  and  Custom  House 
brokers,  504  Battery 
Edson  Clinton  A.  (0.  A.  Edson  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Edson  William  P.,  woolsorter,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Edstman  Edward,  telegraph  operator,  r.  1123  Clay 
Eduardsen  Henry,  bartender  Henry   Grimm,  r.   615 

Post 
Education  Board  of,  new  City  Hall,  third  floor 
Educational  Agency,  1314  Van  Ness  Av 
Edward  August,  cook,  r.  1389  Pacific 
Edward  Ernest  C,  machinist,  r.  535  3$  Stevenson 
Edwards  A.,  janitor,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Edwards  A.  C,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Edwards  Andrew  L.  Jr.,  clerk  Neumann  &  Eickhoflf,  r. 

619  Bush 
Edwards  Anne,  widow,  r.  11  Twenty-second 
Edwards  Arthur  W.,  bookkeeper  Hatch  &  Barclay,  r. 

SW  cor  Twenty- fourth  and  Dolores 
Edwards  Charles,  r.  636  Commercial 
Edwards  Charles  B.,  speculator,  r.  1612  Eddy 
Edwards  Charles  E.,  oysterman,  r.  12  Metcalfe  PI 
Edwards  David,  suits   and  cloaks,  44  O'Farrell,  r.  629 

Ivy  Av 
Edwards  David  H.,  salesman  George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r. 

44  Sixth 
Edwards  Edward,  bartender  George  Hager.T.  220  Lom- 
bard 
Edwards  Edward,  cooper,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  K  and 

L,  South  S.  F. 
Edwards  Edward,  messenger  Pacific  Bank,  r.  11  Dia- 
mond 
Edwards  Edward,  seaman,  r.  3  Baldwin  Court 
Edwards  Eliza,  domestic  2507  Howard 
Edwards  Emma  F.  Mrs.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.lClS  Clay 
Edwards  F.  Ernest,  student,  r.  308  Brannan 
Edwards  Frances  A.,  widow,  r.  619  Bush 
Edwards  Frank,  actor,  r.  527  Pine 
£d^vard«  Frank  G<,  Importer  carpets,  oilcloths, 
window  shades,  and  mufr  paper  hangings,  etc., 
628-634   Clay,  and  commissioner  S.  F.  Fire  Dept, 
and  treasurer  Home  for  the  Care  of  Inebriates,  r. 
308  Brannan 
Edwards  Frederick  J.  L.,  silverplaterE.  G.  Denniston, 

r.  206  Bartlett 
Edwards  George,  real  estate  agent,  108  Leidesdorff,  r. 

SW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Dolores 
Edwards  George,  salesman,  r.  1508  Mason,  rear 
Edwards  Georji^e  D.,  mining  secretary,  414  Cali- 
fornia, r.  822  Geary 
Edwards  George  F.,  woodturner,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Dolores 
Edwards  George  H.,  r.  420  Ellis 
Edwards  George  L.,  compositor,  r.  11  Diamond 
Edwards  George  L.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  11  Diamond 
Edwards  George  W.,  machinist  Novelty  Wood  Works, 

r.  Alameda 
Edwards  George  W.,  porter,  r.  1508  Mason,  rear 
Edwards  Harry,  laborer,  r.  712  Post 
Edwards  Harry  B.,  reporter  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Ful- 
ton, r.  SW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Dolores 
Edwards  Henry  (C.  &  P.  H.  Tirrell  &  Co.)  r.  418  Eddy 
Edwards  Henry  C,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  624  Fifth 
Edwards  James,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  2  Grant  Av 
Edwards  James,  laborer,  r.  Seventh  Av,nr  K.South  S.F. 
Edwards  Jane,  widow,  r.  1807  Mission 
Edwards  John,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Edwards  John,  blacTismith,  r.  11  Louisa 
Edwards  Joliu,  cashier  freight  dept  S.P.  R'R.,r.40  Perry 
Edwards  John,  hostler,  r.  636  Commercial 
Edwards  John,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  San 

Quentin  House 
Edwards  John,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Mason  and  Francisco 
Edwards  John,  shoemaker,  r.  919  Battery 
Edwards  John  G.,  publisher  Coast  Review,  320  San- 
some,  room  14,  r.  Oakland 
Edwards  John  S..  sailniaker,  r.  115  Shipley 
Edwards  Joseph,  painter,  r.  21  >i  West  Mission 
Edwards  Josephine  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  816  Mission 
Edwards  Justin,  shipcarpenter,  r.  38  Eddy 
Edwards  Justis  H.,  clerk  Albert  Mau  &   Co.,  r.   1833 

Jessie 
Edwards  J.  W.,  dentist,  office  8  Kearny,  r.  Alameda 
Edwards  Marion  B.  Mrs.,  r.  123  Ellis 
Edwards  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  906  Market 


Edwards  Mary  N.,  widow,  r.  1819  Webster 

Edwards  Matthias,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Drumm  and 
Clay,  and  restaurant,  208  Drumm 

Edwards  Minniss  C,  laborer  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Store, 
r.  611  Stockton 

Ed^vards,  Pickens  <&  Fulton  (Thomas  C.  Ed- 
wards, James  R.  Pickens  and  William  Fulton) 
proptrs  Commercial  Agency,  401  California, room  1 

Edwards  Robert,  cooper,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  Kand 
L,  South  S.  F. 

Edwards  Robert  M.  (Edwards  &  Co.)  r.  2206  Geary 

Edwards  Sallie,  widow,  r.  841  Market 

Edwards  Thomas,  foreman  Occident  Livery  Stable,  r. 
34  Austin 

Edwards  Thomas,  shoemaker,  3251  Mission 

Edwards  Thomas  C.  (Edwards,  Pickens  &  Fulton)  r. 
Santa  Clara  Co. 

Edwards  Thomas  F.,  patternmaker,  r.  254  Minna 

Edwards  Thomas  M.,  druggist,  NE  cor  Kearny  and 
Jackson,  r.  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Buchanan 

Edwards  William  (Edwards  &  Co.)  r.  338  Oak 
j  Edwards  William,  blacksmith,  r.  135  Perry 

Edwards  William,  blacksmith,  r.  40  Perry 

Edwards  William  E.,  millhand  Horace  Davis  &  Co. 

Edwards  William  F.,  driver,  r.  807  Montgomery 

Edwards  William  H.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  r.  8  Dore 

Edwards  William  H.,  stevedore,  r.  63  Clementina 

Edwards  William  H.,  vice-principal  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1206  Market 

Edwards  William  P.  Jr.,  assistant  register  deposits 
U.  S.  Mint.  r.  114  Powell 

Edyards  William  S.,  r.  420  Ellis 

Edwards  William  T.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Mission  and  Twelfth 

Edwards  Wilson  S.,  reporter  Edwards,  Pickens  and 
Fulton,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Dolores 

Edwards  &  Co.  (Robert  M.  Edwards)  stationery, 
books  and  optical  goods,  624  Montgomery 

Edwards  &  Co.  (WiUiam  Edwards)  stockbrokers,  316 
Montgomery 

Edwards'  Hall,  SE  cor  Jersey  and  Sanchez 

Edwardsen  Henry,  bartender,  r.  615  Post 

Eel  River  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  James  L.  Fields  sec- 
retary, 330  Pine,  room  20 

Bells  Charles  P. ,  attorney  at  law,  230  Montgom- 
ery, rooms  11-12,  r.  Oakland 

Eells  John  S.,  clerk  auditing  dept  Wells,  Fargoi  Go's 
Express,  r.  2508  Folsom 

Eells  Thomas,  miner,  r.  932  Dolores 

Eif  George,  carpenter,  r.  1227  Broadway 

Effland  Rudolph,  laborer,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 

Efi'ord  Margaret,  widow,  r.  181(j  Dupont 

Etiuger  Christopher,  hardware,  209  Third,  r.  12  Ver- 
ona 

Egan  Cornelius,  boottreer,  r.  523  Oak 

Egan  Edward,  plasterer,  r.  12  Russell 

Egan  Edward  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  5  Clementina 

Egan  Edward  M.,  policeman,  r.  1833  Market 

Egan  Eugene,  teamster  Edward  Kenny,  r.  2733  Pine 

Egan  Frank,  blacksmith,  r.  Cortland  Av.  nr  San  Bruno 
Road 

Egan  Henry,  plasterer,  r.  110 }$  Bernard 

Egan  Henry  T.,  clerk  S.  F.  Journal  of  Commerce,  r. 
110}^  Bernard 

Egan  James,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Santa  Rosa  Av,  bet  Collins 
and  Ferrie 

Egan  James  B.,  clerk  Matthias  Gray,  r.  5  Perry 

Egan  James  H.,  lauudryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1609 
O'Farrell 

Egan  James  J.,  special  policeman,  r.  3  JaoMby  PI 

Egan  James  L.,  boatman  Clay  St.  Wharf,  r.  12  Russell 

Egan  John  (Kelly  &  Egan)  r.  122  Page 

Egan  John,  billclerk  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  5  Perry 

Egan  John,  jiainter,  r.  271  Minna 

Egan  John,  shoemaker,  r.  Ill  Jessie 

Egan  John  A..,  varnisher  Gilbert  &  Moore.  r.225Ritch 

Egan  John  G.,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  741  Market 

Egan  John  J.,  waiter,  r.  147  Natoma 

Egan  John  W.,  salesman  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r.  1603 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Egan  Kate  Mrs.,  assistant  Tehama  Primary  School,  r. 
1311  Devisadero 

Egan  Margaret,  widow,  bakery,  546 ;<5  Mission 

Egau  Marian,  domestic  1600  Taylor 

Egan  Mat  tin  J.,  cooper,  r.  29  Raiisch 

Egan  Mary,  widow,  r.  Tilden,  bet  Castro  and  Brod- 
erick 

Egan  Mary,  widow,  r.  cor  Putnam  and  Union  Av,  B. 
H. 

Egan  Michael,  carpenter  S.  P.  RR.,r.  1311  Devisadero 


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Egan  Michael,  cartman  Presidio  Reservation 

Egan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  212  Broadway 

Egan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  201i  Filbert,  rear 

Egau  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 

Egan  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Egan  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  N  s  Santa  Rosa  Av, 
bet  Collins  and  Ferrie 

Egau  Michael  A.,  boilermaker,  r.  108  Tehama,  rear 

Egan  Owen,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 

Egan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Union  and  Webster 

Egan  Patrick  Jr.,  gardener,  r.  NE  cor  Union  and  Web- 
ster 

Egan  Patrick  D.,  bricklayer,  r.  1327  Harrison 

Egan  Paul,  hostler  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  2004  Ellis 

Egan  Peter,  painter,  r.  2U8  Clara 

Egan  Peter,  shoemaker,  r.  E  s  Treat  Av,  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

Egan  Richard  J.  (R.  J.  Egan  &  Co.)  r.  26  Second  Av 

Egan  R.  J.  &  Co.  (Richard  J.  Egan)  second-hand  fur- 
niture, 140  Fourth 

Egan  Thomas,  r.  327  Minna 

Egan  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  12  Ridley 

Egan  Thomas  B.,  clerk,  r.  12  Russell 

Egau  William,  boot  treer,  r.  SW  cor  Putnam  and 
Union  Av,B.  H. 

Egan  William,  clerk  D.  T.  Murphy,  r.  115  Eighth 

Egan  William,  driver  Baldwin  Stables 

Egan  William,  laborer,  r.  2  First  Av 

Egau  William  H.,  sawyer,  r.  1013  Scott 

Egan  Wm.  J.,  bookkeeper  Kelly  &  Egan,  r.  122  Page 

Bi^Egau.     See  Eagan 

Egar  John,  housepainter,  r.  1210  Larkin 

Egbert  Robert  S.  (Egbert  &  Cheney)  r.  Oakland 

Egbert  &  Cheney  (Robert  S.  Egbert  and  Merrick  L. 
Cheney)  labor  agents  California  Southern  RR. 
Co.,  436  California 

Eger  Albert  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  716  Post 

Eger  Lucien,  traveling  agent  J.  Cerf  &  Co.,  r.  716 
Post 

l^"Eger.    See  Eager 

Ej^erton  Henry  C,  commission  merchant  and 
agent  Duryeas'  Glen  Cove  Starch,  109  California, 
room  7,  r.  336  Oak 

EgestorfE  Anne  Mrs.,  r.  416  Fifth 

Eggebrecht  Charles  H.,  patternmaker,  r.  2618  Sutter 

Eggeling  Charles,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  702 
Eddy 

Eggeling  Henry,  porter,  r.  228  Eearny 

Eggeling  Holden  Mme.,  dressmaker,  702  Eddy 

Eggeling  Sophia,  domestic  528  Eddy 

Eggers  Bertha,  domestic  1119  Post 

Eggers  Charles,  agent  Litton  Seltzer  Water  Co.,  29 
New  Montgomery,  r.  9  3^  Thirteenth 

Eggers  Edward,  watchman,  r.  S  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet  L 
and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Eggers  F.  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  r.  1807  Stelner 

Eggers  Ferdinand,  upholsterer,  r.  1807  Steiner 

Eggers  Frederick,  salesman,  r.  424  Seventh 

Eggers  George,  painter,  r.  29  Ritch 

Eggers  George  H.  (Eggers  i:  Co.)  r.  140  Twelfth 

Eggers  Hans  F.,  clerk  Hans  Henuiugsen,  r.  South 
Park  House 

Eggers  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  228  Brannan 

Eggers  Herman  C.  (Eggers  &  Co.)  r.  140  Twelfth 

Eggers  J.  F.  (i.  (J.  F.  G.  Eggers  &  Co.)  and  liquor  sa- 
loon, 533  California,  r.  16  Geary 

^SB*^r*  •^'  ^*  C'  •^  ^'o<  (J-  ^-  ^-  Sgg'ers  and  Henry 
t).  Detels)  liquor  8alo(jn,  327-329  Bush 

Eggers  John  C,  clerk  Z.  Moore,  r.  1310  California 

Eggers  Minaa,  bakery,  1019  Pacific 

Ejf^era  &  to^  (George  H.  and  Herman  C.  Eggers) 
importing  and  commission  merchants,  214  Cali- 
fornia 

Eggert  Henry  (Eggert  &  Fischer)  r.  SW  cor  Union 
and  Montgomery 

Eggert  John  F.,  clerk  J.  M^.  Litchfield  &  Co.)  r.  830 
Mission 

Eggert  L.  L.  Mrs.,  teacher  vocal  and  instrumental 
music,  r.  114  St.  Ann's  Bldg 

Eggert  William,  proptr  Niagara  House,  724  Mission 

Eggert  William  W.,  stereotyper  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  830 
Mission 

Eggert  k  Fischer  (Henry  Eggert  and  Louis  Fischer) 
butchers,  SW  cor  Union  and  Montgomery 

B<f)url«i*toii  A.  T.,  manager  Willcox  &  Gibbs  Sew- 

iug  Machine  Co.,  124  Post,  r.  73a  Grove 
Egglestou  H.  J.,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
9^  Eggleston.     See  Eaglesou  and  Egleston 
Eggletou  George,  livery  stable,  119-121  Jackson,  r.  134 
Chestnut 


Egglonij  William,  foreman  William  Axford,  r.  W  a 
Noe,  bet  Jersey  and  Twenty-fifth 

Egiug  Christian  (Attiuger  &  Eging)  r.  303  O'Farrell 

Egiri  Leuzo.  student,  r.  122  Golden  Gate  Av 

Egleston  Alfred  A.,  machiuist,  r.  1511  Howard 

Egleston  Arthur  C,  burnisher  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  & 
Co.,  r.  1511  Howard 

Egleston  Simeon  A.,  shoecutter,  r.  1511  Howard 

Egleston  William  H.,  shoecutter,  r.  1511  Howard 

Eglin  Eugene,  r.  949  Howard 

EgUug  Margaret,  widow,  r.  521  ^  Stevenson 

Eglke  Frederick,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Egloffstein  Julius,  S.  J.,  professor  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege, 214  Hayes 

Egner  Charles,  cooper,  r.  704  Battery 

Egner  Henry  N.,  pressman,  r.  228  Bush 

Egner  John,  cooper,  r.  704  Battery 

Eheleben  William,  carpenter,  r.  633  Jessie 

Ehert  Albert,  tinsmith,  r.  1136  Folsom 

Ehiuger  Ernst,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Mason  and 
Broadway 

Ehinger  Rudolph,  barber,  r.  1501  Mason 

Ehle  Hickman,  r.  532  Ellis 

Ehle  W.  J.,r.  3  Cedar  Av 

Blxlen  Jolin  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  813  Wash- 
ington, r.  729  California 

Ehlers  Bruce,  junk,  608  Broadway,  rear 

Ehlers  John,  proptr  Tyler  St.  Livery  Stable,  919  Gol- 
den Gate  Av,  r.  1221  Pierce 

Ehlerg  Sophia,  cook,  2  Columbia 

E^lilers  WiecUeii,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors, 
SW  cor  Kearny  and  Vallejo,  branch  store,  SE  cor 
Hinckley   and  Pinkney  PI,  r.  1127  Kearny 

Ehlert  Robert,  sailmaker,  r.  220  Lombard 

Ehliu  Erich,  millwright,  r.  1208  Larkin 

Ehlund  Edward,  dishwasher,  r.  646  Fourth 

Ehmann  Charles  E.,  photographer,  115  Fourth,  r.  107 
Fourth 

Ehmann  Emma  H.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  1006  Post 

Ehmann  George  E.,  clerk  Hermann  G.  Sahnke,  r. 
1006  Post 

Ehmann  Madeline,  widow,  r.  107  Fourth 

,Ehu  Charles,  teacher  music,  r.  731  California 

Ehrenberg  Adolph  T.  Mrs.,  r.  525  Turk 

Ehrenberg  Alfred  G.,  clerk  Thannhauserfe  Co.,  r.  525 
Turk 

Bhrenberg  A.  T.,  physician,  office  and  r.  225  Du- 
pont.  Office  hours  8  to 9  A.M.,  1  to 3  and 7  to  8  p.  M. 
Sundays  9  to  10  a.  m. 

Ehrenberg  Gustav,  assistant  bookkeeper  J.  paum  & 
Co.,  r.  603  Hyde 

Ehrenberg  Isaac,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  003 
Hyde 

Ehrenberg  Julius  Mrs.,  r.  603  Hyde 

Ehrenberg  Moses,  watdimaker,  r.  603  Hyde 

Ehrenberg  Rebecca,  r.  6U3  Hyde 

Ehrenberg  Theodore  E.,  student,  r.  525  Turk 

Ehrenpfurt  Dorothea,  widow,  r.  102234  Folsom 

Elireiipfort  fidward,  importer  and  dealer  in  car- 
pets, oil  cloths,  window  shades,  cornices,  etc., 
235  Sixteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Capp,  "Mission 
Carpet  Store." 

Ehreupfort  Frederick  (Rothschild  &  Ehrenpfort)  r. 
926  Eddy 

Ehrenpfort  Frederick  H.,  salesman  William  Ehrenp- 
fort. r.  144  Eighth 

Ehrenpfort  William,  importer  and  dealer  car- 
pets, oil  cloths,  etc.,  14  Third,  r.  144  Eighth 

Ehrenwerth  Morris,  clerk,  r.  11  John 

Ehret  Auatole,  foreman  machine  shop  coiner's  dept 
U.  S.  Mint,  r.  West  Berkeley 

Ehret  Edward  H.,  baker,  r.  4  Graham  PI 

Ehret  Lena  Miss,  hair  worker,  r.  1014  Folsom 

Ehrhard  Adam,  clothing,  256  Third 

Ehrhard  Leonard  H.,  glove  cutter,  r.  256  Third 

Ehrhardt  Edward,  clerk,  r.  428  Broadway 

Ehrhardt  Eugene,  cooper,  r.  429  Bush 

Ehrhardt  John  D.,  clerk  I.  C.  Moore,  r.   202   Fillmore 

aar     Ehrhardt.     See  Earhardt 

Ehrhorn  August,  shoemaker,  1220  Larkin 

Ehrhurn  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  305  Dupont,  r.  4 
Chatham  PI 

Ehrhorn  Edward,  shoemaker,  1C42  Mission 

Ehrhorn  Edward  M.,  clerk  Degeucr  &  Co.,  r.  1412  Fol- 
som 

Ehrhorn  Frank  F.,  clerk  Charles  Ed.  Heise  &  Co.,  r. 
1412  Folsom 

Ehibom  Louise,  widow,  r.  1412  Folsom 

Ehrhorn  Rudolph,  shoemaker,  534  Polk 

Ehrichs  Mary,  widow,  r.  20  Scott  PI 


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Ehrlchs  Richard,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo,  r.  420  Greenwich 
Ehrke  Frederick  W.,  salesman  J.  Seidl  &   Co.,   r.    830 

Greenwich 
Ehler  Martin,  dishwasher,  r.  431  Pine 
Ehrlich  Herman,  varieties,  225  Sixth 
Ehrlich  James  E.,  bookkeeper  Isaac  Herzberg,  r.  Ab- 

botsford  House 
Ehrlich  Louis,  merchant,  r.  856  Harrison 
Ehrlich  Moe,  salesman  Julius  Samuels,  r.  250   Sutter 
Ehrlich  Morris,  glazier,  r.  424  Sansome 
Ehrlich  Solomon,  clerk  Harris  Lando,  r.  5  Fourth 

Ehrman ,  carpetlayer,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 

Ehrman  Edward,  salesman  M.   Ehrman  &  Co.,   r.  209 

Dupont 
Ehrman  Joseph  (M.  Ehrman  &  Co.)  r.  209  Dupont 
Ellirniaii    M.     <Sf    Co.     (Myer     Ehrman,    Samuel 
Sussman    and   Joseph    Ehrman)    imxsorters   and 
wholesale  groceries  and  provisions,  104-110  Front 
Ehrman  Michael,  clerk,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Ehrman  Myer  (M.  Ehrman  *&  Co.)    r.   519  Van   Ness  i 

Av 
Ehrman  Solomon  W.,  traveling  salesman   M.  Ehrman 

&  Co.,  r.  519  Van  Ness  Av 
Ehrmann  John  Jr.,  butcher,  r.  cor  First  Av  and  Ken- 
tucky, South  S.  F. 
Ehrmann  Julius (Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co.)r.  New  York 

City 
Ehrman  Valentine,  carpenter,  r.  22   Stockton  PI 
Elbach  Charles  E.  (Massmann  &  Eibach)  r.  Oakland 
Eiben  Edward  H.  J.,  clerk   Wolters  k,  Bro.,  r.  NE  cor 

Twentieth  and  Guerrero 
Fiber  E.  J.,  varnisher  and  painter  H.  Granz,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Eichel  John,  hatter,  r.  1.525  Dupont 
Eichel  Martin,  r.  1525  Dupont 
Eichel  Mary,  widow,  r.  1525  Dupont 
Eichel  William,  bartender  W.  Leege  &  Co. ,  r.  1525  Du- 
pont 
Eichenhofer  Gottlieb,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Eichenlaub  John,  liquor  saloon.  412  Jackson 
£icher8  JoUii,  physician,   office  and  r,  310  Mont- 
gomery Av.     Office  hours  8  a.  m.  to  4  p.  m. 
Eichholz  Otto,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1240  Folsom 
Eichler  Henry,  tailor,  6  Turk 

Elchler  J.  H.  {J.  H.  Eichler  &  Co.)  r.  1065  Market 
Eichler  J.  H.  &  Co.    (J.   H.  Eichler)    proptrs  Pac. 

Steam  Candy  Factory,  1065  Market 
Eichmiller  Charles,  expressman,  Es  Battery,  bet  Pine 

and  California,  r.  617  3^  Ellis,  rear 
Elcholz-Theodore  H.   (Eicholz   &   Macpherson)  r.   28 

McAllister 
Eicholz  &  Macpherson    (Theodore    H.    Eicholz    and 
Thomas  Macxiherson)  proptrs  Pac.    Oil  Depot,  27 
. Sixth 
Eic'khoflf  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  1421  Mason,  rear 
Eickhoff  Henry  (Neumann  &  Eickhoff)  attorney  at  law, 

432  Montgomery,  r.  Lick  House 
Eickhoff  Theodore,  bartender  Charles  Schrader,  r.  3 

Reed  PI 
Eickhorst  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor 

Greenwich  and  Pierce 
Eide  A.,  cook,  r.  311  Pacific 
Eidenmuller  Henry,  druggist  John  A.  Bauer,  r.  712 

Union 
Eidenmuller  Sarah,  widow,  r.  712  Union 
Eiermann  C.  Gustave,  janitor,  r.  3  Miles  PI 
Eifert  Conrad,  shoemaker,  7M  Sonora 
Eifert  Frederick,  blacksmith,  r.  64  First 
Eighth  St.  Primary  School,  Miss  A.  E.  Slavan  princi- 
pal, E  s  KiKhth,  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Eikeuberg  Samuel,  clerk  Schoenholz  Bros.   &  Co.,  r. 

1913  Fillmore 
Eilbert  Marie  Mine.,  laundress,  r.  248  Tehama 
Elmer  Frederick  W.,  shoemaker  John  T.  Sullivan 
Einfoldt  Frederlc'k  D.,  cooper,  r.  736  Green 
Einfeldt  John,  muchinehaud  Jason  Springer  &   Co., 

r.  509  Mission 
Einfeldt  Martha,  widow,  coffee  house,  .TO9  Missiou 
Einhorn  Joseph  H.  (O'Dwyer  h  Einhorn)  r.  616  O'Far- 

rell 
Elnselen  Charles   C.    (Malfanta   &   Einselen)    r.  1222 

Bush 
Einselen  Fredericka,  widow,  r.  1224  Bush,  rear 
Einselen  Gustave,  ccmipositor,  r.  1224  Bush,  rear 
Einselen  Henry,  pastry  cook,  r.  1224  Bush,  rear 
Einsfeld  Andrew,  barber,  r.  1207  Green 
Einsfeld  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1316  Broadway 
Einsfeld  Peter,  barber,  650  Market,  r.  12u7  Green 
Einsfeld  Peter  Jr.,  barber,  r.  1207  Green 


Einstein  Adolph,  assistant  bookkeeper  Stein,  Simou 

&  Co..  r.  625  Geary 
Einstein  Jacob,  merchant,  r.  1721  Sutter 
Einstein  Morris  (Einstein  &  Bernheim)   r.  830  O'Far- 

rell 
Einstein  Zadoc,  merchant,  r.  2126  California 
Einsteiu  &  Bernheim,  merchants  (San  Buenaventura, 

Cal.)  office  206  Front 
Eipper  Thomas,  barber,  1231  Dupont,  r.  1215  Kearny 
Eisan  James  H.,  iron  molder,  r.  151  Clementina 
Eisan  William,  r.  151  Clementina 

Eisele  Edward,  porter  Westerfeld  &  Page,  r.  1035  Mar- 
ket 
Eisele  Felix,  bakery  and  restaurant,  745  Market,  r.  931 

Natoraa 
Eiselin  Alfred  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  22  Langtoji 
Eiseman  David,  bookkeeper,  r.  1813  Sutter 
Eiseman  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  lSl-3  Sutter 
Eiseman  Joseph,  bartender  Dorcy  &  Co.,   r.    1813  Sut- 
ter 
Eiseman  Solomon,  r.  1813  Sutter 
Eisen  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  517  Franklin 
Ei.sen  Brothers  (Francis   T.   Eisen)    proi)tr8  Pioneer 

and  Alta  Flour  Mills,  12-14  Stevenson 
Eisen  Edward  G.,   assistant  Thomas   Morffew,  r.   518 

Franklin 
Eisen  Francis  T.  (Eisen  Brothers)  r.  11  Silver 
Eisen  Minna,  domtstic  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Harrison 
Eisen  Theodore  A.  (Curlett  &  Eisen)  r.  Alameda 
Eisenbach  Adolish  (Louis  Taussig  &  Co.)  r.  504  Frank- 
lin 
Eisenbach  Isaac  P.,  traveling  salesman  S.  B.  Diukel- 

spiel  fi  Co.,  c  305  Turk 
Eisenbach  L.,  r.  711  Bush 
Eisenbeis  Louis,  molder,  r.  .565  Mission 
Eisenberg  Adolph,  importer  and  dealer  watches,  dia- 
monds, etc.,  206  Kearny,  r.  1819  Pine 
Eisenberg  E.  &  Brother  (Elkan  and  Morris  Eisenberg) 

cigar  mntrs,  327  Market 
Eisenberg   Elkan    (E.   Eisenberg  &   Brother)   r.  1416 

Sutter 
Eisenberg  Isidor,  merchant  tailor,    107   Sutter,  r.  1204 

Sutter 
Eisenberg  Morris  (E.  Eisenberg  k.   Brother)    r.   1204 

Sutter 
Eisenbraun  Henry,  porter,  r.  174  M  Minna 
Eisenhardt  J.,  r.  8  Polk  Lane 
Eisenhauer  John  P.,  jeweler,  r.  1105  Clay 
Eiseuhauer  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1105  Clay 
Eiseulatuer  Herman,  r.  507  Hyde 
Eisenmiuger  Carl,  painter,  2103  Mission 
Eisenminger  Nellie  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  737  Howard 
Elsenschimel  Carl,  teacher  penmanship  and  drawing. 

27  Post.  r.  208  Van  Ness  Av 
Eiser  Louis,  laborer,  r.  211  Mason 
Eisert  Charles,  bakery,  537  Hayes 
Eisert  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Utah,  b«t  Center  and 

Santa  Clara 
Eisert  William,  tinsmith,  r.  W  s  Utah,  bet  Center  and 

Santa  Clara 
ft^  Eisert.     See  Isert 

Eisfelder  William,  insurance  agent,  r.  627  Locust  Av 
Eisfeldt  Theodore,  musician,  r.  1222  Kearny 
Eishon  Kate  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1  Fifth 
Eislen  Max,  r.  213  Minna 
Eisner  Brothers,   merchants  (Quincy,  Cal.)   office  228 

Front 
Eisner  Charles,  salesman   J.   H.   Hii-schfeld,  r 

Howard 
Eisner    David,    bookkeeper     Banner    Bjps.,    r. 

Howard 

Eisner  Henry,  painter,  r.  212  Fifteenth 
Eisner  Jacob,  r.  1751  Howard 
Eisner  M.   &   Co.    (Morris  Eisner)    mufrs   cigars  and 

dealers  leaf  tobacco,  228  Front 
Eisner  Mark  (Eisner  &  Pape)  r.  1751  Howard 
Eisner  Mary,  wirtcjw,  r.  1751  Howard 
Eisner  Milton  S.,  clerk  L.   Omer  Plaisance,  r.  1751 

Howard 
Eisner  Morris   (M.  Eisner  &  Co.)   r.  1209 )i   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Eisner  Philip  (Demers  &  Eisner)  r.  1751  Howard 
Eisner   h  Pape    (Mark   Eisner  and   Edwin  W.  Pape) 

watchmakers,  jewelers  and  opticians,  623  Kearny 
Eisolt  Emil,  Cooks'  and  Bakers'  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Post 
Ki8.sler   Illnniiel,   secretary  Union  Powder  Co.,  40 

California,  room  3,  r.  Oakland 
Eitel   Charles  E.,   salesman  Starbird  &  Goldstone,  r. 
1         Oakland 


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Eitel  Edward  E.,  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  1213 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Eitel  Henry,  laborer,  r.  737  Howard 
Eitel  Willis  D.,  sawyer,  r.  910  Buchanan 
Eitzen  Augustus,  bookkeeper  Kahn,  Brod  &  Co.,  r. 

1618  Post 
Eizaga  Florencl"',  r.  339  Kearny 
Ek  John,  tailor,  r.  1  Church  PI 
Ekberg  Peter  G.,  patternmaker,  r.  7  Lawrence  PI 
Ekelund  Eric,  electrogilder,  9  Hardie  PI,  r.  1115  Clay 
Ekensteen  AuguBtus,  porter   Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Eklund  Charles,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Eklund  John,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Eklund  John  P.,  oyster  dealer,    ^0-32  S.  F.    Market,  r. 

638  Green 
Eklund  Sven  A.,  tailor,  r.  1025  Hampshire 
Ekman  William,  cook,  r.  206  Third 
Ekron  Johu,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
Ekstrom  Olof,  agent,  r.  ^V  s  Iowa,  bet   Mariposa   and 

Solano 
Elam  Robert  H.,  r.  831  O'Farrell 
Elberling  Louisa,  domestic  1014  Hampshire 
Elbert  E.,  bakery,  323  Fifth 
Elbert  John,  mining,  411 J^  California,  room  2,  r. 

1125  Jackson 
Elbra  John,   machinist   Risdon   I.   and  L.  Works,  r. 

Montgomery's  Hotel 
Elby  John,  dishwasher,  r.  5  Clara  Lane 
Elcho  Lodging  House,  I.  H.  Bass  proptr,  863 M  Market 
Elder  Alexander  (Steele.  Elder  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Elder  August,  cook,  r.  812  Green 
Elder  Brothers  (John  and  James)  fancy  dry  goods, 

317  Hayes 
Elder  Elva  R.  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Scott  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  2625  Sacramento 
Elder  George  W.,  teamster,  r.  1504  Turk 
Elder  James  (Elder  Brothers)  r.  New  York  City 
Elder  James  W'.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  513  Taylor 
Elder  J.  M.  &  Co.  (J.  M.   Elder)  fish   and  poultry,  237 

Sixth 
Elder  John  (Elder  Brothers)  r.  317  3^  Hayes 
Elder  John  M.  (J.  M.  Elder  &  Co.)  r.  944  Howard 
Elder  Joseph,  florist,  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Elder  Katie,  domestic  15U9  Larkin 
Elder  Nicholas,  carpenter,  r.  345^2  Third,  rear 
Elder  Robert  F.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

703  Shotwell 
Elder  Scott,  health  iusi)ector,  and  coal,  wood,  hay  and 

grain,  NE  cor  Hayes  and  Laguna,  r.  634  Hayes 
Elder  T.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  703  Shotwell 
Elder  William,  clerk  Asa  Fisk,  r.  703  Shotwell 
Elder  William  G.,  clerk  Taber,   Harker  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Elder  William  J.  (Elder  k  Dobbie)  r.  Alameda 
Elder  &  Dobbie  (W.  J.  Elder  and  J.B.  Dobbie)  plumb- 
ing,  gastitting  and  stoves,  600  Clay 
Eldora   Consolidated    Mining  Co.    (White  Pine   Co., 

Nev.)  A.  C.  Hammiind  secretary,  401  California 
El  Dorado  Fruit  Co.,  George  W.Frink  president, 

F.  B.  Wilde  secretary,  22  Montgomery 
El  Dorado  Hall,  734  Brannau 
El  Dorado  South   Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co..  Nev.)  D.  M. 

Kent  secretary.  330  Pine,  rooms  18-19 
El  Dorado  Water  and  Deep   Gravel   Mining  Co.   (El 

Dorado  Co.,  Cal.)    Robert  M.  Welch  secretary,  524 

Sacramento 
Eldracher  Peter,  miner,  r.  131  Seventh 
Eldred  Hannah  Mts.,  furnished  rooms,  523  Kearny 
Eldredue  Benjamin  G.,  groceries  and  dairy  produce, 

17  New  Metropolitan  Market,  t.  1318  Scott 
Eldredge  Ch.-irles,  calker,  r.  184  Jessie 
Eldredge  Herbert  N.,   clerk   B.   G.   Eldredge,  r.  1318 

Scott 
Eldredge  K.  C,  master  mariner,  r.  420  Dolores 
Eldredge  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  Wolff  &  Bodley  agents, 

26  New  Montgomery 
Eldredge  Zoeth  S.,  correspondent  Pacific  Bank,  r.2228 

Bush 
Eldridge  Charles  A.|  cooper,  r.  321  Pacific 
Eldridge  David,  r.  234  O'Farrell 
Eldridge  Edward  E.,  machiuist.  r.  8  Stockton  PI 
Eldridge   Ella   Miss,    actress   Winter    Garden,    r.    8 

Stockton  PI 
Eldridge  Harrison  L.,  clerk  NeviMe  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Eldridge  J,  O.   (Easton  *:  Eldridge)  r.  San  Rafael 
Eldridge  Joseph,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Eldridge  Joseph  B.,  paint.V.  r.  48  Oak 
Eldridge  Josejjh  R.,  laborer,  r.  Wool,  bet  Lincoln  and 

Cortland  Av,  B.  H. 


Eldridge  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  r.  8  Stockton  PI 

Eldridge  Oliver,  agent  New  York  Board  of  Ma- 
rine Dnderwriters,  318  California,  room  3,  r.  615 
Sutter 

Eldridge  Samuel,  cooper,  r.  321  Pacific 

Eldridge  Sylvester  A.,  local  agent  Union  Insurance 
Co.,  r.  Oakland- 

Eldridge  Thomas,  translator,  r.  513  Vallejo 

*?"Eldridge.     See  Eldredge 

Elebrok  George,  steerage  steward  P.  C.  8S.  Idaho,  r. 
1706  Masoa 

Electric  Pen  Writing  Co..  T.  W.  Page  manager,  318 
Pine,  room  29 

Electro-Magnetic  and  Hot  Air  Baths;  Dr.  Archibald 
M.  Sparrow  proptr,  304  Post 

Elevator  The  (weekly)  Philip  A.  Bell  editor  and  pro- 
prietor, 6103^  Battery 

Elfelt  A.  B.  «Sk  Co.  (Augustus  B.  and  Alfred  P.  El- 
felt,  Solomon  Goldsmith  and  Albert  A.  Levi, 
Portland  Or.)  and  importers  clothing  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  108-110  Sansome 

Elfelt  Alfred  P.  (A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.)  r.  1208  Sutter 

Elfelt  Augustus  B.  (A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 

Elfelt  Edward  S.,  r.  1'208  Sutter 

Elfelt  Joseph  (Code.  Elfelt  &  Co.)  r.  1208  Sutter 

Elford  Albert  E.,  r.  9185^  Folsom 

Elford  Alfred  B.,  salesman  Levinson  Bros.,  r.  920}^ 
FOlsom 

Elford  Alfred  T.,  patent  and  ordinary  blinds, 
sash,  doors,  etc.,  factory  241  King,  bet  Third  and 
Fourth,  r.  920!^  Folsom 

Elgass  Alexander,  secretary  Polish  Soc,  r.  1235  Mar- 
ket 

Elger  Wenzel,  cooper,  r.  127  Jackson 

Elias  Edward,  r.  740  Ellis 

Elias  Hugh.  r.  740  Ellis 

Elias  Israel,  clerk,  r.  1622  Powell 

Elias  Lippman,  special  policeman,  r.  1622  Powell 

Elias  Manus,  bookkeeper  Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co.,r. 
230  Kearny 

Elias  Michael,  mattressmaker,  r.  1622  Powell 

Elias  Morris,  clerk  Mrs.  Rosa  Elias,  r.  422  Third 

Elias  Rosa  Mrs.,  r.  403  Leavenworth 

Elias  Rosa  Mrs.,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  422  Third 

Eliassen  Martin,  cabinetmaker  Eugene  Hoey,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Eliasson  Adolph,  laborer,  r.  7>5  Liberty 

Eliboseth  Louis,  cook,  r.  3'27  Montgomery  Av 

Elikan  Camille,  laborer  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory 

Eliot  Insurance  Co.  (of  Boston)  Ed.  E.  Potter 
general  agent,  ofllce  415  California 

Eliot  Joseph  B.,  accountant  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  22 
Geary 

Elitch  John,  special  policeman,  r.  326  Mason 

Elite  Club,  728 J4  Howard 

ELITE  PHOTOGRAPHIC  STUDIO  ao„.., 

Robinson  i!te  Co.  proprietors,  838  Mar- 
ket 

Elite  Saloon,  WUUam  Schreiber  proprietor,  21 
Kearny 

Elk  Charles,  fireman  P.  M.  SS..Colima 

Elken  Alfred,  teamster,  517  Market,  r.  724  FuJton 

Elkin  Mrs.,  r.  915  Howard 

Elkiugton  James  E.,  shipping  clerk  Indianapolis 
Chair  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  14  Hubbard 

Elkiugton  Johu  W.,  engineer  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 
1011  Harrison 

Elko  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Elko  Co..  Nev.)  Hy- 
man  P.  Bush  secretary,  27  Merchants'  Exchange 

Ell  Nicholas,  r.  532  Ellis 

Ellard  Mary,  widow,  r.  123  Ridley 

EUard  Thomas,  packer,  r.  567  Bryant 

Ellard  William,  laborer,  r.  1412  Baker 

EUeau  Henry,  mnfg  jeweler,  diamond  setter  and  lapi- 
dary, 208  Sutter,  r.  .\lamcda 

EUefseu  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Ellegaard  C.  P.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sut- 
ter 

Ellen  Gowan  Mining  Co.  (Arizona)  Daniel  Buck  sec- 
retary, offl<.e  81  Nevada  Block 

EUenberger  Casiier,  porkpacker,  r.  225  Seventeenth 

EUenbrock  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Guerrero  and  Eigh- 
teenth 

Ellenheim  Julius,  stevedore,  r.  313  Bryant 

Ellerliorst  Henry  D.,  produce  commission,  117 
Drumm,  r.  1931  Pine 

EUerkamp  Benjamin,  teamster,  r.  32  Sixth 

Ellerkamp  Rudolph,  clerk  H.  J.  Hinck,  SE  cor  Ellis 
and  Polk 


MAHOGAM,  SPANISH  CEDAR,  PRIMAYERA 


JOHN    WICMORE, 

133  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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372 


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EUerson  Neils,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Ellery  Douglas,  steward  schr  Fanny  Gilmor,  r.  North 
Pacific  Hotel 

Ellery  George  W.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  2922 
Clay 

Ellery  William,  compositor,  r.  606  Clay 

Ellias  Charles  L.,  bartender,  r.  712  J$  Clementina 

Elligott  William,  teamster,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Ellenger  Samuel,  hostler,  r.  820  Mission 

Elliughouse  Alfred,  clerk,  r.  7-tO  Folsom 

EUiughouse  Bertha,  widow,  r.  749  Folsom 

Elliughouse  Edward  C,  compositor,  r.  749  Folsom 

EUinghouse  Emma,  teacher  music,  r.  749  Folsom 

Ellingsworlh  William,  brassfinisher,  r.  46  Tehama 

EUingwood  Isaac  H.,  freight  agent  Cal.  Steam  Navi- 
gation Co.,  r.  1113  Shotwell 

Ellin  wood  Cliarles  N.,  physician  and  surgeon 
German  Hospital,  and  professor  Medical  College 
of  the  Pacific,  office  715  Clay,  r.  1723  Pine 

Elliot  Augustus  G.,  salesman  A.M.Simpson  &  Bro- 
ther, r.  19  Sixth 

Elliot  Benjamin  Mrs.,  foundry  facings,  41  Fremont, 
r.  1126  Golden  Gate  Av 

Elliot  Charles,  city  superintendent  Spring  Valley 
W.  W.,  r.  44  Sixth 

Elliot  Charles  A.,  clerk  H.  C.  Elliot,  r.  136  Gough 

Elliot  Cliarles  E.,  mining  secretary,  4  S.  F.  Stock 
Exchange  Bldg,  r.  427  Golden  Gate  Av 

Elliot  Hemau  C,  teamster,  office  1  Howard,  r.  San 
Kafael 

Elliot  Mahlon  F.,  carpenter,  r.  417  Kearny 

Elliot  Mary,  nurse,  638  Folsom 

Elliot  S.  F.,  r.  1126  Shotwell 

Elliot  Washington,  office  4  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange 
Bldg,  r.  427  Golden  Gate  Av 

Elliot  William  H.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  r.  711 
California 

Elliot  W.  W.,  carpenter,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty- fourth  and 
Valencia 

Elliott  A.  F.,  r.  Lick  House 

Elliott  Alma  K.,  clerk  A.  Beretta,  r.  Presidio  Reserva- 
tion 

Elliott  Charles,  laborer,  r.  149  Dore,  rear 

Elliott  Charles,  paperhanger,  r.  245  Ritch 

Elliott  Charles  F. ,  salesman  Elliott  &  Co.,  r.  1  Martha 
PI 

Elliott  Edward,  porter,  r.  754  Mission 

Elliott  E.  J.  (Elliott  &  Co.)  r.  1120  Filbert.  Oakland 

Elliott  Ella  J.  Mrs.,  assistant  Hamilton  Grammar 
School,  r.  2202  Steiner 

Elliott  Ezekiel,  r.  770  Bryant 

Elliott  Frank,  teamster,  r.  229  Kearny 

Elliott  Frank  L.,  electrician  California  Electric  Gas 
Lighting  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Elliott  Frederick  A. ,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  967  Mis- 
sion 

Elliott  George,  mastermariner,  r.  12  Second  Av 

Elliott  Grace  Miss,  weaver,  r.  NE  cor  dates  and  Cres- 
cent Av,  B.  H. 

Elliott  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  1911  Dupont 

Elliott  Henry  A.  (Wadhams  &  Elliott)  r.  418  Sutter 

Elliott  James  T.,  dyer,  r.  NE  cor  Gates  and  Crescent 
Av,  b.  H. 

Elliott  J.  Frank,  teamster,  r.  Ill  Kearny 

Elliott  J.  G.,  salesman  Simpson  Brothers,  r.  Arcade 
House 

Elliott  John,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Gates  and  Crescent 
Av,  B.  H. 

Elliott  John,  salesman  Cluff  Bros.,  r.  1309  Stockton 

Elliott  John,  waiter,  r.  11  Bernard 

Elliott  John  P.,  laborer  S.  F.  Silk  Factory,  r.  NE  cor 
Gates  and  Crescent  Avs.  B.  H. 

Elliott  J.  V.  (Charles  W.  Weston  &  Co.)  r.  770  Bryant 

Elliott  Kate  Miss,  assistant  Girls'  High  School,  r.  710 
California 

Elliott  Mary  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Grammar 
School,  r.  136  Gough 

Elliott  Mary,  widow,  r.  309  Austin,  rear 

Blliott  M.  E.  L.  Miss,  r.  6  Eddy 

Elliott  R.,  laborer  Pae.  Rolling  Mills 

Elliott  Kay,  sawyer,  r.  770  Bryant 

Elliott  Richard  (Elliott  &  Gumming)  r.  211  Shotwell 

Elltott  Richard  C.,  house  decorator,  r.  245  Ritch 

Elliott  Robert,  r.  E  s  Folsom,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and 
Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 

Elliott  SallieF.  Miss,  dre.ssmaker,  r.  NE  cor  Gates 
and  Crescent  Av,  B.  H. 

Elliott  Sophie  T.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  318  Minna 

Elliott  Stephen,  clerk  Charles  Cox,  r.  413  Powell 

Elliott  T.  G.,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 


Elliott  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Elliott  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  E  s  Polk,  bet  Lombard 

and  Chestnut 
Elliott  Wallace  W.  (W.  W.  Elliott  i  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Elliott  Washington  L.,  secretary  Caborca  Mining  Co., 

220  Sansome,  rooms  1-2,  r.  1920  Franklin 
Elliott  William,  boilermaker.  r.  1911  Jessie 
Elliott  William,  patternmaker  William  T.  Garratt,  r. 

207  Minna 
Elliott  'William    G.,  general  agent  Commercial 
Fire  Insurance  Co.  of.  New  York  and  Allemannia 
Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg,  440  California,  r. 
1018  Hyde    ' 
Elliott  William  H.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 

1138  Howard 
Elliott  W.  W.  &  Co.  (Wallace  W.  Elliott  and  Edward 

Harnett)  lithograpers,  619  Montgomery 
Elliott  &  Co.  (E.  J.  Elliott)  dealer  foreign  and  do- 
mestic fruits  etc.,  509  Sansome 
Elliott  &  Cumming  (Richard    Elliott  and  R.  M.  Cum- 

miug)  stockbrokers,  324  Pine 
B^Elliutt.     See  Eliot  and  Elliot 

Ellis ,  upholsterer,  r.  218  Minna 

Ellis  Alfred  J.,  assistant  storekeeper,  warehouse  dept 

Custom  House,  r.  17  Oak 
Ellis  Alfred  T.  (M.  C.  EUis  &  Son)    r.  Tehama,  Cal. 
Ellis  Anna,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  603  Stockton 
Ellis  Benjamin,  r.  305  Golden  Gate  Av 
Ellis  Benjamin  F.,  contractor,  r.  SE  cor  Railroad  and 

Eighteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Ellis  C.  Mrs.  r.  501  Post 
Ellis  Charles,  clerk,  r.  2  Washington  Av 
ElUs  Charles,    conductor   Market    St.    RR.,  r.    1008 

Steiner' 
Ellis  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  620  Jones,  r.  16  Reed  PI 
Ellis  Charles  H.  M.,   salesman  George  B.  Knowles  & 

Son,  r.  2  Washington  Av 
Ellis  Charles  J.,  cashier  freight  dept  C.  P.  RR. ,  r.  2123 

California 
Ellis  Charles  L.  (Snyder  &  Co.)  r.  712  3^  Clementina 
Ellis  CM.,  widow,  r.  211  Ellis 
Ellis  Coe  C.  Miss,  assistant  Sou  h  S.  F.  School,  r.  SE 

cor  Eighteenth  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Ellis  Daniel,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Ellis  David  O.,  hostler  City  RR.,  r.  31  First  Av 
Ellis  Edgar,  marine  engineer,  r.  1022  Twentieth 
Ellis  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Sierra,  bet  Tennessee 

and  Kentucky 
Ellis  Edward  F.,  glazier,  r.  306  Beale 
Ellis  Eli,  cook,  r.  519  Bush 

Ellis  Felix  D.,  clerk  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  939  Howard 
Ellis  F.  L.,  commercial  agent,  r.  Lick  HouBe 
Ellis  Frank  H.,  clerk  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  Commer- 
cial Hotel 
Ellis  Franklin,  gasfltter  Gas  Consumers'  Assn,  r.  1022 

Twentieth 
Ellis  Frederick  P.,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  S8. 

Alex  Duncan,  r.  119  Fell 
Ellis  George,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Kentucky,  bet  Sierra  and 

Nevada 
Ellis  George,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  N  s  Si- 
erra, bet  Kentucky  and  Tennessee 
Ellis  George,  master  mariner,  t.  4  Vallejo  PI 
Ellis  George,  paper  boxmaker,  r.  17  Harrison  Av 
Ellis  George  H.,  machinist,  r.  924  Folsom 
Ellis   George  W.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and  Point 

LoboB  Avs 
Ellis  George  W.,  lithographer  Bosiiui   Engraving  and 

Printing  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Ellis  George  W.,  r^al  estate,  r.  648  Howard 
Ellis  H.,  merchant  (Phcenlx,  A.  T.)  r.  The  Windsor 
Ellis  H.  C,  miner,  r.  915  Bryant 
Ellis  Henry  C,  clerk  Ellis  &  Miller,  r.  Oakland 
Ellis  H.  H.  (Ellis  &  Miller)  r.  306  Lombard 
Ellis  James,  longshoreman,  r.  207  Folsom 
Ellis  James  J.,  pipefitter  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  1008 

Twenty-first 
Ellis  James  M.,  r.  The  Windsor   ' 
Ellis  John,  woodturner,  r.  2230  J^  Missljii 
Ellis  John  D.,  clerk   Madison  &  Burke,  r.  946  Howard 
Ellis  John  F., printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,r.  East  Oak- 
land 
Ellis  Jonathan  R.,  canvasser,  r.  415  Francisco 
Ellis  Margaret  M.,  widow,  r.  1010  Lombard 
Ellis   Marquis   E.,   clerk   Falkner,  Bell   &   Co.,  r.  828 

Nineteenth 
Ellis  Mary  Miss,  r.  221  Seventh 
Ellis  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  924  Folsom 

Ellis  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  bazaar,  2006 M  Mis- 
sion 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


JEWEL,RY    and    WATCHES 

I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASUINO  1VEI.1.  DONE  AT  VERY  1A*W  RATES. 

OFFICE.  648   9IARKET  STREET, 


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Ellis  M.  C.  &  Son  (Moses  C.  and  Alfred  T.)  propri- 
etors North  Star  Flouring  Mills,  Tehama,  Cal., 
office  232  California 
Ellis  M.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  115  Seventh 
Ellis  Michael,  laborer,  r.  573  Bryant 
Ellis  Minora  Miss,  r.  SE  cor  Railroad  and  Eighteenth 

AvB,  South  S.  F. 
Ellis  Moses  C.  (M.  C.  Ellis  &  Son)  r.  1801  Pierce,  cor 

Pine 
Ellis  M.  T.  Mrs.,  r.  115  Powell 
Ellis  Philip  A.,  clerk  David  Bush,  r.  306  Lombard 
Ellis  Raphael,  clerk  N.  Brown  &  Co.,  r.  305  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Ellis  Richard,  waiter,  r.  273  Minna 
Ellis  Robert,  grain  weigher,  r.  168  Tehama 
Ellis  Seely  (Flood  &  Ellis)  r.  373  Jessie 
Ellis  Stephen,  fisherman,  r.  225  Minna 
Ellis  Thomas  P.,  plumber,  r.  573  Bryant    . 
Ellis  Volney  E.,  butcher,  r.  12U  Howard 
Ellis  Willey  J.,  r.  1801  Pierce 
Ellis  William,  r.  220  Eddy 
Ellis  William,  engineer  Pac.    Scouring    Co.,    r.    915 

Bryant 
Ellis  William,  longshoreman,  r.  4-tl  Jessie 
Ellis  William,  painter,  r.  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Broadway 
Ellis  William,  seaman  schooner  Marie  Chevallier 
Ellis  «&  Miller  (H.  H.  Ellis  and  J.  W.  Miller),  hay 

and  grain ,  21-23  Spear 
Ellison  Charles,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.   Co.,  r.  318  Bran- 
nan,  rear 
Ellison  Emily,  widow,  r.  16  William 
Ellison  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  335  Tenth 
Ellison  John  J.,  r.  335  Tenth 
Ellison  Samuel,  longshoreman,    r.    S    b   Berry,    bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Ellison  William,    boatman    Meiggs'    Wharf,    r.    122 

Francisco 
Ellison  William  Jr.,   boatman  Meiggs'  Wharf,  r.  122 

Ersncisco 
Ellison  W.  J.,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Elliston  William,  waiter  The  Baldwin 
Ellon  Robert,  mining  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  47, 

r.  119  Turk 
Ellsworth  A.  M..  mining  superintendent,  r.  91  Ninth 
Ellsworth  Charles,  janitor  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1219  Mission 
Ellsworth  Frank,  gripman  Clay  St.  BR.,  r.  1613  Leav- 
enworth 
Ellsworth  Henry,  presuman,  r.  1226  Bush 
Ellsworth  Henry  G.,  first  lieutenant  V.    S.   Marine 

Corps,  r.  969  Mission 
Ellsworth  Henry   M.,    clerk     auditing    dept   Wells, 

Fargo  Jt  Go's  Express,  r.  Alameda 
Ellsworth  Henry  P.,  harnessmaker,  r.  1030  Howard 
Ellsworth  Timothy,  r.  39  South  Park 
Ellsworth  William,  brassmolder,  r.  66  Minna 
Ellsworth  William,  teamster,  r.  E  s  De  Haro,  bet  El 

Dorado  and  Center 
Ellrers  Otto,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Ellwood  F.  W.,  stairbuilder  Jesse    &   Drew,  r.   East 

Oakland  » 

Ellwood  Margaret,  widow,  r.  911  Harrison 
El  Madre   Quicksilver  Mining  Co.    (Napa  Co.,  Cal.) 

Abraham    Halsey     secretary,    328    Montgomery, 

room  7 
Elmer  Harrison,  clerk  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  27  Stan- 
ly PI 
Elmer  Mary  Miss,  r.  514  Leavenworth 
Elmer  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  314  Bush,  r. 

27  Stanly  PI 
Elmer  William  R.,  bill  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  314 

Bush 
Elmers  Nicholas,  clerk  Erzgraber  &   Oesting,  r.   cor 

Filbert  and  Montgomery  Av 
Elmers  Nicholas,    groceries    and    liquors,    NW    cor 

Powell  and  Greenwich,  r.  1821  Powell 
Elmore  Frank  O.,  carpenter,  r.  802  Howard 
Elmquest  Eiuil,  machinist,  r.  243  Tehama 
Elniquest  John,  machinist,  r.  243  Tehama 
Elmquest  Julius  R.,  patternmaker,  r.  423  Laguna 
Elms  Elisha,  painter,  r.  303  Davis 
Elms  John  D.,  attorney  at  law,  306  Pine,  r.  216;<5  Sixth 
Elms  John  J.,  carpet  layer,  r.  607  Stockton 
Eloesser  Arthur,  bookkeeper  H.   Heyneman  &  Co.,  r. 

138  Chestnut 
Eloesser  Hugo,  salesman  H.  Heynemann  k  Co.,  r.  2206 

Jones 
Eloesser  Leo,  book  and  job  printer,  and    secretary 

Eureka  Ben.  Soc.  and  Pac.  Hebrew  Orphan  Asy- 

lum  and  Home  Soc,  office  414  Clay,  r.  2206  Jones 


Elsasser  Charles  (Dietz  ,t  Elsasser) ,  r.  1119  Pierce 
Elsasser  Jonas,  bookkeeper  Wangenheim,  Sternheim 

&  Co.,  r.  925  Geary 
Elsbach  Albert,  clerk    Schoenholz    Bros.  &    Co.,    r. 

1913  Fillmore 
Elsbach  Herman  (Schoenholz  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  476 

Jessie 
Elsel  Charles,  r.  923  Union 

Elsing  Joseph,  baker  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416  Kearny 
Elstou  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  35  Moss 

Elton  Robert,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Nerv  York 
Elvin  Henry,   liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Main  and 

Bryant 
Elward  John,  blacksmith,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Fill- 
more 
El  well  Frank,  merchant  tailor,  315  Sutter 
Elwert  Beam  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  334  Eddy 
Elwert  Charles  P.,  druggist,  r.  334  Eddy 
I  Elwert  Henry,  pipefitter  American  Sugar  Refinery,  r. 
I  1222  Vallejo 

j  Elwood  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  37  Minna 
I  Elwood  Richard,  engineer,  r.  3  Rincon  Court,  rear 
Ely  Henry  H.,  surveyor,  r.  1223}^  Bush 
Ely  Minnie  Miss,  r.  32  Clementina 
Ely  Nicholas,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  32  Clem- 
entina 
Ely  Robert  H.,  traveling  salesman  Robert  Haight,  r. 

679  Harrison,  rear 
Ely  Wallace  A.,  physician  (homceopathic)  office  and  r. 

109  Powell 
Ely  William, laborer,  r.  32  Clementina 
Elzer  August,  cook,  r.  29  Drumm 
Elzner  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Emanuel  Abraham,  traveling  salesman,  r.  839  McAll- 
ister 
Emanuel  Aima,  widow,  r.  839  McAllister 
Emanuel  Church  of  the  Evangelical  Association,  Rev. 
F.  W.  Voeglin  pastor,  N  s  Jessie,  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh 
Emanuel  Edgar  v.,  canvasser,  r.  839  McAllister 
Emanuel  Emanuel   (L.  &  E.  Emanuel)  r.  1014  Van 

Ness  Av 
Emanuel  Gustave,  clerk  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  206 

Fifth 
Emanuel  Harris,  clothing,  433  Pacific 
Emanuel  li.  «&  E.  (Lewis  and  Emanuel)  manufac- 
turers,importers  and  dealers  furniture,  upholstery 
and  beddiug,  office  and  salesrooms,  319-321  Pine, 
factory  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 
Emanuel  Lewis  (L.  &  E.  Emanuel)  r.  316  Turk 
Emanuel  Samuel,  papercutter  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r. 

839  McAllister 
Emanuele  Francesco, Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Emarton  Edward,  restaurant  N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  San 

Rafael 
Emenegger  Francis,  milker  Henry  Francke,  r.  NW  cor 

Seventeenth  Av  and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Emeric  Joseph,  real  estate,  office  621  Sansome,  room 

1,  r.  1115  Geary 
Emerson  C.  H  ,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Emerson   Charles   H.,    clerk   supterintendent's  office 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r.  1530  Clay 
Emerson  Charles  M.,  clerk  Continental  Oil  and  Trans- 
portation Co.,  r.  1866  Stevenson 
Emerson  D.  W.,  boots  and  shoes,  2508  Mission 
Emerson  Edgar  W.,  law  student,  r.  1530  Clay 
Emerson  Elvira  Mrs.,  r.  170  3^  Silver 
Emerson  Eugene,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Emerson  Fred.,  waiter,  r.  213  Sixteenth 
Emerson  George  H.,  agent  Simpson  Bros.,  r.  1229  Mis- 
sion 
Emerson  George  R.,  engineer,  r.  135  Townsend 
Emerson  George  T.,    deputy    County    Clerk,   r.   1530 

Clay 
Emerson  George  W.,  stovemounter,  r.  502  Mason 
Emerson  Helen,  widow,  r.  312  Sixth 
Emerson  J.,  captain  bktn  Eureka 
Emerson  John  A.  (Drake  &  Emerson)  r.  514  Taylor 
Emerson  Lena,  widow,  r.  1323  Washington 
Emerson  Levi  G.,  carpenter,  r.  135  Townsend 
Emerson  Loring  G.,   captain  bktn   Fremont,   office 

416-418  Davis,  r.  302  O'Farrell 
Emerson  Oliver,  carpenter,  r.  1122  Vallejo,  rear 
Emerson  Phoebe  D.  Miss,  r.  25 M  Sixth 
Emer.suu  Richard,  musician,  r."720  Bryant 
Emerson  William,  manager  Emerson's  Standard  Thea- 
tre, 320  Bush,  r.  Russ  House 
Emerson  William,  teamster  Uixson,  Justi  &  Co. 
Emerson's  Standard  Theatre,  320  Bush 
Emerton  John  W.,  housepainter,  r.  3  Valencia 


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WINDOW  SHADES 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  FINE 

Wmdow  Slades  lorEesidences,  Stores,  Offices,  etc. 


G.W.CIARK&CO. 

645  Market  St. 


HI1V<<KI.KY    SPIERS  <6   HAYES,  FITI^TON  IRON  ^'ORKK,  213   Fremout  Street, 
Ma^ufacturerei  of  ROCK  BREAKERS,  RETORTS   and  ROASTINO  FVRXACES. 


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Emery  Eugene,  steamfitter  Charles  W.  Smith,  r.  cor 

Pine  and  Baker 
Emery  George,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles 
Emery  George  T.,  miner,  r.  2939  Clay 
Emery  Henry  T.,  clerk  Merchants'  Exchange  Assu,  r. 

4  Essex  PI 
Emei-y  Joseph  S.,  capitalist,  office   13-15   Fremont,  r. 

Oakland 
Emery  S.  S.,  contractor  and  builder,  423  Geary,  r.  806 

Van  Ness  Av 
Emery  Thatcher  G.,  r.  709  Van  >(ess  Ay 
Emery  William  E.,  salesman  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  142 

Silver 
Emery  William  H.,  car  starter   Geary  St.  KR.,  r.  1612 

Turk 
f&~  Emery.     See  Emory 
Emgarten  William,  maltster,  r.  28  Nevada 
Emhoff  Balz,  milker  Rnhland  Bros.,  r.  N  s  Point  Lo- 

bos  Av,  but  Thirty-second  and  Thirty-third  Avs 
Emhoff  Frank,  milk  ranch,  cor  Devisadero  and  Chest- 
nut 
Emhoff  John,  milker,  r.   Old  San  Jose  Buad,  nr  In- 
dustrial School 
Emhoff  Nicholas,  milker,  r.  France  Av,  nr  Mission 
Emick  C.  D.,  carpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 
Emig  Henry,  baker  William  Weston,  r.  8  Antonio 
Emig  Henry  S. ,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
.  Emmal  Joseph  B.,  real  estate,  r.  612  Jones 
Emmal  Joseph  B.  Jr.,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  612 

Jones 
Emmal  William  B.,  clerk  Painter  &  Vreeland,  r.  612 

Jones 
Emme  Louis,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Hampshire,  bet  Solano 

and  Butte 
Emmel  K.,  drayman,  r.  236  Clara 

Emmery  Rebecca  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1  Central  PI 
Emmery  Thomas,  calker,  r.  1  Central  PI 
Emmet  C.  Temple,  attorney  at  law,  224  Sansome, 

r.  Marin  Co. 
Emmet  Daniel,  packer  E.  T.  Anthony  &  Co.,  r.  569 

Mission 
Emmett  Charles,  tinsmith,  r.  427  Stevenson 
Emmett  Edward  G.,  traveling  salesman,  r.  Occidental 

Hotel 
Emmett  Everly  B.,  car  conductor,  r.  829  Folsom 
Emmett  George,  r.  2405  Mission  . 
Emmett  John,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  2726 

Folsom 
Emmons  Elmer  S.,  assistant  receiver  Spring  Valley 

W.W.,  r.  937  Twenty-first 
Emmons  George  W.  (Reno  &  Emmons  and  Bancroft  & 

Emmons)  r.  937  Twenty-first 
Emmons  Idella  C.  Miss,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  937  Twenty-first 
Emmons  M.,  widow,  r.  937  Twenty-first 
Emmons  Thomas,  coalpasser  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  171 

Minna 
Emmons  W.  H.,  printer,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Emmrich  Ernest,  teacher  penmanship  and  drawing,  r. 

1013  Lyon 
Emohl  Frank,  proptr  West-Bnd  Tannery.  E  8  Little, 

nr  Onondaga  Av 
Emory  Mary  L.  Mrs.,  r.  461  Jessie 
Emory  Thomas,  Ship  Calkers  Assn,  44  Spear 
Empey  Charles,  sausage  factory,  10  34  Stevenson,  r.  15 

Rincon  PI 
Empey   Charles  Jr.,  foreman  Charles   Empey,  r.   15 

Rincon  PI 
Empey  Walter  L.,  teamster,  r.  15  Rincon  PI 
Empey  William  F.,  butcher,  r.  839  Hayes 
Empire  Bre-»very,    John   Harrold  proprietor,  420 

Chestnut,  office  and  depot,  179  Jessie 
Empire   Coal  Mine  and  Railroad   (Mt.  Diablo)    Mor 

tiiner  W.  Belshaw  manager,  office  402  Front 
Empire  Foiiiidry  itiid  Macliine  'Works,  Sav- 
age &  Suns  proprietors,  135-145  Fremont 
Empire  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Tulare  Co.)  J.T. 

McGeoghegau  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  13 
Empire  House,  Warncko  &  Griffiths  proptrs,    SE  cor 

Sixth  Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Empire  LiO(lgiii$;s,  Benjamin  B.Smith  manager, 

636  Commercial 
Empire  Matcli  Factory,  Hofen  &  Co.  agents,  412 

Clay 
Empire  Steam  Coffee  unci  Spice  Millg,  Hofen 

&  Co.  proprietors,  412  Clay 
Emptage  John  F.',  longshoreman,  r.  102  Freelon 
Emrick  William  J.,  machinist  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 

507  Sixth 
Ems  Benjamin,  whltewasher,  r.  605  Broadway 


Emslie  Charles,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  226 

Third 
Emslie  Francis  G.  P.,  blacksmith,  r.  268  Minna 
Enberg  Charles,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 
Enborn  Emanuel,  cabinetmaker,  r.  429  Bush 
Enciso  Cesaria,  widow,  r.  442  Green 
Enciso  Pedro,  restaurant  keeper,  r.  1028  Market 
Enck  Charles,  barber,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Endelkofer  Max,  cleaner  and  polisher,  r.  815  Post 
Euemark   Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Clipper,  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Enes  George,  master  waterboat  Minnehaha 
Enfeld  T.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
En^dahl  Nils,  tuilor,  r.  1031  Hampshire 
Enge  Herman,  r.  Hotel  Rhe:n 
Eugebretsen   Christian,  cooper  Norton  &  Madsen,  r. 

West  Berkeley 
Engel  Charles  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  252  Perry 
Engel  Frederick,  butcher,  967  Mission 
Engel  George  N.,  boatman  Clay  St.  Wharf,  r.  1128 

Union 
Engel   Henry  G.,  boatman  Clay  St.  Wharf,  r.  1128 

Union 
Engel  John,  boatman  Clay  St.  Wharf,  r.  1128  Union 
Engel  Nicolaus,  cooper,  r.  421^  Filbert 
Engel  Rudolph,  butler,  1913  Clay 
»?"£ngel.     See  Engle 

Eng-elberg  Eniil  A.,  German  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 416  Kearny,  r.  418  Kearny 
Engelberg  Emil  A.  Jr.,   shipping   clerk   Tillmann  & 

Bendel,  r.  418  Kearny 
Engelbert  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and 

Eighth 
Engelbert  P.  H.,   cigars    and    tobacco,  4  Fourth,    r. 

320  Jessie 
Engelbrecht  Edward,  clerk   Engelbrecht,  Fox  &  Co., 

r.  603  Eddy 
Engelbreclit,  Fox  Si  Co.  (Herman  Engelbrecht 
and  Otto  Fox)  importers,  manufacturers  and  job- 
bers cigars  and  tobacco,  312-314  Front 
Engelbrecht  Herman  (Engelbrecht,  Fox  &  Co.)  r.  603 

Eddy 
Engelbrecht  Herman  A.,  salesman  Engelbrecht,  Fox 

&  Co.,  r.  603  E  dy 
Engelbrecht  William  E.,  clerk  Engelbrecht,  Fox  & 

Co.,  r.  603  Eddy 
Engelhard  John,  baker,  r.  974 Harrison,  rear 
Engelhardt  Bernhard,  laborer,  r.  506  Ninth 
Eugelhardt  Charles,  nurse  German  Hospital 
Engelhardt  Frederick,  compositor,  r.  403  Broadway 
Engelhardt  George,  cooper,  r.  926  Bryant 
Engelhardt  Henrietta  D.,  widow,  r.  W  8  First  Av,  bet 

Point  Lobos  Av  and  A 
Engelhardt  John  B.,  fringemaker,  r.  W  s  First  Av,  bet 

Point  Lobos  Av  and  A 
Engelhardt  William,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine,  r.  309  Green 
Engelke  August,  Rig.  and  Stev. Union,  806  Montgomery 
Engelke   Charles   H.,  agent   S.  F.  Abend  Post,  r.  1409 

Church 
Engelke  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Mission 
Engelken  Harriet  Mrs.  (Engelken  &  Johnston)  r.  7 

Montgomery  Av 
Engelken  &   Johnston   (Mrs.  Harriet  Engelken  and 
Mrs.  Anise  Johnston)  coffee  saloon,  618  Washing- 
ton 
Engellendt  John,  bottler  Jacob  Denzler,  r.  5  Cedar  Av 
Engelmaun   K.  W.,  S.  F.  Musical  Fund   Soc,  NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Kearny 
Engelund  Jergen  P.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and 

Eighth 
Engemann  Herman,  cigars  and  tobacco,  251  Third 
Engemuudsen  P.,   Master  Mariners'   Ben.  Assn.,  413 

Sutter 
Engert  G.,  laborer,  r.  512  Fourth 
Engestrom  Fritz,  laborer,  r.  2  Adelaide  PI 
Engine  Co.  No,  1,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  419  Pacific 
Engine  Co.  No.  3,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  412  Bush 
Engine  Co.  No.  3,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  S  s  California, 

bet  Luavenwoith  and  Hyde 
Engine  Co.  No.  4,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  144  Second 
Engine  Co.  No.  5,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  1219  Stockton 
Engine  Co.  No.   6,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  311  Sixth 
Engine  Co.  No.  7,   S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  NW  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Second  Av 
Engine  Co.  No, 8,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  1616  Pacific  Av 
Engine  Co.  No.  9,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  320  Main 
Engine  Co.   No.  1 0,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  516  Bryant, 
bet  Third  and  Fourth 


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IMPORTKR    OF  AND  DEALER    IN  ALL  KINDS  OF  F0RE:1GN 
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Eng^ine   Co.    No.    11,   S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  N   8  Four- 
teenth Av,  bet  Bailroad  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Eni^iie  Co.  No.  13,  S.  F.  Fire  Dept,  101  Commer- 
cial 
Euginger  Joseph,   maiyiger  Victor  Enginger,  r.    1016 

Market 
Enginger  Victor,  lodgings,  1016  Market 
England  William,  druggist,  r.  210  Twenty-second 
Englauder  Aaron  (M.  Englander  &  Sou)  r.  807  Frank- 
lin 
Englander    Abraham    M.,    gents'   furnishing   goods, 

•21\)  Third 
Englander  Edward,  scene  painter,  r.  253  Minna 
Englander  Frank  E.,  musician,  r.  1525J<i  Market 
Englander  Leopold,  attorney  at  law,  630  Clay,  r.  726 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Englander  M.  &   Son  (Max  and  Aaron)  draymen,  NE 

cor  Pine  and  Battery 
Englander  Max  (M.  Englander  &  Son)  r.  807  Franklin 
Eugle  Casper,  laborer,  r.  Potreno  Av,  bet  Seventeenth 

and  Eighteenth 
Engle  Jacob  A.,  teamster,  r.  2414  California 
Engle  Jacob  P.  (Eagle  &  Son)  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Lombard 
Engle  Moses,  foreman  Baldwin  Stables 
Engle  Nelson  B.,carriagemaker  Larking  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Engle  Volney  (Engle  &  Harper)  r.  130  O'Farrell 
Engle  Walter  J.  (Engle  i^  Son)  r.  NEcor  Fillmore  and 

Lombard 
Eiig:le  &  Harper  (Volney  Engle  and  Thomas  Har- 
per) groceries   and  liquors,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  aud 
Powell 
Engle    «&    Son   (Jacob  P.  and  Walter  J.)   dealers 
lumber  and  wood,  SE  cor  Fillmore  and  Francisco 
8^  Eugle.     See  Engel 

Engler  Auguste,  expressman,  r.  306  O'Farrell 
Engler  Benedict,  sausage  factory,  227  Fourth 
Engler  German,  bakery,  409  Union 
Engler  Johanna,  widow,  r.  464  Minna 
English  A.  F.  Miss,  r.  125  Fell 
English  Alice,  widow,  r.  1601  Bush 
English  Benjamin  F.,  salesman,  r.  900  Shotwell 
English   C.   Frederick,   teamster  John  F.  English,  r. 

9U0  Shotwell 
English  Edward,  r.  1  Fifth 
English  Edward,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Franklin 
English  Edward,  driver  Mission  8t.  RR.,  r.  1601  Bush 
English  Frank,  showman,  r.  529  Sacramento 
English  Harriet  C,  widow,  r.  125  Fell 
English  James,  clerk  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r.  1601  Bush 
English  James,  springmaker  Cal.  Spring  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

422  Fulton 
Enc'lisU  James  Wise,  real  estate  agent,  r.  SW  cor 

Folsom  and  Twentieth 
English  Jerome  (English  &  Lynch)  r.  125  Fell 
English  John,  laborer,  r.  9i<i  Oak  Grove  Av 
English  John,  longshoreman,  r.  9M  Oak  Grove  Av 
Englisli  •Tolin  F. ,  produce  commission  merchant 
and  dealer  California  and  Oregon  produce,  313-315 
Davis,  r.  2650  Harrison 
English  Joseph,  r.  7  Mason 
English  Leland  G.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merill  &  Stetson, 

r.  213  Geary 
English  Melzar  F.,  clerk  John  F.  English,  r.  900  Shot- 
well 
English  Nathaniel  F.,  r.  900  Shotwell 
English  Nathaniel  F.  Jr.,  salesman  John  F.  English, 

r.  217  Sixth 
English  Rebecca  F.  Miss,  assistant  Fairmouut  Prima- 
ry School,  r.  900  Shotwell 
English  Robert,  plumber,  r.  863  Mission 
English   Thomas,  millhand  Jason,  Si)riuger  &  Co.,  r. 

730  Folsom 
English  William,  clerk,  r.  1601  Bush 
English  William,  upholsterer,  r.  4  Dale  PI 
English  William  1).  (English  &  Wright)  r.  Oakland 
Englisli  William  P.,  carpet  layer,  r.  10  Dale  PI 
English  &  Lynch  (Jerome  English  and  Peter  Lynch) 

horseshocrs,  1228  Mission 
English    iSi    Wriglit  (William  D.  English  aud  G. 
B.  Wright)  agents  California  Vlgorit  Powder  Co., 
327  Pint 
Engman  Charles,  painter,  r.  10is;<i  Turk 
Engstrom  Olif,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Engwer  William  A.  (AltaSoap  Co.)  r.  820  Lombard 
Engwer  William  A.  Jr.,  clerk  Alta  Soap  Co.,  r.  820 

Lombard 
Enkemannn  George,  baker,  r.  634  Pacific 


Enkle  Abraham,  barber,  r.  108  Eddy 
Enkle  Charles,  clerk  Golden  Rule  Bazaar,  r.  108  Eddy 
Eukle  Herman,  sherifi's  keeper,  r.  108  Eddy 
Enkle  Morris,  expressman,  r.  108  Eddy 
Ennen  Henry, seaman  O.K.  and  N.  SS.  City  of   Ches- 
ter 
Ennis  Abram,  opium  stamper  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Store, 

r.  103  Perry 
Ennis  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  912  Lyon 
Ennis  Catherine,  bakery,  1905  Geary 
Ennis  Catherine,  widow,  r.  855  Folsom 
Ennis  George,  captain  tugboat  JStna,  r.  Oakland 
Ennis  James,  boxmaker,  r.  855  Folsom 
Ennis  John,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  640  Howard 
Ennis  Lawrence  H.,  sboetitter,  r.  1021  Caijp 
Ennis  Nicholas  E.,  hackman  Plaza,  r.  1712  Ellis 
Ennis  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  855  Folsom 
Ennis  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  169  Silver 
Ennis  Richard,  teamster,  r.  11221^  Larkiu 
Ennis  William  H.,  surveyor,  r.  1512  Bush 
Ennor  Pellew  L.,  clerk  J.  Sennett  &  Co.,  r.  S  s  Fran- 
cisco, bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Ennor  Thomas  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2  Carlos  PI 
Eno  Frank,  attorney  at  law,  528  California,  room 

1,  r.  409  Ellis 
Enos  Abraham  T.,  laborer,  r.  2725  Howard 
Enos  Antone,  cabinetmaker  F.  S.  Chadbourne  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Enos  Clara,  widow,  r.  21  Ohio 
Enos  Frank,  night  watchman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Amador, 

r.  East  Oakland 
Enos  G.  H.,  Mastur  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Enos  Jose,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Enos   Joseph,   finisher   F.   S.   Chadbourne   &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Enos  John  S.,  attorney  at  law,  20  Montgomery  Block, 

r.  218  Stockton 
Enos  Joseph,  longshoreman,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
Enos  Joseph  L,,  liquor  saloon,  117  Jackson 
Enos  Joseph  R.,  milkdealer.  r.  S  s  Lombard,  nr  Kearny 
Enquist  Alfred,  seaman,  r.  '20  Folsom 
Enquist  Alfred  A.,  notary  public,  436  Montgomery,  r, 

2208  Larkin 
Enquist  Alfred  J.,  printer,  r.  2208  Larkin 
Enrico  Leonardino,  drayman,  r.  515  Union,  rear 
Euright  Annie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  323  Tehama 
Enrlght  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  226  Ritch,  rear 
Euright  Cornelius,  liquor  saloon,  413  Pine,  r.  6  Wil- 
low Av 
Euright  Edward  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  226  Fifth 
Euright  John,  calker,  r.  3  Minna 
Euright  John,  hostler,  r.  6  Ewer  PI 
Euright  John,  laborer  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  N  s  Santa 

Rosa  Av,  bet  Collins  and  Ferrie 
Enrlght  John,  liquor  saloon.  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Shipley 
Enright  John,  shipcalker,  r.  1206 )<;  Union 
Enrlght  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  323  Tehama 
Enrlght  Margaret,  widow,  r.  115  Ash  Av 
Enright  Mary  Miss,  r.  4.59  Minna 
Euright  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  1131  Howard 
Enright  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Main 

and  Folsom 
Enright  Patrick,  painter,  r.  123  Tehama 
Enright  Peter,  laborer,  r.  21 M  Garden 
Enright  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  200  Seventh 
Enright  William  (Euright  &  Co.)  r.  314  Minna 
Enright  William,  clerk  Kosenbaum  &  Co. 
Enright  &  Co.  (William  Enright)  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  39  Sutter 
Ensbury  William,  bartender  Adam   &   Klbbe,  r.  672 

Natoma 
Eusign  Samuel,  watchman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  E  s 

Illinois,  bet  Shasta  aud  Napa 
Ensign  William  F.,  locksmith,  27  Leideadorfif,  r.  127 

Montgomery 
Ensiguer  Charles,  pianomaker,  r.  South  Park  House 
Eutelmann  Henry  J.  D.,  clerk    DbvIs    Bros.,   r.   1804 

Post 
Eutelmann  John  D.,  painter,  r.  1804  Post 
Enterprise  P.rowery  Hnd*Malt  House,  F.  Hillebrandt  & 
Co.  projitrs,  2015-2019  Folsom 

ENTERPRISE  MILL  AND  BUILDING  CO. 

D.  A.  Mactlonald  preMiclcnl,  K.  S.  Fal- 
coner secretary,  AV.  M.  Miller  superin- 
tendent, /il7-^^5  Spear 

Enterprise  Mill  aud  Jlining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,Nev.) 
James  L.  Fields  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  20 

Enterprise  Mining  and  Irrigating  Co.  (Eureka  Co., 
Nev. I  419  California,  room  2<'> 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


JOHN  WeCiVIORE,  Office    133  Rpeai  Lt. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spcar  St.,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PIIOTOOItAPHEK.   820  ^UIKKET  IKT. 

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EHTERPRISE  STRAW  WORKS,  f. 


A.Hal- 


sey  proprietor,  813  Mission 

Entzminf^er    Miihel    (Arnold    it    Entzminger)    r.  cor 

Tweutj'-nintb  and  Church 
Eoflf  Alfred,  correspondent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Bank, 

r.  614  Sutter 
Eoff  James  L.,  proptr  St.  Julien  Saloon,  NW  cor  Sixth 

Av  and  D 
Ephraim  A.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  360  Minna 
Ephraim  Benjamin,  varnlsher,  r.  9823.^  Harrison 
Ephraim  E.  E.  (Harris  &  Ephraim)   and  attorney  at 

law,  426  California,  room  4,  r.  15  Taylor 
Ephraim  Jeanette   Miss,  assistant    Tehama    Primary 

School,  r.  360  Minna 
Ephraim  Magnus  J.,  salesman  I.  Abrams,  r.  2.5  Harriet 
Ephraim  Moses,  clerk  John  H.  Sievers,  r.  360  Minna 
Ephraim  Rachel,  •widow,  r.  25  Harriet 
Ephraim  Sarah  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  360  Minna 
Epineux  Pierre,  tailor  St.  Mary's  College 
Eplejr  Harriet  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1240  Howard 
Epp  (jotthard,  waiter,  r.  518  Mission 
Eppersen  H.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Epperson  J.  C,  physician,  319  Bush,  r.  1632  Howard 
Eppinger  Herman  (Eppinger  &  Co.)  r.  Dixon,  Solano 

Co. 
Eppinger  Jacob  (Eppinger  &  Co.)  r.  1010  Post 
Eppinger  John,  barber,  15.59  Market 
Eppinger  &  Co.  (Jacob  and  Herman  Eppinger,  and 

Bernard    Ettlinger)  commission    merchants,    316 

California 

Eppler ,  gardener,  r.  Coso  House 

Eppler  Andreas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  528  Bush,  r.  911 

Sacramento 
Epps  Charles,  expressman,  r.  18  Glover 
Epps  George,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  444  Brannan 
Eppstein  H.,  clerk,  r.  ,502  Bush 
Eppstein  Samuel,  r.  1507  Scott 
l^'"Eppstein.     See  Epstein 
Epson  Federico,  proptr  and  editor  La  Sociedad,  r.  NE 

cor  Dupont  and  Vallejo 
Epson  J.  P.,  carpenter,  r.  750  Mission 
Epstein  Emanuel  (Rehfisch,  Mattin  &  Co.)  r.   29 

Dupont 
Epstein  Henry  (Arpad  Haraszthy   &  Co.)    r.  1324 

Sutter 
Epstein  Robert  (M.  Clayburgh  &  Co.)  r- Alameda 
Epstein  Simon,  r.  335  Eddy 
6^  Epstein.     See  Eppstein 
Epstrup    Nicholas,   machinist    Richmann   Drill  and 

Compressor  Co.,  r.  531  Mission 
Epting  Henry  (Laplace  &  Epting)  r.  405  O'Farrell 
Epting  Henry  Jr..  lithographer,  r.  713^  Minna 
Epting  Nicholas,  woodcarver,  r.  7133^  Minna 
Equalization  Board  of,    new  City  Hall,  second 

floor 
Equator  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nev.)   William 

Willis  secretary,  29  Nevada  Block 
Equi  John  (John  Equi  &  Co.)  r.  919  Larkiu 
Equi  John  k  Co.  (John  Equi  and  Paola  Galli)  dealers 

fr\iit  and  produce,  919  Larkin 
Equitall>le  liife  Assurance  Society  (New  York) 

William    D.    Garland    general   agent,   George  L. 

North  cashier,  office  240  Montgomery,  rooms  1-2 
Eragdorn  Thomas,  cook,  i .  767  Folsom 
Erasmy  John,  dairyman,  S  s  Jackson,  bet  Maple  and 

Spruce 
Erb  Abram,  clerk,  r.  23  Harriet 
Erb  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  8  Boardman  PI 
Erb  Emanuel,  clothing,  244  Sixth,  r.  23  Harriet 
Erb  Epliraini,  necktie  mufr,  r.  23  Harriet 
Erb  Isadore,  bookkeeper,  r.  23  Harriet 
Erb  Lena  Miss,  r.  23  Harriet 
Erb  Minnie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r..23  Harriet 
Erbe  Adam,  barber,  5  Stockton,  r.  427  Tehama 
Erben   William   C,   groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor 

Fourth  and  Clementina,  and  extramau  Engine  No. 

10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  143  Silver 
Ercnlanum  Peter,  waiter,  r.  749  Folsom 
Erdin  Theodore,  cabiuetmak^,  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

Twonty-ninth 
Erdman  Andrew,  teamster,  r.  927  Market 
Erdman  Henry,  bookkeeper    H.  Levi  &  Co.,  r.   2Syi 

Kearny 
Erdman  Lewis,  dockhand  C.  P.  RR.  Co's  Wharf,  r.  2 

WaPhington 
Erdniann  Ltidwig,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Ereton  Charles,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Erhardt  Charles,  galvanized  ironworker,  r.  609  Na- 

toma 


Erich  Carrie  C,  dressmaker,  r.  703  Post 

Erich  George,  ferry-boathand,  r.  2  Washington 

Ericksen  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry    . 

Ericksen  Dagmar  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  2614  Sutter 

Ericksen  George,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Ericksen  Henry,  laborer,  r.  207  Montgomery  Av 

Ericksen  Herman,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Ericksen  Johan,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Erickson  Adolph,  cooper,  r.  18  M  Washington 

Erickson  Anna,  domestic  SW  cor  Union  and  Pierce 

Erickson  Annie  M.,  widow,  r.  225  Leavenworth 

Erickson  Augusta,  widow,  r.  43  Natoma 

Erickson  Caslmir,  laborer,  and  boarding  and  lodging, 

W  s  Iowa,  bet  Humboldt  and  Nevada 
Erickson  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  735  Brannan 
Erickson  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  1317  Sajisome 
Erickson  Emilie  Miss,  r.  225  Leavenworth 
Erickson  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  324  Vallejo 
Erickson  Henry,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  S8.  Oregon 
Erickson  Jacob  W.,  seaman,  r.  129  Folsom 
Erickson  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  10  Vandewater 
Erickson  John  J.,  shipcarpenter.  r.  10  Vandewater 
Erickson  Katherine  Mrs.,  r.  724  Brannan 
Erickson  Lucia,  teacher  music,  r.  1712  Laguna 
Erickson  Niels,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Erickson  Peter,  r.  18  Creek  Lane 
Erickson  Peter  E.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  500  Kearny,  r. 

243  Tehama 
Erickson  Swen  (Erickson  &  Johnson)  r.   St.  George 

Hotel 
Erickson  Thomas  G.,  canner,  r.  225  LeavenwortH 
Erickson  &  (Johnson  (Swen  Erickson  and  Peter  A.  John- 
son) liquor  saloon,  812  Kearny 
Ericson  E.  P.,  cook,  r.  531  East 
Ericson  Johan,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Ericson  Olof,  billard  tablemaker,  r.  17  Bryant  Av 
K^Ericson.     See  Erickson  and  Errickson 
Erie  House,  Stephen  H.  Morse  proptr,  317  Third 
Erie  Mining  Co.  (Nevada, Co.,  Cal.)office  320  Sansome, 

room  16 
Erikson  A.  T.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  Nfw  Montgomery 
Erikson  H.  F.,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  14113^  Buch- 
anan 
Erksen  Mary,  domestic  258  First 
Erlach  Arnold  Dea,  draftsman,  r.  1109  Twentieth 
Erlandsen   Andrew,   machinist  Will  &  Finck,  r.  769 

Market 
Erlanger   Herman    (Erlanger  k   Galinger)    and  grain 
and  merchandise  broker,  NE  cor   Front  and  Clay, 
r.  2218  California 
Erlanger  k  Galinger,  merchants  (Rio  Vista)  office  NE 

cor  Front  and  Clay 
Erie  Mary,  widow,  r.  219  Hayes 
Erlenbach  Marx,  bookkeeper  S.  P.   Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory,  r.  1802  Van  Ness  Av 
Erlenbach  Sigmund,  clerk  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  1802  Van  Ness  Av 
Erlenwein  Caroline  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1709  Market 
Erlenweiu  John,  bartender   Simon   Schleweck,  r.  826 

Broadway 
Erlin  Gustave,  cabinetmaker,  r.  949  Folsom 
Ermann  John,  baker,  r.  NW  cor  Eve  and  San  Bruno 

Koad 
Ermath  Philip,  stevedore,  r.  724  Mission 
Ernest  C,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Ernest  Edward,  tailor,  r.  902  Kearny 
Ernest  Sebastian,  watchman,  r.  1023  Clay 
Ernst  Adolf,  jeweler,  r.  627  Post 
Ernst  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  Prescott  House 
Ernst  August,  cooper,  r.  1904  Mason 
Ernst  Henry  (Hoflmann  &  Ernst)  r.  1008  Jackson 
Ernst  Hermann,  cashier  L.  Feldmann  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Ernst  James,  carpenter,  r.  640  Filbert 
Ernst  Otto,  tanner,  r.  1328  Columbia 
Ernst  Peter,  shoemaker,  E  s  Mission,   bet  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Thirtieth 
Ernst  William  G.  (Hastedt   &  Ernst)  r.  NE  cor   Clay 

and  Stockton 
l8^"Ernst.    See  Earnest  and  Ernest 
Erquiaga  Benita  L.,  furnished  rooms,  1231  Stockton 
Erratto  Louis,  laborer,  r.  1  Margaret  PI 
Errickson  Charlotte,  domestic  569  Harrison 
Errickson  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Errickson  John,  shipcarpenter,  and  proptr  marine 

.  ways.  Fifth  Av,  bet  H  and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Errif kson  Oscar,  cabinetmaker,  r.  164  Silver 
Errickson  Peter,  dyer.  r.  704  3^  Mission 
Errickson  Rasmus  P.,  dyer,  r.  704  34  Mission 
O-Errickson.    See  Erickson  and  Ericson 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN&  CO. 


Manufacturers  of  fine  JEWELRY  and  DIAMOND  Work 
I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


OICDERS  FOB  WASIIINO   PROMPTI.V  ATTENWED  TO 
OFFICE,  «48  HAKKET  STREET. 


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Erekine  John  B.,  messenger  George  T.  Coulter,  r.  1206 
Powell 

Erskine  John  B.  Jr.,  porter,  r.  12Q6  Powell 

Erskine  Melville  C,  captain  stnir  St.  Paul,  office  310 
Sansome,  r.  707  Shotwell 

Erskine  Oakes  R.,  policeman,  r.  1307  Stockton 

Erskine  W.  \V.,  salesman  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  707 
Shotwell 

Ertola  Agostino,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Ertola  Andrew,  macbinist,  r.  1513  Dupont 

Ertola  Biaggo,  machinist,  1508  Dupont 

Ertz  A.  (Ertz  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Ertz  &  Co.  (A.  Ertz  and  F.  Brendel)  solar  printers,  736 
Market 

Ervin  Daniel,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  ii  Spear 

Ervin  Henry  J.,  shipbuilder,  SE  cor  Fifth  Av  and  K, 
South  8.  F. 

Ervin  James,  laborer,  r.  637  Stevenson 

Ervin  Thomas,  molder,  r.  56  Tehama 

Ervin  William  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  Ill  Wildey 

Ervin  William,  laborer,  r.  637  Stevenson 

Eiwin  John,  manager  Waldo  Lodging  House,  733  Mar- 
ket 

Erwin  Lucille  Miss,  nurse,  r.  217  Third 

Erwin  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  246  Fourth 

Erwin  Philip,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Bt^Erwin.     See  Irvin,  Irvine  and  Irwin 

Erych  George,  dockhand  C.  P.  RR.  Go's  Wharf,  r.  2 
Washington 

Erzgraber  Adolph  W.  T.  (Erzgraber  &  Oesting)  r.  707 
Greenwich 

Erzgraber  C.  &  Co.  (Charles  O.  Erzgraber  and 
Edgar  W.  Briggs)  cigars  and  tobacco,  646  Market 

Erzgraber  Charles  O.  (C.  Erzgraber  &  Co.)  r.  Pr^scott 
House 

Erzgraber  Kate,  widow,  r.  439  Golden  Gate  Av 

Erzgraber  Robert,  watchman  Newbauer  &  Co.,  r.  Ten- 
nessee, nr  Santa  Clara 

Erzgraber  &  Oesting  (Adolph  Erzgraber  and  William 
Oesting)  delicacfes,  27  and  108  California   Market 

£sberg',  Bachmaii  «&  Co.  (Mendel  Esberg,  Simon 
Bachman  and  Julius  Ehrmann)  manufacturers 
and  wholesale  dealers  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor 
Battery  and  California 

Esberg  Mendel  (Esberg,  Bachman  k  Co.)    r.  1230  Post 

Esby  John,  tailor,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Escaig  Fraugois,  knifegrinder,  r.  710  Lombard 

Escaig  Jacques,  cutler,  524  Commercial,  r.  710  Lom- 
bard 

Escamille  Ignacio,  saloon  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of 
California,  r.  1125  Stockton 

Esche  Otto,  secretary  Metropolitan  Loan  Associa- 
tion and  Home  and  Loan  Associates,  320  San- 
some, room  8,  r.  Oakland 

Eschelbach  George,  cigars,  323  Pacific,  r.  Frankin 
Hotel 

Eschenburg  M.  M.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  905 
Market 

Eschenhorst  Henry,  clerk  Alexander  Heuer,  r.  83  Ev- 
erett 

Eschirgh  William,  baker,  r.  15  Sumner 

Eschrich  C,  S.  F.  Musical  Fund  Soc,  NE  cor  Sutter 
and  Kearny 

Eschu  Delfina,  r.  1320  Stockton 

Bscloses  Dominic,  milker  Verges  &  Escloses,  r.  Russia 
Av,  nr  Moscow 

Escloses  Jolin  (Verges  &  Escloses)  r.  S  8  Russia  Av, 
nr  Moscow 

Escude  Louis  G.,  butcher,  r.  T31  Harrison 

Esdor  Henry  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Hyde 
and  Pine 

Eshen  James,  master  mariner,  r.  Hoff  Av,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 

Eshikawa  Sakai,  bookkeeper  Japanese  Consul,  r.  703 
Market 

Eskersen  Niels,  laborer,  r.  NWcor  Bryant  and  Eighth 

Eslirk  Joseph,  barber,  r.  934  Union 

Esnard  Joseph,  engineer  M.  Banner  &  Co.,  r.  618 
Birch  Av 

Esparza  Victor,  machinist  Cal.  Machine  Works,  r.  1 
Morey  Alley 

Espejo  Frank,  compositor,  r.  1002  Mason 

Espejo  John,  clerk  Anton  Koenig,  r.  1602  Mason 

Espejo  Pedro  P.,  clerk  Kraker  &  Israel,  r.  1602  Mason 

Espejo  Tgnaiia,  widow,  r.  1602  Mason 

Espel  Frank  A.,  clerk  T.  Lundy,  r.  2120  Howard 

Espel  Ferdinand,  mechanic  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  516  Leav- 
enworth 

Espel  Henry,  r.  2120  Howard 

Esperance ,  gardener,  35  Colombo  Market 


Espil  Martin  C,  bookkeeper  Dellapiane  &  Co.,  r.   16 

Stockton  PI 
Espina  Pedro  A.,  teacher  penmanship,  r.  37  Post 
Espinosa  Damion,  stevedore,  r.  8  Auburn 
Espinosa  Felipe,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Espinosa  J.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1:309  Golden  Gate  .\v 
Espinosa  Joseph  S.,  r.  1309  Golden  Gate  Av 
Espinosa  Josephine  Miss,  r.  1423  Geary 
Espinosa  Manuela  Mrs.,  r.  785  Folsom 
Espinosa  Miguel,  teacher  music,  r.  211  Ninth 
Esijinosa  Refugia,  widow,  r.  634  Vallejo 
Espinosa  Timotco,  curled  hair  worker,   r.   Lombard, 

bet  Gough  and  FranKlin 
Espositi)  Domeuieo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Esi^y  Robert  H..  (Doane  &  Co.)   r.   Oysterville,  WaBh- 

ington  Territory 
Espy  Robert  J.,  seaman,  r.  154  Silver 
Esse  Henry,  millwright,  r.  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  N  and 

P,  South  S.  F. 
Esse  Joseph,  engineer  Louis  Sloss  &   Co.,'r.   4   Thir- 
teenth Av,  South  S.  F. 
Esselster  Maria,  widow,  r.  1028  Pacific 
Essex  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 
John  M.    Buffington    secretary,   309   California, 
room  4 
Essmann  Ernest  A.  F.,  r.  726  Vallejo 
Estabrook  Charles  D.^  clerk,  r.  2115  How.ard 
Estabrook  John,  r.  W  s  Castro,   bet  J^ineteenth   and 

Twentieth    . 
Estacaille  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and 

Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Estacio  Antonio,  Portuguese   Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Estazio  Filippo,  waiter   Dansiarte    k  Venaglia,  231 

Montgomery  Av 
Estee  Charles,  driver  Warden  &  McClure,  r.  423  Ful- 
ton, reai; 
Estee  Morris  M.  (Estee  &  Boalt)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Estee  «&  Boalt  (Morris  M.  Estee  and  J.  H.  Boalt) 

attorneys  at  law,  419  California,  rooms  18-20 
Estelit  a  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  r.  70  Tehama 
Estelita  Joseph  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  70  Tehama 
Estelita  Michael,  laborer,  r.  70  Tehama 
Eetelle  Adam,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Esterbrook  Edward,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Estrohoff  H.,  peddler,  r.  15  Gilbert 
Esterley  E.  J.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  921  Market 
Esterly  John,  cook,  r.  Portland  House 
Estes  Melville  B.,  barber  B.  Bernhard,  r.  Oakland 
Esto  Charles,  seaman,  r.  254  Clara 
E.strada  Frederick,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  2  Selina 

PI 
Estrada  Prosper,  carriage  mnfr,  708  Battery 
Estrada  Rod.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Estrada  Sisto,  tailor,  r.  1425}^  Dupont 
Estrada  Virginia  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  440  Union 
Estrem  Joseph,  clothing.  036  Pacific,  r.  417  Folsom 
Estrem  Pascal,  clerk  J.  Estrem,  r.  636  Pacific 
Etchmendy  Brothers  (John  and  Simon)  boarding,  20 

Stockton  PI 
Etchmendy  John  (Etchmendy  Brothers)  r.  20  Stock- 
ton PI 
Etchmendy  Simon  (Etchmendy  Brothers)  r.  20  Stock- 
ton Place 
Etienue  Caura,  liquor  saloon,  2925  Mission 
Etienne  Joseph,  salesman  J.  G.  Montealegre,  r.  1317 

Dupont 
Etienne  Victor,  machinist,   and  dairy  produce,   1317 

Dupont 
Etique  Jean  P.,  blacksmith,  r.  437  Twenty-second 
Etthofer  Henry,  shoemaker,  602  Fourth,  r.  525  Bran- 
nan 
Ettiug  William  A.,  hardware,  1108  Market  and  609 

Montgomery  Av,  r.  1928  Stevenson 
Ettinger  Lucas,  molder,  r.  ,524  Howard 
Ettiuger  Mary  H.,  domestic  1017  Bush 
Ettinger  Max  C,  manager  S.  Ettinger,  r.  1830  Bush 
Etilnger  Moritz,  fringe  factory,  105  Post.r.  1351  Post 
Ettinger  S. ,  mnfr  fringes,  gimps,  cords,  tassels,  but- 
tons and  dress  trimmings,  1U5  Post,  r.  1919  Sutter 
Ettling  Henry,  salesman,  r.  16.")6  Howard 
Ettliug  Marcus,  merchant,  r.  144  Eleventh 
Ettliuger  Benjamin,  merchant,  r.  838  McAllister 
Ettlinger  Berhard  (Kppiugcr  &  Co.)  r.  Dixon,  Solano 

Co. 
Ettliuger  Samuel,  furniture,  1016  Howard 
Etu  Noll,  cooper,  r.  340  Fourth 
Euer  Grege,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Euer  Thomas,  dairyman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 


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Euing  Edward,  clerk,  r.  407  Mason 

Euing  RicLard,  clerk,  r.  407  Mason 

Eukel  Charles,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  108  Eddy 

Eul  William  (Liebold  &  Eul)  r.[417M  Stockton 

Eulenstein  Julius,  coppersmith,  r.  9U9  Howard 

Euler  Charles,  lilerk  Brown  &  Metzner,  r.  126  Shipley 

Euler  George  *".,  clerk  Thomas  W.  Magill,  r.  126  Ship- 
ley 

Euler  Henry,  billiardmaker,  r.  126  Shipley 

Euler  Henry  Jr.    (Fuchs  &  Euler)  r.  355  Eleventh 

Eulei;  Philip  J.,  carriage  painter,  843  Harrison,  r.  126 
Shipley 

Euler  Theodore  E.,  clerk  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  r.  126 
Shipley 

Euphrat  Ludwig,  salesman  Samuel  More  &  Co.,  r. 
1517  Post 

Eureka  and  Palisade  Railroad  Co. ,  Edgar 
Mills  president,  office  426  California,  room  1 

Eureka  Benevolent  Socitty,  Leo  Eloesser  secretary, 
414  Clay 

Eureka  Bi-anch  Restaurant,  Louis  Cranz  proptr,  444- 
448  Spear 

Eareka  Brewery,  Schweitzer  &  Brother  proprie- 
tors, 235   First 

Eureka  Broom  Factory,  Lambert  Van  Laak  proptr, 
N  s  Seventeenth,  nr  Howard 

Eureka  Consolidated  Blue  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Neva- 
da Co.,  Cal.)  George  R.  Spinney  secretary,  310 
Pine,  rooms  44-46 

!Eureka  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Eureka 
Co.,  Nev.)  W.  W.  Traylor  secretary,  36-37  Nevada 
Block 

Eureka  Drift  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Gal.) 
Joseph  Morizio  secretary,  328  Montgomery, 
rciom  24 

E)ureka  Dry  Placer  Machine  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  J.  C.    McCurdy  manager,  10  Stevenson 

Eureka  Foundry,  Thompson  Brothers  proprie- 
tors,129-131  Beale 

Eureka  Glove  Factory,  Gustave  Winehill  proptr,  515 
Market 

Eureka  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Nevada  Co.,  Cal.)  R.  We- 
gener secretary,  414  California 

Eureka  Grain  Warehouse,  Seth  Clisby*  proptr,  NW 
cor  Montgomery  and  Chestnut 

Eureka  Hair  Factory,  M.  Cahn  proprietor,  SW 
cor  Fifteenth  and  Dolores,  office  and  warerobms, 
12  Second 

Eureka  Hall,  John  Herber  proptr,  527  Kearny 

Eureka  Iron  Works,  A.  Pfeiffer  proprietor,  319 
Howard 

Eureka  Lake  and  Yuba  Canal  Co.  Consoli- 
dated (of  New  York)  D.  Cahn  treasurer  and 
managing  agent,  205  Sansome 

Eureka  Match  Factory,  Hofen  &  Co.  agents,  412 
Clay 

Eureka  Nursery,  Emil  Meyer  proprietor.Stanyan, 
S  of  Golden  Gate  Park,  depot  31  Geary 

Eureka  Soda  Works,  Haake  &  Hagedorn  proptrs,  723 
Turk 

Eureka  Soda  Water  Works,  Charles  A.  Reiners  &  Co. 
proptrs,  222  Ehn  Av 

Eureka  Steam  Coflfee  and  Spice  Mills,  E.  Guittard  & 
Co.  proptrs,  207-209  Sacramento 

Eureka  Tunnel  and  Mining  Co.  (Eureka,  Nev.)  F.  W. 
Clute  secretary,  242  Montgomery 

Eureka  Turn  Verein  Hall,  706  Powell 

Europa  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  R.  Ellon  secre- 
tary, 311)  Pine,  room  47 

Eustace  Edward,  laborer,  r.  47  Alta 

Eustice  James,  teamster,  r.  N  s  Sweeny,  bet  Railroad 
Av  and  Merrill 

Eustice  John  H.,  r.  316  Beale,  rear 

Eva  Charles  H.,  c-anvasser,  r.  21  Hubbard 

EvaJames  (James  Eva  &  Co.)  r.  W  s  Iowa,  bet  Butte 
and  Solano 

Eva  James  &  Co.  (James  Eva)  proptrs  California  Fuse 
Works,  cor  Fourteenth  and  Channel 

Evain  Louis,  French  laundry,  605  Post 

Evans  Aaron,  dtuggi.st  and  pharmacist,  perfumes 
and  toilet  articles,  etc.,  510  Hayes 

Evans  A.  F.  <fc  Co.  (Augustus  F.  Evans  and  John 
D.  Jones)  commission  merchants,  522  Montgom- 
ery 

Evans  Albert  S.,  bookkeeper  Hanson  &  Co.,  r.  1109 
Green 

Evans  Alexander  R.,  bartender  George  Dawson,  r.  19 
Taylor 

Evans  Alfred,  machinist  Cal.  Machine  Works,  r.  408 
Greenwich 


Evans  Andrew,  tailor,  426  Hayes,  r.  325  Oak 
Evans  Andrew  J.,  hostler,  r.  608  Howard 
Evans  Ann,  wido^,  r-  1820  O'Farrell 
Evans  Annie,  domestic  1412  Octavia 
Evans  Arthur  H.,    corresponding   clerk  Goodall,  Per- 
kins &  Co.,  r.  120  Jones 
Evans  Augustus  F.   (A.  F.  Evans  &  Co.)  r.  432  Ellis 
Evans  Benjamin  F.,  dyer,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
Evans  C.  Mrs.,  r,  30  Tehama 
Evans  Charles,  bartender,  r.  812  Jackson 
Evans  Charlfes,  peddler,  r.  33  Crocker 
Evans  Charles  W.,  sawyer,  r.  1772  Folsom 
Evans  Chester  H.  (Thompson  &  Evans)  r.  749  Howard 
Evans  Cordie  P.  Miss,  student,  r.  36  Geary 
Evans  David,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Shasta  and 

Napa 
Evans  David  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1513  Webster 
Evans  Edward,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Evans  Edward,  scene  painter,  r.  2.53  Minna 
Evans  Evan   C,   commission    broker,   r.   Occidental 

Hotel 
Evans  Evan  W.,  pumpman,  r.  615  Bush 
Evans  Francis,  bartender,  r.  131  Third 
Evans  Frank  J.,  r.  902  Clay 
Evans  George,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Heron 
Evans  George,  carpenter,  r.  New  Washington  Hotel 
Evans  George,  shoefinisher,  r.  1028  Vallejo 
Evans  George,  weaver,  r.  1232  Lombard 
Evans  George  A.,  shoemaker.  1406  Turk,  r.  725  Minna 
Evans  George  S.,  State  Harbor  Commissioner,  10 

California,  r.  141  Hancock 
Evans  Gomer,  with  Parrot!  &  Co.,  r.  1214  McAllister 
Evans  Harlow,  tinsmith,  r.  42  Russ 
Evans  Henry,  r.  1528  Vallejo 
Evans  Henry,  proprietor  New  Wisconsin  Hotel, 

NE  cor  Pacific  and  Montgomery 
Evans  Henry  A.,  boot  finisher,  r.  725  Minna 
Evans  Henry  A.,  mex'chant,  r.  430  Green 
Evans  Herbert,  clerk,  r.  2  Eighth 
Evans  Horner  F.,  assistant    register    clerk  Custom 

House,  r.  Oakland 
Evans  I.  R.,  wlreworker,  r.  613  Mis.^ion 
Evans  Isaac,  driver  Armstrong's  Alameda  Express,  r. 

Alameda 
Evans  John,  r.  §29  Folsom 
Evans  John,  blacksmith,  r.  N  s  Shasta,  bet  Michigan 

and  Sierra 
Evans  John,  capitalist,  r.  1528  Vallejo 
Evans  John,  car  driver,  r.  302  Fourth 
Evans  John,  compositor,  r.  609  Minna 
Evans  John,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  1215  Fillmore 
Evans  John  Jr.,housepainter,  r.  NE  cor  Franklin  and 

Vallejo 
Evans  JohnH.,  seaman,  r.  1318  Jackson 
Evans   John   P.,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Minnesota,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 
Evans  John  R.,  boatman,  r.  222  M  Ritch 
Evans  John  R.,  miner,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Evans  John  T.,  chemist   Thomas  Price,  r.  2203  Web- 
ster 
Evans  Jonah,  millwright,  r.  S  s  Chestnut,  bet  La- 

guna  and  Buchanan 
Evans  Joseph,  salesman,  r.  1012  Vallejo 
Evans  Joseph.  P.,    special   agent  U.  8.  Treasury 

Dept,  office  D.   S.  Appraisers'  Bldg,  first  floor, 

room  7,  r.  Oakland 
Evans   Joseph  J.,   stationer,   436  California,    r.    932 

Howard 
Evans  Josephine  C.  Miss,  assistant  Greenwich  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  502  Powell 
Evans  J.  Otis,  student,  r.  1012  Vallejo 
Evans  J.  R.,  laborer,  r.  529  Sacramepto 
Evans  J.  W.,  agent  Domestic  Sewing  Machine  Co., 

29  Post,  r.  Oakland 
Evans  L.  Miss,  assistant  Tehama  Primary  School,  r. 

408  Greenwich 
Evans  Lucas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Evans  Lucy,  widow,  r.  1106  Clay 
Evans  Luther  «!.,   foreman  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r. 

1825  Market 
Evans  Mary  E.,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  609  Folsom 
Evans  Nathaniel,  clerk  Frank's  Billiard  Parlor,  r.  1 

Eddy 
Evans  Nathaniel,  woolgrader,  r.  NW  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Jersey  • 

Evans  Oliver  P.,  Judge  Superior  Court  Dept  No. 

7,  chambers  new  City  Hall,  second  floor,  r.  1516 

California 
Evans  Phebe  S.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  36  Geary 


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Evans  Richard,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Heron 

Evans  Richard,  sawyer  A.   Waldstein,  r.  Hampshire, 

nr  Santa  Clara 
Evans  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1109  Green 
Evans  Taliesin,  jQurnallst  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  1831 

Bush 
Evans  Thomas,  teamster,  r.   Hampshire,  bet  Santa 

Clara  ami  Mariposa 
Evans  Thomas  A.,  clerk  John  Howes,  r.  316  Stockton 
Evans  Warren,  canner,  r.  942  Howard 
Evans  William,  carpenter,  822  Larkin 
Evans  William,  confectioner,  r.  465  Stevenson 
Evans   William,  shipcalker,  r.  W  s  Fifth  Av,   bet  H 

and  I,  South  S.  F 
Evans  William  H.,  foreman  blacksmith  Golden  State 

and  Miners'  Iron  Works,  r.  9  Vassar  PI 
Evans  William  I.,  driver  R.  H.  Pitt,  r.  KiOH  Minna 
Evans  William  J.,  patternmaker,  r.  305  Fremont 
Evans  William  M.  (Barry  .^  Evans)  r.  630  Sacramento 
Evans  William  P.,  r.  163G  West  Mission 
Evans  William  R.,  bookkeeper.!.  W.  Evans,  r.  Oakland 
Evans  William  W.,  dairyman,  r.  323  Ash  Av 
Evanson  Evan,  captain  schr  Bill  the  Butcher,  Pier  13, 

Steuart 
Evatt  Edward  I.,  clerk  T.  Lundy,  r.  141  Silver 
Evatt  Frank  B.,  r.  640  Howard 

Evatt  Nellie  Miss,  saleslady  Isaac  Barker,  r.  18  Taylor 
Evatt  vVilliam  J.,  hatter,  r.  141  Silver 
Bveleth  Frank,  butcher,  r.  1302  Pacific 
Eveleth  James  A.  (Eveleth  &  Nash)  r.  719  California 
Eveleth  Joseph  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1774  Green 
Eveleth  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1770  Green 
Eveleth  William  S.,  pressman,  r.  1770  Green 
Eveleth  <&  Nash  "(James  A.  Eveleth   and  William 
H.    Nash)    produce    commission  merchants,  211 
Washington 
Bvenin^  Bulletin   (daily  and  weekly)  S.  F.  Bul- 
letin  Co.  publishers  ami   proprietors,  office   622 
Moutsomery,  editorial  rooms  517  Clay 
F.venini;  Post  (daily  and  weekly)  Post  Publishing 
Co.  publishers  and   proprietors,  500  Montgomery 
Evensoii  John  J.,  clerk  George  Stewart,  r.  790  Folsom 
Everdiug  Fred.  W.,  salesman  J.  Everding  &  Co.,  r.  911 

Scott 
Everdinji;  J.  &  Co.  (John  Everdiug)  producecom- 
mission  merchants,  and  starch  manufacturers,  48 
Clay 
Everdiug  John  (J.  Everding  &  Co.)  r.  2116  Mason- 
Everett  Abijah  P.,  commission  merchant,  405  Front, 

r.  Oakland 
Everett  Alexander  H.,  chemist,  1702  Fillmore,  r.  1914 

Webster 
Everett  Charles  H., clerk  Castle  Bros.  &  Louise,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Everett  Craytou  N.,  r.  1008  Union 
Everett  Daniel  H.,  bookkeeper  J.  W.  Shaeffer  &  Co., 

r.  1514  Hyde 
Everett  E.,  compositor,  r.  St.  David's  House 
Everett   Edward,  bookkeeper  E.   Martin  &  Co.,  r.  904 

Taylor 
Everett  Edward,  salesman  Gutta  Percha  and  Rubber 

Mnffi  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Everett  Henry  (Everett  &   Heymann)   r.  Commercial 

Hotel 
Everett  House,  Mrs.  Emily  Beatty  proptr,  55  Second 
Everett  Joseph  W.,  cattle  dealer,  r.  728  Lombard 
Everett  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1008  Union 
Everett  Oliver,  draftsman  P.  Huerne,  r.  1914  Webster 
Everett  Sebastian  L.,with  Wine  and  Tobacco  Journal, 

r.  Oakland 
Everett  &   Heymann  (Henry  Everett  and  Henry  Hey- 
mann) liquor  saloon,  628  Sacramento 
Everiugham  ^Samuel  M.,  clerk  Rockwell  Stone,  r.  1225 

Fillmore 
Everly  Ernest  B.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  829 

Folsom 
Evermeyer  Henry,  saloon  keeper,  r.  428  Broadway 
Evers  Adolph,  cigarmaker,  r.  637  California 
Evers  Adolph,  gardener,  r.  1118  Valencia 
Evers  Annie  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1118  Valencia 
Evers  August  C,  fresco  painter,  r.  1030  Montgomery 
Evers  Babette,  widow,  r.  1118  Valencia 
Evers  Charles  D.,  teamster,  r.  1142  Mission 
Evers  George  E.,  clerk  I.  Gutte,  r.  1142  Mission 
Evers  George  J.,  clerk  Captain   Daniel  Brown,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Evers  James,  shoemaker,  573  Howard 
Evers  John  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  801  Kearny,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Evers  Otto,  liquor  saloon,  305  Davis 


Evers  William,  tailor,  620  Merchant 

Everson ,  foundrjrman,  r.  112  First 

Everson  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Everson  Charles,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Everson  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  1322   Montgomery 
Everson  Edward,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Everson  Paul,  second  mate  schr  John  G.  North,  r.  104 

Berry 
Everson  Wallace  (Wallace   Everson  k  Co.)  r.  SW  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Filbert,  Oakland 
Everson  Wallace  &  Co.  (Wallace  Everson)  whole- 
sale hardware,  116  Front 
Evertz  John  P.,  carpet  and  plush  weaver,  39  Second, 

r.  25  Anthony 
Eviston  Joseph,  calker,  r.  1109^  Montgomery 
Ewald  Anton,  tailor,  r.  37  Lily  Av 
Ewald  David  E.,  clerk  Flint  Bros.,  r.  1712  Howard 
Ewakl  Edward,  real  estate,  r.  1712  Howard 
Ewald  Edward  Jr.,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  1712  How- 
ard 
Ewald  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  1712  Howard 
Ewald  Frederick,  proptr  and  mnfr  East  India  Bitters, 

r.  N  s  Precita  Av.  nr  Mission 
Ewald  Jacob,  r.  1419  Mason 
Ewald  Mary,  widow,  r.  372!^  Natoma 
Ewald  Theodore,  barber,  1218  Stockton,  r.  17  John 
Ewald  William,  bricklayer,  r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  nr  Mis- 
sion 
Ewart  Robert,  bootblack,  r.  631  .Sacramento 
Ewell  Augustiis,  foreman  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r.  72 

Everett 
Evrell  Ii.   J. ,  proprietor  Coso  House,  411  Sansome, 
Branch  House,  424  Sansome,  Rest  for  the  Weary, 
36   Clay,  and    milk   dairy,  depot   and  r.  NW  cor 
Twenty-first  and  Folsom 
Ewell  Samuel  D.,  clerk  L.  J.  Ewell,  r.  NW  cor  Twen- 
ty-first aud  Folsom 
Ewen  Loiiis  T.,  cashier  William  Willis,  r.  Oakland 
Bwen  Oliver,  fireman  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Garden  City, 

r.  5  Market 
Ewen  William  H.,  ropemaker  A.  S.  Hallidie,r.Gercke'8 

Hotel 
Ewer  Warren  B.  (S.  F.  Journal  of  Commerce  Publish- 
ing Co.,  and  Dewey  &  Co.,  and  WiesteV  &  Co.)  and 
School  Director,  office  414  Clay,  r.  1512  Folsom 
Ewer  William  D.  (Rice,  Ewer  k  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Ewig  Ernst,  liquor  ssloon.  20  Sacramento 
Ewing  Calvin,  carpenter,  r.  118  Eddy 
Ewing   Charles   A.,   driver  Market    St.   RR.,   r.   1219 

Steiner 
Evfinj;  Charles  G.,  optician,    surveying    instru- 
ments and  manufacturers'  agent,  120  Sutter,  and 
manager  Babcock  and  Wilcox  Co.,  506  Mission,  r. 
29  Silver 
Ewing  Claude  V.,  clerk  J.  Dewing  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Ewing  George,  blacksmith,  r.  1118  Alabama 
Ewing  George,  wagonmaker,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Ewing  George  Jr.,  r.  1118  Alabama 
Ewing  Henry,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry.  8  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Ewing  James,  foreman  S.  F.  Brass  Works,  r.  560  How- 
ard 
Ewing  John,  blacksmith,  856  Howard,  r.  824  McAllis- 
ter 
Ewing  John  F.,  blaiksmith,  r.  1118  Alabama 
Ewing  Joseph,  carpenterO.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Ewing  Joseph  D.,  clerk  J.  C.  Smith,  r.  Oakland 
Ewing  Joshua  C,  collector  J.  Dewing  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Ewing  Luther  L.,  punch  clerk  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1601 

Turk 
Ewing  Primary  School,  Miss  E.  S.  Stincefl  principal, 

N  s  Harrison,  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Ewing  Robert,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  1400  Van  Nesa 

Av 
Ewing  Thomas,  mining,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Examiner  The  (daily  aud  weekly)  Examiner  Pub- 
lishing Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  office  junc- 
tion O'Farrell  and  Market  (Plielan's  Block)    edi- 
torial and  composing  rooms  538  Sacriimeuto 
Examiner  Publishin<;  Co.  The,  publishers  and 
proptrs   The   Examiner,  Emanuel   Katz  manager, 
office  junction   O'Farrell  and   .Market    (Phelau's 
Block) 
Excelsior  Broom   Factory,  Chris.  Glunz  proptr,   64}^ 

West  Mission 
Excelsior    Coal    and    Transportation    Co., 

Miirtin  R.  Roberts  Jr.  agoijt,  5  Spear 
Excelsior  Deep  Gravel   Mining   Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.) 
D.  B.  Chisholm  secretary,  327  Pine,  rooms  6-7 


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G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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FAH 


EICELSIOE  FIRE  WORKS  MM  CO. 

(Alametla)  Flint.  Brothers   agents,    4>J0 
Clay 

Excelsior  Hotel,  Drager  &  Diederichsen  proptrs,  608- 
610  Sixth 

Excelsior  Planing  Mills,  William  A.  Meeker 
proprietor,  manufacturers  doors,  sushes,  etc.,  SW 
cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 

Excelsior  Powder  Co.,  F.  W.  Bowen  president, 
Henry  Clusky  secretary,  office  330  Pine,  room  53 

Excelsior  Printing  oiftice,  Bacon  &  Co.  proprie- 
tors, NW  cor  Sansome  and  Clay 

Excelsior  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Napa  Co.)  A.  Hal- 
sey  secretary,  ?28  Montgomery,  room  7 

Excelsior  Stable,  Lot  D.  Slocum  proprietor,  921 
Sutter 

Excelsior  Straw  Works,  John  H.  Babbitt  proptr,  120 
Fourth 

Excelsior  Tallow  Works,  Milly  Brothers  &  Getz  pro- 
ptrs, cor  Fourth  Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Excelsior  Water  and  Mining  Co.  (Yuba  and 
Nevada  Cos.,  Cal.)  Walter  Stewart  secretary,  215 
Sansome,  rooms  8-9 

Excelsior  Windmill  and  Horsepower  Manufactory, 
H.  H.  Bodwell  proptr,  211-213  Mission 

Exchange  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  and  pro- 
prietors The  Daily  and  Weekly  Exchange,  office 
306  Montgomery 

Exchequer  Mining  Coi  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  Charles 
E.  Elliot  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  i 

ExcoffierMary,  waxflowers,  227  Post 

Exempt  Fire  Co. ,  rooms  Brenham  PI,  nr  Clay 

Exodius  Julia  Mme.,  clairvoyant,  r.  2223^  Fourth 

Expert  Bernard,  mnfr  leather  inner  soles,  353  Teha- 
ma, r.  1824  O'Farrell 

Express  Building,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  California 

Extell  George,  waiter,  r.  357  Jessie 

Extell  'VYilliam,  printer,  r.  217  Mason 

Eybs  George,  bartender  William  Eybs.r.  3253^  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Eybs  William,  liquor  saloon,  8  Sixth,  r.  325  Jfi  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Eymat  Gustave,  molderE.  Guittard  &  Co.,r.  17  Lafay- 
ette 

Eyre  Edward  E.  (Eyre  &  Jones)  r.  905  Sutter 

Eyre  John,  carpenter,  r.  E  8  Castro,  bet  Beaver  and 
Sixteenth 

Eyre  Manuel  (Eyre  &  Frank)  attorney  at  law,  220 
Sansome,  rooms  10-12,  r.  1822  Buchanan 

Eyre  William,  clerk  Corporation  Yard,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 
323  Kearny 

Eyre  &  Franlt  (Manuel  Eyre  and  George  W. 
Frank)  attorneys  at  law,  220  Sansome,  rooms  10- 
11-12 

Eyre  ^  Jones  (E.  E.  Eyre  and  J.  H.  Jones)  stock 
and  exchange  brokers,  members  S.  F.  Stock  and 
Exchange  Board,  320  Pine 

Ezekiel  Edward  T.,  clerk  Haas  Bros,  r.l305J^  Vallejo 

Ezekiel  I.,  crockery  and  glassware,  1403  Stockton 

Ezekiel  Jeaunette,  widow,  r.  808  O'Farrell 


Faass  George,  salesman  Ka.st&Co.,  r.  450}^  Natoma 

Faass  William,  cabinetmaker,  r.  ibOii  Natoma 

ll^"Faass.     See  Fass 

Fabbri  Giovacchino,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Sec,  625 
Broadway 

Fabbri  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Fabens  Frances  A.,  widow,  r.  935  Sutter 

Fabens  George  C,  claim  adjuster  C.  P.  KK.  and  leased 
lines,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  46,  r. 
Alameda 

Faber  Charles,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Faber  George,  blacksmith,  r.  23  Morey  Alley 

Faber  George,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Faber  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  815  Pacific 

Faber  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pine 
and  Fillmore 

Faber  Wilhelm,  bartender  S.  P.  Collins  &  Co.,  r.  2  Le- 
roy  PI 

Fabian  Brothers  (Ernst  M.  and  Charles  A.)  groc- 
eries and  liquors,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Filbert 

Fabian  Charles  A.  (Fabian  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor 
Stockton  and  Filbert 

Fabian  Ernst  M.  (Fabipn  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Filbert 


Fabian  Meyer,'cigardealer,  r.  605  Taylor 

Fabre  Antoinette,  widow,  r.  15  Clara 

Fabre  Auguste,  bartender,  r.  315  Stockton 

Fabre  Benjamin  Cglovefinisher  Lippitt,  Leak  &  Co., 

r.  131  First  Av 
Fabre  Jules,  coppersmith,  r.  18  Lewis 
Fabre  Samuel,  r.  279  Stevenson 
Fabri  Angelo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fabrian  Victor,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Fabrique   Birney  C,  clerk  A.   L.  Bancroft  &  Co.   r, 

Oakland 
Fabris  Ignatius,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont 
Fabris  Nicholas,  fishdealer,  r.  803  Montgomery 
Fabry  Leopold  M.,  butcher,  545  Hayes 
Fabry  Sebastian,  butcher,  495  Haight.r.  SEcor  Haight 

and  Fillmore 
Facco  John  B.,  peddler,  r.  N  s  Onondaga  Av,  nr  Mission 
Facollo  Bartolomeo,  Garibaldi  Guard,   423  Broadway 
Fadden  John,  tanner,  r.  2607  Polk 
Fader  Amos,  r.  613  Mission 

Fagada  Pietro,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Fagan  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Fagau  Bridget,  widow,  r.  209  Fourth 
Fagan  Charles,  confectioner,  r.  11  Pacific 
Fagan  Elizabeth  Mrs., bakery,  337  Sixth 
Fagan  P'rank,  ijlumber,  r.  719  Howard 
Fagan  Henry,  maltster  Pac.  Distilling  Co. 
Fagan  Jame.s,  plumber,  r.  337  Sixth 
Fagan  John,  r.  110  Jones 
Fagan  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Sierra  and 

Nevada 
Fagan  John  J.,- teamster,  r.  110  Jones 
Fagan  Lizzie  Miss,  r.  337  Sixth 
Fagan  Mary,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  1037  Mission 
Fagan  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  632  Mitona 
Fagan  Mary  J.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  110  Jones 
Fagan  Terrence,  drayman,  r.  N  s  Clipper,  bet  Church 

and  Sanchez  ^ 

Fagan  Thomas  H.,  r.  110  Jones 
Fagan  William  T.,  carpenter,  r.  43  Stanly  PI 
Fagen  E.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  303  O'Farrell 
Fagen  James,  livery  stable,  332  Bush,  r.  71  Natoma 
Fagen  John,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Fagen  Rose,  domestic  1012  Geary 
Fagen  Susan  M.,  domestic  916  Van  Ness  Av 
Fagen  Terrence,  bookkeeper  J.  Fagen,  r.  71  Natoma 
Fager  John,  carbuilder,  r.  1320  Pacific 
Fagerberg  Meta,  widow,  r.  544  Bryant 
Fagerholm  F.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fagiano  Leopoldo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fagothey  John,  r.  826  Folsom 
Fagothey  Joseph,  clerk  Engelbrecht,  Fox  &  Co.,  r.  826 

Folsom 
Fahey  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  3315^  Ritch 
Fahey  Bernard,  candymaker,  r.  644  Bryant 
Fahey  Brothers  (Thomas  and   Patrick  H.)  groceries 

and  liquors,  junction  Market,  Sixteenth  and  Noe 
Fahey  James,  fireman  Palace  Hotel 
Fahey  James  T.,  machinist,  r.  142  Seventh 
Fahey  John,  capitalist,  r.  1500  Taylor 
Fahey  John,  foreman  factory  S.  W.  Bosenstock  &  Co., 

r.  1024  McAllister 
Fahey  John,  laborer,  r.  718  Natoma 
Fahey  John  F.,  r   1500  Taylor 
Fahey  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  333  Chaf)ultepec 
Fahey  Martin,  teamster,  r.  1014  Treat  Av 
Fahey  Mary,  widow,  r.  624  Brannan,  rear 
Fahey  Mary,  burler  Goldeij  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Fahev  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1505  Montgomery 
Fahey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 
Fahey  Patrick  H.  (Fahey  Brothers)  r.  junction  Mar- 

ket,  Sixteenth  and  Noe 
Fahey  Thomas  (Fahey  Brothers)  r.  junction  Market, 

Sixteenth  and  Nuo 
Fahey  Thomas,  fuller  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Fahey  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  109  Vallejo,  rear 
Fahey  Thomas  J. ,  r.  1500  Taylor 
Fahey  William,  laborer,  r.  3.i2  Brannan 
B^  Fahey.     See  Fay  and  Fey 
Fahndrich  Julius,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Fahrbach  Anna  Miss,  saleslady  Vienna  Bakery 
Fahrbach  Christian  F.  (Robinson  &  Fahrbach)  r.  428 

Fell 
Fahrbach  Emiel,  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  426  Fell 
Fahrenholz  Dora  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  413  First 
Fahrenliolz  Henry  (Welspiel&  Fahrenholz)  r.  16  Turk 
Falitenholz  Henry  E.,  cigarmaker,  r.  413  First 
Fahrenholz  John,  clerk  Welspiel  &  Fahrenholz,  r. 

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Fabronholz  John  D.,  pilot,  r.  413  First 

Fahrenholz  John  F.,  watchman  stmr  Petaluma,  r.  413 
First 

Fahreuknig  Chris.,  laborer,  r.  2300  Folsom 

Fahrenlirng  Henry,  r.  736  Howard 

Fahreukrug  John  F.,  bartender,  r.  313  Green 

Fahrenknig  W.  &  Co.  (William  Fahrenkrug  and  Fred- 
erick Otterstedt)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Howard  and  Seventh 

Fahrenkrug  William  (W.  Fahrenkrug  &  Co.)  r.  1086 
Howard 

Faick  John,  basketmaker,  r.  111'2  Kearny 

Faig  William,  maltster,  r.  1420  Pine 

Fainelli  F.,  expressman,  r.  115  Clark 

Fair  Ann,  widow,  r.  1232  Sacramento 

Fair  Aubrey,  salesman  Starr  &  Co..  r.  8  Walnut  Av.'nr 
Larkin 

Fair  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  106  Post 

Fair  Edward,  builder,  r.  106  Post 

Fair  George,  bookkeeper  Grangers  Bank  of  Califor- 
nia, r.  1604  Van  Ness  Av 

Fair  James  G.,  capitalist,  1  Nevada  Block,  and  U. 
S.  Senator  Nevada,  r.  1120  Pine        ^^ 

Fair  Laura  D.,  widow,  r.  315  Fell 

Fair  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  9  Taylor 

Fair  Robert,  plasterer,  r.  255  Perry,  rear 

Fair  Villa  Mining  Co.  (Tombstone,  A.  T.)  JohnH. 
Sayre  secretary,  830  Pine,  room  36 

Fair  Wind  Saloon,  Fassler  &  'Lent  proptrs,  cor  Market 
and  Sacramento 

l^"Fair.     See  Phair 

Fairbairn  George,  teamster,  r.  W  s  Railroad  Av,  bet 
Eighth  and  Ninth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Fairbairn  Richard  Jr.,  painter,  r.  341  Tehama 

Fairbanks  Jonathan,  carder,  r.  1228  Lombard 

Fairbanks  Joseph,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 

Fairbanks  Joseph  A.,  clerk  secretary's  olfice  S.  P.RR., 
r.  Oakland  , 

Fairbanks  Lillie  Miss,  actress,  r.  312  Mason 

Fairbanks  &  Hutchinson  (H.  L.  Hutchinson)  scales 
and  steel,  401  Market 

Fairboru  Emma  Mrs.,  r.  555  Js  Natoma 

Fairchild  Abram  M.,  fireman,  r.  li)5  Sixteenth 

Fairchild  Carrie  S.  Miss,  assistant  Grant  Primary 
School,  r.  307  Polk 

Fairchild  George  W.,  assistant  engineer,  120  Sutter 

Fairchild  G.  Harvey,  engineer  tugboat  Neptune,  r.  307 
Polk 

Fairchild  Hattie  M.  Miss,  principal  Fairmount  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  501  Geary 

Fairchild  John,  doorkeeper  Grand  Theatre  (Chluese) 
r.  6  John 

Fairchild  Maria  E.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopoli- 
tan Grammar  School,  r.  307  Polk 

Fairchild  Richard  H.,  freight  clerk  P.  C.  SS.  Go's 
Wharf,  r.  307  Polk 

Fairchild  Samuel  D.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  E  s  Old 
San  JoK^  Koad,  nr  Bernal  Station 

Fairchild  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  6  John 

Fairchild  Susann:i,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  S  s  Six- 
teenth, bet  Valencia  and  Second  Av 

Faircloth  Maud,  widow,  r.  612  Polk 

Faircloth  Violet  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  612  Polk 

Fairclough  William,  weaver,  r.  H  Vandewater 

Fairfax  C.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  435  Bryant 

Fairfax  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  O.  C.  Miller 
secretary,  409  California,  room  4 

Fairfield  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  414  Beale 

Fairfield  George,  actor,  r.  718  California 

Fairfield  J.  M.,  laborer,  r.  512  Fourth 

Fairfield  Josiah  F.,  wharfinger  Harrison  and  Spear 
St.  Wharves,  r.  51  Fifth 

Fairfield  Marshall,  engineer,  r.  1924  Stevenson 

Fairfield  Marshall  Jr.,  salesman,  r.  1924  Stevenson 

Fairfield  Minnie,  widow,  r.  228  Fulton 

Fairfield  Nellie  Miss,  compositor,  r.  414  Beale 

Fairfield  O.  W.,  machinehand  Centennial  MiUs,  r.  512 
Fourth 

Fairgrieve  William,  woolgrader,  r.  215  Ninth 

Fairlaiub  Etl^varrt  W.,  agent  Peters'  Brothers 
cutlery,  109  California,  room  7,  r.  518  Stockton 

Fairman  Louise,  widow,  r.  63(>  Sacramento 

Falrman  M.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  634  Broadway 

Fairmount  Dairy,  A.  T.  Noble  .«:  Co.  proprietors. 
NW  cor  Thirtieth  and  San  Jose  Road,  office  35 
Eddy 

Fairmount  Primary  School,  Miss  H.  M.  Fairchild 
principal,  E  s  Chenery,  nr  Randal 

Fairweather  Alfred  J.,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  & 
Co.,  r.  E  s  Steiner,  bet  Oak  and  Page 


Fairweather  Frederick  W.,  clerk  Carolan,  Cory  &  Co., 
r.  E  8  Steiner,  bet  Oak  and  Page 

Fairweather  J.  Artliur  (Nygh  &  Fairweather) 
attorney  at  law,  330  Pine,  rooms  46-47,  r.  16 
Grove 

Fairweather  Julian,  stationery  and  music,  542  Hayes, 
r.  E  8  Steiner,  bet  Oak  and  Page 

Faitlif  ul  Charles,  tanner,  r.  2  Alemany  Av 

Faithful  Edwin,  assistant  engineer  Cal.  Cracker  Co., 
r.  2  Alemany  Av 

Faivre  Jules  I'.,  chief  cook  The  Baldwin 

Falch  Otto,  confectioner,  r.  2303  Polk 

Falcio  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Falck  Adolph,  bookkeeper  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,r.  1921 
Mason 

Falck  Bernhard,  cigars  and  tobacco,  421  Montgom- 
ery 

Falck  Ferdinand,  druggist  Alfred  Gros,  r.  Ill  Du- 
pont 

Falck  Leo  A.,  salesman  Eeane  Bros.,  r.  530  Turk 

B^~Falck.     See  Falk 

Falco  Adele  Mrs.,  dressmaker.  306  Stockton 

Falco  Alexander,  watchcasemaker,  614  Merchant,  r. 
306  Stockton 

Falconer  John,  contractor  and  builder,  25-27  Golden 
Gate  Av,  r.  15  Langton 

Falconer  Robert  S.,  secretary  Enterprise  Mill 
and  Building  Co.,  217  Spear,  r.  Alameda 

Fales  F.  S..  expressman,  cor  Fremont  and  Market,  r. 
1330  Columbia 

Falk  Bertha,  widow,  r.  526  Eddy 

Falk  Charles,  bookkeeper  Sanders'  Hotel,  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Vallejo 

Falk  Charles  J.,  r.  1023  Sutter 

Falk  David,  mining,  r.  219  Geary 

Falk  Gustav  L.,  master  mariner,  r.  1329  Pacific 

Falk  Harry,  lithographic  printer,  r.  34  ki  Moss 

Falk,  Havvley  &  Co.  (ISoah  H.  Falk,  George  Har- 
rington and  Jacob  C.  Hawley)  lumber  and  shingle 
manufacturers  (Areata,  Humboldt  Bay)  office  128 
Steuart 

Falk  Hyman,  salesman  Henry  Schwartz,  r.  8  Russ 

Falk  James,  carpenter,  r.  745  Market 

Falk  Jerome  (Falk  &  Simon)  r.  523  Turk 

Falk  John,  tanner,  r.  cor  Dolores  and  Twenty- 
eighth 

Falk  Keva,  jeweler,  r.  1004  Market 

Falk  Morris,  traveling  salesman  Whitney  &  Mar- 
shall, r.  3m  Moss 

Falk  Mortimer,  salesman,  r.  1219  Geary 

Falk  Noah  H.  (Falk,  Hawley  &  Co.)  r.  Areata,  Hum- 
boldt Co. 

Falk  Olof ,  bran  packer,  r.  147  Shipley,  rear 

Falk  Philip,  r.  1023  Sutter 

Falk  Raphael  G.,  clerk  Hyde  R.  Bowie,  r.  1023  Sutter 

Falk  Samiiel,  merchant,  r.  8  Russ 

Falk  Sarah  L.,  widow,  r.  34  3^  Moss 

Falk  Solomon  (Ktenigsberger,  Falk  &  Meyer)  r.  1219 
Geary 

Falk  Wolf,  clerk  Assessor's  Office,  r.  1004  Market 

Falk  &  Simon  (Jerome  Falk  and  Alexander  Simon) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Larkin  and  O'Far- 
rell 

Bi?"Falk.     See  Falck 

Falke  Emile  C,  liquor  saloon,  6  Mission 

Falkenau  F.,  bookkeeper  Buyer  &  Reich,  r.  713  O'Far- 
rell 

Falkenau  Ignatz.  bookkeeper  PeBtner  &  Hildebrandt, 
r.  1301  Gough 

Falkenau  Louis  (Falkenau  &  Reese)  and  State 
Assayer,  328  Montgomery,  room  16,  r.  2517  Sutter 

Falkenau  &  Reese  (Louis  Falkenau  and  Henry 
W.  Reese)  State  .\88ay  Office,  328  Montgomery, 
room  16 

Falkenhahn  Ferdinand,  liquor  saloon,  420 M  Sixth 

Falkeustein  Alexander  G..  bookkeeper  Weil,  Leiter  & 
Co.,  r.  326  Golden  Gate  Av 

Falkeustein  Gustavus  A.,  superintendent  Weil,  Leiter 
k  Co.,  r.  326  Golden  Gate  Av 

Falkenstein  Henry  (Falkonsteiu  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 

Falkenstein  Isaac,  salesman  Falkenstein  &  Co.,  r.  3'H 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Falkenstein  .t  Co.  (Henry  Falkenstein,  Moses  Meyer- 
feld,  C.  L.  Heller  and  Sally  Siebenhauer)  import- 
ers and  wholesale  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor 
Battery  and  Sacramento 

Falkingham  Edwin,  proptr  Pac.  Coast  Children's  Car- 
riage Works,  830  Sixteenth,  bet  Folsom  and  Harri- 
son 

Falkingham  John,  painter,  r.  Cincinnati  Hotel 


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FAR 


Falkner,  Bell  «&  Co.  (Henry  D.  Harrison,  James  D. 
Walker  and  Thomas  Meuzies)  commission  mer- 
chauts,  insurance  agents,  agents  Lloyds,  and 
agents  Itoyal  Insurance  Co.,  Norwich  Union  Fire 
Insurance  Society,  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Union  Marine  Insurance  Co.  (limited)  and  Mari- 
time Insurance  Co.  (limited)  and  proprietors  Wool 
Agency  Warehouse,  NW  cor  Townsend  and  Sixth, 
office  430  California 

8^"  Falkner.     See  Fiiulkner   . 

Full  Creek  Mining  Co.  (Nevada  Co.,  Cal.)  Crittenden 
Kobinson  secretary,  310  Pine,  room*41 

Fall  George,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  215  Rltch 

Fall  J.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  801  Van  Ness  Av 

Fall  John,  mining,  r.  Milton  House 

Fall  Louisa,  widow,  r.  215  Bitch 

B^  Fall.     See  FauU 

Fallan  Agnes  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  423  Hayes 

Fallan  Edward,  teamster,  r.  814  First 

Fallan  Julia  A.  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  423  Hayes 

Fallan  Mary  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  423  Hayes 

Falle  Elias,  mnfr  inner  soles,  353  Tehama,  r.  351  Te- 
hama, rear 

Fallenius  C.  C,  bookkeeper  August  Berggren,  r.  10 
South  Park 

Fallman  John,  laborer,  r.  232  Langton 

Fallmer  Rudolph,  billiard  table  maker  Jacob  Strahle 
&  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Fallon Miss,  starcher  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r. 

1242  Mission 

Fallon  T>.  A.  Mrs.,  bakery,  134  Hayes 

Fallon  Edward,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  608 
Jones 

Fallon  Edward  D.,  teamster,  r.  302  Beale 

Fallon  Edward  F.,  painter,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  F  and 
G,  South  S.  F. 

Fallon  Edward  J.,  laborer,  r.  431  Duncan 

Fallon  James,  cook  A.  Young,  r.  551  MisBion 

Fallon  James,  gasfitter.  r.  325  Tehama 

Fallon  John,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  341  Twenty- 
seventh 

Fallon  John,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  3  Channel 

Fallon  John,  laborer,  r.  429  Duncan 

Fallon  John,  machinist,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 

Fallon  John,  waiter,  r.  3J7  Jessie 

Fallon  Joseph,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  134  Hayes 

Fallon  Lena,  cook  333  Fremont 

Fallon  M.,  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 

Fallon  Maria,  widow,  r.  1215  Union 

Fallon  Matthew  (Fallon  &  Buckley)  and  liquor  saloon, 
318  Bush,  r.  310  Stockton 

Fallon  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  3  Minna 

Fallon  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Sixteenth  Av  and 
F,  South  S.  F. 

Fallon  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Moss 
ami  Folsoni,  r.  44  Moss 

Fallon  Micliaol.  laborer,  r.  128RinconPl 

Fallon  Michael  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  134  Hayes 

Fallon  P.,builermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Fallon  Peter,  bootcrimper,  r.  320  Valley 

Fallon  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  Lick  House 

Fallon  Thomas,  milkman,  r.  435  Duncan 

Fallon  William  (Fallon  &  Whitney)  r.  Brunswick 
House 

Fallon  &  Buckley  (Matthew  Fallon  and  Chris.  A. 
Buckley)  liquor  saloon,  323  Bush 

Fallon  &  Whitney  (William  Fallon  and  Ellard  B. 
Whitney)  commission  merojiants.  612  Clay 

Falls  Richard  J.,  sergeant  police,  r.  Brunswick  House 

Falls  Stephen  D.,  salesman  Schafer  &  Co.,  r.  42 
Twelfth 

Falls  Thomas  J.,  assistant  engineer  U.  S.  Appraiser's 
Building,  r.  2.511  Clay 

Falls  William  F.,  bookkeeper  DoUiver  &  Bro.,  r.  2511 
Clay 

Fait  August,  musician,  r.  2217  Leavenworth 

Falthauer  Henry,  engineer,  r.  267  Tehama 

Falting  Julius,  clerk  John  E.  A.  Helms,  r.  18  Seventh 

Falvey  Edward,  steward,  r.  945  Mission 

Falvey  Edward  A.  (Green  &  Falvey)  r.  Ill  Twenty- 
fourth 

Palvey  Maggie,  chambermaid  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Falvey  Patrick,  labonr,  r.  141  Shipley 

Falvey   Patrick  J.    (D.   W.   Murphy   &   Co.)    r.   1554 

Howard 
Falvey  Thurese  Miss,  r.  974  Harrison 
Fancelli  Carlo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Faiicber  Charles,  r.  45  Russ 
Fanciola  Oiulio,  reporter,  r.  436  Jackson 
Fancourt  Henry,  butler  J.  B.  Haggin,  r.  4}^  Auburn 


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Fancourt  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  4M  Auburn 
Fankhauser  Christian,  cigar  mnfr,  610  Octavia 
Fann  Benjamin,   messenger   Moritz  Herzstein 

Sutter 

Fanneu.  John,  boilermaker,  r.  32  Arlington,  B.  H. 
K^Fannen.     See  Fannon 
Fanning  Angelo,  painter,  r.  248  Fourth 
Fanning  Edward,  contractor,  r.  320  Chestnut 
Fanning  J.,  laborer,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Fanning  James,  laborer,  r.  1003  Battery,  rear 
Fanning  James  D.,  stableman,  r.  448  Jessie,  rear 
Fanning  John,  r.  1703  Mason 
Fanning  John,  teamster,  r.  320  Chestnut 
Fanning  John    Jr.,   groceries  and     liquors,   NW  cor 

Mason  and  Green 
Fanning  Patrick,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Wharf 
Fahning  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  29  Louisa 
Fanning  Peter,  teamster,  r.  320  Chestnut 
Fanning  Thomas,   farmer,   r.   SW  cor  Railroad   and 

Thirty-seventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Fannon  Annie  J.  Miss,  lashbraider,  r.  66  Tehama 
Fannon  John,   tanner,  r.  SE  cor  Sullivan  and   Union 

Av,  B.  H. 
Fannon  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  SE  cor  Union  Av  and  Sul- 
livan, B.  H. 
B^"Faunon.     See  Fannen 

Fanon  Lament,  porter   C.   Anduran  &  Co.,  r.  16  Lewis 
Fanstrani  Rulotf.  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fantina  Antonio,  cook,  r.  Roma  Hotel 
Faraday  Richard  B.,  insurance  broker,  319  California, 

r.  818  Ellis 
Farcada  Frank,  fisherman,  r.  1003  Battery,  rear 
Farciot  Anna,  widow,  r.  626  O'Farrell 
Fardelius  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsoin,  rear 
Fardy  Dennis,  groceries  and  liquors,  E  s  San  Bruno 

Road,  opp  Cortland  Av 
Farenkam  O.  F.  Larson,  marine  ways,  Ninth  Av,  bet 

G  aud  H,  South  S.  F. 
Farey  Jules,  glass  polisher,  r.  3  Kent 
Fargo  C.  F.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Fargo  E.  A.  &  Co.  (Earl  A.  and  Jerome  B.  Fargo) 
importers  and  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  316 
Front 
Fargo  Earl  A.(E.  A.  Fargo  &  Co.)  r.  1919  Sutter 
Fargo  Edward  D.,  blacksmith,  r.  236}^  Sixth 
Fargo  Jerome  B.(E.  A.  Fargo  &  Co.)r.  1310  O'Farrell 
Fargue  John  P.,  deputy  License  Collestor,  r.  329 Fran- 
cisco 
Faria  Francisco  P.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Farisey  Cornelius,  stock  dealer,  r.  325  Minna 
Farish  Adam  T.  (Moody  &  Farish)  r.  Oakland 
Farish  James  R.,  commercial  editor  Evening  Post,  r. 

Oakland 
Farland  Miles  L.,  compositor,  r.  964  Mission 
Farless   Tliomas  A.  (Pettigrew  &  Earless)  r.  1932 

Pine 
Farley  Alice,  widow,  r.  N  s  Silver  Av,  nr  King 
Farley  Bernard,  liquor  saloon,  junction  County,  Mis- 
sion and  Ocean  House  Roads 
Farley  Daniel,  captain  schr  Fanny  Gilmor,  office  211 

Drumm,  r.  26  Valparaiso 
Farley  Delia,  widow,  r.  35  Natoma 
Farley  Elliott,  coachman,  r.  525  Harrison 
Farley  Frank  E.,  pressman  Alia  California,  r.  211  Pros- 
pect PI 
Farley  Henrv  M.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  608 

Hyde 
Farley  Hugh,  butcher,  r.  S  s   Chestnut,  bet  Polk  and 

Van  Ness  Av 
Farley  James,  boots  and  shoes,   1612   Polk,  r.    1400 

Greenwich 
Farley  James,  bricklayer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Farley  James,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Farley  James,  laborer,  r.NW  cor  Filbert  and  Billings 

Pi 

Farley  John,  marble  polisher,  r.  135  Tehama 

Farley  J«hn  F.,  bartender  P.  Hopkins,  r.  206  Chestnut 

Farley  Joseph  B.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 

608  Ellis 
Farley  Julia,  widow,  r.  9  Lick  Alley 
Farley  J.  W..  r.  737  Howard 
Farley  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  1400  Greenwich 
Farley  Owen,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Farley  Patrick,  r.  206  Chestnut 
Farley  Patrick,  clerk,  r.  225  Eighth,  rear 
Farley  Patrick,  hostler  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  209  Tehama 
Farley  Patrick,  stiiirbuilder,  r.  132  Liberty 
Farley  Philip,  restaurant,  210  First 
Farley  Richard  F.,  bartender,  r.  206  Chestnut 


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FAR 


Farley  Thomas,  cattle  dealer,  r.  S  s  Chestnut,  bet  Polk 
and  Van  Ness  Av 

Farley  Thomas,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 

Farlej-  Thomas,  woodturner,  r.  33 Ji  Louisa 

Farley  William,  r.  648  Pacific 

Farman  Auilrew  F.,  tailor,  r.  1007  California 

Farman  Charles  H.,  dentist,  r.  1007  California 

Farman  Minnie  Miss,  vestmaker,  r.  1007  California 

Farmar  Frederick  C,  compositor,  r.  1713  Stockton 

Farmar  Richard  B.,  clerk  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  1713 
Stockton 

Farmar  Richard  J.,  exjireBsman  George  H.  Tay  &  Co., 
r. 1713  Stockton 

Farmer  Hardin  W.,  tailor,  36  Grove 

Farmer  William,  calker,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Mission 

Farmer  aitd  Dealer  TUe  (monthly)  M.  Ayers 
publisher  and  proprietor,  258  Market,  rooms  1-2 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Bank  of  Savings 
(in  liquidation)  A.  Doble  president,!,.  G.  Harvey 
secretary,  040  Maiket 

Farnau  Ellen  Miss,  laundress,  r.  44.5  Natoma,  rear 

Farnan  James  M.,  clerk  auditor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  609 
Nineteenth 

Farnau  Sarah  Miss,  laundress,  r.  445  Natoma,  rear 

Farncomb  Henry,  r.  43.5  Turk 

Farney  James,  laborer,  r.  730  Fourth 

Farnfield  Charles  P.,  general  agent  Union  Insurance 
Co.,  r.  1.523  Washington 

Farnham  C.  W.,  bookkeeper  Henry  Wetherbee,  r. 
Oakland 

Farnham  Eben,  capitaliKt,  r.  American  Exchange  Ho- 
tel 

Farnham  James,  clerk  auditor's  office  S.  P.  RE.,  r.  609 
Nineteenth 

Farnham  James  D.,  r.  921  Dolores 

Farnham  James  G.,  wood  and  coal,  1436  Valencia,  r. 
921  Dolores 

Farnham  JerumiahW.,  master  mariner,  r.  921  Dolores 

Farnham  John  H.  (Farnham  &  White)  r.   824   Filbert 

Farnham  John  N.,  warehouseman  subsistence  dept, 
r.  S.  A.,  r.  NW  cor  HaiTisou  Av  and  Shipley 

Farnham  Mary,  widow,  r.  921  Dolores 

Farnham  Oliver  J.,  clerk  Thomas  Cotrel  Jr.,  r.  109 
Fifth 

Farnham  &  White  (John  H.  Farnham  and  Charles  G. 
White)  shipwrights,  6  Folsom 

B^Farnham.     See  Farnum 

Farnlacher  Adam,  bakery,  1218  Folsoin 

Farnsworth  Anna  Miss,  portrait  painter,  r.  20  Laurel 
PI 

Farnsworth  Davjd  L.,  drayman,  100-102  California,  r. 
125  Golden  Gate  Av 

Farnsworth  E.  D.  &  Son  (Elias  D.  and  Edward 
P.)  general  agents  Citizens'  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of 
St.  Louis,  German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pitts- 
burgh, Farragut  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York, 
Fireman's  Insurance  Co.  of  Baltimore,  and  Metro- 
•  politau  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York, 
219  Sansome 

Farnsworth  Edward  P.  (E.  D.  Farnsworth  &  Son)  r. 
709  Geary 

Farnsworth  Elbridge  G.,  millwright,  r.  122  Eddy 

Farnsworth  Elias  D.  (E.  D.  Farnsworth  i:  Son)  r.  17 
Glen  Park  Av 

Farnsworth  Eliza,  widow,  r.  209  Valencia 

Farnsworth  E.  S.,  r.  20  Laurel  PI 

Farnsworth  Frank,  student  Heald's  BusiuesB  College, 
r.  Ahlborn  House 

Farnsworth  Georl;e  C,  clerk  E.A.  Halsey  &  Co.,  r.  17 
Glen  Park  Av 

Farnsworth  Harry  H.,  painter,  r.  929  Bryant 

Farnsworth  William  O.,  superintendent  Occidental 
Laundry,  r.  1830  Filbert 

Farnsworth  'William  S.,  bootcuttcr,  r.  402  Hayes 

Farnsworth  Willis  S.,  drayman,  r.  110  Taylor,  rear 

Farnum  CharlesA.,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  312 
Golden  Gate  Av,  r.  1308 J^  Devisadero 

Farnum   Charles  E.,    physician,    office   and    r.    672 

Mission 
8^  Famum.     See  Farnham 

Faro  Daniel  L.,  hostler,  r.  159,>^  Tehama 
a^  Faro.     See  Pharo 

Farolo  David,  peanut  stand,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Sac- 
ramento, r.  11  Green 
Farquharson  Charles  D.,  builder,  r.  48  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Farquharxon   David,  president   California  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  NW  cor  Powell  and  Eddy, 
r.  .502  Van  Ness  Av 
Farquharson   Henry  C,  treasurer  Standard  Theatre, 
r.  37  Post 


Farquharson  James,  clerk,  r.  920  Washington 

Farr  Alonzo,  janitor  737  Mission,  r.  108  Fourth 

Furr  Clarence  C,  miller,  r.  414  Capp 

Farr  George  M.,  wheelwright,  r.  918  Bryant 

Farr  William,  clerk  H.  S.  Bunker,  r.  918  Bryant 

Farracey  Redmond,  blacksmith,  r.  512  Mission 

Farragut  Five  Insurance  Co.   (of  New  York) 

E.  D.  Farnsworth  &  Son  agents,  219  Sansome 
Farran  James,  teamster,  r.  317  Vallejo 
Farran  John  F.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  678  Harrison 
Farran  Patrick,  bricklayer,  r.  1119  Twentieth 
Farran  Samuel  M.  (Stutz  Brothers)  r.  905  Treat  Av 
K^ Farran.     See  Farren,  Farron,  Ferrau  and  Ferren 
Farrar  Benjamin  F.  (Farrar  &  Grey)  r.  1557  Market 
Farrar  Frederick  W.,  clerk  Thomas  Day,  r/1517  Cali- 
fornia 
Farrar  May,  widow,  r.  509  Mason 

Farrar  &  Gray  (Benjamin  F.   Farrar   and   James   B. 
Gray)  mattress  mnfrs,  946  Howard  and  1557  Mar- 
ket 
Farrell  Alice  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  1121  Green 
Farrell  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  340  Fourth 
Farrell  Catherine,  widow,  r.  42  Clara" 
Farrell  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes,  160  Third 
Farrell  Dauiel,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Third  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  174  Minna 
Farrell  Delia,  domestic  47  South  Park 
Farrell  Edward,  bricklayer,  r.  9  Bernard 
FarriU  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  828  Union 
Farrell  Edward,  extraman  Engine  No.  2,  S,  F.  F.  D. 
Farrell  Eliza,  widow,  r.'ll  Scotland 
Farrell  Ellen,  widow,  cook,  r.  362  Minna 
Farrell  Florence  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  12  Oak  Grove  Av 
Farrell  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  2508  Post 
Farrell  George,  fireman,  r.  505  Howard 
Farrell  Henry  O.,  laborer,  r.  434  Tehama 
Farrell  J.,  compositor,  r.  817  Broadway 
Farrell  James,  r.  324  Minna 
Farrell  James,  butcher,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Farrell  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  458  Natoma 
Farrell  James,  laborer,  r.  17  Caroline 
Farrell  James,  oiler  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Solano 

and  Mariposa 
Farrell  James  A.,  liquor  saloon,  110  Berry 
Farrell   James  J.,  student  Pac.  Business   College,  r 

cor  Point  Lobos  anil  Ninth  Avs 
Farrell  Jessie,  domestic  Winchester  House 
Farrell  John,  auctioneer,  r.  1327  California 
Farrell  John,  engineer,  r.  257  Tehama 
Farrell  John,  fireman,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra  and 

Shasta 
FaiTell  John,  r.  1313  California 

Farrell  John,  seaman  brig  W.  G.  Irwin,  r.   828  Union 
Farrell  John,  teamster,  r.  504  3^  Francisco 
Farrell  John,  teamster,  r.  331  Vallejo 
Farrell  John  J.,  machinist,  r.  221  First 
Farrell  John   M.,   bakery    and    confectionery,   442>4 

Third  ; 

Farrell  John    M.,    proprietor     Central    Pacific  i 

Hotel,  346-348  Fourth  ' 

Farrell  John  T.,  metal  roofer   and  tinsmith,  446  Va-  , 

leucia 
Farrell  Joseph,  bagmaker,  r.  1911  Dupont 
Farrell  Joseph,  foundrymau,  r.  12  Sherwood  PI  j 

Farrell  Joseph,  ironworker,  r.  1()7  Minna  [ 

Farrell  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  728  Clementina,  rear 
Farrell  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel  j 

Farrell  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Rose  Av 
Farrell  Joseph  F.  (Farrell  &   Meherin)    r.  1316  Brod-  | 
erick  ; 

Farrell  Joseph  P.,  carriagemaker,  r   10  Hickory  Av        | 
Farrell  Kate,  domestic  821  Broadway 
Farrell  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  340  Fourth  | 

Farrell  M.  Miss,  r.  139  Fourth  j 

Farrell  Mark,  r.  Florida,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Bryant  i 

Av 
Farrell  Martin,  laborer,  r.  510  Mission  I 

Farrell  Martin,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel  | 

Farrell  Martin,  teamster,  r.  705  Front  | 

Farrell  Mary,  widow,  r.'4.'59  Natoma  .   i 

Farrell Mattliew,  teamster,  r.  Es  Eureka,  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second 
Farrell  Michael,  butcher,  r.  244  M  Perry  | 

Farrell  Michael,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Farrell  Michael,  labi)rer,  r.  125  Shipley  | 

Farrell  Michael,  laborer,  r.  12  Oak  Grove  Av  j 

Farrell  Michael,  manager  Vallejo  St.   Bonded  Ware- 
house, r.  2405  Clay 
Farrell  Michael,  mason  and  bricklayer,  r.  2  Buss 


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Farrell  Michael,  molder,  r.  11  Oak  Grove  Av 

Farrell  Michael,  painter,  r.  777  Market 

Farrell  Michael,  porter,  r.  228  Bush 

Farrell  Michael,  saloon  keeper,  r.  66  Jessie 

Farrell  Michael,  wood  and  coal,  534  Fulton 

Farrell  M.  W.,  conductor  Market  St.  RH.,  r.  102  First 

Av 
Farrell  Norah,  widow,  r.  529  Mission,  rear 
Farrell  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  521  Howard 
Farrell  Patrick,   fireman  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  1009 

Minna 
Farrell  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Point  Lobos  Avs 
Farrell  Patrick,  nightwatchman  Grand  Hotel 
Farrell  Patrick,  peddler,  r.  9  Noonan  Av 
Farrell  Patrick,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Farrell  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  625  Davis 
Farrell  Patrick  F.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  BR.,  r.  541 

Fourth 
Farrell  Peter,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Farrell  Peter,  laborer,  r.  1  Johnston 
Farrell  Peter,  stevedore,  r.  4  Reed  PI 
Farrell  Samuel  B.,  clerk,  r.  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Farrell  Simon,  laborer,  r.  1122  Bryant 
Farrell  Thomas,  boilermaker's  helper  Risdon  I.  and 

L.  Works 
Farrell  Thomas,  driver  City  Transfer  Co.,  3  Post 
Farrell  Thomas,  horse  trainer,  r.  NW  cor  Point  Lobos 

and  Ninth  Avs 
Farrell  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  918  Montgomery 
Farrell  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  25(58  Post 
Farrell  Thomas,  marble  cutter,  r.  777  Market 
Farrell  Thomas,  master  mariner,  r.  368  Brannan 
Farrell  Thomas,  plumber  aud  gasfltter,  r.  510  Pine 
Farrell  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  1219  Powell 
Farrell  Thomas  J.,  plumber,  r.  17  Caroline 
Farrell  Thomas  L.,  benchhand  Centennial  Planing 

Mills,  r.  020  Stevenson 
Farrell  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  36  Tenth 
Farrell  William,  clerk  Thomas  Sullivan,  r.  235  Minna 
Farrell  William  A.,  r.  2  Russ 

Farrell  William  D.,  liquor  saloon  and  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 162  Firbt 
Farrell  William  L.,  r.  214  Langton 
Farrell  William  M.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City 

of  Tokio 
Farrell   &  Meherin    (Joseph   F.  Farrell  and  Marcus 

Meheriu)  blacksmiths,  1313  Broderick 
B^"  Farrell.    See  O'Farrell,  O'Ferral  and  Ferral 
Farrelly  James,  longshoreman,  r.  E  s  Billings  PI,  nr 

Filbert 
Farrelly  James  M.  (Farrelly  &  Leland)  435  California 
Farrelly  John  A.,  receiving  teller  Hibernia   Savings 

and  Loan  Soc.  r.  231  O'Farrell 
Farrelly  Michael,   liquor  saloon,  Meiggs'  Wharf,  r. 

208  >$  Francisco 
Farrelly   &  Leland  (James  M.  FaiTelly  and  A.  S.  Le- 
land) liquor  saloon,  435  California 
Farren  Bernard,  brass  finisher,  r.  244  Perry 
Farren  C.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  32  Ellis 
Farren  Daniel,  boxmaker,  r.  15  Minna 
Farren  Dennis,  laborer,  r.Park  Hotel 
Farren  James  H.,  salesman   Kast  &   Co.,  r.  1084  How- 
ard 
Farren  John,  currier,  r.  Van  Ness  Av,  bet  Filbert  and 

Union 
Farren  John,  laborer,  r.  15  Minna 
Farren  John,  jiorter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Farren  John  F.,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  261  First 
Farren  John  W.,   wagonmaker   and  blacksmith,   121 

Beale,r.  316  First 
Farren  John  W.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  William  Deacon,  r. 

316  First 
Farren  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  1084  Howard 
Farren  Lewis  H.,  machinist,  r.  609 >s  Howard 
Farren  Mary,  widow,  r.  244  Perry 
Farren  Robert,  cook,   r.  W  s  Boyce,   bet   Sutter   and 

Post 
Farren  Robert  J.,  r.  32  Ellis 
Farren  Stephen,  engineer,  r.  323  Broadway 
Farren  Susan  Mrs.,  r.  69  Jessie 
Farren   Thomas,    butcher,  r.   NW    cor    Liberty  and 

Townsend 
Farren  William,  driver,  r.  1010  Valencia 
Farren  William  D.,  collector  Cal.  Electric   Light  Co., 

r.  202  Seventh 
Farren  William  J.,  machinist,  r.  316  First 
fliyFarren.     See  Farran,  Farron,  Ferran  and  Ferren 
Farrier  Hiram  L.,  porter  Tubbs  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Farrington  Bernard,  hackman,  Pla2a,  r.  2  Zoe  PI 


Farrington  Elvin  D.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  472  Thir. 

teenth 
Farrington  John,  carpenter,  I.  807  Brannan 
Farrington  Joseph  W.,  real  estate  agent,  r.  1310  Web. 

ster 
Farrington  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Farris  Alfred,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Farris  John  R.,  cajjtain  stmr  Apache,  r.  Oakland 
Farrisey  Mary,  domestic  833  Post 
Farron  Michael  C,  carnenter,  r.  Thirty-first  Av,  bet  I 

and  J,  South  S.  F.  " 
^W  Farron.     See  Farran,  Farren,  Ferran  and  Ferren 
Farrow  E.  D.  (Prather  &  Co.)  r.  1322  Scott 
Farry  John,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  S  s  Old  Hickory,  nr 

Moultrie,  B.  H. 
Farthing  George  H.,  tanner,  r.  1506  Church 
Farthing  Watson  H.,  tanner,  r.  1506  Church 
Farum  Robert  J.,    upholsterer   Indianapolis    Chair 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  Berkeley 
Farwell  Concentration  Co.,  W.  B.  Farwell  manager, 

works  7'20  Bryant,  office  410  California 
Farwell  George  M.,  r.  531  Mission 
Farwell  George  W.,  waiter  Leverett  Howell,   r.  1130 

Market 
Farwell  Hattie  Miss,  collector  C.  W.  Nevin   &   Co.,  r. 

32  Turk 
Farwell  Willard   B.,    proptr   Farwell   Concentrator, 

office  410  California,  r.  Lick  House 
Farwell  William  H.,  shipchandler,  r.  1028  Bush 
Fa.sUion  Ca,rriage  Factory,  Albert  Folsom  pro- 
prietor, 217  Ellis 
Fashion   Stables,    McCord  &   Scott  proprietors, 

221  Ellis 
Fasler  Xavier,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  687  Commercial 
Fass  Aaron,  tailor,  810}^  Stockton,  r.  1104}^  Stockton 
Fass  J.  &  N.    (Jacob   and   Nathan)    tailors,   603  Cali- 
fornia 
Fass  Jacob  (J.  &  N.  Fass)  r.  623  California 
Fass  Johanna,  domestic  1916  Jackson 
Fass  Julius  E.,*  miller,  r.  SE  cor  First  and  Mission 
Fass  Nathan  (J.  &  N.  Fass)  r.  623  California 
83*"  Fass.     See  Faass 

Fassei  Lorenzo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fassett  Charles  D.,  bookkeeper,  r.  Nucleus  House 
Fassett  George  H.,  manager  The  Baldwin 
Fassett  H.  H.,  surveyor  Home  Mutual  Insurance   Co., 

r.  416  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fassett  N.  C.  (Allen  &  Fassett)  r.  624  Sutter 
Fassett  William,  ticket  agent,  r.  1025  Twenty-first 
Fasshauer  Jacob  C,  druggist  G.  Leipnitz  &  Co.,  r.  516 

Jessie 
Fasshauer  William,  cigarmaker,  r.  372}^  Natoma 
Passi  Gerolamo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
FassiLuigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fassin  Louis,  locksmith,  r.  824  Montgomery 
Fassler  Bernardin  (Fassler  &  Lent)  r.  8  Sacramento 
Fassler  &  Lent  (Bernardin  Fassler  and  Edward  Leijt) 
proptrs  Fair  Wind  Saloon,  cor  Market  and  Sacra- 
mento 
Fassmann  Anton,  r.  14  Grove 
Fassmann  C.  F.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fassmann  Eugene  F.,  student  Pac.  Business  College, 

r.  14  Grove 
Fassmann  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fast  Charles,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
Fastenau  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  114  Dore 
Fastuma  Henry,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Father  de  Smet  Cousolidated  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Dako- 
ta I  Henry  Deas  secretary,  44  Nevada  Block 
Father  Matthew  Total  Abstinence  Benevolent  Society, 

rooms  818  Howard 
Fatjo  JojKiuin  J.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Fatricius  Harriet  L.,  widow,  r.  719  California 
Fattigan  Edw.ird,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bav  and  Pow- 
ell 
Fau  Sarah,  widow,  r.  725  Natoma,  rear 
Faubel  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  173  Sixteenth,  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Faubel  John,  market,   NE  cor  Sacramento   and  Fill- 
more, r.  2432  Sacramento 
Faubel  Philip,  butcher,  r.  NE  corShotwell  and  Twen- 

tietli 
Faucompre  Alfred,  bookkeeper,  r.  1024  Vallejo 
Faulhabcr  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  605  Broadway 
Faulhaber  P.,  cigarmaker,  r.  801  Filbert 
Faulkner  Charles  P.,  assayer  and  chemist   William 

Zelner,  r.  Oakland 
Faulkner  Eliza,  domestic  2527  Howard 
Faulkner  George,  gasfitter,  r.  605  Broadway 
Faulkner  George  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  824  Bush 


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branches.  119  MONTGOMERY  ST. 


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Faulkner  George  R.,  salesman  Cunningham.  Curtiss 

&  Welch,  r.  Oakland 
Faulkner  Herbert,  butler  1916  Jackson 
Faulkner  Thomas,  miller,  r.  290  Twenty-second 
Faulkner  Thomas,  porter  Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co.,   r. 

240  >i!  Perry 
Faulkner  William,  master  mariner,  r.  ISOSteuart 
Faulkner  William  E.,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Faulkner  William  F.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RE.,  r. 

1301  Sacramento 
8^'Faulkner.     See  Falkner 
FauU  John  A.-,  capitalist,  r.  1209  Sutter 
Faull  William  (Merry,  FauU  &  Co.)  r.  2023  Broadway 
O'Faull.     See  Fall 
Faulstich  Thaddeus,    liquor    saloon,   SE    cor  Fifth 

and  Harrison,  r.  863  Harrison 
Faure  Albert  F.  V.,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r. 

826  Greenwich 
Faure  Eugene,  cook  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  1009  Stockton 
Faure  George,  cellarman  Leuormand  Bros.,    r.   726J4 

Howard 
Faure  Henry  E.,  salesman  Standard  Soap  Co.,   r.  826 

Greenwich 
Faure  Hippolite  (Raymond  &  Faure)  r.  511  Hyde 
Faure  Laurent,  cook,  r.  901  Jackson 
Faure  Laurent,    sexton    Notre    Dame   des  Victoires 

Church,  r.  526  Bush 
Faure  Leon  (Faure  &  Berton)  r.  1014  Stockton 
Faure  Louise  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1014  Stockton 
Faure  Sophia,  widow,  r.  826  Greenwich 
Faure  &  Berton  ( Leon  Faure  and  Flavien  Berton)  res- 
taurant, 419  Pine 
Faurhold  Chris.,  stevedore,  r.  32  Frederick 
Fauser  Charles,  butcher,  S  s   Railroad  Av,  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Fau.ser  John,  butcher,  r.  118  Guerrero 
Fauser  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Fauss  Amelia,  widow  (D.  Fauss  &  Co.)  r.  1942  J^  Mi.s- 

Bion 
Fauss  D.  &  Co.    (Daniel  and   Amelia    Fauss)    liquor 

salooo,  1942  Mission 
Fauss  Daniel  (D.  Fauss  &  Co.)  r.  1852  Stevenson 
Fauss  Hans,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  1409  Buchanan 
Fauss  Louis,  driver  Willows  Brewery 
Fauss  Otto  (Otto  Fauss  &  Co.)    r.  SE  cor  Nineteenth 

and  Mission 
Fausa  Otto  <&  Co.  (Otto  Fauss  and  Gustav  B.  Klein- 
claus)  proprietors  Willows  Brewery,  SE  cor  Nine- 
teenth and  Mission 
»y"Faus6.    See  Fouse,  Foss  and  Fos 
Faust  J.  L.  &  Co.  (John   L.  Faust  and  George  F.  Ly- 
braud)  mnfrs  show  cases  and  store  fixtures,  538 
California 
Faust  John  L.  (J.  L.  Faust  &  Co.)  r.  Greenwich,  bet 

Pierce  and  Scott 
Fauth  Lorens,  barber,  r.  306  Mason 
Fautsch  Francis  E.,  florist  and  landscape  gardener, 

NE  cor  ^'ashington  and  Buchanan 
Fautz  Henry,  guard  House  of  Correction,  r.  2217  Tay- 
lor 
Fautz  William  (Claus  Wreden  &Co.)  r.  2217  Taylor 
Fautz  William  Jr.,   porter    Witzel  &    Baker,    r.  2217 

Taylor 
Faux  Richard,  seaman,  r.  403  FoUom 
Fava  .\lberto,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Fava  Amadeo,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1136  Folsom 
Fava  Inocenzo,  laborer,  r.  464  Miuna 
Fava  Martiuo,  Garibaldi.  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Fava  Pasquale,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fava  Peter,  teamster,  r.  17  Ohio 

Favard  Jules,  waiter  Bar  Association,  r.  633  Commer- 
cial 
Favarel  Louis,  liquor  saloon,  NE   cor  Polk  and  Cali- 
fornia, r,  1500)4  Polk 
Favery  Christian,  milker,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
F'avilla   Cherubino,     Italian     Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
FavillaLuigi,  cabinetmaker  Herman  Granz 
Favor  Anna    May   Miss,    teacher    embroidery,    r.    4 

Middle 
Favor  Charles  S.,  deputy  U.  S.  Marshal,  r.  611  Taylor 
Favor  Chauncey  O.,  saehmaker,  r.  110,'^  Park  Av 
Favor  Kimball,  physician,  otAce  and  r.  14  Geary 
Favor  Marion  P.  Mrs.,  r.  4  Middle 
Favre  Josejih,  teamster,  r.  318  Broadway 
Fawcett  Harry  E.  V..  paperhanger  F.  St.  Denis  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Fawcett  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  6  Cleaveland 
Fawcett  Simeon,   drayman  C.   C.   Shattuck,  r.    1112 
Mason 


Fawcett  Steven  (Fawcett  &  Augsburgh)  r.  803  Mont- 
gomery 

Fawcett  William,  leader  orchestra  Standard  Theatre, 
r.  5  Belden 

Fawcett  &  Augsburgh  (Steven  Fawcett  and  Freder- 
ick Augsburgh)  fruits  and  vegetables,  69   Centre 

Fawley  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Fawthrop  James,  blacksmith,  r.  1204  Howard 
Fay  Andrew,  butcher.NE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Mission, 

r.  93^  Thirteenth 
Fay  Bernard,  candymaker,  r.  129  Third 
Fay  Bernard,  plasterer,  r.  125  Nineteenth 
Fay  Bridget,  domestic  2127  California 
Fay  Bridget  Miss,  r.  24  Zoe,  rear 
Fay  Caleb  T.,  commission  merchant,  and  agent 

Geneva  Award,  320  Sausome,  room  14,  r.  Palace 

Hotel 
Fay  David,  real  estate,  r.  SE  cor  Chestnut  and  Leav- 
enworth 
Fay  Edward,  bartender  Palace  Hotel 
Fay  Edward  J.,  musician,  r.  937  Folsom 
Fay  Elizabeth,  laundry,  937  Folsom 
Fay  Francis,  laborer,  r.  937  Folsom 
Fay  James,  policeman,  r.  45  Minna 
Fay  James,  Ship  Calkers'  Assn.  44  Spear 
Fay  James  E.,  brassfinisher,  r.  14  Steuart 
Fay  Jeremiah  G.,  clerk,  r.  128  Langton 
Fay  John,  piauomaker,  r.  1715  Mission 
Fay  John,  real  estate,  r.  2014  Powell 
Fay  John,  shoemaker,  r.  228  West  Mission 
Fay  John  Jr.,  r.  2014  Powell 
Fay  Joseph,  cellarman  Willows  Brewery 
Fay  Julius,  bookkeeper  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r.  1005 

Sutter 
Fay  Kate,  domestic  1008  Post 

Fay  Luke,  cashier   Western  Fire   and   Marine  Insur- 
ance Co.  of  California,  r.  2014  Powell 
Fay  Maggie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1003  Mission 
Fay  Mamie  Miss.  r.  2014  Powell 
Fay  Maria  K.,  widow,  r.  55  .Tehama 
Fay  Martin,  teamster  J.  Henry  Kruse,  r.  Treat  Av,bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Fay  Mary,  ^^idow,r.  59  Minna 
Fay  Mary  A.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  214  Francisco 
Fay  Max  H.,  bookseller,  r.  310  Stockton 
Fay  Michael,  liquor   saloon,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-sixth 
Fay  Michael  C,  mining  expert,  r.  1112  Hyde 
Fay  Michael  J.,  billposter,  r.  216  Minna 
Fay  Nellie,  domestic  1522  Clay 
Fay  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  16  Steuart 
Fay  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  422  Third 
Fay  Peter,  boatman,  r.  214  Francisco 
Fay  Philip  S.,  stockbroker,  r.  1523  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fay  Pianos,  Marsh  &  Collins  agents,  32  O'Farrell, 

room  8 
Fay  Robert  (Robert  Fay  &  Co.)  r.  1715  Mission 
Fay  Robert  &  Co.  (Robert  Fay  and  Charles  Hornberg- 

er)  piano  mnfrs,  1715  Mission 
Fay  Roger,  laborer  J.  Bertz,  r.  139  Clara 
Fay    Rose    Miss,  assistant    Greenwich    St.  Primary 

School,  r.  214  Francisco 
Fay  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  33'  Tehama 
Fay  Seymour  J.  (Roundey  &  Fay)  r.  510  Stockton 
Fay  Stephen,  whipmaker,  r.  2946  Mission 
Fay  Thomas,  fuller,  r.  SE  cor  Harrison  and  Sixteenth 
Fay  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  64  First 
Fay  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  210  First 
Fay  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  30  Welsh 
Fay  Thomas,  printer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Fay  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  17  i^  Grand  Av 
Fay  Thomas  P.,  secondhand  furniture,  937  Folsom 
Fay  Timothy  W. ,  hostler,  r.  1633  Howard 
Fay  William,  r.  1523  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fay  William,  longshoreman,  r.  510  Mission 
Fay  William,  porter,  r.  706  California 
Fay  William,  waiter,  r.  17  Fourth 
It?"  Fay.     See  Fahey  and  Fey  ^ 
Favard  J.  B.,  r.  912  Pacific 
Favard  Victorine,  widow,  r.  912  Pacific 
Fayes  Francois,  baker,  r.  824  Montgomery 
Faylor  John,  r.  1022  Bryant 
Fazackerley  Joseph,  supt  construction  Presidio  RR., 

r.  24  Eleventh 
Fazzi  Angelo,  shoemaker,  r.  515  Filbert 
Fazzi  Giovanni  (Pellegrini  &  Fazzi)  r.  42  Jessie 
Fazzi  Josephine  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  533  Union 
Fearn  B.  Miss,  dressmaker,  54  St.  Ann's  Building 


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Fearon  J.  H.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Featherly  Fanny  Miss,  assistant  Powell  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  913  Vullejo 

Featherly  Henrietta  Miss,  assistant  Union  Primary 
School,  r.  913  Vall.jo 

Featherly  Sarah,  widow,  r.  913  Vallejo 

Featherston  James,  with  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  1805 
Jones 

Featherston  John  N.,  cashier  Langley  &  Michaels,  r. 
1805  Jones 

Featherston  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  17  Zee 

Featherstone  Bridget,  widow,  r.  24  Welsh 

Featherstone  James,  laborer,  r.  135 J^  Shipley 

Featherstone  Peter,  sawyer,  r.  135  J^  Shipley 

Fechheimer  Benjamin  C,  clerk  Fechheiiner,  Good- 
kind  &  Co.,  r.  81(;  O'Farrell 

Fechheimer  Charles  8.  (Fechheimer  &  Steele)  r.  816 
O'Farrell 

Feclilieinier,  Goodkind  &  Co.  (Martin  S.  f'ech- 
heimer,  Henry  Goodkind,  Charles  E.  Adler  and 
Charles  Fishel)  importers  and  jobbers  clothing 
and  furnishing  goods,  16-18  Sansome 

Fechheimer  Martin  S.  (Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co.) 
r.  New  York 

Fechheimer  &  Steele  (Charles  S.  Fechheimer  and 
William  A.  Steele)  mnfrs  and  wholesale  dealers 
trunks,  valises,  etc.,  109  Battery,  factory  Seven- 
teenth, bet  Shotwell  and  F'^lsom 

Fechou  Eugene,  butcher,  r.  322  Fifth 

Fedauza  Louis,  mining,  r.  818  Sansome 

Fedder  Robert,  hackman,  r.  208  Second 

Fedele  Canonica,  tinsmith,  r.  Ws  Virginia,  bet  Pacific 
aud  Broadway 

Feder  Harry  N:,  r.  918  O'Farrell 

Feder  Isador,  tailor,  r.  123fi  Bush 

Feder  Jerome,  clerk,  r.  419  Hayes 

Feder  Louis,  commission  merolfunt,  office  35  Battery, 
r.  918  O'Farrell 

Feder  M.  M.  &  Co.  (Moses  M.  Feder  and  Henry 
Peters)  wholesale  jobbers  gent's  furnishing  goods, 
3a  Battery 

Feder  Moses  M.  (M.  M.  Feder  k  Co.)  r.  914  O'Farrell 

Feder  Robert,  dry  goods,  419  Hayes 

Feder  Samuel  (Rosenthal,  Feder   &  Co.)  r.  1713  Bush 

Federal  Hotel,  Joseph  Dicaud  proptr,  1205  Stockton 

Federmeyer  Leon  C,  mnfr  hair  pictures,  32  Fourth 

Fedier  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  New  Helvetia  Hotel 

Fedier  Joseph,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Fee  Leonidas  W.,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 
Service,  r.  Calistoga,  Cal 

Fee  Michael,  tanner  B.  F.  Sawyer  &  Co.,  r.  cor  Sixth 
and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Fee  Susan,  domestic  2300  California 

Feehan  Joseph  J.,  stockkeeper  E.  H.  Jojies  k  Co.,  r.  2 
Natoma' 

Feehan  Mary  A.,  widow,  groceries  and  liquor8,U2-144 
First,  r.  2  Natoma 

Feehan  Thomas  E.,  clerk  Mary  A.  Feehan,  r.  2  Na- 
toma 

Feehan  William,  real  estate,  r.  715  Clementina 

Feehan  William  F.,  clerk  Mary  A.  Feehan.  r.  2  Na- 
toma 

Feeling  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  319  Folsom 

Feely  Dennis,  proptr  Oregon  Lodging  House,  641 
Commercial 

Feely  J.,  carijenter,  r.  540  Ellis 

Feely  James,  laborer,  r.  21fj  Perry 

Feely  James  J.,  clerk,  r.  216  Perry 

Feely  James  T.,  foreman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  .553  Mis- 
sion 

Feely  John,  hostler,  r.  643  Post 

Feely  John,  painter,  r.  1125  Mission 

Feely  Mary,  furnished  rooms,  340  Third 

Feely  Michael  J.,  carpenter,  r.  .540  Ellis 

Feely  Thomas,  hackman,  r.  1024  Stockton 

Feely  William,  laborer,  r.  26  Freelon 

Feen  Florence  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  SE  cor  Minna  and 
Eleventh 

Feeney  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1025  Vallejo 

Feeney  Ellen,  widow, r.  imii  Natoma 

Feem  y  James,laborer  warehouse  dept  Custom  House 
r.  409  Clementina  ' 

Feeney  James,  fireman,  r.  508  Brannan 

Feeney  James,  8hoecutter,r.  1109  Pierce 

Feeney  James  H.,  machinist,  r.  21  Sumner 

Feeney  John,  bollermaker,  r.  55  Natoma 

Feeney  John,  plumber  and  gusfitter,  r.  1025  Vallejo 

Feeney  John,  watchman,  r.  TMl^  Clementina 

Feeney  Josejih,  shoemaker,  SE  cor  Pierce  and  Eddy 
r.  1107  Pierce 

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Feeney  Joseph  Jr.,  shoecutter,  r.  1107  Pierce 

Feeney  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1214  Union 

Feeney  Martin,  molder,  r.  533 J6  Howard 

Feeney  Mary,  widow,  r.  226  Fulton-,  rear 

Feeney  Mary,  domestic  311  Stockton 

Feeney  Mary,  domestic  1.501  Gough 

Feeney  Michael,  r.  437  Clementina 

Feeney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1413  Scott 

Feeney  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  921  Sutter 

Feeney  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  455  Minna 

Feeney  Patrick,  molder,  r.  75  Clementina 

Feeuey  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  437  Clemeutjna 

Feeney  Patrick  J.,  molder,  r.  cor  Third  and  Verona 

Feeney  Stephen,  laborer  8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  52 
Silver 

Feeney  Thomas  J.,  molder  Industrial  Iron  Works,  r. 
64  Tehama 

Feenev  Timothv,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Folsom,  nr  Precita 
P1,B.  H. 

Feeney  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  437  Shipley 

Fegan  Christopher,  longshoreman,  r.  47><i'  Clemen- 
tina, rear 

Fegan  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Fegan  John,  r.  321  Pacific 

Fegan  John,  loug.shoreman,  r.  47}<j  Clementina,  rear 

Fegan  Joseph,  calker,  r.  9  Alemany  Av 

1^"  Fegan.    See  Fagan  and  Fagen 

Feherty  Philip,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Greenwich  and 
Steiner 

Fehling  Henry  W.,  bartender,  r.  1  Vallejo 

Fehuemann  Charles  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  2201  Larkin 

Fehnemann  John,  clerk,  r.  2201  Larkin 

Fehnemauu  Minnie,  widow,  groceries  and  lliiuors, 
NW  cor  Larkin  aud  Green 

Fehr  Lewis,,  first  mate  schr  Sparkling  Sea,  r.  640  Na- 
toma 

Fehrenbach  M.  Miss,  r.  S  s  Gody,  nr  Virginia  Av.'B.  H. 

Fehrenbach  Mary,  widow,  r.  S  s  Gody,  nr  Virginia 
Av,B.  H. 

Fehrenbacher  William,  liquor  saloon,  1007  Minna 

Feht  George,  varnisher,  r.  9  Harlan  PI 

Feibnsh  Marcus,  gi'oceries  aud  liquors,  NW  cor  Oc- 
tavia  and  Geary 

Feig  Alexander,  furniture,  151  Third,  r.  655  Howard 

Feig  Joseph,  clerk  Shreve  &  Wolf,  r.  6.55  Howard 

Feig  Michael,  painter,  r.  655  Howard 

FeigRaphael,Balesujau  Pac.  Jewelry  Co. .r. 655  Howard 

Feig  Seaman,  clerk  Alexander  Feig,  r.  655  Howard 

Feige  John  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  47  Stevenson, 
r.  1024  }<i  Capp 

Feige  Robert,  tailor,  952^  Howard 

Feigenbaum  Benedict  (Feigenbaum  &  Co.)  r.  1006 
Van  Ness  Av 

Feigenbaum  Joseph  (Feigenbaum  &  Co.)  r.  309  Powell 

Fei^eiibanm  <Sl  Co."  (Benedict  and  Joseph  Feigen- 
baum and  Louis  Schwarzschild)  importers  Yankee 
notions,  baskets,  children's  carriages,  musical  in- 
struments and  toys,  120-124  Sansome  ^nd  217-219 
Pine 

Feighery  James,  nightwatchman,  r.  900  Post 

Fell  Lorentz  D.,  groceries  and  liquors.  602  Ellis 

Felling  Louis  (Felling  &  Henry)  r.  131  Seventh 

Felling  &  Henry  (Louis  Felling  and  W.  Warner 
Henry)  commission  merchants  aud  wholesale 
provisions,  319  Sacramento 

Feinberg  Moses  8.  (Feinberg  &  Winter)  r.  1513  Hyde 

Feinberg  <&  Winter  (Moses  S.  Feinberg,  Benjamin 
G.  Winter,  aud  Z.  Staab,  special,  N.  Y.)  purchasing 
agents  aud  commission  merchants,  205  Front 

Feine  Adolph.  slwemaker,  r.  32()  Minna 

Feininger  Barbara,  widow,  r.  728  Broadway,  rear 

Feininger  Eugene,  laborer,  r.  728  Broadway,  rear 

Feintuch  Abram,  r.  1302  California 

Feintuch  Marcns.  watches  and  jewelrj',  240  Kearny, 
r.  1302  California 

Feintuch  Morris,  cashier  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r. 
1302  "California 

Feisel  Frederick  T.,  wagonmaker,  15U9  Mission,  r.  1412 
O'Farrell 

Feist  Adolph,  mining  secretary,  207  Sansome,  room  3, 
r.  417  Mason 

Feiter  Frank,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Feix  John,  foreman  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 
Mint,  r.  23  Potter 

Feix  William,  laborer,  r.  23Potter 

Feld  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  803  Bush 

Feldbusch  Herman  H.,  lithographic-printer,  r.  528 
Shotwell 

Feldbusch  John  D.,  r.  1407  Bush 

Feldbusch  John  H.,  r.  1602  California 


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Feldbusch  John  H.  D.,  insurauce  broker,  415  Califor- 
!  nia,  r.  528  Shotwell 

I  Felder  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
I  Feldhaus  Gerhard,   expressman,   1055   Market,   r.    37 
j  Hayes 

I  Feldheim  Nathan,  clerk,  r.  13  Hickory  Av 
]  Feldmann  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  tj63  Harrison 

Feldmann  Charles  W.,  liquor  saloon,  920-922  Market, 
r.  708  Taylor 
1  Feldmann  Christian,  r.  037  Sutter 

Feldmann  Heinrieh,  driver  Chicago  Brewery,  r.  1301  ii 
Larkin 

Feldmann  John  D.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Haight  and  Scott 

Feltliiiaiin  Li.  «Sj  Co.  (Louis  Feldmann)import'irB 
and  dealers  wooden  and  willow  ware.  315-317  Sac- 
ramento 

Feldmann  Louis  (L.  Feldmann  &  Co.)  r.  NE  cor 
Twenty-first  and  Shotwell 

Feldmann  Louis  J.,  clerk  L.  Feldmann  &  Co.,  r.  NE 
cor  Tweuty-*ir8t  and  Shotwell 

Feldmiinn  Otto  J.,  clerk  Julius  Buhlert,  r.  1000  Valen- 
cia 

Feldschau  Adolph,  coffee  saloon,  013  Washington,  r. 
1103  Powell 

Feldtman  Peter  N.,  salesman  A.  P.  Hotaliug  &  Co.,  r. 
219  Dupont 

Feldtmaun  Henry  H.,  porter  Schultz  &  Von  Bargen,  r. 
1821  Hyde 

Felicich  Vicente,  Austrian  Ben.  SoC,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Felippini  Giovanni,  farmer,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 

Felis  Emanuel  A.,  oysteriiian,  r.  1014  Clay 

Felix  David,  r.  04  Everett 

Felix  Frederick,  ohickuurauch.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M 
andN,  South  S.F. 

Felix  Peter,  seaman,  r.  710  Front 

Feliz  Eduardo,  harnessmaker,  r.  NW  cor  Vallejo  and 
Powell 

Felker  Helena  D.,  widow,  r.  1569J^  Market 

Felker  Inez,  widow,  r.  331  O'Farrell 

Felker  Leonard  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  1920  Mason 

Fell  Marshall  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  H30  Howard 

Fell  Valentine  J.,  clerk  J.  J.  O'Brieu  &  Co.,r.  16  Elev- 
enth 

Fell  William,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,r.  16  Elev- 
euth 

Fella  Charles,  pressman  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.. 
r.  558  Stevenson 

Felia  George  A.,  painter,  r.  142  Rose  Av 

Fella  John  v.,  salesman  Jacob  Strahle  &  Co.,  r.  1713 
Dupont 

Felldiu  Henry  L.,  candymaker,  r.  120 >6  Clara 

Felldin  L.  L.,  engineer,  r.  421  Bush 

Fellheimer  Bernhard,  clerk,  r.  432  Natoma 

Fellheimer  Marks,  barber,  r.  432  Natoma 

Fellner  Robert,  bartentier,  r.  415  Bush 

Fellows  Arthur,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  328  Montgomery 

Fellows  David,  clerk,  r.  554  Bryant 

Fellows  David,  chicken  ranch,  r.  E  s  Lyon,  bet  Union 
and  Filbert 

Fellows  David  W.,  laborer,  r.  632  >ii  Fourth 

Fellows  Edward,  teamster,  r.  032}^  Fourth 

Fellows  Erasmus,  machiuehaud  Alfred  T.  Elford, 
241  King 

Fellows  Everett  P..  cashier  Howe  i^  Hall,  r.  11  Far- 
ran  Av 

Fellows  Frank,  brakeman  C.  P.  RU.,r.  Stanford  Hotel 

Fellows  Kirk,  en^iueer  8.  P.  HR.,  r.  Gilroy 

Fellows  L.,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR.,  r.  cor  Ken- 
tucky and  Huiuboklt 

Fellows  Park,  buyer  George  W.  McNear,  r.  Oakland 

Fellows  Samuel  S.,  cashier  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Fellows  Thomas  J.,  plumber,  r.  6  Vernon  PI 

Fellows  W.  H.  H.,  compositor,  r.  995  Market 

Fells  John  F.,  clerk  Porter, Slessiuger  &  Co.,  r.  1601)6 
Fillmore 

Felsenthal  Philip  H.  (Osceola,  Nev.)  oflice  17-19  San- 
some,  r.  1540  Washington 

Felsing  Frederick  (Winter  &  Falsing)  r.  2322  Fol- 
som 

Felt  Ellen,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Solano  and  Rhode  Is- 
land 

Felt  John  W.,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Falter  William  R.,  bookkeeper  Newmark,  Grnenberg 

A  Co.,  r.  Westminster  House 
Felton  Charles  N.,  capitalist,  402  Montgomery,  room 

11,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Felton  Daniel  P.,  clerk,  r.  1828  O'Farrell 


Felton  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Leaven- 
worth, r.  1320  Pacific 
Fclvey  Lawrence,  cooperage,  114  Sacramento  and  113 
Commercial,  r.W  s  Bryant,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and 
Twenty-fifth 
Fenelius  Otto,  boxmaker,  r.  815  Jessie 
Feueran  James,  grainer,  r.  2033  Mission 
Feugler  Henry,  bootmaker,  539  Clay 
Fengler  Osoar,  shoemaker,  r.  312  Ninth 
Fengler  Rudolph,  shoemaker,  202  Powell,  r.  135  Lang- 
ton,  rear 
Fengler  Rudolph,  shoemaker,  405  Stevenson,  r.  312 

Ninth 
Fenker  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  r.  59  Stevenson 
Feiikliausen  A.    &  Co,  (Amandus,  C8esar  J.  and 
Bxidolph  T.  Fenkhausen;    importers  wines  and 
liquors,  414  Front 
Fenkhausen  Amandus  (A.  Fenkhausen   k  Co.)  r.  1123 

Sutter 
Fenkhausen  Cffisar  J.  (A.  Fenkhausen  &  Co.)  r.  1123 

Sutter 
Fenkhausen  Rudolph  T.  (A.  Fenkhausen  &  Co.)  r. 

1123  Sutter 
Fenkhausen    Walter,   con-esponding  clerk   A.   Fenk- 
hausen &  Co.,  r.  1123  Sutter 
Fenn  Charles  B.,  clerk  Held  &  Co.,  r.  713  Shotwell 
Fenn  Frederick  Rev.,   r.   2  Grant,  bet   Guerrero  and 

Dolores 
Fenn  John  H.  (Fenn  &  Co.)  r.  1505  Market 
Fenn  Lyman  J.,  carpenter,  r.  713  Shotwell 
Fenu  Thomas  W.,  special  agent  Jacobs  &  Easton.r. 218 

Stockton 
Fenn  William  S.,  mattressmaker,  r.2  Grant,  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 
Fenn  &  Co.   (John   H.   Fenn    and    Mary   Eidd)  .  shirt 

mnfrs,  1505  Market 
Fennel  Charles,  helper  Scott  &   Vanoni,  r.  717  How- 
ard 
Fennel  Henry  T.,  tanner,  r.  Ss  Serpentine  Av,  bet  Fol- 

som  and  Harrison 
Fennel  Caroline,  widow,  r.S  s  Serpentine  Av,  betFol- 

som  and  Harrison 
Fennell  Catherine,  widow,  r.  238  Oak 
Fennell  Charles  E.,  carpenter,  r.  136  First  Av 
Fennell  Dennis,  harnessmaker,  r.  14  Howard  Court 
Fennell  Edward,  boil^rmaker,  r.  4  Noe 
Fennell  John  E.,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,r.  M.bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Fennell  Margaret,  tailoress,  r.  238  Oak 
Fennell  Patrick  J.,  assistant  engineer  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

4  Noe 
Fennell  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  21  M 
Fennell  William  H.,  carpenter,  r.  526  Linden  Av 
Fennell  William  J.,  upholsterer,  r.  238  Oak 
Feiiiier  Clianning' G. ,  attorney  at  law,  213  San- 
some,  room  10 
Feuner  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  500  Broadway 
Fenner  James  JX,  salesman   Huntington,  Hopkins  & 

Co.,  r.  423  Sutter 
Fennessy  David,  wagonmaker,  r.  123  California  Av 
Fenuessy  Edward,  r.  530  Mission 
Fennessy  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Fennessy  John,   boots  and    shoes,  42   Sixth,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Fennessy  M.,  laborer,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Fennessy  William,  bartender,  r.  110  Leidesdorff 
Fenuig  Henry,  bartender,  r.  250,V,  Jessie 
Fennisten  James,  laborer,  r.  135 J4  Shipley 
Fennisten  Peter,  laborer,  r.  135  )i  Shipley 
Fenstermacher  Louis,   clerk   Fuchs  &    Euler,  r.  537 

Fifth 
Fensteriuacher  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  537  Fifth 
Fenstermacher  Martin  Jr.,  engraver,  r.  537  Fifth 
Fent<m  Annie,  domestic  2720  Mission 
Fentou  Bertha   Mrs.,   assistant  Pine  and  Larkin  St. 

.   Primary  Scliool,  r.  1828  O'Farrell 
Fenton  Catherine   'F.   Mrs.,   employment  office,    124 

Geary,  r.  208  Stockton 
Fenton  Daniel,  shoemaker,  r.  N  s  Twenty-seventh,  nr 

Noe 
Fenton  Daniel  P.,  clerk  S.  P.  UR.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Fentou  James,  tinsmith,  r.  320  Geary,  rear 
Fenton  James,  trackman   California  St.   RR.,   r.  1409 

California 
Fenton  John,  shoemaker,  r.  521  Birch  Av 
Fenton  J'lhn  H.,  shoe  cutter,  r.  51K  Grove 
Fenton  John  J.,  driver  Wells,   Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 

r.  208  Stockton 
Fentou  Lawrence  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  508!^  Fell 
Fenton  Nellie,  domestic  1104  Market 


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388 


FEE 


Fenton  Nellie  Miss,  shoefinisher  Porter,  Slessinger  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Fenton  Patrick,  bartender,  r.  306  Beale 
Fenton  Patrick  A.,  compositor,  r.  307  3^  Chestnut 
Fenton  Richard,  carpenter,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Fentress  George   W.,  clerk  A.  L.   Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
FentBch  F.  E.,  r.  cor  Buchanan  and  Washington 
Fenwick  Alexander,   boilermaker,   r.   Montgomery's 

Hotel 
Feore  James,  superintendent  warehouse   Scofield  & 

Tevis,  r.  728  Bush 
Ferara  Gusteno.  waiter,  r.  329  Minna 
Ferara  Jasar,  waiter,  r.  329  Minna 
Ferat  Antone,  fruit  peddler,  r.  1020  Montgomery 
Ferber  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  1601  Mason 
Ferber  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  736  Brannan 
Ferdinand  John  B.,  pilot,  r.  100}^  Jackson 
Ferdinand  Joseph,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles 
Fereira  Alberto,   shoemaker,    117   Jackson,   r.    West 

Berkeley 
Fereira  Antonio,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  See,  510 

Bush 
Ferguson  Alexander,  wool  dealer,  r.  940  Twentieth 
Ferguson  Annie,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Ferguson  B.  L.,  mining,  r.  725  Pine 
Ferguson  Charles  E.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,r.  32  Silver 
Ferguson  Daniel,  paper  canvasser,  r.  349  Minna 
Ferguson  David,  salesman  Sachs,  Heller  &  Co.,  r.  326 

O'Farrell 
Ferguson  David,  special  policeman,  r.  923  Harrison 
Ferguson  Donald,  ship  carpenter,  r.  444  Brannan 
Ferguson  Eben  W.  (Moore,  Ferguson   &   Co.)  r.  501 

Post 
Ferguson  Francis  M.,with  Domestic  Sewing  Machine 

Co.,  r.  137  Third 
Ferguson  George,  carpenter,  r.  102  Vicksburg 
Ferguson  George  B.,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co., 

r.  937  Post 
Ferguson  George  H.,  boilermaker,  r.  281  Stevenson 
Ferguson  George  H.,  civil  engineer,  r.  2194  Devisadero 
Ferguson  George  J.,  plumber,  r.  281  Stevenson 
Ferguson  Harry,  butcher,  1120  Filbert 
Ferguson  Hattie,  domestic  13  BUight 
Ferguson  Henry,  plasterer,  r.  2^rie 
Ferguson  Henry  J.,  framemaker,  r.  281  Stevenson 
Ferguson  Henry  W.,  shearsman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Ferguson  Herbert  S.,  carriage  painter,  r.  23  Taylor 
Ferguson  Hugh  J.,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  157 M  Te- 
hama 
Ferguson  James,  carpenter,  r.  430  Hickory  Av 
Ferguson  James,  engineer,  r.  728  Howard 
Ferguson  James,  moldei^,  r.  527  Folsom 
Ferguson  James  A.,  canvasser,  r.  222  Leavenworth 
Ferguson  James  C. ,  clerk  William  G.  Irvine,  r.  2194 

Devisadero 
Fergmson  •Tames  P.,  livery  stabla,  814  Mission, r. 

820  Mission 
Ferguson  John,  liquor  saloon  and  cigars,  304  Califor- 
nia, r.  602  Geary 
Ferguson  John  F.,  r.  812  Kearny 
Ferguson  Lewis  C,  clerk  Board  of  Education,  r.  1130 

Market 
Ferguson  M.  Mrs.,  r.  16  Willow  Av 
Ferguson  Malcolm,  student  Heald's  Business  College, 

r.  349  Minna 
Ferguson  Margaret,  domestic  808  Bush 
Ferguson  Maria,  domestic  79  Jessie 
Ferguson  Mary  A.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  281  Stev- 
enson 
Ferguson  Mary  E.,  vddow,  r.  710  Buchanan 
Ferguson  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  14  Sheppard  PI 
Ferguson  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Sherwood  PI 
Ferguson  Peter,  waiter,  r.  1024  Howard 
Ferguson  Phineas  F. (Ferguson  &  Biggy)  r.  102  Vicks- 
burg 
Ferguson  R.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Ferguson  Robert  C,  salesman,  r.  710  Buchanan 
Ferguson  Sauiuol,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Ferguson  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  158  Clara,  rear 
Ferguson  Thomas,  stove  mounter  W.  W.  Montague  & 

Co.,  r.  U^  Frederick 
Ferguson  Tilghmaii  H.,  dentist,  office  and  r. 34 Kearny 
Ferguson  Walter  D.,  clerk  California  Laundry,  r.  16 

Hubbard 
Ferguson  Walter  L.,  compositor,  r.  710  Buchanan 
Ferguson  Walter  L.,  machinist,  r.  208  Second 
Ferguson  W.  H.,  r.  Cascius  Hotel 
FerguHon  William,  blacksmith,  r.  50  South  Park 
Fergusou  William,  laborer,  r.  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 


Ferguson  William,  laborer,  r.  603  Seventh 

Ferguson  William  D.,  boatman,  Meiggs'  Wharf,  r.  118 

Francisco 
Ferguson  William  H.,whitener,  29  Sixth,  r.  444  Jessie, 

rear 
Ferguson  William  J.,  bookkeeper  J.  P.  Ferguson,  r.  820 

Mission 
Ferguson  William  J.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  & 

Co.,  r.  14Ji5  Frederick 
Ferguson  William  W.,  r.  SW  cor  Potrero   and   Silver 

Ays,  South  S.  F. 
Ferguson  k  Biggy  (Phineas  F.  Ferguson   and  John  J. 

and  William  J.  Biggy)  proptrs   Cal.  Laundry,  113 

Stevenson  and  What  Cheer  Laundry,  121  Leides- 

dorff 
Ferini  Antonio,  Swiss  Ben.  Soo.,  627  Commercial 
Ferinl  Bartolomeo  (Perini  &  Ferini)  r.  207  Post 
Ferini  Joseph,  restaurantkeeper,  r.  609  Bush 
Ferka  Carl,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Ferle  Redentore,  Italian   Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Fern  Edward,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Fern  Etta  Miss,  r.  1117  Mission 
Fernald  Joseph,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Fernald  Joseph  S. ,  security  and  bond  broker,  306 

Sansome,  r.  1621}^  Post 
Fernald  Minnie  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  129  Valencia 
Fernandez  A.  C,  r.  729  Geary 
Fernandez  Joao  A.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Fernandez  John,  porter,  r.  127  Jackson 
Fernandez  Joseph,  restaurant,  517  Mission 
Fernandez  Juan,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Fernandez  Manuel,  cook,r.  lllj^  Fifth 
Fernandez   Manuel  P.,  hairdresser,  107  Jackson,  r.  3 

Clay 
Fernandez  M.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  729  Geary 
Fernandez  Nettie  Miss,  r.  743  Folsom 

FERNANDEZ  PETER  B. 

hatter,   60^-604:  Kearny,  r.   704  Sacra- 
mento 

Fernandez  Philip,  cigars  and  tobacco,  200  Sixth,  r. 

1048  Folsom 
Fernandez  Thomas,  plumber,  and  extraman  Engine 

No.  12,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Femau  Engelhardt,  wood  and  coal,  438  Minna  and  941 

Mission,  r.  446  Minna 
Fernbach  Victor,  mining  secretary,  219  Bush,  r.  1617 

Sutter 
Fernie  Francis  G.,  painter,  r.  163  Silver 
Fernier  M.  J.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  638  Green 
Ferno  Lizzie  Mrs.,  forewoman  B.  &  O.  Greenebaum, 

r.  735  Green 
Fernran  Frederick,  papercarrier.  r.  2217  Leavenworth 
Ferns  William,  driver  City  RR. 
Feron  Mary,  widow,  groceries,  341  Jessie 
Ferou  Stephen,  engineer  Menzies  &  Bingham 
Ferot  Emil,  clerk  Neuburger,   Beiss   &   Co.,   r.    1337 

Bush 
Ferot  Felix,  baker,  r.  California  Hotel 
Ferragiaro  Natale,  r.  13  Bannam  PI 
Ferral  John.  r.  828  Folsom 
Ferral  John  Jr.,-  r.  828  Folsom 
Ferral  Robert,  judge  Superior  Court  Dept  No.  12, 

chambers  729  Montgomery,  r.  2518  California 
8^"  Ferral.     See  Farrell 
Ferran  Jean,  knifegrinder,  r.  427)4  Green 
Perrau  Marcien,  cook,  r.  427  J^  Green 
Ferranti  Martinelli,  laborer   Pac.   Cream  of    Tartar 

Works 
Ferrara  Salvatore,  fishdealer,  Clay  St.  Market,  r.  706 

Front 
Ferrari  Alessandro,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Ferrari  Antonio,  fisherman,  894  Front 
Ferrari  Bartolomeo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc, 423  Washington 
Ferrari  Columbus,  Ijutcher,  r.  1132Dupont 
Ferrari  Desiderio,  clerk  Charles  Scheggia,  r.   809  Pa- 
cific 
Ferrari  Georgio,  teamster,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Ferrari  Giovanni,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills 
Ferrari    Lazzero,    Italian    Bersaglieri     Soc,    r.    625 

Broadway 
Ferrari  Lulgi,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Oak 

Grove  Av 
Ferrari  Pietro,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Ferrari  Rafael,  shoemaker.  523  Pacific 
Ferrari  S.,  shoemaker,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Ferr^  Albert  £.,  druggist  Afred  Gros,  r.  419  Minna 


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Ferre  Antonio,  cigarmaker,  r.  1337  Dupont 

Ferre  Geddings  H.,  liquidatiug  clerk  Custom  House, 
r.  887  Fifteenth 

Ferre  Horace  R.,  bookkeeper,  r.  419  Minna 

Ferre  Melville,  druggist  Jobn  W.  Kule,  r.  419  Minna 

Ferre  William  H.,  bartender,  r.  419  Minna 

Ferrea  Angelo,  vegetable  dealer,  r.  1324  iN'atoma 

Ferrea  Brothers  (Luigi  and  Giacomo)  vegetables,  43 
Colombo  Market,  ^gardens  P,  bet  Twenty-fifth 
and  Tweuty-Bixth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Ferrea  Giacomo,  (Ferrea  Brothers)  r.  P.  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  aud  Twenty-sixth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Ferrea  Giovanni,  real  estate,  r.  430  Union 

Ferrea  Giuseppe,  r.  3  Varennes 

Ferrea  John  B.  (Ferrea  &  Brali)  r.  Wheat,  bet  Paul 
andjSalinas  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Ferrea  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  W  s  Old  San 
Jose  Road,  ur  Berual  Station 

FeiTea  Luigi  (Ferrea  Brothers)  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-fifth 
and  Twenty-sixth,  South  S.  F. 

Ferrea  &  Brali  (John  B.  Ferrea  and  George  Brali) 
milk  ranch.  Wheat,  bet  Paul  and  Salinas  Avs, 
South  S.  F. 

Ferree  Frank  E.,  bookkeeper  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co., 
r.  390  Dolores 

Ferreira  Francisco  Da  Lux,  sacristan  Yglesia  de 
Nuestra   Senora  de  Guadaloupe,  r.  908  Broadway 

Ferreira  Marie,  widow,  r.  .528  Bush 

Ferreira  Roberto  A.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Sec, 
510  Bush 

Ferrillo  David,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Ferren  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  2(5  Turk 

Ferren  James  H.,  salesman  F.  Grass,  r.  1084  Howard 

Ferren  John  L.,  clerk,  r.  1084  Howard 

BS"    Ferren.     See  Farren 

Ferrer  Ferdinand  F.,  clerk  Levison  Bros.,  r.  1810 
Pine 

Ferrer  Henry,  physician,  eye,  ear  and  throat  dis- 
eases, 16  Geary 

Ferrer  John  D. ,  physician,  oifice  16  Geary 

Ferrer  John  M.,  clerk  J.  F.  Schleiden,  r.  1810  Pine 

Ferrer  Manuel,  bookkeeper,  r.  1810  Pine 

Ferrer  Manuel  Y.,  teacher  music,  r.  1810  Pine 

Ferrera  David,  milker,  r.  Mission  Road,  opp  St. 
Mary's  College 

Ferrera  Giovanni,  with  Pacific  Vinegar  Works,  r.  560 
Grove 

Ferrera  Giuseppe,  groceries  and  liquors,  Old  San 
Jose  Road,  nr  Industrial  School 

Ferrera  Giuseppe,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Ferrera  P.,  r.  St.  Gottard  Hotel 

Ferrera  Salvatore,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Ferreto  Giacomo  (A.Rossi  &  Co.)  r.  533  Green 

Ferretti  G.  B.,  wood  and  coal,  515  Pacific 

Ferretti  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard.  423  Broadway 

Ferretto  Giuseppe,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Ferretto  Luigi,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Ferrie  Colin  C,  scene  painter  Adelphi  Theatre 

Ferrie  William,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  r.  742  Pine 

8S?"  Ferrie.     See  Ferree  and  Ferry 

Ferrier  John  S.,  butcher,  44-45  Grand  Central  Market, 
r.  524  Eighteenth 

Ferrin  Julia,  domestic  338  Eddy 

Ferrini  Battista,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Fcrrini  Giovanni,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Ferrini  Mary  A.,  laundress,  r.  038  Green 

Ferris  Anson  S.,  physician,  oflice  and  r.  830  Howard 

Ferris  Charles,  butcher,  r.  23  }i  Ritch 

Ferris  Crawford,  contractor,  r.  1723  Eddy 

Ferris  David,  shoemaker,  023  Merchant 

Ferris  George  V.,  clerk,  r.  1188  Harrison 

Ferris  Hugh,  foreman  R.  W.  Theobald,  r.  35  Clay 

Ferris  John,  laborer,  r.  28  First 

Ferris  John  H.,  clerk  Henry  Tostmann,  r.  10  Stockton 
PI 

Ferris  John  M. ,  r.  1010  Washington 

Ferris  Michael,  laborer,  r.  29  Jessie 

Ferris  Samuel  A.,  salesman  Frank  Laeremans,  r.  528 
Washington 

Ferris  Thomas,  sc-aman  O.  R.  aud  N.  S8.  Oregon 

Ferris  William,  driver  City  KR.,  r.  1805  Mission 

Ferris  William  H,,  manager  Baldwin  Hotel  billiard 
rooms,  r.  302  O'Farrell 

Ferris  William  H.,  salesman  Curtis,  Dixon  &  Co.,  309 
Clay 

Ferro  Daniel,  hostler,  r.  5  Tehama 

Ferro  James,  cook  Montgomery  House,  613  Mission 


Ferroglaro  Andrea,  vegetable  garden,  N  s  Market,  bet 
Sanchez  aud  Church 

Ferrogiaro  Angelo,  vegetables,  15  Colombo  Market, 
gardens  N,  bet  Twenty-sixth  aud  Twenty-eighth 
Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Ferrogiaro  Antonio,  vegetables,  36  Colombo  Market, 
gardens  N  s  Market,  bet  Sanchez  and  Church 

Ferrogiaro  Antonio,  vegetable  garden.  Waller,  bet 
Steiuer  and  Pierce 

Ferrogiaro  G.  B.,  laborer,  r.  5  Gaven 

Feruccio  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Ferry  Edward,  hostler,  r.  14  M  Frederick 

(^■Ferry.     See  Fern  e  aud  Ferrie 

Fesler  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  409  Union 

Fesler  George,  well  borer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Fessel  Frederick,  molder,  r.  247  Second 

Fessenden  Sewall  H.  (R.  A.  Swain  &  Co.)  r.  Boston, 
Mass. 

Fessler  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  Creedmore  House 

Fest  Oscar  L.,  scenic  artist  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  318  Sixth 

Fethauer  Henry,  engineer  Pacific  Brewery,  t.  267  Te- 
hama 

Fetscli  Charles,  tanner,  r.  N  s  Yolo,  bet  Utah  and 
Nebraska 

Fetsch  Jacob,  bird  store,  271  First 

Fett  Charles,  proptr  Eagle  Cofl'ee,  Spice,  Drug  and 
Mustard  Mills,  8-10  Stevenson,  and  groceries  and 
liquors,  931  Folsom,  r.  934  Folsom 

Fetter  Adrianna  W.,  widow,  r.  412  Octavia 

Fetter  Alvah  C,  clerk,  r.  412  Octavia 

Fettes  Andrew  W.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  3259  Mis- 
sion 

Feti  Joseph,  wines  and  brandies.  107  Third,  r.  1713 
Buchanan 

Fetzer  Frederick,  tailor,  r.  1404  Powell 

Fetzer  George  J.  (Davissou,  Hall  &  Co.)  r.  227  Geary 

Fetzer  Thomas  M.,  salesman  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r. 
227  Geary 

Feuillan  Jean  (F.  Thomas  &  Co.)  r.  27  Tenth 

Feusier  Edward  D.,  commission  merchant,  309  Clay, 
r.  023  Green 

Feusier  Henry,  policeman,  r.  917  J<S  Filbert 

Feusier  Louis  (Martin,  Feusier  &  Co.)  r.  1027  Green 

Feustel  Frank,  bakery,  245  Third 

Fever  Louis,  shipcarpenter,  r.  226  Webster 

Fevre  August  F.,  waiter,  r.  22  Prospect  PI 

Fevrier  Paul  J.,  druggist  Alexander  Zabaldano,r.  1124 
Stockton 

Fex  George,  operator,  and  engineer  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co., 
r.  553 '<j  Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Fey  Conrad,  porter  A.  P.  Hotaling  &  Co.,  r.  403  Union 

Fey  Henry,  woodsawyer,  r.  037  Broadway,  rear 

Fey  John,  pianomaker  Jacob  Zech,  r.  1716  Mission 

B^Fey.     See  Fahey  and  Fay 

Feyhl  Teodor,  Cooks'  and  Bakers'  Union,  SW  cor 
Kearny  and  Post 

Fiala  John  T.,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 
Office,  r.  15103^  Polk 

Fiala  Theodore  R.,  clerk,  r.  1510)4  Polk 

Fice  Frederick  J.,  clerk,  r.  312  Sixth 

Fice  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  1735  Market 

Fichter  George,  waiter,  r.  530  Bush 

Fichthaler  John  L.,  cigar  mnfr,  18  Sixth,  r.  736  Te- 
hama 

Fichtner  Frederika,  widow,  r.  504  Fell 

Fichtuer  Gustav,  salesman  William  Ehrenpfort,  r. 
504  Fell 

Fick  John  F.,  shipping  clerk  Coghill  &  Simon,  r.  830 
Jackson 

Fickeu  Henry,  driver  Eureka  Soda  Works,  r.  8)4  Erie 

Ficken  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  V2f>H  Bryant 

Ficken  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  828  Clay 

Ficken  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 

Ficken  Louis  (Larkin  &  Ficken)  r.  021  Natoma 

Fickeu  Martin  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  134  Fourth 

Fickett  James  E.,  teamster,  cor  Beale  and  Howard,  r. 
3'24   Beale 

Fiddes  George,  foreman  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  201 
Eleventh 

Fiddes  Robert,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  11  Hub- 
bard 

Fiddes  Robert  A.,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  f.  68 
Tehama 

Fiddler  Matthew,  hostler,  r.  430  Valencia  ■ 

Fidelity  and  Casualty  Insurance  Co.  (of  New 
York)  James  R.  Garniss  general  agent,  406  Cali- 
fornia, basement 

Fidelity  Mining  Co.  (Calaveras  Co.,  Cal.)  office  310 
Pine,  room  15 

Fidell  Sebreroz,  leathercutter,  r.  3  Brenham  P11E3S 


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Fiedler  Sophron,  teacher  music,  r.  1436  Misalon 

Field  A.,  weaver,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Larkln 

Field  A.  Si  Sons,  shoe  tacks  and  nails,  uphol- 
sterers' tacks,  etc..  511  Market 

Field  Alfred  B.  (Richardson  &  Field)  r.  1508  Larkin 

Field  Anders  T.,  policeman,  r.  324  Austin 

Field  Asa  W.,  r.  314  Ellis 

Field  0.,  clerk  auditor's  dept  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  cor  Eddy  and  Powell 

Field  Charles,  marblecutter,  r.  20  Anna 

Field  Charles  L.,  foreman  Standard  Packing  Co.,  r. 
1016  Washington 

Field  Charles  L.,  superintendent  Standard  Packing 
Co.,  r.  1431  Taylor 

Field  Cbarles  R.  (Boggs  &  Field)  r.  11.55  Howard 

Field  Chauncey,  r.  121  Page 

Field  Eugene,  painter,  r.  E  s  Lincoln,  nr  Cortland  Av, 
B.  H. 

Field  Frank,  seaman,  r.  103  King 

Field  Hatnpton  E.,  bakery  and  varieties,  2206  Mission 

Field  Hampton  S.,  salesman  Randolph  &  Co.,  r.  1835 
Bush 

Field  Harry  B.,  porter  Wieland  Bros.,  r.  St.  George 
Hotel 

Field  Henry  K.,  general  agent  New  England  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Co.,  328  Montgomery,  room  2, 
r.  Oakland 

Field  John,  farmer,  r.  311  Pacific 

Field  John  T.,  laborer,  r.  704  }<S  Mission 

Field  Lillie  B.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1130  Market 

Field  Nellie  L.,  widow,  r.  1715  Bush 

Field  Nels  T.,  policeman,  r.  3208  California 

Field  Robert,  machinist,  r.  543  Howard 

Field  Stephen  J.,  Associate  Justice  U.  S.  Su- 
preme Court,  and  Presiding  Judge  Ninth  Judicial 
Circuit,  office  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  third 
floor,  rooms  .50-52,  r.  Washington,  D.  C. 

Field  Thomas,  artist,  608  Market 

Field  Thomas,  messenger  Cal.  District  Telegraph 

Field  Walter  M.,  bookkeeper  J.  G.  Montealegre,  r.  214 
Powell 

Field  William  A.,  machinist,  r.  616  Stevenson 

8^"  Field.     See  Fields 

Fielder  James  A.,  rigger,  r.  104  Mission 

Fielding  John  C.  photographer  George  D.  Morse 

Fielding  Michael,  coalpasser  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  625  Davis 

Fielding  Samuel  M.,  salesman  E.  A.  Fargo  &  Co.,  r. 
026  McAllister 

Fields  Charles,  marblecutter,  r.  20  Anna 

Fields  Charles,  with  C.  H,  Piatt,  r.  420  Sixth 

Fields  Eliza  A.,  widow,  r.  1006  Clay 

Fields  Frank  B.,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  1426 
Geary 

Fields  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Fields  James  L.,  notary  public  and  mining  secretary, 
313  Montgomery,  r.  6  Torrens  Court 

Fields  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  1041  Hampshire 

Fields  John,  expressman,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Kearny,  r. 
210  Jones 

Fields  John  M.,  captain  P.  C.  SS.-  Constantine,  r.  436 
Tehama 

Fields  Thomas,  musician,  r.  6  Polk  Lane 

Fields  Thomas  J.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  703  Market 

Fields  Thomas  W.,  sergeant  police,  r.  735  Union 

Fields  Timothy  J.,  varnisher.  r.  237  Eighth 

Fields  W.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  15  Ellis 

fi^~  Fields.     See  Field 

Fielheimer  Bernhardt,  salesman,  r.  430  Natoma 

Fielheimer  Marx,  barber  Frederick  Plato,  r.  430  Na- 
toma 

Fielitz  Henry,  clerk  William  Fielitz,  r.  259  Fourth 

Fielltz  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth 
and  Fol8om,r.  251  Fourth 

Fiene  August,  hackman,  r.  Avenue  House 

Fierlier  Clement,  waiter  Maison  Doree,  r.  Mftiden 
Lane 

Fierro  Filippo,  printer,  r.  1507  Powell 

Fies  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  930  J4  Harrison 

Fifleld  Daniel  B.,  engineer  S.  P.  KR.,  r.  113  Nine- 
" teeuth 

FiCeld  Gardiner  P.,  upholsterer,  r.  32 M  Clara 

Fifield  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  230  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  18-19,  r.  East  Oakland 

Fifield  Winthrop  J.,  proptr  Oakland  Dairy,  r.  117 
Eleventh 

Fifteenth  Av  Extension  Commissioners  Board  of,  M. 
T   Moses  secretary,  240  Montgomery,  rooms  9-10 

Fiftli  Avenue  Hotel,  Bernard  Lagrave  proprietor, 
cor  Fifth  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 


Fifth  Baptist  Church,  DeWitt  T.  Van  Doren  pastor, 

NE  cor  Capp  and  "Twenty-second 
Fiftli    Street     Fnrnitnre     Manufacturing 

Co.,  Fuchs  &  Euler  proprietors,  545-547  Fifth 
Figaredo  Joao,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc.,510  Bush 
Figaro  (dramatic  daily)  John   P.  Borgardus   editor 

and  proiitv,  532  Merchant 
Figaro  Giuseppe,  fisherman,  r.  894  Front 
Figaro  J.,  painter,  r.  llo  Turk 
Figaro  Joseph,  fisherman,  r,706  Front 
Figel  Arthur,  clerk  Fechheimer,  Goodkind&  Co.,  r.  12 

Oak 
Figel  Edgar  P.,  bookkeeper  J.  &  S.   Dannenbaum,  r. 

12  Oak 
Figel     Josepli,     clothing    and    gents'    furnishing 

goods,  211  Montgomery,  r.  1414  McAllister 
Figel  Oscar,  clerk  Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co.,  r.  12 

Oak 
Figel  Philip  I.,  with  Banner  Bros.,  r.  1414  McAllister 
Figel  Samuel,  insurance  broker,  409  California,  r.  12 

Oak 
Figer  Benedict  (Figer  Brothers)  r.  828  Pacific 
Figer  Brothers  (Benedict  and  Joseph)  proprietors 

California  Brush   Factory  and  California  Carpet 

Machine  Factory,  615  Sacramento 
Figer  Henry,  clerk  Figer  Bros.,  r.  828  Pacific 
P'lger  Joseph  (Figer  Brothers)  r.  828  Pacific 
Figg   George   L..  clerk   McCorniiek  &   Delanoy,  r.  317 

Eddy 
Figoui  Agostiuo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Figoni  Antonio,  r.  1427  Kearny 

Figoui  David,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Figoni  Francisco,  laborer,  r.  19  Ohio 
Figoni  Francisco,  laborer,  r.  5  Jasper  PI 
Figoni  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Figoni  Giuseppe,  laborer,  r.  19  Ohio 
Figoni  Joseph,  peddler,  r.  1018  Montgomery 
Figoni  Luigi,  r.  1427  Kearny 
Figuera  John,  hotel  runner,  r.  5  Vincent 
Figuera  Louis,  r.  5  Vincent 
Figueroa  John  D.,  barber,  r.  1320Stockton 
Figuiere  Joseph,  money  order  clerk  Post  Office,  r. 

1302  Stockton 
Figuui  Luigi,  collector,  r.  427  Filbert 
Fike  Abraham,  copyist  Superior  Court,  dept  No.  9,  r. 

613!^  Stevenson 
Fike  John,  basUetmaket,  r.  111'2  Kearny 
Fike  Nathan  (Fike  &  Adams)  r,  Oakland 
Fike  &   Adams  (Nathan   Fike  and  Joseph  W.  Adams) 

junk  dealers,  740  Pacific  and  550  Mission 
Filbert  William,  milkman,  r.  638   Green 
Filetti  Giuseppe,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc. ,  625  Broad-^ 

way 
Filgate  Henry  P.,  liquor  saloon,  133  Third 
Filicich  Peter,  cook,  r.  212  Branuan 
Filicich  Vicko  (Burin  &  Filicich)   r.  320  Dupont 
Filippopulo  Demetrio,  candy  stand,  437  California,  i'. 

8  Polk  Lane 
Filippe  John,  laborer,  r.  Nineteenth  Av,  bet  F  and  G, 

South  S.  F. 
Filippe  T.    B.,    Academy  of  Languages,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Kearny,  r.  Oakland 
Filippe'8  Academy  of  Languages,   Professor 

T.  B.  Filippe  proprietor,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Filippelli   Angelo,  gardener,   r.   SE   cor    Hayes  and 

Baker 
Filippelli  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Filippelli  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Filippelli  Nii  ola,  gardener,  9  Colombo  Market 
Filipovich  Angelo,  dishwasher,  r.  .527  Commercial 
Fillebrowne  Almira  B.,  widow,  r.  42D  Tehama 
Fillebrowne  George  C,  superintendent   station  "  C," 

Post  Office,  r.  NW  cor  Twentieth  and  Mission 
Fillen  James,  waiter,  r.  551  Mission 
Filley  William,  housemover,  r.  412  Tenth,  rear 
Filliui  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fillfnich  Giuseppe,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont 
Filliot  Frank,  cured  meats,  123  Sixth 
Fillipich  Nicholas  (Bouacich   &   Fillipich)   r.  NE  cor 

Main  and  Bryant 
Fillmau  Samuel  (F.  H.McClellan  &  Co.)  and  foreman 

Atlas  Iron  Works,  r.  763  Mission 
Fillmer  Jeremiah,  basketmaker,   638   Market,  r.   807 

Folsom 
Fillmore  Edward  L.,   messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 

Express,  r.  505  Mason 
Fillmore  Frederick,  shoecutter,  r.  232  Oak 
Fillmore  .Jerome  A.,  assistant  general   superin- 
tendent C.  P.  RR.  and  leased  linos,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Townsend,  room  46,  r.  1812  Steiner 


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391 


FIN 


Fillmore  Josephine,  widow,  r.  721  Montgomery  Av 
Fillomeggia  Giovanni,  laborer,  r.  3  Margaret  PI 
Filmer  George,  teamster,   r.   SE   cor  Sixteenth   and 

Guerrero 
Filmer  William,  foreman  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  558  Sev- 
enteenth 
Filmer  William  Jr.,  electrotyper  Painter  k  Co.,  r.  558 

Seventeenth 
Flnberg  Loxiis,  polisher  Levlson  Bros.,  r.  22  Glover 
Finch  Albert  C,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  E  s  La- 

pidue,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Finch  George.  L.,  tailor,  r.  717  O'Farrell,  rear 
Finch  James  (Seaton  &  Finch)    r.   cor  First   Av   and 

Kentucky,  South  S.  F. 
Finch  John,  driver  Baldwin  Stables,  r.  11  Powell 
Finch  John  N.,  ehipjoiner,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet 

J  and  K,  South  S.  F. 
Finch  Solomon,  patent  medicine,  r.  136  Ridley 
Finch  William  O.,  milk  dealer,  r.  2125  O'Farrell 
Finck  George,  importer   and  mnfr   watches,  jew- 
elry and  Rilverware,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Geary, 
r.  132  Sixth 
Finck  Henry,  candy  mnfr,  1513  Dupont 
Finck  Henry,  jeweler  Levison  Bros.,  r.  6  Oak  PI 
.  Finck  Henry  D.,  candy  maker  ficnry   Finck,  r.   634 

Vallejo 
,  Finck  Julius  (Will  i:  Finck)  r.  Oakland 
'  Finck  J.  William,  bartender,  r.  1017  Pacific 

S^"  Finck.     SeeFiuk  and  Finke 
,  Fiuckler  Henry  C,  bailiff  Supreme  Court  of  Califor- 
'.  nia,  r.  135  Fair  Oaks 

I  Findeisen  Augustus,  r.  1223  Mission 
1  Findlay  James  W.,  ticket  auditor  S.  P.  RR.,  NE 
'         cor  Fourteenth  and  Townsend,  annexed  building, 
j  room  1,  r.  2U  Powell 

j  Findlay  Nicholas,  laborer  Goiden  Gate  Park 
I  a^"Findlay.     See  Finlay  and  Finley. 
(  Fine  Johnj  carrier  Abend  Post,  r.  431  Dupont 
!  Finegan  Peter,  miner,  r.  54  Everett 
I  Finegan  Peter,  watchman,  r.  939  Pacific 
]  Finegan  Rosanna    Mrs.,     groceries    and    liquors,   44 

First 
i  Finegan  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  318  Seventh 
!  Finegan  William  J.,  pressman,  r.  1863  Stevenson 
I  Finerty  Thomas,  r.  723  Vallejo,  rear 

Finerty  Thomas  R.,  clerk,  r.  723  Vallejo,  rear 
I  IB'"Finerty.     See  Finnerty 
Finger  Herman  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  737  McAllister 
Fingers  Albert  J.,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Alex.  Duncan 
Fingoue  Giovanni,  teamster,  r.  427  Broadway 
Finigan  Bernard,  shoemaker,  .522  Valencia 
Fiuigan  Holmes,  physician,  office  and  r.  622  Clay 
Finisian  Peter  A.,  capitalist,  r.  1248  California 
iK^Finigan.     See  Finegan,  Fiunegan  and  Finnigan 
Fininger  Henry  L.,  watchmaker,    126   Kearny,  room 

48,  r.  6  Bond 
Fininger  Rudolph,  bookkeeper,  r.  6  Bond 
Fink  A.  A.,  seaman,  ^.  127  Jackson 
Fink  A.  W.,  butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  50-51  Wash- 
ington Market,  r.  1015  Vallejo 
Fink  Charles,  mnfr  jewelry,  126  Kearny,  room  59,  r. 

1221  Bush 
Fink  Charles  F.,  laborer,  r.  733  Tehama 
Fink  Courad,  designer  John  B.  Luchsinger  &  Son,  r. 

234  Capp 
Fink  Ellen,  widow,  r.  733  Tehama 
Fink  Henry  A.,   letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.    1055)4 

Folsom 
Fink  James  L.  (Burr  &  Fink)  r.  1931  Geary 
Fink  Lewis,  telegraph  operator,  r.  913  Sacramento 
Fink  Therese,  widow,  r.  1055  Folsom 
l^"Flnk.     See  Finck  and  Finke 
Finke  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  2501  Post 
Finke  John,  carpenter,  r.  1904  Powell 
Fiuke's  A.  Widow,  mnfr  California  Champagne,  809 

Montgomery,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Finkenstedt  Henry,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1307  Stock- 
ton 
Finkiu^  Ricliard,    merchant  tailor,  341  Kearny, 

r.  28  Laurel  Av 
Finland  Hou.se,    Charles   Ahlgren    proprietor,  20 

FolsDm 
Finlay  Azro  J.,  teamster,  r.  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 
Finlay  Henry  W.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Finlay  John,  broker,  5.1  Montgomery  Block,  r.  SW 

cor  Chestnut  and  Jones 
Finlay  T.  R.,  law  student,  r.  104  Mason 
dSTFinlay.     See  Findlay  and  Finley 
Finlayson  Angus  A.,   draj'man  W.  H.  Leitch,   r.   1918 
Pacific 


Flnlayson  James  R..  cashier  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue, 

r.  2020^  Bush 
Finley  David  (McMullon  &  Finley)  r.  18  Perry 
Finley  Eliza,  chambermaid  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Finley  Henry,  seaman  stmr  Areata,  r.  239  Steuart 
Finley  James,  carpenter,  r.  154  Silver 
Finley  J.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  37  South  Park 
Finley  Joel  K.  (Joel  K.  Finley  &  Co.)  r.  331  Kearny 
Finley  Joel  K.  &  Co.  (Joel  K.  Finley)  law,  collection 

and  real  estate,  331  Kearny 
Finley  John,  broker,  r.  SW  cor  Chestnut  and  Jones 
Finley  John,  carpenter,  r.  154  Silver 
Finley  John,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Finley  John  B.,  foreman  E.  Danforth,  r.  Alameda 
Finley  Maggie,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  1623  Powell 
Finley  Margaret  J.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Francisco 
Finley  Martin,  laborer,  r.  734)4  Natoma 
Finley  Nicholas,  laborer,  r.  531  Linden  Av 
Finley  Peter,  r.  SE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Francisco 
Finley  Robert,  laborer,  r.  429  Shipley 
Finley  Robert  E.,  engineer  C.  P.  RK.,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Townsend 
Finley  Robert  P.,  surgeon  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Finley  Thomas,  mining,  r.  513  Van  Ness  Av 
Finley  Thomas  E.,  ice  dealer,  64  Minna,  r.  2201 

Octavia 
Finley  &  Dickinson  (R.  E.  Dickinson)  butchers,  5-6 

California  Market 
te?"Finley.     See  Findlay  and  Finlay 
Finn  Albert  W.,  foreman  repairs  Western  Union  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  2  Park  PI 
Finn  Alexander,  car  builder,  r.  914  Harrison 
Finn  Bridget,  housekeeper  M.  Gorman,  137  Tehama 
Finn  D.  A.,  pressman,  and  assistant  foreman  Hose  No. 

4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  920  Jackson 
Finn  Edward,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  and 

dairy,  915  Devisadcro 
Finn  Ella,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Finu   Ellto,  domestic  318  First 
Finn  Eugene,  bookbinder  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  1322 

Kearny 
Finn  Frederick,  cook,  r.  218  Jessie 
Finn  James,  blacksmith  Western  Iron  Works,  r.  175 

Minna 
Finn  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  1121  Folsom 
Finn  James,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Billings  PI,  nr  Filbert 
Finn  James,  laborer,  r.  142  El  venth 
Finn  James  T.,  teamster,  r.  419  Natoma 
Finn  James  W.,  statement  taker  S..F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

513  Howard 
Finu  Jeremiah,  teamster,  r.  124  Park  Av 
Finn  John,  assistant  manager  Judson  Horse  Nail  Co., 

r.  San  Queutin 
Finn  John,  housefitter,  r.  137  Tehama 
Finn  John,  longshoreman,  r.  1  Goodsell  PI 
Finn  John  F.,  judge  Superior  Court,  department 
No.  9,  chambers  new  City  Hall,  second  floor,  r.  902 
Van  Ness  Av 
Finn  John  H.,  teamster,  r.  714  Natoma 
Finn  John  J.,  brass  molder,  r.  1322  Kearny 
Finn  John  S.,  driver  Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  833 

Pacific 
Finn  John  T.,  patternmaker,  r.  513  Howard 
Finn  Margaret,  widow,  r.  513  Howard 
Finn  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  Hampshire,  bet  Butte  and  Solano 
Finn  Michael  E.,  shoemaker,  r.  58  West  Mission 
Finn  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  228  Eighth 
Finn  Robert,  shoemaker,  r.  512  Mission 
Finn  Sarah  Miss,  domestic  137  Tehama 
Finn  Simon,  laborer,  r.  1920  Ellis 
Finn  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Finn  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  259  Perry 
Finn  Thomas  B.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1521  Leavenworth 
Finn  Timothy,  Jireman,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Finn  Timothy,  porkpacker,  r.  10  Boardman  PI 
Finn  William,  laborer,   r.  W  s  Tehama,  bet   Twenty- 
seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Finn  Winnifred,  domestic  2621  Sacramento 
Fiunaran  Malachi,  driver   Market  St.  RR.,  r.  E  s  Sec- 
ond Av,  nr  Fifteenth 
Finnegan  Ann,  domestic  1419  California 
Finnegan  Catherine,  widow,  ladles'  nurse,  r.  42  Julia 
Finnegan  Celia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  42  Julia 
Finnegan  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  407  Tehama 
Finnegan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Sierra  and  Indiana 
Finnegan    Dennis,    driver  Cunningham,    Curtiss    * 

Welch,  r.  :i2  Minna 
Finnegan  Edward,  plasterer,  r.  llSDore 
Finnegan  Ellen,  domestic  1035  Post 


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Finnegan  Henry  J.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  W  s  Church, 

bet  TwPntj'-second  and  Twenty-third 
Finnegan  J.  O.,  longshoreman,  r.    Montgomery's  Ho- 
tel 
Finnegan  4ohn,  groceries  and  liquors,  137  Hayes 
Finnegan  John,  melter  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  ISJiS  Russ 
Finnegan  John,   salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  Nu- 
cleus House 
Finnegan  Katie  Miss,  saleslady  Robert  C.  Clark,  r.  42 

Julia 
Finnegan  Maggie,  clomestic  619  Golden  GateAv 
Finnegan  Mary,  domestic  1115  Geary 
Finnegan  Mathew,  housepainter,  r.  10  Elm  Av 
Finnegan  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  397  Eighth 
Finnegan  Patrick,  cook,  r.  52  Natoma 
Finnegan  Peter,  laborer,  r.  397  Eighth 
Finnegan  Thomas,  collector  Union  St.  Wharf,  r.  939 

Pacific 
Finnegan  Thomas,  compositor,  r.  243  Minna 
Finnegan  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  2420  Sutter 
B^'Finuegan.     See  Finegau,  Finigan  and  Finnigan 
Piiinegass  Henry,    deputy   U.  S.  Marshal,   office 
U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  first  floor,  room  12,  r. 
(•i26  Eddy 
Finnen  August,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay.r.  900  Pacific 
Finneran  Delia,  domestic  1205  Jackson 
Finneran   Patrick  J.,  farmer,   r.  N  s  Cortland  Av,  bet 

California  Av,  and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 
Finnerton  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  K«lso 
Finnerty  James,  bagcutter  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.   244 

Jessie 
Finnerty  James,  driller,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
Finnerty  James,  shoemaker,  r.  412  Folsom 
Finnerty  James  L.,  laborer,  r.  155  Clara 
Finnerty  John,  waiter,  r.  553  Stevenson 
Finnerty  Kate,  widow,  groceries,  412  Folsom 
Finnerty  William  H.,  bricklayer,  r.  423  Natoma 
B©"Finnerty.     See  Finerty 

Finney  Charles,  barber  William  Streib,  r.  1825  Stock- 
ton 
Finney  Jane,  widow,  r.  1709  Mason 
Finney   Mary   Miss,    assistant   housekeeper   Palace 

Hotel 
Finney  Patrick,  coachman,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Finney  Selden  A.,  engineer  California  St.  ER.,  r.  1406 

Pine 
Finney  William,  drayman  Cutter  &  Co.,  r.  304  Davis 
Finney  William,  plumber,  r.  441  Bay 
Finney  William  W.,  teamster,  r.  147  Third 
Fiunie  David  H.,  coachman  J.  V.  Coleman,  r.  21  Hub- 
bard 
B^'Finnle.     See  Finney  and  Phinney 
Finnigan  Daniel,  sallmakcr,  r.  21  Verona 
Finnigan  Daniel,  watchman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1863  Stev- 
enson 
Finnigan  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Main  and  Folsom 
Finnigan  James,  painter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Finnigan  James,  wiremaker,  r.  1031  Clay 
Finnigan  John,  liquor  saloon.  111  Oregon 
Finnigan  Maggie,  domestic  1335  Folsom' 
Finnigan  Mary,  widow,  r.  Ill  Oregon 
Finnigan  Owen,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Finnigan  Peter,  laborer,  r.  678  Clementina 
Fitmigan  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  1808^6  Stockton 
V^  Finnigan.     See  Finegan,  Finigan  and  Finnegan 
Finnin  Ellen,  widow,  r.  106  Natoma 
Finnin  Thomas  F.,  pressman,  r.  151  Natoma 
BS^  Finnin.     See  Finnen 
Finning  James  F.,  painter,  r.  890  Dolores 
Finning  Mii^hael,  painter,  r.  890  Dolores 
Finning  Michael  J. .laborer,  r.  KUO  Dolores 
Fluochio  Gio  Battista  (t'anipodonico   &  Finochio)  r. 
E  8  H,bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth  Avs,  South 
S.  F.  . 

FinsterbuBch  Charles,  woolsorter,  r.  912  Bryant 
Finsterbusch  C.  Louis,  varnlsher,  r.  516  Sixth 
Fintel  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Fintel  William,  seaman,  r.  26  Ritch,  rear 
Finucaiie  John,  tailor,  1325  Polk,  r.  25  Glover 
Fiul  Antonio,  janitor,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Fiorette  Maurice,  r.817  Montgomery 
Fire    Alarm    and    Police    Telegfraph,    John 

Curran  superintendent,  Brcnham  PI,  nr  Clay 
Fire  AHSOciatlun  of  Pliiladelphlu,  Charles  A. 

Laton  agent,  405  California 
Fire  Department,  Chief  Elngineer,  old  City  Hall 
Fire    Department    Commissioners,   old  City 
Hall 


Fire  Department,  Corporation  If  ard ,  60  Sac- 
ramento 
Fire    Assurance     Association     of    X^ondon, 

Hutchinson  &  Mann  agents,  322-324  California 
and  302-304  Sansome 

Fire  Marshal,  18  old  City  Hall,  third  floor 

Fire  Underwriters'  Association  of  the  Pa- 
cific, J.  W.  Staples  secretary,  316  California 

Fire  Underwriters'  Board  of  San  Francis- 
co, Charles  D.  Haven  secretary,  418  California 

Pirebangh  Henry  C,  attorney  at  law,  528  Cali- 
fornia, room  4.  r.  2.509  Clay 

FIREMANSFHO  INSURANCE  CO, 

(fire  and  marine)  David  J.  Staples 
president,  Alphens  Bull  vice-president, 
William  J.  Dutton  secretary,  E.  "W. 
Carpentei-  assistant  secretary,  401  Cali- 
fornia, cor  Sansome 

Firemans  Fund  Insurance  Co's  Building, 
SW  cor  California  and  Sansome 

Fireman's  Insurance  Co.  of  Baltimore,  E.  D. 
Farnsworth  &  Son  agents,  219  Sansome 

Firenze  Domenico,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-fifth 
and  Twenty-sixth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Firing  Charles,  maltster,  r.  SE  cor  Webster  and  Ful- 
ton 

Firke  Carl,  steward  Meyer's  bakery,  r.  247  Jessie 

Firmin  John  L.  E.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  240  O'Far- 
rell,  r.  S  s  Thirtieth,  bet  Bartlett  and  Warren 

B^"  Firmin.    See  Furman 

First  Addy,  fisherman,  r.  8  Oregon,  rear 

First  Baptist  Church.  Rev.  William  M.  Kincaid  pas- 
tor, N  s  Eddy,  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 

First  Congrega-tional  Church,  Rev.  C.  D.  Barrows 
pastor,  SE  cor  Post  and  Mason 

First  German  Reformed  Church,  Rev.  J.  Fuendeling 
pastor,  29  Eleventh 

First  Hebrew  Benevolent  Society,  Charles  Meyer  pre- 
sident, office  211  Clay 

First  Methodist  Kpiscopal  Church,  Rev.  William  R. 
Gober  pastor,  W  b  Powell,  bet  Washington  and 
Jackson 

First  National  Gold  Bank  of  San  Fran- 
cisco., R.  C.  Woolworth  president,  E.  D.  Mor- 
gan cashier,  315  Montgomery 

First  New  Jerusalem  Church,  Rev.  John  Doughty 
pastor,  N  s  O'Farrell,  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  W  s  Stockton,  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Clay 

First  School  of  the  German  School  Union,  S  s  Turk, 
bet  Taylor  and  Jones 

First  Street  House,  Matthaus  Hofmann  proprie- 
tor, 64-6ti  First 

First  Unitarian.  Church,  Rev.  Horatio  Stebbins  pas- 
tor, S  s  Geary,  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

First  United  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev.  M.  M.  Gibson 
pastor,  W  s  Mason,  bet  Ellis  and  Eddy 

First  U.  S.  Artillery  Band,  headquarters  NE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Kearny 

Firth  Charles,  carpenter  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  N  8  North  Point,  bet  Polk  and  Larkin 

Firth  Joseph  B.,  wood  and  coal,  625  Howard,  r.  12 
Guy  PI 

Firth  J.  Kirk,  mechanical  engineer,  r.  710  Franklin 

Firth  Peter  S.,  spring  mattressmaker,  r.  1130  Market 

Firth  William  S.,  poultrydealer,  r.  N  8  Bacoii,  nr 
Goettingen,  U.  M.  T. 

B^"  Firth.     See  Furth 

Fisch  Jean,  r.  307  Clementina 

Fischbach  Nicholas,  carpenter,  r.  230  Jessie 

Fischbach  Nicholas  A.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  714  Clemen- 
tina 

Fischbeck  Adeline,  widow,  nurse,  r.  1023  Pacific 

Fischbeck  Hermann,  proptr  New  England  Soap  Co., 
r.  W  8  Utah,  bet  Center  and  Santa  Clara 

Fischbeck  Hettie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1217  Mason 

Fischbeck  John  R.,  with  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  1217 
Mason 

Fishbeck  John  R.  Jr.,  actor  The  Fountain,  r.  1217 
Mason 

Fischer  Agnes  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  717J^  'Vallejo 

Fischer  Albert,  actor,  r.  717}^  'Vallejo 

Fischer  Albert,  baker,  r.  2441  California 

Fischer  Alexander,  barber,  923  Montgomery,  r.  921 
Montgomery 

Fiscner  Anton,  barber,  r.  921  Battery,  rear 

Fischer  Andrew,  expressman,  NE  cor  Pacific  and 
Stockton,  r.  915  Vallejo 

Fischer  Auguste,  r.  E  s  MiAion,  nr  Nireteenth 


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Fischer  Charles,  baker,  r.  2507  Polk 

Fischer   Charles,   carpenter,  r.   N   s  Washington,  bet 

Cherry  and  Maple 
Fischer  Charles,  clerk  Muser  Bros.,  r.  911  Polk 
Fischer  Charles,   S.   F.   Musical  Fund   Soc,  NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Kearny 
Fischer  Charlts  A.,  traveling  salesman  Banner  Bros., 

NE  Cor  Sutter  and  Sansome 
Fischer  Edward,   paperruler    A.   J.   Leary,   r.    717  5^ 

Vallejo 
Fischer  Elise  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  316  Jones 
Fischer  Emil  A.  (Schulz  &  Fischer)  r.  2211   Devisa- 

dero 
Fischer  Eugene,  engraver,  r.  iOiii  Grove 
Fischer  Eugene  E.,  silversmith  Schulz  &  Fischer,  r. 

3012  Sacramento 
Fischer  Ferdinand,  waiter,  r.  N  b  Precita  Av,  nr  Mis- 
sion 
Fischer  Ferdinand  O.,  machinist,  r.  Shasta  Hovise 
Fischer  Francis  L.  (Fischer  &  Walter)  r.  Oakland 
Fischtr  Frank,  barber,  HI.?  Battery 
Fischer  Frank,  machinist  S.  F.  Tool  Co.,  r.  608  Sixth 
Fischer  Franz,  teacher  music,  r.  316  Jones 
Fischer  Fred.   A.,  bookkeeper   Cunningham's  Ware- 
house, r.  2015  Dupont 
Fischer  Fritz,  waiter  Niagara  Hovise 
Fischer  G.,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 
Fischer  George  (Becker  &  Fischer)  r.  327  Geary 
Fischer    George,   porter    Schwitters    &  Son,   r.    cor 

Drumm  and  Pacific 
Fischer  George  A.,  clerk  Degener  &  Co.,  r.  911  Polk 
Fischer  Gertrude,  widow,  r.  507  Hyde 
Fischer  Gottlob,  basketmaker,  r.  SWcorBellevueand 

Twenty-fifth 
Fischer  Henry,  cellarman  Jackson  Brewery,  r.  1428 

Mission 
Fischer  Henry,  cook  South  Park  House.  530  Third 
Fischer  Henry,  cooper,  r.  1  Beale  PI 
Fischer  Henry,  helper  Humboldt  Brewery,  r.  E  s  Mis- 
sion, nr  Nineteenth 
Fischer  Henry,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Fischer  Isaac,  cigarniaker,  r.  1212  Folsom 
Fificher  Jennie  Miss,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1309  Jackson 
Fischer  Johh,  cutter,  r.  904  Kearny 
Fischer  John,  tailor,  r.  431  Dupont 
Fischer  John  B..  seaman,  r.  1039  Folsom 
Fischer  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  N,  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Fischer  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  12  Tehama 
Fischer  Julia,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  2623  Mission 
Fischer  Julius  (Lautermilch  &  Fischer)  r.  528  Pine 
Fischer  Julius,  woodturner,  r.  719  Sanchez 
Fischer  Louis  (Eggert  &  Fischer)  r.  SW  cor  Union  and 

Montgomery 
Fischer  Leopold,  brewer,  r.  324  Clementina 
Fischer  Marie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  507  Hyde 
Fischer  Martin,  sailmaker,  r.  721  Union 
Fischer  Moritz,  expressman,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Jack- 
son, r.  1309  Jackson 
Fischer  Oscar,  tailor,  3  Qiiincy  PI 
Fischer  Siymuud.  furniture,  bedding,  and  importer 

carpets  and  oil  cloths,  113  Third 
Fischer  Sophian  E.,  printer  George  M.  Wood  &  Co.,  r. 

120  Post 
Fischer  Wilhelm,  cabinetmaker,  r.  55  Everett 
Fischer  William,  r.  cor  Nineteenth  and  Mission 
Fischer  William,  boots  and  shoes,  202  Montgomerj- 

Av 
Fischer  William,  clerk,  r.  1821  Powell 
Fischer  6l  Walter  (Francis  L.   Fischer  and  Otto 
Walter)  printers  and  engravers,  and  proprietors 
S.  F.  Dramatic  Brevities,  518  Sacramento 
■y  Fischer.     See  Fisher 
Ifiahi  Charles  H.,  president  Consolidated  Virginia 

Mining  Co.,  office  26  Nevada  Block,  r.  Oakland 
Fish  Daniel,  bartender,  r.  13  Jasper  PI 
Fish  Edward  P.,  advertising  solicitor  The  Daily  Ex- 
change, r.  1.500  Pacific  Av 
Fish  Eliza,  widow,  r.  2518  Clay 
Fish  E.  N.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1120  Howard 
Fish  Frank  A.  N.,  purser  stmr  Apache,  r.  26  Elgin  Park 
Fish  Frank  H.,  r.  1310  O'Farrell 
Fish  Helena,  widow,  r.  13  Jasper  PI 
Fish  Henry  P.,  carpenter,  r.  1120  Vallejo,  rear 
Fish  Isaac,  blacksmith,  r.  6  McCormick  PI 
Fish  James  H.;  president  Land   Mortgage  Union   of 

California,  office  624  Sacramento,  r.  Oakland 
Fish  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  r.  126  Fern  Av 
Fish  Julius  N.,  ironmolder,  r.  1120  Howard 


Fish  Lauren  E.,  compositor,  r.  708  Folsom 

Fish  L.W.  Mrs.,  electro  magnetic  physician,  office  and 

r.  Ill  Geary 
Fish  Maria  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1068  Howard 
Fish  Nathan,  stationery  and  books,  1120  Howard 
Fish  Thomas  F.,  clerk  Consolidated  Virginia  Mining 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Fish  &  Blum,  merchants  (Martinez)  office  302  Davis 
Fishbourne  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  222  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fishbourne  Jasper,  bookkeeper  Will   &  Finck,  r.  218 

Golden  G^ite  Av 
Fishbourne  William  J.,  painter,  r.  222  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fishel  Benjamin,  shipping  clerk  Eosenbaum  iS  Co.,  r. 

518  Stevenson 
Fishel  Charles  (Fechheimer,  Goodkiud  &  Co.)  r.  Pal- 
ace Hotel 
Fishel  Jacob,  r.  737  Howard 

Fishel  Morris,  boot  and  shoemaker,  627  California,  r. 
712  Clementina 

Fisher ,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  NW  cor  Turk 

and  Steiner 
Fisher  A.  A.  Miss,  assistant  Clement  Grammar  School, 

r.  2405  Howard 
Fisher  Abbie  Mrs.,  pickle  mnfr,  119  Ellis 
Fisher  Abraham  (Fisher  &  Baum)  r.  920  McAllister 
Fisher  Adolph,  salesman,  r.  613  Mission 
Fisher  A.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  i;i7  Bush 
Fisher  Albert,  confectioner,  r.  279  Stevenson 
Fisher  Alexander  C,  porter  Miles  &  King,  r.  113  Ellis 
Fisher  Alfred  A .,  general  agent  American  Sewing  Ma- 
chine, 1321  Ellis 
Fisher  Andrew  (Simpson  &  Fisher)  r.  22  Valparaiso 
Fisher  Andrew,  tailor,  r.  904  Kearny 
Fisher  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rioms,  1  Eddy 
Fisher  Aug<ista,  widow,  r.  901  Treat  Av 
Fi.sher  Baruch,  salesman  Fisher  &  Baum,  r.  920  Mc- 
Allister 
Fisher  Benjamin,  tobacco  stemmer,  r.  206  Dupont 
Fisher  Benjamin  H.,  truckman,  r.  920  Geary 
Fislier  CUarles  A.  (Fisher  &  Co.)  and  Supervisor 

Eighth  Ward,  r.  319  Ellis 
Fisher  Charles  C,  real  estate  agent,  322   Mont- 
gomery, r.  25  Hofif  Av 
Fisher  Charles  F.,  stevedore,  r.  297  Filbert 
Fisher  Charles  H.,  porter  general  freight  office  C.  P. 

RR.,  r.  405  Third 
Fisher  Charles  L.,  sign  painter,  r.  432  Twenty-second 
Fisher  Charles  W..  clerk  A.  Hemme.  r.  34  Ellis 
Fisher  Clarence  W.,melter  melter  and  refiner's  dept 

U.  8.  Mint,  r.  216  Eighteenth 
Fisher  Daniel  F.,  teamster,  r.  115  Perry 
Fisher  David,  carpenter,  r.  40  McAllister 
Fisher  Edgar  W.,  teamster,  r.  S   s  Nebraska,  bet  Ala-' 

meda  and  El  Dorado 
Fisher  Edmund  F.,    lithographer  A.   L.   Bancroft   & 

Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Fisher  Edward,  carriage  painter,   r.  432  Twenty-sec- 
ond 
Fisher  Edwin  G.,  clerk  R.  Diusmore,  r.  512  Hyde 
Fisher  Emil  J.,  bartender,  r.  SE  cor  Drumm  and  Clay 
Fisher  Erastus  E.,  compositor  C.  W.  Gordon,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Fisher  Felix,  portrait  painter,  r.  Five  Mile  House,  San 

Bruno  Road 
Fisher  Floyd  J.,  carpenter,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Montgom- 
ery Av 
Fisher  Francis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fisher  Francis  H,  chief  adjuster  coiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint.  r.  512  Hyde 
Fisher  Frank,  cook,  r.  424  Sansome 
Fisher  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  415  Twenty-eighth 
Fisher  Frederick,  shoemaker,  2238  Mission 
Fisher  George  (Hanson  Jt  Co.)  r.  928  Post 
Fisher  George,  carpenter,  r.  83<5  Glover 
Fisher  George,  driver  Vienna  Bakery,  r.  5  Clara  Laue 
Fisher  George,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
Fisher  George,  liquor  saloon,  527  Washington 
Fisher  George,  tobacco  twister,  r.  405  Third 
Fisher  George  A.,  merchandise  broker,  109  Cali- 
fornia, room  7,  r.  2405  Howard 
Fisher  George  F.,  painter,  r.  625  Pacific,  rear 
Fisher  George  W.,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

2111  Jones 
Fisher  George  W.,  mining  secretary,  324  Pine,  r. 

East  Oakland 
Fisher  George   Willoughby,  bookkeeper  W.  L.  Rich- 
ardson, r.  SE  cor  Union  and  Kearny 
Fisher  Gilbert,  barber,  r.  1046  Folsom 
Fiflbcr  Godfrey,  salesman  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  824 
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Fisher  Harry,  clerk,  r.  728  Filbert 

Fisher  Henry,  lumber  surveyor,  r.  1123  Bush 

Fisher  Henry  E.,  contractor  plastering,  328   Pine,  r. 

614  O'Farrell 
Fisher  Heury  I.,  register  clerk  The  State  Investment 

anil  Insurance  Co.,  r.  822  Powell 
Fisher  Henry  J.,  sexton  Grace   Church,  r.  1308  Powell 
Fisher  Herman  C,  scroll  sawyer,  r.  726  Mission 
Fisher  Hugh,  engineer,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Fisher  Hugo,  artist,  r.  2512  Post 
Fisher  I.  F..  r.  1610  Washington 
Fisher  J.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Fisher  James,  clerk  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  426  J^  Fell 
Fisher  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fisher  Jeaunette,  widow,   dressmaker,  r.  946  Mission 
Fisber  John,  carpenter,  r.  8}<5  Glover 
Fisher  John,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assu,  413  Sutter 
Fisher  John  H.,  mnfr  French  and   German  mustard, 

pickles,  sauces,  vinegar,  etc.,  509-515  Commercial, 

r.  2422  Bryant 
Fisher  John  H.  Jr.,  manager  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  2422 

Br5ant 
Fisher  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  1133  Harrison 
Fisher  John  M.,  mining,  r.  1.308  Powell 
Fisher  John  S.,  machinist,  r.  1308  Powell 
Fisher  Joseph,  barber,  860  Howard,  r.  143<5  Moss 
Fisher  Jdseph,  clerk,  r.  1727  Jessie 
Fisher  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  1039  Twentieth 
Fisher  Joseph  H.,  clerk  Chas.  W.  Fox,  r.  614 O'Farrell 
Fisher  Joseph  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  1039  Twentieth 
Fisher  Josej^h  L.,  millhand,  r.  12  Tehama 
Fisher  Kate  Miss,  r.  644  Filbert 
Fisher  K.  L.  Mrs  ,  widow,  r.  1117  Pine 
Fisher  Lena  Mrs.,  r.  137  Fifth 
Fisher  Lizzie  M.,  r.  824  Geary 
Fisher  Louis,  bookkeeper  H.  Levison,  r.  334  Ellis 
Fisher  Louis,  shoemaker,  r.  208  First 
Fisher  Louis,   watchman   Eureka  Dock,   r.   SW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Lombard 
Fisher  Louisa,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  2405  Howard 
Fisher  Li.  P.,  advertising  agent,  21  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, r.  Oakland 
Fisher  Marcus,   porter  Albert  Mau    &  Co.,  r.  4313^ 

Clementina 
Fisher  Margaret,  widow,  r.  9  Langton 
Fisher  Margaret  Mrs.,  milkdairy,  427  Twenty-second 
Fisher  Margaret  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  W.  M.  House,  r. 

1133  Harrison 
Fisher  Martin,  porter  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  810  Twenty- 
fourth 
Fisher  Mary  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  416  Greenwich 
Fisher  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  1147  J^  Howard 
Fisher  Michael,  barber,  1107  Howard 
Fisher  Michael,  machinist,  r.  911  Howard 
Fisher  Nathan  (Prinz  &  Fisher)  r.  305  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fisher  Nathan,  clerk  Mlchels,  Friedlander  &  Co.,  r. 

236  Sutter 
Fisher  Nicholas,  barber,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Fisher  Nicholas,  driver  J.  Gundlach   &   Co.,  r.  846^ 

Folsom 
Fisher  Oscar,  salesman  A.  W.  Fink,  r.  1023  Pacific 
Fisher  Peter,  tailor,  r.  1167  Howard 
FiBher  Philip  I.,  cashier  Levi  Strauss  k  Co.,  r.  1610 

Washington 
Fisher  Samuel,  clothing,  403  Kearny,  r.  911  Howard 
Fisher  S.  B.,  medical  student,  r.  652  Mission 
Fisher  Solomon,  clerk  Samuel  Fisher,  r.  911  Howard 
Fisher  Thomas  A.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Fisher  Virginia  E.,  widow,  r.  432  Twenty-second 
Fisher  Walter,  pantryman  G.    B.  Hildreth,    r.    405 

Third 
FiBher  Will  E.  (Taylor  &  Fisher)  r.  614  O'Farrell 
Fisher  William,  butcher  Ahlboru  House 
Fisher  William,  carpenter,  r.  cor  Montgomery  and  Bay 
Fisher  William,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  33  Rausch 
Fisher  William,  .seaman,  r.  28  'Tehama 
Fisher   William   B.,  clerk   Macondray  &  Co.,  r.  2211 

Van  Ness  Av 
Fisher  William  C.  (Waller  &  Fisher)  r.  619  Union 
Fisher  William  F.,  salesman  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  2422 

Bryant 
Fisher  William   H.,   superintendent  Pac.  Trans- 
fer Co.,  110  Sutter,  r.  1521  Washington 
Fisher  William  J.,  liquor  saloon,  211  Kearny,  r.  526 

Geary 
Fisher  William  T.,  cleaner  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Alameda 
FishcT  William  W.,  teamster  Livingston  &  Co.,  r.  2039 

Howard 
Fisher  W.  J.,  Mrs.,  r.  34  Ellis 


Fisher  &  Baum  (Abraham  Fisher  and  Morris  Baum) 
fancy  dry  goods,  103-105  Sansome 

Fisher  &  Co.  (Charles  A.  Fisher)  hatters,  9  Mont- 
gomery 

l^~  Fisher.     See  Fischer 

Fishermen's  Market,  NE  cor  Front  and  Vallejo 

Fishermens'  Pro.  and  Ben.  Assn,  office  23  Vallejo 

Fisk  Asa,  capitalist,  240  Montgomery,  room  7,  r.  526 
Fell 

Fisk  Augustus,  laborer,  r.  220  Sherman 

Fisk  George,  photographer,  r.  614  Capp 

Fisk  John  B.  (Peake  &  Fisk)  r.  932  Guerrero 

Fisk  Leander  D.,  secretary,  402  Montgomery,  room  11, 
r.  Palace  Hotel 

Fisk  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  962  Mission 

Fisk  Rodney  H..  captain  simr  Tulare 

Fiske  Asa  S.,  pastor  Howard  St.  Presbyterian  Church, 
r.  2336  Mission 

Fiske  Henry  G.,  metalroofiug,  827  Market,  r.  817  Ma- 
son 

Fiske  Henry  G.  Jr.,  clerk  J.  Dewing  &  Co.,  r.  817  Ma- 
son 

Fiske  Henry  M.,  physician,  office  652  Market,  and 
School  Director,  r.  2224  California 

Fitch  Casper,  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Salinas  and  Rail- 
road Av  ,  South  S.  F. 

Fitch  Edward  S.,  glazier  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  r.  100)4  Sec- 
ond 

Fitch  Ellen,  domestic  527  Post 

Fitch  George  H.,  journalist  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  1528 
Clay 

Fitch  George  K.  (S.  F.  Bulletin  Co.)  r.  703  Bush 

Fitch  George  W.,  r.  721  California 

Fitch  Henry  S.,  bookkeep  r  James  Newlands,  r.  526 
Hayes 

Fitch  John,  waiter,  r.  451  Stevenson 

Fitch  J.  R.,  member  S.  F.  Stock  and  Exchange  Board, 
r.  813  Sutter 

Fitch  Oscar  (Oakland  Transfer  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Fitch  Sherman  L.,  special  policeman,  r.  1.525  Powell 

Fitch  Thad.  S.  (Thad.  S.  Fit.h  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Fitch  Thad.  S.  A:  Co.  (Thad.  S.  Fitch)  Alameda  real 
estate  agents  and  auctioneers.  436  Montgomery 

Fitschen  Adolph  F.,  butcher,  SW  cor  Railroad  and 
Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Fitschen  August,  butcher,  r.  SW  cor  Railroad  and 
Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Fitschen  John  C,  liquor  saloon,  305  California,  r.  S  s 
Church,  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Fitter  Elbe  H.,  proprietor  Old  Corner  Saloon, 
SW  cor  East  and  Jackson 

Fitts  C,  gripman  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  922  Washington 

Fitz  Anna  M.,  widow,  r.  509  Grove 

Fitz  Dietrich  H.,  boilermaker,  r.  142  Natoma 

Fitzcharles  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1019  Market,  rear 

Fitzell  Charles  R.,  druggist  Blakeslee  &  Week,  r.  116 
Capp 

Fitzell  AV.  S.,  laborer,  r.  739  Folsom 

Fitzgerald  Abbie  Mrs.,  r.  262  Jessie 

Fitzgerald  Ann,  widow,  r.  9  Langton, rear 

Fitzgerald  Annie,  domestic  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Van 
Ness  Av 

Fitzgerald  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  8  Erie 

Fitzgerald  Austin,  tailor,  625  Merchant,  r.  2  Tay 

Fitzgerald  Austin  Jr.,  copyist,  r.  2  Tay 

Fitzgerald  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  754  Folsom 

Fitzgerald  Catherine  Miss,  saleswoman  Thomas  Sulli- 
van, r.  119  Powell 

Fitzgerald  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  408  Clementina 

Fitzgerald  Charles,  laborer,  r.  411  Pacific 

Fitzgerald  Christopher,  furnace  builder,  r.  232  Turk 

Fitzgerald  Clarence,  plumber,  r.  258  Clementina 

Fitzgerald  Daniel,  shademaker  G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  r. 
114  Olive  Av 

Fitzgerald  Daniel,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Fitzgerald  David,  r.  210  Francisco 

Fitzgerald  D.  H.,  tinner,  r.  160  Ninth 

Fitzgerald  Edward,  clerk  N.  C.  Carnall,  r.  Berkeley 

Fitzgerald  Edward,  janitor  U.S.  Mint,  r.  Brunswick 
House 

Fitzgerald  Edward  J.,  clerk  J.  M.  Moran  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Fitzgerald  Eliza,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Buchanan  and 
Laurel  Av 

Fitzgerald  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  100  Ji  Second 

Fitzgerald  Ellen  Miss,  r.  210  Francisco 

Fitzgerald  Francis,  cooper,  r.  1186  Harrison 

Fitzgerald  Francis,  oiler  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 

Fitzgerald  Frederick,  driver  Mark  Sheldon,  r.  134 
Sixth 


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FIT 


Fitzgerald  George,  bricklayer,  r.W  s  Wood,  bet  Point 

Lobos  and  Santa  Rosa  Ava 
Fitzgerald   George,  porter   Commins  &  O'Connor,  r. 

157}^  Natoma 
Fitzgerald  George  R.,  r.  1512  Folsom 
Fitzgerald  Graham,  butcher,  r.  1840  Ellis 
Fitzgerald  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  55  Second 
Fitzgerald  Hugh,  tireman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  21  An- 

thory 
Fitzgerald  James,  boatman,  r.  1134  Broadway 
Fitzgerald  James,  boot  ciimper,  r.  429  Clementina 
Fitzgerald  James,  butcher,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Devisa- 

dero,  and  groceries  and  liquors,  bW  cor  Sutter  and 

Devisadero 
Fitzgerald  James,  draftsman  Wolfe  &  Son,  r.  177  Six- 
teenth 
Fitzgerald  J.nmes,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Har- 
rison and  Tenth 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  r.  652  Minna 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  r.  Ill  William 
Fitzgerald  James,  longshoreman,  r.  404  Broadway 
Fitzgerald  James,  painter,  r.  904  Kearny 
Fitzgerald  James,  seaman,  r.  305  Fifth 
Fitzgerald  James,  shoecutter,  r.  810  Filbert 
Fitzgerald  James,  tailor  John  Hickey,  r.  120  Fourth 
Fitzgerald  James,  third  officer  P.  C.  SS.  George  W. 

Elder 
Fitzgerald  James  C,  driver  Hibernia  Brewery,  r.  G73 

Clementina 
Fitzgerald  James  E.,  night  clerk  The  Baldwin 
Fitzgerald  Jeremiah  G.,  expressman,  SW  cor  Sansome 

and  Clay,  r.  108  Seventh 
Fitzgerald  John  (Fitzgerald  &  Greany)  r.  1233  Market 
Fitzgerald  John,  butiher  James  Fitzgerald,  r.  2713 

Bush 
Iltzgerald  John,  cellar  man  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r. 

242  Perry 
Fitzgerald  John,  conductor,  r.  820  Folsom 
Fitzgerald  John,  farmer,  r.  542  Mission 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer  Magdalen  Asylum 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  r.  20  Natoma 
Fitzgerald  John,  labtirer,  r.  50  Everett 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  r.  120  Langton 
Fitzgerald  John,  paver,  r.  542  Mission 
Fitzgerald  John,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Fitzgerald  John,  section  master  S.   P.   RR.,  r.   1116 

Church 
Fitzgerald  John,  shoemaker  S.  W.  Rosenstock  &  Co. 
Fitzgerald   John,   tannery,   S  a   Serpentine   Av,   bet 

Hampshire  and  York,  r.  E  s  Florida,   bet   Butte 

and  Solano 
Fitzgerald  John  C,  solicitor  Evening  Post,  r.  621  Pine 
Fitzgerald  John  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  31  Sherman 
Fitzgerald  John  S.,  clerk  Miles  &  King,  r.  9  Hinckley 
Fitzgerald  John  W.,  hotel  runner,  r.  1111  Montgomery 
Fitzgerald  Joseph,  bricklayer,  r.  SE  cor  Collins  and 

Point  Lobos  Av 
Fitzgerald  Kate,  domestic   N  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Fitzgerald  Kate,  domestic  2330  Jones 
Fitzgerald  Katie  Miss,  saleslady  Thomas  Sullivan,  r. 

119  Powell 
Fitzgerald  Katie  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  956  Howard 
Fitzgerald  Lawrence,  r.  633  Webster 
Fitzgerald  Luke,  groceries  and  liquors,  223  Perry 
Fitzgerald  Magrie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  119  Powell 
Fitzgerald  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  2  Tay 
Fitzgerald  Margaret,  r.  271  Minna 
Fitzgerald  Margaret,  widow,  r.  GOl  Fell 
Fitzgerald  Margaret  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  55  Second 
Fitzgerald  Mary,  domestic  20  Hawthorne 
Fitzgerald   Mary,   domestic   N    a    California,  nr  La- 

guua 
Fitzgerald  Marj',  widow,  furnished  rooms,  545  Mission 
Fitzgerald  Mary  widow,  furnished  rooms,  872  Mission 
Fitzgerald  Mary  Ellen,  widow,  r.  239  Chattanooga 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  1911  Dupont 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  tinsmith,  r.  428  Clementina,  rear 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  boatman  Meiggs '  Wharf,   t.   210 

Francisco 
Fitzgerald  Mi<-hael,car  repairer,  r.  1  Isis 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  r.  356  Minna 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  machinist,  and  extraman   Hook 

and  Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1214  Pacific 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  sergeant  police,   r.  632   Twenty- 
third 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Fitzgerald  Michael  J.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  532 )i  Sixth 


Fitzgerald  Nicholas,  fireman  stmr  Transit,  r.  625  Sec- 
ond 
Fitzgerald  Nicholas,  watchman  Spring  Valley  W.  W., 

r.  7  Hinckley 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  boatman   Meiggs'  Wharf,  r.   210 

Francisco 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  compositor  Mrs.  L.  G.  Richmond 

&  Son,  r.  Oakland 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  525  Mission 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  stevedore,  r.  43  Stanly  PI 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  stonemason,  r.  SE  cor  ColUns  and 

Point  Lobos  Av 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  watchman  Vallejo  St.  Warehouae, 

r.  1.54  Clara 
Fitzge-ald  Patrick  T.,  groceries  and  liquors,   331-333 

Fifth 
Fitzgerald  Philip,  boarding,  411  Drumm 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  blacksmith,  r.  317  Beale 
Fitzgerald  Robert  H.,  r.  310  Stockton 
Fitzgerald  Robert  M.,  law  student  A.  W.   Thompson, 

r.  Berkeley 
Fitzgerald  Thomas  (Fitzgerald  &  Conlon)  r.  1515  Cali- 

fornia 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  barber,  r.  116  O'Farrell 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,   boilermaker  Risdon   I.    and    L. 

Works 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  contractor,  r.  8  Erie 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,   expressman   Oakland    Ferry,    r. 

2508  California 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  gardener  Golden  Gate  Park 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  9  Water 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  641  Natoma 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,   porter   Weil,   Leiter   &  Co.,  r.  8 

Erie 
Fitzgerald  Thomas  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  8  Erie 
Fitzgerald  Thomas  P..   salesman  Verdier,   Moreau  & 

Co.,  r.  607  Powell 
Fitzgerald  Thomas  W.,  horse  trainer,  r.  514  Haight 
Fitzgerald  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Fitzgerald  William,   boiler  maker,  r.  SW  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Folsom 
Fitzgerald  William,  clerk  James  Fitzgerald,  r.   2713 

Bush 
Fitzgerald  William,  coal   passer    P.    M.    SS.    South 

Carolina 
Fitzgerald  William,  engineer,  r.  23  Hunt 
Fitzgerald  William,   engineer   Enterprise    Mill  and 

Building  Co. 
Fitzgerald  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Fitzgerald  William,  machinist,  r.  22  Tehama 
Fitzgerald  William,  solicitor  Washington   Market,  r. 

210  Francisco 
Fitzgerald  William,  teamster,  r.  13  Everett 
Fitzgerald  William,  waiter  Russ  House,  r.  600  Minna 
Fitzgerald  William  F.,  porter  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co., 

r.  143  Perry 
Fitzgerald  William   G.,   lamplighter,  and    extraman 

Engme  No.  7,  3.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  441  Twentieth 
Fitzgerald  William  J.,  driver  N.B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  251 

Tehama,  rear 
Fitzgerald  William  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  345  Shipley 
Fitzgerald  William  T..    ticket  agent  S.   P.   C.  RK.,r. 

531  Post 
Fitzgerald  &  Conlon  (Thomas  Fitzgerald  and  Michael 

Coulou)  proptis  Centennial  Livery  Stable,  1513- 

1515  California 
Fitzgerald  &  Greany  (John  Fitzgerald  and  Patrick  W. 

Greany)  New  York  Cloak  Mnfg  Co.,  1233  Market 
Fitzgibbon  Gerald  J.,   physician  and   surgeon,  office 

and  r.  760  Mission 
Fitzgibbon  John  M.,  corporal  police,  r.  545  Howard 
Fitzgibbon  Maurice,  salesman   O'Connor,   Moffatt   k 

Co.,  r.  340  Seventeenth 
Fitzgibbon  Thomas,   fireman   stmr  Humboldt,  r.  10 

Alemany  Av 
Fitzgibbons  Patrick,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation, 

r.  N  a  Beach,  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
Fitzgibbons  William,  shoemaker,  r.  648  Mission 
Fitz^raCf  Fred,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fitzhathaway  Augustus,   engineer  tugboat  Neptune, 

r.  155  54  Shipley 
Fitzhenry  Bridget,  widow,  r.  519  Grove 
Fitzhenry  James,  liquor  saloon,   534   Commercial,   r. 

23  Anna 
Fitzhenry  John  T.,  gasfitter,  r.  519  Grove 
Fitzhenry  Lizzie,  domestic  710  Geary 
Fitzhenry  Mitchell,  porter  George  Spauldlng  &  Co., 

r.  519  Grove 


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FIT 


396 


FLA 


Fitzhugh ,  r.  520  Bush 

Fitzler  Charles,  barber,  353  Third,  r.  427  Third 
Fitzler  Joseph,  laborer  V.  8.  Appraiser's  Building,  r. 

427  Third 
Fitz  Maurice  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  405  J$  Gough 
Fitz  Maurice  WiUiam  M.,  attorney  at  law,   217   San- 
some,  r.  710  Fell 
Fitzmorris  George,  laborer,  r.  S  b  Jackson,  bet  Devis- 

adero  and  Broderick 
Fitzmorris  John,  laborer,  r.  34  Louisa 
Fitzpatrick  A.,  laborer,  r.  134  Fourth 
Fitzpatrick  Ann  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1325}5  Vallejo 
Fitzpatriok  Arthur  G.,  carpenter   and  builder,   olfice 

51(1  Kearny,  r.  411  Twenty-second 
Fitzpatrick  Bernard,  boilermaker,  r.  220  Minna 
Fitzpatrick  Bernard,  coachman  WiJliam  M.  Leirt,  SE 

cor  Eddy  and  Polk 
Fitzpatrick  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  258  Eighth 
Fitzpatrick  Charles  H.,  trunkmaker,  r.  8  Scott  PI 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  bootcrimper  Levy,  Diamant,  Op- 

penheimer  &  Co.,  r.  West  Berkeley 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  hostler  Peter  J.  Donahue 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1  Beale  PI,  rear 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  teamster,  r.  9fi3  Folsom 
Fitzpatrick  Delia,  domestic  707  Shotwell 
Fitzpatrick  Francis,  harnessmaker,  r.  E  s  Twenty- 
sixth,  bet  Alabama  and  Columbia 
Fitzpatrick  Gerald,  laborer,  r.  233  Tenth 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  3  Goodsell  PI 
Fitzpatrick  James,  boxmaker,  r.  128  Clara 
Fitzpatrick  James,  brewer,  r.  904  Kearny 
Fitzpatrick  James,  watchmaker,  r.  743  Brannan 
Fitzpatrick  James,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  435  Natoma 
Fitzpatrick  James  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  743  Brannan 
Fitzpatrick  James  F.,  policeman,  r.  lliOG  Steiner 
Fitzpatrick  James  J.,  tannery.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Fitzpatrick  Jane,  widow,  r.  46  Borland 
Fitzpatrick  John,  r.  52  Natoma 
Fitzpatrick  John,  cooper,  r.  30  Tehama 
Fitzpatrick  John,  plasterer,  r.  790  Stevenson 
Fitzpatrick  John,  stonecutter,  r.  2106  Hyde 
Fitzpatrick  John,  teamster,  r.  811  Folsom 
Fitzpatrick  John,  trunkmaker  D.  S.  Martin   &  Co.,  r. 

8  Scott  PI 
Fitzpatrick  John  C,  laborer,  r.  3  Park  PI 
Fitzpatrick  John  C,  printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,   r. 

430  .Seventh 
Fitzpatrick  John   E.,  teacher  St.  Ignatius   College,  r. 

511  Minna 
Fitzpatrick  John  P.,  cigarmaker,  r.  1321 M  Natoma 
Fitzpatrick  John  P.,  machinist,  r.  Ill  Diamond 
Fitzpatrick  Josej-h  B.,  entry  clerk  Davis   Bros.,  Tok- 

las  &  Co..  r.  403  Fourth 
Fitzpatrick  Kitty  Miss,    typesetter  Painter  &  Co.,  r. 

3(11  Tehama 
Fitzpatrick  Lizzie,  widow,  lursewer,  r.  747  Brannan 
Fitzpatriok  Margaret,  widow,  r.  361  Tehama 
Fitzpatrick  Martin,  r.  814  Mission 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  domestic  701  Shotwell 
Fitzpatrick  Mary  Miss,  boxmaker,  r.  361  Tehama 
Fitzpatrick   Matthew,  laborer,   r.    S  s  Lombard,  bet 

Baker  and  Lyon 
Fitzpatrick  Mattie  Mrs.,  r.  1816  Hyde 
Fitzpatrick   Michael,   engineer  Sanitarium  Baths,   r. 

1711  Stockton, rear 
Fitzpatrick   Michnel.  hostler  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 

B  s  Lombard,  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  teamster,  r.  124  Langton 
Fitzpatrick  Miriam  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  137  Tehama 
Fitzpatrick   Morgan,   tailor,  36)3  Fourth,  r.  902  How- 
ard 
Fitzpatrick  Nellie,  domestic  2326  Clay 
Fitzpatrick  Owen,  molder  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.  49 

Natoma 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  dyer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Fitspatrick  Patrick,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick  .\.,  iron  molder,  r.  NW  cor   Chan- 
nel and  Bryant  Av 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick  D.,  plumber,  r.  1325J4  Vallejo 
Fitzpatrick  Peter  J.,  painter,  r.  1321 J4  Natoma 
ritz]iatrick  Pliilip,  laborer,  r.  430  Seventh 
Fitzjiatrick  Ralph  L.,  wood  carver,  r.  816  Twentieth 
Fitzpatrick  Ucdmond.  longshoreman,  r.  64  Jessie 
Fitzpatrick   IU>gcr,   blacksmith's  helper  S.  P.  RK.,  r. 

2333  Harrison 
Fitzpatrick  Simon,  teamster  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 
Works,  r.  13  Church  Lane 


Fitzpatrick  Simon  W.,  shipbuilder,  r.  816  Twentieth 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  pressman  Holbrook,   Merrill  jc 

Stetson,  r.  130  Clara 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas  J.,  cashier  Easton  &  Eldridge,  r.8 

Scott  PI 
Fitzpatrick   Thomas   J.,   cloth   tinisher  Golden  Gate 

Woolen  Mills,  r.  NW  cor  Channel  and  Bryant  Av 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas   L.,   salesman  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  408 

Laguna 
Fitzpatrick  Timothy  (Fitzpatrick   &   O'Brien)    r.  511 

Minna 
Fitzpatrick   William  F.,   contractor,    r.   809  >«    Nine- 
teenth 
Fitzpatrick  &  O'Brien  (Timothy  Fitzpatrick  and  John 

T.  O'Brien)  groceries  and  liquors,  36  Fourth 
Fitzsimmons   Catherine  Mrs.,  fruits  and  candies,  414 

Jones 
Fitzsimmons  Charles,  f*uit8.  etc.,  702  Larkiu 
Fitzsimmons  Edward,  gardener,  r.  334  Third,  rear 
Fitzsimmons  Edward,   seaman   P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  623 

Davis 
Fitzsimmons  Harry,  engineer  Sutter   St.  RR.,«r.  1122 

Larkm 
Fitzsimmons  James  (Fitzsimmons  &  Alexander)  r.  E  s 

Diamond,  bet  Twenty-lirst  and  Twenty-second 
Fitzsimmons  James,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Polk  and  Chest- 
nut 
Fitzsimmons  James,  sailmaker  Thomas   Reynolds,  r. 

Alameda 
Fitzsimmons  James,  tinsmith,  r.  4  Russ 
Fitzsimmons  John,  laborer,  r.  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Fitzsimmons  John  R.,  machinist,  r.  204  Fittli 
Fitzsimmons  Joseph,  bartender  Joseph  Holder,  r.  240 

Green 
Fitzsimmons  Katie  Miss,   assistant  Garfield  Primary 

School,  r.  222  Lombard 
Fitzsimmons  Margaret,  widow,  r.  222  Lombard 
Fitzsimmons  Patrick, butcher,  1330  Folsom 
Fitzsimmons  Patrick,  expressman   A.  M.   Simpson   & 

Bro.,  r.  11  Liberty 
Fitzsimmons  Patrick,  stone  mason,  r.  2021  Ellis 
Fitzsimmons   Thomas,     bookkeeper    Zimmermann, 

Strouse  &  Co.,  r.  930  Market 
Fitzsimmons  Thomas,  coal  passer  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Fitzsimmons  Thomas,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

625  Davis 
Fitzsimmons  Thomas  Rev.,    clergyman    Dominican 

Monastery,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
Fitzsimmons  &  Alexander   (James  Fitzsimmons   and 

Richard  Alexander)  wood  and  coal,  47-19   Everett 
Fiuretti  Morris,  waiter,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Five  Mile  House,  Ernest  A.  Wolkenhaur  proptr,   E  s 

San  Bruno  Road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Fivey  William,  fireman  N.  P.  C.  RK.  stmr  San  Rafael, 

r.  656  Stevenson 
Fix  Isidor,  barber,  r.  519  Minna 
Fjerem  John,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
Fjord  Lorentz  (Hubert  &  Co.)  i-.  Alameda 
Flaat  William,  seaman,  r.  10  Clay 
Flach  Conrad,  teacher  gymnastics,  310  O'Farrell,  r.314 

O'Farrell 
Flach  Joseph,  butcher,  NE  cor  Seventeenth  and  Dol- 
ores 
Flach  Josei^h  Jr..  butcher  Joseph  Flach,  r.   NE  cor 

Seventeenth  and  Dolores 
Flach  Peter,  entry  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co., 

r.  513  Hyde 
Flachmeyer  Christian,  porter  John  Howes,  r.  12  Au- 
burn 
Flack  George  D.,  clerk  general  freight  office  0.  PrRR., 

r.  914  Treat  Av 
Flageollet  Charles,  fruits,  etc.,  1228  Stockton 
Flageullet  Henry  C,  butcher.  912  Valencia 
Flagg  Annie,  widow,  r.  249  Sixteenth,  bet  Mission  and 

Howard 
Flagg  Charles  C,  bookkeeper  W.  B.  Sumner  &  Co.,  r. 

820  Twenty-first 
Flagg  Edwin  C,  bookkeeper  C.  A.   Hooper  &  Co.,  ri 

820  Twenty-first 
Flagg  Henry,  turner  Andrew  Frei,   r.   cor  Thirtieth 

and  Mission 
Flagg  Mary  E.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  249  Sixteenth, 

bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Flagler  William  G.,  painter,  r.  254  Clementina 
Flagley  Martin,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Mission 
Flaglor  Amasa  P.,  photographic  operator  I.  West  Ta- 

ber,  r.  651  Harrison 
Flaglor  Edwin  W.,  r.  317  Ninth 
Flaglor  Elizabeth  E.,  widow,  r.  23  Natoma 
Flahaut  Albert  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  16  Virginia 


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Successors  to  Bravcrman  Jt  L,evy 

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FLE 


Flahaut  Henry  E.,  salesman  Charles  Joseph,  r.  410 
Kearny 

Flahaut  John  B.,  r.  16  Virginia 

Flaherty  Annie,  cook  1818  California 

Flaherty  Annie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  44  Minna 

Flaherty  Barney,  laborer,  r,  9  M 

Flaherty  Bartholomew,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Clipper,  bet 
Sanchez  and  Noe 

Flaherty  Belle  Mrs.,  assistant  South  San  Francisco 
School,  r.  911  Post 

Flaherty  Dennis,  r.  503  Gough 

Flaherty  Edward,  Fire  Commissioner,  office  old  City 
Hali,  r.  902  Clay 

Flaherty  Fletcher  A.,  conductor  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  NE 
cor  Post  and  Larkin 

Flaherty  James,  r.  618  Post 

Flaherty  James,  carpenter,  r.  112  Lilj'  Av 

Flaherty  John,  laborer,  r.  109  William 

Flaherty  John,  laborer,  r.  268  Clara,  rear 

Flaherty  John,  laborer,  r.  413  Natoma 

Flaherty  John,' longshoreman,  r.  42  Tehama 

Flaherty  John  Mrs.,  shirt  manufacturer,    325M  Bush 

Flaherty  Kate  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 
r.  112  Lily  Av 

Flaherty  Mary  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 
r.  112  Lily  Av 

Flaherty  Matthew F.,  salesman  J.  Lowth  &  Co.,  r.  109 
William 

Flaherty  Maude  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Fac- 
tory, r.  21  Park  Av 

Flaherty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Clipper,  bet  San- 
chez and  Noe 

Flaherty  Michael,  marble  cutter,  r.  112  Lily  Av 

Flaherty  Patrick,  laborer  S.  P.RR.,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet 
L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Flaherty  Peter,  hostler,  r.  921  Sutter 

Flaherty  Riihard  (Larkiu  &  Flaherty)   r.  915  Pierce 

Flaherty  Simon,  stableman  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  NE  cor 
Fifteenth  and  Valencia 

Flaherty  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  8  Geneva 

Flaherty  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  626  Ash  Av 

Flaherty  William  H.,  shirt  cutter  B.&  O  Greenebaum, 
r.  Geneva  House 

Flaherty  William  T.,  carriage  painter,  r.  112  Lily   Av 

Flammer  Carl,  bookkeeper  Samuel  More  &  Co.,  r.  1632 
Pierce 

Flanagan  Annie,  domestic  NW  cor  Eddy  and  Van 
Ness  Av 

Flanagan  B.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1211  Fillmore 

Flanagan  Daniel,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  997 
Bryant 

Flanagan  Edward,  bartender,  r.  438  Jessie 

Flanagan  James,  laborer,  r.  1909}^  Hyde 

Flanagan  James,  hjngshoroman,  r.  18  Bryant  Av 

Flanagan  James,  teamster,  r.  520  Eighth 

Flanagan  James  B.,  groceries  and  liquors,  537  Bryant, 
r.  2  Zoe 

Flanagan  Jeremiah  J.,  r.  997  Bryant 

Flanagan  J.  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  349  Fourth 

Flanagan  John  (Griffith  &  Flanagan)  r.  209  Seven- 
teenth 

Flanagan  John,  blacksmith,  r.   163<j    Bryant  Av 

Flanagan  John,  carpenter,  r.  418  Castro 

Flanagan  John,  stone  cutter,  r.  11  Bryant  Av 

Flanagan  Lawrence  G.,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  N 
W  cor  Folsom  and  Eighteenth,  r.  108  Eighteenth 

Flanagan  Maggie,  domestic  28  Hawthorne 

Flanagan  Mary,  widow,   r.  438  Jessie 

Flanagan  Mary,  domestic  1529   Sutter 

Flanagan  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  559  Stevenson,  rear 

FlanaL'au  Michael,  horseshoer,  r.  151  Perry 

Flanagan  JMichael,  stableman,  r.  1311  California 

Flanagan  Michael  A.,  oysters,  cigars  and  tobacco,  617 
Muntgouiery,  r.  438  Jessie 

Flanagan  Patrick  (Flanagan  &  Mann)  r.  Coos  Bay,  Or. 

Flanagan  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  11  William 

Flanagan  Peter,  shoemaker,  r.  51  Stevenson 

Flanagan  Thad.  (Flanagan  &  Gallagher)  r.  2020  Mis- 
sion 

Flanagan  William,  bartender,  r.  438  Jessie 

Flanu<>'aii  Si  Gallu^rlter  (Tliad.  Flanagan  and 
Henry  J.  Gallagher)  undertakers,  20  Fifth 

Flanagan  &  Mann  (Patrick  Flanagan  and  S.  S.  Mann) 
owners  Newport  Coos  Bay  coal  mine,  Coos  Bay, 
Oregon,  John  Proctor  agent,  office  224 Front 

t^  Flanagan.  See  Flanigan,  Flannagau  and  Flanni- 
gan 

Flanders  Alvin,  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  1896  Broad- 
way 

Flanders  Charles,  seaman,  r.  2  Washington 


Flanders  Eugene,  brass  molder,  r.  49  Natoma 
Flanders  F.  S.,  seaman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Flanders  George  C,  starter  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  1222   Lea- 
venworth 
Flanders  Jonathan  P.,   president  Pacific   Coast   Gas 

Saving  Co.,  405  Ciilifornia,  r.  1427  Bush 
Flanders  Nathan,  engineer,  r.  1225  Pacific 
Flanders  Owen  A.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  55  Silver 
Flanders  T.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  110  Fourth 
Flanders  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  110  Fourth 
Flanedy  Patrick  J.,  proiitr  CJnion  Laundry,  Valencia, 

bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Flanigan  Bridget,  domestic  1028  Folsom 
Flanigan  Frederick,  pressman,  r.  559  Stevenson 
Flanigan  James,  bootblack,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Flanigan  James,  laborer,  r.  20  Glover 
Flanigan  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  2324  Harrison 
Flanigan  Lydia  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  214  O'Farrell 
Flanigan  Patrick,  drygoods,  150  Sixth,  r.  5}4  Harriet 
Flanigan  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  737  Howard 
Flanigan  William,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Flannagan  Bridget,  domestic  1315  Hyde 
Flannagan  Catharine,  widow,  dressmaker,  20  Hayes 
Flannagan  Edward,  salesman,  r.  1705  Jones 
Flannagan  Kate,  domestic  1030  Vallejo 
Flannagan  Margaret  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  431  Minna 
Flannagan  Mary,  domestic  1924  Sutter 
Flannagan  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  151  Perry 
Flannagan  Minnie,  domestic  1513  Washington 
Flannagan  William,  seaman,  r.  524  First 
S^  Flannagan.     See  Flanagan,  Flanigan  and  Flanni- 

gan 
Flannelly  Anne,  widow,  r.  S  s  Nineteenth,  bet  Church 

and  Sanchez 
Flannelly  George,  ironmolder,  r.  67  Minna 
Flannelly  James,  laborer,  r.  67  Minna 
Flannelly  James,  milkman,  r.  1014  Treat  Av 
Flannelly  John,  laborer,  r.  1505  Montgomery 
Flannelly  Miles,  laborer,  r.  t.7  Minna 
Flannery  Andrew,  longshoreman,' r.  .34  Everett,  rear 
Flannery  Bridget,  widow,  r.  34  Everett,  rear 
Flannery  Charles  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  43  Minna 
Flannery  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Flannery  James,  laborer,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

Army 
Flannery  Mary,  domestic  613  5^  Lombard 
Flannery  Michael,  policeman,  r.  43  Minna 
Flannery  Roger,  laborer,  r.  811  Montgomery  Av 
Flannery  Thomas,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1735  Mis- 
sion 
Flannery  William,  salesman,  r.  621  Minna 
Flannigan  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1.32  Tenth   ' 
Flannigan  Delia,  domestic  120  Guerrero 
Flannigan  Delia,  domestic  831  Bush 
Flannigan  Edward,  fireman,  r.  1514)^  Stockton 
Flannigan  James,  laborer,  r.  Elcho  House 

j  Flannigan  Mortimer  P.,  driver   City  RR.,   r.  121  Fif- 
teenth 

j  Flannigan  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  417  Brannau 

1  Flannigan  Patrick  J.,  collector,  r.  318  Pine 
Flannigan  Winnie  Mrs.,  candies,  1514  J^  Stockton 

i  fti^Flannigan.    See  Flanagan,  Flanigan    and    Flan- 

'.         nagan 

I  FIatliina,nii  Clans,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Market 

!  and  Steuart,  r.  23  Market 

Flathmaun  Henry,  clerk  D.  Kuhlmann,  r.  302  Fourth 

[  Flatley  George,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

j  Flatley  John,  blacksmith,  r.  620  Jones 
Flatley  John  E.,  drayman,  r.  22  Ridley 
Flatley  Owen,  laborer,  r.  HI  Harrison 
Flatley  William,  miner,  r.  620  Jones 
Flato^v  Philip,  druggist,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Jones, 
r.  600  Jones 

1  Flatters  Robert,  laborer,  r.  10  Beideman 

;  Flattmann  Richard,  laborer,  r.  1014  Hampshire 

■  Flavin  Eliza,  widow,  r.  1929  Geary 
Flaviu  Martin  J.,  proprietor  The  Great  IXL,  SE 

cor  Kearny  and  Commercial,  r.  1929  Geai-y 
Flaws  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS  Gipsy,  r.  37  Pacific 

I  Flaws  J.  Thomas,   first  officer  P.   C.   SS.   Gipsy,  r. 

I  37  Pacific 

Fleckenstein  Peter,  cook,  r.  18  First 
Fleckner  Christina,  domestic  309  Jones 
Flei^^chel  George,  locksmith  and  machinist,  614  Cali- 
fornia, rear,  r.  1018  Powell 
Fleischer  Charles,  expressman,  NE  cor  Market  and 

;         Taylor,  r.  811  Eighteenth 

I  Fleischer  Mary,  widow,  r.  1018  Powell 

I  Fleischer  Matilda  Mrs.,  actress,  r.  429  Turk 

I  Fleischer  Wolfgang,  musician,  r.  1609  Geary 


G.  W.  LLAnK  &  LU.  interior  decorators, 


Whole.-ale  h\i(1  Retail  dealers  In  Pl»per 
llaii$;iii|;M,  and  all  klmls  of  Window 
bhaile  Materials  and  Flxttiree. 


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rieischnian  Charles,  barber,  315  Kearny,  r.  3  BuBh  St. 

PI 
FleischmaD  David,  bookkeeper  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer, 

r.  1409  Van  Ness  Av 
Fleischman  Elizabeth,  r.  940  Mission 
Fleischman  Jacob,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1052  Valencia 
Fleischman  John,  barber,   203   Third,   r.  9  Howard 

Court 
Fleischman  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Fleischman   Meier,  poultry  dealer,  r.  S  s  Jersey,  bet 

Church  and  Vicksburg 
Fleischman  Moses,  millhaud  Fulda  Bros.,  r.  1230  Fol 
B^Fleischman.     See  Fleishman 
Fleisher  Harry,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 
Fleisher  Wolf,  mnfr  and  importer  hats  and  caps,  108 

Battery,  r.  2'24  Kearny 
Fleischhacker  Aaron,  r.  2110  California 
Fleishman   Benjamin  M.,  salesman    Hart    &    Good- 
man, r.  726  Grove 
Fleishman  S.,  musician,  r.  726  Grove 
B^Fleishman.     See  Fleischman 
Fleissner  George  W.,  bookkeeper  Harry  M.  Heineman, 

r.  822  Green 
Fleissner  Julius  C,  porter,  r.  724  Union 
Fleming  Bartholomew,  bookkeeper  Meyer  &  Walker, 

r.  1320  Jackson 
Fleming  Catherine,  widow,  r.  935  Guerrero 
Fleming  C.  M.,  assistant  cashier  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  1320 

Jackson 
Fleming  David,  calker,  r.  5  Eausch 
Fleming  David,  shoemaker,  r.  450  Natoma 
Fleming  David,  teamster,  r.  11^  Vallejo,  rear 
Fleming  David  J.,  engineer  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Fleming  David  L.,  furniture  polisher,  r.  5  Eausch 
Fleming  Edward  C,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co. 

r.  San  Leandro 
Fleming  George,  compositor,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Fleming  James,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
Fleming  James,  hostler,  r.278  Jessie 
Fleming  James,  laborer,  r.  12  Laskie 
Fleming  James,  iJorter  Yates  &  Co.,  r.  422  Fremont 
Fleming  J.  F.,  marker  S.  F.  Laundry 
Fleming  John,  r.  1404  Powell 
Fleming  John,  bill  poster,  r.  904  Kearny 
Fleming  John  B.,  painter,  r.  536  Sixteenth 
Fleming  John  M..  salesman  C.   L.   Williams  &  Co.,  r. 

410  Octavia 
Fleming  John  T.,  r.  8  Liberty 

Fleming  John  T.,  clerk  Naphtaly,  Freidenrich  &  Ack- 
erman,  r.  W  s  Twenty-third,  bet  Treat  Av  and  Fol- 
6om 
Fleming  Joseph  P.,  doorkeeper  Bush  St.  Theatre,  r. 

33  Ji  O'Farrell 
Fleming  Martin,  jeweler,  r.  222  Austin 
Fleming  Martin  W.,  bookkeeper  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  450  Na- 
toma 
Fleming  Max,  butcher,  r.  427  Hayes 
Fleming  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  19  Langton 
Fleming  Michael  G.,  carriagemaker,  r/12  Laskie 
Fleming  Minnie  E.  Mi.ss,  dressmaker,  r.  450  Natoma 
Fleming  Patrick  E.,  morocco  shaver,  r.  608  Seventh 
Fleming  Patrick  H.,  engineer  Engine  No.  7,  S.F.F.D., 

r.  3035  Sixteenth 
Fleming  Peter  H.,  tillerman  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  2, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1404  Powell 
Fleming  Peter  J.,  compositor,  r.  935  Guerrero 
Fleming  Robert,   telephone   repairer,   r.  725  Natoma, 

rear 
Fleming  Robert  H.,  cardriver,  r.  209  Tehama 
Fleming  Socrates  C,  sergeant  police,  r.  Commercial 

Hotel 
Fleming  Thomas,  stableman,  r.  903  Battery 
Fleming  Thomas  F.,   clerk   T.   J.   Bass   &  Co.,  r.  143 

Perry 
Fleming  W.  B.,  painter,  r.  118  O'Farrell 
Fleming  William,  cabinetmaker,  r.  311  Langton 
Fleming  William,  miner,  r.  547  MisKion 
Fleming  William,  teamster,  r.  416  Fifth 
Fleming  William,  teamster,  r.  608  Seventh 
Fleming  William  A.  (Fli-mlnn  &  Stetson)  r.  504  Third 
Fleming  William  IJ.,  Klupciirpenter,  r.   51  Clementina 
Fleming  William  H.,  painter,  r.  2020  Hyde 
Fleming  William  T..  bricklayer,  r.  1920  Baker 
Fleming  &  Stetson  (William  A.  Fleming  and  John  W. 

StetHon)  draymen,  409  Battery 
Fleuniken  Robert,  drygoods.  boots,  slioes  and  cloth- 
ing, 724-726  Montgomery,  r.  1210 ^  Jackson 
Flentyou  Victor,  cellarman,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Fletcher  .Alexander  B.,  carpenter,  r..  202  Franklin 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


Fletcher   Anna   Mrs.,   fruits  and  confectionery,  202 

Fifth 
Fletcher    Barney,    janitor  .502  Montgomery,  r.   1230 

Broadway 
Fletcher  Charles  A.  (Fletcher  &  Jonas)  r.  809  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Fletcher  Charles  A.,  physician,   office  23   Kearny,  r. 

1104  Market 
Fletcher  Charles  H.,  messenger  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Fletcher  Charles  S..  sign  and  ornamental  painter  and 

varieties,  1723  Hyde    . 
Fletcher  Daniel  J.,  wood  turner,  r.  202  Fifth 
Fletcher  David,    clerk  Abraham   L.   Leugfeld,  r.  809 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Fletcher  Edward,  lithographer,  r.  Elcho  House 
Fletcher    Edwin   T.,   restaurant,  209  Davis,  r.  12583^ 

Bryant 
Fletcher  Ellen,  janitress  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 

10U8  Leavenworth 
Fletcher  Francis,  patternmaker,  r.  18  Oak  Grove  Av 
Fletcher  George  R.,  packer,  r.  242  Langton 
Pletclier   George  TV.,  agent  freight  department 

S.  P.  RE.,  r.  10  Monroe 
Fletcher  George  W.,  canvasser  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  60 

Annie 
Fletcher  Harriet,  widow,  bakery,  1019  Howard 
Fletcher  Harry,  assistant  bookkeeper  Sanborn,  Vail  & 

Co.,  r.  23  Lafayette 
Fletcher  Henry,  artiticial  stonemaker,  r.  .566 }<>  Linden 

Av 
Fletcher  Henry,  photographic  retoucher,  r.  202  Fifth 
Fletcher  Henry   S.,   teacher    drawing  and    painting 

Zeitska's  Institute 
Fletcher  Herbert  P.,  clerk  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  23 

Lafayette 
Fletcher  Horace  (Shattuck  &  Fletcher)  r.  2414  Wash- 
ington 
Fletcher  H.  E.,  expressman,  r.  7i2  Larkin 
Fletcher  James,  vai'nisher,  r.  1309  Stockton 
Fletcher  Joseph  G.,  janitor,  r.  1230  Broadway 
Fletcher  Lavinia,  widow,  r.  410  Jackson 
Fletcher  Lina  Mrs.,  cloakmaker,  r.  224  Fourth 
Fletcher  Margaret,  widow,  r.  739  Minna 
Fletcher  Millie  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  862  Mission 
Fletcher  M.  W.,  contractor,  r.  Manchester  House 
Fletcher  Ralph,  upholsterer,  r.  560  Willow  Av 
Fletcher  Samuel  J.,  drapery  fcfreman  Charles  M.  Plum 

&  Co.,  r.  560  Willow  Av 
Fletcher  Sarah,   widow,   proptr  Acme  Photographic 

Studio,  914  Market,  r.  1033  Howard 
Fletcher   Stephen,  collector  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  1210 

Polk 
Fletcher  Thomas,   iron  molder,  r.  18  Oak  Grove  Av, 

rear 
Fletcher  William,  r.  202  Fifth 
Fletcher  William,  clerk,  r.  617  Post 
Fletcher  William,  dairyman,  r.  23  Lafayette 
Fletcher  William,  laborer,  r.  224  Fourth 
Fletcher  William  M.,  contractor,  r.  1010  Twenty-lirst 
Fletcher  &  Jonas    (Charles  A.   Fletcher   and   .\lfred 

Jonas)  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  meats,  1262 

Market 
Flett  William,  seaman  stmr  Mary  D.  Hume,  r.  12  Clay 
Fletter  Freeborn  J.,   office  403   California,  r.    740)4 

Grove 
Fleur  Ernest  (Wilhelm  &  Fleur)  r.  614  Pine 
Fleurou  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Fleury    Celine    Mi.ss,    assistant    Silver    St.    Primary 

School,  r.  1237  Stockton 
Fleury  D.  Mme.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  1237  Stock- 
ton 
Fleury  Edward,  cashier  Landry  C.  Babin,  r.  1911  Van 

Ness  Av 
Fleury  Joseph,  r.  131  Park  .\v 
Fleury  Paul,  r.  1911  Van  Ness  Av 
Fleury  Sophie  Mme.,  laundry,  131  Park  Av 
Flewwelliug   Clarence,  clerk  S.   F.   Laundry,  r.  W  s 

Sullivan,  ur  Union  Av,  B.  H. 
Flick  Barbara,  widow,  r.  232  Seventh 
Flick  Carl  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  W  s  Vermont,  bet  Ne- 
vada and  Humboldt 
Flick  William  F.,  capitalist,  r.  3.52  First 
Flicke  F.,  Tailors'  Pro.   Union,  SW   cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Flicourt  Edward,  barber,  217  Montgomery  Av,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Fliegelmau    David,  cutter    Alexander  Nicoll,  r.  342 

Minna 
Flieger  Henry  R.,  liquor  saloon,  1318  Howard 

Washing  Called  for  and  Delivered 

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FLO 


Flieler  Kichard  (Flieler  &  Kiefer)  r.  120  Capp 

Flieler  &  Kiefer  (Richard  Flieler  and  Philip  Kiefer) 
barbers,  5  Powell 

Fliggle  Jesse  E..  clerk  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  233G  Mis- 
sion 

Fliiin  Catherine  Miss,  r.  15 >$  Washington  Av 

Flinn  Catherine  M.  Mrs.,  millinery,  U2  Third,  r.  1032 
Mission 

Flinn  Charles,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Flinn  Henry,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Flinn  Jacob,  muchinehand,  r.  4 

Flinn  James  J.  (P.  T.  Flinn  k  Son)  r.  SW  cor  Eighth 
and  Howard 

Flinn  James  M.,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City 
of  New  York,  r.  7b4  Folsom 

Flinn  Jane,  burler  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 

Flinn  John  W.,  policeman,  r.  yi)7  Jones 

Flinn  Julia  M.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  1032  Mission 

Flinn  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1428  Mission 

Flinn  Patrick  T.  (P.  T.  Flinn  &  Son)  r.  SW  cor  Eighth 
and  Howard 

Flinn  P.  T.  &  Son  (Patrick  T.  and  James  J.)  grocer- 
ies and  liquors,  hay  and  grain,  SW  cor  Eighth  and 
Howard 

Flinn  Thomas  J.  W.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1032  Mission 

Flinn  Thomas  R.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Eighth 
and  Mission,  r.  lle:jj^  Mission 

Flinn  Timothy,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 

Flinn  William  B.,  carpenter,  753  Folsom,  r.  1032  Mis- 
sion 

B^"  Flinn.     See  Flynn 

Flint  A.  L.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Flint  Alexander  B.,  piledriver,  r.  736  Folsom 

Flint  Almira,  widow,  r.  812  Hyde 

Flint  Almira  T.  Miss,  assistant  Denman  Grammar 
School,  r.  812  Hyde 

Flint  Angustiis  P.,  manager  Hartford  Fire  In- 
surance Co.,  313  California,  r.  Oakland 

Flint,  Bixby  &  Co.  (Thomas  Flint  and  Llewellyn  Bix- 
by)  proptrs  Flint's  Warehouse,  SW  cor  Greenwich 
and  Battery 

Flint  Brilsford  P.,  wool  merchant.  Occidental 
Wool  Depot,  N  s  Townseud,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth, 
r.  1121  Hyde 

Flint  Brothers  (Frank  P.  and  Motley  H.)  dealers 
paper  and  paper  bags,  and  agents  Excelsior  Fire 
Works  Manufacturing  Co.,  420  Clay 

Flint  Charles  R.  ;J.  W.  Grace  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 

Flint  David  A.,  lather,  r.  27}^  Fourth 

Flint  Edgar  W.,  printer,  r.  323  O'Farrell 

Flint  Edward  D.  (Arnold  &  Flint)  r.  Oakland 

Flint  Edward  P.  (Flint,  Peabody  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Flint  E.  T.,  with  Cal.  Hosiery  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Flint  Francis  E.,supermtendentPotreroandB.V.  RR., 
office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  King,  r.  619  Third 

Flint  Frank  J.,  driver  U.  S.  Mail,  r.  110  Jackson 

Flint  Frank  P.  (Flint  Brothers)  r.  G19  Third 

Flint  George  R.,  bookkeeper,  r.  323  O'Farrell 

Flint  Henry  P..  clerk  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  907  Sutter 

Flint  Jane  E.  Mrs.,  physician  (eclectic)  office  and  r. 
.323  O'l-'arrell 

Flint  Jane  H.,  widow,  treasurer  S.  F.  Ladies'  Protec- 
tion and  Relief  Soc,  r.  1312  Powell 

Flint  Joseph,  carpenter  R.  H.  Herbert 

Flint  Milford  M.  (Milford  M.  Flint  k  Co.)  r.  812  Do- 
lores 

Flint  Milford  M.  &  Co.  (Milford  M.Flint  and  Edward 
W.  Tifft)  carpenters  and  builders.  1111  Sutter 

Flint  Motley  H.  (Flint  Brothers)  r.  019  Third 

Flint,  Peabody  <&  Co.  (Edward  P.  Flint)  ship- 
ping and  commission  merchants,  and  general 
agents  Safety  Nitro  Co.,  408  California,  room  1 

Flint  Samuel,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Service, 
r.  Oakland 

Flint  TUoinas  (Flint,  Bixby  &  Co.)  and  president 
California  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Assn, 
310  Pine,  room  8,  r.  San  Juan,  San  Benito  Co. 

Flint  Thomas  S.,  laborer,  r.  29  Second 

Flint  William  C.  (Flint  &  Stone)  r.  133  Fair  Oaks 

Flint  Williitm  K., secretary  Safety  Nitro  Co.,  408 

California,  rnom  1,  r.  907  Sutter 
Flint  &  Stone  (William  C.  Flint  and   Frank  M. 

Stone)  attorneys  at  law,  216  Sansome,  rooms  3-4 
Flint's  \V»reliou8e,  Flint,  Bixby  k  Co.  proprie- 
tors, D.  W.  Folger  manager,  SW  cor  Battery  and 
Greenwich 
Flintner  Frank  W.,  yard  foreman  C.  A..  Hooper  &  Co., 

r.  714  Bryant 
Flockhart  Caroline  Mrs.,  ladies' nvirse.  r.  1432   Bdwy 


Flood  A.  G.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  613  Bush 

Flood  Albert  S.  (Flood  &  Ellis)  r.  419  Twenty-eighth 

Flood  Alexander,  contractor,  r.  36  Welsh 

Flood  Alice  Mrs.,  r.  17  Harlan  PI 

Flood  Alvah  H.,  engineer  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r. 
507  Powell 

Flood  Bernard,  tailor,  r.  939^  Mission 

Flood  Bridget,  widow,  r.  228  Tenth 

Flood  Bridget,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  127  Rose  Av        • 

Flood  Bridget,  milliner,  r.  421  Linden  Av 

Flood  Charles  B.,  drayman,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Howard, 
r.  424  Fell 

Flood  Chri.stopher  C,  clerk,  r.  56  Jessie 

Flood  Cornelius,  patternmaker,  r.  9  Verona 

Flood  Edward,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.Works 

Flood  Edward,  plasterer,  r.  153  Dore 

Flood  Emory,  teamster,  r.  127  Jackson 

Flood  Eugene  T.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  507 
Powell 

Flood  George,  clerk  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  216  Turk 

Flood  Harry  S.,  clerk  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  216  Turk 

Flood  James,  bookkeeper,  r.  525  Natoma 

Flood  James,  plasterer,  r.  151  Dote 

Flood  James  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Peter's  Church, 
r.  E  B  Alabama,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty- 
fifth 

Flood  James,  stevedore,  r.  9  Verona 

Flood  Ja,nies  C,  president  Nevada  Bank  of  San 
Francisco,  office  6  Nevada  Block,  r.  419  Ellis  and 
Menlo  Park 

Flood  James  L.,  r.  419  Ellis  and  Menlo  Park 

Flood  John,  r.  56  Jessie 

Flood  John,  baker,  r.  421  Linden  Av 

Flood  John,  laborer,  r.  912  Treat  Av 

Flood  John,  livery  stable,  823  Folsom 

Flood  John,  plasterer,  r.  269  Stevenson 

Flood  John,  wharf  builder,  r.  1211  Clay,  rear 

Flood  John  A.,  clerk  M.  Flood,  r.  116  Natoma 

Flood  John  C,  clerk,  r.  912  Treat  Av 

Flood  John  W.  (Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.)  r.  422  Eddy 

Flood  Luke,  watchman,  r.  124  Clinton 

Flood  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,^r.  421  Linden  Av 

Flood  Micliael,  Catholic  bookseller.  831  Market 

Flood  Michael  H.,  laborer,  r.  1215  Scott 

Flood  Noah  F..  attorney  at  law.  r.  Ill  Mason 

Flood  Patrick,  r.  9  Verona 

Flood  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  142  Freelon 

Flood  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  362  Third 

Flood  Patrick  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  18-20  St. 
Ann's  Bldg 

Flood  Patrick  J.  (Flood  &  Co.)  r.  837  Valencia 

Flood  Richard  A.,  clerk  Michael  Flood,  r.  56  Jessie 

Flood  Terrence,  painter,  r.  54  First 

Flood  Theresa,  housekeeper  SW  cor  Valencia  and 
Seventeenth 

Flood  Thomas,  bartender,  r.  525  Natoma 

Flood  iSi  Co.  (Patrick  J.  Flood  and  Wallace  A. 
Bowie)  proprietors  Excelsior  Fire  Works,  manu- 
factory Alameda,  office  420  Clay 

Flood  k  Ellis  (Albert  S.  Flood  and  Seely  Ellis)  car- 
penters and  builders,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Bush 

Flor  Mariano  W.,  bootblack,  r.  50  Fourth 

Florance  John  G.,  hackmau,  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Kear- 
ny, r.  355  3^  Eleventh 

Floreen  Charles  O.,  butcher,  5  Washington 

Florence  Alfred,  clerk,  and  extraman  Hook  and  Lad- 
der No.  2.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  627  Broadway 

Florence  August,  liquor  saloon,  E  s  Railroad  Av,  bet 
Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Florence  Edward,  canmaker,  r.  180  Perry 

Florence  Francisco,  janitor,  r.  5  Quincy  PI 

Florence  Hall,  246  Third 

Florence  House,  Mrs.  E.  N.  Mann  proptr,  NW  cor 
Powell  and  Ellis 

Florence  Joseph,  tanner,  r.  Brannan,  bet  Eighth  and 
Ninth 

Florence  Itlachine  Co.,  Samuel  Hill  general 
agent,  634  Market 

Florentine  Alexander,  watchman  U.  S.  stmr  General 
Mcpherson.. r.  2028  Filbert 

Florentine  Elizabeth  H.,  domestic  2519  Sacramento 

Florentine  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  2028  Filbert 

Florentine  William  H.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation, 
r.  2028  Filbert 

Floras  Benjamin,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  Senator,  r.  1513 
Dupont 

Flores  Francisco,  painter,  r.  129  Jackson 

Flores  Frank,  porter  Putzman  &  Dunker,  r.  170  Wil- 
liam 

Flores  Gumecindo,  musician,  r.  33  Hinckley 


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Flores  Juan,  r.  605  Broadway 

Flores  Nicholasa,  widow,  r.  828  Broadway 

Flores  Trinidad,  saddler.  1010  Kearny 

Floriau  Jacob,  milker,  r.  SE  cor  Warren  and  Thirtieth 

Floretta  Vincenzo,  liquor  saloon,  9  Vallejo 

Florida  Hill  Mining  Co.  (Owyhee  Co.,  I.  T.)   R.  Weg- 

enpr  secretary,  411  California 
Florine  Anna  G.,  Mrs.,  bakery,  1711  Market 
Floriotin  Adolph,  tailor,  107  Geary 
Flors  Frank,  marble  polisher,    r.   Moiilton,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Floto  Belle  Miss,  r.  421  Natoma 
Floto  Fred.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Floto  John  H.,  homwopathic  physician,  office  and  r. 

402  Kearny 
Flournoy   George    (Flournoy   &  Mhoou)    r.  12  Elgin 

Park 
Flournoy  George  Jr. ,   attorney   at  law,  7   Mont- 
gomery Av,  rooms  24-20,  r.  12  Elgin  Park 
Flournoy  <&  MUooii  (George  Flournoy  and   John 

B.  Mhoon)  attorneys  at  law,   7   Montgomery  Av, 

rooms  24-26 
Flower  August,  seaman  P.  0.  SS.  San  Vicente 
Flower  Charles  H.,  stevedore,  r.  1108  Hampshire 
Flower  Charles   M.,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Butte   and 

Napa 
Flower  Lorenzo  P.,  carpenter,  r.  15  J$  Valparaiso,  rear 
Flower  William  C,  typewriter,  office  502  Washington, 

room  20,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Flowers  B.  S.  Mrs.,  copyist,  r.  817  Webster 
Flowers  Emma  D.  Miss,  r.  727  Union 
Flowers  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  16?i  Bryant  Av 
Flowers  G.  L.,  Cigarmakers'  Assn,  114  Dupout 
Flowers  Zora,  domestic  1808  Van  Ness  Av 
Flowery  Mining   Co.  (Storey    Co.,   Nev.)  William  W. 

Stetson  secretary,  57  Nevada  Block 
Floyd  Albert,  waiter,  r.  108  Second 
Floyd  Charles  B.,  woolspinner,   r.   N  8  North   Point, 

bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Floyd  Edmund  P.,  carpenter  P.  C.  S3.   George  W. 

Elder,  r.  144  Silver 
Floj'd  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  537  Howard 
Floyd  Henry,  boilerma*ker,  r.  537  Howard 
Floyd  John,  coachman,  r.  108  Second 
Floyd  John  M.,  policeman,  r.  211  Union 
Floyd  Lawrence,  glass-staLuer  John   Mallou,  and  gro- 
ceries and  fruits,  500  Shotwell 
Floyd  Ralph,  r.  1  Fifth 
Floyd  Richard  S.,  capitalist,  r.  415  First 
Floyd  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  537  Howard 
Floyd  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  1022  Treat  Av 
Floyd  Thomas  W.  (T.  W.  Floyd  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Floyd  T.  W.  <&   Co.  (Thomas  W.  Floyd  and  Oscar 

A.    ToUe)    commission    merchants    and    agents 

Western  Flour  Mills  (Benicia)  office  NE  cor  Third 

and  King 
Floyd  T.  AV.  &Co.  (Thomas  W.  Floyd,   Oscar  A. 

Tolle   and   George  L.  Carroll)    proptrs   Overland 

WareLiouse,  SE  cor  Third  and  Townsend 
Floyd  W.  Ervin,   deputy   Sheriff,   r.   W  s  Tennessee, 

bet  Butte  and  Solano 
Floyd  William  D.,  lithographer  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  13  Hampton  PI 
Floyd  William  F.,  clerk  Whitney  &   Marshall,  r.  HOC 

Mason 
Floyd  Zaccheus,  meter  clerk   S.   F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

1106  Mason 
Flubaclier  Emil,  bouts  and  shoes,  432  Bush,  r.  NE  cor 

Fifteenth  and  Church 
Flubacher  Emil  P.  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  SE  cor  Fifteenth 

and  Chunh 
Fliiegger  Johauu  C,  shoemaker,  r.  424  Brannan 
Fluhart  Nancy,  widow,  r.  14  Essex 
Five  Reuben  D.,  expressman,  r.  1110  Eddy 
Flynn   Andrew,   porter  Cahu,   Nickelsburg  &  Co.,   r. 

Oakland 
Flynn  Annie,  domestic  825  O'FarrcU 
Flynn  Annie,  domestic  1814  Geary 
Flynn  Anthony,  carpenter,  r.  2!)  Pleasant 
Flynn  Catlieriue,  widow,  r.  130  Welsh 
Flynn  Catherine,  widow,  r.  327  Vallejo,  rear 
Flynn  Daniel,  butcher,  r.  737  Brannan 
Flynn  Dennis,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR..  r.  322   Minna 
Flynn  Edmund,  liquor  saloon.  r>;il  Post,  r.  Oakland 
Flynn  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  72  Natoma 
Flynn  Edward,  pl.-isterer.T.  612  Sixth 
Flynn  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  Hilo  Larkin,  rear 
Flynn  Edward,  special  policeman,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
Flynn  Ellen,  widow,  r.  724  Brauuuu,  rear 
Flynn  Frank,  butcher,  r.  336  Jessie 

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Flynn  Frank,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Califoinia,  r. 

36  Tehama 
Flynn  George  D.,  gasfitter,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  6, 
S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  S  8  McAllister,  bet   Buchanan  and 
Webster 
Flynn  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Flynn  Henry,  plumber  and  g.isfitter,  r.  254  Jes.sie 
Flynn  Henry,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Flynn  Hugh,  wood  and  coa],  858  Howard,  r.  135MFifth 
Flynn  James,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  320  Minna 
Flynn  James,  hostler,  r.  12  William 
Flynn  James,  laborer,  r.  127  Hickory  Av 
Flynn  James,  longshoreman,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
Flynn  James,  packer  Eagle  Crackery  Bakery,  r.  Elcho 

House 
Flynn  James,  plasterer,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet   Day  and 

Thirtieth 
Flynn  James,  shoemaker,  34  Second,  r.  28  Hampton  PI 
Flynn  James,  stevedore,  r.  Gercke's  Hotel 
Flynn  James,  waiter  Washington  Hotel 
Flynn  James  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  .356  Third 
Flynn  James  J.  (Love  &  Flynn)  r.  423  Sixth 
Flynn  James  S.,  saddler,  r.  28  Hampton  PI 
Flynn  John,  blacksmith,  r.  120  Gilbert 
Flynn  John,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Flynn  John,  boxmaker,  r.  2  Hunt 
Flynn  John,  boxmaker,  r.  321  Clementina 
Flynn  John,  carpenter,  r.  922  Natoma 
Flynn  John,  conductor,  r.  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Flynn  John,  farmer,  r.  Bryant  Av,  nr  Butte 
Flynn  John,  foreman  Menzies,  Bingham  &  Co.,  r.  NE 

cor  Jersey  and  Vicksburg 
Flynn  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  r.  8  Haggin 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  r.  327  Filbert 
Flynn  John,  porter  Levi  Strauss  &  Co. 
Flynn  John,  tinsmith,  r.  327  Vallejo,  rear 
Flynn  John,  waiter  City  and  County  Hospital 
Flynn  John,  wood  and  coal,  1113  Mission,  r.  1101  Mis- 
sion 
Flynn  John  C,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  109  Ellis 
Flynn  John  D.,  boxmaker,  r.  443  Clementina 
Flynn  John  F..  carpenter,  r.  1465  J^  Minna 
Flynn  John  F..  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  424  O'Farrell 
Flynn  John  H.,  carpenter,  r.  012  Sixth 
Flynn  John  H.,  clerk,  r.  Bryant  Av,  nr  Butte 
Flynn  John   M.,  clerk   Murphy,  Grant  &   Co.,  r.  611 

Buchanan 
Flynn  John  R.,  teamster,  r.  150  Silver 
Flynn  John   W.,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  1506  Cali- 
fornia, r.  463  Jessie 
Flynn  Joseph,  bootblack,  r.  2  Hunt 
Flynn  Joseph,  lather,  r.  425  Hayes 
Flynn  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  112  Townsend 
Flynn  Kate,  domestic  610  Jones 

Flynn  Kate  G.  Miss,  operator  American  District  Tel- 
Co.,  833  Sutter,  r.  316  Stockton 
Flynn  Lizzie,  cook  825  O'Farrell 

Flynn  Luke,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  28  Hamp- 
ton PI 
Flynn  Luke,  laborer,  r.  87  Brady 
Flynn  Lydia  Mrs.,  r.  30  Tehama 
Flynn  Marcella,  widow,  r.  443  Clementina 
Flynn  Margaret,  domestic  1510  California 
Flynn  Margaret,  varieties.  202  Ninth 
Flynn  Maria,  widow,  laundress,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth  Av, 

btt  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Flynn  Mary,  widow,  r.  323  Twenty-seventh 
Flynn  Mary,  widow,  r.  927  Folsom 
Flynn  ilnry  Mrs.,  glovemaker  Fred.  H.  Busby 
Flynn  Mary  A.,  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  327  Fourth 
Flynn  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  29  Pleasant 
Flynn  Matthew  J.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Eureka,   nr  Twen- 
tieth 
Flynn  Maurice,  bartender,  r.  619  Mission 
Flynn  Maurice,  hackmau,  r.  68  Shipley 
Flynn  Maurice,  ironmolder,  r.  W  s  Eurek,i,  nr  Twen- 
tieth 
Flynn  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Diamond,  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Flynn  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  6  Second  Av 
Flynn  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  127  Hickory  Av 
Flynn  Michael,  hostler,  r.  130  Golden  Gate  Av 
Flynn  Michael,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Mariposa,  bet  Pennsyl- 
vania Av  and  Mississippi 
Flynn  Michael,  porter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Flynn  Michael,  waiter,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Flynn  Miles,  laborer,  r.  335  Jessie 
Flynn  Patrick,  r.  52  Qulnn 


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Flyim  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  150  Silver 

Flynn  Patrick,  butcher,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Bran- 

uau 
Flynn  Patrick,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  313  Fol- 

som 
Flynu  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1903  Hyde 
Flynn  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  215  Minna 
Flynn  Patrick,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Flj-nn  Patrick,  salesman  D.  M.  Moran,  r.  1138  Howard 
Flynn  Patrick  H.,  stonecutter,  r.  723  Harrison 
Fl.iTin  Patrick  J.,  civil  engineer,  r.  1504}^  Franklin 
Flynn  Peter,  dairyman,  r.  630}^  Fulton 
Flynn  Peter,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  Ash 

Av,  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Flynn  Samuel  D.  J.,  porter  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.   463 

Jessie 
Flynn  Stephen,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  133  Fifteenth 
Flynn  T.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Flynn  Thomas,  r.  Florida,  bet  Sulano  and  Butte 
Flynn  Thomas,  expressman,  10  Third,  r.  41  Ritch 
Flynn  Thomas,  gardener,  r.  2415  Clay 
Flynu  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  236  Brannan 
Flynn  Thomas,  steward,  1620  California 
Flynn   Thomas  E.,  journalist  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  729 

California 
Flynn  Thomas  F.,  teamster,  r.  720  Clementina,  rear 
Flynn  Thomas  J.,  clerk  The  Examiner,  r.  29  Pleasant 
Flynn  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  612  Stevenson 
Flynn  Timothy,  millhand,  r.  1903  Hyde 
Flynn  William,  bargeman  A.  C.  Freese 
Flynn  William,  carriagemaker,  r.  721  Minna 
Flynn  William,  clerk  M.  D.  Nolan,  r.  41  Ritch 
Flynn  William,  laborer,  r.  24  Minna 
Flynu  William,  laborer,  r.  2  Hunt 
Flynn  William,  seaman,  r.  26  Clara 
Flynn  William,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Flynn  William  C,  laborer,  r.  20  Freelou 
Flynn  William  F,.,  policeman,  r.  537  Birch  Av 
Flynn   William   S.,    bootblack,   202   Sutter,  r.  36   Te- 
hama 
Flyshaker  Samuel,  mens'  furnishing   goods,  810  Du- 

pont,  r.  1206  Stockton 
Foard  George   R.,  agent  Ingersoll  Rock  Drill,  18 

First,  r.  2318  Clay 
Foard  J.  McDonough,  compositor,  r.  425  Kearny 
Foard  J.  W.,  r.  2318  Clay 
Foard  Lioreiitz  (Hubert  &   Co.)  and  dealer  ship's 

material,  3-5  Steuurt,  r.  Alameda 
BS'Foard.        See  Ford  and  Forde 
Focacci  Louis,   porter  F.   Daneri   &   Co.,  r.  3  Lafay- 
ette PI 
l^"Focacci.     See  Fugazzi 
Focht  William,  ironmolder,  r.  560  Howard 
Foerst  Philip,   proptr   Butchers'  Home   Hotel,   First 

Av,  bet  Railroad  Av  and  Kentucky,  South  S.  F. 
Foesten  Richard,  dishwasher  German  Hospital 
Foerster  Constantine  E.  A.,  bookkeeper  Joost  Bros.,r. 

1514  Mission 
Fogarty  Alice  Miss,  saleslady  N.  W.  Wolflfaohn,  r.  627 

Jessie 
Fogarty  Alice  Miss,  seamstress,  1875  Mission 
Fogarty  Edward,  steward  P.  C.  SS.Victoria,  r.  13  White 
Fogarty  E.  T.  Mrs.,  r.  4  Willow  Av 
Fogarty  Henry  P.,  foreman  S.  P.  RR..  r.  26  Dorland 
Fogarty  James,  r.  26  Dorland 
Fogarty  James,  butcher,  70-71   Centre   Market,  r.  006 

Fillmore 
Fogarty  James,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Fogarty  James,  coaipasser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

512  Brannan 
Fogarty  James,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Fogarty  James'  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Fogarty  James,   pressman  David   S.   Stanley,  r.  521 

Geary 
Fogarty  James,  shoemaker,  r.  2  McDermott  PI 
Fogarty  James  G.,  upholsterer,  r.  N  s  Twenty-second, 

bet  Church  and  Chattanooga 
Fogarty  James  J.,  r.  ><1  Stevenson 
Fogarty  John,  yardmaster  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  511  Bryant 
Fogarty  John  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  White  House  Hotel 
Fogarty  Jolin  T. ,  bookkeeper  James  Phelan,  and 

se.retary  Democratic   County  Committee,  r.  600 

Fillmore 
Fogarty  Martin,  gardener,  1719  Pacific  .\v 
Fogarty  Martin,  hostler,  r.  13  White 
Fogarty  Martin  T.,   salesman   Duft'ey   &  Lewis,  r.  4 

Stockton  PI 
Fogarty    Mary,    widow,  r.  N  8  Twenty-Becond,  bet 

Church  and  Chattanooga 
Fogarty  Matthew,  nightwatchman  Palace  Hotel 


Fogarty  Michael,  elevatorman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  164 

Jessie 
Fogarty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Utah  and  Santa 

C'laia 
Fogarty  Nicholas,  clerk,  r.  26  Dorland 
Fogarty  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  81  Stevenson 
I'ogarty  Sherman,  clerk  S.  Foster  &   Co.,  r.  2  McDer- 
mott PI 
Fogarty  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1129  Twentieth 
Fogarty  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  608  Seventh 
Fogarty  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  27   Pacific,  r.  9  Lick 

Alley 
Fogarty  Thomas  H.,  clerk  James  Fogarty,  r.  606  Fill- 
more 
Fogarty  William,  r.  26  Dorland 
Foge  Carsten,  bookkeeper  Thomson  &  Evans,  r.  3  Eliza 

PI 
Foge  Lapenz,  insurance  agent,  r.  520  Twenty-third 
Fogel  Benjamin,  tailor.  Sit  Montgomery 
Fogel  Charles,  milker,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr  Indus- 
trial School 
Fogel  Francis,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont 
Fogel  George,  clothing,  10  Clay,  r.  610  Grove 
Fogel  Jacob,  clerk  George  Fogel,  r.  610  Grove 
Fogel  Marks,  jeweler,  r.  816  Montgomery 
Fogel  Ruby  R.,  clerk  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r.  910 

O'Farrell 
S^Fogel.     See  Fogle  and  Vogel 
Fogelberg  Magnus  A.,  compositor,  r.  20  Folsom  Av 
Fogelreider  Charles,  stevedore,  r.  163  Jessie 
Fogg  F.  Herbert,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  23  Stockton 
Fogg  George,  foreman  .stable  Market  St.  BR. 
Fogg  George  W.,  superintendent  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r. 

18  Twelfth 
Fogg  Hannah  A.,  widow,  r.  717  Webster 
Fogg  Leslie  F.,  helper   Western   Iron   Works,  r.  110 

Fourth 
Fogle  Christian,  lacemaker,  r.  70  Clementina 
Fogle  Lewis  C.  bookkeeper  Wheaton  &  Luhrs,  r.  801 

Leavenworth 
Fogle  Orrin  B.,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  r.  801 

Leavenworth 
(^"Fogle.     See  Fogel  and  Vogel 
Fogler  George  P.,  bootmaker,  1615  Buchanan 
Foglor  Joseph,  wine  merchant,  r.  1236  Mission 
Fogrell  Charles,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 
Fogus  David  H.,  mining,  r.  914  Geary 
Foiguet  Marie,  domestic  916  Leavenworth 
Folder  Meua,  widow,  r.  702  O'Farrell 
Foley  A.  G.  Mrs.,  r.  Lick  House 
Foley  Ann,  widow,  r.  2803  Clay 
Foley  Annie,  domestic  1528  Powell 
Foley  Bridget,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  938  Mission 
Foley  Carrie  Miss,  saleslady  Thomas  Sullivan,  r.  213 

Stockton 
Foley  Catherine,  widow,  r.  730  Filbert 
Foley  Catherine,  widow,  r.  2510  Bush 
Foley  ChristoiJher,  engineer,  r.  311  Filbert 
Foley  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Greenwich,  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth 
Foley  Daniel,  boilermaker,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Foley  Daniel,  forgeman,  r.  SW  corMarii)Osa  and  Ten- 
nessee 
Foley  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  545  Mission 
Foley  Daniel,  shoemaker.  660  Mission,  r.  037  Minna 
Folev  Daniel,  whitener,  r.  12Dore 
Foley  David  J.,  livery  stable,  1812  Powell,  r.  730  Fil- 
bert 
Foley  David  J.  Jr.,  portef ,  r.  7.30  Filbert 
Foley  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  135 >4  Dore 
Foley  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  1413  Scott,  rea» 
Foley  Dennis,  liquor  saloon,  947  Folsom 
Foley  Edmund,   groceries  and   liquors,    1315    Mont- 
gomery 
Foley  Edward,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  409 

Ellis 
Foley  Ed^nord,  teamster,  r.  577  Bryant 
Foley  Edward  M.,  bagturner,  r.  17  Natoma 
Foley  Edward  T.,   salesman  Frank   Goldsmith  &  Co., 

r.  218  Stockton 
Foley  Elizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  119  Powell 
Foley  Ellen,  domestic  720  Union 

Foley  F.  &  Co.  (Francis  Foley)  hides,  wool,  pelts,  tal- 
low and  furs,  219-221  Drumm 
Foley  Francis  (F.  Foley  &  Co.)  r.  124  Fulton 
Foley  Francis,  baker,  r.  117  Bernard 
Foley  Frank,  tanner,  r.  21  Moss,  rear 
Foley  Henry  J.,  engraver  A.  L.  Bancroft  Jc  Co.,  r. 
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Foley  Hugh,  stonecutter,  r.  392  J$  Ninth 

Foley  James,  r.  22  Minna 

Foley  James,  r.  701  Lombard 

Foley  James,  r.  72e;  Harrison 

Foley  James,  housepainter,  r.  634  Minna 

Foley  James,  porter  Bonestell,   Allen  &   Co.,  r.  222 

Minna 
Foley  James,  printer  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  17  Natoma 
Foley  James,  ropemaker  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  r.  S  s 

Fifteenth  Av,  bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F 
Foley  James,  trackman  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  171!)  Jones 
Foley  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom, 

r.  577  Bryant 
Foley  John,  laborer,  r.  87  Brady 
Foley  John,  laborer,  r.  103  Freelon 
Foley  John,  laborer,  r.  640  Natoma 
Foley  John,  laborer,  r.  20  Welsh 
Foley  John,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Shasta,  bet  Michigan  and 

Illinois 
Foley  John,  seaman,  r.  127  Folsom 
Foley  John,  shoemaker,  787  Folsom,  r.  69  Minna 
Foley  John,  wheelwright,  r.  726  Harrison 
Foley  John  C,  carpenter,  r.'l616  Bush 
Foley  John  J.,  painter,  r.  17  Isis 
Foley  John  J.,  sawyer,  r.  29  Clarence  PI 
Foley  Julia,  widow,  r.  29  Clarence  PI 
Foley  Katheriue,  widow,  r.  1046  Folsom     . 
Foley  Lawrence,  longshoreman,  r.  .59  Stev&nson 
Foley  Luke,  laborer,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 
Foley  Maggie,  domestic  1217  Clay 
Foley  Margaret,  widow,  r.  207  Pacific 
Foley  Margaret  Miss,  r.  2803  Clay 
Foley  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  119  Powell 
Foley  Maria  Miss,  r.  72  Tehama 
Foley  Martin,  blacksmith,  r.  31  Welsh 
Foley  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  r.  112  Shipley 
Foley  Maurice,  bartender  Sears  &  Foley,  r.  5  Market 
Foley  Michael  (Hughes  &  Foley)  r.  430  Eddy 
Foley  Michael,  calker,  r.  15  Everett 
Foley  Michael,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  41  Minna 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  138  Lombard 
Foley  Michael,  molder,  r.  17  Tehama 
Foley  Michael,  policeman,  r.  13  Garden 
Foley  Michael,  teamster,  r.  412  J^  Shipley 
Foley  Michael  Jr.,  bedstead  maker,  r.  13  Garden 
Foles  Miles,  miner,  r.  69  Minna 
Foley  Patrick,  r.  245  Perry,  rear 
Foley  Patrick,  clerk  H.  Levison,  r.  257  Stevenson 
Folev  Patrick,  drayman  Em.  Meyer  &   Co.,  r.  242  Lily 

Av 
Foley  Patrick,  driver  L.  Jafife  &  Co.,  r.  656  Howard 
Foley  Patrick,  helper  Tait  k  Hainque,  r.  103  Freelon 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  720  Third 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  725)^  Natoma 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer  Mechanics'  Foundry 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  24  First  Av,  rear 
Foley  Patrick,  porter  Nicholas  Steiner,  r.  612  Natoma 
Foley  Patrick,  stevedore  Chase  &  Wolff 
Foley  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  r.  103  Freelon 
Foley  Peter,  foreman    Mechanics'    Foundry,    r.    607 

Howard 
Foley  Richard,  longshoreman,  r.  314  Main,  rear 
Foley  Thomas,  hackmau,  r.  12  Jansen 
Foley  Thomas,  hackmau,  r.  1812  Powell 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  146  Perry 
Foley  Thomas,  liquor  saloon.  115  Vallejo 
Foley  Thomas,  piano  tuner,  r.  S  s  Nineteenth  Av,  bet 

1  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Foley  Thomas,  soapmaker,  r.  3  Kate 
Foley  Thomas  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  418  Natoma 
Foley  Thomas  J.,  pressman  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  E  s 
Gunnison  Av,  bet    Precita  Av  and  Prospect  PI,  B. 

Foley  Timothy  (Sears  &  Foley)  r.  414  Vallejo 

Foley  Timothy,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r. 

120  Uore 
Foley   Timothy,    milkranch,    NE  cor    Railroad    and 

Twentieth  Avs,  Soulh  S.  F. 
Foley  William,  bag  luruer,  r.  17  Natoma 
Foley  William,  coachman,  r.  320  Seventeenth 
Foley  William,  laborer  C.  P.   RR.,  r.   N  8   Army,   bet 

Sanchez  and  Noe 
Foley  William,  machinist,  r.  5.54  Stevenson 
Foley  William,  painter,  r.  29  Clarence  PI 
Foley  William,  telegraph  operator,  r.  902  Clay 
Foley  William  E.,  box  maker,  r.  3  Kate 
Fol(!v  William  E.,  pressman    S.  F.   Chronicle,  r.  1315 

Montgomery 
Foley  William  I.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  209  Valencia 


Foley  William  M.  (Foley  &  Gilmore)  r.  16  Natoma 

Foley  &  Gilmore  (William  M.  Foley  and  James  H. 
Gilmore)  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  First  and  Mis- 
sion 

Folger  A.  C,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Folger  Albert  C,  hunter,  r.  32  Clay 

Folger  Allyn  S.,  clerk,  r.  403  Oak 

Folger  Clinton,  porter  S.  P.  Taylor  &  Co.,  r.  539M 
Hayes 

Folger  Daniel  W.,  manager  Flint's  Warehouse,  SW 
cor  Greenwich  and  Battery,  r.  1916  Franklin 

Folger  Edwin  G.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r. 
608  Post 

Folger  Herbert,  clerk  New  Zealand  Insurance  Co.,  r. 
897  Fulton 

Folger  J.  A.  Si  Co.  (James  A.  Folger  and  William 
H.  Lamb)  importers  and  dealers  coffee,  teas  and 
spices,  and  proprietors  Pioneer  Steam  Coffee  and 
Spice  Mills,  104-106  California 

Folger  James  A.  (J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Folger  James  A.  Jr.,  clerk  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Folger  Samuel  B.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
13  Willow  Av 

Folger  Seth,  'night  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  539  J<j 
Hayes 

Folger  Shubal  M.,  watchman  Custom  House,  r.  768 
Harrison 

Folk  Fritz,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Folk  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  213  Gough 

Folk  Solomon,  merchant,  r.  213  Gough 

Folkers  A.  H.  B.  (J.  H.  A.  Folkers  &  Brother)  r.  423 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Folkers  Albert,  boxmaker,  r.  114  J^  Dore 

Folkers  J.  H.  A.  (J.  H.  A.  Folkers  &  Brother)  r.  Oak- 
land 

Folkers  J.  H.  A.  <&  Brother  (J.  H.  A.  and  A.  H. 
B.I  agents  Tiemann  &  Co's  surgical  and  dental 
instruments,  trusses,  etc.,  118  Montgomery 

Folkert  Albert,  cigars  and  tobacco,  625  Vallejo 

Foil  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  5  Quincy  PI 

FoUansbee  Alouzo  W.,  bookkeeper  John  Rosenfeld,  r. 
33  Glen  Park  Av 

Follett  William  T.,  laborer,  r.  .524  Fourth 

Follis  Maggie,  domestic  615  Leavenworth 

FoUis  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  52  Natoma 

Follis  Patrick  W.,  r.  1324  Market 

Follis  Ricliai'd  H.,  capitalist,  '22  Nevada  Block,  r. 
2530  Mission 

Follman  C.  Frederick,  bookkeeper  Gibson  &  Covert, 
r.  226  Pacific 

Follman  Joseph  P.,  salesman  Gibson  &  Covert,  r.  226 
Pacific 

Follman  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  226  Pacific 

Follmer  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  W  6  Michigan,  bet 
Sierra  and  Shasta 

8t7"Follmer.     See  VoUmer  and  Volmer 

Folly  Carlo,  musician,  r.  612  California 

Folsom  Albert,  proprietor  Fashion  Carriage  Fac- 
tory, 217  Ellis,  r.  2918  Sacramento 

Folsom  Charles  B.,  expressman,  cor  Sixth  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  1711  Polk 

Folsom  David,  speculator,  r.  201  Powell 

Folsom  Eugene  H.,  clerk  A.  Folsom,  r.  2918  Sacra- 
mento 

Folsom  Eugene  R.,  driver  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1945 
Geary 

Folsom  Freeman,  brickmasou,  r.  6  Hulbert  Alley 

Folsom  George  A.,  bookkeeper  A.  Folsom,  r.  1511 
Jackson 

Folsom  George  F.,  carpenter,  r.  22  Bernard 

Folsom  George  S.,  timekeeper  Prescott,  Scott  &  Co. 
r.  545  Folsom 

Folsom  George  T.,  general  accountant  S.  P.  RR.,  NE 
cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  34,  r.  219  Powell 

Folsom  John,  housemover,  r.  2815  Mis.-<iou 

Folsom  Mary,  widow,  r.  261  Miuna 

Folsom  Myrick,  carpenter,  r.  Eleventh  Ar,  bet  N  and 
P,  South  S.  F. 

Folsom  Sophia  A.  Miss,  assistant  Potrero  Primary 
School,  r.  22  Bernard 

Folgoiu  Street  Pliurniacy,  D.  D.  Hunt  manager, 
SE  cor  Folsom  and  Filth 

Folsom  Water  Po-\ver  Co.  (Folsom,  Sacramento 
Co.)  John  H.  Redingtou  president,  H.  P.  Liver- 
more  secretary  and  treasurer,  531  Market 

Folte  Gustav,  bookkeeper  Jacob  tfnna,  r.  33  Russ 

Foltiug  Frederick,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Foltz  Clara  S.,  attorney  at  law,  36  Montgomery  Block 

Foltz  Frank  G.  (Morhy  &  Foltz)  r.  1517  California 


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Foltz  Julia,  domestic  2514  Pine 

Foltz  Matthew,  salesman  East  &  Co..  r.  521 3<i  Steven- 
son 

Fomm  Fritz,  dishwasher  John  Reidy,  r.  512  Mis'sion 

Fonceretta  Joseph,  broommaker  Harrison  &  Dickson 

Fonceretta  Peter,  broommaker  Harrison  &  Dickson 

Fonda  Charles  P.,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r.  3011 
Sacramento 

Fonda  William  M.,  shipping  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  & 
Co.,  r.  3011  Sacramento 

Fonda  William  T.,  bookkeeper  T.J.  Bass  &  Co.,  r.  3011 
Sacramento 

Fonda  Peter,  deckhand  C.  P.  RE.  stmr  Transit,  r. 
Oakland 

Fones  J.  H.,  carpenter  Stockton  Planing  Mills,  r. 
Oakland 

Fonseca  David  L.,  physician,  oflSce  and  r.  773J«J  Fol- 
som 

Fonson  Hans,  ship  carpenter,  r.  745  Market 

Fontaine  Pierre,  cooper,  r.  1103  Montgomery 

Fontana  Antonio,  cook,  r.  818  Sansome 

Fontana  C.  R.,  r.  222  Turk 

Fontana  M.  Mrs.,  decorative  art  rooms,  320  Sutter,  r. 
316  Stockton 

Fontana  Maria  J.  Miss,  with  Dodge  Bros.,  r.  316 
Stockton 

Fontana  Mark  J.  (M.  J.  Fontana  &  Co.)  r.  516  Lom- 
bard 

Foiitann  M.  J.  &  Co.  (Mark  J.  Fontana)  ship- 
ping and  commission  merchants,  217  Sacramento 

Fookes  William  G.,  carriage  spring  maker,  r.  125 
Chattanooga 

Foorman  Isaac  S.,  student  A.  Van  der  Naillen,  r.  429 
O'Farrell 

Foorman  Simon,  ditch  owner  (Calaveras  Co.,  Cal.) 
office  76  Montgomery  Block,  r.  429  O'Farrell 

Foot  C.  B.,  clerk  auditor's  dept  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 
Express,  r.  Oakland 

Foote  Henry  D.,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  1927 
O'Farrell 

Foote  Hugh,  carpenter,  r.  1131  Twenty-first 

Foote  William,  engineer,  r.  25  Dupont 

Footlig|]it  The  (dramatic  daily!  J.  D.  Robertson 
publisher,  538  California 

Footman  J.  T.,  r.  763  Howard 

Fopiano  Carlo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Fopiano  Francisco,  groceries  and  liquors.  Mission, 
opp  Twenty-ninth 

Fopiano  Giovanni,  drayman,  r.  6  Lafayette  PI 

Fopiano  Pietro.  liquor  saloon,  11  Union  PI 

Fopiano  Steffano,  laborer,  r.  19  Lafayette  PI 

Foran  James,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Foran  James,  longshoreman,  r.  242  Fremont 

Foran  John  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  338  Shipley 

Foran  Joseph  F.,  hackman,  cor  Ellis  and  Market,  r. 
5.55  Stevenson 

Foran  Patrick,  porter  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r.  555 
Stevenson 

Foran  Thomas  J.,  bartender,  r.  555  Stevenson 

Foran  William,  laborer,  r.  314  Folsom 

Forbes  Alexander  (Forbes  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  San  Ra- 
fael 

Forbes  Alexander  J.,  cabinetmaker,  18  Market,  r.  327 
Bryant 

Forbes  Andrew  B. ,  general  agent  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co.,  of  New  York,  214  Sansome,  r.  29 
Essex 

Forbes  Archibald,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Forbes  Arthur  W.,  clerk  G.  M.  Josselyn  &  Co.,  r.  701 
Stockton 

Forbes  Brothers  <&  Co.  (Alexander  Forbes)  im- 
porters and  commission  merchants,  308  California 

Forbes  Charles,  cashier  Forbes  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  129 
Turk 

Forbes  Charles  F.,  physician,  r.  417  Bush 

Forbes  Charles  H.,  law  student  Chickering&  Thomas, 
r.  615  Turk 

Forbes  Edwin  A.,  law  student,  r.  421  Stockton 

Forbes  Frank  G.,  foreman  E.  Goslinsky  &  Co.,  r.  1308 
Pacific 

Forbes  Frank  H.,  druggist  J.  B.  Lefevre,  r.  828  Cali- 
fornia 

Forbes  Frank  P. ,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  1. 1.321 
Larkin 

Forbes  Helen  J.  Mrs.,  r.  1705  Stockton 

Forbes  Hugh  W..  superintendent  Station  B  Post  Of- 
fice, N\V  cor  Eighth  and  Mission,  r.  639  Twenty- 
third 

Forbes  J.  A.,  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's  Office,  r. 
Alameda 


Forbes  James,  boilermaker,  and  extaman  Engine  No. 

10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  3  Haywood 
Forbes  James  Jr.,  boilermaker,  r.  3  Haywood 
Forbes  Jane,  nurse,  r.  638  Green 
Forbes  Jennie  Mrs.,  boarding,  518  Geary 
Forbes  Jennie  A.  Miss,  assistant  Lincoln  Grammar 

School,  r.  320  Turk 
Forbes  John,  patternmaker,  r.  246  Stetenson 
Forbes  John,  stevedore,  r.  503  Mission 
Forbes  John  R.,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles,  r.  ii 

Third 
Forbes  John  T.,  trunkmaker,  r.  221  Seventeenth 
Forbes  Joseph  F.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  2328  Pine 
Forbes  Lewis,  engineer,  r.  3  Harrison  Av 
Forbes  Stanley,  civil  engineer,  r.  29  Essex 
Forbes  Thomas   Y.,  boatman,  and  extraman  Hose  No. 

9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  SW  cor  Vallejoand  Davis 
Forcada  Francisco,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Forcada  Joseph,  fisherman,  r.  706  Front 
Forcade  Joseph  Z.,  clerk,  r.  90  Everett 
Force  Edward  E.,  laborer,  r.  18  Bluxome,  rear 
Force  Nettie  Miss,  saleslady  Benoit  S.  Hirsch,  r.  Win- 
chester House 
Forck  George  L.  A.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Ford ,  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  105  Austin 

*Ford  Alexander,  shoemaker,  r.  1711  Jessie 

Ford  Annie,  widow,  r.  1214  Larkin 

Ford  Annie,  domestic  36  McAllister 

Ford  Anthony,  laborer,  r.  7  Kent 

Ford  Archibald,  machinist  Gas  Consumers  Aesn,  r.  672 

Mission 
Ford  Bartholomew,  hostler,  r.  719  Brannan 
Ford  Bridget,  widow,  r.  404  McAllister 
Ford  Celia,  widow,  r.  523  Sixth 
Ford  Charles  A.,  butcher,   r.  SW  cor  Eighth  Av  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Ford  Charles  H.  (Ford  &  Ketchum)  r.  137  ^  Clara 
Ford    Charles    R.,    bookkeeper    Sadler  &   Co.,   r.   24 

Twelfth 
Ford  Charles  W.  R.,  salesman  Cal.  Silk  Manufacturing 

Co.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Ford  Daniel,  stableman,  r.  119  Gilbert 
Ford  Delia  Miss  (Ford  &  Mast)  r.  329  Ellis 
Ford  E.  Miss,  saleslady  Keane  Bros.,  r.  713  Valencia 
Ford  Edward,  cutter  John  Kavanagh,  r.  2  Delta  PI 
Ford  EUeu,  domestic  1224  Geary 
Ford  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1307  Stockton 
Ford  E.  W.,  r.  138)^  Rose  Av 
Ford  Francis  C,  clerk   Chief  Quartermaster's  Office, 

Presidio  Reservation,  r.  1006  Pine 
Ford  Frederick  W.,  butcher,  r.  137}^  Clara 
Ford  George,  laborer,  r.  418  Powell 
Ford  George,  woolgrader,  r.  6  McLea  Court,  rear 
Ford  H.  C,  r.  2041  Howard 
Ford  Henry,  clerk  George  Barstow,  r.  Oakland 
Ford  Henry  C,  butcher,  r.  137  >5  Clara 
Ford  Ira  C,  porter  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  364 

Minna 
Ford  James,  chief  engineer  SS.  Humboldt,  r.  25)<J 

Stockton 
Ford  James,  expressman,  r.  1112  Hyde 
Ford  James  B.,  traveling  salesman  H.  Levi  &  Co.,  113 

California 
Ford  James  F.,  plumber,  r.  404  McAllister 
Ford  James  P.,  with  Swauberg  &  West,  r.  1307  Stock- 
ton 
Ford  Jeremiah  T.,  machinist,   r.   W  s   Minnesota,  bet 

Sierra  and  Nevada 
Ford  Jerome  B. ,  president  Mendocino  Lumber 

Co.,  40  California,  room  1,  r.  Oakland 
Ford  John,  bootmaker,  r.  342  Union 
Ford  John,  cardriver,  r.  660  Folsom 
Ford  John,  juuk  dealer,  r.  69  Water 
Ford  Joliu,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 
Ford  John  E.,  brush  mnfr,  512  Moultrie,  B.  H. 
Ford  John  J.,  butcher,  and  assistant  foreman  Engine 

No.  11,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  cor  Ninth   Av  and  M,  South 

S.  F. 
Ford  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  404  McAllister 
Ford  Joseph  A.,  cashier  Murphy,   Grant  &  Co.,  r.  Oc- 
cidental Hotel 
Ford  Joseph  E.,  clerk  C.  Curtin,  r.  1818  Market 
Ford  Julia,  domestic  1005  Geary 
Ford  Kate,  widow,  r.  15  Banuam  PI,  rear 
Ford  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  110  Hyde 
Ford  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1006  Clay 

Ford  M. .widow,  r.  SE  cor  Eighth  Av  and  M, South  S.F. 
Ford  Maggie,  domestic  218  Haight 
Ford  Margaret,  widow,  r.  412  Main 
Ford  Margaret,  widow,  r.  620  Hayes 


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Ford  Martin,  porter,  r.  209  Linden  Av 

Ford  Martin,  stevedore,  r.  913  Montgomery 

Ford  Mary,  widow,  r.  116  Gilbert 

Ford  Mary,  shoefitter,  r.  228  Oak 

Ford  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1818  Market 

Ford  Max,  shoemaker,  r.  1  Eddy 

Ford  Michael,  butcher,  r.   SE  cor  Eighth  Av  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Ford  Michael,  hor.seshoer.  339  Tenth,  r.  8  Juniijer 
Ford  Michael,  papercarrier,  r.  500  Broadway 
Ford  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  122  Langton 
Ford  Michael,  stevedore,  r.  8.')3V.  Folsom 
Ford  Michael  A.,  machinist,  r.  1818  Market 
Ford  Nathaniel  M.,  clerk,  r..l38>^  Rose  Av 
Ford  Noah  O.,  cigars,  819J4  Kearny,  r.  516  Pacific 
Ford  Norah,  chambermaid  International  Hotel 
Ford  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  73  Shipley 
Ford  Patrick,  frurtfe  and   vegetables,  SE  cor  Langton 

and  Harrison 
Ford  Patrick  J.,  pressman  Argonaut  Publishing  Co., 

r.  1309  Stockton 
Ford  Silas  P.,  day  inspector  Custom    House,  r.  West 

Oakland 
Ford  Stephen,  shoemaker,  r.  7  Bernard 
Ford  Thomas,  horseshoer,  105  F'irst,  r.  1307  Steiner 
Ford  Thomas,  machinist  Risdou  I.  and  L.  Works 
Ford  Thomas  J.,  plumber,  r.  404  McAllister 
Ford  Thomas  J.,  postal  clerk   U.  S.  Railway   Mail 

Service,  r.  1119  Mission 
Ford  Thomas  W.,  stockfltter,  r.  136  Hickory  Av 
Ford  Timothy,  tanner,  r.  117  Bernard 
Ford  William,  cigarmaktjr,  r.  238  Minna 
Ford  William,  laborer,  r.  106  Welsh 
Ford  William,  milkranch,  S  s  Woolsey,  nr  Hamilton 
Ford   &   Ketchum  (Charles  H.  Ford  and  Clarence  F. 

Ketchumi  meat  market,  213  Fourth 
Ford   &   Mast  (Miss  Delia  Ford  and  Miss  Kate  Mast) 

ladies'  hairdressers,  300  Post 
Forde  John,  boottreer,  r.  136  Hickory  Av 
Forde  John,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  911  Howard 
Forde  William  C,  compositor  Evening  Post,  r.  1331J^ 

Vallejo 
Forde  William  J.,  freight  clerk  stmr  James  M.  Dona- 
hue, r.  138  Hickory  Av 
B^yForde.     See  Ford  and  Foard 
Forderer  Joseph  F.,  metalroofer,  53  Beale,  r.  1413 

Octavia 
Fordham  Adelaine  F.,  widow,  r.  1511  Washington 
Fordham   Francis,   dishwasher,    r.    Pacific   Lodging 

H(juse 
Fordham  Patrick,  expressman,  r.  161  Silver 
Forduey  William   J.,  r.  Lick  House 
Fordyce  James  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  901  Shotwell 
Foree  George  H.  (Culley  &  Foree)  r.  961  Mission 
Foreman  A.  <te  Son  (Andrew  and  Andrew  Jr.)  type  and 

electrotype  foundry,  518  Sansome 
Foreman  Andrew  (A.  Foreman  &  Son)  r.  1514  Jones 
Foreman   Andrew  Jr.    (A.   Foreman-  &   Son)    r.    479 

Haight 
Foreman  Charles  I.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  NE  cor  Fif- 
teenth and  Shotwell 
Foreman  Daniel  A.,  typefounder,  r.  1514  Jones 
Foreman  Henry  L.,  r.  969  Mission 
Foreman  John,  musician  Bella  Union  Theatre,  r.  2012 

Powell 
Foreman  Solomon  W.,  surveyor,  r.  717  Hayes 
B^ Foreman.     See  Forman 
Forestelle  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  128  Bush 
Forester  Heury,  cook,  r.  114  William 
uyForester.    See  Foerster,   Forrester,   Forster  and 

Foster 
Forgert  Emil,  waiter,  r.  S  s  Minnie,  bet  Ashbury  and 

Clayton 
Forman  George,  r.  541  First 

Forman  Robert  B.  (Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.)  r.  Liver- 
pool, England 
Forman  Sands  W.,  deputy  clerk  Board  of  Supervisors, 

r.  1104  Market 
».y Forman.     See  Foreman 
Formes  Carl,  teacher  vocal  music,  r.  222  Turk 
Formes   Laura  R.  Mrs.,  physician,  office   and  r.  222 

Turk 
Formhals  Ferdinand,  tinsmith,  r.  1609  Dupont 
I'ormlnger  Charles,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Foruer  Fred,  clerk  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  14  William 
Forner  Jacob  B.,  r.  14  William 
Forner   William   C,  musician   Tivoli  Garden,  r.  1011 

Leavenworth 
Forney  Steliman,  assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  office 

U.  8.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  rooms  33-43,  r.  Oakland 


Fornizaro  Camillo,  dishwasher  Minoletti  &  De  Bar- 

nardi 
Forne  Marco,  laborer,  r.  1717  Stockton 
Forpougion  John,  laborer,  r.  411  Pacific 
Ferrer  Julius,  gardener,  r   558  Natoma 
Forres  Brigiola,  ironer,  r.  1315  Powell 
Forres  Mathilde,  housecleaner,  r.  1315  Powell 
Forrest  Charles,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Forrest  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Forrest  Charles  A.,  peddler,  r.  48  Louisa 
Forrest  Edwin,  blacksmith,  r.  415  Harrison 
Forrest  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Forrest  James,  teamster,  SW  cor  Washington  and  Da- 
vis, r.  NE  cor  Fell  and  Laguna 
Forrest  James  M.,  proptr  Atlantic  Straw  Works,  132 

Fourth,  r.  312  C:ipp 
Forrest  John,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  923  Folsom 
Forrest  John,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Forrest  John,  seaman  bktn  Modoc,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Forrest  John  W.,  shipwright,  r.  415  Harrison 
Forrest  Mary  Mrs.,  labeler  M.  Banner  &   Co.,  r.  48 

Louisa 
Forrest  Robert  M.,  engineer,  r.  NW  cor  Polk  and  Fell 
Forrest  Thomas  M.,  machinist,  r.  514}^  Hayes 
Forrest   William  D.,  salesman  R.   M.   Black,  r.  1525 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Forrester  Bertha  E.,  lodgings,  638  Green 
Forrester  Kate,  widow,  r.  614  Powell 
8^"  Forrester.     See   Foerster,  Forester,   Forster  and 

Foster 
Forsaith  Edward  W.  (E.  W.  Forsaith  &  Co.)  r.  Grand 

Hotel 
ForsaitU  E.   W.    &  Co.    (Edward  W.  Forsaith) 

commission  merchants,  and  wholesale  provision 

dealers,  325  Front 
Forsaith  George,  collector  Merchant  Publishing  Co., 

r.  2()28  Sacramento 
8^  Forsaith.     See  Forsyth  and  Forsythe 
Forslund  Jonas,  cutter  J.  H.  Curley   &   Co.,  r.  725M 

Bush 
Forsman  Nancy  F.,  widow,  r.  1130  Twenty-first 
Forsman  William  C.,  master  mariner,  r.  417  Post 
Forsmann  Frank,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Forster  David,  jeweler  Thomas  Lundy,  r.  740  Folsom 
Forster  Edgar,  with  C.  W.  Weston,  r.  626  Shotwell 
Forster  E.  J.,  r.  1034  Market 
Forster  Eugene  L..  porter  George  H.  Pitts  &  Co.,  r. 626 

Shotwell 
Forster  beorge  (Schneider  &  Forster)  r.  3  Eddy  PI 
Forster  James  F.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Forster  Louise  Mme.,  proptr  Academic  Parisienne,912 

Sutter 
Forster  Rodolpho,  teacher  music,  r.  1221  Bush 
Forster  W.,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
fii^  Forster.     See  Foster,  Forrester,  Foerster  and  For- 
ester 
Forsyth  Alexander  C,  salesman  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co., 

r.  419  Geary 
Forsyth  Elijah  F..  teamster,  r.  432  Linden  Av 
Forsyth  George,  gardener,  r.  2008  O'Farrell 
Forsyth  George  C.,  shoemaker,  r.  31  Lily  Av 
Forsyth  John  (W.  H.  Collie  &  Co.)  r.  S  s  Grove,  bet 

Broderick  and  Baker 
Forsyth  John  M.,  r.  568  Folsom 
Forsvth  Orrin  W.,  clerk   Maxwell   &  Belden.   r.  1522 

Polk 
Forsyth   Robert,   superintendent  Risdon    I.   and   L. 

Works,  r.  25  Stanly  PI 
Forsyth  Scale  Co.  (Youngstown,  Ohio)  V.  S.  W.  Park- 
hurst  agent,  31  Market 
Forsyth  William,  expressman,   SW   cor   Market  and 

Sixth,  r.  2  Lily  Av 
Forsyth  William  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1077  Mar- 
ket, r.  1505  Guerrero 
Forsyth  William  K.,  r.  719}^  Gough 
Forsythe  D.,  cook  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  City  of  Chester,  r. 

10  Jessie,  rear 
Forsythe  Jessie  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  2724  Mission 
Forsythe  Peter,  laborer,  r.  135  Dore 
Forsythe  Samuel,  machinist,  r.  2724  Mission 
BS*~Forsythe.     See  Forsyth  and  Forsaith 
Fort  Point,  nr  Golden  Gate,  4  miles  west  of  City 
Fort  Wayne  and  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Line,  John 

Clark  agent,  206  Montgomery 
Forth  William,  deckhand  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 
Forthaus  Anton,  driver,  r.  W  8  Pennsylvania   Av,  bet 

Nevada  and  Sonoma 
Fortler  Pierre  A.,  optician,  r.  1906  Eddy 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO.  '^''f>m„r.^i:^s\ZT^^ 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELANS  BLOCK.) 


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Fortier  Rosa  Miss,  teacher,  r.  IHOG  Eddy 

Fortier  Shadrach  M.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  318}^ 

Fulton,  rear 
Fortin  Napoleon,  milker,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr  In- 
dustrial School 
Fortin  Peter,  milker,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr  Indus- 
trial School 
Fortmann  Frederick  (Fortmann  &  Co.)  r.  260  Tehama 
Fortmann  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  and  janitor  S.  F. 

Turn  Verein,  323  Turk 
Fortmann  Henry,  liartender,  r.  323  Turk 
Fortmann  Henry  F.  (Fortmann  &  Co.)  r.  1808  Ellis 
Fortmann   &  Co.  (Frederick  and  Henry  F.  Fort- 
mann)   proprietors  Pacific  Brewery,  267-271  Te- 
hama 
Fortriede  Henry,  salesman  John  G.  H.  Meyer,  r.  919 

Howard 
Fortro  Joseph  I.,  teamster,  r.  9  Church 
Fortune  Henry  W.,  longshoreman,  r.  112  Steuart 
Fortune  John,  seaman  ship  Dashing  Wave,  r.  19  Com- 
mercial 
Fortune  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1215  Keamy 
Fortune  Mary,  widow,  r.  1027  Post 
Fortune  William  R.,  cashier  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co., 

r.  700  Post 
Fortunich  Michael,  laborer,  r.  303  Davis 
Fos  Isidore,  market,  1320  Dupont,  r.  1701  Dupont 
Fos  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  o36  Natouia 
Fos  Lucien,  cutler  Jacques  Escaig,  r.  536  Natoma 
Fos  Raymond,  butcher,  901  Pacific,  r.  1701  Dupont 
8^"  Fos.    See  Fauss  and  Foss 

Fosbery  William,  laborer,   r.  E  s  Chenery,  bet  Thir- 
tieth and  Thirty-first 
Fosen  Christian,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Fosen  House,  Osmund  R.  Fosen  proptr,  407  Tehama 
Fosen  Osmund  K.,  proptr  Fosen  House,  407  Tehama 
Foskett  William,  cabiuetmaker,  r.  60  Tehama" 
Fobs  Christopher,  laborer  Presidio  RR.,  r.  N  s  Chest- 
nut, bet  Broderick  and   Baker 
Foss  Edward  L.,  r.  18  Erie 

Foss  Ferdinand,  longshoreman,  r.  15  M  Natoma 
Foss  Frank,  butcher,  r.  204  Twenty-third 
Fobs  Hans,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  1409  Buchanan 
Foss  Ivory  L.,  millwright,  r.  708^1  Tehama 
Foss  Jacob,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  1316  Laurel  Av 
Foss  Joseph,  miller,  r.  Mechanics'  Home 
Foss  Maria  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  225  Jessie 
Foss  Martin,  .salesman  C.  L.  Dingley,  r.  E  s  Vermont, 

bet  Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 
Foss  Mary,  widow,  r.  225  Jessie 
Foss    Oscar,  imijorter  photographic  materials  and 

chemicals,  841  Mission,  r.428  Geary 
BS"  Foss.     See  Fos  and  Fauss 

Fossa  Bartolomeo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Fossas  Peter,  compositor,  r.  1234  Stockton 
Fossett  Charles  D.,  bookkeeper  David  Conrad,  r.  Nu- 
cleus House 
Fossette  Edwin  R.,  bookkeeper  Wheeler    &  Wilson 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  SE  cor  Noe  and  Jersey 
Fossler  Henry,  tailor,  r.  260  Jessie 
Fossum  Emily,  widow,  r.  638  Mission 
FoKsum  Sivert,  shiiDcarpenter,  r.  NE  cor   Sierra  and 

Michigan 
Foster  Albert  J.,  r.  409  EIUs 
Foster  Antonio   J.,  carpenter  Coliunbia  Foundry,   r. 

East  Oakland 
Foster  Arabella  Miss,  r.  153  Seventh 
Foster  Arthur  J.,  salesman  S.  Foster  &  Co.,  r.  611 

Valencia 
Foster  Arthur  W.  (S.  B.  Wakefield  &  Co.)  r.  1213  Jones 
Foster  Charles,  r.  112  First 

Foster  Charles,  parcel  depository  and  refreshment  sa- 
loon, Alameda  and  Oakland,  Ferry  depot,  r.  640  J<5 
Natoma 
Foster  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Foster  Charles,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Foster  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  r.  SE  cor  East  and  Pa- 
cific 
Foster  Charles,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  852  Washington 
Foster  Charles  A.,  inspector  and  boarding  officer  Cus- 
tom House,  r.  Oaklalid  \ 
Foster  Charles  B.,  waiter  The  Baldwin,  r.  32  Second 
Foster  Charles  E.,  clerk  G.  M.  Burnham,  r,  1639  Mis- 
sion 
Foster  Charles  J.,  salesman  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,r. 

13  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Foster  Charles  L.,  mnfg  chemist  Pac.  Soda  Co.,  r.  863 

Folsom 
Foster  Charles  M.  (Jahn  &  Foster)  r.  121  Stockton 
Foster  Charles  M.,  machinist,  r.  1626  Broadway 


Foster  Charles  R.,  liquor  saloon,  735  Mission,  r.  789 

Mission 
Foster  C.  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  43   St.  Ann's  Building 
Foster  C.  M.  &   Co.  (New  York)    upholstery  goods, 

Frederick  A.  Baldwin  agent,  640  Market 
Foster  Colin  L.,  r.  202  Hyde 
Foster  Daniel,  shipwright,  r.  191  Sixteenth 
Foster  Edward,  chief  engineer  C.  P.  RR.   steamers, 

office  30  Sacramento,  r.  2105  California 
Foster  Edwin  J.,  r.  Clifl"  House 
Foster    Emily   Miss,  assistant    South    Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  333  McAllister 
Foster  F.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Foster  Frederick  W.  (Foster  &  Co.)  r.  914  Twentieth 
Foster  George,  r.  331  Montgomery 
Foster  George,  branpacker  Genesee  Mill  Co. 
Foster  George,  carpenter,  r.  905  Shotwell,  rear 
Foster  George,  groceries  and  liquors,  324  Broadway 
Fo.ster  George,    salesman     Charles    Nathan,    r.     305 

Minna 
Foster  George,  second  officer  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Foster  George  H.,  insurance  broker  and  commission 

merchant,  313  California,  r.  San  Rafael 
Foster  Henry,  musician,  r.  101  Jessie 
Foster  Isabelle,  widow,  r.  22 J^  Everett 
Foster  Jacob,  stableman  R.B.Woodward  &   Co.,  411 

California 
Foster  Jacob  W.,  clerk,  r.  243  Stevenson 
Foster  James,  salesman  P.  Kelly,  r.  22  Fair  Oaks 
Foster  John,  marble  polisher,  r.  2  Gilbert 
Foster  John,  seaman,  r.  47  Sacrametjto 
Foster  John,  seaman,  r.  1219  Powell 
Foster  John  A.,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Alex.  Duncan,  r.  121 

Fifth 
Foster  John  B.,  traveling  salesman  William  Lewis  & 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Foster  John  C,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  14  Isis 
Foster  John  C,  office  81  Nevada  Block,  r.   Occidental 

Hotel 
Foster  Jolin  F. ,  bookkeeper  California  Central  Rail- 
way, office  702  Market,  r.  Florence  House 
Foster  John  R.,  salesman  John  A.  Shaber,  r.  77  Fourth 
Foster  Junius   G. ,    proprietor   Clitf  House,  ter- 
minus Point  Lobos  Av,  six  miles  from  City  Hall 
Foster  J.  W.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Foster  Laura  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  631  Geary 
Foster  Leonard,  architect,  r.  906  Market 
Foster  Louis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Foster  M.  A.  Mrs.,  proptr  Morton  House,  22  Geary 
Foster  Mary,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Fremont 
Foster  M.  E.  Miss.  r.  428  Ellis 
Foster  Merrill  T.,  actor,  r.  '20  Clementina 
Foster  Minnie  Miss,  bookfolder,  r.  524  Seventh 
Foster  Nettie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  631  Geary 
Foster  Norborn  P.,  physician,  office  and  r.   1019  Fol- 
som 
Foster  O.  A.,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  405  Powell 
Foster  Rebecca  H.  Mrs.,  medium  and  magnetic  healer, 

18  Mary 
Foster  Robert,  r.  944  Capp 

Foster  S.  &  Co.  (Samuel  Foster)  wholesale  grocers 
and  sole  agents  celebrated  condensed  eggs,  26-28 
California 
Foster  Samuel  (S.  Foster  &  Co.)  r.  703  Shotwell 
Foster  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth 
Foster  Thomas,  bartender,  r.  1520  Jackson 
Foster  Thomas  W.  (Foster  &  Co.)  r.  914  Twentieth 
Foster  W.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1222  Pine 
Foster  William  (Phelps  &  Foster)  r.  Saratoga  House 
Foster  William,  shoefitter,  r.  118  Fillmore 
Foster  William,  teamster  Overland  Freight  Transfer 

Co„  r.  624  Fourth 
Foster  William,  watchman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  646 

Folsom 
Foster  William  H.,  printer  Dodge  Bros.,  r.  191  Six- 
teenth 
Foster  William  S.,  agent,  office  322  Pine,  r.  102  Ninth 
Foster  Winthrop  F.,  carpenter,  r.  333  McAllister 
Foster  &  Co.  (Thomas  W.  and  Frederick   W.   Foster) 

candy  mnfi-s,  1025  Market 
B^"Foster.  See  Forster,  Foester,  Forrester  arid  Fores- 
ter 
FotherglU  James,  porter  Davis  &   Cowell,  r.  3  So- 
noma PI 
Fotheringham   Edward,   bookkeeper,   r.  W    8  Bueua 

Vista,  bet  Cortland  Av  and  Eugenia,  B.  H. 
Fotheringham  George,  physician,  r.  W  s  BuenaViBta, 

bet  Cortland  Av  and  Eugenia,  B.  H. 
Foubert  Caroline  Miss,  laundry,  959  Folsom 


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Window  Sliades  lor  Residences,  Stores,  Offices,  etc.        645  market  st. 


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FOX 


Foubert  Euaene  J.,  jeweler   George   C.   Shreve  &  Co. 

r.  959  Folsom 
Foubert  Eugene  J.  Jr.,  jeweler   George   C.   Shreve  & 

Co.,  r.  959  Folsom 
Foncault  Victor  M.,  real  estate,  office  137  Mont- 
gomery, r.  Oakland 
Fouchy  Ouesime,  gardener,  r.  1318  Pine 
Foulds  John  E.,  attorney  at  law,  office  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Townsend,  room  40,  r.  1140  Green 
Foulkes  Peter,  r.  7  Yerba  Buena 

Foulkes  Stephen  G.,  clerk  Middleton  &  Co.,r.l805  Capp 
Foulkes  Thomas  C,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Fouudation  Michael,  deckhand  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
FoniidliiiiJr  Asylnin,  913  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fountain  James  W.,  teamster,  r.  322  Fremont 
Fountain  Jeremiah,  dyer,  r.  20  J^  Potter 
Fountain  Joseph  A.,  liquor  saloon,  315  Pacific,  r.  2013 

Powell 
Fountain  Lazarus,  whitener,  r.  13  3^  Virginia,  rear 
Fountain  Peter,  hackman,  r.  11  Water 
Fountain  Tlie,  George  Schmitt  proprietor,  SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Sutter 
Fountaine  Herbert,  miner,  r.  1025  Hyde 
Four  Alma  Mrs.,  r.  15  Gilbert 
Four  Hills  Mining   Co.  (Plumas  Co.,  Cal.).  office  210 

Davis 
Fouratt  Enos,  captain  C.  P.  KB.  stmr  Modoc,  r.  1611 

Polk 
Fouratt  Enos  Jr.,  second  officer  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Bay 

City,  r.  1305  Vallejo 
Fouratt  George,  r.  1011  Polk 
Fouratt  Isaac  R.,  pilot,  r.  1611  Polk 
Fourcade  M.  Mrs.,  stewardess  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 
Fourness  William,  machinist,  r.  1125  York 
Fournier  Ferdinand,  bakery,  121  Virginia 
Fournler  Gustavus,  waiter,  r.  1014  Stockton 
Fourquet  Ivan,  foreman  Courrier  de  San  FrauciBCO, 

r.  502  Washington 
Fourquet  Jules,  cook,  r.  909  Bush 
Fourth  Street  Hotel,  512  Fourth 
Fouse  William  P.,  bottler,  r.  606  Franklin 
K^  Fouse.     See  Fauss 
Fouts   Clarence  L.    (Nuttall,   Bacon  &   Co.)    r.    1011 

Washington 
Fouts  Daniel  L.,  capitalist,  r.  1023  Powell 
Fovia  John,  r.  1606  Pacific  Av 
Fowkes  Ellen,  widow,  r.  27  Minna 
Fowkes  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  311  Twenty-eighth 
Fowkes  Henry,  woodturner,  r.  706  Washington 
Fowkes  Richard,  dairyman,  r.  E  s  Nebraska,  bet  Sierra 

and  Humboldt 
Fowkes  Richard  Jr.,  pressman  P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co., 

r.  27  Minna 
Fowle  Edwin  O.,  bookkeeper  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,r. 

419  Geary 
Fowler  Albert  G.,  contractor,  r.  718  Union 
Fowler  Charles,    restaurant,    NE     cor    Pacific    and 

Kearny 
Fowler  Charles  A.,   weigher  freight  dept  C.   P.  RR., 

r.  14  5^  Bluxome 
Fo^vler  diaries  E.,  cashier   Continental   Oil  and 

Transportation  Co.  of  California,  r.  Oakland 
Fowler  Daniel,  tinner  Taylor  Goodrich 
Fowler  Edmund  B.,  warehouseman   Cutting  Packing 

Co.,  r.  llfi  Montgomery  Av 
Fowler  E.  E.  Mrs.,  copyist,  r.  206  Kearny 
Fowler  Emma  Mis.,  r.  920  Washington 
Fowler  Etta  Miss,  capmaker,  r.  1407  Folsom 
Fowler  Franklin  H.,    salesman  Continental   Oil  and 

Trausijortation  Co.,  r.  309  Gough 
Fowler  Frederick  B.,  r.  504  Geary 
Fowler  George,  musician,  r.  963  Mission 
Fowler  George  Mrs.,  actress, r.  Winchester  House 
Fowler  George  H.,  druggist,    NE    cor   Howard    and 

Seventh 
Fowler  George  H.,  miner,  r.  206  Kearny 
Fowler  George    W.,    clerk     collection    dept    Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co'8  Express,  r.  720  California 
Fowler  Gilbert  C,  wood  and  coal  and  proptr  Fowler's 

Yucca    Boiler   Covering  Co.,    413  Pacific,   r.   117 

Capp 
Fowler  H.  S..  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  309  Gough 
Fowrler  Henry  R. ,  physician,  office   127   Kearny, 

room  7,  r.  1731  Eddy 
Fowler  James,  second  mate  ship  War  Hawk,   Pier  11 

Steuart 
Fowler  James  M.,  r.  1407  Folsom 
Fowler  Jefferson,   tobacco  and   cigars,   229    Bush,  r. 

Oakland 


Fowler  John,  furnished  rooms,  7.S3  Market 

Fowler  John,  master  mechanic  N.  P.  C.   RR.,   r.  114}^ 

Shotwell 
Fowler  John,  packer  clothing   dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  1407 

Folsom 
Fowler  Jobn  B.,  drayman,  cor  Sansome  and  Commer- 
cial, r.  1201  Webster 
Fowler  Joseph  A.,  hostler,  r.  2320  Fillmore 
Fowler  Laura  T.   Miss,   principal   Mission  Grammar 

School,  r.  .529  Capp 
Fowler  Lucy  Miss,  r.  23  Taylor 
Fowler  Margaret  V.  D.,  widow,  r.  1832  Eddy 
Fowler  Mary,  widow,  r.  24  Welsh,  rear 
Fowler  Maud  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  117  Perry 
Fowler  M.   E.   Mrs.,   widow,    furnished    rooms,    107 

O'Farrell 
Fowler  Prentice  U.,  clerk,  r.  117  Perrj' 
Fowler  Samuel,  miuer,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Fowler  Sophous,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Fowler  Thaddeus  W.,  clerk  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  107  O'Farrell 
Fowler  W.,  carpenter,  r.  74  Natoma 
Fowler  Wesley  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  117  Perry 
Fowler  William,  engineer  B.   Dreyfus   &   Co.,  r.   h% 

Gilbert 
Fowler  'Williani,  liquor  saloon,  214  Steuart 
Fowler  William   H.,   conductor    Central    RR.,  r.  127 

Kearny 
Fowler  William  H.  C,  marine  clerk  California  Insur- 
ance Co.,  r.  201  Turk 
Fowler  William  M.,  carpenter,  r.  804  Howard 
Fowler  William  W.,  bookkeeper  F.  W.  SiUiman  &  Co., 

r.  234  Oak 
Fowley  Margaret,  widow,  r.  8  Hayes 
Fowzer  Jacob,  scenic  artist,  373  Natoma,  r.  377  Natoma 
Fox  Alexander,  cigarmaker,  r.  519  Pine 
Fox  A.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  501  Geary 
Fox  Andrew  W,  stockbroker,  421  California,  r.  107  Oak 
Fox  Charles  A.,  barber,  r.  1007  Minna 
Fox  Charles  J.,  liquor  saloon,  620  Market,  r.  36  Geary 
Fox  Charles N.  (Fox  &  Kellogg)  r.  1057  Market,  Oakland 
Fox   Charles  W.,  stockbroker,  439  California,  r.  The 

Baldwin 
Fox  David,  horsecollar  maker,  r,  315  Jessie 
Fox  David  C.  (Fox  &  Duley)  r.  1327  Minna 
Fox  Edwin  B.,  clerk,  r.  910  Laguna 
Fox  Ferdinand,  cooper,  r.  619  Seventh 
Fox  Frederica  Miss,  assistant  Young  Women's  Chris- 
tian Assn  Kindergarten,  29  Minna,  r.  844  J^  Folsom 
Fox  George,  cabiuetmaker,  r.  37  Oak  Grove  Av 
Fox  George,  laborer Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Fox  George  W.  (Fox  &  Ross)  r.  Redwood  City 
Fox  G.  M..  speculator,  r.  120  Ellis 
Fox  Henry  A.,  capitalist,  113  Leidesdorff,  r.  720  Geary 
Fox  Henry  B.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  844M  Folsom 
Fox  Henry  L.,  stockbroker,  326  Pine,  r.  105  Stockton 
Fox  Hyman,  upholsterer,  r.  93^  Moss 
Fox  Jacob  M.,  clerk  Emanuel   Sheyer,  r.   844^   Fol- 
som 
Fox  James,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Fox  John,  r.  30  Minna 
Fox  John,  clerk,  r.  404  Golden  Gate  Av 
Fox  John,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Fox  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Mission,  nr  Onondaga  Av 
Fox  John,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Fox  John,  porter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  229  Minna 
Fox  John,  varnisher  Pac.  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  155  Tehama 
Fox  Joseph,   coppersmith,  and  extraman   Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1206  Broadway 
Fox  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Harrison  and  Spear 
Fox  Levin  T.,  cattle  dealer,  r.  740  Guerrero 
Fox  M.  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  108}^  Hayes 
Fox  Michael,  hostler,  SE  cor  Twentieth  and  Point 

Lobos  Avs 
Fox  Michael,  seaman,  r.  127  Folsom 
Fox  Morris,  peddler,  r.  735  Vallejo 
Fox  Otto  (Engelbrecht,  Fox  .t  Co.)  r.  1728  Bush 
Fox  Patrick  E.,  laborer,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Fox  Patrick  8.,  commission  agent,  r.  56  Everett 
Fox  Peter,  policeman,  r.  121  Ninth 
Fox  Philo  B.,  solicitor  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  910  Laguna 
Fox  Samuel,  barber,  607  Laguna,  r,  13  Polk 
Fox  S.  K.  Mrs.,  r.  6  Hayes 

Fox  Theresa,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  35  Fifth 
Fox  Theresa,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  615  Hyde 
Fox  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  42  First 
Fox  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  630  Brannan 
Fox  Thomas,  coppersmith,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

a,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  3  Priest 
Fox  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  632  Fourth 


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Fox  Timothy,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  NW  cor  Thir- 
teenth and  Harrison 

Fox  WillJHm   C.,  foreman  Louis   Slo8s&Co.,r.   W  s 
Mission,  nr  Onondaga  Av 

Fox  William  J.,  clerk  H.  L.  Fox,  r.  131  Montgomery 

Fox  Wood,  stockbroker,  r.  107  Oak 

Fox  &  Duley  (David  C.  Fox  and  Frank  P.  Duley)  Wood 
and  coal,  1713  Mission 

Fox  <&  Kellojyrjf  (Charles  N.   Fox  and   M.  B.  Kel- 
logg) attorneys  at  law,  530  California,  rooms  1-3 

Fox   &   KoES  (George  W.  Fox  and  George    C.   Ross) 
attorneys  at  law.  324  Pine,  room  4 

Foy  Charles  E.,  master  mariner,  r.  831  Fulton 

Foy  Edward  A.,  actor  Adelphi  Theatre,  r.  410  Kearny 

Foy  Francis,  laborer,  r.  22  Washington  Av 

Foy  John   B.,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas   Light  Co.,  r.  140 
Perry 

Foy  John  J.  (Wilkius  &  Foy)  r.  fill  Larkin 

Foy  John  M.,  assistant  teacher  chemistry   St.  Ignatius 
College,  r.  344  Jessie 

Foy  John  M.  Jr..  bookkeeper  City  Cab  and  Carriage 
Co.,  r.  104  Mason 

Foy  John  R.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  2005 
Polk 

Foy  Mary,  widow,  r.  7  Lick  Alley 

Foy  Thomas,  stonecutter,  r.  22  Bluxome 

Foye  Andrew  J.  C.  (Foye  Brothers)  r.  New  Jersey 

Foye  Brothers  (Andrew  J.  C.  and  Johnston  E.)  mnfrs 
agents,  .507  California 

Foye  Frank,  clerk  Dr.  Henry  Gibbons,  r.  240  Sixth 

Foye  George  W.,  sailmaker,  r.  104  Mission 

Foye  Georgia  A.,  widow,  furnishea  rooms,  240  Sixth 

Foye  Henry,  r.  17  hi  Cortland  Av 

Foye  Henry,  plasterer,  r.  IHhi  Colton 

Foye  James,  laborer,  r.  426  Shipley 

Foye  James  J.,  coremaker,  r.  1947  Geary 

Foye  John  W.,  resident  physician  Twenty-sixth  St. 
Hospital 

Foye  Johnston  E.  (Foye  Brothers)  and  druggist,  2602 
Sacramento 

Foye  William  H.,  secretary  Pacific    Earthquake  Wall 
Co.,  r.  1  Fifth 

Foye  W.  R.  S.  (Huntington.  Hopkins  &   Co.)  r.  Sacra- 
mento 

Frace  A.  B.,  r,  835  Bush 

Fracker  A.  H.,  general   superintendent   S.  P.  C.  RR., 
r.  Palace  Hotel 

Fragley  John,  millhand   C.  S.  Laumeister,  r.  S  s  Ran- 
dall, nr  Chenery,  B.  H. 

Fragulia  Franci.sco,  laborer,  r.  7  Gaven 

Fraher  Philip,  yardman   John  Middleton,  r.  NW  cor 
Day  and  Church 

Frahm  Charles,  s^eetiron  worker,  r.  1217  Kearny 

Frahm  Henry,  proprietor  Golden  Gate  Baths,  foot  of 
Hyde 

Frahm  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1240  Folsom 

Frahm  Mary,  dressmaker,  1240  Folsom 

Fraim  Laura  F.,  widow,  midwife,  r.  2700  Mission 

Frame  A.  R.,  clerk   freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1065 
Jackson 

Framke  Mary,  widow,  bakery,  S  s  Point  Lobes  Av, 
bet  Collins  and  Wood 

Framy  Frank,  driver,  r.  127  Kearny 

France  Charles,  gardener  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 

France  Henry,  molder,  r.  308  Beale 

France  Louis  N.,  clerk  track  dei)t  C.  P.   RR.,  r.   Oak- 
land 

France  Mary,  widow,  r.304  Bartlett 

France  William  T.,  driver  LaGrande  Laundry,   r.   203 
Sixteenth 

Franceschi    Lorenzo,    Italian    Bersaglieri    See,   625 
Broadway 

Franceschini  August  (F.  Franceschini  &  Co.)  r.  521 
Geary 

Franceschini  Flamino,   Garibaldi  Guard,  423   Bdwy 

Franceschini  F.  &  Co.  (Francis  and   August  Frances- 
chini) fruits,  etc.,  521  Geary 

Franceschini  Francis  (F.  Franceawhini  &  Co.)   r.  521 
Geary 

Franceschini  G.  B.,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Main  and  Fol- 
som 

Franceschini  Micheli,  vegetable  dealer,  r.  1324  N»- 
toma 

Franceschini  Victor,  salesman,  r.  521  Geary 

Francesconi  Joseph,  teamster,  411  Washington,  r.  826 

Jackson 
Francfort  Georges,  proptr  LePetit  Journal,  603  Wash- 
ington, r.  127  Park  Av 
Franches  Edouard  St.  Etienne,   cook   Charles    Liebs- 
chutz,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 


Franchi  Antonio,  wood  and  coal,  1503  Fillmore 

Franchi  Carlo  Rev.,  assistant  rector  Yglesia  de  Nues- 
tra  Sefiora  de  Guadaloupe,  r.  9(i8  Broadway 

Franchis  Vicenzo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Francioni  Massimillano,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 
Broadway 

Francis  Antone.  master  mariner,  r.  8  Reed  PI 

Francis  D.B.    (Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.)   r.  526  Pine 

Francis  Eric,  clerk  insurance  dept  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co., 
r.  2223  Taylor 

Francis  George,  clerk  general  passenger  and  ticket 
agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.928  Washington 

Francis  George,  engineer,  r.  16  Alta 

Francis  George  G.,  general  purchasing  agent,  258 
Market,  r.  1824  Vallejo 

Francis  George  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  1513  Church 

Francis  Grosvenor,  insurance  collector  Falkner,  Bell 
&  Co.,  r.   2223  Taylor 

Francis  Hattie  B.  Miss,  r.  931  Market 

Francis  Henry  A.,  clerk,  r.  514}^   Geary 

Francis  Henry  L.,  bookkeeper  Dalton  &  Gray,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Francis  Harry  M.,  salesman  Thomas  Drady,  r.  30 
Perry 

Francis  James  E.,  clerk  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  r. 
1231  Vallejo 

Francis  John,  clerk,  r.  332  Sixth,  rear 

Francis  John,  fisherman,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and 
Sansome 

Francis  John,  janitor  S.  F.  Stock  and  Exchange  Board, 
r.  1106  Clay 

Francis  John,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 

Francis  John  B.,  mining  engineer,  r.  118  Eddy 

Francis  John  Rev.,  missionary  Metropolitan  Temple 
and  assistant  Rev.  I.  S.  Kalloch,  r.  East   Oakland 

Francis  Joseph,  goldsmith, 121  Jackson,  r.  Ill  Jackson 

Francis  Joseph,  shoemaker,  210  Drumm,  r.  20  Pacific 

Francis  Joseph  Mrs.,  r.    528  Bush,  rear 

Francis  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  731  California 

Francis  Manuel,  milker,  r.  Crescent  Av,  nr  San  Bruno 
Road 

Francis  Mary  L.  Mrs.,  r.  1021  Powell 

Francis  Minna,  widow,  r.  622  Ellis 

Francis  P.  C,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  641  Valen- 
cia 

Francis  Robert  C,  barber,  r.  928  Washington 

Francis  Romeo  (Burns  &  Co.)  r.  605  Pine 

Francis  T.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.  (D.  B.  Francis,  S.  D. 
Valentine  and  E.  W.  Goggin)  Commercial  Steam 
Printing,  Designing,',  Engraving  and  Electrotyp- 
ing  House,  617  Clay  and  510-516,Commercial 

Francis  WiUard  H.,  dealer  foreign  and  domestic  glues 
and  mnfrs   agent,  258  Market,  r.  2219  Webster 

Francis  W.  Hugo  Jr.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r. 
2219  Webster 

Francisco  Colombo,  cabinetmaker  West  Coast  Furni- 
ture Co.,  r.  629  Broadway 

Francisco  Fortunato,  fisherman,  r.  519  Davis 

Francisco  John,  fisherman,  r.  319.Drumm 

Franciscovich  Esperanza,  r.  10>(S  Turk 

Franciscovich  Matthew,  restaurant.  6  Fourth,  r.  319 
Jessie 

Franck  Caroline  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  520  Turk 

Franck  George,  paints  and  oils,  325  Hayes 

Franck  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  108  Sacramento 

Francke   Brothers   (Ht-nry  and  Reinhnrt)    milkranch, 
[  NW  cor  Seventeenth  and  I,  South  S.  F. 

Francke  Henry    (Francke   Brothers)  NW  cor  Seven- 
!  teenth  and  I,  South  S.  F. 

j  Francke  M.  B.,  cook,  r.  319  Fourth 
\  Francke  Philip  E.,  bookkeeper  S.  Beal,  r.  611  Folsom 
I  Francke  Reinhart    (Francke  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Six- 
teenth Av  and  I,  South  8.  F. 

i  Francke  William  J.,  salesman  Brown  &  Metzner,  r.611 

I  Folsom 

'  BS^Francke.     See  Frank 
Franco-American  Dairy,  Verges  &  Escloses  proptrs, 
S  8  Russia  Av,  nr   Moscow,   Excelsior  Homestead 
Franco-American   Perfumery  Co.,  L.  Kline  proptr,  26 

Second 
Franco  -  Californian    Packing'    Co.,    (The) 
Victor  A.   Drouet    superintendent,   Emile  H.  P. 
Pavy  foreman,  manufacturers  hermetically  sealed 
goods,    819    Montgomery,     Walterson    &    Dewey 
agents,  212  Clay 
Franco  Charles   F.  (Franco  &  Rennert)  r.  614  Octavia 
Franco  &  Rennert  (Charles  F.  Franco  and  Frederick 
Rennert)  furniture  and  bedding,  1051  Market 


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Francoeur  George  H.,  smelter,  r.  253  Jersey 

Francoear  Germain,  compositor,  r.  253  Jersey 

Francoeur  J.  M.,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre 

Franconi  Emile  L.,  cltrk  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  819 
Montgomery 

Franconi  Louis,  office   322-324  California,  r.  120  Ellis 

Franconia  House,  Vitus  Wackenreuder  proptr,  E  s 
San  Bruno  Road,  bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty- 
ninth 

Franconia  Nursery,  V.  Wackenreuder  proptr,  E  8  San 
Bruno  Road,  nr  Twenty-eighth 

Frangois  Ernest  F.,  brakeman  S.  P.  SR.,  r.  C20 Fourth 

Francovich  Antonio,  bartender,  r.  503  East 

Francy  William,  molder,  r.  2408  California 

Franetta  John  (John  Franetta  &  Co.)  r.  SE  cor  Clay 
and  Gough 

Franetta,  JoUn  (S>  Co.  (John  Franetta)  mnfrs 
cigarettes  and  cut  tobacco,' and  importers  Turkish 
tobacco,  411)  Battery 

Frania  B.,  gardener,  r  Ticino  Hotel 

Franicich  John,  Austrain  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Frank  Abraham,  tailor,  108  Pacific 

Frank  Abraham  L.,  bookkeeper  W.  &  I.  Steinhart  & 
Co.,  r.  <)23  Hyde 

Frank  Adolph,  solicitor  Leon  Lemos,  r.  457  Stevenson 

Frank  Albert,  bookkeeper  S.  H.  Frank  &  Co.,  r.  1309 
Gough 

Frank  Alexander,  salesman  S.  H.  Frank  &  Co.,  r.  1309 
Gough 

Frank  Alois,  cooper,  r.  270  First 

Frank  Andrew,  painter,  r.  1514  Mason 

Frank  Andrew  E.,  canvasser,  r.  223  Perry 

Frank  Antoue.  r.  906  Filbert 

Frank  Asher,  teamster,  r.  506  Hyde 

Frank  August  G.,  clerk,  r.  115  Ivy  Av 

Frank  August  W.,  house  and  sign  painter,  226  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  1514  Mason 

Frank  Augu.sta,  domestic  1722  Clay 

Frank  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  214  Powell 

Frank  Bernard,  watchman,  r.  22  Vandewater 

Frank  Brothers  (Frederick  A.  aud  George  P.)  agricul- 
tural implements,  aud  agents  W.A.  Wood  mowing 
and  reaping  machines,  319-321  Market 

Frank  Charles  (Frank  &  Co.)  r.  630  Sacramento 

Frank  Charles,  real  estate,  509  California,  r.  819  Turk 

Frank  Christ  John,  baker,  r.  112  Fourtli 

Frank  Christian  A.,  poiier  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  316 
O'Farrell 

Frank  Dominick,  flshennan,  r.  908  Sansome,  rear 

Frank  Emanuel  M.,  merchant,  r.  1721  Sutter 

Frank  Ephraim,  clothing  and  men's  furnishing  goods. 
53.5-537  Kearny,  r.  931  Jackson 

Frank  Ferdinand,  iJiiints  and  oils,  918  Pacific,  r.  27J<j 
Bernard 

Frank  Frederick  A.  (Frank  Brothers)  r.  The  Baldwin 

Frank  Frederick  A.,  butcher,  r.  115  Ivy  Av 

Frank  Frederick  W.,  stencil  cutter,  r.  115  Ivy  Av 

Frank   George,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Friiuk  George,  driver  Fred.  Katz,  r.  1006  Union 

Frank  George,  gardener,  r.  MW  cor  Green  aud  Jones 

Frank  George,  miller  Genesee  Mill  Co. 

Frank  George,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Frank  George  L.,  buti-her,  r.  115  Ivy  Av 

Frank  George  P.  (Frank  Brothers)  r.  Portland,  Or. 

Frank  George  W.  (Eyre  &  Frank)  attorney  at 
law,  220  Sansome,  rooms  10-12,  r.  1353  Post 

Frank  G.  G.,  clerk  Doyle,  Barber,  Galpin  &  Scripture, 
r.  115  Ivy  Av 

Frank,  Goldsmith  &  Co.  (L.  H.  Frank,  Joseph 
Goldsmith  and  Simon  Mack)  successors  to  Frank 
k  Co.,  stationers,  blankbook  manufacturers  and 
pai^er  dealers,  NW'cor  Sansome  and  Sutter 

Frank  Gas.,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Pilbirt  and  Laguna 

Frank  Gustave,  president  Nevada  Concentration  Co., 
720  Bryant,  r.  1421  Post 

Frank  Hans,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Frank  Hans,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Frank  H.  C,  clerk,  r.  901  Larkin 

Frank  Henry,  laborer,  r.  334  Third,  rear 

Frank  Henry,  mnfr  and  dealer  bedding  and  furniture, 
212-216  Commercial,  r.  64  Everett 

Frank  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  Henry  Frank,  r.  64  Everett 

Frank  Herman  W.,  bookkeeper  W.  &  I.  Steinhart  & 
Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Frank  Isaac,  v.Uy  agent  Imperial,  London,  Northern 
and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  441  California,  r.  1010 
Larkin 

Frank  Isaac, clerk  Zimmermann,Strou8e  &  Co.,r.  1111 
Post 


Frank  Isaac  H.,  salesman  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  1924 

Sutter 
Frank  Isidore,  leader  orchestra  Bella  Union  Theatre, 

r.  2613  Clay 
Frank  Jacob,  foreman  Indianapolis  Chair  Mnfg  Co.,r. 

822  Jessie 
Frank  Jacob  J.,  capitalist,  r.  1421  PoSt 
Frank  John,  cashier  Arcade  Restaurant,   r.  431  Stev- 
enson 
Frank  John,  deckhand stmr  Modoc,  r.  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Frank  John,  milker,  r.  SW  cor  Cambridge  and  Bacon 
Frank   John   G.,   salesman  John  A.    Kritzky,  r.  220 

Montgomery  Av 
Frank  John  M.,  baroer,  r.  1141  Union 
Frank  Joseph,  capitalist,  office  220  Sansome,roomB  10- 

12,  r.  Napa 
Frank  Joseph  J.,  restaurant,  10  Mason,  r.  103^  Turk, 

rear 
Frank  Katy,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  232 

Mission 
Frank  L.  D.,  machinehand  Enterprise  Mill  and  Build- 
ing Co.,  r.  731  Shotwell 
Frank  Leopold  H.  (Frank,  Goldsmith  &  Co.)    r.  1924 

Sutter 
Frank  Louis  J.,  mining  engineer,  220  Sansome,  rooms 

10-12,  r.  Napa 
Frank  Louisa,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Haight  and  Fillmore 
Frank  Mark  E.,  bookkeeper  M.  Hart,  r.  731  Turk 
Frank  Martin  (S.  H.  Frank  &  Co.)  r.  1.309  Gough 
Frank  Martin,  salesman  Max  A.  Wolfe,  r.  817  Turk 
Frank  Matilda  Mrs.,  furni.shed  rooms,  1004  Market 
Frank  Max,  r.  226  Stockton 
Frank  Max  (Frank  &  Co.)  r.  931  Jackson 
Frank  M.  D.,  laborer,  r.  14  Louisa 
Frank  Minnie,  domestic  1803  Pierce 
Frank  Mitchell,  bookkeeper  E.  Frank,  r.  931  Jackson 
Frank  M.  J.,  salesman  A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  1111  Post 
Frank    Morris  Jr.  (J.   Schloss  k   Co.)   and  salesman 

Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  1938  Fillmore 
Frank  Moses,  orthoepist  and  laryngoscoisist.  office  and 

r.  905  Market 
Frank  Nathan,   dry  goods,    SW  cor  Vicksburg   and 

Twenty-fourth 
Frank  Nathan,  cloakmaker,  r.  731  Turk 
Frank  Nathan  H.,  attorney  at  law,  224  Sansome,  r. 

2109  Pine 
Frank  Newman,  tailor,  413  Powell 
Frank  Otto  H.,  r.  1812  Stockton 
Frank  Philip,  pickle  mnfr,  905  Geary 
Frank  Royal  T.,  major  First  Artillery,  U.  S.  A., 

commanding  Post  Alcatraz  Island 
Frank  Samuel,  clerk  Hubbell,  Shattuck  &   Co.,  r.  819 

Turk 
Frank  Samuel,   stock   operator,   316   Montgomery,  r. 

Alameda 
Frank  Samuel  H.  (S.  H.  Frank  &  Co.)  r.  1309  Gough 
Frank  S.  H.  &  Co.  (Samuel  H.  aud  Martin  Frank 

and  A.  J.  Marcus)   tanners,   and   dealers  leather, 

hides,   dyestuft's  ;ind  tanners'  materials   (Ogden, 

U.  T.)  office  406^08  Battery 
Frank  S.  J.,  loan  and  security  broker,  410  California, 

r.  Oakland 
Frank  William  (Gutte  &  Frank)  r.  2018  Bush 
Frank  William,  brassfinisher,  r.  6J2  Freelon 
Frank  William,  laborer,  r.  648  Commercial 
Frank  William,  miller,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Frank  William,  pressman  Cubery  &  Co.,  r,  14   Louisa 
Frank  William  C,  lalxirer,  r.  6  3<i  Freelon 
Frank  William  T.,  teamster,  r.  3041  Sixteenth 
Frank  A:    Co.    (Charles  and   Max   Frank)    mnfrs  and 

dealers  boots  aud  shoes,  605  Kearny 
8^"Frank.     See  Franck  and  Francke 
Frank's  Block,  Mrs.  Carrie  F.  Clark  proptr,  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansome 
Frank's  Building,  8  Brenham  PI 
Frank's  Saloon,   Herman  F.  Morken  proprietor, 

328  Pine 
Franke    Frank   A.,   groceries   and   liquors,   NW   cor 

Liberty  and  Townsend 
Frauki!  Rudolph,  shoemaker,  517  Geary 
Frankcl  Charles,  coromaker,  r.  cor  Twelfth  Av  and  L 
Frankel  David,  traveliug  agent,  r.  1431  Polk 
Frankel  Julius  M.,  special  policeman,  r.  128  Eleventh 
Frankel  Lesser  B.,  stockbroker,  r.  834  O'Farrell 
Frankel  William,  cooper,  r.  109  Turk 
Frankeuback  Valentine,  brewer,   r.   1G14}<;  Buchanan 
Frankmberg  Bernard,  confectioner,  r.  433  Green 
FrBukeuberg  Joseph,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  220 

Drumm,  r.  433  Green 


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Frankenberg  Julius,  physician,  office  and  r.  1013  Lar- 
kin 

Frankenberg  Leon,  clerk  Henry  M.  Lewis,  r.  433 
Green 

Frankenberg  Louis,  clgarmaker,  r.  1013  Larkin 

Frankenberg  Louis,  foreman  packing  dept  Standard 
Shirt  Factory,  r.  433  Green 

Frankenberg  Millard,  cigarmaker,  r.  1013  Larkin 

Frankenberg  Nathan,  cigarmaker,  r.  1013  Larkin 

Frankenbeimer  Isaac,  r.  1757  Howard 

Frankenheiuier  Joseph,  r.  205  Fifteenth 

Frankeubeimer  Meyer,  boxmaker,  r.  205  Fifteenth 

Frankenbeimer  Meyer,  merchant,  r.  1630  Sutter 

Frankenbeimer  Fhilip  K.,  cashier  S.  Bine,  r.  1630 
Sutter 

Frankenthal,  Bachman  &  Co.  (Max  Frankenthal,  Leo- 
pold Bachman  and  S.  Kohn)  Importers  and  job- 
bers fancy  goods,  notions  etc.,  SW  cor  Battery 
and  California 

Frankenthal  X^harles,  traveling  salesman  Franken- 
thal Bachman  &  Co.,  r.  311  Dupont 

Frankenthal  Frederick,  mining  secretary,  330  Pine, 
room  44.  r.  311  Dupont 

Frankenthal  Jacob,  salesman  Frankenthal,  Bachman 
&  Co.,  r.  1718  Bush 

Frankenthal  Max  (Frankenthal,  Bachman  &  Co.)  r. 
Alameda 

Franker  Avelina,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 

Frankey  Frank,  cook  Terminal  Hotel,  606  Fourth 

Franklin  Abraham,  pawnbroker,  409  Kearny,  r.  229 
O'Farrell  e 

Franklin  Abraham,  salesman  Lesser  Bros.,  r.  943  Fol- 
som 

Franklin  Albert,  porter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

Franklin  Benjamin,  carpenter,  r.  909  Harrison 

Franklin  Benjamin  B.,  cook,  r.  16  Virginia 

Franklin  Book  and  Job  Printing  Office, 
Frank  Eastman  &  Co.  proprietors,  509  Clay 

Franklin  Carrie  Miss,  lodgings,  217  Second 

Franklin  Charles,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 

Franklin  Charles,  pawnbroker,  r.  815  Pacific 

Franklin  Charles,   Elg.   and   Stev.   Union,   80G   Mont 

Franklin  Charles  B.,  patternmaker,  r.  525  Folsom 

Franklin  E.,  r.  37  Second 

Franklin  Elpha  Mrs.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  909  Har- 
rison 

Franklin  Fannie  Miss,  substitute  teacher  Public 
Schoool  Dept 

Franklin  George,  clothing,  511  Davis,  r.  637  Washing- 
ton 

Franklin  George  W.,  machinist,  r.  525  Folsom 

Franklin  Grammar  School,  Elisha  Brooks  principal, 
E  s  Eighth,  bet  Bryant  and  Harrison 

Franklin  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)  George 
R.  Spinney  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  44 

Franklin  Hall,  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Pierce 

Franklin  Herman,  salesman  Joseph  Bremer  &  Co.,  r. 
927  Sutter 

Franklin  Hotel,  Hugh  Curran  proprietor,  SE  cor 
Sansome  and  Pacific 

Franklin  Isidore,  bookkeeper  M.  Franklin  &  Bro.,  r. 
538  McAllister 

Franklin  Jesse,  merchant,  r.  212  Hermann 

Franklin  Joseph,  boarding,  215  Broadway 

Franklin  John,  pawnbroker,  905  Kearny,   r.   502  Bush 

Franklin  Joseph  (M.  FrankUn  &  Brother)  r.  1529 
Geary 

Franklin  Julius  L.,  toll  collector  section  2,  Sea  Wall, 
r.  128  Eleventh 

Franklin  Leon,  expressman,  SW  cor  California  and 
Sansome,  r.  19  Harriet 

Franklin  Louisa  Mrs.,  r.  8  Sherwood  PI 

Franklin  M.  and  Brother  (Marcus  and  Joseph)  whole- 
sale dealers  furnishing  goods,  18-20  Battery 

Franklin  Marcus  (M.  Franklin  i  Brother)  r.  538  Mc- 
Allister 

Franklin  Mining  Co.  (Gold  Hill,  Nevada)  William 
H.  Watson  secretary,  302   Montgomery,  rooms  5-6 

Franklin  Moses  J.,  pawnbroker,  225  Dupont,  r.  4Ji 
Harriet 

Franklin  Noah  J.,  pawnbroker,  1106  Market,  r.  1039 
Howard 

Franklin  Roderick  P.,  fine  silver  sweetener  U.  8. 
Mint,  r.  525  Folsom 

Franklin  Samuel,  clerk  John  Franklin,  r.  502  Bush 

Franklin  Selim,  real  estate,  r.  923  Hyde 

Franklin  Simon  S.,  tailor  and  dealer  second  hand 
clothing,  122  Pacific 

Franklin  Spar  and  Bau  Verein.Hugo  Pfersdorff  secre- 
tary, 539  California 


Franklin  Stephen,   secretary   Bank    of    Califor- 
nia, NW  cor  California  and   Sansome,  r.  726  Cali- 
fornia 
Franklin  William,  sign  painter,  r.  525  Folsom 
Franklin  William  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1300'^  Stockton 
Franks  Caroline,  housekeeper,  1628  i'olhom 
Franks  Edwin  F..  r.  SE  cor  Fillmore  and  Hermann 
Franks  Flora  Miss,  actress,  r.  International  Hotel 
Franks  Frederick  (Franks  k  Gray)  r.  San  Rafael 
Franks  Frederick,  stockbroker,  r.  1018  Taylor 
Franks  James,  agent  National  Brewery,  r.  SE  cor  Fill- 
mure  and  Hermann 
Franks  Jamt-s  Jr.,  house  painter,  r.   SE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Hermann 
Franks  Jurgen,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Franks  Nana  E.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  SE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Hermann 
Franks  &  Gray  (Frederick  Franks  andEdwwdP.  Gray) 

stockbrokers,  318  Montgomery 
Frankum  Owen,    coach    painter,    r.    Montgomery's 

Hotel 
Frano  Peter,  hostler  Adolph  G.  Roden,  r.  1715  Sacra- 
mento 
Franquelain  Adolph,  collector  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco, r.  31  John 
Franquelain  Armand,  salesman  L.  Gregoire  &   Co.,  r. 

31  John 
Franscella  B., miner,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Fransen  Hans,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Fransen  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  3  Zoe  PI 
Fransen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Franz  Bernhard,  salesman  Samuel  Schoenfeld,  r.  328 

Geary 
Franz  Charles  F.,  teamster,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  412  Bush 
Franz  Frederick,  house  and  sign  painter,  10  Mason 
Franzen  Christian,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Franzen  Henry  C.  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  814  Dolores 
Frapolli  Battiste  (FrapoUi,  Berges   &  Co.)   r.  911  Fil- 
bert 
Frapolli,  Berges  &  Co.  (Battisie  Frapolli  and  Peter  B. 
Berges)   wholesale  wine    and  liquor  merchants, 
708-710  Sansome 
Frapolli  Frank,  bookkeeper  Frapolli,  Berges  &  Oo., 

r.  911  Filbert 
Frapper  Francois,  cook  Palace  Hotel,  r.  632  Mission 
Frapper  Mary  Mrs.,  waitress,  r.  632  Mission 
Frasch  Christopher,  brass  finisher,  r.  1511  Mission 
Fraser  Alfred,  bellman  Palace  Hotel,  r.   1124  Pir«, 

rear 
Fraser  Andrew,  cook,  r.  1.303  Polk 
Fraser  Catherine,  domestic  928  Bush 
Fraser  Cecilia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  710  Turk 
Fraser  Charles  F.,  boarding,  206  Steuart 
Fraser  Daniel  G.,  foreman  Union  Iron  WorkB,  r.  521 

Stevenson 
Fraser  David,  wheelwright,  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Filbert 
Fraser  Ecl-»vin  J.,  surgeon,  olHce  112  Kearny,  r. 

221  Powell.     Office  hours  12  to  3  and  7  to  8  p.  m. 
Fraser    Ellen  S.    Mrs.,   physician,   office  and  r.   329 

O'J'arrell 
Fraser  Frank  P.,  boilermaker,  r.  36  Sacramento 
Fraser  Gordon,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1016  Bryant 
Fraser  Howard,  teamster,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 
Fraser  Hugh,  bookkeeper  Hugh  Gallagher,  r.  55  Second 
Fraser  Hugh,  timekeeper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Fraser  Hugh  W.,  assistant  License  Collector,  r.  65 

Second  • 

Fraser  James,  tailor,  423  Washington 
Fraser  James  C,  machinist,  teacher  maslo  and  proptr 

Howard  House,  NW  cor  First  and  Howard 
Fraser  Jeanette,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  534  Minna 
Fraser  John,  carpenter,  r.  467  Jessie 
Eraser  John  H.,  r.  NW  cor  Harrison  afid  Main 
Fraser  John  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  8  s  Twenty-first,  bet 

Church  and  Sanchez 
Fraser  Jolin   P. ,  bousepalnter,  paperbanger  and 

whitener,  317  Sutter,  r.  329  O'Farrell 
Fraser  John  S.,  plasterer,  r.  454  Bartlett 
Fraser  Jo86,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland,  r.  16 

Commercial 
Fraser  L.  C,  clerk  J.  0.  Flood,  r.  .\lameda 
Fraser  Louis,  longshoreman,  r.  1317  Sansome 
Fraser  M.  J.  Mrs.  (Fraser  k  Hammett)  r.  The  Ingle- 
wood 
Fraser  Monroe,  compositor,  r.  139  Fourth 
Fraser  N.  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  131  Post 


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Fraser  Robert,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont 

Fraser  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  Ii9ii  Dore 

Fraser  Thomas  E.,  superintendent  construction  Lick 

Observatory,  6CG  Montgomery,  r.  2'J4  Post 
Fraser  Thomas   T.,  chemist  J.  J.  Mack  &   Co.,  r.  55 

Second 
Fraser  W.  C,  waiter  Union  Club 
Fraser  William,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  'SQ2%  Lily  Av 
Fraser  William  C,  druggist,  r.  607  Powell 
Fraser  William  H.,  patternmaker,  r.  110  Tehama 
Fraser  William  J.,  cashier  C.  Adolphe  Low  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Fraser  William  L.,  salesman  Osborn  &  Alexander,  r. 

a02)^  Lily  Av 
Fraser  &  Hammett  (Mrs.  M.  J.  Fraser  and  Mrs.  J.  B. 

Hammett)  dressmaking  and  stamping,  144  Fifth 
B^"Fraser.     See  Frazer  and  Frazier 
Frassi  Autoue,  fresco  jjainter.,  r.  9  Union  PI 
Frateui  Giovanni,  fish  jseddler,  r.  722  Front 
Fraternal  Publishing  Co.  (Alired  T.  Dewey  and  War- 
ren B.  Ewer)  publishers  Fraternal    Record,   252 
Market 
Fraternal  Record,  Fraternal  Publishing  Co.  publish- 
ers and  proi^trs,  252  Market 
Frates  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 
Frates  Frank,  deckhand  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Fratiuger  Antoine  M.  (Fratinger  &  Noll)  r.  629  Post 
Fratiiiyer    <!te    Noll    (Antoine    M.   Fratinger    and 
George  Noll)  importers,  wholesale  and  retail  deal- 
ers cloaks,  suits,  velvets,  etc.,  105  Kearny 
Frauen  Henry  H.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  542  Third 
Frauen  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  r.  23  J^  Twenty-second 
Frauenholz   Hugo,   bookkeeper  Bavaria  Brewery,  r. 

312  Chestnut 
Frauenholz  Philip,  proptr  Bavaria  Brewery,  Es  Mont- 
gomery Av,  bet  Vallejo  and  Green,  r.  135  Chestnut 
Frauenthal  Isaac,  r.  18U8  Pine 
Fravor  James  H.,  carpenter,  r.  Ill  Geary 
Frawley  Ellen,  widow,  r.  611  Stevenson 
Frawley  John,  dairy,  E  b  Castro,  bet   Henry  and  Fif- 
teenth 
Frawley  Josephine,    dress    and    cloakmaker,   r.   19 

Everett 
Frawley  Michael  J.,  plumber,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  Co.,  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  611  Stevenson 
Frawley  Patrick,  laborer,  107  Freelon 
Frawley  Richard,  teamster,  r.  5  Noonan  Av 
Frawley  Thomas,  tinroofer,  r.  1009  York 
Frawley  William,  boxmaker,  r.  107  3^  Freelon 
Frawley  William,  carpenter,  r.  546  Mission,  rear 
Frawley  William,  morocco  finisher,  r.  611  Stevenson 
Fray  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  3142  Mission 
Frayer  Philip,  laborer,   r.   S  8  Day,  bet  Church  and 

Sanchez 
Frazee  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  8  Hopeton  Terrace 
Frazer  Barton,  r.  625  Bush 

Frazer  Charles  E.,  signpainter,  209  Post,  r.  625  Bush 
Frazer  Charles  S.,  molder  National  Iron  Works 
Frazer  David  W.,  salesman  KeanS  Bros.,  r.  206  Powell 
Frazer  J.  William,  teacher  dancing,   119  Post,  r.  The 

Truesdell 
Frazer  Simon  P.,  carpenter,  r.  19  Clara 
Frazer  William  A.,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  808  Taylor 
Frazier  F.  F.,  r.  31  Third 
Frazier  George  A.,  cook,  r.  1  Raphael  PI 
Frazier  Lewis  M.,  cook  A.  W.  Wilson,  r.  40  Minna 
Frazier  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
It^  Frazier.    See  Fraser  and  Frazer 
Freadmen  Joseph   W.,   salesman    D.   Samuels,  r.  2i 

Second  Av 
Freanor  John  A.,  capitalist,  r.  29  Dupont 
Ftecker  Michael,  r.  129  Langton 
Frecon  Florence,  widow,  r.  14  SelinaPl 
Frecon  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  14  Selina  PI 
Froderichs  Leopold,  longshoreman,  r.  10  De  Boom 
Frederichs  Mary,  dressmaker,  r.  916  Jackson 
Frederick  Conrad,  tinsmith,  r.  6  Jersey 
Frederick  Emma  Miss,  r.  24  Mint  Av 
Frederick  Fredericka,  r.  1  Kramer  PI 
Frederick  Henry,  cooper,  r.  118  Drumm 
Frederick  Vincent  O.,  laborer,  r.  562 >4  Bryant 
Frederick  William   A.,  proptr  Jackson   Brewery,  1428 

Mission,  r.  1426  Mission 
Frederick   William   A.   Jr.,  clerk  Jackson  Brewery  r 

1426  Mission 
Fredericks  Charles,  peddler,  r.  Golden  Gate  Hotel 
Fredericks  Charles,  whipmaker  William  Davis,  r.  22 

Johnson  Av 
Fredericka  Charles  E.,  salesman  Joseph  Fredericks  4 
Co..r.  1128  Sutter 


Fredericks  Frank  (Anderson  &  Fredericks)  r.  Virginia 

City 
Fredericks  Frank  O.,  salesman  Joseph  Fredericks  & 

Co.,  r.  1128  Sutter 
Fredericks  Fred.,  cook,  r.  411  Pacific 
Fredericks  Henry,  r.  251  Stevenson 
Fredericks  Henry,   bartender,  r.   SW  cor  Greenwich 

and  Sansome 
Fredericks  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  737  Treat  Av 
Fredericks  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1003  Battery 
Fredericks   Jacob  C,  expressman,  cor  Sansome  and 

Bush,  r.  1612  Steiner 
Fredericks    John    C,  expressman,  cor  Battery  and 

Bush,  r.  417  Francisco 
Fredericks  John  J.,  porter  Newhall's  Sons  &  Co.,  r.  22 

Johnson  Av 
Fredericks   Joseph  (Joseph   Fredericks  &  Co.)  r.  1128 

Sutter 
Fi-edericks  Joseph.  &  Co.   (Joseph   Fredericks) 

carpets,  oilcloths,  furniture,  etc.,  649-651  Market 
Fredericks  William,  policeman,  r.  16.30  Broadway 
Fredericks  William  G.,  engineer,  r.  1703  Stockton 
ft^  Fredericks.     See  Fredricks,  Friedricksand  Fried- 

erichs 
Fredericksburg  Bre-\very  (San  Jose,  Cal.)  Sch- 

nabel  &  Denicke  proprietors,  office  539  California 
Frederickson   Charles,   seaman  schr  Big  River,  r.  30 

Clay 
Frederickson  Charles,  stevedore,  r.  5  Newell 
Frederickson  Charles  J.,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Frederickson  Engemon,  seamaiU,  r.  30  Clay 
Frederickson  Frederick,  gastehder  Californi  ,   I'ii:  ■>■!•., 

r.  942  Mission 
Frederickson  George,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Frederickson  Nils,  seaman,  r.  29  Commercial 
Frederickson  Richard,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
K^  Frederickson.     See  Fredrickson 
Frediaui  Giovanni,  vegetables,  74  Colombo  Market 
Frediani  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fredman  Theodore,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Fredrick  Moe  M.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  102  Mason 
Fredricks  Arthur  K.,  blacksmith,  r.  W  s  Sherman,  bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Fredricks  Elizabeth,   widow,  r.   W  8  Sherman,   bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Fredricks  E.  P.,  marker  S.  F.  Laundry 
Fredricks  George,  cashier  Prescott,   Scott  &   Co.,  r. 

W  8  Sherman,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Fredricks  William  D.,  r.  W  s  Sherman,  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Nineteenth 
t^  Fredricks.    See  Fredericks,  Friedricks  andFried- 

erichs 
Fredrickson  Annie  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  W  8  Tehama, 

bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Fredrickson    Antone,    cook,    r.    W    s    Tehama,    bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Fredrickson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Fredrickson  Frederick  C.  (Wittland  &  Fredrickson)  r. 

3/i  Larkin 
Fredrickson  William,  first  officer   C.   P.  RR.    stmr 

Transit,  r.  East  Oakland 
•^  Fredrickson.     See  Frederickson 
Free  Benjamin,  machinist,  r.  826  Lombard 
Free  Brothers    (William  and  Robert)    peddlers  gro- 
ceries, 20  Taylor 
Free  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  13  Laskie 

Free   Public  Library,    George  H.  Rogers  presi- 
dent, Andrew  J.  Moulder  secretary,  Fred.  B.  Per- 
kins librarian,  428  Bush,  bet  Kearny  and   Dupont 
Free  Robert,  clerk  Cluff  Bros,  and  (Free  Brothers)  r. 

135  M  Fifth 
Free  William  (Free  Brothers)  r.  135M  Fifth 
Free  William,  machinist,  r.  826  Lombard 
Freeborn  James,  capitalist,  r.  NE  cor  Jackson  and 

Gough 
Freeborn  John,  woodturner,  r.  656  Natoma 
Freechtle    Joseph,    saddler   and    harnessmaker,    807 

Larkin 
Freed  Abraham,  expressman,  537  California,  r.  235 

Clara 
Freed  Matthias,  tailor,  r.  3  Mary  Lane 
Freedmann  Xavier,  capitalist,  r.  1232  Dupont 
Freel  Bernard,  boilermaker,  r.  5ia  Sherwood  PI 
Freel  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  35  Turk 
Freel  James,  boot  treer,  r.  22  Minna 
Freel  John,  printer  quartermaster's  dept  Pre.SidiO  Rei- 

ervatiou,  r.  35  Turk 
Freel  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  35  Turk 
Freel  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  35  Turk 
Freel  William  H.,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  35  Turk 


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FRE 


Iff"  Freel.     See  Friel  and  Freil 

Freeland  Chester  S.,  clerk    John    Barrows,    r.  Oak- 
land 
Freeland  Enoch  G.,  mining,  19  Merchants'  Exchange, 

r.  Oakland 
Freeland  John  J.,  seaman,  r.  303  Ninth 
Freeland  William  W.,  carpenter,  r.  207  Gough 
^^  Freeland.     See  Vreeland 
FreeleR.,  r.  36  Clay 

Freelon  Thomas  W.,  judge  Superior  Court  De- 
partment No.  11,  chambers  8  Montgomery  Av,  r. 
327  Larkin 
Freely  John,  longshoreman,  r.  9263^  Harrison 
Freeman  Albert  A.,  draftsman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Freeman  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Chestnut,  bet  Brod- 

erick  and  Baker 
Freemau  C.  A.,  cigarmaker,  r.  12  Everett 
Freeman  Charles,  r.  .521)  Bush 

Freeman  Charles  A.,  waiter,  r.  83  Stevenson,  rear 
Freeman  Charles  W.  (Torras  &  Freeman)  r.  Oakland 
Freemau  Daniel,  expressman,  SW  oor  California  and 

.Montgomery,  r.  9303^  Sacramento 
Freeman  Eliza,  widow,  r.  417  Greenwich 
Freeman  Emanuel  S.((jreenebaum,  Sachs  &  Freeman) 

r.  1102  Van  Ness  Av 
Freeman  Emma  B.  Miss,  r.  144  Clara 
Freeman  Enoch,  musician  Bella  Union  Theatre,  r.  902 

Clay 
Freeman  Eugene  M.,  pilot,  ofiace  506  Battery,  room  9, 

r.  Oakland 
Freeman  Frank,  caumaker,  r.  1939  O'Farrell 
Freeman  Frederick,  .-hipcarpentur,  r.  745  Market 
Freeman  George,  laborer,  r.  417  Fremont 
Freejiiiin    Gideon  M. ,  physician,    and    manager 
Pacific  Surgical  Institute,  office  305  Kearny,  r.  703 
Taylor 
Freeman  Harriet  B.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  11  Tay 
Freemau  Henry,  hounepainter,  r.  242  Langton 
Freeman  Hiram  T.,  shipjoiuer,  r.  745  Market 
Freeman  Jacob  (Freemau  &  Wrin)  r.  NW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Fair  Avs,  B.  H. 
Freeman  James,  waiter,  r.  83  Stevenson,  rear 
Freeman  James  E.,  surveyor  and  draftsman,  104 Mont- 
gomery Block,  r.  NW  cor  Jones  and  California 
Freeman  James  E.,woolgrader,  r.  507  Sixth 
Freeman  Jane  E.,  widow,  r.  11  Tay 
Freeman  Jeremiah  N.,  janitor  Dividend  Building,  r. 

324  Pine 
Freeman  Joseph,  boxmaker,  r.  324  3^  Seventh 
Freeman  Lanto,  shoemaker,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Freemau  Leander  (Freemau  &  Baker)  r.  559  Howard 
Freeman  Magnus,  tailor,  r.  713  3^  Bush 
Freeman  Margaret  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  12  Everett 
Freeman  Matthew,  horseshoer,  833  Geary,  r.  112  Lily 

Av 
Freeman  Moses  C,  steward  directors'  car  C- P.  RR., 

r.  122  EUiB 
Freeman  Robert  L.  (City  Transit  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Freeman  Samuel,  janitor,  r.  209  Prospect  PI 
Freeman  S.  E.,  machinist,  r.  632  Market 
Freeman,  Smith  &  Co.  (Arthur  A.  Smith)  ship- 
ping and  commission  merchants,  122  California 
Freeman  Susan  L.,  widow,  r.  1939  O'Farrell 
Freeman  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  324 3^ Seventh 
Freeman  William,  engineer,  r.  3  Alaska  PI 
Freeman  William,  seaman  schr  Parallel,  r.  13  Clay 
Freeman  Will  am,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Freeman   William,   waiter    P.     C.    SS.   Idaho,   r.   33 

Hinckley 
Freemau  William,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.   State  of  Califor- 
nia 
Freeman  William  H.,  bartender  Theatre   Comique,  r. 

607  Pine 
Freeman  *:  Baker  (Leander  Freeman  and   Isaiah  Ba- 

ken  shipping  merchants,  217  Davis 
Freeman  &  Wrin    (Jacob    Freeman    and    Michael  J. 
Wrin)  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  stoves  and  ranges, 
326  Third 
Freese  Alexander,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Freese  Andrew   C.,  stevedore   and  tue   owner,  r.  11 

Thirteenth 
Freese  Andrew  C.  Jr.,  master  tug  Kate,  r.   11    Thir- 
teenth 
Freese  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  1626  Leavenworth 
Freese  Frederick  A.,  liquor  saloon,  121   Fourth,  r.  121 

Cedar  Av 
Freese  Henry,  special  policeman,  r.  2419  34  Clay 
Freese  Henry  K.,  laborer,  r.  123  Jackson 
Freese  Herman  F.,  ruching   and  laces,   l.'JS   Third,  r. 
129  Second 


Freese  John  H.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Steuart 

and  Howard,  r.  110  Eleventh 
fty"Freese.     See  Frese,  Fries  and  Frieee 
Freeth  Alice  Miss,  shoefiiter,  r.  1149  Market 
Freeth  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  1149  Market 
Freeth  J.  W.,  actor  Emerson's  Standard  Theatre,  r.  632 

Market 
Frei  Aiidre^v,    manufacturer  furniture  and  bed- 
steads, 231-239  King,  r.  20  Rincon  PI 
Frei  John,  dyer,  r.  NE  cor  .silver  and  Fourth 
B^Frei.     See  Frey,  Fry  and  Frye 
Freiberg  Peter,   laborer    Pac.   Rolling    Mills,   r.   S  8 

Shasta,  bet  Michigan  and  Illinois 
Freiberger  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  1411)^  Stockton 
Freiberger  John,  carpenter,  r.  Turk  Street  Hotel 
Freidenrich  David  (Naphtaly,  Freidenrich   &  Acker- 
man)  attorney  at  law,  42b  California,  rooms  4-5,  r. 
124  O'Farrell 
Freidenrich  Samuel,  r.  Lick  House 
Friedlein  Robert,  machinist,  r.  403  Broadway 
Friedlein  William  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  403  Broadway 
Freie  John  H.,  bartender,  r.  19  Grand  Av 
Freiermuth  Charles,   tinner  Martin   Prag,   r.   Elcho 

House 
Freiermuth  George  A.,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 

1524  Ellis 
Freight  Circular  (monthly)   J.  H.  Carmany  &  Co. 

publishers,  409  Washington 
Freiler  John,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Freiling  Peter,  barber,  228  Brannan 
Freischutz  G.,  seaipan,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Freitag  Heinrich,  confectioner  Maison  Doree,  r.  2307 
Bush 

Freitas .,  steward  Lisbon  House,  r.  422  Drumm 

Freitas  Antone,  second  cook  M.  Pleper,  r.  113  Natoma 

Freitas  Antonio,  hairdresser,  r.  113  Jackson 

Freitas  Frank,  laborer,   r.  Ninth  Av,   bet   G   and  H, 

South  S.  F. 
Freitas  George,  laborer,  r.  502  Washington 
Freitas  Joaquin,  waiter,  r.  17  Anthony 
Freitas  Lorenzo,  seaman,  r.  15  Merchant 
Freitas  Manuel  T.,  restaurant,   43   Second,  r.   17  An- 
thony 
Freitas  Mary  Mrs.,  buttonholemaker,  r.  16  Merchant 
Freling  Arthur,  restaurant.  520  Merchant,  r.  626  Cali- 
fornia 
Frelloehr  Juliu^.  machinist,  r.  1'227  Folsom,  rear 
Fremier  Julius  B..  clerk  G.  D.  Mariaui,  r.  131i;  Powell 

FRENCH   AND   ENGLISH  INSTITUTE 

Xavier  Melret   principal,    714    and   716 
Broad^vay 

French  Abraham  W.,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1 

Eureka  PI 
French  Ann,  widow,  r.  21  Oak 
French  Augusta  Mrs.,  r.  11  Powell 
French  Benevolent  Society,  office  510  Jackson 
French  Board  of  Under»vriters,   Edward  Che- 

vassus  agent,  office  205  Sansome 
French  C.  B.,  storekeeper  American  Exchange   Hotel 
French  Charles,  clerk  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  1811  Pine 
French  Charles,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
French  Charles  C,  commission  merchant,  r.  118  Du- 
pont 
French  C.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  25  Prospect 

PI 
French  Culinary  Society,  508  Bush 
French  Cyrus  E..    storekeeper   American  Excbange 

Hotel,  r.  340  Third 
French  Edmund  W.,  solicitor  J.  Sennett  &  Co.,  r.  323 

Chestnut 
French  Edward,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  Aucon 
French  Frances,  widow,  r.  1403  Steiner 
French  Frank,  shipping  clerk  Siegfried  &  Branden- 

steln,  r.  330  Duncan 
French  Frank  J.,  attorney  at  law,  528  California, 

room  8,  r.  1617  Jackson 
French  Frank  M.,  bookkeeper  N.  S.  Arnold  k   Co.,  r. 

418  Sutter 
French  Frank  W.,  machinist,  r.  119  Perry 
French  George  E.,  bookkeeper   Rosenthal,   Feder   & 

Co.,  r.  513  Jones 
French  George  S.,  clerk  What  Cheer  House,  r.   Oak- 
land 
French  George  W.,  clerk  Goodyear  Rubber  Co.,  r.  409 

Fell 
Freuth  Hayes  C.  (French   &  Peterson)    oculist  and 

aurist.  319  Geary,  r.  5'.;2  Twenty-second 
French  Herbert  M..  clerk,  r.  1427  Washington 
French  Hose*  E.,  machinist,  r.  SE  cor  Gear  and  Leav 


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FRI 


French  Hogpital,   Desire  Martin  superintendent, 

S  8  Bryaiit.  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
French  James,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
French  J.  L.  S.,  clerk  Kice,  Ewer  &  Co.,  r.  1716  Sutter 
French  John  B.,  driver  Summit  Ice  Co.,  r.  919  Golden 

Gate  Av 
French   John  H.,   salesman  George  Finck,   NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Geary 
French  John  M.,  carriagepainter,  r.  11  Powell 
French  John  S.,  teamster,  r.  31  Oak  Grove  Av 
French  Joseph  M.,  capitalist,  206  Front,  r.  207  Taylor 
French  Library,  rooms  120  Sutter 
French  Lizzie  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1004  Sutter 
French  Louis,  engineer,  r.  2729  Howard 
French  Lucius,  porkdealer,  5  Grand   Central  Market, 

r.  409  Fell 
French  M.  A.,  clerk  The  Baldwin,  r.  118  O'Farrell 
French  Marshall,  cashier  R.  Dinsmore,  r.  Euss  House 
French  Mary,  domestic  922  O'Farrell 
French  Maude  E.  Miss,  r.  5.56  Minna 
French  Mutual  Benevolent  Society    (Society 
Francaise  de  Bienfaisance  Mutuelle)  G.  Wolff  and 
H.  Mefret  secretaries,  510  Jackson 
French  Mutual  Benevolent  Society  Cemetery,   north 

of  City  Cemetery 
French  Mutual  Bulltling'  and  l<oan  Asso- 
ciation,   Emanuel  Eaas  president,  L.  L.  Den- 
nery  secretary,  729  Montgomery,  room  4 
French  Nellie  A.,  widow,  r.  Marlborough  House 
French  Norman  G.,  bookkeeper,  r.  201  Taylor 
French  Befurmed  Evangelical  Church,  Rev.  Edmund 

Verrue  pastor,  E  s  Powell,  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
French   Savings    and    Loan    Society,    Leon 
Mejasson  president,  A.  Brand  secretary,  534  Cali- 
fornia 
French  Stephen  T.,  r.  1811  Pine 

French  Thomas  J.   (T.  J.  French  &  Co.)  r.  2327  Mis- 
sion 
French  Thomas  J.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1457  Minna 
French  T.  J.  &  Co.  (Thomas  J.  French   and  James   T. 

Young)  groceries,  2339  Mission 
French   Trans-Atlantic  Co.  (New  York  and  Havre)  J. 

F.  Fugazi  agent,  office  6  Montgomery  Av 
French  Wheeler  N.,  amalgamator,  r.  2814  Pine 
French   William  F. ,   liquidating  clerk    naval    office 

Custom  House,  r.  1534  Bush 
French  Zouave  Hall,  810  Pacific 
French  «&  Peterson  (Hayes  C.  French  and  Alfred 

C.  Peterson)  oculists  and  aiirists,  319  Geary 
Frenua  Henry,  clerk  Ignazio  Frenna,  r.  113  Siith 
Frenna  Ignazio,  fruits  and  vegetables,  113  Sixth 
Frenna  Joseph  P.,  barber,  r.  1102  Larkin 
Frenna  Vincent,  clerk  ignacio  Frenna,  r.  113  Sixth 
Frenzel  Edmund  A.,  assayer,  r.  1435  Pacific 
Frerichs     Martin     (Lohmann      &      Frerichs)     r.     9 

Bowie  Av 
Freschet  Alphonse,  blacksmith,  r.  cor  First  and  Mis- 
sion 
Freschle  Gustave,  waiter,  r.  411  Pacific 
Frese  Christian,   liquor  saloon,   518  Battery,   r.  233 

Jackson 
Frese  F.  W.  Z.,  merchant,  310  California 
Frese  Hermann,  boots  and  shoes,  327  Dupont,  r. 

275  Stevenson 
Frese  Richard,  deckhand  stmr  Oakland,  r.  415  East 
B^Frese.     See  Freese  and  Fries 
Freshwater  John  H.,  steward,  r.  806  Mission 
Fresno   Colony,  Thomas  E.  Hughes  &   Sons  pro- 
prietors, office  314  Montgomery,  Toom  14 
Fresnq  Enterprise   Co.,   W.   H.  Allen   secretary,  306 

Pine,  room  9 
Fresno  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Fresno  Co.,  Cal.)  Daniel 

Buck  secretary,  81  Nevada  Block 
Fresno  Land  Co.  (Fresno  Co.,  Cal.)  W.  E.  Cunning- 
ham secretary,  434  Californls,  room  7 
Fresno    Vineyard    Co.,    M.  Theodore    Kearney 

manager,  22  Montgomery 
Freter  John  F.,  cook,  r.  70  Brady 
Fretillaire  John,  carriagemaker,  r.  402  Main 
Fretlllaire  Louis,  calker,  r.  Missouri  PI 
Fretillaire  William,  calker,  r.  9  Tehama  PI 
Fretwell  Edwin,  secretary  Betts'  Spring  Co.,  218 

Fremont,  r.  211'2  Green 
Fretz  Franz  H.  (Schmidt  &  Fretz)  r.  700  Broadway 
Freubis  Joseph,  portrait  artist,  r.  147  Ninth 
Freud  Hannah  Miss  (M.  Freud  &  Sons)  r.  The  Bald- 
win 
Freud  Isaac  (M.  Freud  &  Sons)  r.  The  Baldwin 
Freud  Isadore  (Newman  &  Freud)  r.  2320  Clay 
Freud  J.  Richard  (M.  Freud  &  Sous)  r.  The  Baldwin 


FREUD  M.  &  SONS  ,Morris,I«.ac, 
•7.  Richard  and  Miss  Hannah  Freud) 
importers  and  manufacturers  corsets, 
74^-744  Market  and  10-1^  Dupont 

Freud  Morris  (M.  Freud  &  Sons)  r.  New  York 

Freudenberg  John  H.,  rectifier,  r.  E  s  Scott,  bet 
Greenwich  and  Filbert 

Freudenberg  Matthias,  porter  Schultz  &  Von  'Bargen, 
r.  816  Larkin 

Freudenthal  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Freudenthal  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  959  Bryant 

Freuler  John,  bookkeeper  F.  Berton  &  Co.,  r.  Oa:^. 
land 

Freiind  Ernest,  traveling  agent,  r.  726  Bush 

Freund  Frank  M.,  insurance  agent,  209  Sansome,  r. 
1425  Howard 

Freund  John,  trunkmaker,  r.  38  Harriet 

Freund  Otto,  r.  1425  Howard 

Freund  Philipp  (Freund  &  Co.)  r.  332  Eddy 

Freund  William  (Freund  &  Morgan)  r.  763}^  Bryant 

Freund  &  Co.  (Philipp  Freund  and  Lewis  Rosenberg) 
blankbooks,  stationery,  etc.,  204  Bush 

Freund  &  Morgan  (William  Freund  and  William  Mor- 
gan) cigar  mnfrs,  763  J^  Bryant 

Frey  Amelia  Miss,  r.  100  Turk 

Frey  Augusta,  domestic  1020  Green 

Frey  Charles,  cutler,  r.  1012  Union  • 

Frey  Charles  S.,  clerk  E.  J.  Bowen,  r.  603  Pine 

Frey  Edward  C.  r.  320  Jessie 

Frey  Mary,  cook  1914  Sacramento 

Frey  Philip  &  Co.  (Frankfort  on  the  Main)  mnfrs 
lithographic  prints,  C.  H.  Heininger  &  Co.  agents, 
609  Sacramento 

Frey  Reiuhold,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  320  Waller, 
rear 

Frey  'William  A.,  importer  and  dealer  musical 
instruments,  sheet  musi^,  stationery  and  fancy 
goods,  107-109  Post,  r.  1502  Pacific  Av 

B^"  Frey.     See  Frei,  Fry  and  Frye 

Freyslaben  Gustave,  butcher,  r.  216  Second 

Friand  Joseph,  oculist,  r.  2724  Folsom 

Friby  Claude,  shoemaker,  r.  1318  Dupont 

Frichette  A.  D.,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Powell  and  Cali- 
fornia Avs,  B.  H. 

Frichette  Edmond,  carpenter,  r.  37  Powell  Av,  B.  H. 

Frichette  Louis  D.,  carpenter  and  builder,  106  Wash- 
ington, r.  NE  cor  California  and  Powell  Avs,  B.  H. 

Frichette  Louis  E.,  carpenter,  r.  243  Ninth 

Frichosky  Anna,  domestic  439  Eddy 

Frick  Frederica,  widow,  r.  1140  Green 

Frick  Hi-nry  M.,  stalrbuilder,  r.  1140  Green 

Frick  Wallace,  bartender,  r.  145  Third 

Frlcke  Charles,  foreman  Charles  Bernard,  r.  2010 
Taylor 

Fried  Adolph,  traveling  salesman  Livingston  &  Co., 
r.  1836  Sutter 

Fried  Charles,  butcher,  r.  450  Sixteenth 

Fried  David,  barber,  1527  Turk 

Fried  Henry  W.,  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  1020 
Mission 

Fried  Moses,  butcher,  r.  132  Oak 

Fried  Rudolph  D.,  waiter,  r.  1527  Turk 

Fried  William,  bartender,  r.  5  Central  PI 

Frledberg  Abraham,  cigarmaker,  r.  16  Fifth  Av 

Friedberg  Bertha,  widow,  r.  17  Garden 

Friedberg  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  417  Sutter 

Friedberg  Elias,  compositor,  r.  417  Sutter 

Friedberg  Isaac,  clerk  M.  Jacobs  &  Son,  r.  472  Jessie 

Friedberg  Noah  8.,  bookkeeper,  r.  424  Sixth 

Friedeberg  Adolph,  bookkeeper  D.  Samuels,  r,  417 
Kearny 

Frledel  Frederick  T.,  shoemaker,  158  )i  Steuart,  r.  892 
Dolores 

Friedel  Uenry,  r.  637  California 

Friederich  Christ.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Friederich  Gustav,  accountant  London  and  8.  F. 
Bank,  r.  2117  Bush 

Friederichs  H.,  physician,  r.  18  First 

Friedhofer  August  P.  (P.  Frledhofer  &  Son)  r.  622 
Eighteenth 

Friedhofer  P.  &  Son  (Paul  and  August)  horse- 
shoers,  105  Commercial 

Friedhofer  Paul  (P.  Friedhofer  &  Son)  r.  522  Eigh- 
teenth 

Friedhofer  William  F.,  clerk  Steylaars  &  Rossi,  r.  NE 
cor  Mission  and  Nineteenth 

Friedlander  Adolph,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Friedlander  Annie,  widow,  r.  819  }<;  Larkin 


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Friedlander  Bernard,  merchant  tailor,  761  Market,  r.  7 
Seventh 

Friedlander  Brothers  (Herman  and  Samuel  J.) 
importers  and  jobbers  hats  and  caps,  21-23  San- 
some 

Friedlander  Edward  J.,  traveling  salesman  I.  S.  Ro- 
senbaum  is  Co.,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Friedlander  Ernst,  merchant,  537  Market,  r.  310M  Fell 

Friedlander  George  (Friedlander  k  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Friedlander  Gustaviis,  r.  91t;  Sutter 

Friedlander  Herman  (Friedlander  Brothers)  r.  New 
York 

Friedlander  Herman,  mnfr  and  wholesale  and 
retail  dealer  ladies',  children's  and  infants'  un- 
derwear, hosiery,  etc.,  9  Kearny,  r.  153G  Ellis 

Friealander  I.  Mrs.,  r.  1913  Clay 

Friedlander  Joseph,  assistant  bookkeeper  Geoige  W. 
Meade  &  Co.,  r.  916  Sutter 

Friedlander  Laura  Mrs.,  costumer,  202  Stevenson 

Friedlander  Moritz  (Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co.)  r. 
217  Post 

Friedlander  Pauline  Mrs.,  r.  309  Turk 

Friedlander  Samuel,  clerk  Philip  Schlichter,  r.  502 
Bush 

Friedlander  Samuel  J.  (Friedlander  Brothers)  r.  908 
O'Farrell 

Friedlander  Sigmund,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Montgomery  and  Union 

Friedlander  T.  Gary,  clerk  E.  F.  Bent  &  Co.,  r.  1913 
Clay 

Friedlander  &  Co.  (George  Friedlander)  oyster  house 
and  restaurant,  210  Sutter 

Friedlander's  Building,  NE  cor  California  and  San- 
some 

Friedman  Charles,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co., 
r.  3  August  Alley 

Friedman  Edward  (Friedman  &  Blow)  r.  1025  Geary 

Friedman  Harry,  barber,  r.  2H  Pacific 

Friedman  Henry,  bookkeeper  Elias  Reeb,  r.  510 M 
Hayes 

Friedman  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  1910  Larkin,  rear 

Friedman  Isadore,  salesman,  r.  605  Taylor 

Friedman  Joseph  S.,  real  estate,  607  Washington,  r. 
1006  Larkin 

Friedman  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco,  311  Bush,  r. 
510  >4  Hayes 

Friedman  Louis,  tailor,  r.  510  5^  Hayes 

Friedman  Matilda,  widow,  r.  432  Linden  Av 

Friedman  Max,  agent,  r.  226  Sixth 

Friedman  Max,  waiter,  r.  508  Leavenworth 

Friedman  Meyer,  driver  Zimmermann,  Strouse  &Co., 
r.  432  Linden  Av 

Friedman  N.,  r.  921  Polk 

Friedman  Philip  J.,  peddler,  r.  523  Tehama,  bet  Fifth 
and  Sixth 

Friedman  Raphael,  salesman  O'Connor,  Mofifatt  &  Co., 
r.  605  Taylor 

Friedman  Samuel,  furniture,  305  Third 

Friedman  Samuel,  tailor,  r.  510 >$  Hayes 

Friedman  &  Blow  (Edward  Friedman  and  A.  W. 
Blow)  grain  and  produce  brokers,  121  California 

Friedricli  Brotliers  (Charles  G.  and  John  G.) 
groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Sec- 
ond Av 

Friedrich  Charles  G.  (Friedrich  Brothers)  r.  16  Mis- 
sion Av 

Friedrich  John  G.  (Friedrich  Brothers)  r.  1012  Va- 
lencia 

Friedricha  Henry  H.  (S.  F.  Furniture  Factory)  r.  737 
Treat  Av 

Friedricha  Philip  (Friedrichs  &  Wack)  r.  717  Treat 
Av 

Friedrichs  &  Wack(Philip  Friedrichs  and  John  Wack) 
proptrs  Pioneer  Brewery,  717-719  Treat  Av 

a^Frledrichs.  See  Frederichs,  Fredericks  and  Fred- 
ricks 

Frieker  Carl,  waiter,  r.  347  Jessie 

Friel  James,  tireman  Oregon  Imp.  S3.  Walla  Walla 

Frlel  Jumed,  horaeshoer,  55  Beale,  r.  1716  Jessie 

Friel  Maurice,  fireman,  r.  625  Davis 

•e^Friel.     See  Free! 

Friele  Daniel  E.,  chief  officer  P.  M.  8S.  City  of 
Peking,  r.  1605  Jones 

Frieman  Frank,  porter  Philadelphia  House,  421  BuBh 

Friend  Daniel,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharl 

Friend  David,  seaman,  r.  625  Davis 

Friend  James  H.,  seaman,  r.  1111  Clay 

Friend  Josephine  Mi.-is,  waitress,  r.  709  Stockton 

Friend  Josephine  Mrs.,  saleslady  O'Reilly  &  Early,  r. 
320)4  Fifth 


Friend  W.  H.,  entry  clerk  naval  office  Custom  House, 

r.  Oakland 
Friend  William,  car  driver,  r.  812  Folsom 
Frier  C,  butcher,  r.  735  Brannan 
Fries  Christian,  r.  613  Stevenson 
Fries  Mathias,  waiter,  r.  613  Stevenson 
Fries  Peter,   second  mate    schr    Mary    Buhne,  r.  44 

Steuart 
fi^Fries.     See  Freese  and  Freae 
Friesenhausen  John,  liquor  saloon,  SE cor  Devisadero 

and  Geary 
Friesenhausen  John  Jr.,  grainer,  r.  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Devisadero 
Friet  Moses,  butcher,  r.  132  Oak 
Frietts  Bella,  waitress  TheTruesdell 
Frietts  Frederick  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  108  Tehama,  rear 
Frietts  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  108  'Tehama,  rear 
Frietts  Minnie  Miss,  r.  108  Tehama,  rear 
Fnise  Charles  S.,  captain  brig  John  D.  Spreckels,  r. 

133a  3^  Natoma 
Frimel  Frank,  dishwasher,  r.  Capitol  Hotel 
Frincke  Herman,  blacksmith,  r.  418  Broadway 
Friucke  Josi'e  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  32  J4  Langton 
Frincke  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  32  H  Langton 
Frincke  Louis,   paper  hanger,   r.   NE  cor   Bay    and 

Mason 
Frincke  Sophie  Miss,    telegraph    operator,    r.    32)^ 

Langton 
Friuk  George  K.,  clerk  Cobb,  Bovee   &  Co.,  r.  224 

Seventh 
Frink  Georjere  W.,    manager  Pacific    Coast  Land 

Bureau,  22  Montgomery,  r.  224  Seventh 
Frinquet  Jean,  butcher,   r.   Fifth   Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F.  • 
Friol  John,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Friot  Alfred,  dealer  delicacies,  43  Washington  Market, 

r.  526  Merchant 
Friesbie  Edward  G.,  r.  240  Sixth 
Frisbie  Henry,  policeman,  r.  9  Rausch 
Frisbie  Lewis   W.,  secretary  Cal.   Glass    Works,    cor 

Utah  and  Alameda,  r.  736  Tehama 
Frisbie  Moses,   liquor    saloon,    536    Jackson,    r.    103 

Montgomery  Av 
Frisbie  Thomas  M.,  gardener  Portsmouth   Square,  r. 

419  Powell 
Frisbie  W.,  r.  1507  California 

Frisch  Henry  H.,  clerk  J.  W.  Frisch,  r.  132  Seventh 
Frisch  John  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  132  Seventh 
Frischar  Robert,  barber,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Friachknecht  Charles,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Friachling  Ferdinand,  tailor,  r.  115  Geary,  rear 
Friscia  Yincenzo,  Fishermeu'a  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Frisiani  Lucas,  bartender  Charles  Roziere 
Frisius  Frederick  A.,  translator   and  accountant,  330 

Piuf,  rooms  11-12,  r.  1713  Polk 
Fritch  Edgar  H.,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Electric  Light  Co., 

r.  1008  Green 
Fritch  F..  clerk,  r.  365  Jessie 
Fritch  George,  agent  SS.  Empire,  office  118 Pacific, 

r.  1008  Green 
Fritch  Thomas,  carpenter  Harbor  View  Hotel 
Fritcher  Charles,   driver  Pac.   Transfer   Co.,   r.   210 

Minna 
Fritsch  Charles,  upholsterer,  r.  5  Central  PI 
Fritsch  Emil,  bookkeeper  Thomas  Bell  &  Co.,  r.  810 

Leavenworth 
Fritsche  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  734  Montgomery 
Fritschi  Alfred  B.,  bookkeeper  Philip,  Speyer&  Co.  r. 

1417  Misaion 
Fritschi  John  H.,  foreman  upholsterer  John  B.  Luch- 

singer  &  Son,  r.  825  Jessie 
Fritschi  Sigmund,  engineer  John  B.  Luchsinger  i 

Son,  r.  722  Minna 
Fritschi  Ulrich,  foreman  John  B.  Luchsinger  &  Son, 

r.  722  Minna 
Fritz  A.,  carpenter,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Fritz  August,  compositor,  r.  1617  Howard 
Fritz  Charles  H.,  measman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Frit7.  Eufijene  N.  (Fritz  k  Kean)  r.  2526)^  Mission 
Fritz  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  435  Pine 
Fritz  Henry  D.,  blackamith,  r.  142  Natoma 
Fritz  John,  assayer  F.  Relchling  &  Co.,  r.  1617  Howard 
Fritz  Margaret,  widow,  r.  739  Harrison 
Fritz  Mary,  widow,  r.  236  Seventh 
Fritz  Minnie  Miss,  waitress,  r.  108  Second 
Fritz  Philip,  liquor  saloon,  714  Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
Fritz  Robert,  porter  Davis    Bros.,  Toklas  k  Co.,  r. 

312  Post 
Fritz  Williaai,  baker,  r.  912  Clay 


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Fritz  &  Kean  (Eugene  N.  Fritz  and  Michael  C.  Kean) 

plumbers  and  gasfitters,  130  Geary 
Fritzell  Matthew,  shipcarpenter,  r.  416^  Seventh 
Fritzer  Henry,  butcher ,r.SE  cor  Seventh  and  Kallroad 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Fritzschen  Herman  B.,  bartender,  r.  46  Steuart 
Frlzell  Frank,  sawyer,  r.  431  Vallejo 
Frizell  Lucy  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  431  Vallejo 
Frlzell  Mary,  widow,  r.  431  Vallejo 
Frizell  Richard,  shoemaker,  r.  Centennial  House 
Frizell  William,    sawyer  Pac.    Box  Factory,  r.  431 

Vallejo 
Frodsham  Edward,  flour  packer  Genesee  Mill  Co.,  r 

1219  J<S  Pacific 
Frodsham  Edward  Jr.,  shoetrimmer,  t.  1219}$  Pacific 
Frodsham  Henry,  compositor,  r.  11  William 
Frodsham  John,  watchmaker,  r.  11  William 
Froelich  Christian  Jr.,  agent  Morris,  Tasker  &  Co.  (of 
Philadelphia,  New  York   and  Boston)  office  202 
Market,  room  8,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Froelich  Joseph,  painter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Froescher  Geoige,  marblecutter,  r.  863  J4  Market 
Froese  Frank  W.,  currier,  r.  C06  Sixth 
Frohlich  Hein.  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Frohlich  Henry,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Frohman  Charles,  cooper,  r.  424  Sansome 
Frohman  Henry  (Strauss  &  Frohman)   r.  920  Jackson 
Frohman  S.  &  Co.  (Solomon  Frohman)  importers  and 
mnfrs    cigars,    cigarettes    and    tobacco,   (527-629 
Montgomery 
Frohman  Solomon  (S.  Frohman  &  Co.)  r.  235  Kearny 
Frohmaun  Ferdinand,  assistant  bookkeeper  S.   Lach- 

mau  &  Co.,  r.  429  J>5  Oak 
Frohmann  Susman,  merchant,  r.  4293^  Oak 
Frohn  John,  shoemaker,  12  Howard 
Frolich  Theodore,  solicitor  A.  Waldstein,  r.   1908  Bu- 
chanan 
Fromberg   Charles,   foreman  Gustave  Baum,    r.   530 

Bush 
Fromberg  Ellas,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1656  Howard 
Fromberg  Rachael  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  E.   T.   Skid- 
more 
U^Fromberg.    See  Froomberg 
Froment  Antone,  cook  Palace  Hotel 
Froment  Mars  A.,  machinist,  r.  729  Bay 
Fromheim  Julius,  fruits,  etc.,  56  Second 
Fromm  Albert  W.,  engineer,  r.  83<5  Graud  Av 
Fromm  Louis  (Fromm  &  Schaefer)  r.  957  Howard 
Fromm  Nicholas,  cooper,  r.  Branch  House 
Fromm  &  Schaefer  (Louis  Fromm  and   Charles 
Schaefer)      manufacturers     upholsterers'     trim- 
mings, 543  Market 
Fromme  August,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Fromulas  C.  L.,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder,  r. 

225  Third 
Frondel  August,  brickmason,  r.  411  Pacific 
Froneman  Henry  A.,  porter  Hews  &   Weeks,  r.  63  Na- 

toma 
Front  Street  Block,  E  s  Front,  bet  Clay  and  Washing- 
ton 
Front  Street  Free  Warehouse,    Gower  &   Gil- 
man  proprietors,  SW  cor  Front  and  Broadway 
Front  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Front 
Frontiu  Elizabeth  A.  Miss,  assistant  Ewing  Primary 

School,  r.   1515  Jackson 
Frontiu  J.  G.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1515  Jackson 
Frontiu  Joseph  B.,  collector  F.  S.  Wensinger,   r.  1515 

Jackson 
Frontin  M.  J.  Miss,  assistant  Ewing  Primary  School, 

r.  1515  Jackson 
Frontin  V.,  laborer,  r,  426  Powell 
Froom  Frederick,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 
Froomberg  Abraham,  auctioneer,  r.  1337  Howard 
Froomberg  liarnoy,  showcase  maker,  r.  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  Thirteenth 
Froomberg  Henry,  furrier,  114  Post,  and  proptr  8.  F. 
Horao  Market  and  Carriage  Repository,  33-37  New 
Montgomery,  r.  332  Gulden  Gate  Av 
Froomberg  Isaac,  horstdealer,  r.  1C56  Howard 
l^'Froomberg.    See  Fromberg 
FroBS  Bernard,   merchant  tailor,  515    Bush,    r.    5  3^ 

Monroe 
Fross  Morris,  tailor,  415  Stockton 
Frost  A.,  r.  810  Powell 

Frost  Arthur  H..  clerk  William  J.  Bryan,  r.  818  Jack- 
son 
Frost  Cordelia  L.  Miss,  furnished  rooms.  632  Jessie 
I  Frost  Eugene,  bookkeeper,  r.  1814  Sutter 
I  Frost  Heury,  musician,  r.  919  Union 
i  Frost  Henry  E.,  civil  engineer,  r.  759  Market 


Frost  Herbert  F.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1640 

Polk 
Frost  Horatio  (Frost  b  Richards)  r.  1814  Sutter 
Frost     James     W.,     manufacturers'    agent,    120 

Sutter,  room  30,  r.  423  Sutter 
Frost  J.  S.,  bartender,  r.  SW  cor  California  and  Larkin 
Frost  Lucy  A.,  widow,  r.  221  Capp 
Frost  Norman  S.,  civil  engineer,  r.  759  Market 
Frost  Peter,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1008  Stelner 
Frost  Thomas  R.,  pharmacist  Apothecaries'  Hall,  r.  1 

New  Montgomery 
Frost  Walter  C,  agent,  r.  2740 M  Sixteenth 
Frost  Wellington,  clerk  B.  M.  Atchinson  &  Co.,  r.  632 

Jessie 
Frost  William,  cook,  r.  2728  Mission 
Frost  William  P.,  journalist  Evening  Post,  r.  Abbots- 
ford  House 
Frost  &  Richards  (Horatio  Frost  and  Calvin  Richards) 

house  and  sign  painters,  206  Post 
Frothingham  Peter,  mining,  330  Pine,  room  9,  r.  1001 

Mason 
Frowenfeld  Edward  (B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Frowenfeld  Jacob  (B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.)  r.  1423  Sutter 
Frowlss  Frank,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r.  909 

Treat  Av 
Fruh  Eliza,  cook,  1209  Leavenworth 
Frundt  Henry,  clerk  W.  J.  Houston   k.  Co.,  r.  Chicago 

Hotel 
Trunk  Charles  E.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Frush  Carroll  V.,  druggist,  r.  403  Broadway 
Frutlger  Catherine,  widow,  r.  2105  Steiner 
Fruttuoso  Vanasco,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fry  Abby,  widow,  r.  620}^  Natuma 
Fry  Edward  M.,  stockbroker,  419  California,  room  23, 

r.  1812  Jackson 
Fry  John,  tailor,  r.  334  Seventh 
Fry  John,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon 
Fry  John,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  108  Second 
Fry  John  D.,  capitalist,  419  California,  room 23, r.  1812 

Jackson 
Fry  John  W.,  contractoi;,  r.  13  Washington  Av 
Fry  Robert  D.,  r.  1812  Jackson 
Frye  Frank  A.,  pressman,  r.  7  Montgomery  Av 
Frye  John,  plumber,  r.  616  Natoma 
M^"  Frye.     See  Frei,  Freye  and  Fry 
Fryer  Lizzie  J.  Mrs.,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Grammar 

School,  r.  SW  cor  Bartlett  and  Twenty-first 
Fuchs  Charles,  musician  Winter  Garden,  r.  807  Union 
Fuchs  Charles,  tailor,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Fuchs  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  619  Seventh 
Fuchs  Elizabeth  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  619  Seventh 
Fuchs  Ferdiuaiul,  cooper,  r.  619  Seventh 
Fuchs  George  (Fuchs  &  Euler)  r.  37  Oak  Grove  Av 
Fuchs  Henry,  bartender,  r.  The  Windsor 
Fuchs  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Fuchs  Joseph,  cooper  Lafayette  Brewery,  r.  725  Green 
Fuchs  Louis  G.,  tinsmith,  r.  811  Montgomery 
Fuchs  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  13  Baldwin  Court 
Fuchs  Nicholas  (Relnle  &  Fuchs)  r.  418  Octavia 
Fuchs  Robert,  toys  and  notions,  1415  Stockton 
Fnchs  &  Euler  (George  Fuchs  and   Henry  Euler 

Jr.)  proprietors  Fifth  St. Furniture  Manufacturing 

Co..  .'545-547  Fifth 
Fuencleliiig  Julius  Rev.,  pastor  First  German 

Reformed  Church,  r.  29  Eleventh 
Fuerstenau  Frank,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Fuery  Beatrice,  domestic  508  Sutter 
Fui^azi  John  F. ,  European  steamship  agent  and 

notary  public,  5  Montgomery  Av,  r.  923  Union 
Fugazl  Madeline  Miss,  r.  419  Broadway 
Fugazi  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  419  Broadway 
Fugnzzl  Agostlno,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Fugazzi  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Fugazzi  Luigi,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
B^Fugazzi.     See  Foccaci 
Fuggal  Albert,  dishwasher,  r.  320  Folsom 
Fuhrniiinu  Adolph  M.,  proprietor  Pacific  Wire 

Works,  751  Mission,  r.  836  Union 
Fuhrman  Charles  M.,  harnessmaker,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Fuhs  Matthew,  machinist,  r.  German  Hotel 
Fuiren  .lacob  H.,  laborer,  r.  533  Bryant 
Fukal  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  118  GoldeuGate  Av 
Fulda  Albert,  r.  1905  BuSh 

Fulda  Beruhard,  butcher,  801  Geary,  r.  519  Hyde 
Fulda    Brothers    (Henry    C.   and  Lamartiue  R.) 

proprietors  Fulda's  Planing  Mill  and  California 

Wine  Cooperage,  30-40  Spear 
Fulda  Caroline,  widow,  r.  1905  Bush 
Fulua  Edward,  carpetlayer,  r.  1905  Bush 


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Fulda  Henrj'  C.  (Fulda  Brothers)  r.  1905  Bueh 
Fulda  Lamartine  E.  (Fulda  Brothers)  r.  1905  Bush 
Fnlda's  Planinjf  Mill,  Fulda  Brothers  propri- 
etors, 30-40  Spear 
Fulkerth  L.W.,  law  clerk  Bagfjett  k  Piatt,  r.  522  Jones 
Fuilalove  John,   conductor   Presidio     RE.,    r.    1215 

Union 
Fullard  Agnes  Miss,  copyist  J.  A.  Benson,  r.  55  South 

Park 
Fullard  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  55  South  Park 
Fullard  William  C,  photographer  Bradley   &  Eulof- 

son,  r.  55  South  Park 
Fuller  A.  H.,  molder,  r.  30'5  Beale 
Fuller  A.  L.  Mrs.,  medium,  r.  1150  Howard 
Fuller  Alonzo  F.,  machinist,  r.  8Ji  Langton 
Fuller  Caroline  Mrs.,  r.  1017  Pacific 
Fuller  Charles,   expressman   Saucelito   Ferry,  r.  210 

Francisco,  rear 
Fuller  Charles  H.,  dentist,  office   and  r.  44  St.  Ann's 

Bldg 
Fuller  Charles  H.,  drayman  D.  L.  Farnsworth 
Fuller  Charlel  O.,  switchman  C.P.  RR.,  r.  1436  Mis- 
sion , 
Fuller  David,  expressman,  SW^or  Fourth  and  Market, 

r.  644  Stevenson 
Fuller  David  M.,  housepainter,  r.  1118  Filbert 
Fuller  Frank  W.,  machinist,  419  Sacramento,  r.  717 

Hyde 
Fuller  George,  shoemaker,  r.  1017  Larkin 
Fuller  George  H.,  mni'r  school  and  office  furniture,  19 

New  Montgomery,  r.  606  Capp 
Fuller  H.  Emma,  r.  1.5'20  Clay 
Fuller  Hinds, city  agent  Fireraans  Fund  Insurance  Co., 

401  California,  r.  Oakland 
FiiUer  James  F.,  musician,  r.  515  Leavenworth 
Fuller  Jay  I.,  telegraph  operator  quartermaster's  dept, 

Presidio  Reservation 
Fuller  Jenuie,  widow,  r.  1542  Howard 
Fuller  John  H.,  r.  1307  3<;  Polk 
Fuller  John  S.,  r.  322  Twenty-second 
Fuller  Josiah,  builder,  r.  411  Tehama 
Fuller  Kate  M.  Miss,  assistant  Greenwich  St. Primary 

School,  r.  318  Taylor 
Fuller  Lewis  H.,  assistant  ticket  auditor  C.P.  EE.,NE 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend.  r.  2917  Sacramento 
Fuller  Marion,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Fuller  Martin,  teller  S.  F.  Savings  Union,  r.  428  Eddy 
Fuller  Mary,  widow,  r.  1046  Folsom 
Fuller  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1518  Pacific  Av 
Fuller  Mary  S.  Miss,  r.  613  Folsom 
Fuller  Orlando,  insurance  broker,  322-324  California, 

r.  62  South  Park 
Fuller  Philip,  butcher,  r.  1103  Folsom 
Fuller  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  14  Clinton 
Fuller  Sarah  A.,  cook  Globe  House,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Fuller  Sherwood  W. ,  clerk  Heywood  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  20 

Hill 
Fuller  Susan,  laundress,  r.  83  Stevenson 
Fuller  Thomas,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  312  Jack- 
son 
Fuller  William,  cook,  r.  4  Hardie  PI 
Fuller  William  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  .541  Stevenson 
Fuller  "William  B.,  compositor,  r.  Revere  House 
Fuller  William   H.,  photographer  Bradley   &  Rulof- 

son,  r.  28  South  Park 
Fuller  William  M.,  clerk  Hutchinson  k  Mann,  r.  115 

Ridley 
Fuller  William  P.  (Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.)  r.  613  Fol- 

Bom 
Fuller  William  P.  Jr.,  salesman  Whittier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,  r.  ()13  Folsom 
Fuller  W.  Stockton,  r.  322  Twenty-second 
Fullerton  Alexander,  rigger,  r.  263  Third 
Fullerton  Cornelius,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1819  Hyde 
Fullerton  T.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 
FuUgruff  Richard,  liquor  saloon,  401  Broadway 
Fullntn  Edward  A.,  ironmolder,  r.  545  Howard,  rear 
FuUum  Thomas,  r.  146  Clara 
Fulman  Esther,  widow,  r.  8  Welsh,  rear 
Fulman  Philip,  r.  8  Welsh,  rear 
Fult(m  Albert,  shiiJcarpenter,  r.  118  Perry 
Fulton  Albert  L..  compositor,  r.  132  Townsend 
Fulton  Charles  A.,  clerk  U.  S.  Navy  Pay  Office,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Fulti  n  Charles  P.,  bartender,  r.  1015  Mason 
Fulton  Daniel,  machinist,  r.  648  Mission  . 
Fulton  Eva  Miss,  r.  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Fulton  Hannah,  widow,  r.  412  Hyde 
Fulton  House,  John  Curtin  proptr,  112  Steuart 


Fulton  Iron  Works,  Hinckley,  Spiers  &  Hayes 
proprietors,  207-213  Fremont  and  309-315  Howard, 
office  220  Fremont 

Fulton  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Fulton  JoUn(Lippitt,  Leak  k  Co.)r.  GloverSville.N.T. 

Fulton  John  B.,  foreman  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  r.  W 
8  Iowa,  bet  Nevada  and  Humboldt 

Fulton  John  J.,  tanner,  r.  132  Townsend 

Fulton  John  M.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Iowa,  bet  Nevada  and 
Humboldt 

Fulton  John  R.,  with  Eodgers,  Meyer  &  Co.,  r.  1858}^ 
Stevenson 

Fulton  Joseph,  mining  engineer,  r.  939  Howard 

Fulton  Livery  Stable,  Edward  H.  Doyle  pro- 
prietor, 246  Third  , 

Fulton  Mary,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  458  Natoma 

Fulton  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Sierra  and 
Shasta 

Fulton  Nellie  Miss,  r.  725  California 

Fulton  Robert  J.,  steward,  r.  648  Mission 

Fulton  Theodore,  r.  630  Filbert 

Fulton  Walter  E.,  magazine  keeper  Dupont  Powder 
Co.,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  E  b 
Illinois,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 

Fulton  William  (Edwards,  Pickens  k  Fulton)  r.  507)^ 
Hyde 

Fulton  William  L.,  compositor,  r.  132  Townsend 

Fulvia  Bassi  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  318  Broadway 

Funcke  Elise,  widow,  r.  300  Fair  Oaks 

Funcke  Philip,  manager  Louis  Sloss  &  Co.,  and  liquor 
saloon  and  boarding.  Sixth  Av.bet  Q  andR,  South 
S.  F. 

Funcke  Philip  Jr.,  currier  L.  P.  Degen,  r.  Sixth  Av, 
bet  Q  and  R,  South  S.  F. 

8tF"  Funcke.     See  Fuuke 

Funge  W.W.,r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Funk  Charles  G.,  liquor  R.iloon,  330  Main 

Funk  Charles  G.,  mining,  310  Pine,  r.  318  Kearny 

Funk  Christian  C,  sailmaker,  46  Clay,  r.  1605}^  Du- 
pont 

Funk  Henry,  barber,  531  Sacramento,  r.  315  Green 

Funk  John  P.,  sailmaker,  r.  5  Washington 

Funk  M.,  baker,  r.  61  ki  Shipley 

Funke  Emilie  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  r.  1630  How- 
ard 

Funke  Henry,  miner,  r.  904  Kearny 

Funke  Henry,  wheelwright  William  Wertsch,  r.  4  Las- 
kie 

8^"  Funke.     See  Fimcke 

Fiinkenstedt  Mary  L.,  widow,  r.  144  Fifth 

Funkensteiii  C.  &  Co.  (Charles  Funkenstein) 
importing  and  foreign  commission  merchants,  and 
wholesale  coffee  and  liquor  dealers,  320  Sansome, 
room  35 

Funkenstein  Charles  (C.  Funkenstein  &  Co.,  and  E.  b 
C.  Funkenstein)  r.  597  Ellis 

Funkenstein  E.  &  C.  (Edward  and  Charles)  Pa- 
cific Coast  Dramatic  Agency,  320  Sansome,  room  35 

Funkenstein  Edward  (E.  &C.  Funkenstein)  r.  597  Ellis 

Funkenstein  Julius,  real  estate  broker,  320  San- 
some, room  35,  r.  597  Ellis 

Funkenstein  Pincus,  mercliaut,  r.  1  Caroline 

Funkenstein  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  1  Caroline 

Furbush  Ellis  M..  salesman  Dutton  &  Partridge,  r. 
1827  Stockton     ■ 

Furbush  Moses,  workman  aesayer'B  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 
r.  813  Lombard 

Furcate  John,  wholesale  sheep  butcher,  cor  Fifth  and 
Railroad  Avs,  r.  Sixth  Av,  betL  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Furentz  Luigl.  farmer,  r.  525  Union 

Furey  James,  hamcurer,  r.  2016  Filbert 

Furey  John,  coachman,  r.  2201  Jones 

Furger  Lizzie  Miss,  r.  520  Natoma 

Furgcr  Mary  A.,  jvidow,  r.  520  Natoma 

Furgie  Edward,  agent  Pac.  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 
418  California 

Furley  Edward,  r.  .500  Broadway 

Furley  John  F.,  goldbeater,  r.  824  Pacific,  rear 

Furlong  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  15  Natoma 

Furlong  C.  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  31  Eddy 

Furlong  George,  de<khand  Quarantine  Boat  Gov.  Per- 
kins, r.  115  Vallejo 

Furlong  James,  longshoreman,  r.  15  Natoma 

Furlong  John,  boilermaker,  r.  313  Day 

Furlong  John,  laborer,  r.  123  Jackson 

Furlong  Joseph,  butcher.  l.'':04  Polk,  r.  1529  Sutter 

Furlong  Michael,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Furlong  P.,  r.  1  Boyd 

Furlong  Patrick,  lamplighter,  r.  113  William     . 

Furlong  Patrick,  stevedore,  r.  73  Natoma 


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Furlong  Patrick  Mrs.,  widow,  dairy,  Cole,  South  of 
Golden  Gate  Park 

Furlong  Samuel  J.,  assistant  engineer  O.  E.  and  N. 
SS.  City  of  Chuster,  r.  221  Elm  Av 

Furlong  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  293  Dnion 

Furlong  Thomas  N.  (Furlong  k  Manseau)  r.  419  Stev- 
enson 

Furlong  &  Manseau  (T.  N.  Furlong  and  J.  Manseau) 
mnfrs  show  cases,  819  Market 

Furman  C.  J.  Mrs.,  proptr  Change  House,  331  Mont- 
gomery 

Furman  Emma,  widow,  r.  2205  Pine 

Furman  Henry  M.,  bookkeeper  F.  P.  &  J.  A.  Hooper, 
r.  2205  Pine 

Furnesa  A.  G.,  r.  32  Golden  Gate  Av 

Furness  John,  contractor  and  builder,  office  28  New 
Montgomery,  r.  645  Oak 

Furniss  George  E.,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  513 
Hyde,  rear 

Furrer  Ambrose,  milker,  r.  NW  cor  Clara  Av  and 
Eighteenth 

Furrer  Casper,  milk  ranch,  Anderson,  nr  Cortland 
Av,  B.  H. 

Furrer  Gottlieb  (Furrer  &  Specht)  r.  NE  cor  Green- 
wich and  Pierce 

Furrer  Joseph,  driver  Eureka  Brewery,  r.  235  First 

Furrer  Joseph,  milker,  r.  NW  cor  Clara  Av  and  Eigh- 
teenth 

Furrer  Louis  (Eenner  &  Furrer)  r.  W  s  Mission,  nr 
Onondaga  Av 

Furrer  Peter,  milker,  r.  NW  cor  Cortland  Av  and  San 
Bruno  Road 

Furrer  Zacharias,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Furrer  &  Specht  (Gottlieb  Furrer  and  Charles  Specht) 
liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Greenwich  and  Pierce 

Fiirst  John,  .shoemaker  H.  Hinders,  r.  615  Post 

Furst  Philip,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1413  Stockton 

Furtado  William  A.,  bootblack,  r.  605  Broadway 

Furth  Ignatz,  wool  sorter,  r.  612}^  Natoma 

Furth  Simon,  r.  622  Eddy 

a^  Furth.     See  Firth 

Fuselier  Charles,  teamster,  r.  813  Howard 

Fuselier  John  R.,  clerk  C.  Curtin,  r.  3  Rose  Av 

Fuselier  Lewis,  clerk,  and  extraman  Engine  No.  3,  S. 
F.  F.  D.,  r.  1313  California 

Fuselier  William,  r.  1332  California 

Fusilier  Mary,  widow,  r.  .501  }i  Sixth 

Fusilier  William  H.,  butcher  John  Mcllwain,  r.  5013^ 
Sixth 

Fustini  Peter,  florist,  9  Eddy,  r.  NW  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Church 

Futtermenger  Gerhardt  G.,  laborer,  r.  1431  Sanchez 

Fuzenot  Auguste,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r. 
211S  Larkin 

Fyfe  Robert,  with  Nelson  &  Peterson,  r.  Oakland 

Fyffe  John  R.,  r.  Franklin  Hotel 

Fyfife  Richard,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 

Fyle  John,  boatswain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Now  York 


Gabakino  Giovanni,  cartman,  r.  Water,  nr  Francisco 

Gabarino  Joseph,  helper  G.  &  E.  Snook 

Gabarino  Marie,  widow,  r.  1523  Mason 

Gabb  John,  iiirriagemaker,  r.  632  Seventeenth 

Gabb.s  Albert  S.,  millwright,  r.  718  Grove 

GubbsJohuL.,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  22  Geary 

Gabbs  Priscilla  V.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  323  Oak 

Gabbs  Sarah,  widow,  r.  323  Oak 

Gabel  Jacob,    carpenter,   r.    NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Montgomery 
Gabelman  Charles,  millwright,  r.  1149  Howard 
Gabelmau    Louis,    millwright    Pioileer   White  Lead 

Works,  r.  12X3  Twenty-second 
Gabler  Gustave,  sausage  factory,  1412  Polk,  r.  1410 

Polk 
Gabriel  Adolph  D.  J.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  & 

Co.,  r.  2606  Sutter 
Gabriel  Andrea,  fishdealer  Clay  St.  Market,   r.   1107 

Kearny 
Gabriel  August,  packer,  r.  1315  Octavla 
Gabriel  August,  shoemaker,  r.  1323  Geary 
Gabriel  Augusta,  widow,  r.  412  Shipley,  rear 
Gabriel  G.  Mrs.,  r.  809 Seventh 
Gabriel  G.,  furniture,  443  Valencia 
Gabriel  Jacob,  teacher  languages,  r.  711  Hyde 
Gabriel  James,  cook,  r.  1103  Powell 
Gabriel  Louis,  laborer,  r.  1323  Geary 


Gabriel  Seymour,  stock  clerk  Ackermau  Bros.,  r.  711 

Hyde 
Gabriele  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Gachet  Louis,  clei-k  L.  Juri  &  Co.,  r.  734 M  Vallejo 
Gaddi  Michele,  Italian  Ber.siiglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Gaddi  Nathalie,  ironmolder,  r.  1521  Mason 
Gaddini  Giovanni,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc, 625  Broad- 
way 
Gaddini  Michele,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
GadiuM  Peter,  stonecutter,  r.  529  Dolores 
Gadley  Benjamin  S.,  drayman,  r.  122  Eddy 
Gad.sby  Elijah  H.,  house  and  signpainter,  510  Market, 

r.  655  Seventeenth 
Gadsby  Robert  J.,  clerk  Coffin  &  Mayhew,  r.  655  Sev- 
enteenth 
Gaerber  Joseph,  teacher  music  St.   Boniface   Orphan 

Asylum,  r.  112  Grove 
Gaerdes  Henry,  clerk  Herman   Gaerdes,   r.   SW   cor 

Pierce  aud  Bush 
Gaerdes  Herman,  hay,  grain,  wood,  coal,  grocer- 
ies and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pierce  and  Bush 
Graei-des  John  H. ,  groceries  and  liquors.  534  First 
te^Gaerdes.     See  Gerdes 

Gaestel  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  1016  Kearny 
Gaetano  Vincenzio,  musician,  r.  527  Green 
Gaetjen  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Town- 
send 
Gaffery  Maria,  widow,  dressmaker,  1021  Mission 
Gafifey  A.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  314  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gaffey  M.  M.  Miss,  r.  314  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gaffey  Patrick  T.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  314 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Gaffey  Philip,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r.  314 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Gafifey  Stephen  L.,  glassblower,  r.  1128  Folsom 
Gaffey  Thomas  B..  shipping  clerk   O'Connor,   Moffatt 

s  Co.,  r.  314  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gafflgan  John  A.,  books  and  stationery,  307  Fifth 
Gaffigan  John   A.  Jr.,  pressman  Francis,  Valentine  & 

Co.,  r.  307  Fifth 
Gafflgan  Thomas  A.,  boxmaker,  r.  1057 M  Folsom 
GaflCke  R.  Ernst,  cigarmaker,  r.  429  Bush 
Gaflfney  Annie,  widow,  laundress,  r.  4  Jessie 
GafEney  Annie  Miss,  buttonholemaker  John   W.  Cop- 
page,  r.  32  Lombard 
Gaffney  Charles,  tinsmith,  r.  668  Mission 
Gafifney  Francis,  messenger  Magdalen  Asylum 
Gaffney  Frank,  second  mate  schr  Arago,  r.  9  Pacific 
Gafl'ney  George  J.,  engraver   George  C.  Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  226  Eleventh 
Gaffney  Henry  T.,  millhand  MattuUath   Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

745  Tehama 
Gaffney  J.,  hillman  N.  B.  and  M.  RR. 
Gaffney  James,  contractor,  r'.  125  First  Av 
Gaffney  James,   fireman   fire  boat   Gov.  Irwin,  r.   13 

Clementina 
Gaffney  James,  foreman  meter  dept  S.  F.  Gas  Light 

Co.,  r.  226  Eleventh 
Gaffney  James,  laborer,  r.  745  Tehama 
Gaffney  James,  laborer,  r.  342  Fifth 
Gaffney  James,  stableman,  r.  102T  Sutter 
Gaffney  James  Jr.,  cigars  aud  tobacco,  773   Market,  r. 

226  Eleventh 
Gaffney  James  J.,  driver  Hayes  &  Co.,  r.  21)4  Langton, 

rear 
Gaffney  Jeremiah,  driver  David  Bush,  r.  2422  Bush 
Gaffney  John,  butcher.  537  Fourth,  r.  103  Freelou 
Gaffney  John,  seaman,  r.  200  J*;  Beale 
Gaffney  John  J.  (Hayes  &  Co.)  r.  21 J^  Langton 
Gaffney  Joseph,  candymaker,  r.  226  Eleventh 
Gaffney'-  Joseph,  gardener,  r.  309  Austin 
Gaffney  Malachi,  hostler   Omnibus  RR.,  r.  323  Clem- 
entina 
Gaffney  Michael,  bookkeeper  Thomas  D.  Riley,  r.  913 

Sacramento 
Gaffney  Michael,  cook  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Gafl'ney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  668  Mission 
Gaffnty  Michael   H.,  liquor  saloon,  1102  Stockton,  r. 

1532  Jackson 
Gaffney  Patrick,  r.  713  Devisadero 
Gafl'ney  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Frederick 
Gaffuoy  Patrick  M.,  contractor,  r.  433  J^  Clementina 
Gi:fl"ney  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  541  Second 
Gaffney  Philip,  shampooer  Hammam  Baths 
Gaffney  Philip  F.,  journalist,  r.  1039  Mission 
Gaffney  Rose,  domestic  614  Hyde 
Gaffney  T.,  r.  133  Mississippi 

Gaffney  Terrence,  shiugler  Pac  Rolling  Mills,  r.  E  8 
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Gaffney  William,  hostler  Omnibus  BR.,  r.  323  Clem- 
entina 
Gaffney  William,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Gagau  E.  W.  Mrs.,  copyist  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

Offlce,  r.  52'2  Third 
Gagan  Jane,  widow,  r.  608  Natoma 
Gagan  John  F.,  merchant  tailor,  10.53  Market 
Gagan  Katherine,  widow,  r.  10  M  Geneva 
Gagan  LlUie  E.  Miss,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  210  Shotweli 
Gagan  Mary,  widow,  r.  210  Shotweli 
Gagan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  440}^  Jessie,  rear 
Gagan  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  29  Grand  Av 
Gagan  Thomas,  woolscourer,  r.  10  M  Geneva 
Gagan  William  H.,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  29  Grand 

Av 
iK^Gagan.     See  Gagen,  Gahagan  and  Geoghegan 
Gage  Aaron  H.,  foreman  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r.  142 

Sixth 
Gage  Charles  L.,  clerk  freight  office  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  2627 

Howard 
Gage  Edward  F.,  photographer  I.  W.  Taber,  r.  1  Stan- 
ly PI 
Gage  Hannah  T.,  widow,  r.  814  Powell 
Gage  John  W.,  captain  bktn  Portland,  office  44  Mar- 
ket, r.  Oakland 
Gage  Julia,  widow,  r.  909  Capp 
Gage  Nellie  M.,  r.  195  Sixteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Fol- 

som 
Gage  Stephen  T.,  president  lone  Coal  and  Iron  Co., 
NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  42,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Gage  William  S.    (Hubbell,  Shattuck  &  Co.)    r.   816 

Bush 
B^"Gage.    See  Gedge 

Gagen  J.  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  5073^  Leavenworth 
Gagen  John,  clerk  Wurkheim  &  Co.,  r.  1206  Folsom 
Gagen  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  507  M  Leavenworth,  rear 
Gagen   Matthew,  laborer,  r.  507}^   Leavenworth,  rear 
Gagen  Thomas,  baker,  r.  1206  Folsom 
Gagen   Thomas,   gardener,   r.  W  s  Wood,  bet  Point 

Lobos  and  Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Gagen  Thomas  R.,  compositor  Daily  Exchange,  r.  608 

Natoma 
Gagen  William,  laborer,  r.  1U9  Vallejo,  rear 
l&"Gagen.     See  Gagan,  Gegan,  Gahagan  and  Geoghe- 
gan 
Gager  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1417  California 
Gaggino  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Gaggioni  Rocco,  milkman,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Gagliardini  Giacomo,  painter,  r.  704  Front 
Gagliardini  Mariana  Mrs.,  baskets,  704  Front 
Gagnon  John  D.,  lawstudent  Boone  &  Miller,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Gahagan  Annie  Miss,  r.  24  Zoe,  rear 
Gahagan  James,  shoemaker,  r.  4^2  Linden  Av 
Gahagan  Richard,  laborer,  r.  5  Lick  Alley 
i^^Gahagan.    See  Gagan,  Gagen  and  Geoghegan 
Gahan  James,  clerk,  r.  126  Gilbert 
Gahan  John,  laborer,  r.  39  Fifth  Av 
Gahan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  762  Brannan,  rear 
Gail  Henry,  coachman,  r.  806  Sixteenth 
Gail  Henry,  poultry,  Hayes  Valley  Market,  r.  730  Mc- 
Allister 
Gail  Hermann,  clerk  Henry  Gail,  r.  730  McAllister 
Gail  Marcelin,  baker,  r.  516  Union 
Gailhard    diaries,    proprietor   Gailhard   Hotel, 

507-509  Pine 
Gailhard    Hotel,     Charles    Gailhard    proprietor, 

507-.509  Pine 
Gailhard  Janus  L.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Gaillard  A.,  as.slstant  bookkeeper  Hibernia  Savings 

and  Loan  Soc.  r.  Oakland 
Gaillard  Charles,  assistant  bookkeeper  French  Savings 

and  Loan  Soc,  r.  Oakland 
Gaillard  Edmond,  dyer,  r.  420  Jackson 
Gaillard  George  D.,  teamster,  r.  406  Laguna 
Gaillard  Josepli,  wines  and  liquors,  229  Sixth 
Gaillard  Leon,  shoemaker,  r.  34  Natoma 
Gaillard  Pierre,  groceries  and  li(iuor8,  1406  Dupont 
Gaines  John  Clark,  watchmaker,  r.  109  California 
Gaines  Katie  E.,  widow,  r.  1G04  Post 
Gaines  Richard,  machinist,  r.  18  First 
Gaines  William  R..  janitor  Britton  Building,  109  Cali- 
fornia 
Gainey  Timothy  C,  driver 8.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1913  Geary 
Gainor  Margaret  M.,  widow,  r.  165  Tehama 
Gains  Frank,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Gainville  John,  blacksmith,  r.  NE  cor  McAllister  and 
Buchanan 


Gaizard  Michel,    blacksmith,    485    Brannan,    r.    22 

Bluxome 
Galan  Carlos  F.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  808  Shotweli 
Galardo   Germanica   Miss,   teacher  music,  r.  8  Sher- 
wood PI 
Galardo  Leander,  tailor,  r.  8  Sherwood  PI 
Galavotti   E.  C.  Mme.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Ellis  and 

Mascm 
Galavotti  Silvio,  clerk  G.  Venard,  r.  SE  cor  Maaon 

and  Ellis 
Galberg  Peter,  cabinetmaker  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co., 

r.  31  Welsh 
Galbralth   Alexander,  blacksmith   Carvill  Mnfg  Co. 

r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Galbraith  James,  special  policeman,  r.  1109  Folsom 
Galbraith  James  Jr.,   collector  P.  F.  Collier,  r.  1109 

Folsom 
Galbraith  Samuel,  bartender,  r.  1109  Folsom 
Galbraith  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  28  Rausch 
Galbraith  William,  machinist,  r.  306  Beale 
Galbreath  John,  bridgetender  Sixth  St.  Bridge,  r.  621 

Seventh 
Galbreath  John  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  322  Fifth 
Galbreath  William,  liquor  saloon,   SE  cor  Seventh 

and  Brannan 
Galbreath  William,  machinehand  R.  Herring,  r.  322 

Fifth 
Gale  Charles,  insurance  solicitor,  r.  321  Eighteenth 
Gale  C.  S.  Mrs.,  r.  1221  Mission 
Gale  Daniel  W.,  r.  609  Folsom 
Gale  E.  E.  Mrs.,  forewoman  Weil,  Leiter  &  Co.,  r.  926 

Pacific 
Gale  Frank  W.,  clerk  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r.  404 

Geary 
Gale  Gilman,  deputy  Sherifi',  r.  101  Mason 
Gale  Howard  M.,  advertising  solicitor  The  Daily  Kx- 

change.  r.  118  Ellis 
Gale  Jeremiah  W.,   merchant,  office  SE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Front,  r.  939  Mission 
Gale  J.  M.,  waiter  Union  Club 

Gale  John  W.  (J.  W.  Gale  &  Mitchell)  r.  939  Mission 
Gale  J.  W.  &  Mitchell  (John  W.  Gale  and  William  H. 

Mitchell)  commission  produce,  SE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Front 
GaleM.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  201  Turk 
Gale  Merritt  F.,  bricklayer,  r.  1018  Treat  Av 
Gale  Richard,  shoemaker,  r.  926  Pacific 
Gales  Jean  M.  (Gales  &  Clavere)  r.  1508  Dupont 
Gales  &  Clavere  (Jean  M.  Gales  and  Peter   Clavere) 

liquor  saloon,  536  Merchant 
Galey  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1705  Stockton 
Galiano  Pasquale,  tailor,  605  Broadway 
Galicio  Martha,  domestic  708  O'Farrell 
Galigher  Rebecca  A.,  widow,  r.  1014  Geary 
Galiuberg  Charles,  cook,  r.  1022  Larkin 
Galiiiger     Josepii,     proprietor    Original    Grand 

Western  Market,  2211  Fillmore,  r.  2227  Pine 
Galito  Pedro,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Seuaior 
Gall  Frederick  G.,  butcher,  1919  Bush 
Gall  Henry,  coachman,  r.  806  Sixteenth,  bet  Folsom 

and  Harrison 
Gall  Minnie  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.  814  Larkin 
Gall  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  814  Larkin 
Gall  William,  butcher  Frederick  Gall,  r.  1919  Bush 
Gall  William,  compositor  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  814 

Larkin 
eST  Gall.     See  Gaul 

Gallaghan  John,  peddler,  r.  25  Clinton,  rear 
Gallagher  Aiidie  Miss,a8siBtant  Union  Primary  School, 

r.  2719  Mission 
Gallagher  Agnes  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  2208  Geary 
Gallagher  Alice  E.  Miss,  shoefitter  Jory  Bros.,  r.  1456 

Minna 
Gallagher  Aan,  widow,  r.  1305  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Anne  Miss,  r.  410M  Larkin 
Gallagher  .\nnie  M.,  widow,  r.  12  Bowie  Av 
Gallagher  Annie  M.  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Primary 

School,  r.  115  Eleventh 
Gallagher  Arthur,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Gallasrlier      Bernard,      manufacturer     wagons, 

trucks,  drays,  etc.,  216-218  Mission,  r.  832  Howard 
Gallagher  Bernard  J.,  r.  115  Eleventh 
Gallagher  Cecilia  Miss,  shoefitter  Rosenthal,  Feder  & 

Co.,  r.  1305  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Charles,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Gallagher  Charles,  coal  and  wood,  917  Eighteenth 
Gallagher  Charles,  plasterer,  r.  426  Linden  Av 
Gallagher  Charles,  plumber,  r.  413  H  Oak 
Gallagher  Charles  E.,  proptr  Oakland   and  S.   F.  Ex- 
press, 309  East,  r.  Oakland 


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Gallagher  Charles  H.,  salesman  Breeze  k,  Loughran, 

r.  363  Minna 
Gallagher  Cora  Miss,  assistant  Buena  Vista  Primary 

School,  r.  828  Folsom 
Gallagher  Cornelius,  teamster,  r.  1306  Kearny 
Gallagher  Daniel,  laborer  freight  dept   C.  RR.,  r.  530 

Third 
Gallagher  Daniel,  real  estate,  r.  10  Bowie  Av 
Gallagher  Daniel,  teamster,  r.  520  Fulton 
Gallagher  Daniel  J.,  butcher,  and  extraman  Engine 

No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1515>i  Broadway 
Gallagher  Daniel  J.  Jr.,  painter,  r.  2528  Bryant 
Gallagher  Edward,  boarding,  NW  cor  San  Bruno  Road 

and  Army 
Gallagher  Edward,  extraman  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  2, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  627  Broadway 
Gallagher  Edward,  laborer,  r.  29  Frederick,  rear 
Gallagher  Edward,  miner,  r.  20i  Van  Ness  Av 
Gallagher  Edward,  porter  Commercial  Hotel 
Gallagher  Edward,  truckman,  r.  1305  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Edward  A.  T.,  inspector  provisions,  r.  Mil- 
ton House 
Gallagher  Edward  M.,  house,  sign  and  fresco  painter, 

611  Sacramento,  r.  1221  Union 
Gallagher  Ellen,  widow,  r.  7  Elizabeth 
Gallagher  Ellen,  widow,  r.  27  Minna 
Gallagher  Ellen  Miss,  assistant  Sanchez  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  383  Guerrero 
Gallagher  Ellen  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  1305  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Farrell,  blacksmith,  r.  55  Second 
Gallagher  Farrell,  stonedresser  Joseph  Wagner  &  Co., 

r.  328  Jessie 
Gallagher  Francis  (P.  Gallagher  k  Son)  r.  452  Minna, 

rear 
Gallagher  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  20  Turk 
Gallagher  Frank,  milkman,  r.  26U  Sutter 
Gallagher  Frank  J.,  salesman  O'Connor, Moffatt&  Co., 

r.  29  Dorland 
Gallagher  Frederick,  shoemaker,  r.  27  Minna 
Gallagher  G.,  laborer  Industrial  Iron  Works 
Gallagher  George,  engineer  Engine  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

r.  419  Pacific 
Gallagher  George,  shoemaker,  r.  27  Minna 
Gallagher  George  M.,  bookkeeper  Seller  Bros.,  r.  1014 

Geary 
Gallagher-Gertrude  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Primary 

School,  r.  333  Guerrero 
Gallagher  Hannah,  burler  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Gallagher  Henry,  bartender,  r.   SE  cor  Battery   and 

Union 
Gallagher  Henry,  blacksmith,  r.  439  First 
Gallagher   Henry,   carpenter  A.  S.  Hallidie,   r.  1118 

Jackson 
Gallagher  Henrj'  J.  (Flanagan  &  Gallagher) r.  10  Bowie 

Av 
Gallagher  Henry  J.  (James  Gallagher  &  Son)  r.  826 

Harrison 
Gallagher  Hugh,  coalpasser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Colum- 
bia 
Gallagher  Hugh,  painter,  r.  1024  Alabama 
Gallagher  Hugh  H.,  currier,  r.  1312  Devisadero 
Gallagher  Hugh  P.  J.  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Pat- 
rick's Church,  r.  744  Mission 
Gallagher  Humphrey,  bootmaker,  r.  27  Minna 
Gallagher  Isabel   Miss,     assistant  Lincoln    Primary 

School,  r.  333  Guerrero 
Gallagher  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  2645  Mission 
Gallagher  James  (James  Gallagher  &  Son)  r.  826  Har- 
rison 
Gallagher  James,  coppersmith,  r.  241  Fell 
Gallagher  James,  shoemaker,  r.  224  Hayes 
Gallagher  James,  steward,  r.  29  Dorland 
Gallagher  James  >t  Son  (James  and  Henry  J.)  black- 
smiths and  wheelwrights,  843  Harrison 
Gallaglicr  James  E.,  shoemaker,  r.  1212  York 
Gallagher  James  H.,  painter,  r.  6  Leroy  PI 
Gallagher  James  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  426  Linden  Av 
Gallagher  James  J.,  boxnmker,  r.  426  Linden  Av 
Gallagher  James    J.,  clerk    Francis    Moran,    r.    422 

Fourth 
Gallagher  James  L.,  policeman,  r.  H28  Folsom 
Gallagher  James  L.  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  828  Folsom 
.Gallagher  James  M.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 

The  Windsor 
Gallagher  Jennie  F.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  828  Folsom 
Gallagher  John,  r.  55  Natoma 

Gallagher  John,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Gallagher  John,   coalpasser   O.  R.   and  N.    8S.    Co- 
lumbia 
Gallagher  John,  cooper,  r.  439  First 


Gallagher  John,  fireman,  r.  108  Freelon 

Gallagher  John,  laborer,  r.  307  Austin 

Gallagher  John,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Beach  and  Brod- 

erick 
Gallagher  John,  teamster  William  Keir,  r.  907  Bat- 
tery 
Gallagher  John,  liquor  saloon,  222  Third,  r.  226  Third 
Gallagher  John  C,  printer  C.  A.   Murdock   &   Co.,  r. 

105  Mason 
Gallagher  John  M.,  ironmolder,  r.  431  First 
Gallagher  John  P.  (Kohlmoos  &  Gallagher)  r.  34  Rin- 

con  PI 
Gallagher  Joseph,  r.  1014  Geary 
Gallagher  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  246  Fourth 
Gallagher  Joseph,  messenger  Col.  George  H.  Mendell, 

533  Kearny,  room  15 
Gallanfher  Joseph  A.  Rev.,  assistant  rector  St. 

Joseph's  Church,  r.  224  Tenth 
Gallagher  Joseph  P.,  first  officer  P.  C.  SS  Santa  Cruz, 

r.  629  J^  Ivy  Av 
Gallagher  Josephine,  domestic  1104  Market 
Gallagher  Kate,  widow,  r.  1456  Minna 
Gallagher  Kate,  domestic  619  Eddy 
Gallagher  Kate,  domestic  1214  Hyde 
Gallagher  Kate  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  224  Linden  Av 
Gallagher  Kate  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  1305  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Lizzie,  domestic  316  First 
Gallagher. Louisa  B.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1312  Devisadero 
Gallagher  M.  Miss,  r.  410}s  Larkin 
Gallagher  Maggie  J.  Miss,  assistant  Denman  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  2719  Mission 
Gallagher  Margaret,  widow,  r.  224  Linden  Av 
Gallagher  Margaret,  widow,  r.  10  Twenty-second 
Gallagher  Mary,  r.  15  Everett 

Gallagher  Mary,  burler  Gulden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Gallagher  Mary,  waitress,  r.  1104  Market 
Gallagher  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  961  Mission 
Gallagher  Mary,  widow,  wood  and  coal,  6  Boardman  PI 
Gallagher  Michael,  soapmaker,  r.  W  s   Nebraska,  bet 

Center  and  El  Dorado 
Gallagher  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  29  Howard 
Gallagher  Michael,  stonecutter,  r.  1071  Bryant 
Gallagher  Michael  J.,  clprk  E.  M.  Gallagher,  r.  1221 

Union 
Gallagher  Nancj'  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  255  Minna 
Gallagher  Nellie  Miss,  shoefitter  E.   D.  Nolan  &   Co., 

r.  1305  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Nora,  widow,  lodgings,  318  Minna 
Gallagher  P.    &   Son    (Patrick   and  Francis)  poultry 

dealers,  stall  7  Bay  City  Market 
Gallagher  Patrick  (P.  Gallagher  &  Son)  r.  452  Minna, 

rear 
Gallagher   Patrick,    nightwatchman    Cal.    Chemical 

Works,  r.  Army,  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Gallagher  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  1101  Treat  Av,  rear 
Gallagher  Patrick,  teamster  William  Kerr 
Gallagher   Patrick  J.,   carriagemaker  A.  Folsom,   r. 

607)^  Natoma 
Gallagher  Patrick  J.,  drayman,  cor  Main  and  Market, 

r.  712  Natoma 
Gallagher  P.  B,,  shoemaker  Jory  Bros.,  r.  RusB  House 
Gallagher  Peter,  blacksmith,  r.  350  Grove 
Gallagher  Peter,  laborer   Union   Iron   Works,  r.  550 

Mission 
Gallagher  Peter,  plasterer,  r.  15?^  Freelon 
Gallagher  P.  J.,  salesman  P.  Gallagher  &  Son,  r.  6 

Mint  Av 
Gallagher  Richard  J.,  clerk  Joseph  Wores,  r.  410M 

Larkin 
Gallagher  Robert  F.,  shorthand  reporter  E.  A.  Girvin, 

r.  828  Folsom 
Gallagher  Sadie,  widow,  r.  207  Powell 
Gallagher  Thomas,  r.  21  Riucon  PI 
Gallagher  Thomas    (McCoy   &   Gallagher)  r.  SE  cor 

Howard  and  Eighth 
Gallagher  Thomas,  brieklayer,  r.  248  Jessie 
Gallagher  Thomas,  coalpasser  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia 
Gallagher  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  536  Sixth 
Gallagher  Thomas  E.,  baker,  r.  1456  Minna 
Gallagher  Thomas  F.,  forgeman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  1071  Bryant 
Gallagher  Thomas  H.,  stonecutter,  r.  1406  Hyde 
Gallaj-'hiT  Thomas  J.,  attorney  at  law.  r.  SE  cor  Post 

and  Kearny 
Gallagher  Thomas  J.,  stevedore,  r.  828  Folsom 
Gallagher  Thomas  J.  R.,  plumber,  r.  5  Welsh 
Gallagher  Timothy,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Gallagher  Walter,  attorney  at   law,  432   Montgomery, 

room  11,  r.  2518  California 


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Gallagher  William,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Masonic  and 

Santa  Rosa  Avb 
Gallagher  William,  master  manner,  r.  9  5^  Oak  Grove 

Av 
Gallagher  William,  shoemaker,  r.  224  Linden  Av 
Gallagher  William,  student,  r.  3G3  Minna 
Gallagher  William  J.,  clerk  James  D.  Powers,  r.  1406 

Hyde 
Gallagher  William  P.,  shoemaker,  r.  16  Wildey 
Gallagher  William  K.,  furniture,  20  Fourth,  r.   231 

O'Farrell 
Gallagher  William  T.,  carriage  painter,  r.  607 }5  Na- 

toma 
Gallagher  Winifred,  ■widow,  midwife,  r.  6  Leroy  PI 
Gallagher  Winifred  Miss,  r.  410}^  Laikin 
Gallaud  A.,  r.  Lick  House 
Galland  Abraham,  r.  1053  Mission 
Galland  B.  B.,  clerk  Nast,   Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r.  117 

Jones 
Galland  E.  J.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Galland  Jesse  A.,  attorney  at  law,  19-20   Montgomery 

Block,  r.  1053  Mission 
Galland  Joseph  B.  (Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.)    r.  117 

Jones 
Gallandett  James  W.,  boatman,  r.  W  s  Merrimac,  bet 

Fourth  and  Kentucky 
Gallardo  Raphael,  barreldealer,  r.  1150  Folsom 
Gallatin  Albert  (Huntington,  Hopkins  &   Co.)  r.  Sac- 
ramento 
Gallatin  Willis  E.,  plumber,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D. ,  r.  1509  J^  Market 
Galleano  Anna,  widow,  r.  327  Ivy  Av 
Galleano  Antonio,  cigar  mnfr,  802   Montgomery,  r.  3 

Vincent 
Galleano  Benjamin,  cigarmaker,  r.  3  Vincent 
Galleano  Maria  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  1337  Dupont 
Gallegos  Felicitas  Miss,  r.  510  Sutter 
Gallegos  Manuela  Miss,  r.  510  Sutter 
Gallegos  Raphael  (Montealegre  &  Co.)  r.  506  Sutter 
Gallegos  Teresa  Miss,  r.  510  Slitter 
Galli  A.  &  Co.(Alphonso  Galli)  produce   commission 

merchants,  516-518  Sansome 
Galli  Alphonso  (A.  Galli  &  Co.)  r.  1607  Powell 
Galli  Angel6,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Galli  Domingo,  salesman  Albert  Di  Vecchio.r.  SE  cor 

Sixth  and  Natoma 
Galli  Frank,  clerk  John  Equi  &  Co.,  r.  919  Larkin 
Galli  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Galli  Giovanni,  barber  F.  Perino,  r.  319  Pacific 
Galli  Giustppe,  r.  559  Bryant 

Galli  Joseph  (Joseph  Galli  &  Co.)  r.  1013  Stockton 
Galli  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  627  Broadway 
Galli  Joseph  &  Co.  (Joseph  Galli  and  Joseph  Schneily) 

machinists,  504  Commercial 
Galli  Lorenzo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Galli  Martino,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,"  625  Broadway 
Gaili  Paolo  (John  Equi  &  Co.)  r.  919  Larkin 
Galli  Pietro  (S.  Scardiglia  &  Co.)  r.  4;0  Hayes 
Galli  Valentine,  barber  John  Stable,  r.  323  Dupont 
Galli  William  (B.  Sontallasci  &  Co.)r.  NE  cor  Mission 

and  Eleventh 
Galliano  Celestine  Rev.,  S.  J.,  professor  St.  Ignatius 

College.  214  Hayes 
Galliard  Edward  (F.  Berton  &  Co.)  r.  127  Montgomery 
Gallick  Fabian,  ci<rarma'ker,  r.  1219  Mission 
Gallick  Henry,  merchant,  r.  1511  Taylor 
Gallick  M.W.,  upholsterer  Charles  M.Plum  &  Co. 
Gallick  Peter,  plumber  David  Bush,  r.  1219Mi8Bion 
Gallick  Simon,  tailor,  r.  1219  Mission 
Galligan  James,  laborer,  r.  668  Mission 
Galligan  Maggie  Miss,  tsiloress,  r.  1322  Sacramento 
Galliga  i  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1322  Sacramento 
Galligan  Peter  J.,  laborer,  r.  1322  Sacramento 
Galliuha  A.  F. ,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Poc,  510 

Bush 
Gallivan  James,  stonecutter,  r.  IIM  Wildey 
Gallivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  96  Colton 
Gallivan  John,  iiorter  C.   C.  Hastings   &  Co.,  r.  113^ 

Wildey 
Gallivan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  110  Freelon,  rear 
Galluick  .\ugust,  tailor,  r.  22  John 
Gallo  Antonio,  blacksmith,  r.  1320  Stockton 
Gallo  B.  &  Co.  (Bernard  Gallo  and  Antonio  Vatuono) 

nursery,  E  s  Ocean  House  Road,  nr  Ocean  House 

School,  office  246  Sutter 
Gallo  Bernard  (B.  Gallo  &  Co.)  r.  24G  Sutter 
Gallo  Louis,  florist,  r.  5  Russell 
Gallois  Eugene,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r. 

607  Powell 
Gallon  Delia,  domestic  903  Battery 


Gallon  Hugh,  teamster  William  Kerr,  r.  903  Battery 
Galloup  Edward,   driver  United  Carriage   Co.,  r.  21 

Howard  Court 
Galloup  George,  shoemaker,  r.  433  Jessie 
Galloup  Henry  C,  pressman  William  C.  Brown,  r.  433 

Jessie 
Galloup  Jerome  B.,  shoemaker,  r.  433  Jessie 
Galloup  John  L.,  master  mariner,  t.  835  Mission 
Galloup  Matthew,  vegetable  garden,  Visitacion  Val- 
ley, nr  San  Bruno  Road 
B3"  Galloup.     See  Gallup 
Galloway  Annie,  widow,  r.  1409  Powell 
Galloway  Annie  Miss,  saleswoman  H.  Zaun,  r.  SWcor 

Sansome  and  Vallejo 
Galloway  George,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  223  Kearny 
Galloway  James,  assistant  engineer  C.  P.  ER.  stmr 

Amador 
Galloway  James  D.,  shipjoiner,  r.  1063  Broadway 
Galloway  John,  calker,  r.  414  Beale 
Galloway  Lawson,  tobacco  twister,  r.  231  Stevenson 
Galloway   Martha  S.  Miss,   assistant   Greenwich   St. 

Primary  School,  r.  223  O'Farrell 
Galloway  Nicholas,  calker,  r.  312  Folsom 
Galloway  Willfam.  master  TJ.  S.  stmr  General  McPher- 

son,  r.  223  O'Farrell 
Galloway  William  T.  (William  T.  Galloway  &•  Co.)  r. 

223  O'Farrell 
Gallo^vay  AVilliani  T.   &  Co.   (William  T.  Gal- 
loway and  Otto  Schoning)  lithographers.  540  Clay 
B^"  Galloway.     See  Gallwey 
Gallup  James  (Heath,  Gallup  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Gallwey  E.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  30.3  Eddy 

Gallwey  John  A.,  medical  student,    r.   NE   cor   Fif- 
teenth and  Mission 
Gallwey  Mary,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Fifteenth  and  Mis- 
sion 
Gallwey  M.  E.  Miss,  cqpyist  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

Office,  r.  305  Eddy 
l^"Gallwey.     See  Galloway 

Galovich  Giuseppe,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Galpin  Philip  G.  (Doyle,  Barber,  Galpin  &  Scripture) 

attorney  at  law,  323  California,  r.  Temescal 
Gait  House,  William  Hinchliffe  proptr,  632  Market 
Galtez  Pablo,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Galvez  Josefa,  widow,  r.  1610  Mason 
Galviu  Charles,  laborer,  r.  1331  Minna,  rear 
GaH-in  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1321  Scott 
Galvin  Garret,  cutter  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  121  Sansome 
Galvin  J.,  seaman,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Galvin  James,  laborer,  r.  24  Germania 
Galvin  James  .\.(Curran  &  Galvin)  r.  709  Minna 
Galvin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  96  Colton 
Galvin  Jeremiah,  molder,  r.  45  Louisa 
Galvin  John,  laborer,  r.  108  Alta 
Galvin  John,  wood  turner,  r.  322  Fifth 
Galvin  M.  A.  Mrs.,  cutter,  r.  24  Elgin  Park 
Galvin  Maggie  Miss,  tailoressD.  Redmond,  r.  530  Sixth 
Galvin  Mamie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  24  Germania 
Galvin  Martin,  groceries  and  liquors,  314  Eighth 
Galvin  Marj-,  domestic  725  Sutter 
Galvin  Mary  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  15  Vernon  PI 
Galvin  Michael,  capitalist,  r.  .343  Hayes 
Galvin  Michael,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Galvin  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  431 3<'  Shipley 
Galvin  Patrick,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Galvin  Timothy,  porter  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co.,  r. 

1220  Alabama 
Galvin  William,  laborer,  r.W  s  Kansas,  bet  Humboldt 

and  Ni^vada 
Galvin  William,  woodturner,  r.  322  Fifth 
Galvin  William  Mrs.,  r.  120 }<i  Turk 
Gamage  John,  agent,  508  Montgomery, rooms  12-13,  r. 

314  Jones 
Gamba  A.  W.,  physician,  r.  2718  Folsom 
Gambaroni  Giuseppe,  laborer,  r.  4  Varennes 
Gambarth  Carl,  Cigar  Makers'  Assn,  114  Dupont 
Gambill  .\ndrew  J.,  capitalist,  r.  703  Market 
Gambill  Clifford  J.,  policeman,  r.  45  Twelfth 
Gambini  Michele,  Italian  Ben.  Soc.  ,423  Washington 
Gamble  George,  bellows  maker  Cal.  Bellows  MnfgCo., 

r.  Oakland 
Gamble  John,  janitor  Haight  Grammar  Scliool,  r.  S  s 

Army,  nr  Howard 
Gamble   John    A.,  assistant   Columbia  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  E  8  Prospect  Ay,  nr  Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Gamble  Lucy  J.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  E  s  Prospect  Av,  nr 

Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Gamble  Mary  E.  Miss,  student  Art  School,  r.Es  Pros- 
pect Av,"nr  Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Gamble  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  226  Ritch 


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Gamble  William  H.,  receiver  Western  Union  Tel.  Co., 

r.  Russ  House 
Gamble   William   P.,  butcher,  23-24   Grand    Westen 

Market,  r.  1421  Polk 
Gamble  W.  W.,  homoeopathic  physician,  office  and  r. 

17  Ellis 
Gambs  Henry,  clerk  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  1817}^  Pine 
Gambs  Walter,  clerk,  r.  1817}^  Pine 
Game  Matteo  F.,  r.  7()G  Taylor 
Gamerston  Aaron,  engineer,  r.  1204  Larkin 
Gamerston   Harry  J.,   clerk   G.   F.  Marwedel,   r.   459 

Minna 
Gamerston  John  T.,  night  inspector  Custom  House, 

r.  518  Stockton 
Gamerston  Joseph  F.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

r.  518  Stockton 
Gamini  Giovanni,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423   Washington 
Gamma  Anton  (Steiner  &  Gamma)  r.  431  Pine 
Gamma  Bonaventura,  milk  ranch,   r.   NW  cor  Green- 
wich and  Pierce 
Gamma  Glaus,  milker  Charles   Eegli,  r.  Silver  Av,  nr 

Mission  Road 
Gamma  Frank,  milk  ranch,  NW  cor  Greenwich  and 

Pierce 
Gamp  Emile,  machinist  Risdon   I.  and  L.  Works,  r.  N 

8  Clementina,  bet  First  and  Second 
Gamper  George  (Carroll  &  Gamper)  r.  44  Sixth 
Gamper  George   W.,   with   Carroll  &   Gamper,  r.  44 

Sixth 
Ganalo  Gio  B.,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Ganco  Jean   P.,  packer,  r.   Sixth  Av,   bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Ganco  Severin,  laundryman,  r.  150  Shipley,  rear 
Gande  Henry  A.,  truukmaker,  r.  1021  York 
Gande  Maggie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  329  Minna 
Gande  Matthew  William,  speculator,  r.  329  Minna 
Gande  William,  auctioneer  Harris  Bros.,  r.  329  Minna 
Gande  William,  molder,  r.  1021  York 
Gander  Henry,  barber,  428  Broadway 
Gandy  Horace,  printer,  r.  1016  Pine 
Gandolfo    Giovanni,    Italian    Bersaglieri     Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Ganella  John,  bootblack,  r.  415  Union 
Ganey  John,  shoemaker,  r.  131  Lily  Av 
Ganey  Julia,  domestic  330  Ellis 
Ganfeld  Thomas,  well  digger,  r.   E  s  Rhode  Island, 

bet  Solano  and  Butte 
Gang  Charles   F.,  salesman   Frank  Schram,   r.   805Ji 

Howard 
Gang  Herman,  carpenter,  1072  Howard 
Gang  Samuel   B.,   cooper  Lachman   &  Jacobi,  r.  428 

Braunan 
Gangloff  Frank,  tinsmith,  r.  13  Farren  Av 
Gangloff  Joseph,  with  Central  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  13 

Farren  Av 
Gangloft'  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  122  Rose  Av 
Gangloff  Michael  J.,  carpenter,  r.  122  Rose  Av 
Gangloff  Theresa,  widow,  r.  13  Farren  Av 
Gann  James,  laborer,  r.  130  Clara 
Gannon  — ,  laborer,  r.  366  Natoma 
Gannon  Ann,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,   r.  870  Folsom 
Gannon  Catherine,  widow,  r.  656  Minna 
Gannon  Obarles  C,  r.  166  Clara 
Gannon  Edward,  laborer,  r.  462 >^  Minna 
Gannon  James,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  725  Brannan 
Gannon  James,  real  estate,  r.  1509  Clay 
(ianuon  John,  laborer,  r.  558)4  Howard 
Gannon  John,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third,  bet  San- 
chez and  Noe 
Gannon  John  J.,  bartender,  r.  226  Third 
Gannon  Joseph,  r.  i62H  Minna 
Gannon  Lawrence,  currier,  r.  416  Grove 
(iannon  Minnie  F.  Mrs.,  assistant  Tyler  St.   Primary 

School,  r.  1755  Ellis 
Gannon  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  1755  Ellis 
Gannon  Michael,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
Gannon  Michael,   pipelayer  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r. 

20  Ritch 
Gannon  Peter,  brushmaker  Figer  Bro.s. 
Gannon  Peter,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Alabama,  bet  Mariposa 

and  Solano 
Gaanon  Peter  T.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  junction  Market 

and  Post,  r.  SW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Castro 
Gannon  Rachel,  widow,  ladies'   nurse,  r.  560  Howard 
Gannon  Thomas,  carriagesmith  Dohs  &  Buchanan   r 

20  Rltch 
Gano  George  L.,  policeman,  r.  120  Sixth 
Ganrle  Emile,  cook  Malsou  Doree,  r.  .5ai  Stevenson 
Guns  Alphonse  J.,  marker  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  821  Web- 
ster 


Gans  August  E.,  civil  engineer,  r.  628  Sutter 

Gans  Ernest,   butcher  Hoffmann   &   Woenne,  r.   756 

Folsom 
Gans  Isidor  (Gans  &  Co.)  r.  1113  Leavenworth 
Gans  Jacob,  clerk  George  C.  Fowler,  r.  303 >4  Turk 
Gans  Regina  Miss,  r.  303  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gans  Samuel  (Gans  &  Katz)  r.  303  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gans  William  (Gans  &  Co.)  r.  535  O'Farrell 
Gans  k  Co.    (Isador   and   William   Gans)  butchers,  2 

Grand  Floral  Market 
Gans  &  Katz  (Samuel  Ganz  and  Jacob  Katz)  butchers, 

7  Grand  Central  Market 
Bt5"Gans.     See  Ganz 
Ganssen  Mary,  domestic  2209  Webster 
Gausz  Salomon,  bakery,  1321  Stockton 
Gant  Andrew,  butler  1776  California 
Gantadini  John,  cook  120  Virginia 
Gantert    Herman,    machinist  Tait  &  Hainque,    r.   45 

Clementina 
Gantuer  Bernard,  currier,  r.  1019  Hampshire 
Gantner  Henry  W..  bookkeeper,  r.  '2727  Bryant 
Gantner  John,  druggist,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Gtiiitner  John,  proprietor  Swiss  Hotel,   627  Com- 
mercial 
Gantner  Richard  (Sindel  &  Gantner)  r.  10  St.  Charles 

PI 
Gantuer  William,  clerk,  r.  2727  Bryant 
Gants  William  H.  (Milne  &  Gants)  r.  Alameda 
Gantzman  Charles,  harnessmaker,  1648  Polk 
Ganz  Bernhard,  cutter  Harry  M.  Heineman,  r.  568  Fol- 
som 
i^"Ganz.     See  Gans 
Ganzert  Charles,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Ganzert  Herman,  musician,  r.  S  s  Filbert,   bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Ganzhorn  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  645  Clay 
Garand  C.  Miss,  r.  513  Jessie 

Garanson  Otto,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Garassino  Steffano,  vegetables,  13  Colombo   Market, 

gardens  W  s  Mission,  nr  San  Miguel  Station 
Garatti  Giuseppe,  laborer,  r.  115  Clark 
Garbarino  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Garbarino  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  414  Vallejo 
Garbarino  Giovanni,  bootblack,  226  Montgomery,  r.  14 

Union  PI 
Garbarino  Giovanni,  drayman,  r.  5  Pollard  PI 
Garbarino  Giovanni  Jr.,  porter,  r.  5  Pollard  PI 
Garbarino  James,  paper  carrier,  r.  1523  Mason 
Garbarino  John,  bootblack,  305  California,  r.  414  Val- 
lejo 
Garbarino  Luigi,  junk  peddler,  r.  12  Margaret  PI 
Garbarino  Nicola,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Garbarino  Salvatore,  vegetables,  18  Colombo   Market, 
gardens.  Twenty-second  Av,  bet  N  and  P,  South 
S.F. 
Garbarino  Tomasso,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Garbenett  Peter,  poultry  dealer,  r.  9  Washington 
Garber  John  (Garber,   Thornton  &  Bishop)  r.  Berke- 
ley 
Garber,    Tliornton    &    Bishop    (John   Garber, 
Harry  I.  Thornton  and  Thomas  B.  Bishop)  attor- 
neys at  law,  11-15  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Bldg 
Garbini  Antonio,  r.  513  Union 
Garbini  Giuseppe,  expressman,  r.  513  Union 
Garbini  Josephine  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  921 J^  Fc^som 
Garbini  Lazzaro,  r.  19  Jasper  PI 

Garbini  Sebastian,  vegetable  peddler,  r.  1507   Dupont 
Garbode  Charles,  clerk,  r.  605  Broadway 
Garbutt  John,  janitor  Olympic  Club,  r.  242  Minna 
Gqrcelon  Harvey  (Hathaway  &  Garcelon)  r.  18  Second 

Av 
Garcelon   Horace   F.,  bookkeeper  Davis  Bros.,  r.  18 

Second  Av 
Garcia  Benito,  fruits  and  vegetables,  SOO Broadway 
Garcia    Brothers    (Modestc.  E.  and  Medardo)  for- 
eign and  domestic  fruits,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW 
cor  Sansome  and  Wa.shington 
Garcia  C.  Mrs.,  shirtmaker,  r.  812)^  Valencia 
Garcia  Cataliua  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  512  Js  Broadway 
Garcia  Charles,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Garcia  Cruz,  r.  721!^  Broadway,  rear 
Garcia  Estephanor  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  1412  Powell 
Garcia  Florentina,  widow,  r.  11  Pollard  PI,  rear 
Garcia    Francisco,     saloon  and  restaurant,   718 
Montgomery,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth,  bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Garcia  George,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Senator,   r.  12  Himmel- 

mann  PI 
Garcia  Gregory  M.,  machinist,  r.  1011  Kearny 
Garcia  Harry,  painter,  r.  800  Broadway 


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Garcia  Joaquina  MisB,  seamstress,  r.  422  Dnimm 
Garcia  Jose  A.,    manufacturer  cigars,  413  Sacra- 
mento, r.  G41  Jessie,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Garcia  Joseph,  barber,  r.  1412  Powell 
Garcia  Joseph,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Garcia  Joseph,  plumber,  r.  7  St.  Charles  PI 
Garcia  Juaua  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  440  Union 
Garcia   Manocl,   Portuguese  Pro.  and   Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Garcia  Maurice,  deckhand  stmr  James  M.  Donahue,  r. 

315  Drumm 
Garcia  Medardo  (Garcia  Brothers)  r.  931  Pacific 
Garcia  Modesto  E.  (Garcia  Brothers)  r.  931  Pacific 
Garcia  Nleves,  restaurant,  604  Vallejo 
Garcia  Kamoii,  bootblack,  r.  1111  }<j  Kearny,  rear 
Garcia  Kaj-mond,  printer  Britton  &  Rey,  r.  525  Green 
Garcia  Reyes,  painter  Noble  Bros. 
Garcia  Sieto,  cigarmaker  Jose  A.  Garcia,  r.  5  Pollard 

PI 
Garcia  Sotero,  porter,  r.  24  Pinkney  PI 
Garcia  Tomasa,  domestic  2236  Bush 
Garcin  Charles  B.    (Garcin,  Son   &   Co.)  r.  613  Eight- 
eenth 
Garcin  Edmond,  machinist,  r.  613  Eighteenth 
Garcin  Etienne,  butcher  D.  Coutolenc,  r.  504  Vallejo 
Garcin  Leopold  P.  (Garcin,  Son  &   Co.)    r.   613   Eigh- 
teenth 
Garcin,  Son  &  Co.  (Leopold  P.  and  Charles  B.  Garcin 
and  Eugene  A.  Bannerot)  proptrs  Vulcan  Forges, 
294  Howard 
Gard  Jacob  (McAulifife  &  Gard)  r.  516  Eighth 
fST  Gard.     See  Guard 

Gardanowsky  Emil  von,  physician,  103  Post 
Garde  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  543?-4  Natoma 
Garde  John,  boot  crimper,  r.  1317  Scott 
Garde  John  J.  Jr.,  boot  crimper,  r.  1317  Scott 
Gardella  Carlo,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Bay  and  Mason 
Gardella  Celestino,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Gardella  Charles,  gardener,  r.  Is  Masonic  Av 
Gardella  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Gardella  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Gardella  Pietro,  shoemaker,  3032  Mission 
Gardemeyer  Dora  Mrs.,  bair  worker,  709  Filbert 
Gardemeyer  Laura  Miss,  hair  dresser,  r.  709  Filbert 
Garden  Caspar  P.,  tailor,  227  Third 
Garden  Cornelius,  engineer's  storekeeper  P.   M.   SS. 

City  of  Sydney 
Garden  Henry,  teamster,  r.  350  Jessie,  rear 
Garden  William,  teamster,  r.  448 3<i  Third 
Gardeners'  and  Ranchers'  Association,  105  Pacific 
Gardenier  Henry,  policeman,  r.  1116  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gardin  Mary,  widow,  r.  532  Valle.jo 
Gardiner  Baldwin,  stock  broker,  314   Montgomery, 

room  9,  r.  1814  Geary 
Gardiner  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Gardiner  C.  H. ,  clerk  General  Superintendent's  office 

W^lls,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r.  641  Harrison 
Gardiner  Francis  I.,  clerk,  r.  721  Howard 
Gardiner  Frank,  bottler  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,   r. 

Oakland 
Gardiner  George  D.,  keeper  records  S.  F.   Stock  Ex- 
change, r.  1522  Post 
Gardiner  Henry  H.,  painter,  r.  618  Jones 
Gardiner  John,  r.  736  Folsom 
Gardiner  John  A.,  laborer  Masonic  Cemetery  " 
Gardiner  Joseph,  mining,  r.  118  Post 
Gardiner  Mary,  widow,  r.  17}^  Oak 
Gardiner  Mill  Co.  (Umpqua,  Or.)  J.  Enowland  agent, 

22  California 
Gardiner  O.  G.,  machinist  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  115  Sev- 
enth 
Gardiner  Robert  K.,  clerk  cashier's  office  Well8,Fargo 

&  Co's  Express,  r.  041  Harrison 
Gardiner  Sophie  E.,  widow,  r.  1219  Filbert 
Gardiner  Thomas,  journalist,  r.  641  Harrison      • 
Gardiner  Thomas,  pressman,  r.  337  Turk 
Gardiner  Thomas  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  041  Harrison 
Gardner  A.,  carpenter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Gardner  August,   liquor  saloon,  609  Clay,  r.   121734 

Kearny 
Gardner  Caspar  J.,  dairyman,  r.  735  Green 
Gardner  Clarence  C,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co's  Ex- 
press, r.  122  Chattanooga 
Gardner  Drury,  shoemaker,  t.  1108  Pacific 
Gardner  Fred.  (Clute  h  Gardner)  r.  206  Fourth 
Gardner  Frederick,  loom  fixer  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
Gardner  George,  bookkeeper,  r.  18  Hill 
Gardner  George  M.,  liquor  saloon,  707  Davis,    r.   1210 
Jackson 


Gardner  Harriet  M.  Mrs.,  coffee  saloon,  234  Sutter,  r. 

115  Seventh 
Gardner  Henry  W.,  clerk  auditor  M.  P.  and  M.   dept 

C.  P.  RR..  r.  Oakland 
Gardner  Hiram  S.,   driver  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  & 

Bo  wen,  r.  Oakland 
Gardner  House,  J.  Nicholas  Gardner  proptr,  812-814 

Montgomery 
Gardner  Isaac  G.,  vice-president  California  Farmers' 
Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  310  Pine,   room  8,   r. 
1206  Market 
Gardner  James  H.  (Gardner  k  Wolcott)  r.  Saucelito 
Gardner    James    W.,    agent    Pac.    Press    Publishing 

House,  527  Commercial,  r.  Oakland 
Gardner  J.  Nicholas,  proptr  Gardner  House,   812-814 

Montgomery 
Gardner  John,  bookkeeper,  r.  7  Stockton 
Gardner  John,  brickmaker,  r.  Nebraska,  bet  Silver  Av 

and  Helena 
Gardner  John,  merchant,  r.  42  Twelfth 
Gardner  Joseph  W.  (Gardner  &  Co.)  r.  7  Medau  PI 
Gardner  Julia  A.,  widow,  r.  336}^  Bush 
Gardner  M.  V.  B.,  r.  622  J^  Ellis,  rear 
Gardner  Peter,  nightwatchman,  r.  735  Green 
Gardner  Roland  B.,  clerk  Maurice  Dore  &  Co.,  r.   426 

Sutter 
Gardner  Sadie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1210  Jackson 
Gardner  Samuel,  driver  Hose  No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  Broad- 
way Wharf,  r.  1109  Montgomery 
Gardner  S.  M.  Mrs.  (Smith  &  Gardner)  r.  1206  Market 
Gardner  T.  Mrs.,  bakery,  807 )ii  Valencia 
Gardner  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  8U7  3^  Valencia 
Gardner  Warren   K.,  master  mechanic  California  St. 

RR..  r.  1415Larkin 
Gardner  William,  carpenter,  r.  916  Jones 
Gardner  William,  master  mariner,  r.  12253^  Union 
Gardner  William  T..  salesman  Kennedy,   Brennan  & 

Co.,  r.  1213  Kearny 
Gardner  &  Co.  (Joseph  W.  Gardner  and   William   D. 

Koch)  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Davis  and  Jackson 
Gardner  &  Wolcott  (James  H.  Gardner  and  C.  P.  Wol- 
cott) ship  and  Custom  House  brokers,  504  Battery 
B^Gardner.     See  Gardiner  and  Gardenier 
Gareghty  John  B.,  steward  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  734  Na- 
toma 
Garety  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  48  Everett 
Garfield  Henry  L.,  miner,  r.  626  Twenty-third 
Garfield  John  Q.,  whltener,  807  Market,  r.  1941  Broad- 
way 
Garfield  Primary  School,  Charles  F.  True   principal, 

N  s  Union,  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Gargan  Philip,  driver  Empire  Brewery,  r.  420  Chest- 
nut 
Gargurcevich  Antonio,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Garibaldi  Anton  J.,  bookkeeper  A.  Silvestri  &  Co.,  r. 

516  Filbert 
Garibaldi  Antonio, gardener, S  6  California, bet Foiirth 

and  Fifth  Avs 
Garibaldi  Concepcion  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  520  Broad. 

way 
Garibaldi  Francisco,  liquor  saloon,  1515  Powell 
Garibaldi  G.  B.,  vegetables,  37  Colombo  Market 
Garibaldi  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Garibaldi  Giovanni,  bootblack,  609  Montgomery,  r.  4 

Charles  PI 
Garibaldi  Giuseppe,  peddler,  r.  1220  Powell 
Garibaldi  Giuseppe,  groceries  and  liquors,  525  Union, 

r.  19  !4  Lafayette  PI 
Garibaldi  Giuseppe,  cook  St.  Mary's  College 
Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Garibaldi  Hall,  423  Broadway 

Garibaldi  House,  Luigi  Paravagna  proptr,  222  Broad- 
way 
Garibaldi  Joseph,  driver  A.   Silvestri   &  Co.,  r.  1516 

Powell 
Garibaldi  Livery  Stable,  Marsili   &   Co.    proptr*,  320 

Broadway 
Garibaldi  Luca,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Garibaldi  Michael,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-fourth 

and  Twenty.fifth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Garibaldi  Peter,  clerk,  r.  1516  Powell 
Garibaldi  Rossini,  laborer,  r.  425  Filbert 
Garibaldi  Stephen  J.,  clerk,  r.  1616  Powell 
Garibaldi  Sylvester,  cook,  r.  35  Everett 
Garibay  Simon,  foreman  Jose  A.  Garcia,  r.  416  Union 
Gariot  Alfred,  ornamental    painter,    r.    Commercial 

Hotel 
Garland  A.  A.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  Brunswick  House 


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Garland  Converse  J. ,  mining,  528  California, 
room  6,  r.  Oakland 

Garland  James,  engineer  T.  W.  Jones,  r.  533  Sacra- 
mento 

Garland  James,  longshoreman,  r.  130  Welsh 

Garland  James,  watchman,  r.  819  Montgomery 

Garland  Jane,  domestic  1512  California 

Garlauil  Richard,  laborer,  r.  54  Sacramento 

Garland  Samuel,  driver,  r.  20  Oak 

Garland  Samuel  E.,  assistant  weigher  Custom  House, 
r.  332  Branuan 

Garland  YVilliani  D.,  general  agent  Equitable 
Life  Assurance  Society  of  New  York,  240  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  1-2,  r.  G17  Eddy 

Garlick  Fabian,  tobacco  stemmer,  r.  1219  Mission 

Garlick  James  O.,  plumbers'  supplies  and  mer- 
chandise broker,  36  California,  r.  Oakland 

Garlick  Max,  merchant  tailor,  1032  Howard 

Garlick  Simon,  tailor,  2ti  Stockton,  r.  121'J  Mission 

Garlick  Walter,  bookkeeper  James  O.  Garlick,  r.  Oak- 
laud 

Garms  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Union  and  Front, 
r.  SW  cor  Greenwich  and  Sansome 

Garms  William  F.  (Lurmann  &  Co.)    r.  14  Bryant  Av 

Garn  William,  cap  mnfr,  535  California,  r.  546 )i 
Jessie 

Garnback  Albert,  cigars  and  tobacco  and  laundry, 
office  200  Montgomery  Av,  r.  808Ji  Union 

Gai-neau  Alfred,  expressman,  r.  730  Minna 

Garneau  Gaspard,  r.  1315  York 

Garner  Adelia  Mrs.,  boarding,  320  Turk 

Garner  Henry,  gardener,  834  Post 

Garner  John,  r.  216  Union 

Garner  John  A.,  driver  Central  KR.,  r.  1207  Fillmore 

Garness  Belle  Miss,  assistant  South  S.  F.  School,  r.  50 
South  Park 

Garness  George  W.,  stevedore,  r.  50  South  Park 

Garness  Mary  Miss,  assistant  South  S.  F.  School,  r. 
50  South  Park 

Garness  Samuel  W.,  bookkeeper  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.  50  South  Park 

Gamett  Barbara  Miss,  r.  I'.i2  Taylor 

Garnett  J.  N.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Garnett  John,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Garnett  Louis  A. ,  capitalist,  624  Sacramento,  r.  35  Es- 
sex 

Garnett  William  H.,  r.  35  Essex 

Garnett  Yelverton  T.,  r.'35  Essex 

Garnier  Auguste,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 

Gamier  EJise,  widow,  r.  452  Jessie 

Garnier  Emil  (Domergue  &  Garnier)  r.  618  Sacra- 
mento 

Garnigs  James  R.,  insurance  agent  and  adjuster, 
406  California,  basement,  r.  1224  Pine 

Garon  William,  r.  623  Jessie 

Garotto  Giuseppe,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Garratt  Benjamin  F.,  foreman  William  T.  Garxatt,  r. 
409  Capp 

Garratt  Htram,  general  passenger  and  freight 
agent  S.  P.  0.  RR.,  foot  Market,  r.  529  Twenty- 
second 

Garratt  John,  laborer,  r.  424  Broadway 

Garratt  J.  W.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 

Garratt  William  T.,  brass  and  bell  foundry  and 
machine  works,  138-142  Fremont,  r.  405  Sixth 

J^"Garratt.     See  Garrett 

Garraud  Alexander,  butcher,  r.  1116  Sacramento 

Garraud  Gabriel,  butcher,  r.  1116  Sacramento 

Garrecht  Stephen,  sausagemaker,  r.  33  Lily  Av 

Garren  David,  boxmaker,  r.  13  Minna 

Garren  Louis,  glazier,  r.  13  Minna 

Garren  Morris,  boxmaker,  r.  13  Minna 

Garretson  Benjamin,  Jour.  Ship^v^ights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Garretson  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  r.  2106  Van  Ness  Av 

Garretson  William  &  Co.  (of  Philadelphia)  publishers 
standard  religious  works,  office  029  Washington 

Garretson  Worthington  K.,  clerk,  r.  82  Sixth 

Garrett  Andrew,  boltcntter  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  47 
Tehama 

Garrett  Francis,  shoemaker,  and  secondhand  cloth- 
ing, 313  Third 

Garrett  Frank,  laborer,  r.  47  Tehama 

Garrett  Jacob  L.,  commission  merchant,  r.  204  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Garrett  James  H.  (Garrett  &  Creegan)  r.  106  Hyde 

Garrett  James  H.,  engineer,  r.  2015  Folsom,  rear 

Garrett  James  S.,  Slipper  mnfr,  1125  Mission,  r.  142 
Sixth 

Garrett  John,  engineer  C.  P.  KR.,  r.  313  Third 


Garrett  John  R.,  apothecary  Wakelee  &  Co.,  r.  1143 
Mission 

Garrett  Lizzie  Mrs.,  r.  56  Clara 

Garrett  Samuel,  teamster,  r.  1904  Market 

Garrett  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  47  Tehama 

Garrett  Thomas,  packer  Cutting  Packing  Co.  r.  326 
Vallejo 

Garrett  William,  drayman  D.  L.  Famsworth,  r.  464 
Jessie 

Garrett  &  Creegan  (James  H.  Garrett  and  Peter 
Creegan)  fruit  and  produce  commission,  SE  cor 
Sansome  and  Clay 

(ty Garrett.     See  Garratt 

Garrick  .Agnes,  widow,  r.  426  Minna 

Garrick  John,  forgeman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  White 
House  Hotel 

Garrick  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  1136  Howard 

Garrick  William  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  2722  Mis- 
sion 

Garrick  William  H.  Jr.,  r.  2722  Mission 

Garriga  Andres  Rev.,  pastor  Yglesia  de  Nues- 
tra  Senora  de  Guadalupe,  r.  908  Broadway 

Garrigan  Edward,  r.  W  s  Bryant  Av,  bet  Solano  and 
Butte 

Garrigan  Hall,  packer  Charles  Bernard,  r.  Ss  Filbert, 
bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 

Garrigan  James,  laborer,  r.  60  Jessie 

Garrigan  James,  plumber  Edward  V.  Wilson,  r.  320 
Vallejo 

Garrigan  John,  laborer,  r.  781  Stevenson,  rear 

Garrigan  Laughlin,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  bet  Mont- 
gouifry  and  Sansnnie 

Garrigan  Michael,  driver  Charles  Bernard,  r.  S  s  Fil- 
bert, bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 

Garrigan  Patrick,  teamster  A.  M.  Ebbets,  r.  17  Alta 

Garrigan  Paul,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  bet  Montgomery  and 
Sansome 

Garrigan  Robert,  laborer,  r.  31  Jessie,  rear 

Garrison  Eunice  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  107  Powell 

Garrison  Frances,  widow,  r.  1134!^  Bryant 

Garrison  Harry,  woodpeddler,  r.  124  Clinton 

Garrison  K.,  clerk  Abraham  Michelsohn,  r.  2029  Fill- 
more 

Garrison  Lewis  B.,  furnished  rooms,  413  Brannan 

Garrison  Lorenzo,  first  officer  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Miss- 
issippi 

Garrison  Samuel  J.,  compositor,  r.  Overland  House 

Garrison  William  W.  (Garrison  &  Co.)  r.  2925  Califor- 
nia 

Garrison  &  Co.  (W.  W.  Garrison  and  F.  E.  Mathieson) 
wood  engravers,  521  Clay 

Garxissere  F.  Mme.,  ladies'  hairdresser,  113  Dupont 

Garrissere  Francois,  hairdresser,  human  hair  and  per- 
fumery, 113  Dupont 

Garrissere  Peter  (Garrissere  &  Stein)  r.  1416  Powell 

Garrissere  &  Stein  (Peter  Garrissere  and  A.J.  Stein) 
barbers,  604  Montgomery 

Garrisino  Autone,  vegetable  garden,  nr  Ocean  View 
Station 

Garrity  Ellen  Miss,  ironer  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r. 
108  Hickory  Av 

Garrity  Hannah,  domestic  1822  Post 

Garrity  John,  fireman,  r.  9  Pacific 

Garrity  John  E.,  r.  G37  California 

Garrity  Kate  Miss,  r.  66  Tehama 

Garrity  Lizzie  Miss,  packer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 
Works 

Garrity  Martin,  engineer,  r.  520  Powell 

Garrity  Mary  Mrs.,  stemmer  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co., 
r.  242  Fifth 

Garrity  Michael,  laborer  Mission  Bay  Warehouse,  r. 
36  Welsh 

Garrity  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  40  Dorland 

Garrity  Peter,  proprietor  City  Hall  Stables,  NE 
cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and  Leavenworth,  r.  30  Dor- 
land 

Garrity  Thomas  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  668  Natoma,  rear 

Ite?"  Garrity.     See  Gerrity 

Garrod  James,  musician,  r.  20  Elliot  Park 

Garrone  Charles  A.,  r.  506  Third 

Garry  Augustin,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RB.,  r.  761  ^ 
Howard 

Garry  Edward  E.,  salesman  R.  W.  Simpson,  r.  761 H 
Howard 

Garry  Louise  M.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  76134  How- 
ard 

Garry  Michael,  furnished  rooms,  777 J^  Mission 

Garry  Sarah  Mrf .,  furnished  rooms,  761 H  Howard 

Gars  Marie  Mrs.,  r.  418 )i  Natoma 

Gars  Octave,  junk,  445  Bush,  r.  606  Pine 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ""^  sTv*^.1,''L^'i!rj?. s*"-'*' 


I     MArnniUniinU    importer  of  and  dealer  rv  COAL  and  pig  iron, 

J.      IVIHUUUI^UUUn,  41  Market  street,   corner  Sd 


Street,   corner  Spear. 


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423 


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Qarside  Charles  W.,  cashier  W.  B.  Bradbury,  r.  1233 

Market 
Garside  George  W.  Mrs.,  r.  TOG  California 
Garsou   Andrew,  foreman   I.  K.  White   &   Co.,  r.  1335 

Xatouja 
Gartelmanu  Katie,  domestic  1908  Sutter 
Gartenberg  Max,  porter  Platehek  &  Harris,  r.  2212 

Fillmore 
Garth  Albert  B.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  231  Stevenson 
Garth  John  F..  cook  Joseph  Schultz,  r.  2G7  Third 
Garthofner  Emil,  baker,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Garthorne  Charles  A.,  printer  Bradley  &  Eulofson,  r. 

3  Central  PI 
Gartliorne   George   H.,   agent   Cal.  Cracker  Co., 

208  Sacramento,  r.  1023  Chester,  Oakland 
Garthorne  Richard  M.,  cooper  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  311 

Pacllic 
Garthorne  Kobert,  bookkeeper,  r.  913  Montgomery 
Garthwaite   Harry  P.,  receiving  teller  Pac.  Bank,  r. 

Oakland 
Garthwaite  Henry,  lumber  surveyor.  Pier  3  Steuart, 

r.  Oakland 
Gartlan  James,  general  agent,  326  Pine,  r.  322 Fremont 
Gartland  Annie  Mits,  furnished  rooms,  824  Howard 
Gartlaiid  Edward,  laborer,  r.  1067  Market 
G.irtland  James,  laborer,  r.  781  Stevenson,  rear 
Gartland  John,  driver  Omnibus  RR. 
Gartland  John  B.,  bookkeeper  A.  F.  Nye  &  Co.,  r.  1067 

Market 
Gartland  Patrick,  marbleworker,  r.  28  McAllister 
Gartland  Philip,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Gartland  Rose  Mrs.,  r.  13  Cleaveland 
Garver  Kossuth,  waiter,  r.  211  Ji  Geary,  rear 
Garvey  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1515  California 
Garvey  Daniel,  teamster  A.  Sutro,  r.  Beach  House 
Garvey  Daniel  J.,  bartender  F.  Jones,  r.  231  Stevenson 
Garvey  David  N.,  driver  Hibernia  Brewery,  r.  676 

Clementina 
Garvey  David  S.,  teamster,  r.  150  Eighth 
Garvey  James,  r.  7i8  Howard 
Garvey  James,  carpenter,  r.  30i  Fifth 
Garvey  James,  carpenter,  r.  1753  Howard 
Garvey  James  P.,  attorney  at  law,  409  California,  r. 

822  Turk 
Garvey  Kate  Miss,  r.  438  Jessie 
Garvey  Mary,  widow,  r.  428  Natoma 
Garvey  Patrick,   driver   Mas   Wolfen    &   Co.,   r.   592 

Stevenson 
Garvey  Thomas  J.,'  engineer  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead  Works, 

r.  303  Jones 
Garvey  Timothy,  seaman,  r.  106  Washington 
Garvey  William,  hustler  J.  P.  Ferguson,  r.  814  Mission 
Garvey  William,  teamster,  r.  1134  ,S  Bryant 
Garvin  Daniel,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn.  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Garvin  James  (Sloan  &  Garviu)  r.  Oakland 
Garvin  John,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  142 >ij  Silver 
Garvin  Mary  Miss,  r.  164  Silver 
1^"  Garvin.     See  Gavin 

Garwich  Frank,  deckhand  N.  P.  C.  RR.stmr  San  Rafael 
Garwood  Charles,  baker,  r.  223  Jessie 
Garwood  Joseph  H.,  machinist  H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co., 

r.  421  Fourth 
Garwood  William  T.,  physician,  office  and  r.  223 

Dupont 
Gary  Charles,  shoecutter,  r.  704  Howard 
Gas  Consamers'   AasociatioiL,    E.   J.  Coleman 

president,  F.  W\  Ludovici  secretary,  202  Bush 
Gas  Inspector,  Robert  C.Ames,  office  old  City  Hall, 

third  floor  . 

Gas-Liiglit  Co.    San   Francisco,   office  SE  cor 

First  and  Natoma 
Gash  John  (Newsom  &  Gash)  r.  San  Jos6 
Gashwiler  John  W.,  mining,  318  Pine,  rooms  27-28,  r. 

1296  Van  Ness  Av 
Gashwiler  Simeon  F.,  mining,  439  California,  r.  1820 

Vallejo 
Gaskill  J.  W..  clerk   Main   k  Winchester,   r.   Ameri- 
can Exchange  Hotel 
Gftskin  Charles  M.,  special  policeman,  r.  324  Clay 
Gaskin  Edward  M.,  shademaker,  108 >4  Jessie,  r.  1217 

Howard 
Gaskin  George,  r.  652  Howard 
Gaskin  George  W.,  r.  1217  Howard 
Gaskin  John  B.,  money  broker,  r.  1217  Howard 
Gaspard  Jacques,  glasspolisher  Fr.  H.  Rosenbaum  b 

Co.,  r.  649  Mission 
Gaspardiui   ,  driver    Lafayette  Brewery,  r.    726 

Green 
Gaspari  Gervasio,  teamster,  r.  626  Green 


Gasper  Charles,  ironmolder,  r.  264  First 
!  Gasper  E.,  carpenter,  r.  54  Sacramento 
(  Gasper  George  F.,  laborer,  r.  772  Harrisen 
I  Gasper  John,    restaurant,   221    Leidesdorff,    r.    1022 

Montgomery 
I  Gasper  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
I  Gasque  Henry  F.,  groceries  and  liquors.  701  O'Farrell 
I  Gasquet  Jean,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Gass  Benjamin,   salesman  J.  W.  Davidson   &   Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Gass  John,  baker  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  813  Greenwich 
Gass  Julius,  butcher,  r.  813  Greenwich 
Gass  Louisa,  domestic  1414  Sutter 
Gassaway  Frank,  journalist,  r.  127  Kearny 
Gassen  Henry,  bootmaker,  r.  106  Dupont 
Gassert  Helen,  widow,  r.  239  Clara 
Gassert  John  L.,  r.  239  Clara 
Gassert  William,  expressman,  and  extraman  Engine 

No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  239  Clara 
Gassmann  Emma  Mrs.,    carjaetsewer,   r.  129  Chatta- 
nooga . 
Gassmann  Eugene,  clerk  John  B.  Gassmann,  r.  404 

Union 
Gassmann  House,  Joseph  Gassmann  proptr,  428  Broad- 
way 
Gassmann  Jolin  B.,  laundry,  406  Union,  r.  404 

Union 
Gassmann  Joseph,  proptr  Gassmann  House,  428  Broad- 
way 
Gassmann  Joseph  F.,  bookkeeper  J.  L.  Armstrong,  r. 

332  Green 
Gassmuss  Charles,  waiter,  r.  232  Minna 
Gassner  Valentine,  bootmaker,  404  Post 
Gasson  F.,  waiter,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Gast  August  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  86  Everett 
Gaston  Louis,  cooper  Rudolph  Armstrong,  r.  Oakland 
Gatelani  Giustu,  laborer,  r.  1500  Dupont 
Gatelli  Cristoforo,   vegetables,  49   Colombo  Market, 
gardens  M,  bet  Twenty-second  and  Tiventy-fifth, 
South  S.  F. 
Gately  :?nnie  E.  Miss,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  & 

Co.,  r.  lKi2  Howard 
Gately  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1520  Hyde 
Gately  Frank  W.,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  1832  Howard 
Gately  James,  boatman,  r.  7033^  Davis 
Gately  Belle  D.  Miss,  compositor,  r.  1706  Hyde 
Gately  John,  meterman   S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Gately  Joseph  J.,  bagturner  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  1832 

Howard 
Gately  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  832}^  Harrison 
Gately  Mary,  laundress  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy,  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Gately  May  L.  Miss,  compositor,  r.  1706  Hyde 
Gately  Michael,  laborer,  r.  410  Valencia 
Gately  Michael,  real  estate,  r.  1832  Howard 
Gately  Minna  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  832 J4  Harrison 
Gately  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  1220  Webster 
Gately  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  1517  Broadway 
Gately  Patrick  J.,  liquor  saloon,  1139   Market,  r.  4-52 

Natoma 
Gately  Thomas,  carriagesmitb,  r.  1321 J4  Natoma 
Gately  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  609  jij  Grove 
Gately  Thomas  B.,  compositor,  r.  1706  Hyde 
Gateuian  James,  Jour.   Shipwrights'   Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Gaten  Daniel,  locksmith,  r.  1634  West  Mission 
Gaten  John,  peddler,  r.  1634  West  Mission 
Gates  Charles  E.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1630  Stockton 
Gates  E.  F.,  retoucher  1. West  Tfiber,  r.  1  Stanly  PI 
Gates  Frank  A.,  medical  student,  r.  722  Montgomery 
Gates  Harry,  actor,  r.  NE  cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Gates  Harry,  machinist,  r.  533  Sacr.tmento 
Gates  Horace,  drug  miller,  r.  32  Everett 
Gates  Horace  D.,  civil  engineer,  r.  223  Seventh 
Gates  Ira,  druggist,  r.  311  Dupont 
Gates  Israel  W.,  shipcarpenter,r.  415  Mason 
Gates  James  H.,  apothecary,  NW  cor  New  Montgom- 
ery and  HowatU,  r.  10  Russ 
Gates  James  R.  (J.  R.  Gates  &  Co.)  r.  417  Sansome 
Gates  J.  R,  «&  Co.  (Jam's  R.  Gates)  wholesaleand 

retail  druggists,  417  Sansome,  cor  Commercial 
Gates   Justin,  druggist,  and    Russian    and   Turkish 

baths,  722  Montgomery 
Gates  W.  K.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  International 

Hotel 
Gatier  Celeste,  widow,  r.  E  s  Sullivan,  nr  Old  Hick- 
ory, B.  H. 
Gatier  Etienne,  chief  cook  Bohemian  Club,  r.  E  s  Sul- 
livan, nr  Old  Hickory,  B.  H. 


JOHN  WIGMORE--HARDWOOD  LUMBER,  129  to  14?  SusarSt. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


826  MARKET  ST., 

Makes  a  specialty  In  taking  Clilldreii'a  Pictnrea. 


GAT 


424 


GEA 


Gatke  John  H.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Gattiuell  Louis,  marblepollsber  Charles  Roche,  r.  35 

Boardman  PI 
Gatting  Maggie,  domestic  304  Grove 
Gatto  Angelo,  laborer,  r.  7  Gaven 
Gatto  Antonio,  wood  and  coal,  2738  California 
Gatto  Bartolomeo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Gatto  John,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Larkin  and  Green 
Gatto  Louis,  laborer,  r.  14  Elliot  Park 
Gatto  Michael,  wood  and   coal,  SE  cor  Larkin   and 

Green 
Gatto  Peter,  musician,  r.  SE  cor  Larkin  and  Green 
Gaubert  Joseph,  florist,  r.  604  (Jaliforuia 
Gaubert  Mary  Mrs.,  florist,  fi04  California,  nursery  cor 

Thirteenth  Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Gaucher  Louis,  dishwasher  Occidental  Hotel 
Gauchet  Henry,  laundryinan,  r.  421  Tehama 
Gaude  Stanislas,  proptr  Sutter  St.  House,  308  Sutter 
Gaudron  Adolph,  patternmaker  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 

408  Larkin 
Gaudron  Edward  N.,  r.  408  Larkin 
Gaudron  Eugenie  Miss,  "dressmaker,  408  Larkin 
Gauggel  Leo,  shoemaker,  181  Minna,  r.  325  Minna 
Gaughran  James,  clerk  Hanson  &  Co.,  r.  126  Gilbert 
Gaughran  Lawrence,  waiter  Lick  House,  r.  438  Jessie 
Gaughran  Thomas,  r.  22  Jansen 

Gaukroger  Albert,  assistant  engineer  Gal.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, r.  Oakland 
Gaul  James,  fireman  State  Dredger  No.  1,  r.  7   Harri- 
son Av 
Gaul  Mary,  domestic  111  Fulton 
l^"Gaul.     See  Gall 
Gauld  James  G.,  noteteller  London  and  S.  F.  Bank,  r. 

619  Pine 
Gauley  Anna,  widow,  r.  1401  Sutter 
B^Gauley.     See  Gawley 
Gault  Adolph  M.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  22 

Scott  PI 
Gault  Margaret,  widow,  fancy  goods,  422  Sutter 
Gault  Marie,  widow,  r.  15  Morey  Alley 
le^ Gault.     See  Gait 

Gaulzata  Antoine  (Gaulzata&  Co.)  r.  1334  Bush 
Gaulzata  &  Co.  (A.  Gaulzata  and  Philip  Mazzi)restaii- 

rant,  1332-1334  Bush 
Gaurier  Emile,  carpenter,  r.  531  Stevenson 
Gaussail  Bernard,   bartender  Emile  A.    Gaussail,  r. 

1.509  Powell 
Gaussail    Emile    A.,    wines    and    liquors,    1239 

Stockton,  r.  1509  Powell 
Gaut  Ira  A.,  drayman  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  835  Broadway 
Gautadini  Jules,  waiter,  r.  220  Virginia 
Gauterau  Francis,  carpenter,  r.  426  Waller 
Gauthier  Eugene,  stockbroker,  306  Montgomery ,r.  306 

Green 
Gautier  Leon  P.,  physician,  office  and  r.  822  Pacific 
Gautriaud  Pierre,  cook  Rassette  House,  11  Kearny 
Gauvreau  Louis  O.,  hotel  keeper,  r.  714   Golden   Gate 

Av 
Gavan  Dominick  (Nagle  &  GaVan)  r.  413  Minna 
Gavan  Michael  J.,  saleFman  John  Hanly.r.  413  Minna 
li^Gavan.     See  Gaven  and  Gavin 
Gaven  Bernard,  expressman,  NW  cor  Sixth  and  How- 
ard, r.  7  Fifth  Av,  rear 
Gaven  Patrick,  r.  2  Raphael  PI 
ByGaven.     See  Gavan  and  Gavin 
Gaver  Edward  S.,  register  deiioslts  O.  S.  Mint,  r.  930 

Market 
Gaver  John,  blacksmith,  r.  1309  Vallejo 
Gavigan  Annie  E.    Miss,    assistant   Grant   Primary 

School,  r.  216  Seventh 
Gavigan  B.  Mrs.,  r.  7  Dodge 
Gavigan  Charles  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  216  Seventh 
Gavigan  Daniel  M.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.  216 

Seventh 
Gavigan  Dennis,  miner,  r.  216  Seventh 
Gavigan  Joseph  A.,  cooper,  r.  216  Seventh 
Gavigan  Martin,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r.  7 

Dodge 
Gavigan  Mary,  widow,  r.  114  William 
Gavigan  Mary  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  7  Dodge 
Gavigan  William,  farmer,  r.  216  Seventh 
Gavigan  William  J.,  chief  deputy  Tax  Collector,  r.  216 

Seventh 
Gavin  Charles,  carder,  r.  1.305  Jackson 
Gavin  G.  D.,  r.  California  Hotel 
Gavin  James,  marble  polisher,  r.  4  Morrel  PI 
Gavin  James  J.,  clerk,  r.  848  Folsom 
Gavin  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  28  Natoma,  r.  25 

Natoma 
Gavin  John,  laborer,  r.  433  Twenty-second,  rear 


Gavin  John,  teamster,  r.  2209  California 
Gavin  John,  pipemaker,  r.  1318  Jackson 
Gavin  Mary,  widow,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Fillmore  and 

Steiner 
Gavin  Michael,  laborer,  r.  17  Sherwood  PI 
Gavin  Nellie,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Gavin  P.  G.,  bartender  James  A.  Blaney,  r.   262  Jeg- 

sie 
Gavin  Patrick,  hackman  Plaza,  r.  1305  Jackson 
Gavin  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1430  Jackson 
Gavin  William,  tinsmith,  r.  cor  Greenwich  and  Web- 
ster 
Gavin  William  H.,  with  J.   A.   Folger  &  Co.,  r.  1305 

Jackson 
B^Gavin.     See  Gavan,  Gaven  and  Garvin 
Gawley  Mark,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Gawley  William  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  417  Harrison 
K^Gawley.     See  Gauley 

Gawne  Charles,  with  Donaldson  &  Co.,r.  1622  Clay 
Gawne  John  (Donaldson  &  Co.)  r.  San  Leandro 
Gawthorne  Johnson  F.  (Gawthorne  &   Maguire)    and 
superintendent    S.    F.    Co-operative     Union,   22 
Montgomery  Av,  r.  139  Chestnut 
GawtUoriie  &  Slag'uire    (J.   F.  Gawthorne   and 
B.  J.  Maguire)  wholesale  and  retail   dealers  coal 
and  iron,  NW  cor    Main    and    Folsom,  office  22 
Montgomery  Av 
Gaxiola  Dolores  Miss,  r.  20  South  Park 
Gaxiola  E.,  r.  20  South  Park 
Gaxiola  Jesus,  tinsmith,  r.  405  Green 
Gay  Albert  C,  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Twenty-third 
Gay  C.  H.,  assistant  engineer  U.  S.  SS.  Manzanita 
Gay  diaries,  general  agent,  523  Montgomery,  r. 

103  Grove 
Gay  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  r.  251  Perry 
Gay  Clara  Mrs.,  saleslady   Charles   E.   Locke,   r.  733 

Bush 
Gay  Henry  C,  expressman,  NW  cor  Market  and  Front, 

r.  132  Church 
Gay  John  G.,  janitor  Industrial  School 
Gaye  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  14  Harlan  PI 
Gayhart  John,  cook,  r.  236  Jessie 
Gaylord  Eugenia  R.,  widow,  teacher  dress   and   cloak 

fitting,  r.  659  Minna 
Gaylord  George  M.,  clerk,  r.  776  Howard 
Gaylord  Williim  H.,  livery  and   sale   stable,  797  Mis- 
sion, r.  338  Third 
Gaynard  Charles,  grain  weigher,  r.  752  Folsom 
Gayuard  James,  shoecutter,  r.  1027  Market 
Gaynard  Mary,  domestic  1329  Leavenworth 
Gayner  Frank,  blacksmith,  r.  E  s  McClellan.  bet  Lin- 
coln and  Cortland  Avs,  B.  H. 
Gaynor  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
Gaynor  Catherine,  widow,  r.  833  J4  Geary 
Gaynor  Daniel,  porter  Bullock  &  Jones,  r.  1008  Wash- 
ington 
Gaynor  F.,  boilermaker  S.  P.  BR 
Gaynor  James,  laborer,  r.  109  Vallejo,  rear 
Gaynor  James  T.,  cutter  Weil,  Leiter  &  Co.,  r.  221 

Mason 
Gaynor  John  P.,  architect,  309  California,  rooms  6-7, 

r.  Oakland 
Gaynor  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1  MeCormick 
Gaynor  Martin,  laborer,  r.  608  Minna,  rear 
Gaynor  Mary,  domestic  328  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gaynor  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  915  Battery 
Gaynor  William,  policeman,  r.  227  Perry 
Gazanigo  John,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Gaze  Charles,  steward  schr  Bill  the  Butcher,  r.  22 

Louisa 
GaZzola  Louis,  salesman  John  Sposito,  r.  20Lsfay«tt« 

PI 
Oeandrot  Augustus,  teamster,  r.  34  Sacramento 
Geaney  Ellen,  widow,  r.  108  Fell 
Geaney  Jertmiah,  currier,  r.  1413  Scott 
Geantit  Alphonse,  butcher,  16-18  8.  F.  Market,  r.  717 

Union 
Geantit  Antonio,  clerk,  r.  717  Union 
Gearliart  Charles    W,,    official   shorthand   re- 
porter Superior  Court,  Dept  No.  10  and  (Gearhart 
&  Glrv-in)  r.  826  Geary 
Gearliart  J.  W.  (Kinsey  &  Gearhart)  official  short- 
hand reporter,  r.  826  Geary 
Gearliart  &  Girviii    (Charles  W.  Gearhart  and 
Ernest  A.    Girvin)    official   shorthand  reporters, 
636  Clay,  room  9 
Gearin  Dennis,  termster,  r.  Ocean  View  House 
Gearin  Maurice,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Gough  and  Lom- 
bard 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO.  ,Tm"' """'''' "'"  """"'■ 


Montgomery  St.,  Sell  Lower  than  any  House  in  this  city. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


ORDERS   FOR  WASHIXO  PRO^WPTI.V  ATTENDED  TO 
OFFICE,  <i48  MARKET  STREET. 


GEA 


425 


GEI 


Gearing  Frederick,  foreman  American  Sugar  Refinery, 
r.  330  Green 

Geamer  Louis,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 

Gearon  John  F.,  barber,  1103  Howard,  r.  1105  Howard 

Gearty  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  224  Clara 

Geary  Agnes,  domestic  316  Hayes 

Geary  C.  S.  Mrs.,  r.  1221  Mission 

Geary  Daniel,  stevedore,  r.  280  Union 

Geary  Dennis,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fol- 
8om  and  Fremont 

Geary  Edward,  laborer,  r.  235  H  Minna 

Geary  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  286  Union 

Geary  Ferdinand,  lumber  surveyor,  r.  726  Capp 

Geary  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  113  Sherman 

Geary  George  W.,  carpenter,  r.  113  Sherman 

Geary  Henry,  laborer,  r.  1825  G'Farrell 

Geary  Henry  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  560  Bryant 

Geary  Hubert,  coachman  1201  Hyde 

Geary  Jeremiah  J.,  tanner  and  currier,  SW  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Fifteenth 

Geary  John,  laborer,  r.  236 Fremont 

Geary  John,  longshoreman,  r.  286  Union 

Geary  John,  teamster,  r.  NE  cor  Brannan  and  Ninth 

Geary  Jolin  F. ,  physician,  office  131  Post,  r.  Oak- 
land.    Olfice  hours  10.30  a.  m.  to  4  p.  m. 

Geary  J.  W.,  bricklayer,  r.  315  Minna 

Geary  Kate  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  NW  ;or  Third 
and  Howard 

Geary  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  27  Natoma 

Geary  Patrick  J.,  r.  415  Minna 

Geary  R.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Geary  Street  Coal  Co.,  William  McKenzie  manager, 
819  Gearj- 

Geary  Street,  Park  and  Ocean  Railroad 
Co.,  Daniel  Meyer  president,  Reuben  Morton 
Buperintendeiit,  John  N.  Syme  secretary,  office 
and  depot,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 

Geary  Theresa,  widow,  r.  652  Jessie 

Geary  William,  salesman  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  426 
O'Farrell 

B^ Geary.     See  Gerry 

Oeasal  William,  blacksmith,  r.  734  Harrison 

Gebbels  Nicholas,  expressman,  Sutter,  bet  Dupont 
and  Kearny,  r.  139  Clara 

Gebhardt  Charles,  cashier  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r.  955 
Howard 

Gebhardt  Charles,  tanner,  r.  E  s  Little,  nr  Onondaga 
Av 

Gebhardt  Frederick,  sawmaker  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 
27  Louisa 

Gebhardt  George,  doormaker,  r.  624  Capp 

Gebhardt  Harry,  with  J.  J.  H.  Medauw  &  Son,  r.  968 
Folsom 

Gebhardt  Henry,  bookkeeper  F.  Kronenberg  &  Co.,  r. 
NE  cor  McAllister  and  Franklin 

Gebhardt  John,  driver  CM.  Herrmann,  r.  100  Te- 
hama 

Gebhardt  John,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery 

Gebhardt  Louis,  upholsterer  Eugene  Hoey  r.  Oakland 

Gebhardt  Louis  P.,  bartender  Martin  Colmann,  r.  639 
California 

Gebhardt  Mathilda  Miss  (R.  Gonzalez  &  Co.)  106  Du- 
pont 

Gebhardt  Theresa,  r.  27  Louisa 

Gebhardt  Wendel,  upholsterer,  955  Howard 

Gebhart  John,  fruits,  Sacramento  Ferry,  r.  318  Davis 

Gebhart  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  J.  S.  Bennett,  r.  10 
Perry 

Gebler  Oscar  A.  J.,  cooper,  r.  1137  Mission 

Gebler  Theodore  H.  A.,  teacher  dresscutting,  1137 
Mission 

Gecan  Andrew,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  2909  Bnsh 

Geckler  John,  carriagemaker,  r.  473  Jessie 

Geddes  Alexander,  shipcarpenter,  r.  33  Moss 

Geddes Charleys,  architect,  528  California,  room  7, 
r.  214  San  Jose  Av 

Geddes  Ephraim,  r.  2422  Howard 

Geddes  N.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  Bonanza  House 

Geddes  Samuel,  mining,  r.  110  Mason 

Geddes  William,  engineer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  W  s 
Tennessee,  bet  Butte  and  Solano 

Geddes  William,  porter  Lilientbal  k  Co.,  r.  818  San- 
some 

Gedge  Frank  J.,  with  Samuel  Irving  &  Co.,  r.  1122X 
Broadway 

Oedge  John,  carriagepainter  Grlswold  &  Berry,  r.  443 
Natoma 

•^Gedge.    See  Gage 

Gee  Ferdinand,  mastermariner,  r.  123  Perry 

G^ee  Frederick,  sailmaker,  r.  123  Perry 


Gee  George  B..  sailmaker,  r.  123  Perry 
Gee  George  J.,  teacher  mnsic,  r.  418  Post 
Gee  James,  machinist,  r.  221  Clara 
Gee  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  923  Howard 
Gee  Robert  S.,  finisher  Althof  &  Bahls,  r.  Oakland 
Gee  William,  machinist  Cal.  Machine  Works,  r.  18  Na- 
toma 
Geer  Richard,   stonecutter,  r.  1028  McAllister 
Geer  Roger  C,  drayman,  cor  Sansome  and  Jackson,  r. 

1028   McAllister 
Geering  Louis,  pastrycook  Occidental  Hotel 
Geeskens  Heniy,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Prospect  PI 
Geesrud  John,  fireman,  r.  134  Perry 
Geflfert  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Geflfke  Henry,  liquor  tender  Cal.  Sugar  Ref.,   r.  1110 

Bryant 
Gefiroy  Celestine,  groceries  and  liquors,   1211   Powell 
Gegan  Ambrose  T.,   bookkeeper  Grangers'   Business 

Assn,  r.  409  Ellis 
Gegan  Thomas  F.,  clerk  John  Rae  Hamilton,    r.  25 

Glen  Park  Av 
l^"Gegan.    See  Gagan 

Geggus  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  19  Moss,  rear 
Geggus  Louis,  butcher,  r.  619  Stevenson 
Gehen  Charles  F.,  ^hoecutter,  r.  1050  Howard 
Gehen  John  E.,  shoecutter,  r.  1050  Howard 
Gehen  Mary  A.,  widow,  bakery,  1050  Howard 
Gehertv  John,  plasterer,  r.  N  s  Eugenia,  bet   Mission 

and  California  Av,  B.  H. 
Gehl  Louis,  cigar  mnfr,  735  Geary,  r.  22  Tark 
Gehlen  Frank,  bartender  Charles  Niquet,  r.  225  Stev- 
enson 
Gehr  Laureston  H.,  policeman,  r.  854  Folsom 
Gehrele  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  740  Howard 
Gehrels  Henry  (Gehrels  &  Lubben)  r.  508  Filbert 
Gehrels  &  Lubben  (Henry  Gehrels  and  John  Lubben) 

liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  S.icramento  and  Davis 
Gehret  Christian,  proptr  Geneva  House,  118-120  Ellis 
Gehret  Frederick,  harnessmaker,  r.  120  Ellis 
Gehret  Sophie  Mme.,  corsetmaker,  120  Ellis 
Gehricke  Henry  P.,  bookkeeper  Sachs,  Heller  &  Co.,  r. 

906  Market 
Gehricke  Otto  F.,  mining  engineer,  r.  120  Ellis 
Gehrig  Ferdinand,  porter  S.  H.  Prank  &  Co.,  r.  10O5J4 

Minna 
Gehring  Charles,  boxmaker  Union  Box  Factory,  r. 

near  Ocean  View  Station 
Gehring  Jacob,  sausage  maker,  r.  1072  Howard 
Gehring  Martin,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Gehring  Nicholas,  brewer,  r.  19  J^  Morey  Alley 
Gehrmann  John  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  22  Turk 
Gehrs  Jens,  laborer,  r.  26  Decatur 
Gehrs  John,  laborer,  r.  24  Decatur 
Gehrt  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  703  Dupont 
Geib  Jesse,  salesman  Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co.,  r.  1429 

Steiner 
Geib  John,  laborer,  r.  709  Treat  Av 
Geier  Matilda,  stamping,  2101  Steiner 
Geier  Moritz,  commission  merchant,  r.  2101  Steiner 
GeigerAugustus.clerkP.  W.  Beckmann.r.  1900  Mission 
Geiger  J.  George,  clerk  M.  Ulmer,  r.  1018  Washington 
Geiger  Pauline  Mrs.,  r.  776  Folsom 
Geilfass  Henry,  architect,  office  33  Kearny,  r.317H 

Capp 
Gelling  Herman  H.,  miner,  r.  407  Pacific 
Gells  Carrie,  widow,  dressmaker,  2009  Polk 
Geilslda  Miss,  instructor  sewing  machine,  r.  2009 

Polk 
Geils  Lillie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  2009  Polk 
Geimaun  William,  merchant  tailor,  509  Montgomery, 

r.  925  Jackson 
Gelmann  William  Jr.,  clerk  William  Geimann,  r.  925 

Jackson 
Geimann  William  F.,  assayer,  r.  925  Jackson 
Geirrine  Charles  H.,  salesman  Davis  Brothers,  Toklas 

&  Co,  r.  West  Berkeley 
Geirrine  Frances  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1326  Stockton 
Geirrine  Henry,  waiter,  r.  1328  Stockton 
Geirrine  Sebastian,  cigarmaker,  r.  60  Crocker 
Geisel  Alois,  engraver,  r.  331  Kearny 
Geisel  Eugene,  clerk  Louis  Hartter,  r.  331  Kearny 
Geisel  William,  blacksmith  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co.,  r.  734 

Harrison 
Gelselhart  Magnus,  miller  Yolo  Mills,  r.  20  Minna 
Geisendorfer  Mary,  widow,  toys   and   stationery,  168 

Second,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Geisenhofer  Michel,  baker,  r.  20  Langton.  rear 
Geiser  Frank  J.,  foreman  car  shop  S.  P.  BR.,  r.   183H 

Mission 


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426 


GEE 


Geishacker  Andrew,  machine  hand  Andrew  Frei,  r. 

413  Bryant 
GeiBler  Chris.,   druggist  J.   Adolph  Boyken,  r.   1301 

Mission 
Geist  John,  upholsterer,  r.  G25  Pacific,  rear 
Geist  William  (Kragen  &  Geist)  r.  910  Ellis 
Geistlich'  William,     geuts'    furnishing     goods,     603 

Fourth 
Geituer   George,   shoemaker,    r.    735    Sixteenth,  bet 

Howard  and  Folsuui 
Geitner  Leonhardt,  blacksmith,   526  Mission,   r.   735 

Sixteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Gelander  R.,  cook  Hermaiiseu,  Jorgeusen  &  Co. 
Gelbke  Julius  H.,  physician,  office  131   Post,   r.   1512 

Taylor  • 

Gelcher  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  562  Brannan 
Gelett  Ice  Machine  Co.,  office  250  Front 
Gelieu  Adolph  G.,  mining,  r.  524  Sutter 
Gelien  Robert  B.,  manager  Rudolph  G.  Gelien,  r.  524 

Sutter 
Gelien  Rudolph  G.,  mnfr  cigars,  315  Davis 
Gelien  Rudolph  G.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  524  Sutter 
Gellatley  James  R.,   books  ami  stationery,  NE   cor 

Stevenson  and  Fouith,  r.  230  Jessie 
Gellert  Henry,  barber,  210  Bush,  r.  945  Howard 
Gellert  Isaac,  porter  Albeit  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  945  Howard 
Gellert  Louis,  tailor,  521  Sacramento,  r.  945  Howard 
Gellert  M.  M.,  r.  321  Davis 
Gelley  Richard,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney,   r. 

131  Folsom 
Gelos  Maria,  widow,  r.  826)4  Pacific 
Gtmiuiaui  Rachel,  widow,  r.  345  Tehama 
Genardini  Beruadetto,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Genarts  Charles,  brass  finisher   S.   F.  Brass  Works,  r. 

22  Turk 
Gendar  Edward  F.,  r.  545  Stevenson 
Gendar  John  W.  (J.  W.  Gendar  &  Co.)  r.  209  Geary 
Gendar  J.  W.  k  Co.  (John  W.  Gendar  and  W.   B.   Cal- 
vert) confectioners,  948  Market  and  26  Sixth 
Gender  William,  nurse  German  Hospital,  r.  205  Tweu^ 

t3'-fourth 
Genderson  Robert,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  El  Capi- 

tan,  r.  West  Oakland 
Geudotti  Andrew,  teamster  B.  Frapolli    &   Co.,   r.  621 

Broadway 
Gendotti  Giuseppe,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 
Gendottl  Luigi,  liquor  saloon,  508-510  Octavia,  r.   440 

Hayes 
Gf  nebern  Brotlier  Rev.,  director  Sacred  Heart 

College,  r.  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Larkin 
Genee  Ottilie  Mrs.,  manager  German  Theatre,  r.  532 

Turk 
General  Jackson   Mining  Co.    (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nev.) 

R.  W.  Heath  secretary,  318  Pine,  rooms  16-17 
General  Lee  Silver  Mining  Co.  (A.  T.)  Charles  E.  Gil- 

lett  secretary,  411 J4  California,  room  3 
General  Thomas  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co., 

Nev.)  William  Willis  secretary,  29  Nevada  Block 
General  Trans-Atlantic  Co.,  Belloc  &  Co.   agents,   524 

Montgomery 
Genei'eaux  Baptiste  C,   master  mariner,  r.  715  Web- 
ster 
Crenesee  Mill   Co.,    Henry  Coubrough  president, 

office  715  Sausome 
Genesee  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  F.  Stone  sec- 
retary, 306  Pine,  room  3 
Genesee  Valley  Mining  Co.   (Plumas  Co.,  Cal.)  James 

L.  Fields  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  20 
Geneva  House,  Christian  Gehret  proptr,  118-120  Ellis 
Geneve  Louis,  r.  2  Lynch 

Geneve  Victor,  cook  Stork  &  Ligon,  r.  15)4  St.  Mary's 
Geurich  FrediricUi  M.,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Genola  Dominick,  sheetiron  worker,  r.  621   Broadway 
Genola  Juan,  sheetlron  worker,  r.  621  Broadway 
Gensberger  Max  (Louis  Kliuo  &  Co.)  r.  11  Kearny 
Geusle  Charles,  baker,  r.  032  M  Minna 
Gensler  Julius,  tailor  and  furnishing  goods,  316  Sixth 
Geuster  Jacob,  barber,  808  Larkin 
Qenswindt  Margaret,  widow,  r.  413  First 
Gentll  Arthur,  barber  and  importer  human  hair,  1226 

Dupont 
Gentile  Belle  Mining  Co.    (Tombstone,  A.  T.)  C.  E. 

Elliot  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  4 
Gentilly  Adolph,  shoemaker,  613  Laguua 
Gentry  A.  Mrs.,  r.  708  Green 
Gentry  Alfred  K.,  porter  Allen,  McGary  &  Co.,  r.  2728 

Mission 
Gentry  8.  K.,  powdermaker,  r.  2728  Mission 
A  Gentuso  Luigi,  vegetable  gardener,  Waller,  bet  Stein- 
er  and  Pierce 


Geuty  Amelia,  laundry,  132  Geary 

Geuty  Charles,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Geuty  Edward,  laundryman,  r.  132  Geary 

Genty  John,  miner,  r.  829  Folsom 

Gentz  Charles,  seamau,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Geuzen  Frederick,  driver  Chicago  Brewery,  r.  1301  }4 

Polk 
Geoghegau  Edward,  brushmaker  John  E.  Ford,  r.  NE 

cor  Crescent  and  Laurel  Avs 
Geoghegau  Edward,  seaman  O.  R.and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Geoghegau  J.  W.,  Ship  Calkors'  Assn.,  44  Spear 
Geoghegau  Margaret,  widow,  r.  921  hi  Folsom 
Geoghegau  Michael,  miner,  r.  1501  Leavenworth 
Geoghegau  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  5  Bowie  Av 
Geoghegau  Samuel,  buyer  O'Connor,  MoHatt  &  Co.,  r. 

1027  Mission 
>S^  Geoghegan.     See  Gagan,  Gagen  and  Gahagan 
Geographical  Society  of  the  Pacific,  317  Powell 
Geoldg  Frederick,  labi^rer,  r.  SW  cor  Napa  and   Con- 
necticut 
Georg  Fianz,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Noe  aud  Henry 
George  Albert,  fisherman,  r.  9  Vallejo 
George  Carrie  Miss,  paperfolder  John  B.  Mclntyre,  r. 

Oakland 
George  Charles  (William  J.  Scrivener  &  Co.)  r.  119  J^ 

Sixth 
George  Charles  E.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  4031;  Geary 
George  Charles  F.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
George  Charles  W.,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  119)^  Sixth 
George  Delano,  Ship  Calkers'  ABsn,.44  Spear 
George  E.,  r.  36  Clay 
George   Edwin,  fireman   Mattullath   Mufg   Co.,  r.  520 

Ninth 
George  Frank  S.,  clerk  auditor's  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Cos  Express,  r.  329  Bartlett 
George  Henry  C,  clerk  Davis  &  Cowell,  r.  714  Capp 
George  Heury  W.,  bookkeeper  Scotchler  &   Gibbs,  r. 

1102  Taylor 
George  J.,  pantryman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
George  James,  laborer,  r.  t!07  Hyde 
George  James,  miuing,  r.  Milton  House 
George  James  H.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  34 

Oak  Grove  Av 
George  J.  EUicott,  clerk  Parrott  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
George  J. Herbert,  r.  34  Oak  Grove  Av 
George  John,  restaurant,  205  Third,  r.  704  Howard 
George  John,  shoemaker,  r.  117  Jackson 
George  Julius  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  717  Sutter 
George  Louise  J.  Mrs.,  r.  1102  Taylor 
George  Mary,  domestic  1814  Sacramento 
George  Michele,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
George  Nelson  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1017  Pierce 
George  Nicholas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
George  Otis  S.,  taxidermist,  r.  '206  Fouith 
George  Peter,  fruits  and  vegetables,  735  Broadway 
George  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  14  Natoma 
George  Thomas,  r.  103i  Folsom 
George  Wesley,  lumberdealer,  r.  1145  Mission 
George  William  B.,  clerk  E.  D.  Farnsworth  &  Son,  r. 

1021  Sutter 
Georges  Hippulyte  (Bine  &  Georges)  r.  810  Powell 
Georges  Leonard,  bookkeeper  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,r. 

Brunswick  House 
Georgia  Ice  Co.  of  San  Francisco,  Henry  Deas  secre- 
tary, 44  Nevada  Block  « 
Georgia  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  R.  Weg- 
ener secretary,  414  California 
Gerabeck  Frank,  cook,  r.  311  Pacific 
Geraghty  Abbie  T.,  widow,  r.  73  Fourth 
Geraghty  John,  driver  S.  F.  Tucker,  r.  Oakland 
Geraghty  John,  laborer,  r.  10  Langton 
Geraghty  Martin,  groceries  and  liquors,  551  Bryant 
Geraghty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  36  Welsh,  rear 
Geraghty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  10  Langton 
Geraghty   Michael,   stationery,   school    books,   fancy 

goods,  etc.,  1127  Fol.iom 
Gerald   Edward   F.,  clerk   freight  dept   C.  P.  KR.,  r. 

Alameda 
Gerald  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  33  Garden 
Gerald  Ezekiel  F.,  traveling  auditor  S.  P.   RR.  and 

C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Lick  House 
«»-  Gerald.    See  Gerold 
Gerard  .\dam,  machinist,  r.  117  Perry 
Gerard  James,  engineer  Palace  Hotel,  r.  117  Perry 
Gerard  William,  brickmason,  r.  116!^  Clara 
B^  Gerard.     See  Girard 
Gerardi  Gabriel,  musician,  r.  14  Elliot  Park 
Gerasiuo  Stefauo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Geravento  Giovanni  B.,  gardener,  r.  N  s  Market,  bet 
Sanchez  and  Church 


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LACE  CURTAINS,  BLANKETS  and  FLANNELS 
A  SPECIALTY.       Office.  33  Geary  St. 


I  MACDONOUGH, 


CUMBERIiAJVD,     LEHIGH     AXI>    ENGLISH    FOUNDRY    COKE, 
41  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


GER 


427 


GER 


Gerber  Anton,  steward  William  Tell  House,  317  Bush 

Gerber  John,  butcher,  r.  1012  Pacific 

Gerber  John  B.,  sjhoemaker,  302  Francisco 

Gerberding  Albert,  grain  broker,  304  Davis,  r. 
1218  Clay 

Gerberding  Frederick  TV.,  clerk  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,r. 
1218  Clay 

Gerberding  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  1218  Clay 

Gerbert  Julie,  teacher  languages,  r.  710  Sutter 

Gerbie  Wilhelmina,  widow,  dressmaker,  32  Sixth 

Gerbrich  Walter,  student,  r.  363  Minna 

Gercke  Brothers  (Frederick  and  Gustav)  proptrs 
Gercke's  Hotel,  SE  cor  Battery  and  Green 

Gercke  Christian,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 

Gercke  Frederick  (Gercke  Brothers)  and  pro- 
prietor William  Tell  House,  317  Bush 

Gercke  Gustav  (Gercke  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor  Battery 
and  Green 

'Gercke  William  (S.  F.  Fiirniture  Factory)  r.  434  Sev- 
enth 

Gercke  William,  bakery,  1924  Howard 

Gercke's  Hotel,  Gercke  Brothers  proptrs,  SE  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Green 

Gercken  Ernest  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  1218  Kearny 

Gercken  William  F.,  captain  schr  U.  S.  Grant,  r.  1517 
Diipont 

Gerdau  August  J.,  Master  Mariner?'  Ben.  Assn,  413 
Sutter 

Gerdes  B.  Henry,  fireman  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works, 
r.  N  s  Towusend,  ur  Ritch 

Gerdes  Carsteu,  expressman,  NW  cor  Post  and  Mont- 
gomery, r.  2243  Mission,  rear 

Gerdes  Frederick  A.  (Burns  &  Gerdes)  r.  Alameda 

Gerdes  Henry,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Gerdes  H.  G..  lettercanier  Post  Office,  r.  1716  Polk 

fi^Gerdes.     See  Gaerdes 

Gerding  Engel  Miss,  boxmaker  Wempe  Bros.,  r. 
317  Polk 

Gerding  Henry,  boxmaker  Wempo  Bros.,  r.  317  Polk 

Gerding  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  317  Polk 

Gerding  Lizzie  Miss,  boxmaker  Wempe  Brots.,  r. 
317  Polk 

Gerds  Edward,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Gere  George  G. ,  physician,  office  and  r.  304  Sutter 

Gerema  Charles  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  420  Brannan 

Gerety  James  E.,  coUecior,  r.  5G  Montgomery  Block 

Gerges  August,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Santa  Clara  and 
Bryant  Av 

Gerhard  Frederick,  with  Wolters  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 
34  Mary 

Gerhard  Frederick  G.,  editor  Pacific  Pilot,  36  Thir- 
teenth 

Gerhardt  Benjamin,  salesman  Reiss  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 
113  Eddy 

Gerhardt  Charles,  driver  Fred.  Ratz,  r.  1006  Union 

Gerhardt  Conrad,  butcher,  t.  1817  Hyde 

Gerhow  Charles,  butcher,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-third  and 
Mission 

Gerhow  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  2-4 
Mission,  r.  561  }<i  Howard 

Gerhow  Frederick  Jr.,  boilermaker,  r.  561 M   Howard 

Gerhow  Kate  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  .'itilj^  Howard 

Gerhow  Robert,  rigger,  r.  104  Mission 

Geiichevi  John,  clerk  F.  G.  Bisazzo,  r.  325  Broadway 

Gerichten  Eriiest  A.,  jewelry  boxmaker  August  H. 
Lochbanm,  r.  6.59  Seventeenth 

Gerichten  Jacob  E.,  r.  659  Seventeenth 

Gerichten  Jusephine  E.  Mrs.,  assistant  Greenwich  St. 
Primary  School,  r.  659  Seventeenth 

Gerichten  Louis,  teacher  gymnastics  Olympic  Club,  r. 
204  Powell 

Gerichten  Philip,  real  estate,  r.  1  Yerb.i  Buena 

Gerig  Autoine,  milker  Henry  Schwerin,  r.  Visitacion 
Valley 

Gerig  Henry,  proptr  Ehreka  Dairy,  NW  cor  Clara  Av 
and  Eighteenth 

Gering  Frederick,  foreman  American  Sugar  Refinery, 
r.  330  Green 

Gering  Jostph,  Swiss  Ben.  See,  627  Commercial 

Goring  William,  machinl.Kt.r.  1.33  Twelfth 

Gerisch  George  R.,  carpenter.  1133  Clay 

Gerke  George,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 
and  Morton 

Gerke  Gotfried,  maltster  U.  S.  Brewery,  r.  NE  cor 
McAllister  and  Fr  mklln 

Girke  Henry,  merchant,  r.  1035  Market 

Gerken  Cliarlos.  bartender,  r.  1113  Dupout 

Gerken  Dn  derich  (Gerken  &  Wobber)  r.  Oakland 

Gerken  Frederick,  clerk  Becker  Bros.,  r.  622  Taylor 

Gerken  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  210  Fourth 


Gerken  Herrman,  waiter,  r.  524  Pine 

Gerken  John  (Peters  &  Gerken)  r.  Preseott  House 

Gerken  John  N.  (Gerken  &  Meyer)  r.  909  Kearny 

Gerken  William,  clerk  Christoph  Von  Issendorf.r.  202 
Beale 

Gerken  &  Meyer  (Claus  Gerken  and  John  N. 
Meyer)  proprietors  Hotel  Rhein,  909  Kearny 

Gerken  &  Woliber  (DiedeJich  Gerken  and  Peter  W. 
Wobber)  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Spear  and  Mis- 
sion, and  33H  Main 

Gerl  Christopher,  junk,  r.  NE  cor  San  Jose  Av  and 
Valley 

Gerlach  Bernhard,  barber,  r.  211  Ritch 

Gerlach  Charles  E.,  r.  H29  Howard 

Gerlach  Conrad,  r.  101  O'Farrell 

Gerlach  Emil,  compositor,  r.  14  Oak  Grove  Av 

Gerlach  George,  physician,  office  and  r.  1313  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Gerlach  George  E.,  salesman  A.  Brune,  r.  2535  Post 

Gerlach  Gustave,  woodworker  E.  Soule,  r.  14  Oak 
Grove  Av 

Gerlach  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  529  J^  Sixth,  rear 

Gerlach  Marie  Miss,  soumstress.r.  14  Oak  Grove  Av 

Gerlach  Reinhuld,  cooper,  r.  14  Oak  Grove  Av 

Gerlach  William  P..  bookkeeper  Christy  &  Wise,  r. 
202  Stockton 

Gerloff  John  F.  W., canvasser  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg 
Co.,  r.  704  Bush  • 

Germain  Dwight  (George  Spaulding  &  Co.)  r.  1227 
Pierce 

Germain  F.  C,  clerk  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,   r.   Oakland 

Germain  Harry,  driver  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  718 
Leavenworth 

Germain  W.  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  20  Mont 

German-Anierican  Insurance  Co.  of  'Sew 
York  (fire)  Tom.  C.  Grant  general  agent,  213 
Sansonie 

German-American  Kindergarten  School,  Miss  Emma 
Marwedel  principal,  1711  Van  Ness  Av 

German  Christopher  G.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  12 
Bourbin  PI 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (of  Baltimore) 
Philip,  Speyer  &  Co.  agents,  425  California 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (of  Pittsburg)  E.  D. 
Farnsworth  fc  Son  agents,  219  Sansome 

German  General  Benevolent  Society,  Eu- 
gene Roiaer  general  agent,  .535  California 

German  Hospital,  Noe,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Rid. 
ley.  for  terms  of  admission  apply  to  office,  535 
Ciillf'Tuia 

German  Hotel,  Frederick  C.  Janssen  proptr,  18   First 

German  Manuela,  shirtmaker,  r.  2  Vallejo  PI 

German  Mary  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth 
and  Brannan 

German  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev.  Hermann 
Briick  pastor,  866-858  Folsom,  bet  Fourth  and 
Fifth 

German  Saving  and  Loan  Society  (The) 
Lawrence  Gottig  president,  George  Lette  secre- 
tary, .526  California 

German  Theatre  (The  Baldwin  Theatre)  after  August 
iBt  (California  Theatre) 

ft^German.     See  Germain  and  Germon 

Germania  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Ne'w  York. 
See  New  Ynrk  Underwriters'  agency 

Germania  Gardens,  Theodore  Sch^itzlein  proptr,  S  8 
Erie,  nr  Mission 

Germania  Lead  Works,  John  G.  Kellogg  presi- 
dent, William  A:  Aldrich  vice-president,  A.  W. 
Bowman  secretary,  works  Salt  Lake  City,  oflSce 
314  California 

Germania  Life  Insurance  Co.  (of  New  York) 
Julius  Jacobs  general  agent,  2^6  Sansome 

Germania  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  Edward  F. 
Stone  secretary,  306  Pine,  room  3 

Germania  Soap  Factory,  August  Stuhr  proptr,  SE  cor 
Fifteenth  Av  ami  San  Bruno  Road 

Germanic  Lloyd,  Muecke,  Vietor  &  Co.  agents, 
435  Califortia 

Germer  John  C,  butcher,  511  Pacific 

Germon  A,  •&  Co.  (Adolphus  Germon  and  JohnW. 
Hodgkin)  general  commission  merchants,  whole- 
sale and  retail  dealers  shingles,  butcher  blocks, 
laurel  timber  and  hardwood  lumber,  113-115  Mis- 
sion 

Germon  Adolphus  (A.  Germon  &€o.)  r.  3  Park  Av 

U3^  Germon.     See  German  and  Germain 

Gernais  Louis,  sailmaker,  r.  127  Jackson 

Gerne  John,  first  mate  bktn  Jane  A.  Falkinburg,  r.  23 
Clay 


f ALUDT,  MAPLE,  CHERBY 


JOHN  WICWIORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


GEE 


428 


GIA 


Gemlch  Frederick,  upholsterer,  r.  229  Ellis 

Gerold  Philip,  commisBion  merchant,  325  Pine,  r.  823 
Dolores 

Gerran  Anthony,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Express, 
r.  33  Natoma 

Gerring  Dennis,  housemover,  r.  E  s  Seventh,  nr  Har- 
rison 

Gerrish  Andrew  D.,  brassfounder,  r.  837  Folsom 

Gerrish  Louis  E.,  waiter  Thomas  M.  Holt,  r.  837  Fol- 
som 

Gerrish  M.  E.  Mrs.,  waxflowers.  127  Kearny 

Gerritson  Fritz,  paiuter,  r.  932  Pacific 

Gerrity  Katie,  domestic  1630  Pierce 

G^rrlty  Mary  Mrs.,  groceries,  G33  Jessie 

Gerrity  Patrick,  drayman,  r.  iS  Everett 

Gerrity  Sarah,  domestic  1415  Jones 

l&~Gerrity.     See  Garrity  and  Geraghty 

Gerry  Robert,  laborer,  r.  334  Bryant 

Gerry  Samnel  R. ,  resideut  physician  City  and 
County  Alms  House,  ofBce  645  Washington 

B^Gerry.     See  Geary 

Gerson  Maria,  widow,  ladies  nurse,  r.  2605  Sacra- 
mento 

Gerson  N.  (Gerson  &  London)  r.  1918  Pine 

Gerson  Nathan,  attorney  at  law,  426  California,  room 
,  4.  r.  1307  Octavia 

GArson  &  London  (N.  Gerson  and  Henry  London)  im- 
porters of  tobacco  and  cigars,  611  Sansome 

Gerstenberg  Henry,  r.  211 H  Austin 

Gerstle  Henry,  tinsmith  Seller  Bros,  k  Co.,  r. 
Bootz  Hotel 

Gerstle  Lewis  (Louis  Sloss  &  Co.  and  Hutchinson, 
Kohl,  Philippeus  &  Co.)  r.  1500  Van  Ness  Av 

Gerstner  Mary,  widow,  r.  45  Clara 

Gerstner  William,  foreman  Uriah  Segars,  r.  45  Clara 

Gerths  Maria  Miss,  housekeeper  314  Stockton 

Gerts  Neil  L.,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Green  and  Fill- 
more 

Gerts  William  P.,  r.  2526  Webster 

Gertzen  Otto,  carpenter,  r.  5  Metcalf  PI 

Gerzabek  Carl  F.,  foreman  William  Lewis  &  Co.,  r. 
605  Steiner 

Gerzabek  Oscar  V.,  with  A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co.,  r.  605 
Steiner 

Geschke  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  4^66  Minna,  rear 

Gesler  John,  seaman,  r.  20G  Steuart 

Gessen  James,  cook,  r.  308  Seventh 

Getchell  Charles  S.,  shipcalker,  r.  58  Tehama 

GetchtU  James  T.,  porter,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet 
Chattiinooga  and  Church 

Getchell  Jesse,  shipcalker,  r.  58  Tehama 

Getchell  J.  S.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  W  s 
Twenty-sixth,  nr  Dolores 

Getchell  L.  P.,  cooper,  r.820  Folsom 

Getchell  Sumner,  mate  C.  P.  BR.  stmr  Apache 

1»"  Getchell.     See  Gitchell 

Gethings  Auuie,  »idow,  bakery,  510  Fourth 

Gethius  Bartholomew,  ironmolder,  r.  60  Zoe 

Getleffe  Laura,  widow,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Getleson  Bernard,  r.  1916  Sacramento 

Getleson  David,  liquor  saloon,  795  Mission,  r.  1916 
Sacramento 

Gettig  John,  lacemaker,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Gettiugs  Charles,  r.  1131  Twenty-first 

Getty  James,  machinist,  r.  1627  Pine 

Getty  John,  yardman  Palace  Hotel 

Getty  William  H.,  clerk  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r.  1627 
Pine 

Getty  William  S.,  clerk,  r.  1139  Twenty-first 

Getz  Abraham,  r.  1724  Sutter 

Getz  Antonio,  barber,  r.  631  Union 

Getz  August,  house  and  sign  painter,  r.  310  Mason 

Getz  Berahard  (Milly  Brothers  &  Getz)  r.  1520  Post 

Oetx  Brothers  <!(c  Co,  (Louis  and  Joseph  Geta) 
commission  merchants,  wholesale  dealers  provis- 
ions and  agents  Alvarado  Salt  Works,  301-303 
Front 

Oetz  Charles,  brassworker,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Getz  Edmund  W.,  barber,  r.  837  Folsom 

Getz  Joseph  (Getz  Brothers  &  Co.  and  Joseph  Getz 
&  Brother)  r.  1724  Bush 

Getz  Joseph  &  Brother  (Joseph  and  Solomon)  general 
merchandise  (Lower  Lake,  Cal.)  office  301-303 
Front 

Getz  Louis  (Getz  Brothers  k  Co.)  r.  1726  Suiter 

Oetz  Marcus,  with  Boyal  Glove  Co.,  r.  518  Octavia 

Getz  Maurice  (Krenz  &  Getz)  r.  1721  Buchanan 

Getz  Max,  traveling  salesman  Kutner  k  Goldstein, 
r.  328  Fell 

Getz  Rudolph  J.  (Getz  &  Swan)  r.  633  Polk 


Getz  Kosie,  packer  Hirschfeld  &  Saroni 

Getz  &  Swan  (Rudolph  J.  Getz  and  Jabez  S.  Swan) 

housepalnting  and  whitening,  727  Market 
Getzendanner  S.,  gardener,  2725  Howard 
Gevliu  John,  laborer,  r.  15  Gilbert 
Gewer  August,  superintendent  Hofmann  Bros.,  r.  903 

Larkin 
Geyer  M.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  311  Stockton 
Geyerswaldt  Leo,  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Point  Loboe  Av, 

bet  First  and  Second  Avs 
Gheen  William,  trunkmaker,  r.  24  Welsh 
Gherini  Amante,   clerk   C.   Anduran    &    Co.,   r.    2004 

Taylor 
Ghezzi  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Ghiando  Pietro,  laborer,  r.  115  Clark 
j  Ghielmetti  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
I  way 

Ghiglieri  Antonio,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
I  Ghiglieri  Bonifacio,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
j  Ghiglieri  George,  laborer,  r.  1416  Kearuy,  rear 
I  Ghigliotti  Giovanni,  Garibaldi   Guard,  423  Broadway 
1  Ghio  Augustine,  fisherman,  r.  126  Pacilic 

Ghio  Emanuele,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
I  Ghio  Felice,  tailor,  SW  cor  Jackson  and  Montgomery 
j  Av,  r.  312  Filbert 

I  Ghio  John  B.,  assistant  foreman  E.  Goslinsky  &  Co. 
r.  520  Union 
Ghiotto  Gio  Battista,  vegetables,  8  Colombo  Market 
I  gardens,  W  s  Mission  Road,  nr  Five  Mile  House 

I  Ghirardelli  Antonio  (Ravenna,  Ghirardelli   &  Co.)  r 
[  Oakland 

Gliirardelli  D.  &  Sons  (Domingo,  Domingo  Jr. 
and  Joseph)  importers  and  manufacturers  choco 
I  late,  coffee  and  spices,  411-417  Jackson 

Ghirardelli  Domingo    (D.     Ghirardelli     &    Sons)    r 

Oakland 
Ghirardelli  Domingo  Jr.   (D.  Ghirardelli   &  Sons)    r 
{  610  Fulton 

I  Ghirardelli  E.,  clerk  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  r.   Oak 
laud 
Ghirardelli  Joseph  (D.   Ghirardelli  &  Sonn)    r.  Oak- 
land 
Ghirardelli  Louis,  bookkeeper  D.  Ghirardelli  &  Sons 
r.  Oakland 
'  Ghirardi  Riccardo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 
'  Ghiselli  Gioconda,  tailor,  114  Pacific 
I  Ghiselli  Giovanni,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad 
way 
Ghisla  Salvator,  umbrella  and  parasol  maker,  1306 
j  Stockton 

Giaointo  Bianci,  cook  Rocco  Beban,  r.  529  Broadway 
I  Giacobbi  F.,  r.  522  Union 
Giacobbi  Louis  A.,  jeweler  Pac   Jewelry  Co.,  r.  822 

Union 
Giacometti  Baptiste,  macaroni  maker,  r.  558  Mission 
Giacomiui  Dominick,  milkman,  r.  California  Hotel 
Giacomiui  John  D.,  porter  Martin,  Feusier  &  Co.,  r. 

1307  Leavenworth 
Giaconitz  Gerolamo,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Giamboni  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  1111  Montgomery 
Giamboui  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commer- 
cial 
Giain1)oni  Natali,    proprietor  Campi's  Restaur- 
ant, 531-633  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Giampaoli  Bernardino,  teamster,  r.  2  Sheppard  PI 
Giampaoli  Giovanni,  wood  and  coal,  908-910  Stockton, 

r.  2  Sheppard  PI 
Gianelli  Domenico,  fruits  and  vegetables,  911  Bryant 
Gianettoui  Camillo,  liquor  saloon,  316  Broadway,  r. 

618  Pacific 
Gianettoui  Giacomo,  saloon  keeper,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Gianettoni  Giovanni,  liquor  saloon,  Montgomery  Av, 

bet  Kearny  and  Pacific,  r.  518  Pacific 
Gianettoni  Malachi  (Buzzini  &  Gianettoni)  r.  29  Sixth 
Gianettoni  Severino,  milkman,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Gianettoni  Stephen,  bartender  Buzzinl  &  Gianettoni, 

r.  29  Sixth 
Giani  Cirilo,  dishwasher  Campi's  Restaurant 
Gianni  Dominico  (Bragia  &  Gianni)  r.  1102  Folsom 
Giannini   Ambrose  (Giannini   &   Guscettf)  r.  8E  cor 

Berlin  and  Henry 
Giannini  Antonio,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-sixth 

and  Twenty-seventh  Avs,  South  8.  F. 
Giannini    Arcangiolo,  Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc.  625 

Broadway 
Giannini  Clemento,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Giannini  Eduardo,  peddler,  r.  10  Russell 
Giannini  Emilio,  laborer,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 
Giannini  Gaetano,  mllkranch,  E  s  Berlin,  nr  Henry, 
U.M.T. 


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Giaunini  Giosue,  capitalist,  r.  212  Eighteenth 

Oiannini  Henry  Q.,  laundry,  824  Lagnna 

Glannini  Henry  P.,  salesman  Eagleson  &  Co.,  r.  212 

Eighteenth 
Gianninl  John,  cook,  r.  1323  Stockton 
Giannlni  Joseph,  bartender    G.   Gianettonl,   r.  1323 

Stockton 
Gianninl  Natale,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Gianniui  Peter  A.,  mnfr  watch  cases  and  importer 

watches,  109  Montgomery,  r.  315  Ivy  Av 
Gianuini  Sabatino,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 
Giannini  &  Guscetti  (Ambrose  Giaunini  and  Vincent 

Gnscetti)  mllkranch,  SE  cor  Berlin  and  Henry,  U. 

M.T. 
Giannotti  Luigi,  fruits,  703  Broadway,  r.  15  Moray  AI- 

le^ 
Gianola  Domenico,  blacksmith,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 
Gianola  Giovanni,  blacksmith,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 
Gianone  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  521  Green 
Giant  and  Old  Abe  Mining  Co.  (Dakota  Ter.)  J.  King 

Goodrich  secretary,  49  Nevada  Block 
Giant  Powder  Co.,office4  California,  Bandmann, 

Nielsen   &   Co.  general  agents,  210  Front,  works 

Fleming's  Point  (Alameda  Co.) 
Glbb  Gavin,  painter,  r.  1207  Mission 
Gibb  James,  wines  and   liquors,  617  Merchant,  r. 

1818  Geary 
Gibbes  Charles  D.,  surveyor  and  civil  engineer,  118 

Montgomery  Block 
Gibbes  J.  T.,  surveyor  and  draftsman,  102  Montgom- 
ery Block 
•^■Gibbes.     See  Gibbs 
Gibbon  Edward  F.,  pawnbroker,  625  Kearny,  r.  923 

Pine  . 

Gibbon  John  F. ,  physician,  office  and  dispensary,  623 

Kearny,  r.  923  Pine 
Gibbon  ■VVilliam  R.,  saddler,  r.  1.334  Pacific 
Gibbons  Alexander,  tailor,  r.  1915  Broderick 
Gibbons  Alfred,  superintendent  warehouses  Custom 

House,  r.  Alameda 
Gibbons  Anna  P.  Miss,  assistant  Rincon  Grammar 

School,  r.  939  Geary 
Gibbons  Bernard,  junk  dealer,  r.  13  Garden  Av 
Gibbons  C.  P.,  speculator,  r.  2608  Mission 
Gibbons  Eleanor  P.,  designer  and  engraver  on 

wood,  219  Bush.  r.  939  Geary 
Gibbons  Francis  W.,   assay  dept   U.  8.   Mint,  r.  721 

Turk 
Gibbons  George  A.,   teamster,    r.  N  8  Eugenia,    bet 

Mission  and  California  av,B.H. 
Gibbons  Henry,  physician,  office  101  Dupont,    and 

professor    practice   of    medicine  ,  medical   dept 

University  College,  r.  939  Geary 
Gibbons  Henry  Jr. ,  physician,  office  101  Dupont, 

dean  and  professor  of  obstetrics  and  diseases  of 

women  and  children  medical  dept  University  Col- 
lege, r.  601  Polk 
Gibbous  James,  salt  dealer,  r.  211  Langton,  rear 
Gibbous  James,  upholsterer,  r.  24J<J  Ritch 
Gibbons  John,  laborer,  r.  68  Tehama 
Gibbons  John,  teamster,  r.  913  Batterv,  rear 
Gibbons  John  J.,  carbutlder  S.  P.   RR.,    r.   1353  Ala- 
bama 
Gibbonb    .Joseph,   seaman,    r.    NE  cor    Jackson    and 

Drumm 
Gibbons  Julia,  widow,  r.  15  Jansen 
Gibbons  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  526  Howard 
Gibbons  Michael,  teamster,  r.  7  McLea  Court 
Gibbons  Michael,  teamster,  r.  909  Battery 
Gibbons  Michael  J.,  boot  crimper,  r.  8  Minna,  rear 
Gibbous  Patrick,   soapdealer,    r.    cor     Caroline    and 

Ninth 
Gibbons  Philip,  teamster,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
Gibbous  Robinson,  clerk  J.  A.  Benson,  r.  Alameda 
Gibbons  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1914  Taylor,  re.ir 
Gibbons  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  411  Valencia 
Gibbous  Thomas,  fruit  dealer,  r.  1121  York 
Gibbons  Thomas  E.,  laborer,  r.  1012  Hampshire 
Gibbons  William,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Gibbons  W.  R.,  actor  Tivoll  Garden,  r.  1334  Pacific 
Gibbs  C.  E.  Mrs.,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Grammar 

School,  r.  Oakland 
Gibbs  Charles,  barber  Francis  W.    Haines,    r.    715 

Howard  ' 

Gibbs  Charles  E.  (Scotchler  &  Gibbs)  r.  833  Post 
Gibbs  Cornelius  V.  S.,    adjuster  marine  losses, 

318  California,  room  1,  r.  722  Post 
Gibbs  Frederick  A.  (George  W.  Gibbs  &  Co.)   r.  431 

Bartlett 


Gibbs  George,  machinist  F.  A.  Robbins,  r.368Natoma 
Gibbs  George  W.    (George  W.    Gibbs  &   Co.)   r.   2851 

Sixteenth 
Gibbs  George  W. &  Co.  (George  W.   and  Freder- 
ici  A.  Gibbs,  and  Edward  A.  Selfridge)  importers 
iron,  steel,  blacksmiths'  tools,   bolts,   etc.,   35-37 
Fremont 
Gibbs  Hurry  T.,  clerk  George  W.  Gibbs  &  Co.,   r.   722 

Post 
Gibbs  James  A.,  millwright  Joseph  Wagner  &  Co.,  r. 

919  J4  Howard 
Gibbs  John  H.,  route  agent  U.   S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Gibbs  Mary,  widow,  r.  11 'i  Pearl 
Gibbs  Reuben  F.,  sawsmith,  604  Mission,  r.  Brooklyn 

Hotel 
Gibbs  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  1608  Mason 
Gibbs  Thomas,  waiter,  r.What  Cheer  House 
Gibbs  U.    S.     Bonded    Warehon.se.    John   O. 

Strauch  proprietor,  SW  cor  Front  and  Vallejo 
Gibbs  William  C,   adjuster    marine  losses,  318 

California,  r.  Oakland 
t<^    Gibbs.  See  Gibbes 

iJibeau  I.  O.  &  Brother  (Isaaj  O.    and   John)    black- 
smiths and  wagonmakers,  2944  Mission 
Gibeuu  Isaac  O.  (I.  O.  Gibeau  &  Brother)  r.  911  Bart- 
lett 
Gibeau  John  (  I.  O.  Gibeau  &  Brother)    r.  2943  Mis- 
sion * 
Gibello  Antonio,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Gibilinl  Baptista,  tinsmith,  r.  533  Green,  rear 
Glbilini  Pietro,  tinsmith,  r.  633  Green,  rear 
Giblin   Daniel.  black.«mith,   r.   S  s  Myrtle    Av,   bet 

Gough  and  Franklin 
Giblin  J.,  stonemason,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Giblin  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Zoe  and 

Freelon 
Giblin  John,  clerk  Desimone  Bros.,  r.  702  Valencia 
Giblin  Johu  J.,  furniture  polisher,   r.   1405  Wash 
Giblin  Margaret,  widow,  r.  821  Broadway 
Giblin  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Jessie 
Giblin  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  114  Sacramento 
Giblin  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  314  First 
Giblin  Richard  J.,  painter,  r.  339  Jessie 
Giblin  Timothy  J.,  real  estate,  r.  1329  Clay 
Giblin  William,  shoemaker,  159  Ninth 
Glblmg  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  748  Howard 
Gibney  Alice  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  422  Fremont 
Gibney  Andrew  D.,  coremaker,  r.  326  Tehama 
Gibney  Ann,  widow,  r.   549  Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
Gibney  Annie,  domestic  858  Folsom 
Gibney  John,  longshoreman,  r.  26  Alta 
Gibney  Margaret,  widow,  lodgings,  422  Fremont 
Gibney  Mary,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Gibuey  Michael,  laborer,  r.  100  Greenwich 
Gibney  Samuel,  cabinetmaker,  r.  lOSii  Tehama 
Gibney  S.amuel,  ship  painter -J.  J.  Callahan 
Gibney  Thomas  F.,  housemover,  r.  413  Clementina 
Gibson  A.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Gibson  Adam,  machinist,  r.  18  First 
Gibson  Alexander,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Gibson  Alexander,   porter  Wilmerding  &   Co.,  r.  N  s 

Clipper,  bet  Church  and  Dolores 
Gibson  Charles,  commission  merchant,  r.  W   8   San- 
chez, bet  Market  and  Sixteenth 
Gibson  Charles,  laborer,  r.  S  s   Townsend,  bet   Sev- 

enth  and  Eighth 
Gibson  Charles,  teamster,  r.  1009  Union 
Gibson  Chauncey  W.  (Gibson  &  Covert)  r.  22  Geary 
Gibson  Edward  L.,  mail   clerk  Argonaut  Publishing 

Co.,  r.  2731  Howard 
Gibson  Edward  T.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

37  J4  Filth  Av 
Gibson  Francis  Miss,  r.  114  Masyn 
Gibson  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  r.  116  Jones 
Gibson  George,  bartender  Abraham   Warner,   r.   NW 

cor  Meiggs'  Wharf  and  Francisco 
Gibson  George  B.,  upholsterer.  1511  Market 
Gibson  G.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  ■329  Minna 

Gibson  Henry,  Cooks' and  Bakers' Union,  SW  cor  Kear- 
ny and  Post 
Gibson  Herbert  L.,  clerk  general  passenger  and  ticket 

agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  2731  Howard 
Gibson  James,  porter  Wilmerding  i  Co.,  r.  56  Te- 
hama 
Gibscm  James  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  2819  Califor- 
nia 
Gibson  James  E..  restaurant.  10  Sacramento,  r.  SEcor 
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430 


GIL 


Gibson  James  E.  C,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 
1827  Market 

Gibson  James  H.,  marblecutter,  r.  S  s  Lizzie,  nr  Mis- 
sion 

Gibson  James  L.,  capitalist,  r.  1827  Market 

Gibson  John,  gardener  German  Hospital 

Gibson  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Seventh  and  Townaend 

Gibson  John,  machinist,  r.  30i  Fremont 

Gibson  John,  waiter,  r.  339  Tehama 

Gibson  John  B.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  1139 
Union 

Gibson  John  W.  (J.  W.  Gibson  &  Co.)  r.  1827  Market 

Gibson  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  16  Natoma 

Gibson  J.  W.  &  Co.  (John  W.  Gibson)  wholesale 
music  dealers,  647  Market 

Gibson  Margaret,  widow,  r.  458  Guerrero 

Gibson  Marvin  P.,  clerk  Jackson  &  Truman, r.  10  Lib- 
erty 

Gibson  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  S  s  Clipper,  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Gibson  Matilda  Miss,  r.  122  Ellis 

Gibson  Matthew  M.  Rev.  D.  D.,  pastor  First  United 
Presbyterian  Church,  r.  803  Guerrero 

Gibson  Oren  B.,  speculator,  r.  273]  Howard 

Gibson  Otis  Rev.,  Buperlntendent  M.  E.  Chinese  Mis- 
sion, r.  91G  Washington 

Gibson  Phrebe  R.,  widow,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 

Gibson  Ralph  H.,  machinist  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.  10 
Liberty 

Gibson  Richard,  sub-editor  S.  F.  News  Letter,  r.  869 
Market 

Gibson  Robert,  boatman,  r.  720  Third 

Gibson  Robert,  carpenter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Gibson  Robert,  compositor,  r.  13U9  Stockton 

Gibson  Samuel,  r.  1  Willow 

Gibson  Samuel,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1303J^ 
Polk 

Gibson  Samuel,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  222  Te- 
hama 

Gibson  Samuel,  roller  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Gibson  Samuel  S..  painter,  r.  222  Tehama 

Gibson  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  113  Oregon 

Gibson  Thomas  B.,  coffeeroast-er  Bothin,  Dallemand 
&  Co.,  r.  1553 }<i  Market 

Gibson  Thomas  R.,  manager  Charles  G.  Ewing,  r.  37 
Ritch 

Gibson  Walter  D.  K.,  clerk  John  D.  Spreckels  &  Bros., 
r.  1009  Union 

Gibson  Weston,  ship's  clerk,  r.  1519  Larkin 

Gibson  William,  r.  37  Ritch 

Gibson  William,  janitor  Nevada  Block,  r.  105 Prospect 
PI 

Gibson  William,  rougher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Gibson  William  F.,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,r.  34 
Austin 

Gibson  William  J.,  lather,  r.  37  Ritch 

Gibson  W.  J.,  r.  719  Market 

Gibson  &  Covert  (Chauncey  W.  Gibson  and  Henry 
M.  Covert)  commission  merchants  and  purchas- 
ing agents,  203  Sacramento 

Giddings ,  master  mariner,  r.  637  California 

Giddings  B.  F.,  manager  Railroad  Gazetteer,  219 
Bush 

Giddings  Henry,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Gidney  George,  hackman,  r.  Federal  H.  tel 

Gieck  William,  brewer,  r.  1431  Pacific 

Gieglingen  Arthur  von,  clerk  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  2536  How- 
ard 

Gielow  Charles,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 

Gienger  Charles,  foreman  brewer  Philadelphia  Brew- 
ery, r.  67  Tehama 

Gier  E.,  driver  San  Francisco  Stock  Brewery,  r.  1819 
Powell 

Gieriaoh  John,  r.  1H07  Octavia 

Gies  Charles  W.,  barber,  614  Post,  r.  2  Chatham  PI 

GieB  George,  barber,  r.  1  Montgomery  Court 

Gies  Kilian,  barber,  434  Pacific,  r.  1  Montgomery 
Court 

Gleechen  William,  clerk  John  Martens,  r.  SW  cor 
Geary  and  Steiner 

Gleschen  Henry,  laborer,  r.  Greenwich,  nr  Scott 

Glese  Brothers  (Claus  and  Jurgeu  H.)  groceries  and 
liquors,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 

Giese  Claus  (Giese  Brothers)  r.  704  Battery 

Giese  Jurgen  H.  (Giese  Brothers)  r.  704  Battery 

Giesen  Frederick,  horseshoer,  r.  3U)  Linden  .\\ 
Gieaen  Robert,  hor.seehoer,  r.  310  Linden  Av 
Giesser  Louis,  barteuder,  r.  Continental  Lodgings 

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Giesting  Joseph  G.,  salesman  Hall's  Safe  and  Lock 
Co.,  r.  1928  Pine 

Giffin  Coleman  J.,  tinsmith  John  Giflln.r.  Ns  Precita 
Av,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Giffin  Herman  E.,  r.  1239  Pine 

Giffin  John,  plumber  and  tinner,  3006  Mission,  r.  628 
Filbert 

Giffin  John  F.,  tinsmith  John  Giffin,  r.  628  Filbert 

Giffin  Oscar  F..  merchant,  office  310  Pine,  room  44,  r. 
1812  Pine 

Giffin  William,  clerk,  r.  628  Filbert 

Gillord  Arthur  W.,  miner,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Gilford  Charles,  janitor  Ladies'  Pro.  and  Relief  Soc, 
E  8  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 

Gififord  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  711  Howard 

Gilford  William  C,  r.  967  Mission 

Gift  Joseph  K.,  reporter  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  621  Pine 

Gignat  Peter,  cooper,  r.  17  Union  PI 

Gihon  George H.,  engraver  Thomas  Gihon,  r.422  Bry- 
ant 

Gihon  Thomas,  engraver,  109  Montgomery,  r.422  Bry- 
ant 

Gila  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Nye  Co.,  Nev.)  J.  T.  Mc- 
Geoghegan  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  13 

Gilardi  Battista,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Gilbau  John,  die  reamer  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  Golden 
Eagle  Hotel 

Gilbart  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Du. 
pont  and  Union,  r.  17  Bannam  PI 

Gilbert  A.  B.,  bookkeeper,  r.  721  Bryant,  bet  Fourth 
and  Fifth 

Gilbert  Adrian  A.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 
Oakland 

Gilbert  Alexander,  proptr  Gilbert  House,  824  Mont- 
gomery 

Gilbert  Alfred,  lithographer,  r.  1  Graham  Pi 

Gilbert  Auguste,  candies,  410  Hayes 

Gilbert  Benjamin,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 
r.  105  Stockton 

(Jilbert  Caroline  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  DeHaro 
and  Center,  r.  N  s  Center,  bet  DeHaro  and  Caro- 
line 

Gilbert  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1  Graham  PI 

Gilbert  Charles,  laborer,  r.  321  Dupont 

Gilbert  Charles  W.  (Gilbert  A:  Moore)  r.  Oakland 

Gilbert  Christopher,  boilermaker,  r.  18  Heron 

Gilbert  D.  M.,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 

Gilbert  Edmund  C,  compositor,  r.  609  Pine 

Gilbert  Edward,  laborer,  r.  3  Howard  Court 

Gilbert  Edward,  stone  cutter,  r,  Hampshire,  bet  Butte 
and  Solano 

Gilbert  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  212  Laugton 

Gilbert  Emil,  r.  248  Tehama,  rear 

Gilbert  Emma  Mrs.,  barber  Mrs.  Addie  'Wright,r.  715 
Howard 

Gilbert  Ferdinand,  bartender  Caroline  Gilbert,  r.  N  8 
Center,  bet  De  Haro  and  Carolina 

Gilbert  Florence  Miss,  milliner  F.  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r. 
W  s  Octavia,  bet  Green  and  Union 

Gilbert  Frank,  gardener,  r.  428  Broadway 

Gilbert  George  S.  Jr.  (Chaffee,  Gilbert  &  Bonestell) 
office  NE  cor  Front  and  Clay,  r.  421  Hyde 

Gilbert  House,  Alexander  Gilbert  proptr,  824  Mont- 
gomery « 

Gilbert  James,  carpenter,  r.  24  Lapidge 

Gilbert  James,  clerk  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  130  Fell 

Gilbert  J.  J., "assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  r.  413  Post 

Gilbert  J.  Martin,  salesman  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  130 
Fell 

Gilbert  John,  r.  957  Howard 

Gilbert  John,  miner,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 

Gilbert  Joseph,  r.  407  Pacific 

Gilbert  Joseph  H.,  proprietor  Red  Cross  Packing 
Co.,  805  Sansome 

Gilbert  Julius  A.,  compositor,  r.  169  Silver 

Gilbert  Maurice,  stevedore,  r.  3  Howard  Court 

Gilbert  Merrick,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 

Gilbert  Michael,  second  hand  clothing,  243  Third,  r. 
74a  Folsom 

Gilbert  Robert,  poultry,  23  Bay  City  Mar'^et,  r.  NW 
cor  Octavia  and  Green 

Gilbert  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  Ridley,  bet  Market  and 
Valencia 

Gilbert  Stephen,  cook,  r.  28  First 

Gilbert  Theodore,  draw  tender  Long  Bridge,  r.  SW 
cor  Fourth  and  Channel 

Gilbert  Thomas,  bottom  finisher  Rosenthal,  Feder  & 
Co. 

Gilbert  T.  M.,  boxmaker,  r.  224  Fourth 


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Gilbert  Walter,  clerk  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  644  Twenty- 
third 
Gilbert  William,  confectioner  Auguste  Gilbert,  r.  410 

Hayes 
Gilbert  &  Moore  (Charles  W.  Gilbert  and   Hiland 
A.  Moore)  manafacturers  school,  office  and  house- 
hold furniture,  18-20  Sutter,  factory  500-572  Bran- 
nan 
Gilberto  Paolo,  coffee  roaster  Hofen  &  Co.,  r.  423  Fil-  j 
bert  I 

Gilberts  Edward,  stonecutter,  r.  SE  cor  Hampshire 

and  Solano 
Gilberts  George,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Gilbertson  Charles  A.,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
GilbertsQn  Christian,  seaman,  r.  311  Filbert 
Gilbertson  James  (Mackenzie  &   Gilbertson)    r.  Oak-  ' 

land 
Gilbertson  Michael  H.,  furniture,  205  Fourth 
Gilbride  Bernard  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Caroline 
Gilbride  James,  laborer,  r.  630  Brannan 
Gilbride  John  C.  mattres^smaker,  r.  15  Caroline 
Gilbride  Josephine  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  15  Caroline 
Gilbride  Michael  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Caroline 
Gilbride  Patrick,  r.  15  Caroline 
Gilbride  Pati  ick,  laborer,  r.  W  6  Kentucky,  bet  Sierra 

and  Nevada 
Gilbride  Roderick  A.,  machinist  S.  F.  Tool  Co.,  r.  15 

Caroline 
Gilbrunseu  August,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Gilchrist  James,  carpenter,  r.  Adams  House 
Gilchrist  John,  laborer,  r.  216  First 
Gilchrist  John  G.  (Kelly  &  Gilchrist)  r.  506  Eddy 
Gilchrist  Maria  Mrs.,  r.  1244  Howard 
Gilchrist  Mary,  widow,  r.  17  Zoe 
Gilchrist  Robert  C,   messenger  American   Dist.  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  3t<  Austin 
Gilchrist  William,  clerk   Kelly  &     Gilchrist,   r.    506 

Eddy 
Gilcrest  Frank  Ij.,  collector  and   surveyor  New  Zea- 
land Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Gilday  Edward,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Gildea  Charles,   clerk   Tax  Collector's   Office,  r.  551 

Minna 
Gildea  Charles,  mining,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
B^Gildea.     See  Guildea 

Gildemeester  John  P.  H.,  real   estate  broker,  621  San- 
some,  room  6 
Gilder  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Qildersleeve  Ralph,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park,  r.  Tre- 

mont  House 
Gildner  Fred.,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,   r.  cor  Point 

Lobos  and  First  Avs 
Gile  Henry  S.  (Doane  &  Co.)  r.  Illwaco,   Washington 

Territory 
8^'Gile.     See  Geil      ' 
Gilead  Leon,  shoemaker,  r.  34  Natoma 
Giles  David,  messenger  Cal.  Dist.  Tel.  Co. 
Giles  Geo.,  doorkeeper  Bush  St.  Theatre,  r.  325  Bush 
Giles  Henry,  carpenter,  r.   Eighth  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Giles  Howard,  teamster,  r.  311  Linden  Av 
Giles  James  W.,  grainweigher,  r.  535  Fulton 
Giles  Patrick  S.,  storekeeper,  r.  865  M  Market 
Giles  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  Eighth  Av,  bet,  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Gilfeather  Annie,  domestic  839  O'Farrell 
Gilfeather  Daniel  F.,  upholsterer,   r.  W  s  California 

Av.  bet  Virginia  and  Esmeralda  Avs.  B.  H. 
Gilfeather  Francis  T.,  blacksmith,  r.  5  Elizabeth 
Gilfeather  James,  carriagepainter  Robert  Walsh,  r. 

Oakland 
Gilfeather  Margaret  Miss.  r.  113  Jones 
Gilfeather  Nornh,  domestic  839  O'Farrell 
Gilfeather   Owen,   upholsterer,  r.  W'  s  California  Av, 

bet  Virginia  and  Esmeralda  Avs,  B.  H. 
Gilfeather  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  415k'  Fifth 
GilfiUan  Archibald  Mrs.,  r.  2210  Fillmore 
Giltillan  Charles  A.,  pantryman  Bocken  &  Baccala,  r. 

Oakland 
GilfiUan   JamoH   C,  draftsman  Fulton  Iron  Worlis,  r. 

Ill  Langton 
Gllfillaii  Jonah   C.  (GUfiUan   &   Hohenschild)  r.  1010 

Jackson 
GilfiUan  .t  Hohenschild  (Jonah  C.  GilfiUan  and  estate 
of  George  Hohenschild)  fruits  and  vegetables.  33 
34-4.5-49  California  Market 
Gilfoil  John,  peddler,  r.  1202  Union 
B^Gilfoil.     See  Guilfoyle 

Gilfoy  John,  expressman,   NE  cor  First  and  MiSBion, 
r.  7  Willow 


Gilgan  James,  r.  1314  Eddy 

Gilgan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1455  Minna,  rear 

GilgenA.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  236  O'Farrell 

Gilgeu  James  R.,  plasterer,  r.  236  O'Farrell 

Gilgen  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1616  Devisadero 

Gilgenkrantz  Ernest,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1108  HarriBon 

Gilham  Frank  M.,  salesman   Main   &   Winchester,  r. 

1410  Sacramento 
Gilhooly  Benjamin,  melter  Pac.  Stove  and  Iron  Works, 

r.  1191  Harrison 
Gilhouse  Henry,  blacksmith,  r.  115  Eddy,  rear 
Gilhulyflugh,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,r.257)i 

Clara 
Gilhuly  James,  clerk  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r.  267  J4 

Clara 
Gilhuly  Michael,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
8^"  Gilhuly.     See  Gillogley 
Gill  Catherine,  domestic  3  Clay  Av 
Gill  Catherine,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  228  Clara,  rear 
Gill  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  17  Oak  Grove  Av 
Gill  Emily  Miss.  r.  Marlborough  House 
Gill  Evan,  stairbuilder,  r.  1411  Valencia 
Gill  Frederick,  clerk  Adjutaut-General's  Office,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation,  r.  789  Eddy 
Gill  Frederick  W.,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  619  Harrison 
Gill  Hannah,  domestic  905  Pacific 
Gill  Hugh,  stonecutter,  r.  N  s  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  L 

and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Gill  James,  plumber,  r.  39  Clara 
GUI  John,  laborer,  r.  218  Ritch 
Gill  John,  seaman,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Gill  Jose  T.,  actor  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  416  Union 
Gill  Joseph  P.,  barber  H.  H.  Creighton,  r.  706J4  Pine 
Gill  Martin,  wheelwright,  r.  218  Ritch  * 

Gill  Mary,  seamstress,  NW  cor  Powell  and  California 
Gill  Matthew,  machinist,  r.  34  Tehama 
Gill  Michael,  laborer,  r.  165  J^  Tehama 
Gill  Richard,  brakeman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  cor  Treat  Av  and 

Fourteenth 
Gill  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Filbert  and  Van  NesB 

Av 
Gill  Rose,  domestic  1414  Post 
Gill  Stephen  A.,  boilermaker,  r.  572  Howard 
Gill  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  135  Freelon 
Gill  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  72  Everett 
Gill  William,  laborer,  r.  114  Welsh 
Gill  William,  tinsmith,  r.  NE  cor  California  and  Cort- 
land Avs,  B.  H. 
Gill  William  H.,  bartender,  r.  103  Natoma 
Gill  WiUiam  W.,  student,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Gilla  Peter,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Gillam  Jefferson  D.,  porter  Kittle  &  Co.,  r.  1610  Pine 
Gillam  Joseph  R.,  pianomaker,  701  Howard 
Gillan  John,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Market  and  Valencia 
Gillan  Patrick,  bartender,  r.  12  Langton 
lS^"Gillan.     See  Gillen,  GlUin  and  Gillon 
Gillard  .^.gnes,  domestic  939  Geary 
Gillard  George  D. ,  r.  406  Laguna 
Gillard  Marv.  cook,  1800  Franklin 
Gillard  S.  T.,  painter,  r.  919}^  Howard 
Gillbreath  Robert,  cellarman  A.  Anstett  &  Co.,  r.  726 

Green 
Gille  Henry,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  323 M  Ivy  Av 
Gilleece  James,  teamster,  r.  133  Hayes 
Gillen  Bridget  M.,  widow,  r.  727  Broadway,  rear 
Gillen  Charles  J.,  butcher,  and    foreman   Engine  No. 

11,  S.  F.  F.  D..  r.  16  Bowen's  Block,  South  S.  F. 
Gillen  Dominick,  peddler,  r.  112  Lily  At 
Gillen  James,  laborer,  r.  31  Eleventh 
Gillen  James,  laborer,  r.  11  Natoma 
Gillen  James  B..  laborer,  r.  727  Broadway 
Gillen  John,  teamster,  r.  1743  Market 
Gillen  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  11  Natoma 
Gillen  Matthew,  shoemaker,  r.  605  Broadway 
Gillen  Neil,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Gillen  Patrick  J. .  bricklayer,  r.  1620  Washington 
Gillen  WlUiam,  packer  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  727Broad- 

wav 
l^yOilien.     See  GlUan,  GiUin  and  Gillon 
Giller  Charles  J.,  engraver  C.  L.  Ciller,  r.  W  s  Parker 

Av.  bet  Point  Lobos  and  Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Glll«r  Charles  L.,  engraver   and  diesinker,  402  Mont- 
gomery, room   32,   r.  W  s   Parker  Av,   bet  Point 
Lobos  and  Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Gilleran  Bartholomew,   laborer,  r.   NE   cor  Vermont 

and  Mariposa 
Gilleran  Edward,  jailer   County   Jail,  r.   909)4  Harri- 
son 
Gilleran  flenry,  bartender,  r.  7  Hampton  PI 


MAHOGANY,  SPANISH  CEDAR,  PRIMA7ERA : 


JOHN    WICMORE, 

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G.  D.  MORSE, 


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FIBMT  CliAMM  TAKiENT  ONKiY  E9IPK.OYED. 


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Gilleran  James,  proptr  Winchaster  House,  44  Third 
Gilleran  Patrick,  r.  312  Langton 

Gillerau  William,  liquor  saloon,  159  Third,  r.  7  Hamp- 
ton PI 
Gillerlane  Mary,  r.  1414  Post 
Gillespie  Alexander  G.,  laborer,  r.  58  Clara 
Gillespie  Charles  V.,  attorney  at  law  and  aearch> 

er  records,  522  California,  r.  1832  Sutter 
Gillespie  Edward  J.,  painter,  r.  1219  Fillmore 
Gillespie  F.  Mrs.,  janitress  Silver  St.  Primary  School, 

r.  733  Bryant 
Gillespie  George,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills  * 
Gillespie  George  G.,  contractor,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Gillespie  Jacob,  bartender,  r.  20  Harriet 
Gillespie  James  (Gillespie  &  Van  De  Mark)  r.  17  Van 

Ness  Av 
Gillespie  James,  butcher,  r.  21  Anthony 
Gillespie  James,  laborer,  r.  27  Hinckley 
Gillespie  James,  laborer,  r.  90  Frederick 
Gillespie  James,  laborer,  r.  538  Howard 
Gillespie  James,  laborer,  r.  466  Tehama 
Gillespie  James,  seaman,  r.  5  Rushton  PI 
Gillespie  John,  carriage  painter,  r.  27  Hinckley 
Gillespie  John,  water  lender  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 

Janeiro 
Gillespie  John  J.,  carriage  painter,  r.  310  Minna 
Gille3i>ie  Joseph  J.,  searcher  of  records,  r.  316  Third 
GillesiJie  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1104  Mission 
Gillespie  Lucy,  widow,  tailoress,  r.  30  Pleasant 
Gillespie  Margaret,  domestic  426  Eddy 
Gillespie  Maria  Miss,  r.  20  Harriet 
Gillespie  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  177  Minna 
Gillespie  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  20  Harriet 
Gillespie  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Gillespie  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1316  Kearny 
Gillespie  Robert,  machinist,  r.  54  First 
Gillespie  T.,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Gillespie  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  1517  J^  Market 
Gillespie  Thomas,  weaver,  r.  27  Hinckley 
Gillespie  Thomas  G.,  laborer,  r.  3593^  Brannan 
Gillespie  William  J.  (Robinson  &  Gillespie)   r.  778 

Stevenson 
Gillespie  William  M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  1316  Sac- 
ramento 
Gillespie  William  Martin,  clerk,  r.  317  Third 
Gillespie  &  Van  DeMark  (James  Gillespie  and  George 
F.  Van  De  Mark)    mnfrg  and   dealers   brooms,  27 
Drumm 
Gillespy  John  H.,  secretary  Yuma  Mill  and  Min- 
ing Co.,  73  Nevada  Block,  r.  Glenooe,  Cal. 
Gillet  Joseph,  machinist  A.   S.  Hallidie,  r.  18  Natoma 
Qillett  Charles,  chemical  operator  David  Cobb,r.  NW 

cor  Filbert  and  Polk 
Gillett  Charles  E.,  mining  secretary,  411}^  California, 

room  3,  r.  Oakland 
Gillett  Edward  F.,   solicitor  Singer  MnfgCo.,r.  110 

Sixth 
Gillett  Isaac  C,  carriagebuilder,  r.  522  Minna 
Gillett  R.  J.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Gillice  Patrick,  teamster  P.  Lynch,  r.  1122)^  Larkin 
Gillick  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Glllick  James,  expressman,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry, 

r.  S  s  Sierra,  bet  Indiana  and  Iowa 
Gillick  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  bet  In- 
diana and  Iowa 
Gillick  T.  Silas,  steward,  r.  938  Pacific 
GlUieri  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  Roma  Hotel 
Gillies  Robert,  sawyer  Pac.  Box   Factory,  r.  cor  Fifth 

anil  Cl.ira 
(iillig  Jacob,  carriagetrimmer  Albert  Folsom,  r.  NW 

cor  Cook  and  Post 
(Hlligau  Cliristopher,   farmer,  Vlsitacion  Valley,  bet 

Missiou  and  San  Bruno  Roads 
Gilligan  Ellen  Miks,  dressmaker,  r.  1004  Howard 
(lilligaii  Joseph.  carpent<r,  r.  5J7  Natoma 
(Mlligan  KathiTiiie  Miss,  dressiuaker,  1004  Howard 
Oilligau  M.,  laborer,  r.  1615  DeviHadero 
GUligan  Martin  (Kenney  .^'  Gilligan)  r.  50  Nevada 
Gilligan  Mary  A.  Miss,  seam.stri  sh,  r.  553 >4  Minna 
Oillig.in  Oweu,  shoemaker  Gilbert  Pringle,  r.  13  M 
Gilligan  Patrick  J.,  carpenter,  r.  527  'i  Natoma 
Cilligau  William  T.,  salesman  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
Gillilaud  Adam,  bookkeeper  Harlford  Fire  Insurance 

Co..r.  1710  Clay 
Gilliland  John,  painter,  r.  1710  Clay 
<*lllilaud  William,  tailor,  r.  35)4  Erie 
Gilliland  William   J.,  bookkeeper  J.  D.  Culp  .t  Co    r 

1710  CJlay 
(iillln  Bartholomew,  special  policeman,  r.  1016  Mont- 
gomery 


Gillin  Charles,  cooper,  r.  135  Freelon,  rear 

Gillin  Edward,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Baker  and  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Gillin  George  B..  clerk  J.  H.  B.  Wilkins,  r.  1016  Mont- 
gomery 
Gillin  James  W.,  policeman,  r.  1016  Montgomery 
Gillin  JoUu,  teamster,  r.  1209  Folsom 
Gillin  John  H.,  harnessmaker,  and  extraman  Hose  No. 

9.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1016  Montgomery 
B^  Gillin.     See  Gillan,  Gillen  and  Gillon 
Gillis  Andrew  J.,  assistant  engineer  C.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Towusend 
Gillis  Carrie  Miss,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
i  Gillis  Charles,  waiter,  r.  fi65  Mission 
I  Gillis  John,  cook  stmr  Reform,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Gillis  Sabra  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  400  Geary 
Gillis  Samuel,  master  mariner,  r.  317  Union 
Gillis  William,  foreman  blacksmith  Rlsdon  I.  and  L. 

Works,  r.  331  Beale 
B^  Gillis.  See  Gillies 
Gilliss   George  P.,   clerk   William   W.  Stow,   r.   1232 

Green 
GiUman  John,  painter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Gillmor  John   B.,  assistant  foreman  Examiner,  r.  462 

Filbert 
Gillmor  John  B.  Jr.,  upholsterer,  r.  Winchester  House 
Gillmore  Robert,  cooper,  r.  North  German  House 
Gillmore  Sarah  W.  Mrs.,  r.  211 '^i  Turk 
83"  Gillmore.     See  Gilmor,  Gilmore  and  Gilmour 
Gillo  Giuseppe,  laborer,  r.  19  Sonora 
Gillogley  George,  teamster,  r.  708  Clementina 
Gillogley  Hugh,  teamster,  r.  708  Clementina 
Gillogley  John,  carpenter,  r.  120  Valley 
Gillogley  Robert,  teamster,  r.  708  Clementina 
B^  Gillogley.     See  Gilhooly  and  Gilhuly 
Gillon  James,  clerk  Charles  W.  Fox.  r.  The  Baldwin 
Gillon  Ruse,  laundress  S.  F.  Laundry,  8  s  Eddy,  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
B^  Gillon.     See  Gillan  and  Gillin 
Gillony  John  M.,  carpainter  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  9  Taylor 
Gillpatrick  George  W.,  drayman,  r.  719  Hyde 
Gillpatrick   Isaiah   W.,  commission   merchant,  r.  719 

Hyde 
Gillpatrick  Wallace,  clerk  S.  F.  News  Co..  r.  719  Hyde 
Gilly   Ferdinand,   cutter  J.   H.   Curley  &  Co.,  r.  1806 

Mason 
Gilman   Benjamin  F.  (Myers,  Gilman  &  Co.  and   Oil- 
man &  Racouillat)  r.  245  Ninth 
Gilman  Charles  A.,  clerk  Ichi  Ban,  r.  213  Mason 
Gilman  Charles  E..  boxmaker,  r.  245  Ninth 
Gilman  Charles  H.  (Gower  &   Gilman)  r.    Oak- 
land 
Gilman  Charles   H.,  shipping  clerk  Ichi  Ban,  r.  317 

Ellis 
Gilman  David  F.,  bookkeeper  Ctllman,  Walker  &  Co., 

r.  Russ  House 
Gilman  Elias.  messenger  U.  8.  Mint,  r.  8  Russ 
Gilman  Frank,  bookkeeper,  r.  435  Bush 
Gilman  George  A.,  teamster  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co. 
Gilman  Granville  B.  (Gilman,  Walker  &  Co.)  r.  Loais- 

ville,  Ky. 
Gilman  Henry,  bookkeeper  George  Thacher  &  Co.,  r. 

426  OFarrell 
Gilman  Jane  Miss,  r.  437  Minna 

Gilman  J.  H.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Gilman  John,  seaman,  r.  904  Kearny 
Gilman  John  P..  speculator,  r.  546  Minna 
Gilman   M.  Jennie   Miss,  assistant  Lincoln   Primary 

School,  r   814  Twenty-first 
Gilman  Robert,  painter,  r.  304  Jessie 
Gilman  Trn.stan  C,  carpenter,  r.  1031  Montgomery 
Gilinan,  Wallcertfc  Co.  (GrauvilleB.Gilman,James 
G.  Walker  and  C.  W.  Craig)  importers  and  whole- 
sale wines  and  liquors.  224  Front,  and  Louisville, 
Ky. 
Gilman  William  W.,  foreman  pressman  Evening  Bul- 
letin, r.  2439  California 
Gilman  William    Wallace,  sodawater  maker,  r.  1522 
i  Stockton 

i  Gilman  «!k  Racouillat  (Benjamin  F.  Gilman  and 
I  L.  Racouillat)    manufacturers   patent   tule  bottle 

1  covers.  SW  cor  Ninth  and  Harrison 

Gilmard  J.,  leather  ctitter   Levy,  Diamaut,   Oppen- 
heimer  &  Co. 
!  Gilmnrtin  Cordelia  Miss,  r.  16  Garden 
<  Gilmartin  Delia  Mrs.,  tailoress,  r.  16  Garden 

Gilmartiu  James,  with   H.S.Crocker  &   Co.,  r.  1308 
j  Kearny 

1  Gilmartin  James  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  1308  Kearny 


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Gilmartln  John  T.,  clerk,  r.  1308  Ke»ruy 

Gilmartin  Owen  F.,  bookkeeper  M.Ward  &  Co.,  r.  10'29 

Alabama 
Gilmet  Hattie,  domestic  21  Eleyenth 
Gilmor  Forest  Miss,  teacher,  r.  68  Clipper 
Gilmor  Harry  C,  bookkeeper,  r.  708  Post 
Gilmor  John  W.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  708  Post 
Gilmor  Joseph   W.   A.,  paying  teller  First  National 

Gold  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  708  Post 
Gilmor  Samuel   Q.,  bookkeeper  P.  C.   SS.   Co.,  r.  68 

Clipper 
Gilmore   Agnew,  compositor   S.  F.  Chronicle,  r,  323 

Jessie 
Gilmore  Albert,  beltmaker  Charles  N.  West,  r.  1047 

Harrison 
Gilmore   Archibald   N.,  chief  engineer  O.  R.  and  N. 

SS.  Oregon,  r.  1200  Market 
Gilmore   Charles  C,  foreman   Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r. 

Winchester  House 
Gilmore  David,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sut- 
ter 
Gilmore  E.  S.,  millwright  David  Woerner,  r.  S  s  Clip- 
per, bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Gilmore  George  C,   carpenter,   1127  J^   Howard,  r.  8 

Kausch 
Gilmore  George  D.,  carpenter,  r.  27  Garden 
Gilmore  James,  expressman,  cor  First  and  Brannan, 

r.  149  5^  Silver 
Gilmore  James,  laborer,  r.  5263^  Stevenson 
Gilmore  James,  laborer,  r.  402  Fremont 
Gilmore  James,  machinist,  r.  S  s  Clipper,  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Gilmore  James  Jr.,  boxmaker,  r.  149 M  Silver 
Gilmore  James  H.  (Foley  &   Gilmore)  r.  S  s  Twenty- 
fifth,  bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Gilmore  John  H.(Van  Norden  &  Gilmore) r.  2032  Bush 
Gilmore  John  H.,  salesman  F.  Chester   &   Co.,  r.  456 

Tehama 
Gilmore  John  J.,  engineer  tug  Kate,  r.  13  Clementina 
Gilmore  Mary,  domestic  34  Minna 
Gilmore  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Twenty-sixth, nr  Dolores 
Gilmore  Michael,  plasterer,  r.  716  Natoma 
Gilmore  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  122  Howard 
Gilmore  Peter  H.,  laborer,  r.  717  Natoma 
Gilmore    Quincy    S.,  clerk  P.  0.  SS.  Co.,   r.    SW   cor 

Twenty-fifth  and  Dolores 
Gilmore  Robert  J.,  butcher,  r.  826  Filbert 
Gilmore  Samuel  W.,  capitalist,  r.  1922  Sutter 
Gilmore  Stephen  D.,  r.  618  Folsom 
Gilmore  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  413  Fremont 
Gllmour  John  D.,  shipsmith,  209  Main,  r.  Oakland 
Gilmour  John  H.,  r.  1227  Pine 
Gllmour  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Laguna  and 

Grove 
Gilmour  William,  carjjenter,  704  Laguna 
ft^Gilmour.     See  Gilmore  and  Gillmore 
Gilpatrick  Joseph  G.,  sawyer  Union  Box   Factory,   r. 

11.5  Taylor 
Gilrain  Michael,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
Gilroy  James,  cook  Charles  P.  Mayer,   r.    508   Steven- 
son 
Gilroy  James,  stockbroker,  r.  2104  3^  Folsom 
Gilroy  Mary,  r.  207  Minna 
Gilroy  Mary,  widow,  r.  1310  Powell 
Gilroy  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  129  Third 
Gilroy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Buchanan 
Gilroy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  44  Louisa 
Gilroy  Thomas,  teamster  quartermaster's  dept  U.  S. 

A.,  r.  NE  cor  Sanchez  aud  .Jersey 
Gilroy  Timothy,  butcher,  r.  47  Jessie 
Gilruy  Timothy,  cook,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Gilsoii  Kd'ward.  Justice   of  the   Peace,   office   SE 

cor  Kearny  and  Washington,  r.  2119  Jones 
Gilsou  James,  laborer,  r.  Excelsior  Hotel 
Gilson   Livingston,  mining   engineer,    211   Sansome, 

rooms  6-7,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Gilson  Oliver  C.  (Gilson  &  Co.)  r.  913  Sacramento 
Gilson  Peter  J.,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Gilsou    Hi  Co.     (Oliver    C.    Gilson   and  James  E. 
Brown)  Chinese  employment  office,  35  H  O'Farrell 
Giltjen  Katie,  chambermaid  Prescott  House 
Giltner  Frauci.s,  exjiressman,  r.  141J  Octavia 
Giltuer  Frank,  carpenter,  r.  1784  Folsom 
Giltner  William,  butcher,  r.  1411  Octavia 
Gimbcl  William,  lettercarrier  Post  Office, r.  7  Graham 

PI 
Gimmel  Albert,  cooper  David  Woerner, r.  5  Telegraiih 

PI 
Gimmel  Edward  G.  (Cummings,  Gimmel  &  Co.)  r.  108 
Prospect  PI 


Gimmel  Henry  L.,  jeweler,  r.  16  Hopeton  Terrace 
Gimmel  Julius,  furrier  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  r.  5  Tele- 
graph PI 
Gimmel  Louisa,  widow,  r.  5  Telegraph  PI 
Gimpel  Maurice  C,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  819 

Market,  r.  27  Pearl,  rear 
Ginazzo     Giovanni,    Italian     Bersaglieri     Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Ginder  Mary,  widow,  r.  S  s  Niagara  Av,  nr  Mission 
Ginder  V.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1  Cedar  Av 
Gingg  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  1295  Alabama 
Gingg  Johu,  liquor  saloon,  415  Pine,  r.  532  Pine 
Gingrich    William    H.,   salesman  Davis  Bros.,   r.   652 

•    Folsom 
Giun   George   A.,  salesman  Thomas  Sullivan,  r.  629 

Post 
Ginni  Dominick,  fruit  peddler,  r.  328  Seventh  V 

Ginocchio   .\ntonio,   driver  Ravenna,   Ghirardelll    &! 
Co.,  r.  Broadway,  nr  Montgomery  ! 

Ginocchio  Domenico  (C.  Cuneo  &  Co.)  r.  516  Filbert 
Ginocchio  Giovanni,  vegetables, 2-3 Colombo  Market, 
gardens  Twenty-third  Av,  bet  N  and  P.  South  S.  F. 
Ginoccliio  Giuseppe,  merchant,  217  Sacramento, 

r.  2727  Folsom 
Ginocchio  Giuseppe  B.,  fruits, Washington  St.  Wharf, 

r.  311  East 
Ginocchio  James,  bartender,  r.  516  Filbert,  rear 
Ginocchio  Pietro,  laborer,  r.   SE  cor  Lombard  and 

Mason 
Ginocchio  Vincenzo  (Ginocchio  k  Linn)  r.  521  Green 
Ginocchio   &   Linn    (Vincenzo  Ginocchio   and  Jacob 

Linn)  liquor  saloon,  1306  Diipont 
Ginty  James,  bartender  Boyle  &  Co.,  r.  625  Minna 
Ginzburger  August,  cigars  and  tobacco,  r.  1550  How- 
ard 
Giocondo  George  B.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1318 }i  Pa- 
cific, r.  1327  Pacific 
Giomi  Eugenio,  knifecleaner  Campi's  Restaiurant,  r. 

8  Ohio 
Giorgi  Angiolo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Giorgi  Jacopo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Giorgi  Luigi,  r.  515  Filbert 
Giorgiani  Antonio  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  914  Pine 
Giorsa  Sunta  Mrs.,  r.  220  Francisco,  rear 
Giovacchini  Giuseppe,  Italian   Bersaglieri  Soc,  626 

Broadway 
Giovannacci  P.,  bartender,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Giovannetti  Carlo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Giovannetti  Gerolamo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wash- 
ington 
Giovannetti  Joseph,  teamster,  207  Washington,  r.  826 

Jackson 
Giovannetti  Rlccordo,   Italian  Bersaglieri   Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Giovannetti  9.,  wheelwright,  r.  702  Sansome 
Giovannetti   Vincenzo,   Italian   Bersaglieri   Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Giovanni  Angelo,  expressman,  r.  425  Green 
Giovanni  John,  gardener,  N  s  Lake,  bet  Second  and 

Third  Avs 
Giovanni  Paulino,  baker,  r.  110  William 
Giovanuini  Angelo,  clerk,  r.    SE  cor  Broadway  and 

Kearny 
Giovanniui  Daniel,  wood  and  coal,  810  Pacific,  r.  808 

Pacific 
Giovanuini  Felix,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Kohler  PI 
Giovanuini  Francisco,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Kearny 
Giovanuini  Giuseppe,  musician,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Giovanuini  Luigi,  fruit  peddler,  r.  720  Front 
Giovanuini  Philip  (Giovanniui  &  Co.)  r.  125  Valencia 
Giovanuini  Sabatino,  liquor  saloon,  306  Montgomery 

Av,  r.  1337  Dupout,  rear 
Giovanuini  &  Co.  (Philip  Giovanniui)  proptrs  Union 

Brass  Foundry,  417-419  Mission  •- 

Giovannoli  Antonio  (Perpoli   &  Giovannoli)  r,  1823 

Powell,  rear 
Giovannoui  Angelo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Giovannoni  Martiuo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Wash 
Giovannoui  Paulino,  teamster,  r.  1508  Mason 
Giovanovich  Nicholas,  cook,  r.  723  Davis 
Oipson  Peler,  mate  P.  C.  S3.  San  Vicente,  r.  9  Pacific 
Giraldello  Luigi,  teamster,  r.  633  Green,  rear 
Giraldello  Steflfauo,  teamster,  r.  533  Green,  rear 
Giralt  R.  W.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Girard  Achille  S.,  clerk  B.  Pasquale,  r.  1  Graham   PI 
Girard   Auguste,   restaurant,   612    Montgomery,   r.    3 
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Girard  Elizabeth,  teacher  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 
Girard  Emile,  traveling  agent  J.  JuUien  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Girard   Emma  Miss,  costumer  and  dressmaker,  308)^ 

Stockton,  r.  Ill  Virginia 
Girard  Ernest,  turner,  r.  ti25  Merchant 
Girard  FranU  R.,  pianos  and  organs,  332  Sutter 
Girard  House,  Daniel  McMillan  proptr,  142  Seventh 
Girard   Insurance    Co.    (fire    of    Philadelphia) 
Hutchinson   &   Mann   agents,  322-324   California 
and  302-304  Sansome 
Girard  James  A.,  r.  231  Montgomery  Av 
Girard  Jean,  gardener,  r.  NE  cor  Kansas  and  Center 
Girard  Leonce,  merchandise  broker,  214  California,  t. 

819  Montgomery 
Girard  Louis,  shoemaker,  843  Market 
Girard  Louisa  Miss,  dressmaker  Miss  Emma  Girard, 

r.  Ill  Virginia 
UiyGirard.     See  Gerard  and  Gerrard 
Girardat  Charles,  machinist,  r.  20  Clara 
Girardat  Valerie  Miss,  waitress  C.  Dentz,  536  Mission 
Girardiu  Emil,  blacksmith,  r.   NE  cor  Stockton   and 

Clay 
Girardin  John   F.,  barber,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1905 

Eillmore 
Girardin  Manuel  H.,  barber,  r.  1905  Fillmore 
Giraud  Ada  Miss,  r.  221  Seventh 
Girauci  Benjamin,  cellarman  Lenormand  Bros.,  r.  2623 

Mission 
Giraud  Etienne  (Giraud  &  Martin)  r.  4  Caroline  PI 
Giraud  Joseph,  miller  G.  Venard,  r.  430  Vallejo 
Giraud   &   Martin  (Etienne  .Giraud  and  Charles  Mar- 
tin) liquor  saloon,  532  Pacific 
Giraux  Adeline  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  323  Montgomery  Av 
Giraux  Carlos,  cook,  r.  531  Vallejo 
Giraux  Jo8tx)h,  mecljanic,  r.  527  Vallejo 
Girls   High   School,  John  Swett  principal,  NW   cor 

Bush  and  Hyde 
Girold  Laurent,  machinist,  r.  1513  Dupont 
Girold  Maria  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1513  Dupont 
Girot  Alfred,  machinist  Tait  &  Hainque,  r.  54   Loiiisa 
Girot  Frank,  clerk  Marriott  &  Son,  r.  9  Pinkney  PI 
Girot  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  54  Louisa 
Girty  Michael,  painter  John  McDonald,  r.  1127   Har- 
rison 
Girvin  Alexander,  laborer,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Girvin  Charles,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  33  Perry 
Girvin  Ernest  A.,  official  reporter  Police  Court, 
department  2    (and   Gearhart   &   Girvin)    r.  20  J^ 
Franklin 
Girvin  Lawrence  J.,  clerk  E.  A.  Girvin,  r.  33  Perry 
Girvin   Richard  D.,  clerk  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  r. 

1312  Taylor 
Girzikowski  P.  O.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Seventeenth 
Giselman   William,  agent   S.  Clinton  Hastings,   and 

real  estate  agent,  636  Clay,  r.  1308  Grove 
Gitchell  James  M.,  attorney  at  law  and  register 
in   bankruptcy,  10   Court   Block,  636   Clay.  r.  524 
Post 
Oitheng  William  L..  assistant  rector   Church   of   the 

Advent,  r.  623  Howard 
Gitterman  Stephen  F.,  traveling  salesman,  r.  29  Du- 
pont 
Gittings  Henry  F.,  carpenter,  r.  31  Grand  Av 
Giufra  Antonio,  Garibaldi  Guard.  423  Broadwav 
Giugno  Albert,  painter,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 
Giuliani  G.,  waiter  Campi's  Restaurant,  r.  1111  Mont- 
gomery 
Giunti  Gaetano,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625    Broad- 
way 
Qiuutini  Carlo,  Italian   Bersaglieri  Soc,   625    Broad- 
way 
Giurcovich  George,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Giuricli  Mateo,  waiter  B.  Maroni,  r.  913  Post 
Giusti  Alf(j|iBo,  expressman,  r.  612  Broadway 
Giusti  Alfonso  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  612  Broadway 
Giusti  Joseph  A.,  oysttr  and  chop  house,  105  Califor- 
nia Market,  r.  71K  Broadway 
Giusti  Pcllegrino,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Giusti  Setimo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broadway 
Giusto  Dominic,  expressuiau,    SE    cor    Seventh  and 

Market,  r.  027  3^  Grove 
Giusto  Frank,  expressman,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Market, 

r.  iViT/i  Grove 
Giusto  Gregory,  blacksmith,  r.  627M  Grove 
Giusto  James,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor  Fourth   and 
Market,  t.(S}.1%  Grove 


Giuzine  Mary,  widow,  r.  553  Bryant 
Givanovich  Marin,  dishwasher,  r.  ViS  Fourth 
Givens  H  arrv  J^  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Givens  Lou  M.,  r.  1004  Sutter 
Gizard  Michel,  blacksmith,  r.  22  Bluxome 
Gjestvang  Augusta  Miss,  r.  506  Minna 
Gladding  Charles  (Gladding,  McBean  &   Co.>   r.   Lin- 
coln, Cal. 
Gladding  George  L.,  clerk  Wheaton  &  Luhrs,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Gladding',  McBean  &  Co.  (Charles  Gladding,  P. 
McG.  McBean  and   George   Chambers)    manufac- 
turers iron-stone  sewer  pipe,  etc,  1310  Market 
Glade  Frederick  W. ,   proprietor  Spear  St.  Mills, 
manufacturer  house  finish,  mouldings,  doors.sash 
and  bliuas,  30-34  Spear,  r.  1005  Sutter 
Gladwin  Edward  H., bookkeeper  Poly,Heilbron  &  Co., 

r.  2216  Howard 
Gladwin  George  S.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  ER.,  r. 

2216  Howard 
Gladwin  W.  H.,  workman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Glaenzer  Eugene  W.,  salesman   O'Connor,    Moffatt   & 

Co.,  r.  501  Post 
Glaeser  Felicitas,  domestic  1107  Powell 
cilair  Thomas  H.,r.  506  O'Farrell 
Glaucy  Patrick  G.,  teamster,  r.  177  Minna 
Glaney  Jeremiah,  currier,  r.  1413  Scott,  rear 
Glanville  C,  shoemaker,  r.  435  Pine 
Glanville  Conrad  F.,  stonecutter,  r.  60  Tehama 
(ilanville  William,  shoemaker,  r.  435  Pine 
K^     Glanville.     See  Granville 
Glanz  John,  policeman,  r.  504  Greenwich 
Glasby  Jesse  K.,  millwright,  r.  829  Howard 
Glaser  A.,  master  manner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Glaser  August  C,  captain  schr  Jennie  Stella,  r.  2218 

Mason 
Glaser  Charles,  merchant,  r.  607  Hayes 
Glaser  Charles  F.,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  505  O'Far- 
rell 
Glaser  John  P.,  brickmason,  r.  2212  Mason 
Glaser  Marks,  clerk,  r.607  Hayes 

Glaser  Michael, laborer  Louis  Sloss  &  Co.,  r.  651  Third 
Glaser   Simon,   glazier,    picture    frames    and    passe 

partouts,  9  Hardie  PI,  r.  75  Stevenson  Building 
1^"  Glaser.     See  Glazier 
Glasford    John     R.,   conductor  S.   P.   RR.,  r.    615}^ 

Hayes 
Glasford  Peter  S.,  salesman,  r.  545  Folsom 
Glasford   Wallace,   compositor  William   C.  Brown,  r. 

545  Folsom 
Glasford  William  H.,  student  Heald's  Business  Col- 
lege 
Glasgow  James,  farmer,  nr  Ocean  House  School 
Glasheeu  Edmund,  boilermaker,  r.  Washington  Hotel 
Glashinovich  Anton,  restaurant,  2016  Fillmore 
Glasko  Morris,  junk,  1628^  Mission 

Glass ,  laborer  Lafayette  Brewery,  r.  725  Green 

Glass  Emilia,  widow,  r.  2604  Sutter 

Glass  Frederick  H.,  clerk  Thomas   A.    Graham,  r.  13 

Page 
Glass   Gilbert,   stock   clerk   Ackerman   Bros.,  r.  2604 

Sutter 
Glass  Henry,  commander  U.  S.  Navy,  r.  734  Post 
Glass  M.  Mrs.,  r.  309  O'Farrell 
Glass  William  C,   shipping  clerk  Standard  Soap  Co., 

r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Glassett  John,  tanner  O.  Hellwig,  r.  211  Twenty-sixth 
Glassmau   Abraham   B.,   barber,  9  Pacific,  r.  19  Ban- 

nam  PI 
Glassman  Charles,  barber,  r.  19  Bannam  PI 
Glassman  Edwin  W.,  clerk  Cal.  Paper  Co.,  r.  314  Jones 
Glassman   Jacob,   cigars  and  tobacco,   SW   cor  Oali- 

foruia  and  Montgomery,  r.  314  Jones 
Glassman  Jacob,  peddler,  r.  19  Bannam  PI 
Glassmau  Jacob  A.,  clerk  Bandmann,  Nielsein  &  Co., 

r.  314  Jones 
Glauch  Herman,  compositor,  r.  142  Rose  Av 
Glavan  Peter,  bartender  Matteo  Drobaz,  503  East 
Glavan  John,  hostler,  r.  610  Capp 
Glawson  Albert,  collector  Chartes  J.  Holmes,  r.  1607 

Mission 
Glazier  Frederick  M.,   gardener,   r.   W  s   Maple,  bet 

Jackson  and  Washington 
Glazier  I.,  member  S.  F.  Stock  and  Exchange  Board 
Glazier  Richard,  laborer,  r.  228^4  Nineteenth 
Glazier   William   W.,   driver  S.   F.   Laundry,  r.  2017 

Webster 
8^  Glazier.     See  Glaser 

Gleason  Dennip  H.,  bartender,  r.  304  Francisco 
Gleason  Eugene  O.  (Mitchell  &  Gleason)  r.  309  Hayes 


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GleaKon  George  R.,  coachman,  211  Haiftbt 
GleaBon  James,  ironraolder,  r.  612  Minna  I 

GleaBon  James,  shoemaker,  r.  o4  Third  I 

Gleasou  James  W.,  salesman  Hugh  McCabe,  r.  30}j 

Zoe 
Gleasou  John,  expressman,  NE cor  Sixth  and  Mission, 

r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth  [ 

Gleason  John,  laborer,  r.  25  Jansen  ] 

Gleason  Martin  M.,  shoemaker,  r.  i2i  Shotwell 
Gleason  Michael,  r.  15  Tehama 
Gleason  Michael,  janitor,  r.  15  Salmon 
Gleason  Michael,  watchman   Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r. 

408  Shipley 
Gleason  Patrick,  molder,  r.  800  Green 
Gleason  Patrick  F.,  bootmaker  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  | 
r.  1125  Twentieth  I 

Gleason  Patrick  H.,  liquor  saloon,  304  Francisco  ' 

Gleasou  P.W..  housemover,  r.  309  Mason  : 

Gleason  Stephen,  brakeman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  103  King 
Gleasou  Thomas,  r.  109  Minna  j 

Gleason  Thomas,  miner,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel  | 

Gleason  Thomas  A.,  lithographer,  r.  1608  Jessie 
Gleason  Timothy,  stableman  N.  B.  and  M.ER..  r.  105 

Freelon 
Gleason  William,  carpenter,  r.  311  Elm  Av 
Gleason  William,  cook  J.  E.  Gibson,  r.  424  Tehama 
Gleason  William,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

27  Freelon 
Gleason  William  H.,  laborer,  r.  1843  Stevenson 
Gleason  Willi  am  H.,  salesman,  r.  108  Hyde 
Gleason  William  J.,  clerk  Heimlich  &  Hansen,  r.  108 

Hyde 
t^  Gleason.     See  Gleeson  * 

Gleesou  Henry,  foreman  Burnham.Beck  &  Co.,r.423>i 

Clementina 
Gleeson  John,  bartender  John  McCully,  r.423>i  Clem- 
entina 
Gleeson  John,  laborer,  r.  1  Auburn 
Gleeson  Patrick  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  521  Howard 
Gleeson  Thomas,  tailor,  5  Post,  r.  23  Glover 
Gleeson  Timothy,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Gleeson   Timothy,   laborer,    r.   NE    cor  Folsom  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Gleeson  William,  tinsmith  Holbrook.  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  Sanchez,  bet  Fourteenth  and  FifteenAi 
Gleeson  William  H.,  jeweler,  r.  777  Market 
10"  Gleeson.     See  Gleasou 
Gleidmann  Julius,  cook,  r.  127  Jat-kson 
Gleidson  George,  watchman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Glein  Carlos  F.,  r.  913  Fell 
Gleize  Benjamin,  baker,  r.  438  Green 
Gleize  Edward  F.,  commission  merchant,  r.  834  Broad- 
way 
Glen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Glen  WilUam,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  6 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Glen  William  B.,  slateroofer,  r.  Hackmeier's  Hotel 
Glenat  Louis,  with  Comptoir  D'Escompte  de  Paris, 

r.  1320  California 
Glenu  David,  porter,  r.  100  Hayes 
Glenn  Hugh,  r.  312  Noe 
Glenn  James,  carpenter,  r.  802  Howard 
Glenn  John,  hiborer,  r.  424  Sansouie 
Glenn  John,  peddler,  r.  312  Noe 
Glenn  Maggie,  domestic  606  Stockton 
Glenn  Thomas,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Glenn  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  563  Bryant 
Glennan  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  72  Tehama 
Glennan  Martin,  butcher,  NEcorO'Farrell  and  Jones, 

r.  432  OTarrell 
Glennan  Mary,  domestic  1029  Mission 
Giennan  Mary,  domestic  2207  Fillmore 
Oleunau  William,  laborer,    r.   Lundy  Lane,  bet   Es- 
meralda and  Virginia  Ave,  B.  H. 
Glennin  W.  B.,  r.  118  O'Farrell 
Gleunon  Isabella  Miss,  assistant  Silver  SL  Primary 

School,  r.  1206  Market 
Glennou  J.  H.,  clerk,  r.  524  Jones 
Gleunon  Lawrence,  harness  cleaner,  r.  917  k  Sutter 
Glennon  Patrick  J.,  plumber  W.  S.  Shoo..   &  Sons,  r. 

917  Howard 
Glennon  Richard,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Glennon  Wiliiftm.  gardener,  r.  917)^  Sutter 
Glennon  William,  policeman,  r.  721  Hayes 
Gleuny  Isaac,  waiter,  r.  122  Jj  Sliipley 
Glenny  William,  gardener,  1120   Pine,  r.   917   Sutter, 

rear 
Glens  Falls  Insurance  Co.,   of  New  York,   Jacobs  & 

Easton  agents,  216  Sansome 
Glenville  Smith,  engineer  Sutter  St.  BR.,  r.  2622  Sutter 


Glenwood  House,  1122  Market  j 

GlesB  Alois,  liquor  saloon,   SE  cor  Fourth  and   Harri- 
son 
Gl<  ssman  John,  waiter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Glick  Harry,  porter  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co.,  r.  306  Ji   Third 
Glick  Mury  Mrs.,  crockery,  306 3«  Third 
Glickmau  David,  watchmaker,  2102  Fillmore,  r.  910 

Ellis 
Glidden  Albert  M.,  ship  carpenter,  r.  18  Bluxome 
Glidden  Cora  A.  Miss,  assistant  Eighth  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  413  Twenty-second 
Glidden  George,  clerk,  r.  826  Shotwell 
Glidden  Georgie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  18  Bluxome 
Glidden  Louisa,  widow,  r.  826  Shotwell 
Glidden  Mary  H..  widow,  r.  413  Twenty-second 
Glinden  Martin  J.,  clerk  M.  D.  Nolan,  r.  11  Ritch 
Glines  Herbert  A.,  with  Jones,   Robinson   &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Glissmanu  Henry,  groceries,  438  Hayes,  r.  316  Hayes 
Glissmaun  Julia  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  316  Hayes 
Globe  Buginess  Colleg'e,  Henry  C.  Roeth   presi- 
dent, T.  Gates  Clarke  secretary,  640  Clay 
Globe  Consolidated   Silver   Mining   Co.    (Storey   Co., 

Nev.)  O.  H.  Bogart  .secretary,  310  California 
Globe  Gas  Light  Co.,  I.  W.  Knox  president,  237  First 
Globe  House,  Mrs.   Ann  Bolger  proptr,  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Brannan 
Globe  Iron  Works,  Nuttall,  Bacon  &  Co.,  proprie- 
tors, 222-224  Fremont 
Globe  Marine  Insurance -Co.  (limited,  of  Lon- 
don) Degener  iV;  Co.  agents,  308  California 
Glocker  Frederick,  clerk  Schoenberg  &  Co,,  r.  650c 

Jessie  ■ 
Glocker  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow  r.  650c  Jessie 
Glocker  Rudolph,  clerk  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co., 

r.  650c  Jessie 
Glockler  Joseph,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Glolstein  August  (Gloistein  Brothers)  r.  4  Vallejo  PI 
1  Gloistein  Brothers  (August    and   George)    liquor  sa- 
'  loon,  710  Montgomery 

j  Gloistein  George    (Gloistein  Brothers)    r.   710  Mont- 
gomery 
Gloor  Ralph  S.,  compositor,  r  210  Jones 
\  Gloos  Henry,  shoecutter,  r.  1008  Natoma 

Glootz  Adolph,   groceries   and   liquors,  SW   cor  Clay 
1  and  Dupont,  r.  1507  Sacramento 

I  Glootz  John,  groceries  and  liqtiors,  421   Geary,  r.  631 
I         Post 

I  Glos  Charles,  laborer,  r.  440  J^  Natoma 
Glos  Sebastian,  laborer,  r.  128  Park  Av 
Glouber  Herman,  clerk  Millard  F.  Glouber,  r.  927 

Geary 
Glouber  Millard  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,   SE  cor 

Geary  and  W'ebster,  r.  927  Geary 
Glover  A.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  521 J4  Geary 
Glover  Andrew, interpreter  Italian,  etc., Police  Courts, 

r.-420  Vallejo 
Glover  Ann,  cook  31  Essex 

Glover  Clara  E.  Miss,  clerk  J.  A.  Benson,  r.   Oakland 
Glover  D.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Glover  Edward,  actor,  r.  340  Fourth 
Glover  Fannie  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  109  Fifth 
Glover  Frank,  flatjman  S.  P.  KR.,  r.  308  Townsend 
Glover  George,  baker,  r.  1504  Turk 
Glover  George  F.,  collector  Washington  St.  Wharf,  r. 

420  Leavenworth 
Glover  James,  laborer,  r.  32  Minna 
Glover  James  R.,  surveyor  J.  A.  Benson,  r.  Oakland 
Glover  Joseph  T.  (W.  W.  Dodge  &  Co.)  r.  Sacramento 
Glover  Margaret  A.  Mrs.,  r.  18  Minna 
Glover  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  31  Louisa 
Glover  Sarah  K..  widow,  r.  238  Ritch 
Glover  <&  Willcomb  (Boston,  New  York  and  Chi- 
cago) manufacturers  curled  hair,  and  dealers  bed- 
ding  supplies,    W.   T.   Caldwell   manager,   65-69 
New  Montgomery  and  117  Minna 
Gloy  Adolphe,  baker,  r.  NE  cor  Grove  and  Buchanan 
Gloyd  George  S.,  bootmaker,  r.  1723_Market 
Gliick  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  924  Fillmore 
Gliick    George,  cabinetmaker  Kragen   a:    Geist,   r.   6 

Park  Av 
Gliick  Gustave,  maltster  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r.  651 

Folsom 
Glude  Christian  C,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Glunz  Christ.,  proptr  Excelsior  Broom  Factory,  64 Ji 

West  Mission 
Glunz  George,  broommaker,  r.  tM}<i  West  Mission 
Glunz  John  B.,  broommaker,  r.  64H  West  Mission 
Glusing  F.,  carpenter,  r.  Ahlborn  House 


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Gluslng  John,  carpenter,  r.  Ahlborn  House 

Glusing  Sarah  K.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  11.5  Sixth 

Glynn  Annie,  domestic  822  Geary 

Glynn  Daniel  S.,  salesman,  r.  741  Tehama 

Glynn  Emerson  O.  (Glynn  &  Bridgeman)  r.  206  Turk 

Glynn  H.  Mrs.,  janitress  Ewing  Primary  School,  r. 

416  Fifth 
Glynn  Ignatius,  plumber  and  gasiitter,  r.  1621  >i  How- 
ard 
Glynn  James,  bricklayer,  r.  4:^2  Clementina 
Glynn  James,  city  agent  Imperial,  London,  Northern 

and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  441  California,   r.  212 

Chestnut 
Glyiin  James,  laborer,  r.  26  Natoma 
Glynn  John  (Munro  &  Glynn)  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Filbert 
Glynn  John,  boilermaker,  r.  68  Natoma 
Glynn  John,  woolgrader,  r.  416  Fifth 
Glynn  John  P.,  brassfinisher,  r.  324  Clementina 
Glynn  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  30  Minna 
Glynn  Maggie  Miss,  saleslady  Mrs.  G.   Rosenthal,  r. 

324  Clementina' 
Glynn  Martin,  stevedore,  r.  1  Columbia  PI 
Glynn  Mary,  domestic  522  Eddy 
Glynn  Mary,  widow,  r.  661  Howard 
Glynn  Mary,  widow,  r.  741  Tehama 
Glynn  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Glynn  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  432  Clementina 
Glynn  Vincent,  with  Central  Gas  Co.,  r.  212  Chestnut 
Glynn  William,  liquor  saloon,  158  First,  r.   257   Te- 
hama 
Glynn  William  P.,  engineer,  r.  212  Chestnut 
Glynn  &  Bridgeman  (Emerson  O.  Glynn  and  John  W. 

Bridgeman)  draymen,  126  Market 
Gnarini  A.  A.,  clerk,  r.  1610  Jessie 
Gnariui  Mrs.,  burler  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Goad  William,  waiter,  r.  646  Howard 
Goad  William  F.  (Goad  &  Redding)  r.  1222  Pine 
Goad  &  Redding  (W.   F.   Goad   and  Joseph    D. 

Redding)    attorneys    at    law,    302    Montgomery, 

rooms  1-4 
Goane  James,  drayman  J.  W.  Gale  b   Co.,  r.  215  Ste- 
venson 
Gobbee  Clara,  widow,  r.  535  Folsom 
Gobbee  Ernest  J.,  watchmaker   and  jeweler,   r.  535 

Folsom 
Gobeau  Pierre,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Morey  Alley 
Gober  William  R.  Rev.,  pastor  First  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church,  r.  1008  Washington 
Gobertz  Martin,  cook,  r.  433  Tehama 
Gobey  Frank,   liquor  saloon  and  oyster   house,   228 

Sutter,  r.  236  Sutter 
Gobey  Jesse  G. ,  with  Frank  Gobey,  r.  706  Mason 
Gobey  Mary,  r.  1225  Union 
Goble  John  E.,  pioptr  swimming  baths  and  boatman, 

W  a  Fourth,  N  of  Merrimac,  and  saloon,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Merrimac 
Godart  Albert,  marine  surveyor,  r.  4  Lynch 
Godart  Jules,  architect,  r.  3  Kappeler  Court 
Godberseu  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Godhnld  John  H.,  assistant  engineer  C.  P.  RR.  stmr 

Modoc 
Godchaux  Edmond,  oiKce  121  California,  r.  311  Dupont 
Godchaux  Jacques,  r.  317  Mason 
Godchaui  Lazard,  r.  810  Larkin 
Godchaux  Lazard  (M.   Brandenstein   &   Co.)    r.   2215 

Fillmore 
Godcliaux  Leontine,  ba;j  maker,  r.  1223}^  Bush 
Goddard  C.  Ij.,  dentist,  office  23  Post,  r.  Oakland 
Goddard  George   H.,    civil    engineer    and    architect, 

oliice  529  (iolden  Gate  Av,  r.  520  Van  Ness  Av 
Goddard  (iuilford,  bakery,  914  Valencia 
Godilard  Guilford  H.,   clerk  Charles  F.   Doe,    r.    23 

Sherman 
Goddard  Louise,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Goddard  Oti.s  M.,  manager  D.  M.  Osborne  ie  Co., 

33  Market,  r.  Alameda 
Goddard  Richard,  r.  NE  cor  Second  and  Brannan 
(ioddard  Thomas  W.,  salesman  R.   J.   Eaan  &  Co    r 

142  M  Fifth  ■ 

Goddard  William  H.,  boilermaker,  r.  NE  cor  Second 

and  Brannan 
Godden  William,  engineer  Pac.  Power  Co.,  r.    36  )i 

Tehama 
Godean  Eugene  P.,  upholsterer,  r.  1701  Dupont 
Godeau  Jules,  laborer  G.  Venard,  r.  524  Union 
Godt'tTroy  Alfred,    office  40  California,  room  1,  r. 

Union  Club 
Godefroy  Calixte,  performer,  r.  1510  Dupont 
Godofroy  Julio  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1510  Dupont 


O^Godefroy.     See  Godfrey 

Godet  Louis,  laundry,  910  Howard 

Godet  Thomas,  r.  230  Turk 

Godey  Herman,  r.  213  Stevenson 

Godfrey  Dennis,  expressman,  SW  cor  Second  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  532  Second 

Godfrey  Edward  A.,  bookkeeper  Walter  Turnbull  & 
Co.,  r.  501  Geary 

Godfrey  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  21  Oak 

Godfrey  George,  expressman,  cor  Third  and  Berry, 
r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Godfrey  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Grass  Valley,  Cal.)  J.  M. 
Bulhngton  secretary,  309  California,  room  4 

Godfrey  Henry,  porter  Henry  Doyle  &  Co.,  r.  705  Polk 

Godfrey  James  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  508  Powell 

Godfrey  John  F.,  gardener,  r.  570  Harrison 

Godfrey  Leonard  S.,  millwright  Joseph  Wagner  k  Co., 
r.  Alameda 

Godfrey  Nathaniel  A.,  barber,  r.  2018  Baker 

Godfrey  S.  J.  (Godfrey  &  Malloy)  r.  E  s  Seventh,  bet 
Bryant  and  Brannan 

Godfrey  Willard  H.,  shipping  clerk,  r.  518  Green 

Godfrey  William,  clerk  Henry  Doyle  &  Co.,  r.  ?05 
Polk 

Godfrey  William  A.  H.,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  101- 
103  Second,  r.  1506  Howard 

Godfrey  &  Malloy  (S.  T.  Godfrey  and  James  Mal- 
loy) sailmakers,  50  Clay 

B^'Godfrey.     See  Godefroy 

Godier  Albert,  waiter,  r.  1636  Mission 

Godin  Bruno  C,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  18  Blux- 
ome 

Godin  Richard,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 

Godkin  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  629  Vallejo 

Godley  Montgomery,  with  John  Parrott,  r.  1818  Sac- 
ramento 

Godley  Montgomery  Jr.,  clerk  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  1818 
Sacramento 

Godoy  Jo8(5  P.  (Winans,  Belknap  &  Godoy)  attomey- 
at-law,  604  Merchant,  r.  1829  Pine 

Godsey  George  P.,  secretary  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co., 
225  California,  r.  506  Powell 

Godshall  George,  doormaker,  r.  512  Fourth 

GodsiJ  James,  bartender  John  Godsil,  r.  22  Pearl 

Godsil  John,  importer  and  retail  dealer  in  foreign 
and  domestic  liquors,  902-904  Market  and  3-5 
Ellis,  r.  28  Pearl 

Godsil  Joseph,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  63  Na- 
toma 

Godsil  T.  O.,  fruit  and  produce,  S  s  Harrison,  bet 
Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Godsoe  Marquita,  widow,  r.  423  Filbert 

Godvin  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  13  Bryant  Av,  rear 

Goe  Samuel  E.,  dentist  William  Dutch,  r.  308  Leaven- 
worth 

Goebel  Annie  Miss,  saleslady  Charles  Goebel,  r.  313 
Sixth 

Goebel  Charles,  bakery,  313  Sixth 

Goebel  George  (Goebel  &  Hausler)  r.  1005  Pacific 

Goebel  &  Hausler  (George  Goebel  and  William  Hau- 
sler)  sausage  factory,  1005  Pacific 

Goecken  Hermann  B.,  bakery,  511  Third 

Goedecke  Carl,  sausasemaker  Zimmermann,  Strouse 
&  Co.,  r.  606  Ivy  Av 

Goedecke  Frank,  seamau,  r.  522  Pacific 

Goedecke  P.  Louis,'mnfr  sausages,  1322 Dupont,  r.  1605 
Dupont 

Goedje  Julius  H.,  carpenter  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 
Factory,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 

Goehring  Adolph,  artiflcialfiower-inaker,  if44  Mission 

Goeller  Edwin,  with  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Fulton,  r. 
310  Seventeenth  ' 

GoeBs  Pauline  Mrs.,  r.  417  Post 

Goepel  Otto,  boots  and  shoes,  416  Third 

Goepel  R.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  11  Svitter 

Goepfert  Edward,  painter,  r.  808  Howard 

Goepfort  Michael,  painter  HallV  Safe  and  Lock  Co., 
r.  808  Howard 

Goeppert  George  I.  (William  Goeppert  &  Son)  r.  2208 
Taylor 

Goeppert  William  (William  Goeppert  &  Son)  r.  2208 
Taylor 

Goeppert  William  &  Son  (William  and  George  I.) 
bottlers  Felsen  beer,  2208  Taylor 

Goerka  George,  tailor,  r.  324  Montgomery  Av 

Goerner  Charle.s,  steward,  r.  609  Union 

Goertzhain  Henry  E.,  butcher.  1103  Leavenworth,  r.  3 
Helen 

Goertzhain  Herrmann,  butcher  Fletcher  &  Jonas,  r. 
32154  OFarrell 


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Goesch  Theodore,  waiter  The  Fountain,  r.  948  Howard 
GoetchuB  James  W.,  druggist,  NE  cor  Polk  and  Bush 
GoetbalB   Charles   L.    (Goethals    &    Wenes)    r.    1103 

Stockton 
Goethals  Gustave  L.,  conductor  Omnibus  ER.,  r.  1103 

Stockton 
Goethals  John  B.,  druggist,  r.  1103  Stockton 
Goethals  Victor  J.,  painter,  r.  1103  Stockton 
Goethals  &  Wenes  (Charles  L.  Goethals  and  Victor 

Wenes)  machinists,  1103  Stockton 
Goetjen  Arond  F.,  sawyer   Union  Box  Factory,  r.  106 

Central  Av,  rear 

Goetjen  BrotUers  (Fabian  and  Charles)  groceries 

and   liquors,  SW   cor    Stockton   and   Sacramento 

and  1319  Sacramento 

Goetjen  Charles  (Goetjen  Brothers)  r.  1319  Sacramento 

Goetjen  Charles,  teamster  Columbia  Brewery,  r.  1513 

Polk 
Goetjen  Fabian  (Goetjen  Brothers)  r.  1319  Sacramento 
Goetjen  Henry,  salesman  Herman  Joost,  r.  318)^  Capp 
Goetjen  Herman,  glassmaker,  r.  223^  Geneva 
Goetjen  Jacob,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Hyde 

and  Jackson 
Goetjen  Margarita,  domestic  72G  Geary 
Goetjen  Nicholas,  mnfr  pickles,  r.  1032  McAllister 
Goetter  Charles,  carpenter  S.  P.  KE.,r.  NW  cor  Hum- 
boldt and  Vermont 
Goetting  Charles,  clerk  Stoddart  Bros.,  r.  400  Geary 
Goetting  Charles,  musician,  r.  423  O'Farrell,  rear 
Goetting  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  421  Bush 
Goetz  Andrew,   porter  E.   A.   Fargo   &   Co.,  r.  923J4 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Goetz  Balthazar,    wood   and   coal,  514   Union,  r.  428 

Chestnut,  rear 
Goetz  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  603  Pine 
Goetz  Frederica  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  3  Sonora 
Goetz  Frederica  Mrs.,  dressxuaker,  r.  3  Sonora 
Goetz  Henry,  jeweler  A.  Kichter,  r.  3  Sonora 
Goetz   Henry   G.,  gasfitter  Thomas  Day,  r.  1914  Bu- 
chanan 
Goetz  John  C,  carrier  Abend  Post,  r.  73  Brady 
Goetz  Julius,   bookkeeper    Feigenbaum    &    Co.,    120 

Sansome 
Goetz  Leopold,  carpenter,  r.  3  Sonora 
Goetz  Lorentz,  carpenter,  r.  2219  Powell 
Goetz  Paul,  liquor  saloon,  777  Mission 
Goetz  William,  bricklayer,  r.  416  Fifth 
Goetz    William,  laborer  B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.,  r.    509 

Seventh 
Goetz  William  A.,  barber,  r.  2007  Polk 
IS"  Goetz.    See  Gotz 

Goetze  Ernst  A.,  driver  Eclipse  Bakery,  r.  624J4  Lom- 
bard 
Goetze  Frederick  W.,  fresco  painter,  r.  124M  Elev- 
enth 
Goetze  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Post  and 

Webster 
Goetze  William  M.    (Lindsey  &  Co.,  and  Goetze  & 

Crowley)  r.  802  Guerrero 
Goetze  &  Crowley  (William  M.  Goetze  and  John  J. 
Crowley)    milk  dairy,  SW  cor  Twentieth  and  Gu- 
errero 
Goewey  James  M.,  capitalist,  r.  314  Turk 
Goff  Almon  B.,  glazier  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  r.  116  Fell 
Gofif  Charles  P.  (Goff  &  Gordon)  r.  634  Vallejo 
Goff  H.  F.,  engineer  tug  Lotta,  r.  Oakland 
Goff  Jacob,  painter,  r.  23  Kearny 
Goff  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  23  Kearny 
Goff  Joseph,  foreman  Superintendent  Streets,  r.  1008 

Filbert 
Goff  &  Gordon  (Charles  P.  Goff  and  Frank  L.  Gordon) 

attorneys  at  law,  606  Montgomery 
•^  Goff.     See  Gough 

Goffe  Joseph,  baker  Isidore  Boudin,  r.  435  Union 
Goffrie  Charles,  teacher  music,  r.  807  Bush 
Gogan  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  615  Pine 
Gogan  John  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  615  Pine 
Gogan  William  H.,  printer,  r.  515  Pine 
Gogarty  Owen,  carpenter,  r.  911  Minna 
Goger    CHarles,    manufacturer  gas  machines,  Ice 
machines  and  gas  meters,  gas  fitter,  tinner  and 
plumber,  221  Uupont,  r.  418 )«  Post 
Goger  Joseph,  with  Charles  Goger,  r.  418  3<  Post 
Goggin  David,  salesman  Shea,   Bocqueraz  &  McEce, 

r.  S  8  California  Av,  nr  Figaro,  B.  H. 
Goggin  Edmund  W.  (Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.)  r.  1014 

Twenty-first 
Goggin  Kmilie  M.  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Prima- 
ry School,  r.  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Fair  Oaks 
Goggin  Francis,  coachman;  r.  328  Bryant 


Goggin  James  U.  B.,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-Gen- 
eral's Office,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Fair 
Oaks 

Goggin  John  B.,  shoemaker,  r.  N  s  Powell  Av,  bet 
Mission  and  California  Av,  B.  H. 

Goggin  Walter  W.,  bookkeeper  S.  W.  Levy,  r.  1014 
Twenty-first 

Goheen  Banner  G.,  laborer,  r.  26  Freelon,  rear 

Goheen  Florence  Miss,  sorter  Seal  Kock  Tobacco  Co,, 
r.  26  Freelon,  rear 

Gohlinghorst  George  J.,  liquor  saloon,  1914  Market 

Gohr  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Goider  Marie,  domestic  1321  Pine 

Gojcovich  George  (George  Martinovich  &  Co.)  r.  8 
Sacramento 

Gojcovich  George  Jr.,  bartender,  r.  8  Sacramento 

Gokel  Louis,  boxmaker,  r.  541  Minna 

Golarte  Manoel  V.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 
Bush 

Golarte  Sarofin  G.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 
Bush 

Golcher  Henry  C,  bookkeeper  Clabrough  &  Golcher, 
r.  1506  Taylor 

Golcher  William  (Clabrough  &  Golcher)  r.  1506  Tay- 
lor 

Golcher  William  J.,  salesman  Clabrough  &  Golcher, 
r.  1506  Taylor 

Gold  and  Stock  Telegraph  Co.  of  Califor- 
nia, George  S.  Ladd  president,  Andrew  White 
secretary,  John  I.  Sabin  superintendent,  office  222 
Sansome,  branch  833  Sutter 

Gold  Canon  Mining  Co.  (Sierra  Co.,  Cal.)  F.  A.  Berlin 
secretary,  42U  Montgomery,  rooms  29-30 

Gold  Deposit  Gold  Mining  Co.  (El  Dorado  Co.,  Cal.) 
J.  M.  Buffiugtou  secretary,  309  California,  room  4 

Gold  Hill  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Boise  Co., 
Idaho  Ter.)  office  13  Pine 

Gold  Refinery,  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co. 
proprietors,  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan,  office 
416  Montgomery 

Gold  Stripe  Mining  Co.  (Plumas  Co.)  C.  White  secre- 
tary, 328  Montgomery,  room  7 

Goldaracena  O.  M.,  clerk,  r.  828  Broadway 

Goldbeck  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  510  Ivy  Av 

Goldberg  Adolph,  salesman  Joseph  Bremer  &  Co.,  r. 
1407  Octavia 

Goldberg  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  28  Hayes 

Goldberg  Charles,  cook,  r.  28  Hayes 

Goldberg  Charles,  deckhand  stmr  Transit,  r.  26  Clar- 
ence PI 

Goldberg  Charles,  furniture  and  carpets,  132  Foiu-th 

Goldberg  Conrad,  r.  4,52  Jessie 

Goldberg  Daniel,  tailor,  r.  1331  Leavenworth 

Goldberg  Davis,  tailor,  118  Leidesdorff,  r.  224  Minna 

Goldberg  Henry,  clerk,  r.  106  McAllister 

Goldberg  Isaac,  tailor,  r.  508  J^  Natoma 

Goldberg  Jacob  (Lebenbaum  &  Goldberg,  Leben- 
baum,  Goldberg  &  Co.,  and  Lebenbaum,  Gold- 
berg &  Boweu)  r.  1003  California 

Goldberg  Max,  pawnbroker,  538  Kearny,  r.  1020  Val- 
lejo 

Goldberg  Myer,  peddler,  r.  462  Jessie 

Goldberg  Philip,  cigar  dealer,  r.  727  >s  McAllister 

Goldberg  Reuben,  peddler,  r.  265  Clara 

Goldberg  Samuel,  clerk  Pac.  Jewelry  Co.,  r.  727)4  Mc- 
Allister 

Goldberg  Samuel,  tailor,  r.  1429  Taylor 

Goldberg  Simon  L.  (A.  J.  Brandenstein  h  Co.)  r.  1003 
Lombard 

Goldberg  Solomon  (Goldberg  &  Lewenthal)  and  car- 
pets and  oilcloths,  933  Market,  r.  106  McAllister 

Goldberg  &  Lewenthal  (Solomon  Goldberg  and  Jacob 
Lewenthal)  carpets  and  oilcloths,  25  Fourth 

Golden  Ag^e  Flouring^  Mills,  Golden  Age  Mill 
Co.  proprietors,  717-721  Battery 

Golden  Agfe  Jtlill  Co.,  P.  A.  Campbell  president, 
George  Schroder  secretary,  proprietors  Golden 
Age  !•  louring  Mills,  717-721  Battery 

Golden  Bernard  F.,  bartender,  and  assistant  foreman 
Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1219  Stockton 

Golden  Chariot  Mining  Co.  (Silver  City,  I.  T.)  J.  T. 
McGeoghegan  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  13 

Golden  City  Brewery,  Gottlieb  Brekle  proptr,  1431 
Pacific 

Golden  City  Chemical  Works,  George  G.  Kerrison 
secretary,  S.  M.  Van  Wyck  supt,  works  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Townsend,  office  303  Montgomery 

Golden  City  Hotel.  James  Kickards  proptr,  NE  cor 
San  Bruno  Koad  and  Silver  Av,  Soutli  S.  F. 

Golden  City  Minstrel  Club,  rooms  155  New  Mont 


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Golden  Easle  Hotel,  Daniel  Bartuett  proprietor, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Golden  Edward,  solicitor,  r.  254 }<.  Miuua 
Golden  Era   (weekly)  Wagner   &   Banyan  publish- 
ers Hud  proprietors,  office  22  Kearny 
Golden  Gate  Block,  131  Post 
Golden  Gate  Boat  Club,  E  s  Merrimac,  bet  Fourth  and 

Kentucky 
Golden  Gate  Casino,  Daemon  Bros,   proptrs,  Golden 

Gate  Park 
Golden    Gate    Consolidated    Hydraulic    Mining    Co. 

(Yuba   Co.)    J.   T.    McGeoghegan    secretary,  318 

Pine,  room  13 
Golden  Gate  Distillery  Co.  .Herman  Westerfeld  proptr, 

220  Stockton 
Golden  Gate  Flouring  Mills,  Horace  Davis  & 

Co.  proptrs,  41-49  First 
Goldeu   Gate   Gazette,   N.  Soderberg   publisher,   502 

Wa.shinyton 
Golden  Gate  Gold  Mining  Co.   (Dakota  Ter.)  T.  Wld- 

man  secretary,  404  Montt;omery 
Golden  Gate  Hall",  1622  Pacific 
Golden  Gate   Hall,  E  s  Masonic  Av,  nr  Point  Lobos 

Av 
Golden  Gate  Hotel,  Henry  Dederky  proptr,  134  Fourth 
Golden   Gate    House,   Thomas    Murray    proptr,    510 

Davis 
Golden  Gate  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 

R.  Hewson  secretary,  320  Sansome 
Golden   Gate  Mutual  Loan   A.ssociation,  I. 

Gutte  president,  F.  R.  Berg  secretary,  309  Califor- 
nia, rooms  H-'J 
Golden   Gate  Nursery,   David  Neely  prdptr,  KE  cor 

Folsom  and  Twentieth 
Golden  Gate  I*arl£,  entrance  Baker,  bet  Oak  and 

Fell 
Golden    Gate    Park    Commissioners,     Louis 

McLane,   William    Alvord   and   Oliver  Eldridge, 

Edward   H.   Sheldon    secretary,   316    California, 

room  12 
Golden  Gate  Plaster  Mills,  Lucas  &  Co.  proptrs,  215- 

217  Main 
Golden  Gate  Steam  Coffee,  Spice,  Drug  and   Mustard 

Mills,. William  Von  Voss  proptr,  353-357  Tehama 
Golden   Gate   The  (weekly)  E.  B.   Thompson   &   Co., 

publishers,  1324  Bush 
Golden  Gate  Woolen    Manufacturing  Co., 

William  Harney  president,  H.  G.  Kiihl  secretary, 

ofBie   112   Bush,  mills  Butte,  Hampshire,  Bryant 

and  Twentieth 
Golden  George,  cook,  r.  51  Minna 
Golden  George,  laborer  Philip  Cosgrove,  r.  33  Lafay- 
ette 
Golden  James,  shoemaker,  r.  526  Grove 
Golden  John,  laborer,  r.  1  Alemany  Av 
Golden  John,  laborer,  r.  2006  O'Farrell 
Golden  John,  teamster,  r.  3  Golden  Court 
Golden  John  R.,  painter,  r.  217  Valencia 
Golden  John  W.  J.,  with  Thomas  Golden,  r.  219  Turk 
Golden  Joseph,  tinsmith,  r.  1623  Leavenworth 
Golden  Josephine  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  219  Turk 
Goldeu  J.  E.  Mrs.,  bakery,  store  and  r.  217  Valencia 
G(.)lilen  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1623  Leavenworth 
Golden  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1623  Leavenworth 
Golden  Patrick,  r.  144  Perry 
Golden  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  50  Stevenson  Av 
Golden  Patrick  J.,  streetpaver,  r.  921  Folsom 
Goldeu  Hubert,  engineer  tugboat  Lookout,  r.  429  Sixth 
Golden  Rule  Bazaar,  Davis  Brothers   propriet- 
ors, 718  Market  and  419  Kearny 
Golden    State    and     Miners     Iron    Works, 

Wales  L.  Palmer  president,  237-257  First 
Golden  Sun  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Butte  Co.,  Cal.)  Joseph 

Pentecost  secretary,  office  702  Market 
Golden  Sybil  E.  Mi.ss,  teacher  music,  r.  219  Turk 
Golden  Thomas,  undertaker.  1248  Market,  r.  219  Turk 
Golden  Tliomas  H.,  painter,  r.  219  Turk 
Golden  Thomas  J.,  grocer,  r.  21  Fulton,  rear 
Golden  Timothy  J.,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Golden  William  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  1443  Leavenworth 
Goldenson  Marx,  teamster,  r.  446  Ninth 
Golder   Louis   F.  (Cole,  Kenny  &  Co.)    r.   Brooklyn 

Hotel 
Golder  William  H.,  foreman  Cole,  Kenny  &  Co.,  r.  037 

California 
Goldfish  Benjamin   I.  (Wise,  Goldfish  &   Co.)  r.  1710 

Bush 
Golding  Bartley,  laborer,  r.  154  Shipley 
Qolding  Geort'B,  canner,  r.  1100  Powell 
Oolding.  Thomas,  master  mariner,  r.  412  Larkin 


{  Goldman  Alfred  J.,   clerk  J.  Morton  k   Co.,  r.  520 

I  O'Farrell 

'  Goldman  Bernard,  hairworker,  250  Sutter 

j  Goldman  Bernard,  peddler,  r.  12U8  Folsom 

I  Goldman  Edward  J.,  general  agent,  r.  .502  Bush 

'  Goldman  Emanuel  J.  (Pierduer  &  Co.)  r.  604  Geary 

Goldman  Isaac  A.  (Goldman  &  Son;  r.  1914  Howard 
I  Goldman  Isaac  W.  (J.  Goldman  S;  Co.,  Tulare)  r.  1427 

Post  • 

i  Goldman  Jacob  (Silverberg  &  Goldman)  r.  413  Mason 
j  Goldman  Jacob,  groceries  and  liquors,   SW   cor  Bail- 
road  and  Fourteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Goldman  Joseph,  stockbroker,  r.  520  O'Farrell 
Goldman  Joseph  H., clerk  Chilion  Beach.r.  520  O'Far- 
rell 
Goldman  Julia  E.  Miss,  assistant  Lobos  Av  School,  r. 
j  520  O'Farrell 

.  Goldman  Louis  (Goldman  &  Son)  r.  1014  Howard 
i  Goldman  M.,  merchant,  r.  502  Bush 
I  Goldman  Max,  stockbroker,  316   Montgomery,  r.   1757 

Howard 
Goldman  Samuel,  barber  L.  Hyman,  r.  444  Jessie 
Goldman  Sigmund,  salesman  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  502 

Bush 
Goldman  Solomon,  shoemaker,  1025  Howard 
Goldman  &  Son  (Isaac  A.  aiid  Louis)  dry  goods,  2933- 

2935  Sixteenth 
Goldmeyer  Isaac  H.,  butcher,  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Web- 
ster, r.  1306  Webster 
Goldmeyer  Louis,  butcher,  r.  1036  Folsom 
Goldner  Alfred  C,  law  student  Neumann  &  Eickhoflf, 

r.  1428  McAllister 
Goldsberg  Margaret,  widow,  cook,  r.  908  Powell 
Goldschmidt  Henry,  butcher,  r.  1217  Geary 
Goldschmidt Nathan,  drygoods,  568}^  Sixth 
Goldshal  M.  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  107  Sixth 
Goldsmith  Abraham,  merchant,  r.  300 J^  Hayes 
Goldsmith  Abraliain  M. ,  secretary  S.  F.  Pioneer 

Woolen  Factory,  115  Battery,  r.  1709  Buchanan 
Goldsmith  Ada  Miss,  assistant   Sanchez   St.  Primary 

School,  r.  629  Geary 
Goldsmith  Adelaide,  widow,  r.  16  Bonita 
Goldsmith  Amson  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1020  Post 
Goldsmith  Ann,  widow,  r.  1025  Filbert 
Goldsmith  Bernhard,  r.  1312  Jackson 
Goldsmith  Bernhard,  bookkeeper  Bauer  Bros.   &   Co., 

r.  18  Hampton  PI 
Goldsmith  Bertha  Miss,  assistant  Denman  Grammar 

School,  r.  629  Geary 
Goldsmith    Delos  E.,   general  agent   Iron  Turbine 

Windmill,  33  Market,  r.  355  First 
Goldsmith  Edward,  clerk  Lobe,  Salinger  &  Co.,  r.  716 

Post 
Goldsmith  Edward,  salesman  Newmark,  Gruenberg  & 

Co.,  r.  908  Buchanan 
Goldsmith  Edwin  S.  (William  E.   Goldsmith  &   Son) 

r.  26  Montgomery 
Goldsmith  Esther  Miss,  principal  Lobos  Av  School, 

r.  629  Geary 
Goldsmith  Gaston,  clerk,  r.  2408  California 
Goldsmith  George,  plumber  and  tinner,r.  223 )4  Austin 
Goldsmith  Gustave,  r.  104  Eighth 
Goldsmith   Henry,    clerk    Lebenbaum,    Goldberg   & 

Bowen,  r.  104  Eighth 
Goldsmith  Isaac,  r.  629  Geary 
Goldsmith  Isadore,  boots  and  shoes,  307  Hayes 
Goldsmith  John,  bartender,  r.  103  Clark 
Goldsmith  John  N.,  bookkeeper  John  Molloy,  r.  1525 

Goldeu  Gate  Av 
Goldsmith  Jonathan  G,,  r.  355  First 
Goldsmith  Joseph  (Frank,  Goldsmith  &   Co.)   r.  1924 

Sutter 
Goldsmith  Joseph,  clerk  A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.   1020 

Post 
Goldsmith  Joseph,  master  mariner,  r.  1525  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Goldsmith  Julius,  salesman  J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum,  r. 

808  O'Farrell 
Goldsmith  Julius  R.,  stationery,  1326  Polk,  r.  The 

Windsor 
Goldsmith  Lion,  stationery  peddler,  r.  910  Geary 
Goldsmith  Louis,  clerk,  r.  1223 M  Bush 
Goldsmith  Lucien,  fringemaker,  r.  1223*^  Bush 
Goldsmith  Moses,  clerk  Pac.   Ink  Factory,  r.  300 Jj 

Hayes 
Goldsmith  Oliver,  clerk  Thomas  Jennings,  r.  1525 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Goldsmith  Oliver  E.,  clerk,  r.  355  First 
Goldsmith  Philip    G.,  sewing    machine  agent,   919 

Stockton 


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Goldsmith  Eosa  G.  Mls8,  assistant  Starr  King  Primary 

School,  r.  62;)  Geary 
Goldsmith  Simon,  fancy  goods,  250  Third,  r.  18  Hamp- 
ton PI 
Goldsmith  Solomon  (A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.)  r.  1018  Post 
Goldsmith  Walter,  pressman,  r.  102")  Filbert 
Goldsmith  William  E.  (William  E.  Goldsmith  &  Son) 

r.  2U15  Fillmore 
Goldsmith  William  E.  &  Son  (William  E.  and  Edwin 

S.)  card  and  seal  engravers,  20  Montgomery 
Goldstein  Abraham,  fringemakcr  3.    Ettinger,  r.  523 

Natoma 
Goldstein  Abram  S.,  merchant,  r.  813  Golden  Gate-Av 
Goldstein  Amelia  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopoli- 
tan Grammar  School,  r.  Hl:>  Golden  Gate  Av 
Goldstein  Bernard,  weaver  S.  Ettinger,  r.  523  Natdma 
Goldstein  David  (Kutner  &  Goldstein)  r.  2fy  Dupont 
Goldstein  David,  commercial  traveler,  r.  219  Pacific 
Goldstein  Davis,  manager  R.  Goldstein,  r.  346  Third 
Goldstein  Emanuel  L,  (B.  Dreyfus  &  Co,)  r.  1423  Sut- 
ter 
Goldstein  Esther,  widow,  r.  510  Jessie 
Goldstein  Henry,  clerk,  r.  246  Fourth 
Goldstein  Henry,  clerk,  r.  610  Jessie 
Goldstein   Hiram,  salesman  White,    Grey  &   Co.,    r. 

Brunswick  House 
Goldstein  H.  P.,  r.  629  Ellis 
Goldstein  Jacob,  hoop  skirt  maker  Cal.  Corset  Co.,  r. 

439  Jessie 
Goldstein  Jacob  H.,  mnfr  ladies'  and   children's  un- 
derwear, 620  Stevenson 
Goldstein  Joseph  P.,  shoemaker,  r.  629  Ellis 
Goldstein  Julia,  widow,  r.  629  Ellis 
Goldstein  L.,  clerk,  r.  304  Third 
Goldstein  Leon,  compositor,  r.  119  Turk 
Goldstein  Louis,  r.  629  Ellis 
Goldstein  Michael  B.,  clerk  Peter  T.  Gannon,  r.  28 

McAllister 
Goldstein  R.,  r.  327  Third 

Goldstein  Rickey  Mrs.,  junk,  327  Third,  r.  346  Third 
Goldstein  Rose,  widow,  r.  523  Natoma 
Goldstein  S.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Goldstein  Samuel,  compositor,  r.  303  U  Turk        ' 
Goldstein  Seelig,  junk,  333  Sixth,  r.  914  Howard 
Goldstein  Simon  (Goldstein  &  Oohn)  r.  957  Harrison 
Goldstein  Si  Colin  (Simon  Goldstein  and  Hermann 
Cohn)  importers,  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  and 
manufacturers  human  hair  goods,  wigs,  etc.,  749 
Market,  branch  722  Market 
Goldstone  Charles,  clothing,  r.  803  Hyde 
Goldstone  Daniel,  salesman  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co.,  r. 

16  Washington  Av 
Goldstone  Harris,  traveling  salesman,  r.  16  Washing- 
ton Av 
Goldstone  Henry,  clerk  Jacob  Goldstone,  r.  811  Jack- 
son 
Goldstone  Jacob,  clothing  and  dry  goods,  926-928  Du- 
pont, r.  811  Jackson 
Goldstone  Jacob,  shirtmaker,  r.  16  Washington  Av 
Goldstone  John   B.    (Starbird  &   Goldstone)   r.   1051 

Howard 
Goldstone  Mitchell,   furnishing   goods,  4  Battery,  r. 

705  O'Farrell 
Goldstone  Morris,  junk,  r.  13  Nevada 
Goldstone  Moses,  clerk  Jacob  Goldstone,  r.  811  Jack- 
son 
Goldstone  Olivia  P.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  32  Second 
Goldstone  Richard  L.,  waiter,  r.  32  Second 
Goldstone  R.  L.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  32  Second 
Goldstone  Samuel,  salesman,  r.  16  Washington  Av 
Ky  Goldstone.     See  Gouldstoue 
Goldthorpe  James  J.,  cook,  r.  641  Washington 
Goldthwait  Alfred  (Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co.)  r.  1411 

Jackson 
Goldthwaite  O.  I.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  511  Twenty- 
third 
Qoldtree  Nathan,  merchant,  r.  930  Eddy 
Gold  water  Henry,  r.  716  O'Farrell 
Goldwater  Isaac,  messenger  Western  Union  Tel.  Co., 

r.  134  Folsom 
Goldwater  Jacob,  tinsmith,  r.  134  Folsom 
Goldwater  Marks,  taih^r,  134  Folsom 
Goldwater  Morris,  r.  716  O'Farrell 
Goldwater  Samuel,  r.  716  O'Farrell 
Goldwin  Henry,  reporter,  r.  839  California 
Goldwire  James  E.,  waiter,  r.  33  Eveielt 
Goldwood  Julia  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  36  Geary 
Golee  Ole  E.,  janitor  U.  S.  Shipping  Commissioners' 

Office,  r.  118  Jackson 
GoU  Oarl,  trunkmaker,  r.  438  Brannan 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


GoU  John  H.,  brewer  Broadway  Brewery,  r.  637  Broad- 
way 
Gollan  John,  helper  Moynihan   &   Aitken,  r.  217  De- 

visaderi)   ■ 
Gollan  John,  merchant  tailor,  1023  Howard 
Goller  Henry,  bartender  John  Hagler,  r.  1610  Pacific 

Av 
Goller  John  C,  foreman  cabinetmaker  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, r.  6  Lily  Av 
GoUln  Walter  W.,  manager  Transatlantic  Marine  In- 
surance Co. ,'311  California,  r.  222U  California 
GoUing  William  H.,  seaman,  r.  100  M  Jackson 
GoUner  I'rederick,  driver  William  Trost.  r.  2441  Cali- 
fornia 
Golly  Ambroise,  jeweler  and  watchmaker-,  301  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  520  Filbert  ' 
Golly  Auguste,  watchmaker  A.  Andrews,  r.  520  Filbert 
Golly  J.   B.   &  Co.   (Oscar  Sorge)  books  and  sta- 
tionery, 26  Geary 
Golly  John  B.,with  J.  B.  Golly  &  Co..  r.  1715  Stockton 
Golly  Joseph,  barber,  1203  Dupont,  r.  1610  Dupont 
Golly  Leou  (Golly  k  4Jhl)  r.  Oakland 
Golly  &  Uhl  (Leon  Golly  and  George  Uhl)  stockbrok- 
ers, 439  California 
Goltermann  Hermann  (Goltermann  k  Co.)  r.  7'29  Cali- 
fornia 
Goltermann Theodore,  salesman  Goltermann  &  Co.,  r. 

1125  Mission 
Golteriuaiin   Si  Co.    (H.  Goltermann)    importers 
druggists'  sundries  and  rubber  goods,  120  Sutter, 
rooms  21-22 
Goltzene  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  r.  125  Park  Av 
Gombia  Pietro,  carpenter,  r.  17  Lafayette  PI 
Gomer  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1019  Stockton   • 
Gomerly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  316  Seventh 
Gomerson  A.  W.,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR. 
Gomes  Catheleeu  Mrs.,  r.  239  Minna 
Gomes  John,  jeweller,  r.  602  Natoma 
Gomes  John  F.,  carpenter,  r.  25  Oak 
Gomes  John  L.,  laborer,  r.  315  Drumm 
Gomes  Jose  L.,  laundryman,  r.  315  Drumm 
Gometz  Edward,  driver  William   Megilligan,   r.  Old 

San  Jose  Road,  ur  Industrial  School 
Gomez  Amparo,  widow,  r.  3  Vallejo  PI 
Gomez  Antonio  F.,  messenger  O.  S.  Navy  Pay  Office, 

r.  1121  Taylor 
Gomez  H.  Mrs.,  r.  660  Howard 
Gomez  Joseph,  r.  202  Union 
Gomez  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  422  Drumm 
Gomez  Joseph,  sawyer,  r.  3  Vallejo  PI 
Gomez  Juan  E.,  janitor  Free  Public  Library,  and  col- 
lector forest  tree  seeds,  r.  117  Cedar  Av 
Gomez  Maria  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  3  Vallejo  PI 
Gomez  Pedro  Y.,  sexton  St.  Mary's  Cathedral,,  r.   628 

California 
Gomez  R.  Mrs.,  r.  810  Greenwich 
Gomez  Rafael,  stevedore,  r.  437  Green 
Gomez  Thomas  B.,  restaurant,  r.  557  Fourth 
Gomez  Trinidad  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  3  Vallejo  PI 
Goms  Philip,  third  cook  0.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache 
Goncalves  Jose  F.,  laborer,  r.  31.'>  Drumm 
Goncalves  Manuel,  shoemaker,  616  Post 
Gondouin  Coustaut,    engineer  Pac.    Gas  Light   Co., 

office  508  Montgomery,  r.  Lick  House 
Gonella  Giuseppe,  cook,  r.  NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Dupont 
Gonyeau  John  B.,  carpenter,  r.  106  Sherman 
Gonzales  Alfred,  rancher,  r.  834  Grove 
Gonzales  Ambrose,  engineer  Presidio  RR.,  r.  120  Ber- 
nard 
Gonzales  David,  steerage  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  518  Broadway 
Gonzales  Francisco,  laborer,  r.  30  Ohio 
Gonzales  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1028  Market 
Gonzales  Mariano,  rancher,  r.  834  Grove 
Gonzales  .Miguel,  cook,  r.  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Gonzales  Theodore,  r.  834  Grove 
Gonzalez  Benjamin,  compositor,  r.  834  Vallejo 
Gonzalez  Diego,  mnsicial  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  736  Broad- 
way 
Gonzalez  Ignacio,  shoecuttcr,  r.  1719  StocKton 
Gonzalez  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  lO.'.J  Stockton 
Gonzalez  John,  r.  1023  Stucktcm 
Gonzalez  John,  saddler,  r.  440  Vallejo 
Gonzalez  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  860  Mission 
Gonzalez  Josephine  J.,  widow,  r.  15  V;  Rausch 
Gonzalez  Manuel  E.,  copyist,  328  Bush,  r.  Oakland 
Gonzalez  R.  <t  Co.  (Ricardo  Gonzalez    and    Mathilda 

Gebliardt)  mnfrs  neckties,  106  Dupont 
GK)nzalez  Ricardo  (R.  Gonzalez  k  Co.)   r.  106  Dupont 
Gonzalez  Vicente,  laborer,  r.  521  Vallejo 

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Gonzalez  Walter,  carpenter,  r.  860  Mission 

Gooch  A.  L.,  surveyor,  r.  222  Fourth 

Good  Adam,  machinist  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  121  Columbia 

Good  Albert,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Comtnercial 

Good  George,  machinist,  r.  1  Stanly  Court 

Good  Harry  C.  (Good  &  Roney)  r.  1114  Octavia 

Good  John,  capitalist,  r.  1114  Octavia 

Good  John,  carpenter,  r.  433  First 

Good  John  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  433  First 

Good  John  E.,  machinist,  r.  SW  cor   Mariposa  and 

Bryant  Av 
Good  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  108  Taylor 
Good  Mamie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  108  Taylor 
Good  Robert  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  1018  Howard 
Good  Samuel  S.,  machinist,  r.  121  Columbia 
Good  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  32  Minna 
Good  Walter  C.,  clerk,  r.  1114  Octavia 
Good  &   Roney  (Harry   C.   Good  and  James  Roney) 

proptrs  Vallejo  and  S.F.  Express,  418  Sacramento 
Goodale  Ella,  widow,  r.  1585  Folsom 
Goodall  Charles  (Goodall,  jerkins  &   Co.)  r.  SE  cor 

McAllister  aud  Pierce 
Goodall  Charles,  molder,  r.  317  First 
Goodall  Edwin  (Goodall,  Perkins  &   Co.)  r.  2326  Mis- 
sion 
Goodall  Henry,  carpenter  Baldwin  Theatre 
Goodall  James,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  1426  Geary 
Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co.  (Charles  Goodall,  Geortje 

C.  Perkins  and  Edwin    Goodall)    agents   Pacific 

Coast  Steamship   Co.   and  Oregon    Railway    and 

Navigation  Co.,  proprietors  tug  boats  and  agents 

Spring  Valley  Water  Co.  for  shipping,  10  Market 
Goodall  Samuel  E.,  r.  NE  cor  McAllister  and  Pine 
Goodchild  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1705  Stockton 
Goodday  Louis,  r.  1016  Mission 

Goode  Henry,  laborer  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r.  636  Com 
Goode  John,  shoemaker,  r.  27  Minna 
Goodell  Council,  proprietor  Marlborough  House, 

NW  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Goodeuough  Alexander,  engineer  Fashion  Stables,  r. 

1611  Jones 
Goodenough  Horseshoeing   Society,   A.  H.    Connelly 

mauager,  177  Jessie 
Qoodfellow  John  T.,  expressman,  r.SW  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Castro 
Goodfellow  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Leroy  PI 
Goodfelloiv    William   S.,   attorney  at  law,  230 

Montgomery,  rooms  16-17,  r.  1363   Sixth  Av,  Ea»t 

Oakland 
Qoodfrieud   Frederick,  butcher,  r.  William,  bet  Post 

and  Geary 
Goodhope  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Sierra  Co., Cal.) 

R.  B.  Cunningham  secretary,  320  Sansome 
Goodhue  James  W.,  dairyman,  1510  Buchanan,  r.  1527 

Geiry 
Goodhue  Peter,  speculator,  r.  613  Mission 
Goodhue   Thomas,  clerk  George  F.  Whlttell,  r.  1634 

West  Mission 
Goodhue  Thomas  H.  (Goodhue  &  Conbole)  r.  797JS 

Mission 
Goodhue  William  W.,  canvasser,  r.  236  O'Farrell 
Goodhue  &  Conbole  (Thomas  H.  Goodhue  and  George 

R.  Conbuiel  carpenters,  797  5^  Mission 
Gooding  William,  millwright,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Goodkind  Abraham  (M.  Hyman  &  Co.)  r.  2316  Califor- 
nia 
Goodkind  Henry (Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co. )r.  1519 

Van  Ness  Av 
Goodman  Abraham,  pawnbroker,  414  Kearny,  r.  1014 

Leavenworth 
Goodman  Adolph,  clubrooms,   206    Kearny,    r.   1816 

Geary 
Goodman  Adolph,  porter  Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

313  California,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  Alphonso,  hostler,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  Benjamin  F.,  clerk  William  Hessler,  r.  731 

Pine 
Goodman  Daniel,  molder,  r.  542  Linden  Av 
Goodman  David,  r.  435  Golden  Gate  Av 
Goodman  David  (Hart  &  Goodman)  r.  1118  Sutter 
Goodman  David,  tailor,  r.  441  >i  Natoma 
Goodman  Duress,  janitor,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  Ellen  Miss,  chambermaid  Ladies'  Protection 

and  Relief  Soc,  E  b  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 
Goodman  Frederick  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  412  Post 
Goodman  George,  janitor,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  George,  manager  Cal.  .\rtiticial  Stone 

Paving  Co.,  400  Montgomery,  r.  Oakland 
Goodman  George  L.,  clerk  A.  Bauuigarten  &  Co.,  r. 

2440  California 


Goodman  Harry,  barber,  r.  433  Clementina 
Goodman  Henry  H.,  clerk  I.  L.  Rosenthal  k  Bro.,  r. 

2440  California 
Goodman  Henry  S.,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 
Goodman  Isaac,  porter,  r.  419  Stockton 
Goodman   Isaac,   salesman   David   Samuels,   r.  919H 

Howard 
Goodman  Isidore,  salesman  M.  Franklin  &  Bro.,  r. 

421  Fell 
Goodman  J.,  miner,  r.  435  Bush 
Goodman  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1127  Golden  Gate  Av 
Goodman  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Goodman  James  H.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Goodman  Jonas,  grocer,  r.  2440  California 
Goodman  Joseph,  clerk  E.  Adelsdorfer   &   Co.,  r.  NE 

cor  Steiner  and  California 
Goodman   Lewis    (Oppenhelmer  &   Brother)    r.   1719 

Sutter 
Goodman  Marcus,  junk,  627  Pacific,  r.  636  Pacific 
Goodman  Mary,  widow,  r.  542  Linden  Av 
Goodman  Rachel  Miss,  r.  919M  Howard 
Goodman  Rachel,  widow,  r.  1429  Post 
Goodman  Sarah,  widow,  r.  919ii  Howard 
Goodman  Simon,  cigarm*ker,  r.  740  Harrison 
Goodman   T.    H.,    general   passenger  and    ticket 
agent  C.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor  Fourth   and  Townsend, 
room  74,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Goodman  Theodore  (Kramer,  Goodman  &  Co.)  r.  1429 

Post 
Goodman   Thomas  B.,  extraman  Engine  No.  11,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  542  Linden  Av 
Goodmansen  Andrew,  master  mariner,  r.  23  Alta 
Goodmansen  Lawrence   A.,  captain   schr  Ivanhoe,  r. 

1042  Twentieth 
Goodmansen  Olef,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Goodnoug-li   Algernon  M.,  general  agent  Brad- 
bury Pianos  and  Smith  American  Organs,  23-25 
Fifth,  r.  1822  O'Farrell 
Gooduough  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1214  Broadway 
Goodrich  Edward  L.,  r.  International  Hotel 
Goodrich  Henry  C,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  574  Folsom 
Goodrich  James  H.,  shoetrimmer,  r.  115  Seventh 
Goodrich  J.   King,  secretary  James  B.  Haggin,  r.  1 

Fifth 
Goodrich  John  H.,  carriage  and  wagon  mnfr,  110-112 

Oregon,  r.  615  Fulton 
Goodrich  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  115  Seventh 
Goodrich  Mary,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  63  Minna 
Goodrich  Rosa,  widow,  r.  2228  Bush 
Goodrich  Taylor,  importer  and  wholesale   and  retail 
dealer  stoves,  ranges  and  tinware,  254-256  Mar- 
ket, and  8-10  Front,  r.  East  Oakland 
Goodridge  Joseph,  carpenter  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  414  Polk 
Goodridge  Omar,   carpenter  S.  S.  Emery,  r.  2221  Web- 
ster 
Goodrum  George,  master  mariner,  r.  45  Twelfth 
Goodrum  William  E.,  deliverv  clerk  E.  V.  Hathaway, 

r.  45  Twelfth 
Goodschick  Herman,  seaman  P.  C.  8S.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  241  Perry 
Goodsell  C.  H.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 

Janeiro 
Goodsell  De  Courcy  M.,  real  estate,  r.  429  First 
Goodshaw   Mining  Co.    (Bodie,  Cal.)   Charles  0.  Har- 
vey secretary,  309  California,  room  1 
Goodspeed  Pembroke  S.,  laborer,  r.  6  Byington 
Goodspeed  Royal,  farmer,  r.  906  Shotwell 
Goodstein  Charles,  clerk  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  816 

Laguna 
Goodstein  David,  drayman  Isaac  Goodstein,  r.  615 

Laguna 
Goodstein  Isaac,  drayman,   121-123  Sansome,  r.  615 

Laguna 
■Goodwin  Albert  T.,  carpeuter,  r.  418  Laguna 
Goodwin  Arthur,  compositor,  r.  931  Market 
Goodwin  Benjamin,  r.  2326  Fillmore 
Goodwin    Charles,    porkpacker,    16   and    32    Ontre 

Market,  r.  2620  Bush 
Goodwin   Charles  H.,  secretary  Baldwin  Theatre,  r. 

120  Eddy 
Goodwin  Edward  B.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  106 

Langton 
Goodwin  Effie  I.  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  904 >i  Folsom 
Goodwin  Eliza  M.,  widow,  r.  931  Market 
Goodwin  Eva  I.  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  900^  Folsom 
Goodwin  Frank,  r.  339  Tehama 
Goodwin     Frank,    carpenter    Tivoli    Garden,    r.    11 

Eleventh 
Goodwin  Frank,  cooper,  r.  908  >i  Folsom 
Goodwin  Frederiei  C,  lumberman,  r.  129  Harrison 


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Goodwin  Herbert  A.,  •waiter,  1  Martha  PI 
GoQ4jrln  J.,  r.  630  Oomnifiro.ial 


Gordon  George  W.,   attorney    at  law,  320  Sansome      M 


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Sutter 
Goodwin  William  F.,  cooper,  r.  9043^  FoIboih 
Goody  John  E.,   salesman  Wurkheim  &    Co.,  r.  125 

Kearny 
Goodyear  James,  watchmaker  David  W.  Laird,  r.  819 

Dolores 

GOODYEARMEWLLICRDBBERSHOECO. 

(Nang'atuck,  Coiiii. )  James  AV.  Dolaii 
agent,   414:   Market 

Goodyear  Rubber  Co.,  R.  H.  Pease  Jr.,  and  8. 
M.  Kunyon  agents,  577-579  Market 

Goohey  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Goold  Edmoud  L.,  salesman  Parrott  k  Co.,  r.  646  Fol- 
gom 

Goold  Richard,  laborer,  r.  23  Baldwin  Court 

B^     Goold.  See  Gould 

Goor  Eva  B.,  widow,  r.  1218  Folsom 

Qoppeer  George,  tanner,  r.  Sixtli  Av,  bet  Q  and  R, 
South  S.  F. 

Gorby  William,  painter  Noble  Bros.,  r.  1100  Powell 

Gordan  Brothers  (Robert  and  Jacob)  merchant  tail- 
ors, 202  Kearny 

Gordan  Charles,  framemaker  Louis  Dampf,  r.  221 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Gordan  David,  machinist,  r.  1124 Harrison 

Goidau  Jacob  (Gordan  Brothers)  r.  207  Kearny 

Gordan  Robert  (Gordan  Brothers)  and  merchant  tailor, 
803  Market,  r.  5}^  Dupont 

Gordan  Sarah,  widow,  r.  909  Jackson^ 

Gordan  William,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 

BS^     Gordan.    See  Gordon 

Gordes  Frank,  baker,  r.  407  Dolores 

Gordon  Albert,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Gordon  Alexander  C,  merchant,  r.  314  Bush 

Gordon  Alexander  D.,  r.  421  Fourth 

Gordon  Alexander  P.,  engineer  Geary  St.  ER.,  r.  1505 
Buchanan 

Gordon  AmhurstP.,  carpenter,  r.  66834  Clementina 

Gordon  Bernard,  leather  dealer,  r.  312  Eighth 

Gordon  Bernard  E.,  clerk  Antisell  Piano  Co.,  r.  312 
Eighth 

Gordon  CUarles  W.,  book  and  job  printer,  320 
Sansome  and  419  Sacramento,  r.  438  Hayes 

Gordon  C.  Po'well,  secretary  California  Mining 
Co..  23  Nevada  Block,  r.  1522  California 

Gordon  Daniel  J.,  deputy  Tax  Collector,  r.  527  Geary 

Gordon  David,  messenger  Free  Public  Library,  r. 
1038  Mission 

Gordon  David  P.,  miner,  r.  1038  Mission 

Gordon  Ellen  E.  Miss,  proptr  Maine  Lodging  House, 
614  Kearny,  and  Waldo  Lodging  House,  733  Mar- 
ket, and  furnished  rooms,  1521  Sacramento 

Gordon  Frank  L.  (Goff  .t  Gordon)  attorney  at  law, 
60G  Montgomery,  r.  535  Greenwich 

Gordon  George,  butcher,  r.  527  Geary 

Gordon  George,  laborer,  r.  11  Natoma 

Gordon   George  A.,  waiter,  r.  058  Folsom 

Gordon  Georg^e  F. ,  attomey-at-law,  502  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  10-11,  r.  514  Eighteenth 

Gordon  George  G.,  gasfitter,  and  fireman  Engine 
No.  10.  8.  F.  F.  D.,  516  Biyaut 

Gordon  George  L.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1010 
Pierce 


cor  Sutter,  r.  Lick  House 
Gordon  J.  8.,  mechanic,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Gordon  Laui'a  de  Force,  attorney  at  law,  30-31  Steven- 
son Bldg 
Gordon  Lennox  A.,  cooper,  r.  312  Eighth  ^ 

Gordon  Leonard,  r.  1837  Market 
Gordon  Louise,  widow,  r.  1615  Laguna 
Gordon  M.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Gordon  Marion,  domestic  220  Turk 
Gordon  Martin  (Gordon  &  Healy)  r.  22  Hayes 
Gordon  Mary  MiKs,  r.  358  Eleventh 
Gordon  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  358  Eleventh 
Gordon  Mary,  widow,  r.  306  Fell 
Gordon  Mary,  widow,  tailoress,  r.  524  Stevenson 
Gordon  Michael,  r.  5  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Gordon  N.  H.,  bookkeeper  Home  Mutual  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Gordon  Nicholas  W.,  clerk  S.  B.  Boswell  &  Co.,  r.2016 

Pine 
Gordon  Patrick,  paver,  r.  527  Geary 
Gordon  Peter,  molder,  r.  327  First 
Gordon    S.  Mrs.,    janitress  Powell  Street  Primary 

School,  r.  507  Powell 
Gordon  Samuel,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Gordon  Sheldon  S.,  janitor  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  r.  607 

Powell 
Gordon  Stephen  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  527  Geary 
Gordon  Thomas,  furnished  rooms,  235  Kearny 
Gordon  Thomas  J.,  dishwasher  Occidental  Hotel 
Gordon   Wellington,   with   California  Mining  Co.,  r. 

1522  California 
Gordon  William,  barber,  r.  705  Broadway 
Gordon- William,  watchmaker,  r.  1  Middle 
Gordon  William  G.,  marblecutter,  r.  2941  Clay 
Gordon  &  Healy  (Martin  Gordon  and  Edward  Healy) 

liquor  saloon,  22  Hayes 
8^  Gordon.     See  Gordan,  Gorton  and  Gourdon 
Gore  Benjamin  B.,  commercial  broker,  412  Clay,  r. 

Oakland 
Gore  John,  carpenter,  r.  S  b  Lombard,  bet  Fi41more 

and  Steiner 
Gore  John  C,  collector  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  435 

Bryant 
Goreban  Thomas,  marblecutter,  r.  1727  Market 
Gorenflo  Otto,  trunkmaker,  r.  59  Zoe 
Gorevan  James,  porter  John  Parrott,  r.  1825  Clay 
Gorevan  James  Jr.,  merchant  tailor,  426  Montgomery, 

r.  1825  Clav 
Gorevan  William,  salesman  Jamee  Gorevan  Jr.,  r. 

1825  Clay 
Gorfinkel  Aaron,  dry  goods  dealer,  r.  9  Caroline 
Gortinkel  Jacob,  grainer,  r.  23  Kearny 
Gorfinkel  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  23  Kearny 
Gortinkel  William,  barber,  4125«  Sixth 
Gorgausan  Ole,  mate  N.  P.  C.  BR.  stmr  Tiger,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Gorham  Daniel,  cashier  naval  office  Custom  House, 

r.  1710  M  Sacramento 
Gorham  George  C.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  63  Nevada 

Block,  r.  805  Bush 
Gorham  James  B.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  829 

Folsom 
Oorliam    Manufacturlog   Co.,     silveremiths, 

(Providence,  R.  I.  and  New  York)  Phelps  &  Mil- 
ler agents,  120  Sutter,  room  1 


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Gonzalez  Walter,  carpenter,  r.  860  Mission 

Gooch  A.  L.,  surveyor,  r.  222  Fourth 

Good  Adam,  machinist  S.  P.  RK..  r.  121  Hnlnr 


Goodman  Harry,  barber,  r.  433  Clementina 
Goodman  Henry  H.,  clerk  I.  L.  Bosentbal  &  Urc 


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GoodalL,  Perkins  <Si  Co.  (Charles  Goodall,  Georae 

C.  Perkins  and   Edwin    Goodall)   agents   Pacific 

Coast  Steamship   Co.   and  Oregon    Kailway    and 

Navigation  Co.,  proprietors  tug  boats  and  agents 

Spring  Valley  Water  Co.  for  shipping,  10  Market 
Goodall  Samuel  E.,  r.  NE  cor  McAllister  and  Pine 
Goodchild  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1705  Stockton 
Goodday  Louis,  r.  1016  Mission 

Goode  Henry,  laborer  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r.  036  Com 
Goode  John,  shoemaker,  r.  27  Minna 
Goodell  Council,  proprietor  Marlborough  House, 

NW  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Goodeuough  Alexander,  engineer  Fashion  Stables,  r. 

lull  Jones 
Goodenough  Horseshoeing   Society,   A.  H.    Connelly 

manager,  177  Jessie 
Goodfellow  John  T.,  expressman,  r.SW  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Castro 
Goodfellow  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Leroy  PI 
Goodfellow    William    S.,   attorney  at  law,  230 

Montgomery,  rooms  16-17,  r.  1303   Sixth  Av,  Ea»t 

Oakland 
Qoodfriend  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  William,  bet  Post 

an(f  Geary 
Goodhope  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Sierra  Co. ,Cal.) 

R.  B.  Cunningham  secretary,  320  Sansome 
Goodhue  James  W.,  dairyman,  1510  Buchanan,  r.  1527 

Geiiry 
Goodhue  Peter,  speculator,  r.  613  Mission 
Goodhue   Thomas,  clerk  George  F.  Whittell,  r.  1634 

West  Mission 
Goodhue  Thomas  H.  (Goodhue  &   Conboie)  r.  797 Jj 

Mission 
Goodhue  William  W.,  canvasser,  r.  236  O'Farrell 
Goodhue  &  Conboie  (Thomas  H.  Goodhue  and  George 

R.  Conboie)  carpenters,  797 >^  Mission 
Gooding  William,  millwright,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Goodkind  Abraham  (M.  Hyman  k  Co.)  r.  2316  Califor- 
nia 
Goodkind  Henry (Fechheimcr,  Goodkind  k  Co. )r.  1519 

Van  Ness  Av 
Goodman  Abraham,  pawnbroker,  414  Kearny,  r.  1014 

Leavenworth 
Goodman  Adolph,  clubrooms,   206    Kearny,    r.   1816 

Geary 
Goodman  Adolph,  porter  Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co., 

313  California,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  Alphonso,  hostler,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  Benjamin  F.,  clerk  William  Hessler,  r.  731 

Pine 
Goodman  Daniel,  molder,  r.  542  Linden  Av 
Goodman  David,  r.  435  Golden  Gate  Av 
Goodman  David  (Hart  &  Goodman)  r.  1118  Sutter 
Goodman  David,  tailor,  r.  441  M  Natoma 
Goodman  Duress,  janitor,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  Elltm  Miss,  chambermaid  Ladies'  Protection 

and  Relief  Soc,  E  8  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 
Goodman  Frederick  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  412  Post 
Goodman  George,  janitor,  r.  7  Miles  PI 
Goodman  George,  manager  Cal.  .\rtittcial  Stone 

Paving  Co.,  400  Montgomery,  r.  Oakland 
Goodman  George  L.,  clerk  A.  Baumgarten  k  Co.,  r. 

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Goodman  Theodore  (Kramer,  Goodman  &  Co.)  r.  1429 

Post 
Goodman  Thomas  B.,  extraman  Engine  No.  11,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  542  Linden  Av 
Goodmausen  Andrew,  master  mariner,  r.  23  Alta 
Goodmansen  Lawrence  A.,  captain  schr  Ivanhoe,  r. 

1042  Twentieth 
Goodmausen  Olef,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Goodnougli   Alg^ernon   M.,  general  agent  Brad- 
bury Pianos  and  Smith  American  Organs,  23-25 
Fifth,  r.  1822  O'Farrell 
Goodn'iTigh  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1214  Broadway 
Goodrich  Edward  L.,  r.  International  Hotel 
Goodrich  Henry  C,  clerk  Post  Olfice,  r.  574  Folsom 
Goodrich  James  H.,  shoetrimmer,  r.  115  Seventh 
Goodrich   J.   King,  secretary  James  B.  Haggin,  r.  1 

Fifth 
Goodrich  John  H.,  carriage  and  wagon  mnfr,  110-112 

Oregon,  r.  615  Fulton 
Goodrich  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  115  Seventh 
Goodrich  Mary,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  63  Minna 
Goodrich  Rosa,  widow,  r.  2228  Bush 
Goodrich  Taylor,  importer  and  wholesale   and  retail 
dealer  stoves,  ranges  and  tinware,  254-256  Mar- 
ket, and  8-10  Front,  r.  East  Oakland 
Goodridge  Joseph,  carpenter  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  414  Polk 
Goodridge  Omar,   carpenter  S.  S.  Emery,  r.  2221  Web- 
ster 
Goodrum  George,  master  mariner,  r.  45  Twelfth 
Goodrum  William  E.,  delivery  clerk  E.  V.  Hathaway, 

r.  45  Twelfth 
Goodschick  Herman,   seaman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  241  Perry 
Goodsell  C.  H.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 

Janeiro 
Goodsell  De  Courcy  M.,  real  estate,  r.  429  First 
Goodshaw  Mining   Co.    (Bodie,  Cal.)   Charles  0.  Har- 
vey secretary,  309  California,  room  1 
Goodspeed  Pembroke  S.,  laborer,  r.  6  Byington 
Goodspeed  Royal,  farmer,  r.  906  Shotwell 
Goodsteiu  Charles,  clerk  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  615 

Laguna 
Goodstein  David,  drayman  Isaac  Gtoodstein,  r.   615 

Laguna 
Goodstein  Isaac,  drayman,  121-123  Sansome,  r.  615 

Laguna 
^loodwin  Albert  T.,  carpenter,  r.  418  Laguna 
Goodwin  Arthur,  compositor,  r.  931  Market 
Goodwin  Benjamin,  r.  2326  Fillmore 
Goodwin    Charles,    porkpacker,    15   and    32    0«ntre 

Market,  r.  2620  Bush 
Goodwin  Charles  H.,  secretary  Baldwin  Theatre,  r. 

120  Eddy 
Goodwin  Edward  B.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  106 

Langton 
Goodwin  EJfie  I.  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  904  J^  Folsom 
Goodwin  Eliza  M.,  widow,  r.  931  Market 
Goodwin  Eva  I.  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  904 J^  Folsom 
Goodwin  Frank,  r.  339  Tehama 
Goodwin     Frank,    carpenter   Tivoll    Garden,   r.    41 

Eleventh 
Goodwin  Frank,  cooper,  r.  908  J4  Folsom 
Goodwin  Frederick  C,  lumberman,  r.  129  Harrison 


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Goodwin  Herbert  A.,  waiter,  1  Martha  PI 

Goodwin  J.,  r.  630  Commercial 

Goodwin  James,  saddler,  r.  6()5  Howard 

Goodwin  James,  storekeeper  Continental  Warehouse, 
r.  51  Frederick 

Goodwin  James  P.,  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel,  r.  1313 
Taylor 

Goodwin  James  W.,  clerk  Guardian  Assurance  Co.,  r. 
1313  Taylor  . 

Goodwin  John  Mrs.  widow,  r.  904J4  Folsom 

Goodwin  L.,  mining,  office  419  California,  room  26,  r. 
Oakland 

Good'win  M.  &  Co.  (Michael  Goodwin)  impor- 
ters and  dealers  wines  and  liquors,  407  Battery 

Goodwin  Mary,  widow,  r.  916  Montgomery 

Goodwin  Michael  (M.  Goodwin  &  Co.)  r.  1228J4  Fol- 
som 

Goodwin  MoUie  Miss,  hairworker,  r.  329  Jessie 

Goodwin  Nancy  Mrs.,  r.  10  Sixth 

Goodwin  Oliver  H.,  pianoforte  action  finisher,  r.  765 
Market 

Goodwin  Thaddeus  A.,  upholsterer,  r.  10  Sixth 

Goodwin  Thaddeus  P.,  surveyor,  r.  10  Sixth 

Goodwin  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  S  8  Greenwich, 
nr  Sansome,  rear 

Goodwin  William,  Master  Mariner's  Ben.  Assn,  413 
Sutter 

Goodwin  William  F.,  cooper,  r.  904  J4  Folsom 

Goody  John  E.,  salesman  Wurkheim  &  Co.,  r.  125 
Kearny 

Goodyear  James,  watchmaker  David  W.  Laird,  r.  819 
Dolores 

GOODYEAR  METALLIC  RUBBER  SHOE  CO. 

(Naiigatiitk,    Coiiii, )    James   W.    Dolaii 
a$;ent,   414   Market 
Goodyear  Rubber  Co.,  R.  H.  Pease   Jr.,   and   8. 

M.  Kunyon  agents,  577-579  Market 
Goohey  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Goold  Edmond  L.,  salesman  Parrott  &  Co.,  r.  646    Fol- 
som 
Ooold  Richard,  laborer,  r.  23  Baldwin  Court 
B»~    Goold.  See  Gould 
Goor  Eva  B.,  widow,  r.  1218  Folsom 
Goppeer  George,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,   bet    Q    and   R, 

South  S.  F. 
Gorby  William,  painter  Noble  Bros.,  r.  1100  Powell 
Gordan  Brothers  (Robert  and  Jacob)    merchant    tail- 
ors, 202  Kearny 
Gordan  Charles,  framemaker  Louis    Dampf,    r.   221 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Gordau  David,  machinist,  r.  1124  Harrison 
Gordan  Jacob  (Gordan  Brothers)  r.  207  Kearny 
Gordan  Robert  (Gordan  Brothers)  and  merchant  tailor, 

803  Market,  r.  5}^  Dupont 
Gordan  Sarah,  widow,  r.  909  Jackson^ 
Gordan  William,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
US'"    Gordan.     See  Gordon 
Gordes  Frank,  baker,  r.  407  Dolores 
Gordon  Albert,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Gordon  Alexander  C,  merchant,  r.  314  Bush 
Gordon  Alexander  D.,  r.  421  Fourth 
Gordon  Alexander  P.,  engineer  Geary  St.  RB.,  r.  1505 

Buchanan 
Gordon  AmhurstP.,  carpenter,  r.  668  J6  Clementina 
Gordon  Bernard,  leather  dealer,  r.  312  Eighth 
Gordon  Bernard  E.,  clerk  Antisell  Piano   Co.,   r.    312 

Eighth 
Gordon  Charles 'W.,  book   and  job   printer,   320 

Sansome  and  419  Sacramento,  r.  438  Hayes 
Gordon  C.     Powell,    secretary  California  Mining 

Co.,  23  Nevada  Block,  r.  1522  California 
Gordon  Daniel  J.,  deputy  Tax  Collector,  r.  527  Geary- 
Gordon    David,   messenger  Free  Public  Library,   r. 

1038  Mission 
Gordon  David  P.,  miner,  r.  1038  Mission 
Gordon  Ellen  E.  Miss,  proptr  Maine  Lodging  House, 
614  Kearny,  and  Waldo  Lodging  House,   7.33  Mar- 
ket, and  furnished  rooms,  1521  Sacramento 
Gordon  Frank  L.  (Goff  &  Gordon)   attorney  at  law, 

606  Montgomery,  r.  .535  Greenwich 
Gordon  George,  butcher,  r.  .527  Geary 
Gordon  George,  laborer,  r.  11  Natoma 
Gordon   George  A.,  waiter,  r.  658  Folsom 
Gordon   Geor^^e    F. ,    attomey-at-law,   502    Mont- 
gomery, rooms  10-11,  r.  514  Eighteenth 
Gordon    George    G.,    gasfitter,    and  fireman   Engine 

No.  10.  8.  F.  F.  D.,  616  Biyant 
Gordon  George  L.,    driver   Market  St.    RR.,    r.    1010 
Pierce 


Gordon  George  W.,  attorney  at  law,  320  Sansome 
room  19,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Gordon  Hardtvare  Co.,  James  E.  Gordon  presi- 
dent, William  H.  Hooke  secretary,  wholesale  hard- 
ware dealers,  and  proptrs  Pac.  Chain  Works,  252 
Spear,  office  12-14  Front  and  2.50-252  Market 

Gordon  Henry,  seaman,  r.  625  Davis 

Gordon  Henry  G.,  salesman,  r.  412  Jones 

Gordon  James,  cooper,  r.  358  Eleventh 

Gordon  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Gordon  James  E. ,  president  Gordon  Hardware 
Co.,  office  12-14  Front  and  2.50-252  Market,  r.  470 
Merrimac,  Oakland 

Gordon  Jeanette,  widow,  r.  224  McAllister 

Gordon  Jo.,  mining,  320  Sansome,  room  19,  r.  228 
Montgomery  Av 

Gordon  John.  r.  321  Eighth 

Gordon  John,  r.  108  Seventh 

Gordon  John,  hackman,  r.  358  Eleventh 

Gordon  John,  watchmaker  J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co.,  r.  1 
Middle 

Gordon  John  A.,  hackman,  r.  358  Eleventh 

Gordon  John  C,  shipcarpenter,  r.  613  Mission 

Gordon  Joseph,  capitalist,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Gordon  Josepli  S.  G.,  wood  and  coal, 429  Powell, 
cor  Sutter,  r.  Lick  House 

Gordon  J.  8.,  mechanic,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 

Gordon  Laura  de  Force,  attorney  at  law,  30-31  Steven- 
son Bldg 

Gordon  Lennox  A.,  cooper,  r.  312  Eighth 

Gordon  Leonard,  r.  1837  Market 

Gordon  Louise,  widow,  r.  1615  Laguna 

Gordon  M.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Gordon  Marion,  domestic  220  Turk 

Gordon  Martin  (Gordon  &  Healy)  r.  22  Hayes 

Gordon  Mary  Miss,  r.  358  Eleventh 

Gordon  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  358  Eleventh 

Gordon  Mary,  widow,  r.  306  Fell 

Gordon  Mary,  widow,  tailoress,  r.  524  Stevenson 

Gordon  Michael,  r.  5  Bryant  Av,  rear 

Gordon  N.  H.,  bookkeeper  Hume  Mutual  Insurance 
Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Gordon  Nicholas  W.,  clerk  S.  B.  Boswell  &  Co.,  r.2016 
Pine 

Gordon  Patrick,  paver,  r.  527  Geary 

Gordon  Peter,  molder,  r.  327  First 

Gordon  S.  Mrs.,  janitress  Powell  Street  Primary 
School,  r.  .507  Powell 

Gordon  Samuel,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 

Gordon  Sheldon  8.,  janitor  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  r.  507 
Powell 

Gordon  Stephen  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  527  Geary 

Gordon  Thomas,  furnished  rooms,  235  Kearny 

Gordon  Thomas  J.,  dishwasher  Occidental  Hotel 

Gordon  Wellington,  with  California  Mining  Co.,  r. 
1522  California 

Gordon  William,  barber,  r.  705  Broadway 

Gordon  William,  watchmaker,  r.  1  Middle 

Gordon  William  G.,  marblecutter,  r.  2941  Clay 

Gordon  &  Healy  (Martin  Gordon  and  Edward  Healy) 
liquor  saloon,  22  Hayes 

oy  Gordon.     See  Gordan,  Gorton  and  Gourdon 

Gore  Benjamin  B.,  commercial  broker,  412  Clay,  r. 
Oakland 

Gore  John,  carpenter,  r.  8  8  Lombard,  bet  Fillmore 
and  Steiner 

Gore  John  C,  collector  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  436 
Bryant 

Goreban  Thomas,  marblecutter,  r.  1727  Market 

Gorenflo  Otto,  trunkmaker,  r.  59  Zoe 

Gorevan  James,  porter  John  Parrott,  r.  1825  Clay 

Gore  van  James  Jr.,  merchant  tailor,  426  Montgomery, 
r.  1825  Clay 

Gorevan  William,  saleeman  James  Gorevan  Jr.,  r. 
1825  Clay 

Gorflnkel  Aaron,  dry  goods  dealer,  r.  9  Caroline 

Gortinkel  Jacob,  grainer,  r.  23  Kearny 

Gorfinkel  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  23  Kearny 

Gorfiukel  William,  barber,  412J4  Sixth 

Gorgansan  Ole,  mate  N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Tiger,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Gorham  Daniel,  cashier  naval  office  Custom  Hotise, 
r.  1710  M  Sacramento 

Gorham  George  C.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  63  Nevada 
Block,  r.  805  Bush 

Gorham  James  B.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  829 
Folsom 

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Gorham  Michael   C,   groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Annie  and  Jessie 
Gorh;im  Minnie,  chambermaid  New  WisconBin  Hotel 
Gorham  Patrick  J.,  saloonkeeper,  r.  150  Clara 
Gorham  Richard,  housemover,  r.  212  Broadway 
Gorham  Sherwood  P.,  attorney  at  law  Wallace,  Great- 
house  &  Blanding,  324  Pine,  room  18,  r.  805  Bush 
Gorham  Thomas  J.,  clerk,  r.  1710 M  Sacramento 
Gorham  Wesley  T.,  r.  1938  Vallejo 
Gorham  William  H..  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Bank, 

r.  805  Bush 
Gorham  William  J.,   clerk   Goodyear  Rubber  Co.,  r. 

1019  Washington 
Gorie  James  (Weed  &  Gorie)  r.  105  Polk 
Gorla  Giusepue,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 
Gorltt  Luigi,  laborer,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 
Gorley  Charles,  dishwasher,  r.  636  Commercial 
Gorley  Hugh  A.,  mining  speculator,   r.   2099   Devisa- 

dero 
Gorlier  George,  bartender,  r.  513  Pacific 
Gorman  Alice  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  517  Fourth 
Gorman  Andrew  J.,  varuisher,  r.  517  Fourth 
Gorman  Blanche  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.  1632  Howard 
Gorman  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  38  Mary 
Gorman  Christopher,  carrier  "Stock  Exchange,  r.  517 

Fourth 
Gorman  Dennis,  engineer   N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Tiger,  r. 

548  Howard 
Gorman  Dennis,  weigher  Custom  House,  r.  5  Rausch 
Gorman  D.  J.,  clerk  J.  J.  O'Brien  &   Co.,  r.  311  Clem- 
entina 
Gorman  Edward  B.,  clerk, r.  cor  Bay  and  Leavenworth 
Gorman  Eugene  J.,  brakeman  S.  P.RR.,  r.  620  Fourth 
Gorman  H.,  porter  Kahn  Bros.  &  Co. 
Gorman  J.  Miss,  r.  110  Hyde 

Gorman  Jacob  F.,  painter,  r.  153  Fifteenth,  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Gorman  James,  fireman,  r.  637  Fulton 
Gorman  James,  laborer,  r.  313  Beale 
Gorman  James,  seaman,  r.  127  Folsom 
Gorman  James,  stevedore,  r.  W  s  Sansome,  nr  Filbert 
Gorman  James  B.,  carriagepainter,  r.  740  Minna 
Gorman  James  E.  clerk  R.  W.  Hent,  r.  637  Fulton 
Gorman  Jane  B.  Miss,  assistant   South  S.  F.  School, 

r.  44  Sixth 
Gorman  Johanna,  cook  614  Folsom 
Gorman  John,  carpenter,  r.  44  Everett 
Gorman  John,  coalpasaer  P.  M.  SS.  SouHi  Carolina 
Gorman  John,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Gorman  John,  laborer,  r.  821  Filbert 
Gorman  John,  mate  brig  Consuelo,   r.  54  Sacramento 
Gorman  John,  shearer  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  cor  Octavia  and  Greeuwich 
Gorman  John  T.  varnisher,  r.  1622  Jessie 
Gorman  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  762  Howard 
Gorman  Josei)ii  C,  r.  858  Mission 
Gorman  Katie,  domestic  219  Eddy 
Gorman  Lawrence,  hostler,  r.  797  Mission 
Gorman  M.  Miss,  r.  110  Hyde 
Gorman  Maggie,  domestic  1020  Vallejo 
Gorman  Malachi,  waiter,  r.  25  Hermann 
Gorman  Margaret,  r.  424  Broadway 
Gorman  Margaret,  widow,  r.  311  Clementina 
Gorman  Margaret,  widow,  r.  762  Howard 
Gorman  Martin,  butcher,  r.  313  Folsom 
Gorman  Mary  Miss,  r.  730  Union 
Gorman  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  730  Union 
Gorman  Mary,  widow,  r.  400  Geary 
Gorman  Mary,  widow,  r.  517  Fourth 
Gorman  Mary,  domestic  1132  Sutter 
Gorman  Mary,  domestic  313  Beale 
Gorman  Mary,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  313  Fol- 
som 
Gorman  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  St.  Joseph's  Grammar 

School,  r.  617  Fourth 
Gorman  Mary   J.   Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  Winchester 

House 
Gorman  Matilda,  widow,  r.  1632  Howard 
Gorman  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  136  Tehama 
Gorman  Michael,  capitalist,  r.  NE  cor  California  and 

Courtland  Avs,  B.  H. 
Gorman  Michael,  carder  8.  F.   Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  424  Broadway 
Gorman  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  335  Twenty- ninth 
Gorman  Michael,  janitor  West  Mission  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  63  West  Mission 
Gorman  Michael,  miner,  r.  125  Clinton,  rear 
Gorman  Michael,  oystermau  Albers  &  Schmidt,  r.  16 

Rltch 
Gorman  Michael  J.,  carpenter,  r.  311  Clementina 


Gorman  Minnie  Miss,  negative  retoucher  Louis  Thora, 

r.  1632  Howard 
Gorman  Owen,  policeman,  r.  813  Jessie 
Gorman  Owen,   pressman   Lardner  &  Lee,  r.  571  Bry- 
ant 
Gorman  Patrick,  drayman,  422  Davis,  r.  254  Langton 
Gorman  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  915  Sansome 
Gorman   Patrick  O.,  teamster,   r.  N  s  Greenwich,  bet 

Webster  and  Fillmore 
Gorman  Richard  F..  bookbinder,  r.  311  Clementina 
Gorman  Simon,  melter,  r.  315  Folsom 
Gorman  Susan  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  517  Fourth 
Gorman  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  914!^  Harrison 
Gorman  Thomas  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  N  s  Cortland  Av,  nr 

California  Av,  B.  H. 
Gorman  William,  laborer,  r.  313  Beale 
Gorman  William  J.,  principal  South  San  Francisco 

School,  r.  710  Nineteenth 
Gorman  Winifred,  widow,  r.  520  Eighth 
Gormandez  Isadore,  harnessmaker,  and  extraman  En- 
gine No.  12.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  210  Drumm 
Gormley  Elizabeth  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  60  Na- 

toma 
Gormley  Emmet,  upholsterer,  r.  60  Natoma 
Gormley  George  H.,  clerk  George  E.  Plummer,  r.  2006 

Taylor 
Gormley  Isabella,  r.  40  Clara,  rear 
Gormley  J.,  jeweler,  r.  2006  Taylor 
Gormley  James,  r.  60  Natoma 
Gormley  Michael,  cook,  r.  636  Cummercial 
Gormley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  60  Natoma 
Gormley  Sarah,  domestic  814  Twenty-fii;st 
Gormley  Stephen  J.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  30 J^  Garden 
Gormley  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  r.  60  Natoma 
Gorom  Nelson,  observer  U.  S.  Signal  Service, '42  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  r.  716  Stockton 
Gorrill  Charles  H.,  president  Pac.  Bridge  Co.,  4  Cali- 
fornia, r.  Oakland 
Gorrill  Richard  W.,  treasurer  Pacific  Bridge  Co.,  4  Cal- 

fornia,  r.  210  Powell 
Gorringh  John,  expressman,  r.  1413  Hyde 
Gorrseu  Christian  G.,  sailmaker,  r.  5  August  Alley 
Gorrsen  Christina,  domestic  821  Kearny 
Gorrseu  Johaunah,  domestic  728  Shotwell 
Gorrsen  Mary,  domestic  1714  Jackson 
Gorsig  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  113  Davis 
Gorter  Henry  H.,  machinist,  r.  746  Howard 
Gorton  Albert  S.,  cooper,  417  Main 
Gorton  B.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  927  Market 
Gorton  Carey  D.,  compositor,  r.  927  Market 
Gorton  John  H.,  stairbuilder,  r.  42  Twelfth 
8^"  Gorton.    See  Gordon 
Gortz  Lauritz,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Gosch  Louis,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Gosen  Henry,  expressman,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Clay, 

r.  811  Filbert 
Goserud  John,  fireman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Gosetta  Guillaume,  vegetable  garden,  Visitacion  Val- 
ley, nr  Mission 
Gosland  William,  clerk  Henry  Bailey,  r.  14H  Rausch 
Goslin  Seraphiu,  shoemaker,  r.  1059  Folsom 
Goslin  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  28  First 
Gosliner  Aaron,  baker,  r.  109  Austin 
Gosliner  Aaron  S.,  butcher,  r.  552  Natoma 
Gosliner  Edward,  r.  Ill  Austin 
Gobliner  Henry,   packer   E.  Mansbaeh   &   Co.,  r.   Ill 

Austin 
Gosliner  Julius,  peddler,  r.  Ill  Austin 
Gosliner  Minna,  widow,  r.  508M  Natoma 
Gosliner  Samuel,  assistant  foreman  I.  S.  Rosenbaum 

&  Co.,  r.  Ill  Austin 
Gosliner  Simon,  tailor,  r.  40  Austin 
Gosling  Charles,  conductor  N.   B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.  782 

Harrison 
Gosling  Elizabeth, -widow,  r.  10  Verona 
Gosling  James,  architict,  r.  1126  Market 
Gosling  Joseph,  architect,  r.  1399  O'Farrell 
Gosling  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  10  Verons 
Gosling  Misia  Miss,  saleslady  Vienna  Bakery,   r.  10 

Verona 
B^GosIing.    See  Goslin 

Goslinsky    E.    &  Co.    (Elias    Goslinsky  and  George 
Brownsteln)  mnfrs  cigars  and  importers  tobacco 
219-221  Battery 
Goslinsky  Elias  (E.  Goslinsky  &  Co.)  r.  1360  Post 
Gosnan  John,  fireman,  r.  724  Braunan 
Goss  Alfred  F.,  timekeeper  Palace  Hotel 
Goss  George,  plasterer,  r.  16  Mason 
Goss  George  W.,  confectionery,  1905  Mission 
Goss  Homer,  machinist  Goss  &  Dow,  r.  Berkeley 


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GOW 


G088  John,  upholsterer,  r.  5  Mason 

G088  Joseph,  Rhlpcarpenter,  r.  1117  fioward 

Ooss  Leonard  (Guss  &  Dow)  r.  Berkeley 

G0S8  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1123  Twenty-first 

G088  Michael,  poultry,  game,  etc.,   50G   Clay,   r.   N  B 

Diamond,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
GoBB  Peter,  bricklayer,  r.  16  Mason 
Goes  William  H.,  physician,  oflSce  and  r.  '206ii  Post 
Goaa  <!k  Dow  (Leonard  Goss  and  George   E.   Dow) 

foundry  and  machine  works,  114-116  Beale 
Gossmau  George,  teacher  languages,  r.  23  Powell 
Gossman  Nancy  Mrs.,  r.  221  Pacific 
Gossman  Thomas,  property  man  Baldwin  Theatre,  r. 

625  O'Farrell 
Gosson  Patrick,  clerk  David  Drady,  r.  230  Fourth 
Gost    Bernard,   clothing  and   furnishing  goods,   135 

Fouith,  r.  88  Everett 
Gostlin   Thomas,  distiller  Bay    View    Distillery,    r. 

Nineteenth  Av,  bet  H  and  I,  South  S.  F. 
Go.storfs  Leopold  B.,  clerk  Bank  of  California,  r.   839 

California 
Gostry  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  531  East 
Oostry  Robert,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  BOG  Montgomery 
Gotelli  Antonio,  laborer,  r.  226  Francisco,  rear 
Gotschi  Peter,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Gotschl  Theresa,  cook,  231  Second 
Gott  George  A.,  bookkeeper  Sisson,  Crocker  &   Co.,  r. 

107  O'Farrell 
Gott  T.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  520  Bush 
Gotte  Bernard,  farmer,  S  s  Lincoln,  nr Prentiss,  B.  H. 
Gotte  Harry,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Gotte  John,  seaman,  r.  123  Oregon 
Gottcland  Joseph,  barber,  r.  804  >6  Larkin 
Gotteuburg  Adolph,  hidedealer,  r.  2212  Fillmore 
Gotteiiburg  Max,  clerk,  r.  2212  Fillmore 
Gottermauu  Henry,  brewer  Hayes  Valley   Brewery,  r. 

514  Grove 
Gotterno  A.  Salvatore,   Garibaldi   Guard,  423   Broad- 
way 
Gottfried  E.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Gottheim  Louis,  shirt  mnfr,  310  Montgomery  Av 
Gotti^  La'wrence,  president  The  German  Savings 

and  Loan  Society,  526  California,  r.  180B  Pine 
Getting  C,  S.  F.  Musical   Fund  Soc,  NE   cor  Sutter 

and  Kearny 
Gottlieb  Louis,  shoemaker,  320  Taylor 
Gotts  H.,  saloon  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Gottschalk  Adolph,  r.  New  Helvetia  House 
Gottschalk  Annie  Miss,  bookfolder  r.  105  Lombard 
Gottschalk  Charles  E.,  watchmaker,  r.  1612  Post 
Gottschalk  Charles  H.,  watchmaker,  507  California,  r. 

1612  Post 
Gottschalk  Frederick  W.,  apothecary   G.  G.  Burnett, 

r.  327  Montgomery 
Gottschalk  John  Ferdinand  A.,  r.  105  Lombard 
Gottschalk  Marcus,  compositor  The  Hebrew,  r.  221  Ji 

Austin 
Gottschlich  Franz,  tanner  C.  Hellwig,  r.  115  J^  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Gottschlich  Herman,  kidglove  dresser,  r.  115)i  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Gottung  Carrie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  448  Clementina 
Gottuug  Catharine,  widow,  r.  448  Clementina 
Gottung  Frederick,  metal  signmaker,  r.  448  Clemen- 
tina 
Gottung  George  C,  painter,  r.  448  Clementina 
Gottung  Harry  A.,  painter  and  whiteuer,  448  Clemen- 
tina, r.  543  Natoma 
Gottung  Louisa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  448  Clementina 
Gouailhardou  Peter,  laborer,  r.  cor  Fifth  Av  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Goud  George  L.  (George  H.  Tay  &  Co.)  r.  1312  Jones 
Gougeon  Emma  MisB,  clerk  L.  Hector  Deraers,  r.  S  8 

Eighteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Gougeon  Francois  X.,  carpenter,  r.  S  b  Eighteenth, 

bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Gough  Francis,  chief  engineer  P.  M.  S3.  City  of  New 

York,  r.  712  Howard 
Gough  Frank  \V.,  glassblower,  r.  524  Hayes 
Gough  George,  puddler  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Gough  H.  Dorsey,  attorney  at  law,  603  Washington,  r. 

1309  Mason 
Gough  Jaiues,  bartender,  r.  805  Brannan 
Gough  June,  widow,  r.  525  Sixth 
Gough  John,  groi-eries  and  liquors,  1016  Bryant 
Gough  John  P.,  clerk  li.  F.  Wellington,  r.  1016  Bryant 
Gough   Mary,  widow,  lodgings,  SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Spear 
Gough  Thomas  J.,  bookkeeper  Marcus  C.  Hawley  & 
C!o.,r.  2014  Taylor 


Gough  William,  boilermaker,  r,  468  Jessie 
K^  Gough.     See  Goff 

Gould    and    Curry    Mining    Co.  (Storey   Co., 
Nev.)    Alfred   K.  Durbrow  secretary,  69  Nevada 
Block 
Gould  Abraham  J.,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Gould  Addie   Mrs.,  teacher  sewing  machine,  r.  Win- 
chester House 
Gould  Albert  R.,  carpenter,  r.  416  Larkin 
Gould  Alexander,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Mont. 

gomery 
Gould  Charles,  carriageiiainter,  r.  144  Shipley 
Gould   Charles   B.,   superintendent   Market  St.   RR., 

office  Ferry  Bldg,  foot  Market,  r.708  Capp 
Gould  Charles  M.,  hostler,  r.  34  Juniper 
Gould  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper  W.  J.  Houston  &    Co., 

r.  708  Capp 
Goiild  Cornelius,  policeman,  r.  1220  Market 
Gould  Daniel  A.,  compositor,  r.  728  Bush 
Gould  David  F.,  clerk,  r.  5  Bay 
Gould  E.  K.,  widow,  varieties,  SW  cor  Jackson  and 

Webster 
Gould  Frank,  insurance  agent,  r.  1229  Mission 
Gould  Frank,  machinist,  r.  1514  Broadway 
Gould  George  H.,  engineer,  r.  606  Fourth 
Gould  James  C,  agent  S.  P.   RR.   law  dept,  NE   cor 

Fourth  and  Towusend,  room  40,  r.  San  Jose 
Gould  John  C,  bartender,  r.  733  Clementina 
Gould  Joseph,  carxjenter,  r.  127  Freelon 
Gould  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  820  Treat  Av 
Gould  Nelson  C,  boots  and  shoes,  635  Howard 
Gould  Patrick,  shippaiuter,  r.  44  Clara 
Gould  Thomas  B.,  bookbinder,  r.  2810  Laguna 
Gould  Thomas  F.,  baker,  r.  463)4  Jessie 
Gould  Walter  (McDowell,  Gould  &  Co.)  r.  2  Eighth 
Gould  Walter,  butcher,  SW  cor  Jacksou   and  Webster 
Gould  William,  plasterer,  r.  1079  Market 
Gould  William  O.,  with  Pac.  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  409  Van  Ness  Av 
OS~Gould.     See  Goold 
Goulet  Isidore,  merchant  tailor,  415  Montgomery,  r. 

1511  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gouley  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1324  Pacific 
Gouley  Joseph,  with  J.  \.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  1324 Pacific 
Gouley  William  H.,  roaster  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  1324 

Pacific 
Goulstone  David,  clerk,  r.  1006  Washington 
Gourdon  Armand,  plumber,  r.  523  Taylor 
Gourdon  Edward,  painter,  r.  523  Taylor 
Gourdon  Emiiie  Mrs.,  French  laundry,  811  Howard 
Gourley  Robert,  boxmaker,  r.  857  3^  Harrison 
Goustiaux    Albertine   Mme.,    teacher   music,   r.   761 

Bryant 
Goustiaux  Auguste,  collector  French  Ben.  Soc,  r.  761 

Bryant 
Gouvie  Emile,  tobaccostripper,  r.  1010  Kearny 
Gouzenes  George,  butcher,  r.  SEcor  First  Av  and  Da- 
kota 
Gouzenes  Jean,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and  Rail- 

road  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Gouzy  Peter,  agent,  r.  605  Broadway 
Govanes  Basilio,  cook  Grego  &  Smith,  r.  520  Grove 
Gove  Andrew  J.,  grain  receiver  Sea  Wall,  grain  shed 

Sec.  2,  r.  925  Vallejo 
Gove  David  M.,  druggist,  2408  California 
Gove  Frank,   porter  Whittier,  Fuller  &   Co.,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Gove  Isaac  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  318  Capp 
Gove  William  R.,  clerk,  r.  925  Vallejo 
Gover  Mine  and  Mining  Co.  (.\mador  Co.,  Cal.)   Mark 

T.  Ashby  secretary,  office  402  Front 
Gowau    Charles,    Jour.    Shipwrights'   Assn,  71   New 

Montgomery 
Gowan    Edward    (Walcom,   Gowan   &   Cofifee)    r.   116 

Cedar  Av 
Gowan  Frank,  r.  1103  Powell 

Gowan  J.  V.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New   Mont- 
gomery 
Gowan  William,   salesman    Michels,  Friedlander  & 

Co.,  r.  1603  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gowen  Abbie  E.  Miss,  medium,  r.  307  Fourth 
Gowen  John  E.,  driver,  r.  Old  San  Jose   Road,   nr  In- 
dustrial School 
Gower  Samuel  J.  (Gower  &  Oilman)  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Go-»ver  &  Gilniun  (Samuel  J.  Gower  and   Charles 
H.    Oilman)    proi)rietors    Pacific   U.    S.   Bonded 
Warehouse,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Battery, Pacific 
Free  Warehouse,  NW  cor   Front    and    Broadway, 
and  Front  St.  Warehouse,  SW  cor  Broadway  and 
Front,  oflice  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Battery 


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GRA 


Qoy  L.,  -watchmaker,  r.  334  Bush 
Goyhenieux  Pierre,  French  laundry,  143  Ninth 
Goykovlch  George  J.,  bartender,  r.  100  Jackson 
Graaf  George,  carpenter  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r.  209 

Kausch 
Graaff  Julius  S.,  attorney  at  law,  234  Montgomery, 

room  7,  r.  326  Twenty-second 
Xff"  Graaff.     See  Graf.  Graff  and  Graef 
Grabau  Robert  H.,  machinist,  r.  307  Gough 
Grabe  Frank  C.  T.,  chicken  ranch,  NW  cor  Dwightand 

San  Bruno  Road 
Grabe  Louisa  Mrs.,  r.  1140  Pacific 
Grabe  Walter  H.,  stockkeeper  E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  509 

Bush 
Graber  Charles  C,  butcher,  940  Bryant 
Graber  Louis,  brewfir,  r.  Sl.'i  Clementina 
Graber  Thomas  F.,  teacher  First   School  of  the  Ger- 
man School  Union,  r.  Berkeley 
Grabin  George  D.,  ticket  clerk  P.  C.  88.  Co.  and  O.  R. 

and  N.  Co.,  214  Montgomery 
Grabow  Isaac,  laborer,  r.  125  Welsh 
Grabow  Jorgen,  glassblower,  r.  125  Welsh 
Gracan  Andrew,  Austrian   Ben.   Soc,  71   New  Mont 
Gracchi  Giacomo  (Baglietto  &  Gracchi) r.  422  Vallejo, 

rear 
Gracchi  Louis,  laborer,  r.  627  Grove 
Grace  Andrew,  carpenter,  314  Valley 
Grace  Church,  Rev.W.  H.  Piatt  D.  D.,  L.L.  D.,  rector, 

SE  cor  California  and  Stockton 
Grace  David,  second  engineer  C.  P.  BR.  stmr  Capitol, 

r.  208  Union 
Grace  Gracia,  widow,  r.  214  Fourth 
Grace  Henry  S..  gun  and  locksmith,  418  Sixth 
Grace  John,  horseshoer,  1108  Howard 
Grace  John,  laborer,  r.  214  Fourth 
Grace  John,  teamster,  r.  423  Ninth 
Grace  John  C,  carpenter,  r.  126  Valley 
Grace  John  J.,  carpenter,  r.  428  Shipley 
Grace  John  W.  (J.W.  Grace  &  Co.)  r.  Callao,  Peru 
Grace  J.  W.   &  Co.  (John  W.  Grace  and  George  L. 
Duval,  and  William  R.  and  Michael  P.  Grace,  and 
Charles  R.  Flint  specials)  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  40  California 
Grace  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev.  A.  T.  Need- 
ham  pastor,  Mission,  bet  Eighteenth  and   Nine- 
teenth 
Grace  Michael  P.  (J.W.  Grace  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Grace  Pierce,  laborer,  r.  214  Fourth 
Grace  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  208  Eighth 
Grace  William,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  28  Clara 
Grace  William  P.,  carpenter,  r.  1424  Dolores 
Grace  William  R.  (J.W.  Grace  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Gracia  Clemente,  seaman,  r.  528  Vallejo 
Gracia  Francois,  furnished  rooms,  1300 Ji  Stockton 
Gracia  Ramon,  sfiaman,  r.  528  Vallejo 
Gracier  Addie  J.  Miss,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  Potrero  Av,  nr  Shakespeare 
Gracier  Emma  F.  Miss,  assistant  Franklin  Grammar 

School,  r.  Potrero  Av,  nr  Shakespeare 
Gracier  Frank,  millwright,  r.  Potrero  Av,  nr  Shake- 
speare 
Gradrehl  A.  Mrs.,  notions  and  fancy  goods,  225  Six- 
teenth, bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Gradwohl  Abtam,  salesman,  r.  503  O'Farrell 
Gradwolil  Charles,  cattle  dealer,  r.  29  Lily  Av 
Gradwohl  David  (M.  Gradwohl  &  Son)  r.  2120  Pine 
Gradwohl  Henry  (M.  &  H.  Gradwohl)  r.  529  Fourth 
Gradwohl  K.,  wood  and  coal,  E  s  Tenth,  bet   Market 

and  Mission 
Gradwohl  M.  &  H.  (Morris  and  Henry)  butchers,  529 

Fourth 
GradwoIU   M.    &  Son    (Meyer  and  David  Grad- 
wohl) general  commission   merchants,  123  Wash- 
ington 
Gradwohl  Maurice,  r.  2120  Pine 
Gradwohl  Meyer  (M.  Gradwohl  &  Son)  r.  2120  Pine 
Gradwohl  Morris  (M.  &  H.  Gradwohl)  r.  629  Fourth 
Grady  Dennis,  porter  Pac.  Free  Warehouse,  r.  1009 

Vallejo 
Grady  Edward,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Noe,  bet  Nineteenth 

and  Twentieth 
Grady  Edwin,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Oflace,   r.    357 

Clementina 
Grady  Ellen  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  312  Beale,  rear 
Grady  James,  clerk  Banner  Bros.,  and  foreman  En- 
gine No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1612  Pacific  Av 
Grady  James  T.,  boilernlaker,  r.  357  Clementina 
Grady  Johanna,  widow,  r.  626  Ash  Av 
Grady  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  Post  and  Dupout,  r. 
W  B  Sanchez,  nr  Seventeenth 


Grady  John,  laborer,  r.  434  Stevenson 

Grady  •John  H.,  Tax  Collector  City   and   County, 

oflice  new  City  Hall,  first  floor,  r.  1114  Folsom 
Grady  John  M..  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Grady  Mary,  widow,  r.  357  Clementina 
Grady  Michael,  butcher,  613  Post 
Grady  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Grady  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  532  Tehama,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Grady  Michael,  coachman  R.   D.   Chandler,    r.    897 

Chestnut 
Grady  P.  A..  Longshoremen's  Ben.  As8n,737  Mission 
Grady  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  63  Natoma 
Grady  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Noe,  nr  Eighteenth 
Grady  Thomas  F.,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  City  of 

Chester 
Grady  William,  butcher  Isaac  Goldmeyer,  r.  626  Ash 

Av 
Grae  Max,  jeweler,  r.  173  Perry 
Graef  Carl  T.,  attorney  at  law,  623  Commercial,  r.  613 

Pine 
Graefner  Mark,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Graetzer  Stephen,  lithographic  printed,  r.  1008  Jack- 
son 
Graf  Albert,  brewer  Pacific  Brewery,  r.  267  Tehama 
Graf  Charles  A.,  engineer  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  302  Fourth 
Graf  Christian,  laundry,  2109  Stockton 
Graf  D.  J.,  miner,  r.  407  Pacific 
Graf  Edward  S.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  302 

Fourth 
Graf  HenricuB,  salesman  Muser  Bros.,  r.  1522  Polk 
Graff  Albert,   metal   spinner,   51  Frettiont,    r.   558J4 

Howard 
Graff  Belle,  widow,  r.  Myrtle  Hall,  South  S.  F. 
Graff  Charles  E.,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  201  Shotwell 
Graff  Edwin  C,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  434 

Jessie 
Graff  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Graff  Justin  J.,  machinist,  r.  Wells  Av,  bet  Dolores 

and  Church 
Graff' Justin  J.  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  Wells  Av,  bet  Dolores 

and  Church 
Graff  Melville,  barber,  r.  15  Harriet 
Graff  Robert  W.,  cashier  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r. 

15  Thirteenth 
B9'"Graff.     See  Graf  and  Graaff" 
Graffan  Benjamin  C,  glassblower,  r.  159  Dore 
Graffan  John,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
GralHeman  Henry,  plumber  G.   &  E.   Snook,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Grafton  William,  oysterman,  r.  636  Commeicial 
Graham  Adam  S.,  cooper   Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  809 

Leavenworth 
Graham  Alexander,  pantryman  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Graham  Alexander  F.,  manager  Newport   Coos  Bay 

Coal  Co.,  224  Front,  r.  428  O'Farrell 
Graham  Alfred,  salesman,  r.  126  Fifth 
Graham  Alice  Miss,  strawworker,  r.  2603  Bryant 
Graham  Andrew,  heater  City  Forge,  r.  W  s  Michigan, 

bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Graham  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  W  b  Palmer,  nr  Thir- 
tieth 
Graham  Arthur,  switchman   Sutter  St.  ER.,  r.  908 

Lyon 
Graham  Barney,  r.  10J«  Boardman  PI 
Graham  Benjamin  F.,  mining  engineer,  408   Califor- 
nia, room  24 
Graham   Caroline    Miss,  saleslady  Foster  &   Co.,  r. 

cor  Twenty-seventh  and  Alabama 
Graham  Catherine,  widow,  poultry,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno 

Road,  nr  Fifteenth  Av 
Graham  Charles,  cooper  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Graham  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 
Graham  Charles  E.  clerk  Pac.   Improvement  Co.,  r- 

1018  Geary 
Graham  Charles  K.,  journalist  Morning  Call,  r.  777)4 

Mission 
Graham  Cornelius  H.  (W.  B.  Cluff  &  Co.)  r.  19  Sixth 
Graham  Crawford,  laborer,  r.  22  Bluxome 
Graham  Daniel,  calker,  r.  444  Bartlett 
Graham  Daniel,  pilot  O.  R.  and  N,  SS.  Columbia 
Graham  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  1332  3<.  Broadway 
Graham  E.  B.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  211  Eddy 
Graham  Edward  (Oakland  Transfer  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Graham  Edward,  bartender,  r.  510  Davis 
Graham  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  14  Liedesdorff,  r.  Ruse 

House 
Graliam  Edward,  upholsterer,  r.  210  O'Farrell 


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Orabam  Ellen,  widow,  r.  425  Oak 

Graham  E.  M.,  Mrs.,  widow,  r.   SE  cor  Castro  and 

Jersey 
Graham  Fernando  C,  with  C.  W.  Weston,  r.  313  Fre- 
mont 
Graham  George,  clerk  Joseph  H.  Dorety,  r.  819  Mis- 
sion 
Graham   George,   cooper  B.   Dreyfus  &  Co.,    r.    624 

Fourth 
Graham  George,  driver  Hutsou  &  Lander,  r.  12  Page 
Graham   George,   Master  Mariners'  Beu.   Assu,    413 

Sutter 
Graham  Henry,  theatrical  manager,  r.  7  Stockton 
Graham  Honora,  widow,  proptr  Creedmore  House, 

li22}4  Larkin 
Graham  H.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2726  Howard 
Graham   Irvine,    superintendent    teams    Scofield    & 

Tevis,  r.  2511  Larkin 
Graham  James,  assayer  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co., 

r.  Berkeley 
Graham  James,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Graham  James,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  519 

Jones 
Graham  James,  hostler,  r,  840  Howard 
Graham  James,  laborer,  r.  45  Louisa 
Graham  James,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Graham  James,  second  steward  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Co- 
lumbia 
Graham  James  C,  milkman,  r.  710  Treat  Av 
Graham  James  D.,  foreman  C.  W   Weston,  r.  313  Fre- 
mont 
Graham  James  E.,  driver  Crystal  Soda  Water   Co.,  r. 

1522  Stockton 
Graham  James  E.,  machinist,  r.  1113  Jones 
Graham  James  G.,  machinist  William  Deacon 
Graham  James  H.,  clerk  Savage  &  Sons,  r.  425  Oak 
Graham  Jane,  widow,  r.  419  Tweuty-niuth 
Graham  John,  laborer,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Graham  John,  marble  yard.  Point  Lobos  Av,  nr  Odd 

Fellows'  Cemetery,  r.  Odd  Fellows'  Cemetery 
Graham  John,  milkman,  r.  710  Treat  Av 
Graham  John,  teamster,  r.  140  Natoma 
Graham  John  F.,  bookkeeper  N.  Curry  &  Bro.,  r.  2416 

Howard 
Graham  John  H.,  chief  engineer  S.  P.  C.  BR.  stmr 

Garden  City,  r.  269  East 
Graham  John  T.,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,  nr  Colum- 
bia Av,  B.  H. 
Graham  John   T.  Jr.,   groceries,   liquors,   wood  and 

coal,  SE  cor  Precita  Av  and  Columbia  PI,  B.  H. 
Graham  Joseph,  driver  Jersey  Farm  Dairy,  r.  350  Te- 
hama 
Graham  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  315  Eddy 
Graham  Joseph  V.,  waiter,  r.  1301  Montgomery 
Graham  Kate,  domestic  346  First 
Graham  Kate  Mis.s,  packer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 

Works 
Graham  L.  F.,  salesman,  r.  23  Kearny 
GraUam  Lizzie  Miss,  teacher,  r.  819  Mission 
Graham  Louisa   Mrs.,  teacher  music,   r.  The  Ingle- 

woud 
Graham  Maggie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  315  Eddy 
Graham   Maggie  J.  Miss,   cloakmaker,  r.  219  Chatta- 
nooga 
Graham   Marcellus  A.  (Knight  &  Graham)  r.  23  Ste- 
venson 
Graham  Margaret,  widow,  r.  219  Chattanooga 
Graham  Mary  Miss,  r.  Abbotsfoid  House 
Graham  Mary  MIhs,  floakmaker.  r.  219  Chattanooga 
Graham^Melancthon  .\.,  woodturner,  r.  2  Park  PI 
Graham  Nellie,  widow,  r.  504  Si.\th 
Graham  Patrick,  driver  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Graham  Peter  G.,  clerk  Pac.  Lodgings,  r.  209  Leides- 

dorfif 
Graham   Richard,  bartender  Henry  Robinson,  r.  510 

Davis 
Graham  R(>>)ert,  carpenter,  r.  129  Third 
Graham  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  91"  Howard 
Graham  Roljert,  porter  J.  M.  Spafford  &  Co.,  r.  40  First 
Graham  Robert,  shoe  cutter,  r.  419  Twenty-ninth 
Graham  Robert  D.,  stage  carpenter  Tivoli  Garden,  r. 

SE  cor  Castro  and  Jersey 
Graham  Robert  G.,  cashier  freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

Oakland  Ferry,  r.  Oakland 
Oraham     Robert     J.,     superintendent     Public 
Streets  and  Highways,  oftice  new  City  Hall,  base- 
ment, r.  409  Jones 
Orabam  Robert  S.,  clerk  secretary's  office  C.  P.  BB., 

r.  219  Chattanooga 
Graham  Robert  T.,  r.  lutefnational  Hotel 


Graham  Samuel,  joiner  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  419  Twenty- 
ninth 
Graham   Tavemer  Mrs.,  teacher  elocution,    r.    1018 

Geary 
Graham  Thomas,  r.  14  Farren  Av,  rear 
Graham  Thohias,  heljier  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Graham  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1125  Bryant 
Graham  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  309  Seventh 
Graham  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  441  Tenth,  rear 
Graham  Thomas,  manager  N.  Curry  &  Bro.,   r.   2416 

Howard 
Graham  Thomas,  millwright,  r.  917  Howard 
Graham  Thomas  Mrs.,  housekeeper,  r.  819  Mission 
Graham  Thomas,  second  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  8S. 

City  of  Rio  de  Janeiro 
Graham  Thomas  A. ,  clerk  general  passenger  and  tick- 
et agent  C.  P.  RR..  r.  819  Mission 
Graham  Thomas  A.,  groceries,  401  Hayes,  r.  418  Hayes 
Graham  Thomas  D.,  clerk  G.  G.  Burnett,  r.  Westmin- 
ster House 
Graham  William,  lineman  Gold  and  Stock  Tel.  Co., 

r.  324  Minna 
Graham  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Graham  William,  shoemaker,  r.  541 H  Natoma 
Graham  William  J.,  clerk  J.  B.  Bourne,  r.  41  Louisa 
Graham  William  P.,  contractor,  r.  Cascius  Hotel 
Graichen  Herman,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 
Grainger  H.  H.,  r.  227  Second 
ft^  Grainger.     See  Granger 

Grallmann  Charles,  porter  John  A.  Bauer,  r.  101   Post 
Gram  Nils  T.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  123  Welsh 
Grambarth  Carl,  cigarmaker,  r.  Hansa  Hotel 
Gramberg  August,  clerJi  William  H.  Springer,   r.  NW 

cor  Dolores  and  Seventeenth 
Gramist  Otto,  cook,  r.  8>4  John 
Gramlkh  Sebastian,  bakery,  738  Howard 
Gramm  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  562  Brannan 
Grampsas  Paul,  clerk  Peter  P.  Cain,  r.  118  O'Fsrrell 
Granas  Ferdinand,  barber,  r.  147  Second 
Grand  Arcade  Market,  E  s  Sixth,  bet  Shipley  and 

Clara 
Grand  Army  Republic  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 
Grand  Central  Hall,  997  Market 
Grand    Central    Lodging    House,    Hannah    Andrews 

proptr,  959  Market 
Grand  Central  South  Mining  Co.  (Cochise   Co.,  A.  T.) 

George  D.  Edwards  secretary,  414  California 
Grand  Floral  Market,  743-747  Mission 
Grand  Hotel,  S.  F.  Thorn  manager,  SE   cor  Mar- 
ket and  New  Montgomery 
Grand  Jury.  Rooms,  new  City  Hall,  basement^ 
Grand  Jury  Rooms   V.    S.,    U.   S.   Appraiser's 

Building 
Grand    Liodgre    Ancient     Order    ot    United 

Workmen,    Horace  G.  Pratt   Grand  Recorder, 

40,  St.  Ann's  Building 
Grand  Lodge  F.  and  A.  M.,  Alexander  G.  Abell 

Grand  Secretary.  Masonic  Temple 
Grand  Lodge  I.  O.  O.  F.,  Walter  B.  Lyon  Grand 

Secretary,  325  Montgomery 
Grand    Lodge   Knights    of    Honor,   W.    H.    Mabony 

Grand  Reporter,  45  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Grand  Lodge  Knig*hts  of  Pytliias,  913  Market 
Grand  Mary,  widow,  laundress,  r.  1512  Polk 
Grand  Opera  House,  N  s  Mission,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Grand   Pacitie   Hotel   Co.,  C.  A.  Morse  secretary,  217 

Sansome,  room  8 
Graud   Prize   Mining  Co.  (Elko  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  M.  Hall 

secretary,  327  Pine,  room  20 
Grand  Trunk  RaiJivay,  H.  B.  Smith  Jr.  general 

agent,  623  Market 
Grand  Valley  Market,  440  Hayes 
Ciraud  Western  Hull,  1330  Bush 

Graud  Western  Market,  E  s  Polk,  bet  Bush  and  Austin 
Grand  Western  Market,  2111  Fillmore,  bet  California 

and  Sacrameuto 
Grandheld  Thomas,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Graudier  Frank,  upholsterer,  9.30  Harrison 
Graudjean  Charles,  engraver  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  8  Hollis 
Grandjean  H.,  salesman  G.  Venard,  r.  Oakland 
Grand  jean  Peter,  ivory  turner  J.  G.  H.  Meyer,  r.  Met- 

calf  PI,  nr  Geary 
Graner  Charles  (Graner  Jk  Strohl)  r.  429  Bush 
Graner  Charles  M.,  bartender  J.  D.  Will,  r.  429  Bush 
Graner  Lizzie,  domestic  423  Eddy 
Graner    Si    Strolil    (Charles   Graner  and   Philip 

Strohl)  proptrs  Hansa  Hotel.  429  Bush 
Graney  George  P.,  horseshoer,  13  Beiden.r.  9  Leroy  PI 
Graney  G.  W.  horseshoer,  r.  209  Ellis 


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Graney  William  P.,  teamster,  r.  350  Eleventh 
e^  Graney.     See  Greany 

Grantield  Maurice,  tanner,  r.  cor  Seventh  and  Bail- 
road  Ays,  South  S.  F. 
Granfield  William  (Granfleld  &Hynes)  r.  1040  Howard 
Granfleld  &  Hynes  (William   Granfield   and  Michael 

Hynes)  wood  and  coal,  1040  Howard 
Grange  John,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Grange  Numa,  wholesale   liquors,  711   Sansome,   r.  5 

Capp 
Granger  Alice  Miss,  tallorees,  r.  325  Oak 
Granger  Eugene,  driver  Grangers'  Business  Assn,  r. 

081  Mission 
Granger  Henri,  clerk  George  Loomis,  r.  1030  Mission 
Granger  Samuel,  machinist,  r.  312  Clementina 
8^"  Granger.     See  Grainger 

Grangers'   Bank  of   California,  John  Lewel- 
ling   president,  Albert  Montpellier  cashier  and 
manager,  Frank  McMullen  secretary,  NE  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Davis 
Granger's  Busin«ss  Association,  Amos  Adams 

manager,  38  California  and  106  Davis 
Granholta  Charles,  shoemaker  D.  E.Danielson,  r.  629 

Clay 
Grsnice  Harry  H.,* compositor,  r.  1307  Stockton 
Granite  Powder  Co.,  R.  D.  Hume  &  Co.  agents,  405 

Front 
Granniss  Georg-e  TV.,  real  estate,  and  agent  for 
General  H.  W.  Halleck  (heirs)  and  F.  Billings,  24 
Montgomery  Block,  r.  19  Hawthorne 
Grant  Adam  (Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.)  r.  1112  Bush 
Grant  Alfred  N.  (Grant  &  Smith)  r.  1143  Market 
Grant  Annie;  domestic  2  Zoe 
Grant  Antonia  Mrs.,  r.  606  Montgomery 
Grant  Arthur  E.,  compositor,  r.  31  Second 
Grant  A.  S.,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Grant  C.  A.,  r.  317  Eddy 
Grant  Cassius,  teamster,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Grant  Charles,  hackman,  r.  715  Howard 
Grant  Charles  E.,  salesman  G.  T.  Marsh   &  Co.,  r.  133 

South  Park  Av 
Grant  Charles  W.,  clerk   Liverpool  and   London  and 

Globe  Insurance  Co.,  r.  702  Post 
Grant  C.  Mitchell,  secretary  Geographical  Soc.  of  the 

Pac,  office  317  Powell,  r.  Oakland 
Grant  Daniel  W.,  r.  2114  Larkin 
Grant  David   G.,   laborer    warehouse    dept    Custom 

House,  r.  746  Mission 
Grant  Donald,  house  mover,  r.  417  Post,  rear 
Grant  Edward,  foreman  Pacific  Life,  r.  1020  Stockton 
Grant  Eliza  A.,  widow,  r.  1307  Howard 
Grant  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  133  South  Perk  Av 
Grant  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  468  Jessie 
Grant  Ellen  G.  Miss,  assistant  Garfield  Primary  School 
Grant  Frank,  draftsman,  r.  317  Eddv 
Grant  Frederick,  boatman,  r.  504  Davis 
Grant  George,  paying  teller  Auglo-Callfomian  Bank, 

r.  East  Oakland 
Grant  George   F.,  buyer  J.  J.   Mack   &   Co.,  r.  1307 

Howard 
Grant  George   F.,   8pp<ial   agent  North   British  and 

Mercantile  Insurance  Co.,  r.  1420  California 
Grant  Georgiana.  widow,  r.  11  Perry 
Grant  Helen  A. Miss,  assistant  Tehama  Primary  School, 

r.  17  Eincon  PI 
Grant  James  E.,  r.  26  Turk 
Grant  John,  carpenter,  r.  200  Seventh 
Grant  John,  gasfltter,  r.  133  South  Park  Av 
Grant  John  F.,  carpenter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Grant  John  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  45  Stanly  PI 
Grant  John  T.  (Walker  &  Grant)  r.  22  Turk 
Grant  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  061  Natoma 
Grant  Joseph  D.,  r.  1112  Bush 
Grant  Joseph  H.,  shipsmith,  r.  11  Perry 
Grant  Lewis  T.,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  554  Minna 
Grant  Mary  C,  widow,  r.  322  Fremont 
Grant  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  12  Ellis 
Grant  Patrick,  r.  cor  Fifteenth  and  Minna 
Grant  Patrick,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  E  s  Hartmann, 

bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Grant  Patrick,  binlermaker,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 
Grant  Patrick,  ironworker,  r.  564  }<;  Bryant 
Grant  Patrick  J.,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Assn,  71   New 

Montgomery 
Grant  Peter  B.,  clerk,  r.  417  Post 
Grant  Primary  School,  Miss  A.  M.  Stincen  principal, 

Golden  Gate  Av,  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Grant  liobert,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  California,  bet  Laurel 

and  Locust 
Grant  Su.sie  Mrs.,  r.  128  Turk 


Grant  Sylvester,  contractor,  r.  100  Jones 

Grant  Thomas,  cook  P.  M.  S8.  City  of  New  York 

Grant  Thomas,  expressman,  r.  1007  Battery 

Grant  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  15  Natoma 

Grant  Thomas  B.,  physician,  office  and  r.  518  Noe 

Grant  Tom.   C .,  general  agent  North  British  and 

Mercantile  Insurance  Co.,  and  German-American 

Insurance  Co.,  213  Sansome,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Grant  William  J.,  student,  r.  133  South  Park  Av 
Grant  William  L.,  r.  2656  Folsom 
Grant  Zachariah,  laborer,  r.  120 Ji  Shipley 
Grant  «&  Smith    (Alfred    N.    Grant    and    Robert 

Smith)  hay  and  grain,  1143  Market 
Grantland  John,  patternmaker,  r.  1041  Howard 
Grantz  Adolph,  driver  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  828  Vallejo 
Grantz  Ferdinand,  tanner,  r.   SE    cor  Twenty-ninth 

and  Dolores 
Grantz  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  618  Sixth,  rear 
B^Grantz.     See  Granz 
Granucci    Giovanni,    Italian    Bersaglieri     Soc,     626 

Broadway 
Granucci  Gisberto,  bartender,  r.  446  Green 
Granucci  Lazzaro,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Dupont  and 

Green 
Granucci   Salvatore     (V.   Menesslni  &  Co.)    r.  430 H 

Green 
Granville  Arthur  J.,  plumber,  r.  238  Clara 
Granville  James,  carriagepainter,  r.  nr  Ocean  View 

Station 
Granville  James,  laborer,  r.  109  Diamond 
Granville  Joseph,  carriagepainter  D.   8.   Shute,  r.  nr 

Ocean  View  Station 
Granville  Thomas,  plasterer,  r.  238  Clara 
B^GranvlUe.     See  Glanville 
Granz  Herman,   furniture  manufacturer,  617-619 

Brannan,  nr  Sixth,  r.  447  Bryant 
Granz  Louis,  foreman  Herman  Granz,  r.  618  Sixth 
B^Granz.     See  Grantz 
Grapel  Frederick,  pressfeeder  E.  Detrick  &   Co.,  r.  14 

Natoma 
Grapel  Gertrude,  widow,  r.  14  Natoma 
Grapel  Maggie  Miss,  saleswoman,  r.  14  Natoma 
Graser  Adolph,  cigarmaker,  r.  562  Stevenson 
Graser  Louisa,  widow,  r.  562  Stevenson 
Graser  Matthias,  r.  3  Chatham  PI   • 
Graser  Philii>  H.,  bookkeeper  Potrero  Yeast  and  Dis- 
tilling Co.,  r.  1011  Washington 
Grases  James   E.,   clerk   freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

Oakland 
Grass  Fredericfe,   boots  and   shoes,   8  Fourth,  r. 

27^  Fourth 
Grass  H.,  r.  6*36  Commercial 
Grass  Minnie,  domestic  1721  Rutter 
Grasselly  Eugene,  laundry,  1521  Polk 
Grasselly  Mary  Miss,  laundress,  r.  1521  PolS 
Grasshoff  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  1510  Powell 
Grasshoff  Robert,   clerk   Getz  Bros.   &   Co.,  r.   1510 

Powell 
Grass!  Francisco,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Grassi  Paul,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Grassi  Tommaso,  Italian  Ben.   Soc,  423  Washington 
Grasso  Domenico,  bootblack  S.  A.  Selig,  r.  407  Filbert 
Gratet  Alfred,  photographer,  r.  618  Fourth 
Grattan  Eugene  L.,  physician,  r.  330  Geary 
Grattan  George,  r.  609  Bryant 
Grattan  Matilda,  widow,  r.  429  Sixth 
Grattan   William   H.,   laborer   Custom  House,  r.  330 

Geary 
Gratto  Jean  Baptista  (Antonio  Sturla  &  Co.)  r.  2407 

California 
Gratto  Richard,  shipwright,  r.  319  Fourth 
Gratton  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  E  s  Chapultepec,  nr  Coso  At, 

B.  H. 
Gratton  Annie  Miss,  boxmaker,  r.  E  s  Chapultepec,  nr 

Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Gratzer  Regina,  domestic  1209  Leavenworth 
Grau  Philip  J.,  engineer  Pioneer   White  Lead  Worke, 

r.  309^  Clementina 
Grauerholz  Henry  J.,  clerk  House  of  Correction 
Grauffel  Frederick  (Moeller  k  Grauflfel)  r.  423  Fran. 

Cisco 
Graukob  Carl,  carpenter,  r.  30  Clay 
Graul  Franz,  boots  and  shoes.  1521  Market 
Graul  Gustave,  shoemaker,  r.  1521  Market 
Graul  Jacob,  upholsterer,  r.  1114  Jones 
Grave  B.  &  Co.  (Bernard  Grave  and  William  Neu- 

wald)  carriage  luanufactiirers,  421-423  Pacific 
Grave  Bernard  (^.  Grave  &  Co.)  r.  1013  Filbert 
Gravellier  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pa- 
cific, r.  652  Jessie,  rear 


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Graver  MariE  Mrs.,r.  252  Xebama 

Gravert  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 

Graves  Augustus  B.,  clerk  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  1730 
Dewsadero 

Graves  Augustus  M.,  clerk  William  J.  Graves,  r.  526 
Mont^iomery 

Graves  Charles  H.,  general  insurance  broker  Hutch- 
inson &  Mann,  office  6  Post,  r.  1700  Kearny 

Graves  Eliphalet  L.,  with  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co., 
r.  329  Ritth 

Graves  Emma,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 

Graves  Frank  B.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
1730  Devieadero 

Graves  Henry  E.,  clerk  Pacific  Lodgings,  r.  209  Leides- 
dorff 

Graves  Hiram  T. ,  secretary  Masonic  Savings  and 
Loan  Bank,  6  Post,  r.  204  Lombard 

Graves  James,  contractor,  r.  SW  cor  Thirteenth  Av 
and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Graves  James  Jr.,  student,  r.  SW  cor  Thirteenth  Av 
and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Graves  John  L.,  artesian  well  borer,  r.  613  Mission 

Graves  John  L.,  salesman  Noriega  Bros.,  r.  750  How- 
ard 

Graves  Lawrence,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
1730  Devisadero 

Graves  Manuel  L.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 

Graves  Mary  Mrs.,  bakery,  173(1  Devisadero 

Graves  Nathan  B.,  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co., 
r.  31  Lily  Av 

Graves  Onuoud  F.,  wharf  and  bridgebuilder,  14  How- 
ard, r.  728  Seventeenth 

Graves  Robert  N.,  capitalist,  406  Montgomery,  r.  1501 
Van  Ness  Av 

Graves  Sewell  F.,  captain  Petaluma  Transit  stmr 
Pilot 

Graves  Walker  C,  attorney  at  law,  600  Montgomery, 
r.  1237  Stockton 

Graves  Walter  E.,  clerk  A.  I.  Hall  &  Son,  r.  708  Cali- 
fornia 

Graves  William  H.,  caiiitalist,  r.  Lick  House 

Graves  William  J.-,  attorney  at  law,  526  Mont- 
gomery, rooms  5-6 

Graves  William  O.,  cook,  r.  409  Drumm 

Graves  William  W.,  bookkeeper  Baldwin  Gardiner,  r. 
319  Fourth 

Gravier  Alphonse.  driver  Jules  Lambla,  r.  18  Lewis 

Gravier  Nellie  Mrs.,  saleslady  David-  Lasar,  r.  18 
Lewis 

Graw  Simon,  tailor  John  Keld,  r.  613  Stevenson 

Gray  Albert,  seaman,  r.  47  Sacramento 

Gray  Alexander,  insurancebroker,  r.  1221  Greenwich 

Gray  Alexander  J.,  clerk  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.,  r.  1221 
Greenwich 

Gray  Alonzo  M.,  builder  and  contractor,  r.  409  Ellis 

Gray  Ann,  widow,  r.  12  Ridley 

Gray  Anne,  widow,  r.  113  Jones 

Gray  Annie  Miss,  r.  18  M  Ridley 

Gray  Annie  Miss,  hairworker,  309  M  Sixth 

Gray  Asaph,  with  Flint,  Peabody  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Gray  Benjamin,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Gray  Bernard  J.,  clerk  Joel  F.  Lightner,  r.  928  Fil- 
bert 

Gray  Catherine,  widow,  r.  331  Vallejo 

Gray  Charles,  mate  schr  Newport,  r.  lOOJi  Jackson 

Gray  Charles  B.,  bookkeeper,  r.  918  Bush 

Gray  Charles  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 
Sutter 

Gray  Clara  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  918  Bush 

Gray  Cyril  V.,  attorney  at  law,  604  Merchant,  r. 
1304  Post 

Gray  D.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  W  8  California  Av,  nr  Vir- 
ginia Av,  B.  H. 

Gray  Dora,  widow,  r.  1621  Post 

Gray  Douglas,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Gray  Dudley  M..  foreman  J.   M.   Forrest,  r.  2806  Pine 

Gray  Edmund  S.,  bookkeeper  Huntington,  Hopkins 
&  Co.,  r.  7  Ru.ss 

Gray  Edward  P.  (Franks  &  Gray)  and  agent  Phoenix 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Hartford,  318  Mont- 
gomery, r.  311  Dupout 

Gray  Edwin  G.,  bartender  Henry  Bacquie,  r.  1412 
Pine 

Gray  Eliza  K.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  918  Bush 

Gray  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  128  Bartlett 

Gray  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1105  Folsom 

Gray  Emma  A.,  widow,  r.  704  Stockton 

Gray  Frank  J.,  student  Hastings  Law  College,  r.  124 
Eddy 

Gray  George,  r.  Lick  House 


Gray  George  D.,  bookkeeper  Dolbeer&'Carson,r.  Oak- 
land 
Gray   George   E..    chief  engineer   S.  P.  RR.,NW 
cor  Fourth  and  Towusend,  room  52,  r.  1115  Bush 
Gray  George  H.,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Church,  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Gray  Gibson  W.,  manager  Golden   Palace  Tea  Store, 

r.  545  Folsom 
Gray  Giles  H.  (Gray  &  Haven)  r.  Oakland 
Gray  Gussie  Miss,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  928 

Filbert 
Gray  Hamilton  W.,  painter,  r.  487  Brannan 
Gray   Henry  F.,  salesman   Gordon   Hardware   Co.,  r. 

757  Folsom 
Gray  Henry  H.,  painter,  r.  487  Brannan 
Gray  Henry  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  2007  Mission 
Gray  Henry  W.  (J.  F.  McDonald   &    Co.)  and  deputy 

Superintendent  of  Streets,  r.  124  Eddy 
Gray  Ira  (Gray  &  Co.)  r.  253  Minna 
Gray  James,  master  mariner,  r.  1510  Folsom 
Gray  James  B.  (Farrar  k  Gray)  r.  946  Howard 
Gray  James  M.  (Dalton  &  Gray)  r.  Alameda 
Gray  Jane  Miss,  teacher  elocuti(m,  126  Kearny,  room  17 
Gray  J.  H.,  r.  215  Thirteenth 
Gray  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Gray  John,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Gray  John,  machinist,  r.  328  Third 
Gray  Joliii  H.,  general  agent  Wa.shington  Life  In- 
surance Co.  of  New  York,  office  311  California,  r. 
1411  Larkiu 
Gray  •Tolin  S.,   secretary   State   Harbor  Commis- 

sioners,  10  California,  r.  1636  Golden  Gate  Av 
Gray  John  T.  (Sutherland  &  Gray)  r.  1  Webster 
Gray  Joshua,  with  Shepard  Bros,,  r.  819  Shotwell 
Gray  L.  A.,  painter  and  paperhanger,  403  Geary 
Gray  Lewi»E.,  master  mariner,  r.  243  Ninth 
Gray  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  771  Mission 
Gray  Lucy  A.,  widow,  r.  209  Thirteenth 
Gray  Matilda,  widow,  r.  522  Filbert,  rear 
Gray  Matilda  Mrs.,  r.  309)^  Sixth 
Gray  Mattliia.s,  importer  and  wholesale  and  re- 
tail dealer  musical  instruments,   and   publisher 
sheet  music,  117  Post.   r.   SE  cor   Lombard  and 
Kearny 
Gray  Michael  E.,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  9  Ala- 
bama 
Gray  Minna,  widow  r.  6  Telegraph  PI 
Gray  N.  &  Co,  (Nathaniel  Gray,   Cyrus  S.   Wright 
and  James  A.  Campbell)  undertakers  and  import- 
ers undertakers'  materials,  641-645  Sacramento 
Gray  Nathaniel  (N.  Gray  &  Co.)  r.  758  Tenth.  Oakland 
Gray  Nicholas,  secretary  Russian  Consulate-General, 
and  correspondent  St.  Petersburg  Gazette,   office 
and  r.  1123  Bush 
Gray  Peter,  tinsmith,  r.  372  Brannan 
Gray  P.  H.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  215  Thir- 
teenth 
Gray  Richard,    assistant    general    freight    agent 
C.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  22, 
r.  919  Valencia 
Gray  Robert  B.  (Randolph  &  Co.)  and  capitalist.  415 

California 
Gray  Samuel,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Gray  Thomas,  r.  928  Filbert 
Gray  Thomas  Mrs.,  r.  105  Mason 
Gray  Thomas,  collector  J.  Macdonough,  r.  Oakland 
Gray  Thomas,  tanner  P.  Stolberg,  r.  9  Columbia 
Gray  Thomas  H  .  carpenter  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  226  Sixteenth 
Gray  Thomas  H.,  dyer    Charles  J.    Holmes,    r.    35 

Crocker  '    . 

Gray  Thomas  P.  D..  r.  1411  Larkin 
Gray  Walter  T.,  plumber,  r.  1  Webster 
Gray  Willett  S.,  r.  1160  Market 
Gray  William,  laborer,  r.  1514  Taylor 
Gray  William,  trunkiuaker,  r.  1710  Alabama 
Gray  William  A.,,  shipwright,  r.  W   s  Kentucky,  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Siinta  Clara 
Gray  William  J.,  captain  tug  Hercules,  106  Steuart, r. 

503  Folsom 
Gray  William  J.,  cleaner   Charles  J.   Holmes,   r.   36 

Crocker 
Gray  William  J.,  with  John  Daniel,  r.  1514  Taylor 
Gray  William  M.,  carpenter,  r.  516  Ivy  Av 
Gray  Willis,  boatman,  r.  422  Davis 
Gray  W.  Vallance,  artist,  studio  and  r.  46  O'Farrell 
Gray  &  Co.  (Ira  Gray  and  Menzo  Spring)    mnl'rs  gal- 
vanic girdles,  9  Geary 
Gray  <b  Haven  (Giles    H.    Gray    and    James    M. 

Haven)  attorneys  at  law.  530  California,  room  6 
B^Gray.     See  Grey 


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Grayner  Daniel,  porter  John  Levy  &  Co.,  r.  1008 
Washington 

Grayson  George  W.,  capitalist,  ofiBice  23  S.  F.  Stock 
Exchanj,'e  Building,  r.  Oakland 

Grazer  Frederick,  manager  Sixth  Street  Phar- 
macy, r.  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 

Greany  Bridget,  widow,  varieties,  725  Branuan 

Greany  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  J 
andK,  South  S.  F. 

Greany  John  T.,  law  student  M.  C.  Hassett,  r.  827 
Brannan 

Greany  Michael  (McKenna  &  Greany)  r.  827  Branuan 

Greany  Patrick  W.  (Fitzgerald  &  Greany)  t.  1233  Mar- 
ket 

Greany  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  539  Seventh 

Greany  William  F.,  salesman  McKenna  &  Greany,  r. 
827  Brannan 

Greany  W.  P..  teamster,  r.  827  Brannan 

[^"Greany.     See  Graney 

Great  Eastern  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Sonoma  Co.) 
E.  W.  Leonard  agent,  220  Sansome.  rooms  4-6 

Great  Western  Marine  Insurance  Co.  (of 
New  York)  Philip,  Speyer,  ^^  Co.  agents ,  425  Cali- 
fornia 

Great  Western  Qvilcksilver  Mining  Co.  (Lake  Co.,Cal.) 
A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 

Greathouse  Clarence  R.  (Wallace,  Greathouse 
&  Blauding)  attorney  at  law,  324  Pine,  rooms  15- 
21,  r.  607  Polk 

Greathouse  R.  Jr.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
Express,  r.  425  Kearny 

Greathouse  Robert  L.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 

U^Express,  r.  425  Kearny 

Greaves  David,  Longshoremen's  Ben.  Agsn,  737  Mis- 
sion 

Greaves  James,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r.  313 
Harrison 

Greb  Conrad,  cabinetmaker,  r.  24  Garden 

Greed  Mary,  domestic  1712  Bush 

Greehan  Thomas  M.,  bartender,  r.   Washington  Hotel 

Greehey  Timothy,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  7  Beide- 
man 

Greek  Cemetery,  Turk,  rear  Odd  Fellows'  Cemetery 

Greek  Church  (Russian  Orthodox  Church)  1713 
Powell 

Greeley  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Greeley  James,  bartender  Thomas  Callan.  r.  214  Pros- 
pect PI 

Greeley  James  H.,  laborer,  r.  164  Jessie 

Greeley  James  J.,  policeman,  r.  1009  Powell 

Greeley  John  Mrs.,  r.  1407  Scott 

Greeley  John,  gardener,  r.  2309  Broadway 

Greeley  John,  laborer,  r.  110  Clinton 

Greeley  John,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  80  Stev- 
enson 

Green  Abraham,  stockbroker,  r.  637  Ellis 

Green  Abraham  V.,  dealer  real  estate  and  mining 
properties,  320  Sansome,  room  34,  r.  Alameda 

Green  A.  F.  &  Co.  (Alfred  F.  and  Fred  H.  Green) 
proptrs  Millbrae  Dairy,  Millbrae,  San  Mateo  Co., 
depot  325  .\sh  Av 

Green  Alfred  F.  (A.  F.  Green  &  Co.)  r.  Millbrae,  San 
Mateo  Co. 

Grecu  .Munzo,  wharfinger  Washington  St.  Wharf,  r. 
Alameda 

Green  Ann,  widow,  r.  5  Willow 

Green  .\nn  Mrs.,  r.  234  Minna 

Green  Ann  M.,  widow,  r.  75  Stevenson 

Green  Auueita  H.  Mrs.,  assistant  Fairmount  Primary 
School,  r.  225  Uartlett  * 

Green  Annie  Mrs.,  milliner,  124  Sixth,  r.  463  Minna 

Green  Arthur  F.,  timekeeper  P.  M.  33.  Co's  Wharf,  r. 
16  South  Park 

Green  A.  T.,  commission  merchant  and  purchasing 
agent,  204  California,  room  6,  r.  13  Haight 

Green  Augusta,  widow,  r.  454  J^  Mlnua 

Green  Augustus,  r.  Arcade  House 

Green  Brirtholouiew,  laborer,  r.  532 Tehama,  bet  Fifth 
and  .Sixth 

Green  Bernard  J.,  macliinist,  r.  518  Filbert 

Green  B.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  319  Fourth 

Green  Carrie  L.,  widow,  r.  liiMii  Market 

Green  Charles,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Senator,  r.  19  Stone 

Green  Charles,  machinist,  r.  347  Fremont 

Green  Charles,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 

Green  Charles,  waiter  stmr  Mary  Garratt 

Green  Charles  E.,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 

Green  Charles  E.,  private  secretary  Charles  Crocker, 
NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  42,  r.  Occi- 
dental Hotel 


Green  Charles  H.,  woolsorter  Pac.  Scouring  Co.,  r.  757 
Harrison 

Green  Charles  J.,  teamster,  r.  Es  Tt^unessee,  bet  Butte 
and  Solano 

Green  Corydon  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  22  De 
Boom 

Green  David,  r.  8  Mason 

Green  Duff  E.,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co's  Express,  r.  1136  Sutter 

Green  E.  Mrs.,  r.  15  Park  Av 

Green  E.  Mrs.,  r.  610 >!;  Natoma 

Green  Edmund,  mining,  328  Montgomery,  room  7,  r. 
Oakland 

Green  Edward,  foreman  O.  andO.  SS.  Co.,  r.  354  Bran- 
nan 

Green  Edward,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8  Bddy, 
bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Green  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  757  Harrison 

Green  Ella  Miss,  shoefitte'r,  r.  28  Moss 

Green  Ella  M.,  dressmaker,  r.  919  Jones 

Green  Francis  B.,  teamster,  cor  Sansome  and  Wash- 
ington, r  119  Oak 

Green  Frank,  woolsorter  J.  F.  Kik)x,  r.  757  Harrison 

Green  Fred.  H.  (A.  F.  Green  &  Co.)  r.  320  Fulton 

Green  Frederick,  r.  1051  Mission 

Green  George,  r.  129  Third 

Green  George,  distributor  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  1637 
Mission 

Green  George,  foreman  Pac.  Scouring  Co.,  r.  W  s  Do- 
lores, bet  Twenty-tifth  and  Clipper 

Green  George,  general  jobber,  r.  1421  Bush 

Green  George,  laborer,  r.  6  Auburn 

Green  George,  laborer,  r.  27  Rutledge  Av,  B.  H. 

Green  George,  longshoreman,  r.  503  East 

Green  George,  painter,  r.  22  Frederick 

Green  George,  porter  Lang  &  Co.,  r.  38  Everett 

Green  George,  special  policeman,  r.  805  Union 

Green  George,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  r. 
536  Ellis 

Green  George  G.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet  Sierra 
and  Shasta 

Green  George  J.,  engineer,  r.  341  Bi-yant 

Green  George  W.,  carpenter,  r.  507  Stevenson 

Green  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 
John  Crockett  secretary,  8  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange 

'        Bldg 

Green  H.,  r.  633  Ellis 

Green  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  45  Everett 

Green  Henry  D.,  mining  ojJerator,  r.  518  Taylor 

Green  Herbert  M.,  porter  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son 

Green  Horace,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.   29   Second 

Green  Ida  Miss,  ladles'  and  childrens'  underwear, 
1626  Polk 

Green  Isidor,  barber  S.  W.  Selig,  r.  454^1$  Minna 

Green  Jacob,  gentlemen's  nurse,  r.  602  Stockton 

Green  James,  gardener,  r.  S  s  Jersey,  bet  Diamond 
and   Castro 

Green  James,  Jour.  Shipwright's  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Green  James,  paper  hanger,  r.  Portland  Lodgings 

Green  James,  seaman,  r.  10  Clay 

Green  James,  special  i^oliceman,  r.  305  Fifth 

Green  James  A.,  bookbinder  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r. 
679  Harrison 

Green  James  H.,  porter  Radovich  &  Uhrlandt.r.  1212  J^ 
Jackson 

Green  James  J.,  r.  463  Minna 

Green  James  J.,  mining,  328  Montgomery  room  21, 
and  assistant  Chief  Wharfinger,  office  foot  of 
Clay,  r.  15  Perry 

Green  J.  B.,  salesman,  r.  2510  Mission 

Green  John,  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r. 
28  Moss 

Green  John,  boilermaker,  r.  54  First 

Green  John,  laborer,  r.  346  Beale 

Green  John,  laborer,  r.  2324  Hamson 

Green  John,  laborer,  r.  Shasta  St.  House 

Green  John,  longshoreman,  r.  531  East 

Green  John,  rigger  William  Green,  r.  24  Howard 

Green  John,  teamster,  r.  N  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 
South  S.  F. 

Green  John  A.,  clerk  J.  M.  Tlnoco,  r.  1516  Powell, 
rear 

Green  John  A.,  clerk  William  T.  Wenzell,  r.  919  Jones 

Green  John  C,  liquor  saloon  and  furnished  rooms,  10 
Jackson 

Green  John  George,  laborer,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet  N  and 
P,  South  S.  F. 

Green  John  L.,  clerk,  6  Montgomery  Av,  r.  143  Third 


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Oreeu  John  M.  (Green  b  Hauscr  and  Green  &  Falvey) 

r.  640  Howard 
Green  John  T.,  purchasing  agent  Grangers'  Business 

Assn,   r.  19  3^  Sumner 
Green  Joseph,  compositor,  r.  713  Bush 
Green  Joseph,  entry  clerk  Levi  Strauss   &   Co.,  r.   152 

Ninth 
Green  Joseph  Jr.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Green  Joseph  C,  engineer,  r.  1405  Powell 
Green  Joseph  M.,  painter,  r.  113  Virginia 
Green  Jusie  A.  Mrs.. boarding,  518  Taylor 
Green  Julius  C,  chief  jailer  County  Jail,  r.  322  Fulton 
^reen  Kate,  widow,  r.  52B  Geary 
Green  Kate  Miss,  packer  Mission   Soap   and   Candle 

Works 
Green  Kate  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  35  Natoma 
Green  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  417  Green 
Green  L.  A.  Mrs.,  speculator,  r.  1.37  Montgomery 
Green  Ijouis  (Green  >t  Seller)   r.  513  Stevenson 
Green  Louis,  upholsterer,  r.  1210  Laurel   Av 
Green  Lucius  P.,  purser  SS.  Mexico,  r.  2220  Webster 
Green  Marks  (M.  Phillips  &  Co.)   r.  Honolulu 
Green  Martin,  longshcJreman,  r.  122  Howard 
Green  Marvin  W.,  carpenter,  r.  1112  Kearny 
Green  Mary,  couk  1435  Valencia 
Green  Mary,  domestic  833  Harrison 
Green  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  38  Everett 
Green  Mary  Mrs.,  boardiug.  321  Drumm 
Green  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  29  Second 
Green  Mary,  widow,  r.  NWcor  Powell  and  California 
Green  Merced,  painter,  r.  115  Virginia 
Green  M.  F.,  conductor  Cal.  St.  RR..  r.  1434  California 
Green  Alichael,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet  Shasta 

and  Sierra 
Green  Michael,  laborer,  r.  730  Harrison 
Green  Michael,  watchman  Industrial  Iron  Works 
Green  Mountain  Gold   Mining   Co.  (Plumas  Co.)  A. 

Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
Green  Nicholas,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Green  Olof,  painter,  r.  531  East 
Green  Patrick,  plumber,  r.  273  Jessie 
Green  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  350  Eleventh 
Green  Rebecca  P.,  widow,  r.  1136  Sutter 
Green  R.  M.,  traveler  H.  B.  Slavin.  r.  The  Baldwin 
Green  Robert  H.,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet 

San  Jose  Av  and  Guerrero 
Green  Rufus,  clerk,  r.  118  Post 
Green  Rufus  I.,  auctioneer  H.  Froomberg,  r.  141 5<i 

Minna 
Green  Sarah  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon.  108  Jackson 
Green  St.  Congregational   Church,  Rev.  W.  E.  Ijams 

pastor,  613  Green 
Green  Thomas,  r.  1405  Powell 

Green  Thomas  (Green  &  McCuUough)  r.  1113  Folsom 
Green  Thomas,  baker,  r.  5  Alger  PI 
Green  Thomas,  physician,  office  10  Third,  r.  Oakland 
Green  Thomas  W.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,r.  19  El- 
liot Park 
Green  William  (Schlesinger  &  Green)  r.  724  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Green  William,  carpenter,  407  Brannan 
Green  William,  domestic  1105  Bush 
Green  William,  liquor  saloon,  118  Washington 
Green  William,  longshoreman,  r.  122  Howard 
Green  William,  rigger,  24  Howard 
Green  William  Jr.,  rigger,  r.  24  Howard 
Green  William  A  ,  capitalist,  r.  Arcade  House 
Green  William  H.,  saloon  keeper,  r.  713  Bush 
Green  William  H.  Jr.,  r.  713  Bush 
Green  W.  O.,  stock  raiser,  r.  American  Exchange  Ho- 
tel 
Green  &  Falvey  (J.  M.  Green  and  E.  A.  Falvey)  wood- 
turning,  520  Fifth 
Green  &    Hauser  (J.  M.  Green  and  Victor  Hauser) 

amalgamating  works,  520  Fifth 
Green  &  McCullouyh  (Tlioiuas  Green  and  Peter  Mc- 
CuUough) wood  and  coal.  1113  Folsom 
Green  &  Seller  (Louis  Green  and  David  Seller)  cloth- 
ing and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  089  Market 
l^"Green.     See  Greene 
Greenan  Frank,  laborer,  r.  29  Ohio 
Greenan  John,  laborer,  r.  29  Ohio 
Greenan  John  Jr.,  deckhand  stmr  Saucellto,  r.  29  Ohio 
Greenan  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  29  Ohio 
Greenan  William,  laborer,  r.  29  Ohio 
Greenuway  Alfred,  cook  A.  S.  Smeth,  r.  704 >i  Natoma 
Greenaway  Henry,  compositor,  r.  10 M  "Willow  Av 
Greenaway  L.,  r.  10 5i  Willow  Av 
Greenbaum  L.  &  Co. (Louis  Oreenbaum) stockbrokers, 
306  Montgomery 


Greenbaum  Louis  (L.  Greenbaum  k  Co.)  r.  520 
Eddy 

Greenbaum  William  B.,  salesman,  r.  713  Minna 

6^  Greenbaum.  See  Greenebaum,  Grinbaum  and 
Grunbaum 

Greeuberg  Abraham  H.,  salesman  Neustadter  Bros., 
r.  1119  Van  Ness  Av 

Greenberg  Charles,  butcher  O.  H.  Keyes,  r.  104  Mis- 
sion 

Greenberg  Charles,  sexton  Mason  St.  Synagogue,  r. 
506  Leav  'nworth 

Greeuberg  G.  William,  apothecary  City  and  County 
Hosi)ital,  r.  103  Twenty-fourth 

Greenberg  Henry,  peddler,  r.  615  Bush 

Greenberg  Henry,  real  estate,  300  Montgomery,  r. 
1119  Van  Ness  Av 

Greenberg  Joseph,  salesman  F.  Toplitz  &  Co.,  r.  661 
Harrison 

Greenberg  Julius,  clerk  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  217 JiJ 
Austin 

Greenberg  Leon,  with  Eagle  Brass  and  Bell  Foundry, 
r.  24  Stanly  PI 

Greenberg  Leopold,  r.  217  J^  Austin 

Greenberg  Leopold,  engraver  Alois  Pollhammer,  r. 
417  Pacific 

Greenberg  Max  C,  salesman  Pauson  &  Roman,  r.  .506 
Leavenworth 

Greenberg  Max  H.,  salesman  E.  Mansbach  &  Co.,  r. 
1119  Van  Ness  Av 

Greeuberg  Morris,  proptr  Eagle  Brass  and  Bell  Foun- 
dry, 205  Fremont,  r.  6(>1  Harrison 

Greenberg  Morris,  tailor,  r.  712  Washington 

Greenberg  Samuel  C,  salesman  Newman  &  Levinson, 
r.  506  Leavenworth 

Greenberg  W.  B.,  clert  auditor's  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co's  Express,  r.  633  Ellis 

ay  Greenberg.     See  Gruenberg 

Green blatt  Moses  (Fr.  Hess  &  Co.)r.  811  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Greene  Annie,  widow,  r.  59  Stevenson 

Greene  Anuie  E.,  widow,  r.  1524  Mission 

Greene  Benjamin  J. ,  seaman,  r.  29  Minna,  rear 

Greene  B.  51.  Mrs.,  r.  744  Howard 

Greene  C.  Everell,  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co., 
r.  44  Third 

Greene  Charles  (Lambert  &  Greene)  r.  1818  Turk 

Greene  Clay  M.,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  1524 
Mission 

Greene  Daniel,  morocco  dresser,  r.  1176  Harrison 

Greene  Daniel  Jr.,  clerk  Hugh  Quigley,  r.  1176  Harri- 
son 

Greene  Edward,  clerk,  r.  1411  Montgomery 

Greene  Henry  A.  (Greene  &  Co.)  r.  36  Eleventh 

Greene  H.  P. ,  wood  and  coal,  504-510  Jones,  r.  110 
Hyde 

Greene  James  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  500  Fell 

Greene  John,  r.  1411  Montgomery 

Greene  John  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  1411  Montgomery 

Greene  John  D.,  seaman  stmr  San  Rafael 

Greene  John  E.,  liquor  saloon,  222  Fourth,  and  deputy 
Sheriff,  r.  1112."^  Harrison 

Greene  John  J.,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
461  Natoma 

Greene  Martin  S.,  porter  Cliff  House 

Greene  Ransom,  cashier  Judson  Horse  Nail  Co.,  r.  107 
Oak 

Greene  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  Union  Hotel 

Greene  Samuel,  cooper.  105  Sacramento,  r.  S  B  Four- 
teenth Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Greene  Watson  H.,  teamster,  r.  218  Fillmore 

Greene  &  Co. (Henry  A.  Greene  and  J.  H.  Ringot)stock 
brokers,  314  Montgomery 

esg-  Greene.     See  Green 

Greenebaum  Alfred  (J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.)  r.  25  Dupont 

Greeiiebuuin  B.  Si  O.  (Berthold  and  Oscar)  pro- 
prietors Steam  Men's  Furnishing  Goods  Factory, 
1047-1049  Market 

Greenebaum  Berthold  (B.  &  O.  Greenebaum)  r.  741 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Greenebaum  Emil,  salesman  D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Co., 
r.  1803  Franklin 

Greenebaum,  Helblng  &  Co.  (Jacob  Greenebaum,  Au- 
gust Helbing.  Emanuel  Straus  and  Herman 
Greenebaum)  stockbrokers,  232  Montgomery 

Greenebaum  Herman  (Greenebaum,  Helbing  &  Co.) 
r.  1004  Van  Ness  Av 

Greenebaum  Jacob  (Greenebaum,  Helbing  k  Co.)  r. 
2291  Sacramento 

Greenebaum  Jacob  (Greenebaum  &  Co.)  r.  P&lac« 
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Greenebaum  Joseph,  clerk  0.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Co.,  r. 
1004  Van  Ness  Av 

Greenebaum  Morris  (Weil  Bros.  &  Co.)  r.  Palace 
Hotel 

Greenebaum  Moses  (Greenebaum,  Sachs  &  Freeman) 
r.  1512  Larkin 

Greenebaum  Oscar  (B.  &  0.  Greenebaum)  r.  908  Mc- 
Allister 

Greenebaum,  Saclis  &  Freeman  (Moses 
Greenebaum,  Isaac  Sachs  and  E.  S.  i'reeman)  im- 
porters and  manufacturers  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  17-19  Sansome 

Greenebaum  Slgmund,  auctioneer  Greenebaum  &  Co., 
r.  1816  Washington 

Greenebaum  William,  salesman  Greenebaum,  Sachs 
&  Freeman,  r.  1512  Larkin 

Greenebaum  WiUlam  B.,  jeweler,  120  Sutter,  r.  713 
Minna 

Greenebaum  &  Co.  (Jacob  Greenebaum,  Henry 
Cohn  and  John  B.  Luther)  auctioneers,  115-117 
Bush 

B^  Greenebaum.  See  Greenbaum,  Grinbaum  and 
Grunbaum 

Greenewald  Louisa  Mrs.  (Louis  Sloss  k  Co.)  r.  1717 
Van  Ness  Av 

B^"  Greenewald.    See  Greenwald 

Greeniield  Leopold  L.,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co  , 
r.  1305  Octavia 

Greenfield  Stephen,  steward  bktn  Webfoot 

Greenfield  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  531  East 

Greenham  Frederick,  collector,  r.  215  Clara 

Greenham  Frederick  A.,  clerk  Pac.  Improvement  Co., 
r.  215  Clara 

Greenham  Kobert  S.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  ER.,  r.  215 
Clara 

Greenhood  Bertha  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1900  Stock- 
ton 

Greenhood  Ella  M.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  20 
Hampton  PI 

Greenhood  Hugo,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P.  RB.,  r.  1900 
Stockton 

Greenhood  Jaseph,  cigars  and  tobacco,  116  Fourth,  r. 
318  Minna 

Greenhood  Louis  H.,  bookkeeper  Brown  Bros.  &  Co., 
r.  1230  Geary 

Greenhood  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1230  Geary 

Greenhood  Moritz,  insurance  agent,  r.  20  Hampton 
PI 

Greenhood  Pauline  Miss,  teacher  singing,  r.  1900 
Stockton 

Greenhood  William  W.,  deputy  Sherifl',  r.  1900  Stock- 
ton 

Greening  Johnston,  wire  drawer  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  1010 
Montgomery 

Greenlaw  Charles,  painter,  r.  648  Mission 

Greenlaw  George  W.,  sash  and  bliudmaker,  r.  648 
Mission 

Greenlaw  John,  feeder  Oal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  343  Bry- 
ant 

Greenlaw  John,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn.  71  New 
Montgomery 

Greenlaw  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  213  5^  Clara 

Greenleaf  Henry  H.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1020  How- 
ard 

Greenleaf  Joseph  L.,  stencil  cutter  F.  M.  Truworthy, 
r.  560  Sanchez 

Greenleaf  William,  laborer,  r.  3253  Mission 

Greenleaf  William  C,  stevedore,  r.  560  Sanchez 

Greenless  John,  carpenter,  r.  6  Hyde 

Greenlin  Clarence  F.,  porter  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  305 
Ivy  Av 

Greenlin  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  305  Ivy  Av 

Greenman  Harman,  mining,  411  Ji  California,  r.  Oak- 
laud 

Greenman  Kate  M.,  widow,  r.  012  Fell 

Greenman  L.  C,  sawmaker  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co. 

Greeniiugh  H.,  clerk  stationery  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co's  Express,  r.  733  Bush 

Greentree  Charles  T.,  clerk  George  S.  Lincoln,  r. 
1715  Jessie 

Greentree  James,  salesman  P.  Beamish,  r.  1715  Jessie 

Greentree  J.  B.,  cellarman  C.  J.  Hawley  A:  Co.,  r.  1715 
Jessie 

Greentree  Louis  L.,  traveling  salesman  Stolz  &  Weid- 
enreich,  202  Bush 

Greenup  Geor^je  W.,  teacher,  r.  1900  Mission 

Greenwald  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Gn-enwald  Felix,  clerk  Buyer  it  Ilclch,  r.  Alameda 

Greenwald  J-icob  (Lobe,  Salinger  &  Co.)  r.  1513 
Goug 


Greenwald  Morris  F.,  commission  merchant,  216 
Pine,  r.  Alameda 

Greenwald  Sallie  L.  Mrs.,  nurse  City  and  County 
Alms  House 

8^  Greenwald.     See  Greenewald 

Greenway  Edward  M.,  bookkeeper  Anglo-Califomian 
Bank,  r.  226  Post  t 

Greenwell  John,  clerk  Post  OflSce,  r.  NE  cor  Jackson 
and  Montgomery 

Greenwell  Louis  W.,  mining  secretary,  r.  606  Guerrero 

Greenwell  William  E.,  assistant  U.  S.  Coast  and  Geo- 
detic Survey,  office  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  rooms 
33-43,  r.  Santa  Barbara,  Cal.  ♦ 

Greenwicb  Dock  V.  S.  Bonded  and  Free 
Warehouses,  Bode  &  Searle  proprietors,  W  s 
Battery,  bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich 

Greenwich  Street  Primary  School,  Mrs.  A.  S.  Trask 
principal,  S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Jones  and  Leaven- 
worth 

Greenwood  Angela  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  E  B  Church, 
bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Duncan 

Greenwood  Frank  M.,  clerk,  r.  713  Hayes 

Greenwood  George,  liquor  saloon,  120  Fifth 

Greenwood  George,  whipmaker,  r.  E  s  Church,  bet 
Twenty-seventh  and  Duncan 

Greenwood  Henry,  market,  E  s  Church,  bet  Twenty- 
seventh  and  Dunian 

Greenwood  John,  r.  706  Clementina 

Greenwood  John,  carpenter,  r.  202  San  Jos^  Av 

Greenwood  Joseph,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Greenwood  Monroe,  president  Cal.  Electrical 
Works,  and  vice-president  Pac.  Bell  Telephone 
Co.,  office  222  Sansome,  r.  713  Hayes 

Greenwood  Ph.  P.,  caudlemaker,  r.  317  Bush 

Greenwood  Rosamond,  widow,  r.  1109  Clay 

Greenwood  Sarah  M.,  widow,  operative  B.  &  O. 
Greenebaum,  r.  1013  Market 

Greenwood  Thomas,  bookkeeper  William  Stuart,  r. 
202  San  Jose  Av 

Greenwood  Walter,  carpenter,  r.  202  San  Jose  Av 

Greenwood  William,  butcher  Henry  Greenwood,  r.  E 
8  Cliurch,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Duncan 

Greenwood  William  M..  proptr  India  Rice  Mills,  105- 
107  Fremont,  ofSee  412  Battery,  r.  Union  Club 

Greenzweig  George  (Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.)  r.  910 
O'Farrell 

Greer  Isaac,  capitalist,  r.  793  Mission 

Greer  Jane  E.  Miss,  assistant  Haight  Grammar  School, 
r.  609  Seventeenth 

Greer  John,  laborer,  r.  264  Jessie,  rear 

Greer  John  Jr.,  butcher,  r.  2538  Folsom 

Greer  Levi,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r. 
1122  Market 

Greer  Mary  L.  Miss,  assistant  Haight  Grammar 
School,  r.  609  Seventeenth 

Greer  Robert,  r.  1219  York 

Greer  Robert,  r.  609  Seventeenth 

Greer  RoDert  W.,  clerk  H.  W.  Snow,  r.  609  Seventeenth 

Greer  Samuel,  plasterer,  r.  306  Hyde 

Greer  William,  r.  128  Second 

Greer  William,  r.  712  Howard 

Greer  William,  bill  poster,  r.  7  Gold 

^^Greer.    See  Grier 

Grees  Kent  W.,  carpenter,  r.  13  Powell 

Grefe  Xavier,  cellarman  Eureka  Brewery,  r.  235  First 

Greffe  Charles  F.  M.,  cLairmaker,  141-143  Fre elon,  and 
500  Brannan,  r.  223  Clara 

Greffoz  Eugene,  r.  6  Waller 

Greg  Frank  (Gieg  &  Co.)  r.  325  Fremont 

Greg  &  Co.  (Frank  Greg  and  James  E.  Brophy) dealers 
sawdust  and  sand,  410  Main 

Gregan  Martin,  laborer,  r.  8  s  Eighteenth,  nr  Douglass 

Greget  Leopold,  florist,  r.  cor  Greenwich  and  Frank- 
lin 

Gregg  A.  C.  Mits,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Grammar 
School,  r.  '2110  Polk 

Gregg  Edmund  G.,  foreman  Fred.  H.  Busbv,  r.  2110 
Polk 

Gregg  James  C,  bookkeeper  William  Winslow,  r.  202 
Sixteenth,  bet  Missiim  and  Howard 

Gregg  John.  r.  733  Market 

Gregg  Joseph  W.,  carjienter,  r.  2110  Polk 

Gregg  Mary,  widow,  janitress  Powell  St.  Branch  Girls' 
High  School,  r.  915  Powell 

GrejTgr  V.  A.,  attorney  at  law,  434  California 

Gregg  Wellington,  clerk,  r.  The  Inglewood 

Gregg  William  H.  (R.  B.  Woodward  &  Co.)  r.  Wilming- 
ton, Del. 

Greggaius  Alexander,  packer  Pac.  Ink  Factory,  r.  26 
Clinton 


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GreggalDs  Bridget,  -widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  25 

Clinton 
Greggains  John,  laborer,  r.  25  Clinton 
Greggalns  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  17  Clinton 
Greggains  Thomas  W.,  trunkniaker,  r.  17  Clinton 
Grego  George  (Grego  k  Co.)  r.  507  Grove 
Grego  &  Co.  (George  Grego  and  Antonio  Smith) oyster 

saloon,  SW  cor  Grove  and  Laguna 
Gregoire  li.  <b  Co.  (Louis  Gregoire  and  Payot,  TJp- 

ham   k  Co.)  booksellers   and   stationers,  and  im- 
porters foreign  books,  6  Post,  Masonic  Temple 
Gregoire  Louis  (L.  Gregoire  k  Co.)  r.  816  Capp 
Gregor  Isabella  Miss,  r.  112  Eddy 
Gregory  Albert,  shoemaker,  r.  120  Ivy  Av 
Gregory  Amelia  Mrs.,  r.  103  Mason 
Gregory  Edward,  butcher,  r.  Fifth  Av,  nr  Railroad  Av, 

South  S.  F. 
Gregory  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  54  First 
Gregory  Henry  P.  (H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Gregory  H.  P.  &  Co.  (Henry  P.  and  Silas  W.  Greg- 
ory) importers  machinery  and  machinery  supplies, 

2-i  California 
Gregory  James  W.,  salesman  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r. 

206  Kearny 
Gregory  Joseph,  r.  1014  Stockton 
Gregory  J.  S.  Mrs.,  r.  99  Stevenson 
Gregory  Samuel,  laborf-r,  r.  C08^  Fourth 
.Gregory  Samuel  O.,  clerk  registry  dept  Post  Office,  r. 

1825  Turk 
Gregory  Silas  W.(H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Gregory  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  428  Minna 
Gregory  W.  G.,U.  S.  public  limd  agent,  r.  Lick  House 
Gregory  William,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  26^  Garden 
Gregory  William  F.,  doorkeeper  V.  S.  Mint,  r.  1225 

Mission 
Gregory  William  H.,  fireman  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r. 

103  Mason 
Greholber  Joseph,  boatbuilder,  r.  785  Folsom 
Greif  George,  bookfinisber,  r.  1314  Kearny 
Greif  John,  barber  and  baths.  636  Washington,  r.  1314 

Kearny 
Greif  John  Jr.,  clerk  City  Corporation  Yard,  SE  cor 

Berry  and  Fifth,  r.  1314  Kearny 
Greig  William,  carpenter,  r.  34  Ellis 
Greig  William,    shipcarpenter,  r.   N  s  Mariposa,  bet 

Mississippi  and  Texas 
Greiner  Amelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Michigan 

and  Shasta 
Greiner  Christina  Mrs.,    furnished  rooms,  SW  cor 

Michigan  and  Shasta 
Greiner  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  36  Sixth 
Greiner  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  36  Sixth 
Greiner  Sigmund,  hotbedman  Pan.  Rolling  Mills 
Greinley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  540  Natoma 
Greis  Mary    A.,    widow,  millinery,  4    Sixth,   r.  113 

Eighth 
Greisen  Louis,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Grekula  Victor,  seaman  bktn  Ella,  r.  20  Folsom 
Qrelis  John   W.,  bartender  Thomas   Callan,  r.  725M 

Hayes 
Grellmann  C.  M.,  bookkeeper  Cal.   Cigar  Box   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Grenier  Charles,  peddler,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Gremke  Diedrich  H.,  clerk  H.  F.  Gremke,  r.  SW  cor 

Georgia  and  Sierra 
Gremke    Henry    F.,   groceries  and    liquors,   SW  cor 

Georgia  and  Sierra,  r.  Oakland 
Gremminger  Francis  C.,  painter,  r.  656  Natoma 
Greuinger  Charles  W.,  plumber,  r.  107  Buchanan 
Greninger  D.  &  Son  (Daniel  and  Daniel  E.)  plumbers 

and  tinners,  542  Fourth 
Greuinger  Daniel  (D,  Greninger  &   Son)   r.   107  Bu- 
chanan 
Greninger  Daniel  E.  (D.   Greninger  &  Son)  r.  107  Bu- 
chanan 
Grennan  John,  superintendent  Bay  City  Soda   Water 

Co.,  110  Golden  Gate  Av,  r.  616  Fu'ton 
Grentz  Adolph,  baker,  r.  820  Vallejo 
Grenz  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  122  Langton 
Grenzin  John   A.,   engineer  Cal.   Boiler  Works,  r.  6 

Minna 
Gresley  Thomas  T.,  agent  Shoahvater  Bay  Oyster  Co., 

r.  429  Bush 
Gress  George,  blacksmith,  r.  606  Jessie 
Grcswell  B.  T..  r.  107  Tehama 
Gresty  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  660  Mission,  r. 

606  Montgomery 
Gretchen   William,    porter  Baker    &   Hamilton,  r.  6 

Minna 
Grete  Christian,  upholsterer,  r.  21  Fulton 


Grete  Edward,  upholsterer,  r.  21  Fulton 

Grethe  Edward,  steward  schr  Gualala,  r.  26  Sacra- 
mento 

Grcthe  Frederick,  cook.  r.  26  Sacramento 

Gretter  Alice  H.  Mrs.,  r.  lOSJS  Hayes 

Gretter  John  A.,  salesman,  r.  108  Jj  Hayes 

Gretton  George,  day  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf, 
r.  569  Bryant 

Greulich  Charles,  upholsterer,  r.  2722  Folsom 

Greulich  John,  papercarrier,  r.  2722  Folsom 

Greve  David,  stevedore,  r.  313  Harrison 

Greye  Wilhelm,  dishwasher  John  Dohle,  r.  313  Harri- 
son 

Grey  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  110  Sixth 

Grey  Cyril  "V,,  attornev  at  law,  604  Merchant,  r. 
1304  Post 

Grey  George,  bottlecoverer  Cal.  Glass  Works,  r.  9  Sev- 
enteenth 

Grey  James  P.  (White,  Grey  &  Co.)  r.  613  Fell 

Grey  John  T.,  shoemaker,  r.  55  Second 

Grey  Patrick,  plumber,  r.  Revere  House 

Grey  Peter  J.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Patrick's  Church,  r.  744 
Mission 

Grey  William  A.,  entry  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  & 
Co.,  r.  1551 J4  Market 

Gribbins  William,  seaman,  r.  520  Chestnut 

Gribbins  William  Jr.,  boatman,  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  r. 
520  Chestnut 

Giiche  Joseph,  r.  570  Folsom 

Griebel  Albert,  bartender  Chris.  Schmidt,  r.  506  Mar- 
ket 

Grieppenburg  Henry,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 

Grier  Joseph  M.,  wireworker  Cal.  Wire  Works  Co.,  r. 
508  Stevenson 

Grier  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  1512  Sacramento,  rear 

Grier  William  J.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r. 
22  M  Langton 

B^  Grier.     See  Greer 

Gries  Fredericlc,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Beale 
and  Howard,  r.  65  Minna 

Griese  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  549  Fifth 

Grieser  Fred.,  butcher,  r.  433  Jessie 

Griesinger  Albert,  bookkeeper,  r.  1117  Stockton 

Griesser  AdolplL,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Clay,  r.  1127  Ellis 

Griffin  Agnes,  widow,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  Q  and  K, 
South  S.  F. 

Griffin  Anthony,  carpenter,  r.  123  Olive  Av 

Griffin  Bartholomew,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r. 
510  O'Farrell 

Griffin  Bridget,  domestic  808  Taylor 

Griffin  Cora  Miss,  r.  109  Powell 

Griffin  Daniel,. teamster  Albert  Rushipore,  r.  NW  cor 
Valencia  and  Fourteenth 

Griffin  Daniel  P.,  boat  builder,  r.  239  Steuart 

Griffin  Dennis  T.,  boat  builder,  r.  239  Steuart 

Griffin  Easter  Mrs.,  r.  1104}^  Stockton 

Griffin  Eliza,  widow,  r.  832  J^  Harrison 

Griffin  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  832  ;<.  Harrison 

G;  iffin  Ellen,  widow,  r.  247  Perry 

Grifbn  Frank  D.,  boatbuilder,  r.  239  Steuart 

Griffin  Frank  S.,  clerk  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  r.  949  How- 
ard 

Griffin  Frederick,  with  Pac.  Poultry  Co.,  r.  1008  Ala- 
bama 

Griffin  George,  r.  N  s  Twelfth  Av,  betN  and  P.  South 
S.  F. 

Griffin  James,  broommaker,  r.  67  West  Mission 

Griffin  James,  carpet  layer,  r.  553  Mission 

Griffin  James,  driver  John  Mitchell,  r.  513  Castro 

Griffin  James,  hairsorter,  r.  N  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet  N 
and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Griffin  James,  longshoreman,  r.  Norton  PI,  nr  Filbert 

Griffin  James,  marble  worker,  r.  232  Langton 

Griffin  James  I.,  carriage  trimmer,  r.  247  Perry 

Griffin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Braunan  and 
Sixth 

Griffin  Jeremiah,  sole  leather  cutter,  r.  E  s  Boyce,  bet 
Post  and  Sutter 

Griffin  John,  r.  308  Sutter 

Griffin  John  (Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 

Griffin  John,  bricklayer,  r.  1106  Folsom 

Griffin  John,  cook,  r.  908  Clay 

Griffin  John,  laborer,  r.  729  Clementina 

Griffin  John,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  nr  Railroad  Av, 
South  S.  F. 

Griffin  John,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  124M  Welsh 

Griffin  John,  machinist,  r.  927  Mission 

(iriffin  John,  painter,  r.  .'■)04  Howard 

Griffin  John,  tailor,  r.  41  Everett 


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Griffin  John  D.,  boat  builder,  239  Steuart 

Griffin  John  G.,  porter,  r.  Ill  Ji  Minna 

Griffin  John  J.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RK., 

r.  827  Twentieth 
Griffin  John  P.,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r.  123 

Olive  Av 
Griffin  John  T.,  hairpicker  Glover  &  Willcomb,  r.  51 

Stevenson 
Griffin  John  W.,  chief  engineer  P.   C.  SS.  Bonita,  r. 

37  i^  Perry 
Griffin  Kate,  domestic  1114  Sacramento 
Griffin  Lee,  salesman  Newton  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Griffin  Lewis,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Griffin  Lrzzie,  domeatic  1425  Post 
Griffin  Margaret,  domestic  731  Harrison 
Griffin  Margaret,  domestic  629  Post 
Griffin  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  35  Fifth 

Griffin  Maurice,  dairyman,  W  s    Kansas,   bet  Hum- 
boldt and  Nevada 
Griffin  Maurice  E.,  laborer,  r.  232  Langton 
Griffin  Michatl    (Michael      &     Thomas     Griffin)     r. 

Minna,  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Griffin  Michael,  engineer  Code,  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  818 

Geary 
Griffin  Michael,  laborer,  r.  251  Ji  Clementina 
Griffin  Michael,  miner,  r.  629  Grove 
Griffin  Michael  &   Thomas,   liquor  saloon,   702   Mis- 
sion 
Griffin  Michael  A.,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  &  Co.,  r. 

123  Olive  Av 
Griffin  Mlchatl  B.,  with  A.   Baumgarten   &  Co.,  r.  315 

Oak 
Griffin  Michael  S.,  liquor  saloon,   SE   cor  Broderick 

and  Geary 
Griffin  Mollie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  1126  Market 
Griffin  Nora  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  832  J^  Harrison 
Griffin  Patrick,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Griffin  Patrick,  gardener,  NW    cor  Nineteenth    and 

Point  Lobos  Avs 
Griffin  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  1739  Market 
Griffin  Patrick,  oil  boiler  Pac.   Oil  and  Lead  Works, 

r.  35  South  Park 
Griffin  Patrick  G.,  tanner,  r.  409  Twenty-second 
Griffin  Peter,  machinist,  r.  Niagara  House 
Griffin  Bobert,  clerk  S.  Attell,  r.  132  Perry 
Griffin  Thomas    (Michael   &   Thomas  Griffin),   r  273 

Jessie 
Griffin  Thomas,  fireman  SS.  Oregon,  r.  35  Clementina 
Griffin  Thomas  G.,   clerk    Michael  Price   Jr.,   r.  247 


Tehama 
Griffin  Thomas  H 

315  Oak 
Griffin  Thomas  K. 

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clerk   freight  dept   C.   P.  RR.,  r. 


shipping  reporter  Merchants'  Ex- 
1300  Pine 
Griffin  Timothy,  miner,  r.  8  Warren  Av 
Griffin  Timothy,  wagonmaker,  r.  1430  Pacific 
Griffin  Warren,  shoe  cutter,  r.  512  Larkin 
Griffin  William,  coremaker  Union   Iron  Works,  r.  18 

Natoma 
Griffin  William,  laborers.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Griffin  William,  paper  carrier,  r.  13^  Fifth  Av 
Griffin  William,  tanner,  r.  133}^  Langton 
Griffin  William  A.,   flour  packer    Demiug,  Palmer  &. 

Co.,  r.  613  Minna 
Griffin  William  D.,  r.  315  Oak 
Griffin  William  M.,  r.  28  Elgin  Park 
Grifflu  William  W.,  night  foreman  S.   P.  RR.,  r.  1008 

Alabama 
Grilling  Frederick  A.,  salesman   E.  H.  Hyde  &  Co.,  r. 

Oalilaud 
Grifflng  John  S.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  k  Co. 
Griffith  Alexander,  painter,  r.  Florida,  bet  Solano  and 

Butte 
Griffith    Amelia    Mrs.,    principal    Union    Primary 

School,  r.  824  Lombard 
Griffith  Anthony  J.  (Griffith  &  Flanagan)  r.  2507  Lar- 
kin 
Griffith  Brothers  (William  and  George)  tannery,   San 

Bruno  Road,  bet  Waterloo  and  Flower 
Griffith  Edgar  M.,  surgeon  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Griffith  Edwin  L.,  assistant  accountant  Nevada  Bank 

of  8.  F.,  r.  569  Harrison 
Griffith  Elizabeth  Miss,  dress  and  corset  maker,  412 

Geary 
Griffith  George  (Griffith  Brothers)  r.  11  Geneva 
Griffith  Griffin  J.,  mining  superintendent,  r.  613  Pine 
Griffith  HaidM,  widow,  dressmaking,  1716  Polk 
Griffith  James  A.,  gilder,  r.  717  Grove 
Griffith  James  A.,   ironworker  E.   Soxile,   r.   NE   cor 

Fourth  and  Bryant 


Griffith  James  B.,  porter  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

324  Lily  Av 
Griffith  John  B.  (Lang  &  Griffith)  r.  810  Fifteenth 
Griffith  John  F.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  13  Van  Ness  Av 
Griffith  .John  W.,  gilder,  r.  717  Grove 
Griffith  John  W.,moroci'ofinisher  Block  &  Davidson, 

r.  11  Geneva 
Griffith  Laura  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Griffith  Maggie,  domestic  1322  Golden  Gate  Av 
Griffith  Millen,  manager  tugboats  Goodall,  Perkins  k 

Co.,  office  10  Market,  r.  509  Harrison 
Griffith  M.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  19  Powell 
dTi'imifc  Sllg5-W-.rgttOtHey  at -1a-wr-!t02  Montgomery, 

rooms  HO-31,  r.  336  Eighteenth 
Griffith  William  (Griffith  Brothers)  r.  133  Langton 
Grifiitli  <&  Flanagan    (Anthony  J.   Griffith  and 

John  Flanagan)    liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
GrLffitlis  Allen,  physician,  office  8  Sixth,  r.  200  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Griffiths  Charles,  r.  644  Howard 
Griffiths  Charles,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Griffiths  Charles  J.,  journalist,  r.  647  Mission 
Griffiths  D.  C,  r.  715  Howard 
Griffiths  Dominick  E.,  first  officer  P.   M.   SS.   City  of 

New  York,  r.  712  Howard 
Griffiths  E.  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Griffiths  Edwin,  carpenter,  r.  577  Minna  * 

Griffiths  Evan,  laboier,  r.  75  Clementina 
Griffiths  George  W.,  with  J.  H.  Mott  &  Co.,  r.  28  Mc- 
Allister 
Griffiths  Griffith  B.,  policeman,  r.  718  Leavenworth 
Griffiths  G.  W.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  r.  McAllister 
Griffiths  Harry  D.  S.,  pressman  J.  R.  Brodie  &  Co.,  r. 

32  Fourth 
Griffiths  James,  boilermaker,  r.  9  Zoe 
Griffiths  James  H.,  laborer,  r.  9  Zoe 
Griffiths  John  J.,  Jour.  Bookbinders  Assn,  861  Mar- 
ket 
Griffiths  John  W.,  puddler  Vac.  Rolling  Mills 
Griffiths  Joseph  (Warncke  &  Griffiths)  r.SE  cor  Sixth 

AvandM,  South  S.F. 
Griffiths  Joseph,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  6 

Ritch 
Griffiths  Nathaniel,  boilermaker,  r.  9  Zoe 
Griffiths  Samuel,  oiler  P.  0.  SS.  Los  Angeles,  r.  420 

Folsom 
Griffiths  Thomas,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  63  Natoma 
Griffiths  Thomas  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  32  Liberty 
Griggs  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  436  Minna 
Griggs  F.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  436  Stevenson 
Grijalva  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1517  Mason 
Grijo  Joao  A.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 

Bush 
Grlllwitzer  Charles,  waiter,  r.  603  Pine 
Grim  Abraham  K.,  mining,  office  27  Stevenson  Build. 

ing,  r.  1008  Jones 
Grim  Adam,  chenillemaker  S.  Ettinger,  r.  518  Jones 
Grim  Alonzo  M.,  bookkeeijer  Moore  &  Smith,  r.  729 

Bush 
BSf  Grim.     See  Grimm 

Grimaui  Antonio,  musician,  r.  426  Greenwich 
Grimes  Ann,  widow,  r.  6  Calhoun 
Grimes  Betsy,  widow,  r.  314  }4  Ivy  Av 
Grimes  E.  H.,  Mrs.,  r.  210  Hyde 
Grimes  Frank,  sawyer  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Eddy  and  Pierce 
Grimes  Fred.  C,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  177  Sixteenth, 

bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Grimes  George  C,  boot  and   shoemaker,  803   Folsom, 

r.  257  Minna 
Grimes  George  E.,  cook  SS.  Victoria,  r.  140  Fourth 
Grimes  George  L.,  clerk   Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r. 

2534  Washington 
Grimes  George  T.,  assistant  Grand  Secretary  Grand 

Lodge  F.  and  A.  M.,  r.  2534  Washinton 
Grimes  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  6  Calhoun 
Grimes  Lyman,   salesman  Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co.,  r. 

2534  Washington 
Grimes  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  NE  cor  Eddy  and 

Pierce 
Grimes  Michael  F.,  r.  436  Clementina    • 
Grimes  William  H.,   engineer  E.  J.   Baldwin,  r.  16 

Tehama 
Grimley  Frank,  teamster,  r.  917  Broadway 
Griiiiiu   Adam,    shaving  and  hairdressing  saloon 

and  baths.  Lick  House,  r.  36  McAllister 
Grimm  Adam  H.,  barber  Adam  Grimm,  r.  121  Mont- 
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Grimm  Adele  Miss,  assietant  Union  Primary  School, 

r.  18  Lewis 
Gnmm  Adolpli,  roofer  and  plumber,  230  Montgomery 

Av,  r.  82i  Vallejo 
Grimm  Alexander,  liquor  saloon,  677^  Mission 
Grimm  Charles,  r.  1433  Pacific 
Grimm  Charles,  baker,  r.  18  Lewis 
Grimm   Charles,   salesman    Justinian    Caire,    r.   306 

Clementina 
Grimm  Emil,  baker  American   Exchange   Hotel,  r.  i 

Chatham  PI 
Grimm  F.  A.,  clerk  S.  J.  Frank,  r.  710  Jones 
Grimm   Frederick,  driver   Indianapolis  Chair   Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  i  Chatham  PI 
Grimm   Frederick  W.,  liquor  saloon,  1036  Market,  r. 

306  Clementina 
Orimm  Gus,  hostler,  r.  Ill  Washington 
Grimm  Henry,  clerk  S.  Lachman  k  Co.,  r.  4  Virginia 

PI 
Grimm   Henry,   proprietor  Arion   Halle,   NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Kearny,  r.  1433  Pacific 
Grimm  Josephine,  domestic  2316  California 
Grimm  Margaret,  widow,  r.  40  Langton 
Grimm  Matthias,  real  estate  agent,  r.  710  Jones 
Grimm  Matthias  Jr.,  bartender  S.  P.  Collins  &  Co.,  r. 

710  Jones 
Grimm  Rachael,  domestic  320  Page 
8^  Grimm.     See  Grim 
Grlmnielman   Frederick,   bartender  Adolph  Beth,  r. 

137  Montgomery 
Grimmer  Albert,  waiter,  r.  730  Howard 
Grimmer   Charles  A.,   workman   coiner's   dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  408  Sixth 
Grimmer  M.  K.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  408  Sixth 
Grimmer  Robert,  r.  763  Howard 
Grimmer  Thomas,  r.  408  Sixth 
Grimmer  William,  brushmaker,  r.  408  Sixth 
Grimshaw  Henry,  druggist  Mervy  &  Co.,  r.  1519  Hyde 
Grimstad  Anders  A.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1053  Harrison 
Grimwood  Adolphus  D..  deputy  clerk   U.   S.   District 

Court,  and  U.  S.  Commissioner,  oflice  U.  S.   Ap- 
praiser's  Bldg,    third   floor,  room  63,    r.  Fruit 

Vale 
Grinaud  Virgil,  tailor,  r.  45  Everett 
Grinbaum  Morris  S.  (M.  S.  Grinbaum  k  Co.)  r.    1313 

Gough 
Grinbaum  M.  S.  &  Co.  (Morris  S.  Grinbaum  and  Mor- 
ris Louisson)    commission  merchants,  214   Cali- 
fornia 
Grindley  John  H.,  salesman  Deming,  Palmer  &   Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Grinnell  Henrv  F., business  manager  Collins  &  Lyons, 

r.  208  Fifth 
Grinnell  Jane  P.,  widow,  r.  313  Turk 
Gripp  Henry,  cigar  factory,  1106  Pierce 
Gripp  John,  salesman  Tillmann   &   Bendel,    r.   106 

Ninth 
Grisar  Emil,  Consul  for  Belgium,  office  NW  cor  Fifth 

and  Townsend,  r.  1517  Powell 
Grisck  Joseph,  baker  L.  Hemme,  r.  568  Folsom 
Grisel  George,   machinist    Tait    &    Hainque,   r. 

Stockton 
Grisler  Martin,  waiter,  r.  720  Folsom 
Grismer  Joseph  K.,   actor  Baldwin  Theatre,  r. 

Geary 

Grissmer  August,  barber  Sand  Bros.,  r.  644  Jessie 
Grist  Ziba  S.,  expressman,  28  Geary,  r.  166  Clara 
Griswold  Benjamin,  bartender,  r.  107  Tehama 
Grlswold  Charles  W.,  ranfr  German  Granulated  Soap, 

r.  414  Post 
Griswold  Daniel  S.,  electrotyper  Joseph  Winterburn 

&  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Griswold  Frank,  clerk  John  Cooper,  r.  Oakland 
Griswold  Frederick  M.,  clerk  John  T.  Humphreys,  r. 

r.  1245  Mission 
Griswold  John  C,  assayer,  office  214  Sansome,  rooms 

18-21 
Griswold  John  H.,  bookkeeper  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Assn,  r.  Oakland 
J  Griswold  Josiah  (Griswold  *  Berry)  r.  134  Fourth 
'   Griswold  Martha  A.  Mrs.,  manager  Home  of  Friend- 
„    less  Children,  2.318  Webster 
Griswold  M.  John,  r.  244  Taylor 

Griswold  Walcott  N.,  phjsician,  office  and  r.  116  Eddy 
Gri8\t-old  WUite  F.,  dentist,  office  6  O'Farrell,  r. 

525  Twenty-second 
Griswold  William  H.,  house  surgeon  City  and  County 

Hospital,  r.  525  Twenty-second 
Griswold  &  Berry  (Josiah   Griswold  and  John  Berry) 

carriage  painters,  837  Folsom 


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Groat  Elias,  machinist,  r.  1524  Vallejo 
^1^ Groat.     See  Grote 

Grobmann  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Grocer  and    Country  Alercliant    (commercial 
weekly)    Holloway  &  Briggs  publishers  and    pro- 
prietors, 123  California,  room  33 
Grocers'  Protective  Union,  M.  Leisen  secretary,  605 

Clay 
Grodenthal  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Grodhaus  Christiana,  widow,  fancy  goods,  519  Hayes, 

r.  103  Oak 
Grodjinski  Israel  P.,  rabbi  Turk  St.  Synagogue,  r.  475 

Tehama 
Grodjinski  Pauline,  baths,  and  furnished  rooms,  476 

Tehama 
Grodt  William,  laborer,  r.  413  Second 
Groeling  Theodore,  watchmaker,  r.  526  Post 
Groenow  Oscar,  traveling   agent   Mayrisch  Bros.  & 

Co.,  r.  1321  Golden  Gate  Av 
Groeper  George,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Kandall 
Groeper  Harro  C,  master  mariner,  r.  2106  Howard 
Groeschel  Benjamin    (Groeschel  &  Newman)  r.  735 

Geary 
Groeschel  &  Newman  (Benjamin  Groeschel  and  Jacob 
Newman)  auction  and  livery  stable,  608-610   Mis- 
sion 
Groesel  Herman,  carriagemaker,  r.  134  Fourth 
Groezinger   Charles  (C.   Wucherer  &   Co.)    r.  SE  cor 

Gough  and  Lombard 
Groezinger  Hugo,  laborer,  r.  Lucy,  bet  Ashbury  and 

Masonic  Av 
Groezinger  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  NE   cor  Langton 

and  Folsom 
Groffman  Charles  P.,  tinsmith,  r.  E  s  Twenty-fourth, 

bet  Alabama  and  Columbia 
Grogau  A.  E.,  with  Home  Mutual  Insurance   Co.,  406 

California 
Grogan  Alexander  B.,  capitalist,  705  Sansome, 

r.  1001  Powell 
Grogan  Ella  M.,  widow,  r.  434  Duncan 
Grogan  Julia  A.,  widow,  furnished  rooms, -865  Ji  Mar- 
ket 
Grogan  Margaret,  cook  Roman   Catholic  Orphan  As- 

sylum.  South  S.  F. 
Grogan  Michael  T.,  blacksmith,  r.  126  Turk 
Groh  George,  porter  Straus,  Kohnstamm  k  Oo.,r.Ahl- 

born  House 
Grohe  L.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Gromaire  Onezeme,  blacksmith,  r.  1813  Stockton 
GromotkaV.,  singing  birds,  717  Mission 
Grondona  Domenico,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Grondona  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Grondona  Giovanni,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Grondona  Giuseppe,  roaster  E.  Guittard  k  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Grondona  James,  r.  119  Vallejo 

Grondona  James,  engineer  L.  Valente,  r.  222  Broad- 
way 
Grondona  Rosa,  tobacco  stripper  Solomon,  Wise  & 

Cohn 
Grondona  S.  L.  &  Co.  (Stephen  L.  Grondona  and  Gio- 
vanni Segale)  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  2012  Ma- 
son 
Grondona  Stephen  L.  (S.  L.   Grondona  k  Co.)  and 

Italian  interpreter,  r.  2012  Mason 
Gronholdt  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  621  Brannan 
Gronosky  Henry,  tailor,  907  Market,  r.  18  Langton 
Gronsberg   Ole,  assistant  pastor  Scandinavian    Lu- 
theran Church,  r.  18  Sherman 
Groom  James  J.,  deputy  Coroner,  r.  Es  Sharon,  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Groom  Mary,  domestic  1911  Sutter 
Groom  Roger,  grocer,  r.  1808  Jessie 
Groom  William,  farmer,  SW  cor  Old  San  Job6  Road 

and  Onondaga  Av 
Groombridge  Henry,  mnfr  patent  pea  sheller,  r.  721 

Bryant,  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Groome  L.  A.,  painter  John  P.  Fraser,  r.  1124  Folsom 
Groome  Tillie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  329  O'Farrell 
Gropp  Gottlieb  (Gropp  &  Reichardt)  r.  1129  Dupont 
Gropp  &  Reichardt  (Gottlieb  Gropp  and  Louis  Reich- 
ardt) bakers,  1129  Dupont 
Gros  Alfred,  apothecary.  111  Dupont  and  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Kearny,  r.  1113  Hyde 
Gros  Helen  F.  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  961  Mission 
i^"  Gros.     See  Gross 

Grosbauer  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  212  Gough 
Grosbauer  John,  saloon,  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Battery, 
r.2511  Post 


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Grosbauer  Sophia,  wido-w,  r.  212  Gough 

Grosh  Alvin  B.,  with   Costigan,  Cohen   &   Co.,  r.  220 

Seventh 
Grosh  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  A. 

C.  Hammond  secretary,  401  California,  room  7 
Grosh  Eliza  T.,  widow,  r.  220  Seventh 
Grosh  Samuel  R.,  bookkeeper  Dutton   &   Partridge, 

r.  220  Seventh 
Grosh  Walter  B.,  machinist,  r.  220  Seventh 
GroshongC,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  r.  232 

Minna 
Gross  Alexander  P.,   millwright,   317   Mission,  r.  SE 

cor  Noe  and  Nineteenth 
Gross  C.  Mrs.,  r.  211  Twenty-fourth 
Gross  Caroline,  widow,  r.  522  Turk,  rear 
Gross  Catherine  Miss,  matron   St.   Boniface  Orphan 

Asylum,  112  Grove 
Gross  Charles,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,r.  004  Hayes 
Gross  Charles,  sausagemaker,  r.  227  Fourth 
Gross  Charles  A.,  tailor  Schafer  &  Co.,  r.  Hackmeier's 

Hotel 
Gross  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  1624  West  Mission 
Gross  Elkan,  shoemaker,  r.  406  Jackson 
Gross  FranU  W.,    clerk   Supreme   Court,   r.    2317 

Webster 
Gross  George,  physician,  oifice  and  r.  319  Kearny 
Gross  Gotthold,  plumber,  r.  637  California 
Gross  John,  r.  South  Park  House 

Gross  John,  cook  P.   C.   SS.   Bonita,   r.   211    Twenty- 
fourth 
Gross  John,  shoemaker,  r.   431  Dupont 
Gross  John  F.,  grainer,  r.  1624  West  Mission 
Gross  Josephine,  domestic  522  Turk,  rear 
Gross  Lena,  widow,  r.  36  Valparaiso 
Gross  Louis,  bookkeeper  Arpad  Haraszthy  &   Co.,  r. 

604  Hayes 
Gross  M.,  r.  365  Jessie 
Gross  M.  J.,  miner,  r.  739  Minna 
Gross  Philip,  tailor,  529  Montgomery  Av 
Gross  W.  F.,  carpenter,  r.  430  Geary 
Gross  Wilhelmina,  r.  522  Turk,  rear 
Gross  William,  barber,  r.  402  Pacific 
Gross  William  H.  (Davis  &  Gross)  r.  665  Mission 
B^Gross.     See  Gros 
Grossetta  Giovanni,  r.  620  M  Lombard 
Grossetta    Martin,    restaurant,    527     Commercial,  r. 

1016  J4  Hyde 
Grossi  Tomasso,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Grossini  Hugh,  marblecutter,  r.  Turk  Street  Hotel 
Grossini  Ulysses,  marblepolisher,  r.  iH  Dodge 
Grosslicht  Charles,  drayman,  112  Sansome,  r.  436  Na- 

toma 
Grosslicht  Morris,  driver  Charles  Grosslicht,   r.  436 

Natoma 
Grosslicht  Selig,  clerk  Preston  Woods,  r.  436  Natoma 
Grossman  Aaron,  bookbinder,  r.  715  O'Farrell 
Grossman  Carl,  r.  439  Fulton 
Grossman  George,  porter  J.  Baum  &  Co.,r.  Ns  Jersey, 

bet  Vicksburg  and  Church 
Grossman  Jacob,  bookbinder  D.   Hicks   &   Co.,  r.  715 

O'Farrell 
Grossman  John,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Grossman  Marks,  glazier,  517  California,  r.  715  O'Far- 
rell 
Grossman   Morris   M.,   clerk  E.   S.   Salomon,   r.   715 

O'Farrell 
Grossman  Moses,  dentist,  office  and  r.  2628  Sacramento 
Grossmann  Julius  B.,  teacher  languages,  r.  311  Dupont 
Grossmayer  Marcus  H.,  butcher,  1320  Polk 
Gros.smeyer  Abraham,  salesman  D.   Samuels,  r.   1225 

Geary 
GrosBo  Constantino,  wagonmaker,  31  Clark 
Grosvenor  Frank,  bookkeeper,  r.  719  Harrison 
Grote  Frederick,  hostler,  r.  625  Clay 
Grote  Frederick,  maltster,  r.  N  s  Filbert,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Grote  Henry  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Geary 

and  Broderick 
Grote  John  O.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Sev- 
enteenth and  Church 
■^(Jrote.    See  Groat 

Groth  Carsten  H.  (C.  H.  &  C.W.  Groth)  r.  534  O'Farrell 
Groth  C.  H.  h  C.  W.,  groceries  and   liquors,   NE  cor 

O'Farrell  and  Leavenworth 
Groth  Charles,  showcase  maker,  r.  902  Twenty-fourth 
Groth   C.   William    (C.   H.   &   C.   W.   Groth)    r.    534 

O'Farrell 
Groth  David,   groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor  Sutter 

and  Webster 
Groth  Henry,  paper  carrier,  r.  1232  Broadway 


Grotheer  Henry,  laborer,  r.  2735  Bryant 

Grotheer  Mary,  widow,  r.  2735  Bryant 

Grothmann  Richard,  barber,  r.  1623  Powell,  rear 

Grotton  Elzene  Miss,  r.  28  Valparaiso 

Growney  Eugene  B.,  clerk  William  S.  Hopkins,  r.  323 

Vallejo 
Groupp  John  B.,  engraver,  r.  2101  Mission 
Groupp  Sebastian,  machinist,  r.  2101  Mission 
Grove  Luther  E.,  clerk  A.  L.   Bancroft   &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Grover  Augustine  A.,   mnfr   cider  and   vinegar,  1321 

Guerrero 
Grover  Fanny  O.  Miss,  r.  641  Folsom 
Grover  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  1617  California 
Grover  Zedia,  widow,  r.  24  Verona 
Grover  tSc  Baker  Serving  Machine  Co.,  J.  W. 

Evans  agent,  29  Post 
Groves  Ayscough,  clerk,  r.  1308  Pine 
Groves  Charles,  ship  calker,  r.  548  Folsom 
Groves  Frank  C,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Groves  James  W.,     rigger,    r.    W   s    Vicksburg,    nr 

Twenty-fifth 
Groves  Thomas  M.,  porter  Wakelee  &   Co.,  r.  27  Stone 
Grow  Almarin,  r.  914  Laguna 
Gro-w  diaries  A.,    auditor  M.  P.    and  M.    dept 

C.  P.  RU.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and   Townsend,  room 

64,  r.  Oakland 
Growney  Alfred,  blacksmith,  r.  518  Howard 
Growney  George,  machinist,  r.  518  Howard 
Growney  Terrence,  carpenter,  r.  15  Frederick 
Growney  Theodore,  engineer  stmr    Ferndale,   r.   518 

Howard 
Growney  William  H.,  machinist,  r.518  Howard 
Grozard  F.,  painter,  r.  420  Tehama 
Grubb  Samuel  N.,  plumber,  gasfltter  and  mnfr  water 

clo.oets,  1611  Dupont 
Grube  Dietrich,  seaman,  r.  217  Jackson 
Grube  Henry,  fisherman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Grube  John  H.,  gardener  Laurel  Hill   Cemetery,  r.  13 

Moss 
Grube  Max,  stationery,   306   and   438  M    Third,  r.   362 

Seventeenth 
Grube  Richard,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Gruber  Adam,  butcher  Louis  Zeh,  r.  435  Union 
Gruber  Alex.    J.,   expressman,    575    Market,    r.   W  s 

Eureka,  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Gruber  Charles,  brewer   Lafayette  Brewery,   r.    436 

Vallejo 
Gruber  Ferdinand,  director     Museum    Woodward's 

Gardens,  r.  823  Twentieth 
Gruber  Jacob  F.,  r.  435  Union 
Gruber  Margaret  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  529  Jackson,  r. 

26  Stone 
Gruebele  Charles  L.,  barber,  531  Valencia,  r.   529  Va- 
lencia 
Gruen    Julius,    proprietor  The    Louvre    Saloon, 

junction  Market  and  O'Farrell,  r.  126  Stockton 
Gruen  Salomon  S.,  r.  550  Stevenson 
Gruenberg  Max  (Newmark,  Gruenberg  &   Co.)  r.  921^ 

Polk 
Gruenberg  William,  cook,  r.  429  Bush 
Gruenhagen  Cliarles  H.,  proprietor  San  Fran- 
cisco Wire  Works,  669  Mission,  r.  2312  Gough 
Gruenhagen  Theodore  G.,  candymaker  William  Gru- 

enhageu,  r.  1305  Ellis 
Gruenhagen  William,   candy  mnfr,  20  Kearny,  r.  18 

(5'Farrell 
Grueninger    Jacob,  dairy  produce  and  bakery,  409 

Fourth 
Gruenmeyer  H.,  tinsmith,  r.  Prescott  House 
Gruhler  Barbara  Mrs.,  r.  26  Clara 
Gruhler  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  112  Fourth 
Gruhler  John,  hackman,  r.  26  Clara 
Gruhn  Abraham,  r.  522  "Turk 
Grumstn   Samuel   M.,  furniture,   110  Fourth  and  139 

Third,  r.  819  Market 
Grumley  James,  shipwright,  r.  639  Golden  Gate  At 
Grummell  Ellen  Miss,  r.  433  Minna 
Grummun  Frank  S.,  clerk,  r.  1825  Market 
Grun  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Griinbaum  Henry,  merchant,  r.  1.507   Golden  Gate  Av 
Grundel  Frank,  upholsterer,  r.  1512  Pacific  Av,  rear 
Grundel  Otto  F.,  jeweler  Charles   H.  Lindemann,  r. 

240  Taylor 
Gruiidell  Bertha,  cloakmaker,  r.  11  Page 
GruudcU  Charles,  assistant  engineer  stmr  Humboldt, 

r.  11  Page 
Grundell  Elizabeth  M.,  r.  11  Page 
Grundell  Herbert,  oiler  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  11  Page 
Grundell  Richard,  seaman  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  11  Page 


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Grundell  William,  master  mariner,  r.  11  Page 
Grunder  George,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2-t  O'Farrell 
Grundles  John,  proptr  Concordia  Hotel,  907  Folsom 
Grundig  Wilhelm,  laborer,  r.  3i0  Bryant 
Grundle  Axtel  H.,  third  officer  P.  M.  S3.  Granada 
Gruner  Ferdinand,   porter  Thalia  Verein,  r.  515  Val- 

lejo 
Gruner  Frank,  watchmaker,   ieweler  and  engraver, 

724  Washington,  r.  515  Vallejo 
Gruner  Gustave,  clgarmaker,  r.  1715  Mason 
Gruner  Lisette,  widow,  r.  515  Vallejo 
Gruner  William,   watchmaker  Frank  Gruner,  r.  515 

Vallejo 
Gruninger  Jacob,  engineer  Empire  Brewery,  r.  432 

Chestnut 
Grunnagle  Ernest,  ianitor  330  Pine 
Grunnagle   George,   clerk  freight  dept   C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

1015  J4  Folsom 
Grunnagle   Jacob   S.,  clerk   freight  dept  C.  P.  BR.,  r. 

955  ^^  Harrison 
Grunwald  Caroline,  widow,  r.  1620  Powell 
Griiper  Euiil,  hostler,  r.  1620  Stockton 
Grush  Henry,  millwright,  r.  18  Sherwood  PI 
Griitter  Albert,  draftsman  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  NE  cor 

Vallejo  and  Sansome 
Grutzmacher  William,  teamster  S.  Jacob,  r.  1  Hyde  PI 
Gruwell  John,   messenger   Wells,   Fargo  &    Co'.s  Ex- 
press, r.  112  O'Farrell 
Gschwiud  Remi,  bakery,  523  Valencia 
Guadaguo  Luigi,  barber,  1314  Stockton 
Guadaloupe  Francisco,  laborer,  r.  Twenty-first  Av,  bet 

I  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Guadaloupe  Joseph,  tanner,  r.  Mission,  nr  Twenty- 
ninth 
Gualzata  Antonio  (Gualzata  &  Mazzi)  r.  1314  Polk 
Gualzata  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1334  Bush 
Gualzata  Lorenzo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Gualzata  &  Mazzi  (Antonio  Gualzata  and  Philip  Maz- 
zi) restaurant  and  liquor  saloon,  1331  Bush 
Guard  Reginald  T.,  bookkeeper  George  Morrow,  r.  304 

Third 
fl^~  Guard.     See  Gard 

Guardian  Assurance  Co.   (fire  of  London)  Wil- 
liam J.  Landers  general  agent,  406  California 
Guarraglia  Giacomo,  butcher,  r.  331  Union,  rear 
Quarraglja  Louis,  teamster,  r.  331  Union,  rear 
Guarro   Daniel,   groceries  and  liquors,   N  s  Twenty- 
ninth,  bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Guastuccl  Andrea  (Motroni  k  Guastucci)  r.  515  Green 
Guatemala  Central  RK.  Co.  (C.  A.)  Joseph  Plaw  sec- 
retary, 312  California 
Guatemala  Gas  Light  Co.,  John  Crocket  secretary,  327 

Pine,  room  8 
Gubatta  Guinasso,  laborer,  r.  425  Filbert 
Gubertini  Gaetano,  laborer,  r.  11  Bannam  PI 
Guckenheimer  Marx,  butcher, r.  1621 J^  Sutter 
Gudde  Mariuus  B.,  laborer,  r.  1053  Harrisoj 
Gude  Herman  F.,  packer  clothing  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  53 

Tehama 
Gudehus  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  112  Drumm 
Gudehus  Frederick,    groceries  and  liquors,  316 

Dupout,  r.  15  Harlan  PI 
Gudin  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  1330  Church 
Guedet  Edwin,  fish  market,  1516  Dupont 
Guehring  Jacob,   butcher,   1072   Howard,   r.  629  Na- 

toma 
Gueirolo  Gerolamo,  bakery,  611  Green 
Gueirolo  Giovanni,  laborer,  r.  511  Green,  rear 
Guenin  Felix,  bakery.  1508Dupont,  rear 
Guerin  John,  wood  and  coal,  412  O'Farrell 
Guerin  M.,  r.  917  Turk 

Guerin  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  566  Linden  Av 
Guering  Amelia,  widow,  r.  225  Fifth 
Guerra  Annie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  45  Twelfth 
Guerra  Manoel  M.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  610 

Bush 
Guerrenas  Guadelupe  Miss,  milliner,  r.  512  Js  Broad- 
way 
Guerrenas  Befugia,  widow,  r.  512)4  Broadway 
Guerrero  Guadelupe,  pedestrian,  r.  514  Sixth 
Guerrero  Josefa  C,  sbirtmaker,  r.  512  Broadway 
Guerrero  Patricio,  teamster,  r.  514  Sixth 
Guerrero  Pedro,  teamster,  r.  514  Sixth 
Guess  James  H.,  laborer,  r.  1713  Leavenworth,  rear 
Guess  Mary  Mrs.,  ladles'  nurse,  r.  1715  Leavenworth 
Guest  Henry,  engineer,  r.  416  Francisco 
Guest  J.  J.,  r.  Clifif  House 

Guggenheim  Leon  (J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Guggeuheimer  Simon,  salesman  Frank,  Goldsmith  At 
Co. 


Guglielmetti  Seraflne,  waiter,  r.  19  Powell 

Guhler  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 

Guhring   George,   brewer  Bach,  Meese   k  Co.,  r.  535 

Mission 
Guibert   Gustave,    Societe    Culinaire   Francaise,  510 

Bush 
Guibord  Denis  G.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1043  Folsom 
Guichet  Francois,   pork   packer,   232  Fourth,  r.  15 li 

Bryant  Av 
Guide  The  (tri-weekly)    F.    R.    Voigt  editor,    521 

Clay 
Guldeau  John  A.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  223  Fifteenth 
Guidi  Francesco,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Guidice  Carolina  Mrs.,  r.  8  Pratt  PI 
Guidice  Martino,  Swi.ss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Guidice  Pasquale,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Guignard  Gustave,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

919  Sacramento 
Guignard   Henry,    conductor    Presidio    RR..    r.   1205 

Union 
Guignard  John,    bookkeeper   Wenzel,  Rothschild  & 

Hadenfeldt,  r.  919  Sacramento 
Guignard  John  M.  A.,  jewelry,  708  Montgomery,  r.  919 

Sacramento 
Guigrne    C.    de,    agent    Comptoir  D'Escompte  de 

Paris,  412  Montgomery,  r.  San  Mateo 
Guilbert  August,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  329  Fran- 
cisco 
Guild  Albert  H.,  proof  reader,  r.  411  Sansome 
Guild  Alexander,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.'  Works, 

r.  524  Howard 
Guildea  James,  messenger  C.  P.   RR.,  r.  SE  cor  Perry 

and  Third 
Guildea  Michael  E.,  r.  SE  cor  Perry  and  Third 
Guildea  Michael  E.  Jr.,  plumber,  r.  SE  cor  Perry    and 

Third 
fi=F"     Guildea.    See  Gilday 
Giiildmacher  J.,  r.  110  Hyde 
Guilfoy  James,  metal  roofer,  r.  718  Tehama 
Guilfoyle  John  J.,  harnessmaker,  r.  2937  Mission 
Guiltoyle  Patrick,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Guilfoyle  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  439  Shipley 
Guilfoyle  Theresa,  widow,  r.  213  Polk 
Guillaume  Mary,  widow,  r.  427  Twenty-eighth 
Guillemard  Alfred  J.  S.,  shoedresser,  r.    605   Broad- 
way 
Guillemard  Edward  C,  shoemaker,  r.    605  Broadway 
Guillemard  Louisa,  widow,  r.  605  Broadway 
Guillemard  Ulysses  A.  J.,  shoecutter,  r.  1234  Valencia 
Guillermet  Francis,  laundryman,  r.  1}^  Jasper  PI 
Guillet  Charles,  confectionery,  206  Second 
Guiltner  Frank,  mill  baud  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1784  Folsom 
Guinasso  Antonio,  r.  815)^  Vallejo,  rear 
Guinasso  Antonio,  clerk  A.  Demartini,  r.  736  Vallejo, 

rear 
Guinasso  Giovanni,  real  estate,  r.  11  Bannam  PI 
Guinasso  Luigi  (Guinasso  &  Calamarl)  r.  736    Vallejo, 

rear 
Guinasso  Madelina,  widow,  r.  420  Broadway 
Guinasso  Paul,  candymaker,  r.   Church  PI,  nr  Lom- 
bard 
Guinasso  Tomaso    (Caraflfa  &  Guinasso)  r.  404  Green 
Guinasso  &   Calamari    (Luigi   Guinasso  and  Antonio 

Calamari)  wood  and  coal,  506-508  Green 
Guinuw  Ellen  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1307  Mission 
Guiuaw  John,  stairbuilder,  r.  1307  Mission 
Guinde  Albert  E.,  clerk  C.  Santomasimo,  r.   1   August 

Alley,  rear 
Guinde  Rose,  widow,  r.  1  August  Alley,  rear 
Guindon  Eugene  F.,  clerk  Pacific  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co., 

418  California 
Guiaee  Cornelius,  watchman    Corporation   Yard,  60 

Sacramento 
Guinee  John,  fireman,  r.  15  Welsh 
Guinette  Eugenie,  widow,  r.  502  Sixth 
Guinn  John,  teamster,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Guinn  William,  watchman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  77  Natoma 
Guinn  William  J.,  salesman,  r.  77  Natoma 
Guiunane  James  H.,  wheelwright,  r.  E  s  Church,  nr 

Twentj'-eighth 
Gulod  Alexander  C,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  San  Jos6  Av,  bet 

Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth 
Guion  E.  B.,  clerk  general  freight  office  0.  P.  RR.,  r. 

Nucleus  House 
Gulon  Leonard,  captain  police,  r.  854  Folsom 
Guion  W.  J.,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation 
Guirand  Charles  A.,  salesman  Richard  D.  Mowry,  r.  2 

Scheerer  PI 
Guirand  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  605  PoBt 


JOHN  WIGIKIORE-HARDWOOD  LUMBER,  129  to  147  SDCarSt. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


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Guiraut  Albert,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and  Rail- 
road Av,  South  S.  F. 

Guiraut  Peter,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and  Railroad 
Av,  South  S.  F. 

Guirey  George  Rev.,  pastor  Trinity  Church,  Oakland, 
r.  233  Seventh 

Guirey  William  C,  clerk,  r.  2  Rose  Av 

Guittard  E.  &  Co.  (Etienne  Guittard  and  Charles  Dahl- 
mann)  Eureka  coffee,  chocolate  and  spice  mills, 
depot  405-4U7  Sansome,  factory  515-517  Commer- 
cial 

Guittard  Etienne  (E.,Guittard  &  Co.)  r.  2025  Pacific  Av 

Guk  John,  brewer,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 

Gukelsberger  Audrew,  laborer,  r.  1517  Dupont,  rear 

Guldbech  Paul,  seaman,  r.  12  Lick 

Gull  Jacob,  compositor,  r.  1019  Pacific 

GuUer  John  C,  cabinetmaker,  r.  6  Lily  Av 

Gullicksen  Severin,  foreman  machine  shop  Pac.  Roll- 
ing Mills,  r.  NE  cor  Sierra  and  Michigan 

Gullikson  Eric,  cook,  r.What  Cheer  House 

Gulliver  Charles,  driver,  r.  2221  Greenwich 

Gulliver  Charles  P.,  waiter,  r.  1105  Montgomery 

Gulliver  Edward,  teamster,  r.  12  Antonio 

Gullixson  Emil  S.  (Henry  F.  Gullixson  &  Co.)  r.  123 
O'Farrell 

Gullixson  Gilbert,- driver  City  Transit  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 
Geary  and  Bilker 

Gullixson  Hans  (Henry  F.  Gullixson  &  Co.)  r.  123 
O'Farrell 

Gullixson  Henry  F.  (Henry  F.  Gullixson  &  Co.)  r.  2024 
Mission 

GoUixson  Henry  F.  Si  Co.  (Henry  F.,  Emil  S. 
and  Hans  Gullixson)  carpets,  oilcloths,  etc.,  630 
Market 

Gullixson  Louis,  painter,  r.  4  Russell 

Gullixson  Louis  A.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 
4  Russell 

Gullixson  Louis  R.,  upholsterer  Henry  F.  Gullixson  & 
Co.,  r.  512)^  Fell 

Guman  Peter,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 

GiJmbell  Henry,  sawdust  dealer,  r.  70  Clementina 

Gumber  Joseph,  cook,  r.  1217  M  Kearny 

Gumbia  Pietro,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Gumbinner  S..  metallurgist,  r.  502  Bush 

Gumbo  Edward,  plumber,  r.  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and 
Shotwell 

Gummer  Charles,  receiving  teller  Bank  of  California, 
r.  834  Sutter 

Gummer  Fred.  C,  shipping  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  & 
Co. ,  r.  1703  Octavia 

Gummer  James,  painter,  r.  371  Jessie 

Gummerson  John,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 

Gump  Alfred,  salesman  S.  &  G.  Gump,  r.  1224  Geary 

Gump  Gustav  (8.  &  G.  Gump)  r.  1716  Sacramento 

Gump  Lafayette  F.,  salesman  8.  &  G.  Gump,  r.  1224 
Geary 

Gump  S.  &  O.  (Solomon  and  Gustav)  importers 
and  manufacturers  mirrors,  cornices,  picture 
frames,  etc.,  581-583  Market 

Gump  Solomon  (S.  &  G.  Gump)  r.  1224  Geary 

Gumpel  Michaelis  P.,  lithographer  H.  S.  Crocker  & 
Co.,  r.  311  Stockton 

Gumper  Joseph,  laborer  Alhborn  House 

Gumpertz  Jacob,  paper  hangings, |window  shades  and 
decorator,  328  butter  and  341  Bush 

Gumpertz  Samuel,  clerk  Jacob  Gumpertz,  r.  911  )i 
Harrison 

Gundelach  John,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  904 
Powell 

Gundeltinger  Henry,  traveling  salesman  Landis  k  Ja- 
coby,  r.  537  Turk 

Gundersen  Hans,  seamap,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Gundersen  Jens,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bry- 
ant 

Gundersen  Kornelius,  seaman,  r.  North   Pacific  Hotel 

Gundersen  Otto  Emil,  mate  tugboat  Rabboni.  r.  212 
Steuart 

Gunderson  August,  machinist,  r.  417  Bush 

GunderKi in  Charles,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  City  of 
Chester 

Gunderson  Gabriel,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Gunderson  George  A.,  seaman'  yacht  Fleur  De  Lis, 
foot  Fourth 

Gunderson  Gunder,  seaman,  r.  21  Alta 

Gunderson  Ole,  blacksmith  helper,  r.  1644  Mission 

Gunderson  Thomas  W.,  porter  Caleb  Coates,  r.  Capi- 
tal House 

Oundlach  Carl,  salesman  J.  Gundlach  k  Co.,  r.  125 
Chestnut 

Oundluch  Frederick,  baker,  r,  722  Howard,  rear 


Gundlach  Frederick,  candymaker,  r.  1318  Kearny 

Gundlacli  J.  &  Co.  (Jacob  Gundlach  and  Charles 
Bundschu)  wholesale  liquor  dealers  and  pnodu- 
cers  Califorrwa  wines  and  brandies,  and  proprie- 
tors Rhine  farm,  Sonoma,  salesroom  SE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Second 

Gundlach  Jacob  (J.  Gundlach  &   Co.)  r.  125  Chestnut 

Gundlach  Jacob  G.,  liquor  saloon,  60V  Washing- 
ton, r.  1810  Dupont 

Gundlach  Philip,  driver  J.  Gundlach  &  Co.,  r.  606 
Filbert 

B^"Gundlach.    See  Gundelach 
i  Gunn  Adam    F.,   salesman   Cunningham,  Curtiss    k 
Welch,  r.  Berkeley 

Gunn  Anna  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  C.34  Folsom 

Gunn  Anthony,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  NE  cor 
Solano  and  Indiana 

Gunn  Belle  Miss  (Gunn  &  Cheyne)  r.  643  Folsom 

Gunn  Benjamin  M.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  916  Hyde 

Gunn  Charles  E.,  law  student  Estee  &  Boalt,  r.  Com- 
mercial Hotel 

Gunn  Dennis,  ironmolder,  r.  534  Folsom 

Gunn  Felix  E.,  machinist,  r.  30  Minna 

Gunn  Hugh,  butcher,  r.  643  Folsom 

Gunn  Hugh  Jr.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  643  Folsom 

Gunn  James,  shoemaker,  r.  136  Twenty-ninth 

Gunn  James  O.  B.,  secretary  California  Pacific 
Railroad,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  r.  1833 
Clay 

Gunn  Jane,  widow,  r.  30  Minna 

Gunn  Jessie  Miss,  r.  643  Folsom 

Gunn  John,  shoemaker,  r.  136  Twenty-ninth 

Gunn  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  748  Minna 

Gunn  Peter,  molder,  r.  761  Folsom 

Gunn  Robert,  capitalist,  r.  1801  Dupont 

Gunn  Robert  F.,  real  estate  agent,  410  Montgomery,  r. 
1419  Geary 

Gunn  Robert  T.,  machinist,  r.  30  Minna 

Gunn  Robert  W.,  clerk  William  J.  Gunn,  r.  419  Geary 

Gunn  Samuel,  molder,  r.  30  Minna 

Gunn  Stephen,  upholsterer,  r.  30  Minna 

Gunn  Susan,  widow,  r.  118  Freelon,  rear 

Gunn  William  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1419  Geary 

Gunn  William  J.,  real  estate,  410  Montgomery, 
room  2,  r.  1375  Madison,  Oakland  • 

Gunn  &  Cheyne  (Miss  Belle  Gunn  and  Mrs.  R.  Cheyne) 
dressmakers,  224  Stockton 

Gunnau  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  6  McLea  Court 

Gunning  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  419  Clementina 

Gunning  Frank,  laborer,  r.  238  Fremont 

Gunnison  Albert  R.,  general  agent  Commercial  In- 
surance Co.  of  Cal.,  405  California,  r.  2728  Folsom 

Gunnison  Alfred,  tanner,  r.  2821  Mission 

Gunnison  Andrew  J.  (Gunnison  &  Booth)  r.  1404  Van 
Ness  Av 

Gunnison  Matilda,  domestic  1214  Mason 

Gunnison  Matilda,  domestic  2318  Clay 

Gunnison liobert,  grinder  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  822 
Harrison 

Gunnison  <Sc  Booth  (Andrew  J.  Gunnison  and  An- 
drew G.  Booth)  attorneys  at  law,  325  Montgomery, 
I.  O.  O.  F.  Bhig 

Gunst  Abraham,  capitalist,  r.  Arcade  House 

Gunst  SI.  A.  <!te  Co.  (Moses  A.  Gunst)  wholesale 
and  retail  cigars  and  tobacco,  203  Kearny 

Gunst  Moses  A.  (M.  A.  Gunst  &  Co.)  r.  Arcade  House 

Guntert  Herman,  machinist,  r.  35  Clementina 

Gunther  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  r.  7  Elliot  Park 

Gunther  Arthijr,  messenger  Free  Public  Library,  r. 
905  Howard 

Gunther  August,  laborer  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  and  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Hermann 

Gunther  Claibourne  Mrs.,  r.  35  Moss 

Gunther  Edward  W.,  clerk  Carroll  Cook,  r.  906  Howard 

Gunther  Eliza,  widow,  r.  836  Green 

Gunther  Eugene,  r.  631  Sacramento 

Gunther  F.  Alban,  bookkeeper,  r.  620  Fulton 

Gunther  Francis  H.,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Fillmore  and 
Hermann 

Gunther  Gustave,  pastrycook,  r.  262 !<  Clara 

Gunther  Hans,  packer  MuUer  k  Koenig,  r.  North  Ger- 
man House 

Gunther  John,  r.  813  Pacific 

Gunther  John,  brewer,  r.  1627  Powell 

Gunther  John,  clerk,  r.  Ill  Fourth 

Gunther  John,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Jackson  and 
Battery 

Gunther  Joseph  H.,  framemaker,  r.  NW  cor  Fillmore 
and  Hermann 

Gunther  Minnie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  620  Fulton 


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Gunther  W.  G.  Mrs.,  r.  905  Howard 

Gunther  William,  weaver,   r.   N  s  North  Point,  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Guntinl  Carlo  G.  (Bardoni  &  Guntini)  r.  115  Clark 
Guntz  Frank  L.,  upholsterer,  r.  26  Dolores 
Guntz  Martin,  harnessmaker,  r.  124  Cedar  Av 
Gunzburger  B.  M.,  r.  311  Eddy 

Gunzburger  Emil,  cashier  Banner  Bros.,  r.  311  Eddy 
Gunzburger  Henry  (A.  Loewel  &  Co.)  r.  522  Grove 
Gunzburger  Nicholas,  r.  311  Eddy 
Gunzendorfer  Adoltih,  manager  factory  M.  Eisner  & 

Co.,  r.  830  Fulton 
Gunzendorfer  Ferdinand,  bookkeeper  M.  Eisner  &  Co., 

r.  830  Fulton 
Gunzendorfer  Gustave,  salesman  M.  Eisner  &  Co.,  r. 

830  Fulton 
Guppie  C.  M.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Guppy  A.  R.,  resident  engioeer  C.  P.  RR.  and  leased 
lines,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Guptill  Andrew  N.,  speculator,  r.  404  Geary 
Guptill  Daniel  W.,  wine  merchant,  r.  314  Bush 
Guptou  S.,r.  444  Brannan 
Gurado  Teresa,  dressmaker,  r.  1503  Dupont 
Gurbord  Dennis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1043  Folsom 
Gurnee  Clinton,  attorney  at  law,  308  Pine,  room  3,  r. 

Oakland 
Gurnett  A.  G.  &  Co.    (Albert  G.  Gurnett)   stock  bro- 

kers,  310  California 
Gurnett  Albert  G.  (A.  G.  Gurnett  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Gurnett  William  J.,  bookkeeper  A.  G.  Gurnett  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Gurney  Asa  L.,  agent  Pac.  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Gurney   Charles  W.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  Sacramento 
Gurrell  Aggie  Miss,  bookfolder,  r.  1112  Mason 
Gurren  Thomas,  Draymen  and  Teamsters'  Union,  121 

Eddy 
Gurrey  Alfred  R.,  special  agent  Imperial,   London, 
Northern  and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  r.  809  Filbert 
Gurrola  Francisco,  tailor,  444  Green 
Gurry  John,  sawyer  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  337  Ship- 
ley 
Gurry  Mary,  domestic  1018  Jackson 
Gury  N.  C,  r.  444  Brannan 

Guscetti  Vincent  (Giannini  &  Guscetti)  r.  SE  cor  Ber- 
lin and  Henry 
Gusmani  Severino,  fish  dealer,  508  Merchant,  r.  1 

Hinckley 
Gustafson  Andrew,  machinist,  r.  813  Filbert 
Gustafson  Charles  A.,  car  builder  Central  RR.,  r.  426 

Fulton 
Gustafson  John  A.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Gustafson  Karl  H. ,  r.  857  Harrison 
Gustafson  Victor,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Gustave  Mrs.,  widow,  laundress,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Gustavsen  Andrew,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
Gustavsen  Olof,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Gustavson  Charles,  laborer,  r.  Williams,  bet  Sutter 

and  Post 
Gustin  Dominick,  milker  George  0.  Smart,  r.  Old 

San  Jose  Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
Gustine  Albert,   electrotyper  Palmer  &  Eey,  r.  629 

Commercial 
Gustine  John,  porter,  r.  1  Hodges  Alley 
Gutberlet  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  546  Washington, 

r.  1808  Stockton 
Gutcher  William,  clerk  The  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  814 

Bush 
Gutheil   C.   Reinhold,   draftsman    Light    House    en- 
gineer's office,  r.  707  McAllister 
Guthrie  Alexander  (Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.)  r.  Liver- 
pool, England 
Guthrie  David  L.  (Guthrie  &  McLellan)  r.  8  8  Point 

Lobos  Av,  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 
Guthrie  Frederick  A.,  wood  and  coal,  and  boarding 

stable,  1925  Bush 
Guthrie  James,  stevedore,  r.  212  Broadway 
Guthrie  John,  r.  435  Minna 

Guthrie  Jonathan  B.,  capitalist,  r.  925  Washington 
Guthrie  Samuel,  machinist,  r.  113  Eleventh 
Guthrie  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  Nortli  Pacific  Hotel 
Guthrie  William  L.  (Harty  ^t  Guthrie)  r.  908  Sansome 
Guthrie  &  McLellan  (David  L.  Guthrie  and  Brice  B. 
McLellan)   dairyman,  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet 
Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 
Guthril  George,  plumber,  r.  317  Beale,  rear 
Gutierrez  Anastasia,  widow,  r.  528  Vallejo 


Gutierrez  Charles  F.,  sawyer  Union  Box  Factory,  r. 

12  Pinkney  PI 
Gutierrez  Louis  J.,  clerk  Thomas  H.  Blythe,   r.   11 

Geary 
Gutierrez  Manuel,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 
Gutman  Alexander,  teacher  music,  r.  172  Clara 
Gutman  Adolph,  clerk,  r.  172  Clara 
Gutman  Gustave,  bookkeeper,  r.  172  Clara 
I  Gutman  Joseph,  tailor,  724  Howard,  r.  172  Clara 
Gutman  Louis,  barber  S.  A.  Selig,  r.  172  Clara 
Gutman  Samuel,  barber  Joseph  Fisher,  r.  172  Clara 
Gntmann  D.,    secretary  Tunitas   Petroleum  Co., 

405  California,  r.  435  Golden  Gate  Av 
Giitschow  C.  D.  F.,  r.  cor  Mason  and  Pacific 
Gutta   Perclia    and    Rubber    Maiinfactnr- 

ing  Co.,  John  W.  Taylor  manager,  501  Market 
Gutte   Bernard,  poultrydealer,  r.  Bank,  bet   Cortland 

Ay  and  Lincoln,  B.  H. 
Gutte  I.  (Isidor  and  Julius  Gutte)  commission  mer- 
chants, 307  California 
Gutte  Isidor(I.  Gutte,  and  Gutte  &  Frank)r.  1502  Tay- 
lor 
Gutte  Julius  (I.  Gutte,  and  Gutte  &  Frank)  r.  2413 

Sacramento 
Gutte  <&  Frank  (Isidor  and  Julius  Gutte  and  Wil- 
liam Frank)  managers  Pacific   Coast  department 
Hamburg-Magdeburg  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Ham- 
burg, and  Magdeburg  General  Insurance  Co.  (ma- 
rine) of  Magdeburg,  and  city  agents  Lion  Insur- 
ance Co.  of  London,  307  California 
Guttman  Fannie  Mrs.,  stationery  and  toys,  1314  Polk 
Guttman  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Guttman  Samuel,  mnfr  embossed  slippers,  1314  Polk 
Guttridge  Richard,  teamster,  r.  29  Geneva 
Gutzkow  Frederick,  mining  engineer,  r.  18  Columbia, 

bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Guy  Frederick  E..  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  1415 

Bush 
Guy  John,  clerk  James  Phelan,  r.  155  J^  Shipley 
Guy  Otto,  bookkeeper  J.  Demartini  &  Co.,  r.  274  Clem- 
entina 
Guyot  Victor,  barber,  r.  915  Vallejo,  rear 
Guzman  Matias,  cook,  r.  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Larkin 
Guzman  Ricardo,  cigarmaker,  r.  440  Union,  rear 
Guzzi  Constantino,  Fishermens  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Gwin  Alexander  M.,  clerk  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1220  Bush 
Gwin  John  R.,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1224  Union 
Gwin  Thomas  W.,  clerk  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  1220 

Bush 
Gwin  William  M.,  capitalist,  r.  1217  California 
Gwin  William  M.  Jr.,  mining,  r.  642  Folsom 
Gwynn  Alexander,  helper  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  20 

Freelon 
Gwynn  Blanche  Miss,  r.  5}^  Dupont 
Gwynn  William  J.  (Muller  &  Gwynn)  r.  127  Kearny 
1^"  Gwynn.    See  Guinn  and  Gwin 
Gwyther  Harry,  plumber  Sanders  &  Co.,  r.  1106  Broad- 
way 
Gyarmathy  Denis,  porter,  r.  521  Green 
Gyergyanfy  Henry,  cook  John   H.   Mentz,  r.  NE  cor 

First  and  Brannan 
Gyle  S.  A.  &  Co.,  merchants  (Tehama,  Cal.)  office  210 

Davis 
Gyselaar  John  H.  (Hays  &  Gyselaarj  r.  Oakland 
Gysen  Albert  L.,  stoves  and  tinware,  106  Jackson,  r. 
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Haab  David,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles 

Haack  Charles,  laborer,  r.  245  De  Boom 

Haack  Katie,  widow,  r.  126  Fern  Av 

Haack  Rudolph  C,  tinsmith,  r.  421  Bush 

Haaf  Edward  ai.,  student  Pac.  Business  College  r. 

29  Willow  Av 
Haaf  Jacob,  mason  and  contractor,  office  516  Kearny, 

r.  29  Willow  Av 
Haaf  Louis  J. ,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  29 

Willow  Av 
Haag  Alexander,  porter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  326  Fifth 
Haag  Eberhard,  cabinetmaker,  r.  615  Natoma 
Haag  Frederick,  bootblack,  r.  673  Clementina 
Haag  John  B.,  carpenter  Joseph  Scheerer  &  Co. 
Haagen  Paul,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  112  Natoma 
Haah  G.  S.,  watchman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Haak  Peteu,  solicitor  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Haake  George  H.  C,  proptr  Pac.  Oyster  House.  337 

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Haake  John  C,  commission  merchant,  r.  934  Dolores 
Haake  Louis,  groceries  and   liquors,  NE   cor  Fourth 

and  Everett,  r.  83  Everett 
Haake  Louis  (Haake  &  Hagedorn)  r.  222  Elm  Av 
Haake  &  Hagedoru  (Louis   Haake   and  August  Hage- 

dorn)  proptrs  Eureka  So(ia  Works,  723  Turk 
iK^Haake.     See  Hacke 

Haar  Henry  (Haar  &  Walker)    r.  533  Greenwich 
Haar  &  Walker  (Henry  Haar   and  Albert  D.  Walker) 

liquor  saloon,  501  Dupont 
Haas  Abraham,  manager  Pac.  Fertilizing  Co.,  r.  1019 

Sutter 
Haas  Abraham,  salesman  Porter,  Slessinger  &  Co.,  r. 

1311  Octavia 
Haas  Abraham,  watchman,  r.  139  Page 
Haas  Andrew,  billiard  maker,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Haas  August  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Haas  Brothers  (Charles  A.,  Kalman  and  William) 
importers  and  wholesale  groceries  and  provisions, 
100-102  California 
Haas  Charles  A.  (Haas  Brothers)  100  California 
Haas  Da\'id  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  5  Chatham  PI 
Haas  Florence,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Haas  Frederick  R.,   bookkeeper   Sol.  Wangenheim   & 

Co.,  r.  1715  Sutter 
Haas  George,    candy  manufacturer    and    confec- 

tiouer,  824  Market,  r.  Alameda 
Haas  George  S.,   clerk   L.  Dinkelspiel   &   Co.,   r.  717 

Polk 
Haas  Henry,  shoecutter,  r.  717  Polk 
Haas  .Jacob  (Haas  &  Wieners)  r.  314  First 
Haas  Jacob  (Hellman,  Haas  &   Co.,  Los  Angeles  Cal.) 

r.  209  Dupont 
Haas  John,  shutter  maker  Charles  H.  Leavitt 
Haas  Joseph  H.,  machinist,  r.  113  Silver 
Haas  Julius,  physician,  office  and  r.  305  Kearny 
Haas  Kahuan  (Haas  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Haas  Lawrence,  barber,  r.  6  Bernard 
Haas  Louis,  capitalist,  r.  127  Kearny 
Haas  Louis  S.,   bookkeeper  ■  Lilieuthal   &   Co.,  r.  1715 

Sutter 
Haas  Louisa  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.  314  First 
Haas  Marcus,  cabinetmaker,  r.  317  Bush 
Haas  Martin,  jeweler,  r.  717  Polk 
Haas  Michael  H.,  bookbinder,  r.  113  Silver 
Haas  Morris,  tailor,  802  Larkin 
Haas  Richard,  plumber,  r.  314  First 
Haas  Rudolph,  butcher,  r.  5  Chatham  PI 
Haas  Samuel,  carriagemaker,  r.  139  Page 
Hass  Samuel,  SherifTs  keeper,  r.  717  Polk 
Haas  Samuel  A.,  bookkeeper  M.  A.   Gunst  &   Co.,  r. 

1019  Sutter 
Haas  Solomon,  real  estate,  r.  1715  Sutter 
Haa.s  Theresa,  widow,  r.  113  Silver 
Haas  Thomas,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery 
Haas  William  (Haas  Brothers)  r.  1717  Van  Ness  Av 
Haas  William,  butcher,  r.  1006  Union 
Haas  William,  cook,  r.  4  Bryant  Av 
Haas  William  W.,  capitalist,  r.  1311  Octavia 
Haas  &  Wieners  (Jacob  Haas  and  August  C.  Wieners) 

liquor  saloon,  232  First 
l^"HaaR.    See  Hass 

Haase  Charles,  waiter,  r.  1215  Pacific,  rear 
Haase  Frank,  longshoreman,  r.  6  Beale  PI 
Haase  Hermann,  tailor,  r.  15  Monroe 
Haase    Herman   H.    D.,    liquor  saloon,   SE  cor 
Spear  and  Harrison,  andNE  cor  Main  and  Bryant, 
r.  423  Harrison 
Haase  Marx,  waiter,  r.  1627  Powell 
Haase  William,  waiter  Siegfried's  Hotel,  228  Bush 
Habeiiiiht  Fritz  (Rodgera,  Meyer  &  Co.)  r.  1321  Pine 
Habenicht  Fritz,  carpenter,  r.  10  August  Alley 
Haber  Ferdinand  A.,  traveling  agent  Arpad  Haraszthy 

&  Co.,  r.  909Laguna 
Haber  Henri  I.,  salesman   W.   Cohen  &   Co.,  r.   1618 

Sutter 
Haber  Joseph  (S.  B.  Dinkelspiel  &   Co.)  r.  2026  Cali- 
fornia 
Habergarten  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  202  Post,  r.  2  Gar- 
den 
Haberland  M.  Mrs.,  r.  712  Washington 
Haberlin  John,  shipsmith,  r.  1224  Montgomery 
Haberling  JohnC,  liquor  saloon,  110  Dupont,  r.  273 

Stevenson 
Habich  Henry,  carriagetrlmmer,  r.  541  Minna 
Habich  Mary,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  541  Minna 
Habisch  Martin,  clerk,  r.  605  Taylor 
Hach  Cliarlt'8,  liquor  saloon,  914  Market,  r.  109  Taylor 
Hachmeister  Carl,  candies,  fruits,  etc.,  418  Third 
Hack  Frederick,  J.,  watchman,  r.  12  Mason 


Hack  George,  r.  567  Minna 

Hack  John,  lamplighter,  r.  1436  Pine 

Hack  Joseph,  machinist,  r.  12  Mason 

Hack  Julius,  machinist,  r.  12  Mason 

Hack  Maggie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  12  Mason 

Hack  Mary,  widow,  r.  726  Filbert 

Hacke  Christopher,  groceries  and  liquors,  810  Sacra- 
mento, r.  530  Eddy 

Hacke  Frederick  H.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Madison  & 
Burke,  r.  530  Eddy 

Hacke  Henry,  salesman  Helmken  &  Lackeman,  r.  530 
Eddy 

O^Hacke.     See  Haake 

Hacker  Bernard,    candy    mnfr,   128    Third    and    325 
Kearny,  r.  128  Third 

Hacker  Charles,  drayman,  r.  112  Chattanooga 

Hacker  Charles  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  112  Chattanooga 

Hacker  Edward,  confectioner,  r.  2815  Clay 

Hacker  John  L.,  tailor,  r.  824J^  Pacific 

Hackett ,  r.  783  Folsom 

Hackett  David,  porter  S.  P.  Collins  &  Co.,  r.  424  San- 
some 

Hackett  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Hackett  James,  tinsmith,  r.  751  Natoma 

Hackett  James,  waterteuder  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking, 
r.  40  Tehama. 

Hackett  Jeremiah,  hostler,  r.  726  Natoma,  rear 

Hackttt  John,  boilermaker,  r.  33^  Zoe,  rear 

Hackett  Lincoln  E.,  clerk  S.F.  News  Co.,  r.  7M  Stock- 
ton 

Hackett  Lou  Miss,  copyist,  r.  771  Mission 

Hackett  Louis,  driver  0.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  1034  Fol- 
som 

Hackett  Luke,  boilermaker,  r.  1227  Columbia 

Hackett  Maggie,  domestic  1428  Post 

Hackett  Mark,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 

Hackett  Mary,  widow,  r.  606  Stockton 

Hackett  Patrick,  tailor,  r.  3  Perry 

Hackett  Thomas,  fireman  P.  C.   SS.  Orizaba,  r.  541 
First 

Hackett  Victor  O.,  porter  Joseph  T.  Terry  &  Co. 

Hackett  Walter  ^.,  captain  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Bay  City, 
r.  44  Third 

Hackl»y  Robert  J.,  chief  engineer  SS.  Victoria,  r.  304 
Third 

Hackley  Simeon,  salesman  Ackerson,  Moore  &  Co.,  r. 
2503  Sacramento 

Hackmann  Frederick,  captain  schr  P.  &  R.  No.  6,  of- 
I  fice  7  Clay 

Hackmann  Henry,  cook,  r.  63  Shipley 

Hackmeier  PhiUp,  cook  Philadelphia  House 

Hackmeier's  Hotel,  Tanzer  &  Co.  proptrs,  512  Bush 

Hackney  Frederick  E.,  solicitor  Pac.  Box  Factory,  r. 
NW  cor  Clipper  and  Diamond 

Hacrow  James,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 

Hade  David,  laborer,  r.  83  Stevenson,  rear 

Hade  Richard,  blacksmith,  r.  31  Clara 

Hadel  Bartel,  clerk  M.  D.  Meyer,  r.  SW  cor  Stockton 
and  Washington 

Hadeler  Augustus,  porter  Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.,  r.  611 
Natoma 

Haden  Porter,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  11  Mon- 
roe 

B^"Haden.    See  Hayden 

Hadenfeldt  Charles   (Wenzel,   Rothschild  &  Haden 
feldt)  r.  105  Oak 

Hader  Tewes,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 

Haderly  William,  engineer,  r.  11  Dale  PI 

Hadler  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  36  Spear 

Hadler  William,  tinsmith,  r.  36  Spear 

Hadley  Albert  F.,  stairbuilder,  r.  2  Boston  PI 

Hadley  Charles  W.,  machinist,  r.  137  Third 

Hadley  Dykeman   L.,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  1704 

Eddy,  r.  1105  Pierce 
Hadley  Fred  W.  (Hadley  &  Doud)  r.  737  Market 
Hadley  Laura,  widow,  r.  216  Eddy 
Hadley  Moses  F.,  porter  Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co.,r.  2526 

Webster 
Hadley  Thomas,  plasterer,  r.  134  Fourth 
Hadley  Walter,  barber,  262  Third 
Hadley  Walter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  619  Sacramento,  r. 

Adams  House 
Hadley  &  Doud  (Fred.  W.  Hadley  and  Aaron  Doud) 

stockbrokers,  327  Pine 
Hadllch  August,  laborer,  r.  1103  Folsom 
Hadlock  Ellsworth,  carpenter,  r.  635  Stevenson 
Hadrlch  John  L.,  shoemaker    Anton  Koenig,  r.  261 

Minna 
Hadsell  George,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  8.  Mint,  r. 
Oakland 


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HAD 


459 


HAG 


Hadsill  Lewis,  hackmau,  r.  209  Second 

Haedrich  Herman,  clerk,  r.  258  Stevenson 

Haehnlen  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  505  O'Farrell 

Haens  William,  seaman    schr    Aiirara,   r.    47    Sacra- 

meuto 
Haerman  Andrew,  deckhand,  r.  114  William 
Haesebrouck  Leonard,  foreman  Charles  Roche,  r.  1512 

Polk 
Haesloop  Christian,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-third   and  Va- 
lencia 
Haesloop  Christian,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Haesloop  Detmar,  proprietor  North  Pacific  Ho- 
tel, NE  cor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Haesloop  Fritz,  clerk  J.  H.  Winter,  r.  601  Geary 
Haesters  Franz,  teacher  music,  r.  725  Grove 
Haesters  Julius,  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co.,  r. 

725  Grove 
Hafenger  Mary,  widow,  r.  28  Rauach 
Hafer  John,  machinist,  r.  127  Jackson 
I  Hafey  William,  tanner,  r.  522  Eighth 
Haffener  George  W.,  engraver,  9  Geary 
Haffeney  Frank,  clerk   Harris  Bros.,  r.  Columbia,  bet 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Haffey  James,   carder,  r.  Florida,  bet  Twentieth  and 

Twenty-first 
Haffey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.   N  s  Columbia,  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty-first 
Hafifkey  F.,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  2201  Larkln 
Hafford  Louis,  postal  clerk  U.  S.   Railway  Mail   Ser- 
vice, r.  2314  Mason 
Haffori  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  2314  Mason 
Hafner  Paul,  bootmaker,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 
Haft  Eugene  E.,  attorney  at  law,  507   Montgomery,  r. 

234  Bush 
Hagan  Benjamin  (Hagan  &  Manheim)  r.  1812  Sutter 
Hagan  Edward,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  10  Louisa 
Hagan  Eugene,  liquor  saloon,  523  Mission 
Hagan  James,  r.  212  Grove,  rear 
Hagan  James,  wood  and  coal,  429-431  Third 
Hagan  John,  contractor,  432  Kearny,  r.  1718  Brod- 

erick 
Hagan  John,  cook,  r.  853  Harrison 
Hagan  John,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  10  Louisa 
Hagan  John,  Longshoremen's  Ben.  Assn,  737  Mission 
Hagan  Julia,  widow,  r.  637  Minna 
Hagan  Louis,  clerk  Friedlander  Bros.,  r.  1812  Sutter 
Hagan  Margaret,  groceries,  335  Fifth 
Hagan  Margaret  E.,  widow,  r.  1009  Powell 
Hagan  Martin   M.,  clerk  Hagan   &   Manheim,  r.   1812 

Sutter 
Hagan  Michael,  horseshoer,  r.  418  Natoma 
Hagan  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Hagan  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  12  Bioadway 
Hagan  Patrick  J.,  butcher,  r.  807Branuan 
Hagan  Richard,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 
Hagan  Robert,  whipmaker,  r.  642  Capp 
Hagan  T.,  expressman,  NE  cor  Second  and  Mission,  r. 

139  Dore 
Hagan    William,    Rig.   and  Stev.   Union,   806   Mont- 
gomery 
Hagan  Winifred  Mrs.,  r.  10  Louisa 
Hagan  m  Manheim  (Benjamin   Hagan  and  Isaac 
Manheim)  commercial  brokers  and  resident  agents 
Connecticut    Fire  Insurance    Co.,   and    Scottish 
Union  and  National  Insurance  Co.,  401  California 
fi^"Hagan.     See  Hagen 
Hagaus  Anna,  shirtmaker,  r.  1573  Market 
Hagans  George  W.,  music  typographer  and  publisher, 

532  Clay,  r.  1-573  Market 
Hagar   F.dward  C,  bookkeeper  A.  M.  Benham,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hagar  William,  teamster,  r.  1707  Turk 
Hagarty  Patrick  S.,   corporal  police,  r.  C42  Stevenson 
Hagarty  William,    laborer,  r.   SW  cor  Masonic   and 

Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Hagedorn  Alexander  C,  ropemaker,  r.  NEcor  Bay  and 

Mason 
Hagedorn  August  (Haake  &  Hagedorn)  r.  222  Elm  Av 
Hagedorn  August,  groceries  and  liquors,  321  Bryant 
Hagedorn  Frederick,  engineer,  r.  1  Warren  PI 
Hagedorn  Henry  W.,  carriagepainter,  r.  343  Fifth 
Hagedorn  William,  laborer,  r.  1122Vallejo 
Hagedorn  William,  miller,  r.  512  Fourth 
Hagedorn  William,  varnisher,  r.  343  Fifth 
Hagedorn  Willliam  H.,  boxmaker,  r.  179  Clara 
Hagemaier  Charle.s,  draftsman,  r.  565  Howard 
Hageman  Charles,  butcher,  r.  1117  Mission 
Hageman  George  (Hageman  &  Haquette)   t.  723  Bush 
Hageman   H.    Ferdinand,    master  mariner,  r.  100 H 
Jackson 


Hageman  Maurice,  actor  Winter  Garden,  r.  7  Stock- 
ton 
Hageman  William,  baker  Vienna  Bakery 
Hageman   &   Haquette    (George  Hageman  and 
Ernest     Haquette)    proprietors     Crystal    Palace 
saloon,  5  Kearny  and  12  Geary 
Hagemann  E.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hagemann  F.  &  Co.    (Frederick   Hagemann  Jr., 
John  A.   Schaertzer  and  estate  of  Henry  Spreckels) 
proprietors  Albany  Brewery,  71-75  Everett 
Hagemann  Frederick  Jr.  (F.  Hagemann  &  Co.)  r.  831 

Howard 
Hagemann  Hermann  (Hermann  Hagemann  &  Co.)  r.  80 

Everett 
Hagemann  Hermann   &  Co.   (Hermann  Hage- 
mann and  George  W.  Morse,    hatters,  329  Kearny 
Hagemann  Philip,  bakery,  1049  Howard 
Hagemann  Robert,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Hagemann  William,  r.  522  Shotwell 
Hagen  Alexander,  drive i-  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  r.  641  Sacra- 
mento 
Hagen  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  528  Sixth 
Hagen  Charles  W.,  clerk,  r.  415  Brannan 
Hagen  Claus,  teamster,  r.   Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  E, 

South  S.  F. 
Hagen  Frank,  tailor,  r.  706  Jones 
Hagen  J.  J.,  merchant  tailor,  839  Valencia 
Hagen  John,  laborer,  r.  48  Baldwin  Court 
Hagen  Louis  A.,  compositor,  r.  32  Fourth 
Hagen  Robert,  r.  1801  Jones 
Hagen  Rudolph,  commercial  traveler,  r.  10  Bond 
KF"  Hagen.    See  Hagan 
Hagenah  D..  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hagenkamp  Adolph,  tailor,  r.  214  Clara 
Hagenkamp  Adolph  T.  Jr.,  tailor,  r.  214  Clara 
Hagenkamp  Louis  K.,  student  Pac.  Business  College, 

r.  214  Clara 
Hagenmeyer  Engelbert  T.  (Hagenmeyer  &   Heinz)  r. 

1008  Jackson 
Hagenmeyer  &  Heinz  (Engelbert  T.  Hagenmeyer  and 
Conrad  Hiuze)  plumbers,  gasfitters  and  tinners,  311 
Montgomery  Av 
Hagenow  Louisa  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  r.  1221 

Mission 
Hager  Carl  N.  G.,  driver  J.W.  Evans,  r.  123  Welsh 
Hager  Charles  A.,  driver  A.W.  Lind,  r.  Alameda 
Hager  George,  proprietor  Mint  Saloon,  605  Com- 
mercial, r.  616  Sacramento 
Hager  George,  teamster,  r.  634  Fourth 
Hager  John  S.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hager  Matilda,  widow,  r.  125  Welsh 
Hager  William,  shoemaker,  3  Washoe  PI 
Hagerty  Catherine,  domestic  621  Leavenworth 
Hagerty  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  1202  Howard 
Hagerty  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  11  Pacific 
Hagerty  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  30}^  Louisa 
Hagerty  John,  gasfitter,  r.  915  Folsum 
Hagerty  John,  laborer,  r.  978  Harrison 
Hagerty  Julia,  widow,  r.  7  Liberty 
Hagerty  K.  Mrs. ,  r.  771  Mission 
Hagerty  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Howard  House 
Hagerty  Robert,  morocco  tinisher,  r.W  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-seveutli  and  Iiaucan 
Hagerty  Thomas  F.,  inventor,  r.  4  Henrietta  Square 
flS^  Hagerty.     See  Haggorty,  Heagerty  and  Hegarty 
Hagerup  Frederick  C,  dyeing  and  scouring,  148  Third 
Haggerty  Daniel  A.,  packer  Aclserman  Bros.,  r.  4405^ 

Jessie 
Haggerty  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  429  Francisco 
Haggerty  Helen,  cook  30  Hawthorrje 
Haggerty  James,  blacksmith,  r.  12  Bernice 
Haggerty  Jame.s,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache,  r. 

North  Pacific  Hotel 
Haggerty  James  W.  (E.  Moreau  &  Co.)  r.  219  Mason 
Haggerty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  1030  Potrero  Av 
Haggerty  Jeremiah,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Haggerty  John,  laborer,  r.  NWcorNinthand  PointLo- 

bos  Avs 
Haggerty  John,  laborer  P.  M.  S3.  Co's  Wharf 
Haggerty  John,  pleating,  9  Geary 
Haggerty  Mary,  widow,  r.  314  Main,  rear 
Haggerty  Michael,  Rig.  and   Stev.  Union,  806  Mont- 
gomery 
Haggerty  Michael,  salesman  Henry  B.  Hixson,  r.  1220 

Market 
Haggerty  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  504  Howard 
Haggerty  Peter,  shipcalker,  r.  N  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet 

Columbia  and  Bryant 
Haggerty  Timothy  C,  shoemaker,  r.  332  Guerrero 
Haggerty  William,  glassblower,  r.  1202  H  Howard 


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JOHN  WICMORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Biock.) 


HAG 


460 


HAL 


U^Haggerty.    See  Hagerty,  Heagerty  and  Hegarty 
Haggett  Alma,  r.  523  Taylor 
flaggett  Elizabeth  M.,  widow,  r.  523  Taylor 
Haggett  Forrest  F.,  mattressmaker,  r.  523  Taylor 
Haggett  George  W.,  extraman  Engine  No.  1,  S.   F.  F. 

D.,  r.  16  Ohio 
Haggett  Rosa,  widow,  r.  14  Ohio 
Haggin  B.  C,  miner,  r.  314  Bush 
Haergin  James  B. ,  attorney  at  law.  47-51  Nevada 

Block,  r.  1250  Taylor 
Haggin  Joseph  B.,  physician, office  and  r.  235  Kearny 

rooms  ."5-6 
Hagifin  Louis    T.,   attorney    at  law,   53  Nevada 

Block,  r.  1310  Taylor 
Haggin  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Hagglund  John,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Hagler  John,  liquor  saloon,  419  Bush,  r.  421  Bush 
Haglund  C.  J.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hagmaier  Charles,   mechanical   engineer  Salkeld   & 

Eckart,  r.  565  Howard 
Hagman  Charles,  laborer,  r.  Gercke's  Hotel 
Hagmau  F.,  tailor,  r.  1805  Stockton 
Hagman  John  (Nicolai  &  Hagman)  r.  Alameda 
Hagman  P.  M., lumber  commission  merchant.lS  Clay, 

r.  Fruit  Vale 
Hagqvist  Charles  R.,  carjienter,  r.  43  Minna 
Hagspihl  Oscar,  music  writer,  r.  14?^  Mason,  rear 
Hagstrom  Carl,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Hagstrom  C.  M.,  oarriagetrimmer,  128  O'Farrell 
Hagstrom  N.  P.,  carriagetrimmer,  r.  128  O'Farrell 
Hague  Charles  J.,  captain  stmr  Dora,  office   310  San- 
some,  r.  110  Eleventh 
Hague  Jouathaii,  Superintendent  Western  Fur 

and  Trading  Co.,  430  California,  r.  Oakland 
Hague  Samuel,  machinist,  r.  127  Jackson 
Hahl  Peter,  clerk  William  Schultz,  r.  SW  cor  Bryant 

and  First 
Hahm  Fritz,  clerk  Henry  Ebblnghausen,  r.   SE  cor 

Third  and  Howard 
Hahn  A.  C,  fancy  goods,  124  Kearny,  r.  1053  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Hahn  Adolph  A.,  clerk  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  1141  Howard 
Hahn  Andrew,  waiter,  r.  115  Prospect  PI 
Hahn  Annie,  domestic  427  Hayes 

Hahn  Annie  Miss,8aleBladyMr8.  S.  Mish.r.  1925  Union 
Hahn  August  (August  Hahn  &  Co.,  and  Hahn  &  Kel- 
ler) r.  2017  Bush 
Hahn  August,  capitalist,  r.  668  Walnut  Av 
Hahn  August  &  Co.(Augiist  Hahn  and  George  Lehner) 

wagonmakers  and  horse  shoers,  14  Broadway 
Hahn  Carl  O.,  merchant,  r.  1053  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hahn  Charles  F.,  teacher  music,  r.  2128  Howard 
Hahn  David  D.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1308  Na- 

toma 
Hahn  Edmund,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.  416 

Fourth 
Hahn  Elizabeth  B.,  widow,  r.  1610  Pacific  Av 
Hahn  Emil  J.,  shoecutter  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  1141   Howard 
Hahn  Eugene,  bookkeeper,  r.  SE  cor  Mason  and  Fil- 
bert 
Hahn  Frederica,  domestic  1013  Van  Ness  Av 
Hahn  Frederick,  driver,  r.  350  Tehama 
Hahn  Gaston  L.,  bookkeeper  James  J.  E.  Hawkins,  r. 

SE  cor  Filbert  and  Mason 
Hahn  George  W.,  traveling  salesman  S.  W.  Rosenstock 

.t  Co.,  r.  29  Dupont 
Hahn  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  264  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hahn  Henry,  butcher,  r.  2547  Folsom 
Hahn  Henry,  clerk  H.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  1925  Union 
Hahn  Henry,  teacher  music  Zeitska's  Institute,  r.  809 

Union 
Hahn  Henry  A.,  bookkeeper  Michelssen,  Brown .%  Co., 

and  secretary  Tule  Carpet  Lining  Co.,  r.  2547  Fol- 
som 
Hahn  Henry  C,  shoemaker,  r.  228  Webster 
Hahn  Herman,  butcher,  r.  212  Perry 
Hahn  Hugo  (Vogel  it  Hahn)  r.  907  Bryant 
Hahn  John,  city  agent  Fireniaiis  Fund  Insurance  Co., 

401  Calitoruia,  r.  SK  cor  Filbert  and  Mason 
Hahn  John  W.,  sugar  refiner,  r.  1925  Union 
Hahn  Julius,  bartender,  r.  774  Folsom 
Hahn  Robert  C,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  1008  Market, 

r.  1008  M  Market 
Hahn  Rudolph  H.,  clerk  Dwyer,  Skaife  &  Robertson,  r. 

2128  Howard 
Hahn  Sabina,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Grove  and  Lott 
Hahn   Samuel  L.,  bookkeeper  Hahn&  Cohen,  r.  1214 

Geary 
Hahn  Sellgman  (Hahn  &  Cohen)  r.  1214  Geary 


Hahn  William,  r.  931  Natoma 

Hahn  William,  artist,  240  Montgomery,  rooms  IB-lQi 

Hahn  William,  butcher,  r.  240  Jessie 

Hahn  William,  watchman,  r.  1925  Union 

Hahn  &  Cohen  (Seligman  Hahn  and  Mercado  Cohen) 

mnfrs  cigars,  326  Clay 
Hahn   &   Keller   (August  Hahn  and  Richard  Keller) 
proptrs  Laurel  Grove  Dairy,   E  a  Lott,  bet  Grove 
and  Fulton 
Hahne  Babette,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  623  Cali- 
fornia 
Hahnemann  Albert,  bakery,  980  Harrison 
Haight  Charles,  bartender,  r.  43  Vallejo 
Haight  Clarence  A.,  bookkeeper  John  Skinker,  r.  221 

Powell 
Haight  Diana,  widow,  r.  119  Powell 
Haight  Frederick,  soapmaker,  r.  20  Page 
Haight  Frederick  B. ,  clerk  Robert  Haight  &  Co.,  r.  110 

Leavenworth 
Haiglit  George  W,   (Taylor  &  Haight)  attorney  at 

law,  207  Sansome,  r.  614  Sutter 
Haight  Grammar  School,  S.  A.  White   principal,  W  8 

Mission,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Haight  Harrison,  patternmaker,  r.  503  Leavenworth 
Haight  Henry   H.  Mrs.,  widow,  treasurer  Protestant 

Orphan  Asylum,  r.  710  Leavenworth 
Haight   House,  Patrick  Biggins  proprietor,  630  Bran- 
nan 
Haight  Minnie  B.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  710  Leavenworth 
Haight  Robert  (Robert  Haight  &  Co.)  r.  130  Second 
Haight  Robert  &  Co.    (Robert  Haight)    commission 
merchants,  and  wholesale  dairy  produce  and  pro- 
visions, 226  Front 
Haile  Anton,  expressman,  NW  cor  Jackson  and   Kear- 
ny, r.  16  Bryant  Av 
Haile  Mary,  domestic  2204  Jones 
Hailer  Emma  Miss,  saleslady  Bernard  Hacker,  r.  101 

Tehama 
Hailer  Henry,  helper  George  H.  Fuller,  r.  101  Te- 
hama 
Hailes  Edward  A.,  janitor  Chronicle  Bldg,  r.  108  Sec- 
ond 
Hain   Adolph,   barber,  and   cigars  and  tobacco,  1206 

Polk,  r.  921 J4  Post 
Hain  Charles  H.,  clerk  Schoenholz  Bros.  &  Co.,r.  2518 

Sacramento 
Hain  Jesse,  stencil  cutter,  r.  2518  Sacramento 
8^  Hain.     See  Hayne 

Haines  A.  M.,  collector  L.  &  E.  Emanuel,  r.  319  Pine 
Haines  Catherine  Mrs.,  laundress  Occidental  Hotel 
Haines  Daniel  L.,  stable  foreman  United  Carriage  Co., 

r.  9  Harlan  PI 
Haines  Decimus  H.,  salesman  Samuel  More  &  Co.,  r. 

737  Market 
Haines  Francis  W.,  barber,  804  Folsom,  r.   3  Torrens 

Court 
Haines  Frederick  K.,  salesman  A.  T.  Eggleston,  r.  521 

O'Farrell 
Haines  George,  waiter,  r.  444  Spear 
Haines  Hannah,  widow,  r.  508  Bryant 
Haines  James,  r.  444  Brannan 
Haines  Joseph  D.,  electric  pen  writer,  108  Leidesdorff, 

r.  Oakland 
Haines  Lewis  C,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.   2123 

Mission 
Haines  M.  B.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1513 

Polk 
Haines  Millard  W.,  carpenter,  r.  508  Bryant 
Haines  S.  N.,  engineer,  r.  503  Folsom 
B^Haines.     See  Haynes 

Hainque  Martial  (Tait  &  Hainque)  r.  20  Clinton  Park 
Hair  E.,  porter  Anglo-Californiau  Bank,  r.  434   Union 
Bs^Hair.     See  Hare 
Hais  Frank  J.,  sausagemaker  and   liquor  saloon,   404 

Twenty-second 
Haist  Jacob,  bak«r,  r.  625  Clay 
Haiz  Herman,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery,   r.  240 

Second 
Haker  George,  salesman   W.  Haker   &   Hinz,   r.   2410 

Washington 
Hakei-  W.   &  Hiiiz  (William  Haker  and  William 
Hinz)  importers  millinery,  silks,  velvet,  etc.,  545 
Market ;    New   York  office   530   Broadway,   Paris 
office  22  Rue  Richer 
Haker  William  (W.  Haker  &  Hinz)  r.  2410  Washington 
Halansy  Charles,  cook,  r.  .530  Bush 
Halausy  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  530  Bush 
Halcrow  James,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Halcrow  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
HaUlan  Edward  B.  (Butler  &  Haldan)  413  California 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


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119    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WANIIINO    CAI.L.EI>  FOK  ABf»  DK1.IVKRED. 

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Haldy  Samuel,  pantryman,  r.  817  Montgomery 

Hale  Charles  S.,  carpenter  E.  O.  West 

Hale  Clarence  J.,  cashier  Dunham,  Carrlgan  &  Co.,  r. 
2.")18  Webster 

Hale  Emma  Miss,  r.  715  Polk 

Hale  Frank,  laborer,  r.  617  Second 

Hale  Henry  M.,  with  Rodgers,  Meyer  &  Co.,  r.  932 
Mission 

Hale  Horace,  r.  118  Jones 

Hale  Hubbard  A,,  foreman  canroom  George  H.  Tay  & 
Co.,  r.  53-1 J4  Natoma 

Hale  Jamee  W.,  wool  dealer,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Blux- 
ome,  r.  153.5  Howard 

Hale  Jennie,  domestic  2522  Howard 

Hale  John  B.,  waiter,  r.  Ill  Natoma 

Hale  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  207  Pacific 

Hale  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  617  Second 

Hale  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  715  Polk 

Hale  Orrin  F.,  stationery  and  notions,  129  Seventh 

Hale  Susan  M.,  widow,  r.  1527  Sutter 

Hnle  William  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  534  Califor- 
nia, r.  1527  Sutter 

Hale  William  E.  (Hale  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Hale  William  F.,  clerk,  r.  20  Clementina 

Hale  William  F.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  r. 
612  Taylor 

Hale  William  G.,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Hale  William  J.,  painter,  r.  3  Cedar  Av 

Hale  &  Co.  (William  E.  Hale)  stockbrokers,  317  Mont- 
gomery 

Hale  &  Norcross  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 
Joel  F.  Lightner  secretary,  58  Nevada  Block 

8^-  Hale.    See  Haile 

Halet  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  cor  Fifth  Av  and  M,  South 
S.  F. 

Haiey ,  cattle  dealer,  r.  771  Mission 

Haley  Bartlett  R.  (Dennan  &  Haley)  r.  516  Second 

Haiey  Charles,  r.  707  Montgomery  Av 

Haley  Charles,  waiter  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc,  r.  NW 
cor  Hyde  and  Vallejo 

Haley  Charles  M.,  clerk  freight  auditor  0.  P.  RR.,  r. 
574  Folsom 

Haley  Charles  S.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  920 
Market,  r.  Oakland 

Haley  Daniel,  speculator,  r.  29  DnpoiJt 

Haley  Daniel,  washer,  r.  144  Freelon 

Haley  Daniel  T.,  milk  ranch,  2002  Greenwich 

Haley  Dermott,  laborer,  r.  18  Hunt 

Haley  Frank,  boxmaker,  r.  1519  Montgomery 

Haley  George,  packer,  r.  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Fran- 
cisco 

Haley  Helen  Miss,  r.  W  s  Scott,  nr  Clay 

Haley  Howard,  ship  joiner,  r.  16  Hampton 

Haley  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Haley  James  M.,  clerk  Gustave  Michalitschke,  r.  1610 
Leavenworth 

Haley  James  W.,  dairyman,  SE  cor  Lombard  and 
Webster 

Haley  Jennie,  domestic  1210  Larkin 

Haley  Jeremiah,  glassblower,  r.  22  Zoe 

Haley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  l->8  Shipley 

Haley  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  422  Fremont 

Haley  J.  M.  Mrs.,  cojiyist  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 
Office,  r.  NE  cor  Taylor  and  Turk 

Haley  John,  boilermaker's  helper,  r.  St.  Nicholas 
Hotel 

Haley  John,  driver,  r.  G29  Vallejo 

Haley  John,  laborer,  r.  212  First 

Haley  John,  laborer,  r.  429  Stevenson 

Haley  John,  laborer,  r.  1412  Stockton 

Haley  John,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Green  and  Stock- 
ton, r.  546  Green 

Haley  John,  peddler,  r.  5  Park  Av 

Haley  John,  peddler,  r.  W  s  Wayne,  nr  Old  Hickory, 
B.  H. 

Haley  John,  seaman,  r.  E  s  Chenery,  nr  Randall 

Haley  John,  watchman,  r.  22  Zoe 

Haley  .Toliii  J.,  real  estate  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  NE 
cor  Fourth  and  Townseud,  room  40,  r.  1214  Hyde 

Haley  John  M.,  eclectic  physician,  office  21  Dupont, 
r.  Oakland 

Haley  Kate,  r.  1519  Montgomery 

Haley  M.  A.,  domestic  1926  Pine 

Haley  Mark,  laborer,  r.  732  Natoma 

Haley  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  groceries,  138  Shipley 

Haley  Mary  C,  domestic  900  Van  Ness  Av 

Haley  Mighacl,  laborer,  r.  13J^  Maria 

Haley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  207  Folsom 

Haley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  320  Townsend 

Haley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  211  Folsom 


Haley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Thirteenth  and 
Harrison 

Haley  Michael  C,  dairy,  2002  Greenwich 

Haley  Michael  E.,  carriage  maker,  r.  1610  Leaven- 
worth 

Haley  Morgan,  r.  1519  Montgomery 

Haley  Patrick,  driver  James  A.  Brown 

Haley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SGlJi  Minna 

Haley  Robert  S.,  clerk  City  and  County  Hospital 

Haley  Samuel  M.  B.,  manager  Tunitas  Petroleum  Co., 
office  405  California,  r.  2207  Fillmore 

Haley  T.  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Haley  Thomas,  r.  5  Decatur 

Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  125  Shipley 

Haley  Thomas,  sewing  machine  agent,  r.  250  Clemen- 
tina 

Haley  Thomas,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Haley  Willard,  compositor  C.  W.  Nevin  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Haley  William,  dairyman,  r.  2002  Greenwich 

Haley  William,  longshoreman,  r.  32  >4  Natoma 

Haley  W.  M.,  wharfinger  Main  St.  Wharf,  r.  NW  cor 
Clay  and  Powell 

8^"Haley.     See  Healey  and  Healy 

Half  Moon  Bay  Colony,  Muller  &  Gwynn  agents, 
office  127  Kearny 

Halferty  Frank,  oiler  O.  and  0.  SS.  Gaelic,  r.  cor 
Eighth  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Haliord  C.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  771  Mission 

Halford  H.  Mis.s,  dressmaker,  r.  771  Mission 

Halford  J.,  molder  Industrial  Iron  Works 

Halford  Joseph,  clerk  John  Longhead,  r.  1601  Polk 

Halford  Thomas  E.,  carpenter,  r.  211  Minna 

Halin  Peter,  bartender,  r.  521  Pacific 

Halkens  Sophia  Miss,  saleslady  Annie  Lundin,  r.  248 
Fourth 

Halkeft  William,  carriagemaker,  36  Hayes,  r.  118 
Fell 

Hall  Abijah  L.,  salesman  C.  D.  Ladd,  r.  12  Hopeton 
Terrace 

Hall  Abraham,  bookkeeper  Miller  &  Hall,  r.  1612 
Clay 

Hall  Adeline,  widow,  r.  16  Seventh 

Hall  A.  I.  (A.  I.  Hall  &  Son)  r.  New  York 

HALL  A.  L  &  SON  ,a.  i.  a«d 

Ed'ward  A. )  conimisgion  merchants  and 
maunfactiirers'  agents,  5!J8-530  Mar- 
ket^ and  27-29  Sntter 

Hall  Albert,  machinist,  r.  14  Lewis 

Hall  Albert  E. ,  foreman  William  Megilligan,  r.  Old 
San  Jose  road,  nr  Industrial  School 

Hall  Albert  S.,  wharfinger,  r.  604  Capp 

Hall  Alexander,  watchman  Shot  Tower,  r.  W  s 
Church,  bet  Army  and  Twenty-seventh 

Hall  Alexander  D.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  E  s  Fol- 
som. nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H. 

Hall  Alfred,  glazier,  r.  102  Ninth 

Hall  Alfred  V.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  1711 
Buchanan 

Hall  Andrew  A.,  porter  The  Baldwin,  r.  127  Chatta- 
nooga 

Hall  Arthur  L.,  engineer,  r.  2625  Sacramento 

Hall  Atwood  C,  varnisher  Union  Furniture  Manufac- 
tory 

Hall  Belle  Mrs.,  forewoman  W.  Cohen  &  Co.,  r.  807 
Mission 

Hall  Benjamin,  porter  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co.,  r.  234 
Kitcli 

Hall  Benjamin  J.,  assistant  wagon  master  Wells, 
Fargo  Jt  Co's  Express,  r.  720  California 

Hall  Brothers  (Henry  K.  and  Winslow  G.)  ship- 
builders Port  Blakeley,  W.  T.,  office  28  California 

Hall  B.  S.,  widow,  r.  825  Twentieth 

Hall  C.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms.  104  Taylor 

Hall  Charles,  butcher,  r.  125  Silver 

Hall  Charles,  plumber,  r.  1418  Geary 

Hall  Charles,  whiteuer,  E  s  Webster,  bet  Sutter  and 
Post 

Hall  Charles  E.,  soapboiler,  r.  SW  cor  Seventeenth 
and  Channel 

Hall  Charles  F.,  first  officer  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  49 
Stanly  PI 

Hall  Charles  H.,  policeman,  r.  1725  Sacramento 

Hall  Charles  P.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  101  Twenty-fourth 

Hall  Charles  K.,  piano  factory,  12-16  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Hall  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  125  Silver 

Hall  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  709  Devisadero 

Hall  C.  I.,  mnfr  straw  burners,  r.  765  Howard 


G.  W.  CLARK  &  CO. 


045  IVIarkot  St.,  Wholcfale  a\id  Retail  dealers  In  Paper 
iMTCDirvD  ncrnDATHDC  »l»"Sri"P».  and  nil  kimls  of  Window 
INTERIOR    DECORATORS,    shuJe  aiuurjftl.s  and  Fixtures. 


UlUnUt   rV     CDICDC   J?.   UAVCC    FUIiTOBr  XKOBT  ^VORKS,  213  Fremont  Street. 
nlllvnLtT,    drlHriO  0(   riH  I  uO;        Manufacturers  of  Susrar  milH,  Vacnmn  Pans,  Et«w 


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Hall  Cornelius  I.  B.,  dealer  sugar  beet,  r.  714  Geary 

Hall  Cyrenius  M.  (Hall  &  Co.)  r.  9  Taylor 

Hall  David  A.,  lieutenant  commanding  U.  S.  revenue 

Btmr  J.  F.  Hartley,  r.  912  Pine 
Hall  Dennis  S.,  carpenter,  r.  726  Laguna 
Hall  E.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  106  Taylor 
Hall  Edward,  r.  22  Geary 
Hall  Edward,  candymaker,  r.  234  Ritch 
Hall  Edward  A.  (A.  I.  Hall  &  Son)  r.  1312  Taylor 
Hall  Edward  B.,  carpet  dealer,  r.  1516  Broderick 
Hall  Edward  D.,  copyist  Superior  Court  Dept  No.  9, 

r.  1227  Clay 
Hall  Edward  F.  Jr.  (Edward  F.  Hall  &  Co.)  r. 

1717  California 
HaU  Edward  F.    &  Co.    (Edward  F.  Hall  Jr.) 

stockbrokers,  330  Pine 
Hall  Edward  K.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  1413  Dupont 
Hall  Edward  L.,  collector  Home  Mutual  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hall  Edward  M.,  mining  secretary,  20  S.  F.  Stock  Ex- 
change Bldg,  r.  Oakland 
Hall  Edward  S.,  machinist,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  R  and 

S,  South  S.  F. 
Hall  Edward  S.,  tinsmith  W.  S.  Ray  &   Co.,  r.  East 

Berkeley 
Hall  Edwin,  shoemaker,  r.  5.50  Mission 
Hall  Edwin  J.,  upholsterer,  504  Post,  r.  818  Sutter 
Hall  E.  J.,  r.  825  Twentieth 
HaU   Emma  B.,  Mrs.,  proptr  Woman's  Aid  Bureau, 

r.  106  Taylor 
Hall  Ezekiel  D.,  carpenter,  r.  5 Railroad  Av,  South  S.F. 
Hall  F.  A.,  third   officer  P.  C.  SS.  Senator,  r.  NW  cor 

Spear  and  Harrison 
Hall  Francis,  leather  and  findings,  34  O'Farrell,  r.  525 

Franklin 
Hall  Francis  L.,  machinist  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.   City  of 

Chester,  r.  304  Folsom 
Hall  Frank,  boilermaker,  r.  1711  Buchanan 
Hall  Frank,  clerk  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Lombard 

and  Fillmore 
Hall  Frank  M.,  with  R.  B.  Hall  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hall  Frederick,  attorney-at-law,  320  Sansome,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hall  Frederick,  waiter  City  and  County  Hospital 
Hall  Frederick  C,  laborer  Sea  Wall,  r.'  1414  Post 
Hall   Frederick  D.,   cojjyist  County   Clerk,  r.  Grand 

Hotel 
Hall   Gardner  S.,  coffee  saloon,  522   California,  r.  19 

Ninth 
HaU  Gaven  D.,  attorney  at  law.  r.  1018  Twentieth 
Hall  George  (Lewis  &  Co.)  r.  847  Harrison 
Hall  George,   chairmaker,  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Lombard 
Hall  George,  driver,  r.  Old  San  JosiS  Road,  nr  Indus- 

trial  School 
Hall  George  A.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  847 

Harrison 
Hall  George  M.,  clerk,  r.  001  Natoma 
Hall    George    W.,    clerk  London  and  S.  F.  Bank,  r. 

Alameda 
HaU  George  W.,  hostler,  r.  73  Stevenson 
Hall  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  254  Perry 
Hall  Gilbert  C.  (Davlsson.  Hall  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
HaU  G.  M.,  farmer,  r.  1118  Howard 
HaU  H.,  r.  8  Polk  Lane 
HaU  Hans,  watchman  stmr  Alex.  Duncan,  r.  3173< 

Union 
Hall  Harvey,  toll  collector   Green  St.  Wharf,  r.  2930 

Howard 
HaU  H.  E.,  attorney  at  law,  623  Commercial,  r.  Oak- 
land 
HaU  Henry,  starter  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  7  Perry 
HaU  Henry  A.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  213 

Dupont 
HaU   Henry   K.    (Hall    Brothers)    r.   Port    Blakeley, 

Washington  Territory 
Hall  Henry  M.,  bookkeeper  Zadig,  WoUberg  &  Co..  r 

914  Taylor 
Hall  Heury  M.,  bricklayer  and  plasterer,  r.  1  Kent 
Hall  Herbert  E.,  clerk,  r.  846  Mission 
HaU  H.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  220  Second 
Hall  Irving  P.,  traveling  agent,  r.  Revere  House 
HaU  Isaac  E.,  salesman  C.  Erzgraber  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Lombard  and  Dupont 
HaU  Isaac  R.  (Ballard  fc  Hall)  r.  1429  Geary 
Hall  J.,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
HaU  J.  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hall  Jniues  (Crumiucy  &  Hall)  r.  125  Silver 
HaU  James,  ('lerk,  r.  932  Pacific 
HaU  James,  helper  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co.,  r.  1227  H  Clay 


HaU  Jamea,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Hall  James,  longshoreman,  r.  18  Tehama 

Hall  James,  sawfiler,  r.  NE  cor  Lombard  and  Fill- 
more 

Hall  James  Jr.,  glgger  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 
r.  NE  cor  Lombard'and  Fillmore 

Hall  James  F.,  clerk,  r.  104  Taylor 

Hall  James  H.,  r.  211  Twenty-second 

Hall  James  H.,  r.  1023  Stockton 

Hall  James  M.,  carpenter,  r.  44  Jessie 

Hall  James  V.,  proptr  Sacramento  Boiler  WorkB, 
214-218  Beale,  r.  1711  Buchanan 

Hall  Jane  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  504  Valencia 

HaU  John,  capitalist,  r.  636  Commercial 

HaU  John,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Amador,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Hall  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita,  r.  317}<i  Union 

Hall  John,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon 

Hall  JolinC.,  attorney  at  law,  240  Montgomery, 
rooms  3-4,  r  2034  Bush 

Hall  Joliii  C,  wines  and  liquors,  842  Market,  r. 
411  Post 

Hall  John  P.,  clerk,  r.  1048  Folsom 

Hall  John  S.,  pressman  P.  J.  Thomas,  r.  NE  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Fillmore 

Hall  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  322  Third 

Hall  Joseph  C,  policeman,  r.  411  Post 

HaU  Joseph  F.  Mrs.,  r.  1021  Hyde 

Hall  Josiah,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  322  Third 

Hall  Josie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  518  Taylor 

Hall  Julia,  widow,  r.  1503  Steiuer 

Hall  Leon,  lubricator  C.  D.  Ladd,  r.  lOHopeton  Ter- 
race 

HaU  Lovick  P.  S.,  compositor,  r.  737  Howard 

Hall  Luther  A.,  route  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  Russ  House 

Hall  M.  A.  Mrs.,  proptr  Chester  House,  100  Post 

Hall  Mabel  Miss,  carpetsewer,  r.  1503  Steiner 

HaU  Marcus,  captain  bark  Annie  Johnson 

Hall  Marcus  P.,  stockbroker,  330  Pine,  r.  The  Bald- 
win 

Hall  Maude  Miss,  compositor  Mrs.  L.  G.  Richmond 
&  Sun,  r.  1413  Mission 

Hall  M.  C,  packer  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  1118  Howard 

HaU  Milton  R.,  clerk  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Hall  Nathaniel,  barber,  r.  28  Stone 

Hall  Nicholas  P.,  gardener,  r.  620  Commercial 

Hall  of  Records,  new  City  HaU,  SE  cor  Larkin 
and  McAllister 

Hall  P.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Hall  Peter,  r.  30  Minna 

HaU  Peter,  shipjoiner,  r.  624  Fourth 

HaU  Philander  D.  Jr.,  salesman  James  De  La  Montan- 
ya,  r.  1510  Taylor 

Hall  Ralph,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1128  ><  Folsom 

Hall  Raymond,  policeman,  r.  1206  Market 

HaU  R.  B.  &  Co.  (Richard  B.  Hall  and  G.  P.  Cornell) 
Pacific  Detective  Bureau,  32  Stevenson  Building 

Hall  Richard,  bricklayer  and  plasterer,  r.  1  Kent 

Hall  Richard  B.  (R.  B.  Hall  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Hall  Richard  B.,  physician,  office  and  r.  1415  Stock- 
ton 

Hall  Robert  (Howe  &  HaU)  r.  825  Twentieth 

Hall  Robert,  machinist,  r.  14  Lewis 

Hall  Robert  C,  bookkeeper  Spring  Valley  W.W.,r.  914 
Taylor 

HaU  Robert  H.,  traveling  agent  Huntington,  Hopkins 
&  Co.,  r.  715  Sanchez 

Hall  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  35  Garden 

Hall  Samuel  H. ,  physician,  office  and  r.  326 
Kearny 

Hall  Samuel  M.  (Hall  &  Kearney)  r.  2022  Van  Ness  Av 

HaU  Sarah  B.  Miss,  missionary,  r.  1615  California 

Hall  Sarah  L.,  widow,  r.  1227  M  Clay 

HaU  Seth  P.,  attorney  at  law,  324  Pine,  room  5,  r.  101 
Twenty-fourth 

Hall  S.  R.  Mrs.,  confectionery,  18  Fourth 

Hall  S.  Rush,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  18  Fourth 

Hall  Thomas,  cook,  r.  17  Valencia 

HaU  Thomas  D.,  jewelry  and  clocks,  37  Sixth,  r.  1130 
Market 

Hall  T.  J.,  engineer,  r.  138  Gough 

HaU  William,  butcher,  r.  125  Silver 

Hall  William,  clerk,  r.  932  Pacific 

Hall  William,  manager  City  Forge,  r.  112  Fair  Oaks 

HaU  William,  mate  stmr  Mary  Garratt 

Hall  William,  packer,  r.  NE  cor  Lombard  and  Fill- 
more 


S6N  FRANCISCO  LftUNDRY 


Washing  Called  for  and  Delivered 


I     MAPnnkiniiru    importer  of  and  dealer  in  coal  and  pig  iron, 

J.     MMOUUlHUUun,  41  Market  Street,  corner  Spear. 


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,  barreldealer,  r.  1150  Folsom 
laborer,  r.  cor  Twenty-first  Av  and  K, 


Hall   William,  proptr   Cal.  Dairy,  8  s  France  Av,  bet 

MiBsion  and  San  Bruno  Road 
Hall  William,  seaman,  r.  717  Stockton 
Hall  William  A.,  contractor,  r.  Market,  bet  Fourteenth 

aud  Fifteeuth 
Hall  William  A.,  machinist  City  Forge,  r.  100  J^  Sec- 
ond 
Hall  William  B.,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet  San  Jose 

Av  and  Guerrero 
Hall  William  D.  L.,  clerk,  r.  728  Capp 
Hall  William  E.,  sergeant  police,  r.  1  Fifth 
Hall  William  F.,  bartender,  r.  NW  cor  Stockton  and 

Ellis 
Hall  William  H 
Hall  William  J. 
South  S.  F. 
Hall  Winslow,  carj^enter  and  builder,  28  New  Mont- 
gomery, r.  424  Ellis 
Hall  Winslow  G.  (Hall  Brothers)  r.  1612  Clay 
Hall  W.  K.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Hall  Woodbury  K.,  assistant  foreman  Oriental  Bond- 
ed Warehouse,  r.  5  Railroad  Av 
Hall  &   Co.  (Cyrenius  M.  Hall  and  Timothy  J.  Mul- 
lane)    dealers   new   and  secondhand  furniture,  9 
Taylor 
Hall  Si  Kearney   (Samuel  M.    Hall    and   James 
Kearney)    proprietors   Parker  House,  617   Mont- 
gomery 
Hall's  Safe  and  Loclt  Co.,  C.  B.  Parcells  mana- 
ger, office  and  salesroom  211-213  California 
Hallabiiugh  Roy,  salesman  Ni>lan  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 
Hallahan  Annie,  widow,  r.  E  s  Nebraska,  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Hallahan  Edward,  cigarmaker,  r.  134  Fourth 
Hallahan  Eugene,  blacksmith,  r.  1405  Folsom 
Hallahan  Eugene  S.,  machinist,  r.  247  Langton 
Hallahan  James,  porter  auditor's  dept   S.  P.  RB.,  r. 

752  Folsom 
Hallahan  John,  furniture  polisher,  r.  366Natoma 
Hallahan  Mary  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  637  Second 
Hallahan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  511  First 
Hallahan  Patrick,  porterS.  P.  RR.,  r.  752  Folsom 
Hallahan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  .S  Freelon 
8^  Hallahan.     See  Holihan  and  Holohan 
Hallaner  Julia,  domestic  649  Folsom 
Hallbeck  Theodore,  btevedore,  r.  3  Rushton  PI 
Halleck  Building,  E  s  Sansome,  bet   Sacramento  and 

Halleck 
Halleckson  Alexander,  r.  1105  Powell 
Hallecy  Mary,  domestic  1518  Clay 
Haller'Blasius,  printer  F.  Korbel  &Bros.,  r.247  Ritch 
Haller  Joseph,   foreman   tinner  Sol  Wangenheim  & 

Co.,  r.  N  8  Moulton,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Haller  Josephine   Miss,  dressmaker,   r.   1321   Wash- 
ington 
Haller  J.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1321  Washington 
Haller  Lucas,  woodturner,  r.  240  Taylor 
(^~  Haller.     See  Heller  and  Holler 
Hallers  Henry,  teamster,  r.  cor  Seventh  and  Railroad 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Halles  Charles,  woolgrader  George  Abbot,  r.  cor  Fol- 

som  and  Eighth 
Hallet  Arthur,  plumber,  r.  519  Brannan 
Hallet  Edward,  foreman  Mission  Rock  Warehouse,  r. 

317  Third 
Hallett  Charles  O.,  city  agent  J.  W.  Shaeflfer  &  Co.,  r. 

1214  Mission 
Hallett  E.  O.,  captain  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic,  r.  Palace 

Hotel 
Hallett   George  H.  (Contra   Costa   Laundry  Assn)    r. 

Palace  Hotel 
Hallett  James  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  28 }i  Louisa 
Hallett   Oliver  G.,  liquor    saloon,   13   Post,    r.    1104 

Market 
Hallett  Winslow  L.,  driver  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  r. 

315  Eighteenth 
Hallgarten  Benoit,   salesman  Levi   Strauss   &  Co.,  r. 

1305  Octavia 
Hallieson  Peter,  tailor,  r.  1105  Powell 
Halliday  Alonzo,  clerk  Luke  Carty,  r.  Ss  Greenwich, 

nr  Sansome 
Hallidav  Isaac,  carpenter,  r.  131  Harrison 
IK?"  Hnllidsv.     See  Uallidie,  HoUaday  and  Holliday 
Halliden  John  C,  clerk  Shirek  &  Touner,  r.  517  Pine 
Hallidie  A.    S.,  importer  and  manufacturer  wire 
and  wire    rope,    suspension    bridge  builder  and 
proprietor  patent  endless  ropeway,   factory  NE 
cor  Vallcjo  and  Sansome,   office  and  salesroom,  6 
California,  r.  1026  Washington 


Hallier  Henry,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  De  Haro  and  Gen- 

ter 
Halligau  Cecilia,  domestic  Roman  Catholic  Orphan 

Asylum,  South  8.  F. 
Hallin  Edward  P.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.   144 

Perry 
Hallinan  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  20  Tehama 
Hallinan  John,  boilermaker,  r.  637  Second 
Hallinan  John,  clerk,  r.  514^4  Third 
Hallinan  John,  furniture  polisher,  r.  366  Natoma 
Hallinan  John  F.,  porter,  r.  SE    cor   Twentieth  and 

Sanchez 
Hallinan  <%3hn  J.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co., 

r.  562  Geary 
Hallinan  Mary,  widow,  r.  637  Second 
Hallinan  Mary  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  129  Welsh 
Hallinan  Michael,  stevedore,  r.  514)6  Third 
Hallinan  Michael  J.,  saddler,   r.   cor  Twentieth  and 

Sanchez 
Hallinan  Morris,   marblecutter,  r.  637  Second 
Hallinan  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  r.  cor  Seventh    Av 

and  L,  South  S.  F. 
Hallinan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L    and 

M,  Soiith  S.  F. 
Hallinan  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  637  Second 
Hallinan  Timathy,  teamster,  r.  637  Second 
Eallisey  Daniel,  shoemaker,  923  Folsom 
Hallman  George,  laborer,  r.  120  Fourth 
Hallon  Mary,  widow,  r.  270  Minna 
Halloran  Florence  O.,  laborer,  r.  709  Howard 
Halloran  James,  laborer,  r.  251  Minna,  rear 
Halloran  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  270  Minna 
Halloran  John,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r.  8 

Freelon 
Halloran  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  60  Jessie 
Halloran  Lizzie  Miss,  type  setter  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  709 

Howard 
Halloran  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  W  s  Iowa,  bet  Ne- 
vada and  Sierra 
Halloran  Thomas  O.,  tailor,  NE  cor  Castro  and  Twen- 
ty-fourth 
Halloran  William,  plumber,  r.  2213  California 
8^    Halloran.     See  Holleran  and  Holloran 
Hollowell  Caleb,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.   S.   Mint, 

r.  2506  Bush 
Hallowell  Caroline  A.  Mrs.,  r.  2506  Bnsh 
Hallowell  Ernest,  student,  r.  925  Broadway 
Hallowell  Samuel  E.,  porter  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  925 

Broadway 
Hallows  Alfred,  clerk  London  aud  S.  F.   Bank,  r.   1 

Bush  St.   PI 
Hallsteu  John,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Hallwegen  Brothers  (John  and  George)  stationers  and 

printers,  32  Turk 
Hallwegen  George  (Hallwegen  Brothers)    and    carrier 

Call,  r.  32  Turk 
Hallwegen  John  (Hallwegen  Brothers)  r.  32  Turk 
Hallworth  William,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Hally  Michael  W.,  wool  grader,  r.  920  Howard 
Hallyburton  John  S.,  first  assistant  engineer  0.  and 

O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Halmhuber  Ernest,  waiter,  r.  702  Harrison 
Halpenny  Horace  C,  painter,  r.  322  Fifth 
Halphen  C.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  413  Jones 
Halpin  Ellen  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2608  Sutter 
Halpin  J.,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 
Halpin  James,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Halpin  John  A.,  r.  21  Zoe 

Halpin  Michael  (J.  Lowth  &  Co.)  r.  100  Jones 
Halpin  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  303  Howard 
Halpin  W.,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 
Halpin  William  (J.  Lowth  k  Co.)  r.  100  Jones 
Halpin  William,  laborer,  r.  51  Brady 
Halpin  William,  marblepolisher,  r.  W  s  Tehama,  bet 

Twentv-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Halpruner'M.  E.  Mrs.,  assistant  Winfield  S.   Halpru- 

ner,  r.  104  Powell 
Halpruner    Winlield    S.,    surgeon-chiropodist, 

oflfice  850  Market,  r.  104  Powell 
Halgey  Abraham,^  mining  secretary,  328  Mont- 
gomery, room  7,  r.*Lick  House 
Halsey  CUarles,    judge  Superior  Court,   Depart- 
ment  No.   10,  cliambers  new  City  Hall,  second 
floor,  r.  1505  Scott 
Halsey  Charles  M.,  salesman  J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co.,  r. 

627  Ellis 
Halsey  Charles   W.,  office  436  Montgomery,  r.   1126 

Jackson 
Halsey  E.  A.  &  Co.  (Edward  A.  Halsey)   insurance 
agents,  411  California 


MAHOGANY,  SPANISH  CEDAR,  PRIMAYERA 


JOHN    WICMORE, 

133  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PIIOTOORAPHER,  83r.   MARKET  ST. 

FIRSiT  CLAKSii  TAIiENT  OKI<T  EMPI.OYED, 


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Halsey  Edward  A.  (E.  A.  Halsey  &  Co.)  r.  768  Harri- 
son 

Halsey  Francis  G.,  bookkeeper  August  Weihe,  r.  1505 
Scott 

Halsey  Frank  A.,  proptr  Enterx)ri8e  Straw  Works,  813 
Mission 

Halsey  George  F.,  shirtcutter,  r.  121  Lily  Av 

Halsey  Henry  G.,  clerk  Firemans  Fund  Insurance  Co., 
r.  768  Harrison 

Halsey  Henry  L.,  traveling  salesman  Taylor  Good- 
rich, r.  Oakland 

Halsey  James  D.,  accountant,  r.  1505  Scott 

Halsey  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  352  Jessie,  rear 

Halsey  Sarah  M.,  widow,  r.  121  Lily  Av 

Halsey  William  F.,  bookkeeper  E.  A.  Halsey  &  Co.,  r. 
768  Harrison 

Halsted  William  A.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 
Service,  r.  510  Taylor 

Halversen  Carl,  seaman,  r.  409  Drumm 

Halverson  Andrew,  machinist  Pac.  Kolling  Mills,  r. 
White  House  Hotel 

Halverson  Swain,  butcher,  r.  1324  Valencia 

Halvey  Mary,  domestic  1018  Mason 

Ham  Charles  H.,  principal  Evening  Schools,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Ham  Frederick,  lather,  r.  244  Minna      , 

Ham  Richard  K.  (Renton,  Holmes  &  Co.)  r.  Santa 
Clara 

6^"  Ham.     See  Hamm 

Haman  John,  blacksmith,  r.  2241  Mission 

Hamann  Eda  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  1115  Montgomery 

Hamaun  Henry  F.  W.,  first  mate  schr  Wandering  Jew, 
r.  101  First  ' 

Hamann  Hermina,  widow,  r.  1115  Montgomery 

Hamann  Julius,  farmer,  r.  18  First 

Bamberger  Louis  C,  jewelry-case  maker,  r.  215  Fif- 
teenth 

Hambeiger  William,  jewelry-case  maker,  r.  215  Fif- 
teenth 

8£^  Hamberger.     See  Hamburger 

Hambich  B.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,,  71  New  Montgomery 

Hamburg  Adam,  upholsterer,  r.  103  Fifteenth 

Hainburg-American  Packet  Co.,  Hy.  Balzer 
&  Co.  agents,  209  Sansome 

Hamburg-American  Steamship  Co.,  J.  F.  Meinke&Co. 
agents,  SW  cor  Sansome  and  California 

Hamburg'  Board  of  Under^vriters,  Hellniann, 
Brothers  k  Co.  agents,  525  Front 

Hamburg-Bremen  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Philip,  Speyer  &  Co.  agents,  425  California 

Hamburg  John,  carpetlayer,  r.  453  Stevenson 

Hamburg  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 

Hamburg-Magdeburg  Fire  Insurance  Co. 
(of  Hamburg)  Gutte  &  Frank  general  agents,  307 
California 

Hamburg  Mining  Co.  (Eureka,  Nev.)  D.A.Jennings 
secretary,  401  California,  room  4 

Hamburg  William,  glovecutter  Fred.  H.  Busby 

Hamburger  Aaron,  salesman  A.  S.  Rosenthal  &  Co.,  r. 
13  Leavenworth 

Hamburger  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  13  Leavenworth 

Hamburger  David  B.,  traveling  salesman  Sachs,  Hel- 
ler &  Co.,  r.  13  Leavenworth 

Hamburger  G.  &  Brother  (Gustav  and  Morris)  cloth- 
ing, 00  Third 

Hamburger  Gustav  (G.  Hamburger  &  Brother)  r.  941 
Folsoni 

Hamburger  Henry,  clerk,  r.  13  Leavenworth 

Hamburger  M.,  clerk,  r.  13  Leavenworth 

Hamburger  Morris  (G.  Hamburger  &  Brother)  r.  941 
Folsoni 

8?"Haniburger.     See  Hamberger 

Hamden  Henry,  waiter,  r.  3(16  Natoma 

Hamden  James,  actor,  r.  366  Natoma 

Hameisterll.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Hamel  John,  statucmaker,  r.  921  V;  Post,  rear 

Hamelen  Maria  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  .534  Valencia 

Hamer  George  H.,  whitening  and  plasterer,  802  Mis- 
sion, r.  417  Busli 

Hamer  Harry  H.,  clerk  general  superintendent's  of- 
fice  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Express,  r.  1009  Powell 

Hamer  Thurston,  bookkeeper  William  B.  Hooper  & 
Co.,  r.  828  Geary 

Hamerslag  Abraham  (0.  C.  W.  Poppe  &  Co.)  r.  703 
Market 

Hamerton  Charles  W.,  clerk  Antisell  Piano  Co.,  r.  1500 
Church 

Hamerton  Eliza,  widow,  r.  1.506  Church 

Hamerton  John  W.,  wood  and  coal,  53   West  Mission 

Hamerton  Leila  Miss,  r.  331  Twenty-ninth 


Hamerton  Rita  Miss,  r.  331  Twenty-ninth 

Hamerton  William  C,  whipmaker,  r.  331  Twenty- 
ninth 

Hamill  Amelia  H.  Mrs.,  assistant  Tehama  Primary 
School,  r.  2203  Devisadero 

Hamill  Amelia  M.  Miss,  assistant  Eighth  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  2203  Devisadero 

Hamill  Charles,  laborer,  r.  407  Pacific 

Hamill  Charles,  oysterman  A.  W.  Manning,  r.  204 
Bitch 

Hamill  Jolin  E.,  notary  public  and  commissioner 
of  deeds,  329  Montgomery,  r.  S  s  Dorland,  bet 
Guerrero  and  Dolores 

Hamill  Jonas  K.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  106  Post 

Hamill  Kate  Miss,  teacher,  r.  2203  Devisadero 

Hamill  Owen,  laborer,  r.  204  Ritch 

Hamill  Patrick  H.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  S  s  Dor- 
land,  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 

Hamill  Rose,  widow,  r.  S  s  Dorland,  bet  Guerrero  and 
Dolores 

Hamill  William  A.,  architect,  r.  S  s  Dorland,  bet 
Guerrero  and  Dolores 

Bt^'Hamill.     See  Hammell  and  Hammill 

Hamilton  Mrs.,  stewardess  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles 

Hamilton  Alexander,  bookkeeper  J.  W.  Davidson  4: 
Co..  r.  912  Taylor 

Hamilton  Alexander,  machinist,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Hamilton  Andrew,  teamster  John  Morton  k  Co. 

Hamilton  Ann,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  417  Pacific,  r.  7 
Hodges  Alley 

Hamilton  Ann,  widow,  r.  334  Vallejo,  rear 

Hamilton  Anne,  widow,  r.  113  O'Farrell 

Hamilton  Annette  Mrs.,  teacher  Heald's  Busines  Col- 
lege, r.  1023  Hyde 

Hamilton  B.,  stevedore  George  Whitney 

Hamilton  Callaghan,  boot  and  shoemaker,  2615  Sutter 

Hamilton  Carrie  L.  Mrs.,  assistant  Grant  Primary 
School,  r.  3  Ewer  PI 

Hamilton  Christopher,  porter,  r.  515  Vallejo 

Hamilton  Clara  Miss,  r.  931  Market 

Hamilton  Claude  T.,  salesman  Dunham,  Carrigan  & 
Co.,  r.  2012  Broadway 

Hamilton  D.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 
r.  Antioch 

Hamilton  D.  V.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  19  South 
Park 

Hamilton  E.,  cook  Vienna  Bakery,  r.  5  Clara  Lane 

Hamilton  Edward  H.,  proofreader  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Hamilton  Elijah  S.,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  East  Oak- 
land 

Hamilton  Erastus,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RE.,  r. 
916  Twentieth 

Hamilton  Francis  W.,  foreman  W.  B.  Bradbury,  r. 
1018  Capp 

Hamilton  Frederick  P.  (Percy  &  Hamilton)  r.  148 
Sixth 

Hamilton  George  T.,  porter  Hibernia  Savings  and 
Loan  Soc,  r.  113  Virginia 

Hamilton  Gideon,  engineer,  r.  1248  Mission 

Hamilton  Grammar  School,  William  A.  Robertson 
principal,  S  s  Geary,  ur  Pierce 

Hamilton  Hall,  SW  cor  Geary  and  Steiner 

Hamilton  Hugh  G.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Illinois  and 
Humboldt 

Hamilton  Isaac,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 

Hamilton  James,  r.  110  Kearny 

Hamilton  James  (McAfee  &  Co.)  r.  25  Twenty-third 

Hamilton  James,  boilermaker,  r.  414  3^  Shipley 

Hamilton  James,  contractor,  r.  200  McAllister 

Hamilton  James,  engineer  with  Mcnzies  &  Bingham, 
r.  Overland  House 

Hamilton  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Hamilton  James,  oiler  N.  B.  and  M.  RE.,  r.  829Folsom 

Hamilton  James,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Hamilton  James,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 

Hamilton  James,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 

Hamilton  James  M.,  shippingclerk  Baker  &  Hamilton, 
r.  45  Liberty 

Hamilton  James  M.,  special  policeman,  r.  16  Capp 

Hamilton  James  T.,  vice-principal  Lincoln  Grammar 
School,  r.  318  Kearny 

Hamilton  James  W.,  foreman  Enterprise  Mill  and 
Building  Co.,  r.  731  Ivy  Av 

Hamilton  Jennie  Mrs.,  r.  930  Market 

Hamilton  John,  bartender,  r.  421  Bryant 

Hamilton  John,  blacksmith  William  T.  Garratt,  r. 
Oakland 

Hamilton  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Hamilton  John,  iron  molder,  r.  605  Stevenson 


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Hamilton  John,  laborer,  r.  122  Howard 
Hamilton  John,  plumber  John  Spencer 
Hamilton  John,  tannery,  Shell  Road,  bet  Fifteenth  Av 

and  Kossuth,  South  S,  F. 
Hamilton  John  A.,  patternmaker  Fulton  Iron  Works 
Hamilton  John  Rae,  manager  Cuunnercial  Union 

Assurance   Co.  (of  London)  210  Sausome,  r.  1024 

Bush 
Hamilton  Joseph,  saddler,  r.  421  Bryant 
Hamilton  Leouidas,  attorney  at  law,  r.  120  Turk 
Hamilton  L.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  19  South  Park 
Hamilton  Margaret,  widow,  r.  N  b  California  Av,  nr 

Columbia  PI,  B.  H. 
Hamilton  Margaret,  widow, weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Wool- 
en Factory,  r.  Beach,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Hamilton  Mary,  widow,  r.  114  York 
Hamilton  Mattie  Mrs.,  r.  195  Hyde 
Hamilton  Mill  and   Mining   Co.  (White  Pine,  Nev.) 

Henry  Deas  secretary,  44  Nevada  Block 
Hamilton    Napier,    carpenter    Enterprise    Mill    and 

Building  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hamilton  Patrick,  seaman  ship  Dashing  Wave,  r.  112 

Steuait 
Hamilton  Robert,  laborer,  r.  46  Everett 
Hamilton  Robert,  machinist,  r.  S  s  Railroad  At,  bet 

Eleventh  and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Hamilton  Robert,  real  estate,  r.  129  Sixth 
Hamilton  Robert  J.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  425 

Twenty-second 
Hamilton  Robert  M.  (Baker  &  Hamilton)  r.  1015  Cali- 
fornia 
Hamilton  Robert  P.,  doorman  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  722 

Washington 
Hamilton  Samuel,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hamilton  Samuel,  waiter,  r.  '.iO  Perry 
Hamilton  Samuel  J.,  butcher,  r.  421  Bryant 
Hamilton  Thomas  J.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  334 

Sixth 
Hamilton  William,  clerk  M.  Kershaw 
Hamilton  William,  cook,  r.  906  Pacific,  rear 
Hamilton  William,  mining,  r.  110  Sixth 
Hamilton  William  C,  manager  music  dept  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  r.  832  Valencia 
Hamilton  William  F.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR. 
Hamilton  William  J.,  chief  operator  Western  Union 

Tel.  Co.,  r.  1023  Hyde 
Hamilton  William  T.,  clerk,  r.  542  Bryant 
Hamlen  Mortimer  J.,  bartender,  r.  530  Valencia 
Hamlin  Charles  H.,  salesman  Goodyear  Rubber  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Hamlin  Henry  H.,  driver  Summit  Ice  Co.,  r.  Second, 

bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Hamlin  Horace  H.,  teamster  C.  C.  Shattuck,  r.  1112 )i 

Mason 
Hamlin  Lewis,  expressman,  6  Sutter,  r.  885  Seven- 
teenth 
Humliu  Sarah  D.  Miss,  private  school,  1711  Van  Ness 

Av 
Hamlin  Thomas,  salesman  L.  G.  Sresovich  &  Co.,  r. 

403  Taylor 
Hamm  Dietrich,  waiter,  r.  524  Pine 
Hamm  George,  seaman  schr  Gualala,  r.  134  Steuart 
Hamm  Jacob  W.,  r.  1101  Pierce 
Hamm  John  H.,  clerk   freight  auditor  C.  P.   KR.,  r. 

408  Capp 
Hamm  Joseph,  wireweaver,  r.  1016  Market 
Hamm  Louis  J.,  bookkeeper  Anglo-Californian  Bank, 

r.  2922  Clay 
Hamm  Nicholas,  painter,  r.  rysiH  Birch  Av 
Hamm  Siegfried,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Uj"    Uamm.     See  Ham 

Hamnia  Irvin,  carpenter,  r.  Giohi  Stevenson 
Hammam  Baths,  Dr.  A.  M.  Loryea  proptr,  11-13  Du- 

pont 
Hamman  Hein,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hammar  Christian,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet 

Paiid  Q,  Souths.  F. 
Hammar  John,  coppersmith,  r.  147  Shipley 
Hammar  Lars  F.,  real  estate,  r.  2011  Dupout,  rear 
Hammar  Oliver,  engineer,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Hammea  N.,  cook,  1720  Clay 
Haramell  Louis  A.,  r.  1600  Howard 
Hammell  Samuel  P.,  wagonraaker,  r.  20  Page 
Hammell  William,  seaman,  r.  SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Spear 
Hammell  William  F.,  r.  1606  Howard 
89*"Hammell.     See  Hamill  and  Hammill 
Hammer  Antone,  baker,  r.  311  Pacilic 
Hammer  August,  candymaker  G.  Haas,  r.  14  De  Boom 


Hammer  Edward  H.  (Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co.)  r.  H 

Silver 
Hammer  Edward  H.  Jr., clerk  Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co., 

r.  44  Silver 
Hammer  Frederick  H.    (John  Ziegenbein  &  Co.)  r. 

71b  Guerrero 
Hammer  George  H.,  barber,  r.  18}^  Sacramento 
Hammer  H.  C,  locksmith,  r.  313  J^  Ellis,  rear 
Hammer  John  F. ,  salesman  John  Ziegenbein  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Hamiuer  John  H.,  barber,  r.  3  Cedar  Av 
Hammer  William,  packer  Golden  Rule  Bazaar,   r.  10 

Stockton  PI 
Hammerberg  Augusta  C.   Miss,    dressmaker,    r.    18 

Lewis 
Hammerich  Ernst,  master  mariner,  r.  212  Francisco, 

rear 
Hammerich  Franz  H.,  seaman  schr  Master  Mariner, 

r.  232  Steuart 
Hammerich  Henrich,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Hammers  Albert,  saddle  andharnessmaker,  526  Hayes 
Hammerschlag  John,  butcher,  r.  274  Jessie 
Hammerschlag  Julia,  widow,  r.  120  Prospect  PI 
Hammerschlag  Mattes,  dry  and  fancy  goods,   SW  cor 

Dupout  and  Vallejo,  r.  902  Greenwich 
Hammerschmidt  Edward,  waiter,  r.  228  Kearny 
Hammerschmitt  Martin,  cabinetmaker,  r.  419  Vallejo, 

rear 
Hammersmith  Charles,  laborer,  r.  536  Ellis 
Hammersmith  Ferdinand,  solicitor  Hotel  Rhein,   r. 

636  Pacific 
Hammersmith  Frederick,  barber,  r.  613  Laguna 
Hammersmith  J.  E.,  r.  228  O'Farrell 
Hammersmith  Joliu,  salesman,  r.  1428  Turk 
Hammersmith  John   A.,  salesman  John  Levy  &   Co., 

and  instructor  gymnastics  Olympic   Club,  r.  1925 

Sutter 
Hammersmith    Louis,  commercial   traveler  Feigen- 

baum  &  Co.,  r.  1428  Turk 
Hammersmith  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  113  Powell 
Hammes  Jacob,  wiredrawer,  r.  529  Pine 
Hammes  Otto,  laborer,  r.  N  s   Fourteenth,  nr  Guer- 
rero 
Hammett  Alice  J.,  widow,  r.  1120  Howard 
Hammett  J.  B.  Mrs.  (Eraser  &  Hammett)  r.  144  Fifth 
Hammil  Mary  Miss,  milliner,   r.   209   Sixteenth,   bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
Hammill  Thomas,  salesman,  r.  405  Taylor 
tt^Hammill.     See  Hamill  and  Hammell 
Hammit  Charles  O.  B.  S.,  clerk  G.  G.  Burnett,  r.  327 

Montgomery 
Hammit  John  N.,  coppersmith,  r.  104  Vicksburg 
Hammitt  Austin  W.,  farmer,  r.  427  Stevenson 
Hammitter  Mary,  widow,  r.  2233  Geary 
Hammond  A.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn.  71  New  Mont 
Hammond  Aitken,  r.  1807  Mission 
Hammond  Anselm  C,  secretary  United  Land  Assn, 

and  mining  secretary,  401  California,   room  8,  r. 

1411  Washington 
Hammond  Anselm  C.  Jr.,  clerk  insurance  dept  Falk- 

ner.  Bell  &  Co.,  r.  1411  Washington 
Hammond  Charles,  cook,  r.  310  Folsom,  rear 
Hammond  Charles  H.,  lamplighter,  r.  Hampshire,  bet 

Santa  Clara  and  Marii^osa 
Hammond  Daniel  P.,  salesman  Greenebaum,  Sachs  & 

Freeman,  r.  Oakland 
Hammond  Delia  Mrs.,  r.  2000  Dupont 
Hammond  George,  teamster,  r.  SW   cor  Ivy  Av   and 

Gough 
Hammond  Gold  Mining  Co.  (Nevada  Co.,  Cal.)   A.  0. 

Hammond  secretary,  401  California,  room  8 
Hammond  Harry  T.    (Hammond   &   Wright)    r.   1628 

Sutter 
Hammond  Henry  O.,  elerb  Howe  &  Hall,  r.  403  Mont- 
gomery Av 
Hammond  James,  Iwokkeeper  E.  Raas  &  Co.,   r.  2324 

Folsom 
Hammond  James,  longshoreman,  r.  2000  Dupout 
Hauiiiioud  James  H.,  machinist,  r.  48  Minna 
Hammond  J.  C,  cutter  clothing  dept  U.  S.  A.,  r.  2732 

Howard 
Hammond  Jesse,  gardener,  r.  45  Everett 
Hammond  John,  manager  La   Grande  Laundry,   648 

Market,  r.  21  Lafayette 
Haninioitil  Jolin,  millwright  and  mechanical  en- 
gineer, NW  cor  Mission  and  Beale,  r.  407  Oak 
Haniinond  Jotin  Hays  (Wagoner  v^   Hammond) 

r.  1628  Sutter 
Hammond  John  J.,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  1522 

Howard 


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Hammond  Joseph  H.,  cutter,  r.  2730  Howard 
Hammond  J.  W.  Mrs.,  r.  2003  Polk 
Hammond  Letitia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  963  Mission 
Hammond  L.  F.,  confectioner,  r.  2011  Dupont,  rear 
Hammond  Mary,  widow,  r.  618  Minna,  rear 
Hammond  Natlianiel,  foreman  Flint's  Warehouse,    r. 

2021  Hyde 
Hammond   Eichard,   stevedore,   and   extraman  Hose 

No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,r.  1.5  Alta 
Hammond    Richard    P.,    president    California 
Pacific  Railroad,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Town- 
send,  room  42,  r.  1628  Sutter 
Hammond  Roland  G.,  timekeeper  City  RR.,   r.   1641 

Mission 
Hammond  Samuel  C,  butcher,  r.  544  Natoma 
Hammond  Sarah  J.,  widow,  r.  814  Bush 
Hammond  Susan,  widow,  r.  15  Alta 
Hammond  Thomas,  boatman,  r.  703  3^  Davis 
Hammond  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  214  Prospect  PI 
Hammond  Thomas  B.,  clerk  S.  F.   News   Co.,  r.    814 

Bush 
Hammond  William,  boatman,  r.  715  Davis 
Hammond    William,    fruit    and    vegetables.     Grand 

Floral  Market,  r.  Coso  House 
Hammond  William,  iJhysician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  859  Mission 
Hammond   William  A.,   watchmaker   and  jeweler,  4 

Sixth,  r.  2738  Sixteenth 
Hammond  William  B.,  salesman  Howe  &  Hall,  r.  S  s 

Eighteenth,  nr  Douglas 
Hammond  William  T.,  plumber,  r.  215  Minna 
Hammond  &  Wriglit  (Harry  T.  Hammond  and 
J.  A.  Wright)  attorneys  at  law,   318  Pine,  rooms 
30-31 
Hammons  James,  starter  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  1414  Geary 
Hampe  Frederick,  tailor,  r.  803  Montgomery 
Hampshire  George,  engineer,  r.  516  Folsom 
Hampshire  George  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  731  Davis, 

r.  721  Davis 
Hampson  Joseph  S.,  millhand,  r.  552!^  Natoma 
Hampson  Rufus  A.,  watchman,  r.  552  J^  Natoma 
Hampton  Caswell  D.,  clerk  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  r. 

620  Sutter 
Hampton  Charles   W.,  model    and   electrical  instru- 
ment maker,  607  Mission,  r.  1127  Broadway 
Hampton  David  F.,  teamster,  r.  174  Clementina 
Hampton  John  C.  (Hubbell,  Shattuck   &   Co.)   r.  Vir- 
ginia City,  Nev. 
Hampton  Leo  F.,  salesman  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co.,  r. 

16  Prospect  PI 
Hampton  Mill  and   Mining   Co.    (White  Pine,   Nev.) 

Henry  Deas  secretary,  44  Nevada  Block 
Hampton  William,  electrical  instrument  maker  Pa- 
cific Bell  Telephone  Co.,  r.  1123  Broadway 
Hamrock  Patrick,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  E  s  Second 

Av,  nr  Jj'ifteenth 
Hamshaw  James,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Hana  L.,  captain  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles,  r.  Santa  Cruz 
Hana  Sven,  seaman  schr  Emma  Louisa 
Hanaford  F.  C,  r.  1601  Polk 

Hanagan  James,  fireman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Hanamney  John,  laborer,  r.  230  Post 
Hanauer  Joseph,  Swiss.  Ben.  Soc.,627  Commercial 
Hanauer  Nicholas,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Hanavan  John  H.,  bricklayer,  r.  1705  Jessie 
Hanavan  Thomas,  mill  hand,  r.  4  Fifth  Av 
Hauberry  Peter,  farmer,  N   s  Ocean   House   Road,  nr 

Industrial  School 
Hanbury   Frank,   clerk,   SE  cor  Masonic  and  Point 

Lobos  Avs 
Hanchette  H.  Jay,  reporter  The  Examiner,  r.  824  Lom- 
bard 
Hanchette  Joseph  L.,  pianotuuer,  r.  107  Fifth 
Hanchin  Anne,  widow,  r.  3  Zoe 

Hancock  Albert  W.,  clothfinisher,  r.  1731  Broadway 
Hancock  Charles  H.  (Hancock   &   Kelso)  r.   628  Shot- 
well 
Hancock  Charles  T.,  bookkeeper  E.   Sikes  &   Co.  and 

Raymond  &  Wllshire,  r.  1014  Dovisadero 
Hancock  Frank  O.,  calker,  r.  28  Silver 
Hancock  Frederick,  gigger  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  1731  Broadway 
Hancock  Harvey  G.,  painter,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-sixth 

and  Folsom 
Hancock  Henry  Mrs.,  r.  610  Hyde 
Hancock  House,   Samuel   Hancock   proptr,   771   Mis- 
sion 
Hancock  John,  foreman  The  Argonaut,  r.  1T31  Broad- 
way 
Hancock  L.,  clerk  Julius  Buhlert,  r.  1731  Broadway 


Hancock  Lizzie  Miss,  we'aver  S.    F.   Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory,  r.  Beach,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Hancock  Margaret,  widow,  r.  132  First,  rear 
Hancock  Paul,  clerk,  r.  1''31  Broadway 
Hancock  Robert  8.,  laborer,  r.  44  Miuna 
Hancock  Samuel,  proptr  Hancock  House,  771  MisBion 
Hancock  Wallace  D.,  hostler,  r.  300  Laguna 
Hancock  William,  r.  18  Turk 
Hancock  William,  r.  1033  Mission 
Hancock  Si  Kelso  (Charles  H.  Hancock   and  John 
Kelso)  contractors,  628  Shotwell,  office  335   Mont- 
gomery 
Hand  George  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  604  Post,  r. 

137  Third 
Hand  John,  r.  274  Minna 

Hand  John  J.,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  532  Howard 
Hand  John  S.,  merchant  tailor,  314  Kearny 
Hand  Joseph  W.  A.,  salesman  C.  J.   Hawley  &   Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Hand  Josiah,  bookkeeper  Bode  &  Searle,  r.  2504  Clay 
Hand  Matthew  W.,  carpenter,  r.  607  Minna 
Hand  Michael,  cabinetmaker,  r.  607  J^  Minna,  rear 
Hand   Stephen  H.,  collector  Commercial  Insurance 

Co.  of  Cal.,  r.  1720  Turk 
Hand  William,  tailor  J.  Wisluzil,  r.  523  Kearny 
Hand  William  M.,  salesman  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  & 

Buwen.  r.  313  Turk 
Handel  George,  finisher  P.  Liesenfeld,  r.  945  Folsom 
Handel   Isidore,   salesman  Pac.  Jewelry  Co.,   r.   226 

Turk 
Handley  Anna,  cook  950  Bryant 
Handley  Charles  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1114  Steiner 
Handley  James,  ship  carpenter,  r.  1307  Howard 
Handley  Martin,  longshoreman,  r.  1405  Montgomery 
Handley  Patrick,  r.  14U7  Montgomery 
e^  Handley.     See  Hanley 
Handlon  John,  speculator,  r.  325  Minna 
Handles  Joseph  W.,  jewelry   box  maker  August   H. 

Lochbaum,  r.  229  Fifteenth 
Handles  Otto,  jeweler,  r.  229  Fifteenth 
Handlos  Theresa  Mrs.,  bakery,  229  Fifteenth 
Handman  Erwin,  janitor  Superior  Courts,   old   City 

Hall 
Handman  Minnie,  domestic  1600  Taylor 
Handmann  Oscar  M.,  machinist,  r.  1511M  Mason 
Handmore  Martin,  milkman,  r.  2815  California 
Handstauch  Barbara,  widow,  lodgings,  6  Virginia  PI 
Handy  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  11  Scott  PI 
Handy  George  W.,  physician   and   surgeon,   and 
manager  National  Surgical  Institute,  319  Bush,  r. 
Oakland 
Handy  Joseph  L.  (L.  N.  Handy  &  Co.)  r.  243  Perry 
Handy  L.  N.  &  Co.  (Lucien  N.  Handy,  James   Carth- 
cut  and  Joseph  L.  Handy)    coopers   and  commis- 
sion merchants,  32  Clay 
Handy  Lucien  N.  (L.  N.  Handy  &  Co.)  r.  243  Perry 
Handy  Lucius,  cooper,  r.  243  Perry 
Handy  Nelson  A.,  traveling  agent,  r.  403  Third 
Handy  Stephen  L.,  cooper,  r.  243  Perry 
Handy  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  961  Mission 
Hanecke  Carl,  r.  516  Filbert 
Hanecke  George,  carpenter,  r.  429  Bush 
Hanekamp  George  F.,  beirtender  Osmer  &  Co.,  r.   NW 

cor  Folsom  and  East 
Haney  Hugh,  longshoreman,  r.  104  Mission 
Haney  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  536  Third 
Haney  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  106  Bernard 
Haney  William  W.,  liquor  saloon,  221   Sacramento,  r. 

613  Jones 
IE?"Haney.     See  Heaney,  Heeney,  and  Heney 
Hanford  Isaac,  painter,   r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Hanford  James  M.,  paymaster  C.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Towusend,  room  7,  r.  San  Mateo 
Hani  Frederick,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Comnlercial 
Hanibery  Mary,  cook,  SWcor  Valencia  and  Seventeenth 
Hauifll  Michael,   marketman  Patrick   McDonnell,  r. 

829  Market 
Hanifin  Annie,  domestic  1006  Larkin 
Hanifin  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  4}^  Bryant  Av 
Hanifin   E.    B.  Miss.,  copyist  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

office,  r.  Oakland 
Hanifin  Helen  L.  Miss,  r.  1517  Stockton 
Hanitiu  James,  assayer  Thomas  Price,  r.  Oakland 
Hanifin  Timothy,  laborer,  t.  iH  Bryant  Av 
Hanify  Alle,  elevatormau  Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co.,  r. 

4  Bowles  PI 
Hanify  Frank,  boilermaker,  r.  105  Oak 
Hanify  John   R.,  bookkeeper  Moore  &  Smith,   r.  105 
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Hanify  Mary,  widow,  r.  1519  California 

Haniscli  Frank,  house  and  sign  painter,  r.  320  Dupont 

Hanjes  E.  H., cigars  and    tobacco,   305   California,  r. 

1038  Mission 
Hank  George  F.,  moroccodresser,  r.  255  Eighth 
Hank  John,  laborer,  r.  36  Clay 
Hanke  Charles  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  328  Pine,  r.  306 

Seventeenth 
Hankerson  Hiram  D.,  iipholsterer,  r.  302  O'Farrell 
Hankes  Nicholas,  liquor  saloon,  248  Sutter,  r.  25  Stock- 
ton PI 
Hanks  Henry  G.,  State  Mineralogist  and  manager 

California  State  Mining  Bureau,  212  Sutter,  r.  1124 

Greenwich 
Hanks  Catherine,  widow,    furnished  rooms,  1047}^ 

Market 
Hanks  M.  W.  (M.  W.  Hanks  &  Co.)  r.  35  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Hanks  M.  W.  &  Co.  (M.  W.  Hanks)  mnfrs  red  rubber 

stamps,  34-35  Merchants'  Exchange 
Hanks  William  E.  bricklayer,  r.  NE  cor  Fourth   and 

Folsom 
Hanlan  Daniel,  waiter  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Hanlan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  nr  Kansas 
Hanlan  Walsh,  doormaker,  r.  S  s  Fourteenth,  nr  Mis- 
sion 
Hanlan  Welsh,  liquor   saloon,  30  Montgomery,  r.  651 

Howard 
Hanley  Delia  Mrs.,  r.  54  Minna,  rear 
Hanley  George  W.,  rigger,  r.  E  s  Folsom,  bet  Twenty- 

seveuth  and  Twenty-eitrhth,  B.  H. 
Hanley  Harry  G.,  clerk  Wells,   Fargo  &  Go's  Bank,  r. 

218  Eddy 
Hanley  James,  laborer,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Hanley  James,  i^oliceman,  r.  107  Minna 
Hanley  James,  salesman  Holt  Bros.,r.  761}^  Howard 
Hanley  James,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  cor  Montgomery  and  Bay 
Hanley  James  S.  (Hanley  &  Snow)  r.  3046  Sixteenth 
Hanley  John,  maltster   Hibernia  Brewery,  r.  743  Te- 
hama 
Hanley  John,  teamster,  r.  33  Frederick 
Hanley  John,  waiter,  r.  200  Leidesdorff 
Hanley  John  J.,  coppersmith,  r.  18  Moss 
Hanley  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Hanley  Mary,  widow,  r.  8  Haggin 
Hanley  Mary,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Florida  and  Butte 
Hanljiy  Matthew,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Hanley  Matthew  J.,  foreman  Thomas  H.   Armstrong, 

r.  325  Duncan 
Hanley  M.  J.,  insurance  agent,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Hanley  Michael,  waiter,  r.  212  Broadway 
Hanley  Nathaniel,  bartender    The    Baldwin,    r.    458 

Jessie 
Hanley  Patrick,  boarding  and  lodging,  218  Eddy 
Hanley  Peter,  teamster,  r.  29  Freelon 
Hanley  Philip,     hackman     Joseph    Koster,    Avenue 

House 
Hanley  Robert  E.,  clerk  Jamea  T.  White  &  Co.,  r.  218 

Eddy 
Hanley  Thomas,  r.  W  s  Billings  PI,  nr  Filbert 
Hanley  Thomas,  upholsterer,  r.  107  Minna 
Hanley  W.  A.,  miner,  r.  873  Mission 
Hanley  William,  helper,  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U. 

8.  Mint,  r.  523"^  Natoma 
Hanley  William,  laborer  A.  Sutro 
Hanley  William  H.,  r.  110  William 
Hanley  <&  Snow  (James  S.   Hanley   and   Louis  T. 
Snow)  wholesale  grocers  and  dealers  ship  stores, 
126  California 
B^Hanley,     See  Hauly,  Handley  and  Henley 
Hanlin  Matthew,   liquor   saloon,   773   Market,    r.  767 

Market 
Hanlon  Amelia  I.  Miss,  assistant   West   Mission   St. 

Primary  School,  r.  990  Folsom 
Hanlon  Annie,  cigarmaker,  r.  229  Minna 
Hanlon  Bernard  F.,  i»ttern  maker,  r.  350  First 
Hanlon  Catherine,  widow,  r.  532  Geary 
Hanlon  Charles   P.,    attorney   at   law,  310  Pine, 

rooms  3'i-;H4,  r.  11  South  Park 
Hanlon  Daniel,  health  inspector,  office  14  O'Farrell,  r. 

11  South  Park 
Hanlon  Pidward,  teamster  Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co.,  r. 

747  Braunau 
Hanlon  Edward,  waiter,  r.  316  O'Farrell,  rear 
Hanlon  Eliza  Miss,  r.  532  Geary 
Hanlon  Ellen     Mrs.,     groceries     and     liquors,    747 

Braunan 
Hanlon  Felix  J.,  real  estate,  r.  990  Folsom 


Hanlon  George,  Jour.  Shipwright's    Assn,    71    New 

Montgomery 
Hanlon  Henry  P.,  clerk,  r.  747  Brannan 
Hanlon  James,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  SE  cor  Bay  and  Montgomery  Av 
Hanlon  John,  book  binder,  r.  308  Union,  rear 
Hanlon  John,  produce  dealer,  r.  747  Brannan 
Hanlon  John,  salesman   Charles   M.   Plum   &   Co.,  r. 

534  Bush 
Hanlon  John,  stairbuilder,  r.  716  Natoma 
Hanlon  John  J.,    teamster     Golden    City    Chemical 

Works,  r.  747  Brannan 
Hanlon  Michael,  laborer,  r.  128  Park  Av 
Hanlon  Michael,  lather,  r.  229  Minna,  rear 
Hanlon  Philip,  cigarmaker,  r.  747  Brannan 
Hanlon  Richard,  stonecutter,  r.  332  Sixth,  rear 
Hanlon  Timothy,  jeweler,  r.  1110  Fillmore 
Hanlon  Valentine,  watchman,  r.  308  Union,  rear 
Hanlon  Valentine  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  308  Union,  rear 
ft^Hanlon.     See  O 'Hanlon 
Hanly  Denis  J.,  glassblower,  r.  730  Clementina 
Hanly  Edward,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Hanly  George  T.  (George  T.  Hanly  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Hanly  George  T.  &   Co.  (George   T.  Hanly)  teas,  cof- 
fees, spices  and  yeast  powder,  and  publishers  S. 
F.  Star,  214  Sacramento 
Hanly  John ,  dry  goods,  834-838  Market,  r.  1022   Fol- 
som 
Hauly  John,  peddler,  r.  641  Commercial 
Hanly  John  L.,  porter  Philip  Neis,  r.  411  Octavia 
Hanly  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  730  Clementina 
Hanly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  428  Seventh 
Hanly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  428  J^  Seventh 
Hanly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.   S  s   Lombard,   bet  Baker 

and  Lyon 
Hanly  Thomas  J.,  tollcollector  Spear  St.  Wharf,  r. 

204}^  Ninth 
Hanly  Thomas  R.,  machinist,  r.  630  Brannan 
syHanly.     See  Hanley 

Hanna  Alexander  C,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hanna  Charles,  machinist,  r.9  Taylor 
Hanna  Dennis,  painter,  r.  764  Harrison 
Hanna  Ellen,  widow,  r.  W  s  Diamond,  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Clipper 
Hanna  George,  hay,  grain  and  feed,  859  Harrison 
Hanna  George  B.,  with  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  519  Ellis 
Hanna  George  L.,  salesman  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

502  Powell 
Hanna  Hugh,  woodturner,  r.  NE  cor  Powell  and  Cali- 
fornia Avs,  B.  H. 
Hanna  J.  k  P.  N.(John  Hanna;  bags,  twrine,  duck,  felt 

and  general  merchandise,  308-310  Davis 
Hanna  James,  oiler  Bisdon   I.  and   L.   Works,  r.  13 

Kate 
Hanna  James,  salesman  Hanna  &  White,  r.  1153  How- 
ard 
Hanna  James  Q.  (Hanna  &  White)  r.  1153  Howard 
Hanna  James  L.,  special  agent   'Travelers  Insurance 

Co.,  410  California,  r.  Oakland 
Hanna  James  McM.,  clerk,  r.  519  Ellis 
Hanna  James  W.,  porter  iiew  City  Hall,  r.218  Seventh 
Hanna  John,  agent,  r.  655  Washington 
Hanna  John  (J.  &  P.  N.  Hanna)  r.  546  Turk 
Hanna  John,  manager  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r.  NE 

cor  Eleventh  and  Folsom 
Hanna  John  M.,  clerk  Scofield  &  Tevis,  r.  519  Ellis 
Hanna  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1135  Columbia 
Hanna  Patrick   R.,   shipcarpenter,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Columbia 
Hanna  Robert,  r.  511  Lombard 
Hanna  Robert  G.,  bookkeeper  Hanna  .t  White,  r.  1153 

Howard 
Hanna  Robert  J.,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  r. 

1153  Howard 
Hanna  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  519  Ellis 
Hanna  Thomas,  collector,  r.  721  Howard 
Hanna  William,  porter  J.  De   La   Montanya,   r.  234 

Minna 
Hanua  William  E.,  boilermaker,  r.  1135  Columbia 
Hanna  &  White  (James  G.  Hanna  and  James  E.  White) 

hny  and  grain,  212  Ninth 
Bi?"  Hanna.     See  Hannah 

Hannaford  E.  T.,  millhand  Horace  Davis  &  Co. 
Hannaford  Jane,  domestic  321  Jessie,  rear 
Hannaford  John  H.,  r.  162  Clementina 
Hannaford  William  O.,  clerk  Pac.  Chemical  Prepara- 
tion Co.,  r.  162  Clementina 
Hannagau  Robert,  mining,  r.  32  Fourth 


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Hannagan  William,  housemover,  r.  311  Bay 

8^  Hannagan.     See  Hannigan 

Hannah  Donald,  clerk,  r.  1415  Pacific 

89^  Hannah.     See  Hanna 

Hannan  Bernard,   bartender  John  Lamb,  r.  NE  cor 

Steuart  and  Howard 
Hannan  Catherine,  widow,  r.  4  Freelon 
Hanuan  David,  .stovemounter  W.  W.  Montague  &  Co., 

r.  429  Bush 
Hannan  Delia,  domestic  154  Tehama 
Hannan  Dennis  F.,  painter,  r.  764  Harrison 
Hannan  J.,  laborer,  r.  293  Union 
Hannan  James,  boilermaker,  r.  12  Perry 
Hannan  Jesse,  seaman,  r.  18  First 
Hannan  John,  farmer,  r.   N   s  Point  Lobos   A.V,  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth  Avs 
Hannan  John,  laborer,  r.  19  Baldwin  Court 
Hannan  Josei^h,  clerk  commissary  dept  U.  3.   A.,  r. 

616  M  Linden  Av 
Hannan  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  68  Jessie 
Hanuan  Luke,  boilermaker,  r.  154  Tehama 
Hannan  Margaret,  domestic  1613  Van  Ness  Av 
Hannan  Martin,  harnessmaker,  and  extraman  Engine 

No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  U4  Second 
Hanuan  Martin,  laborer,  r.  154  Tehama 
Hannan  Mary,  widow,  r.  154  Tehama 
Hannan  Mary,  laundress,  526  Harrison 
Hannan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  '.)  Zoe,  rear 
Hannan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  927  Broadway 
Hannan  Michael,  teamster,  r.  411 J^  Sixth 
Hannan  Richard,  barber,  r.  54  Minna 
Hannan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Sierra,  bet  Vermont 

and  Kansas 
Hannan  Thomas  C,  shoemaker,  r.  113  Oak 
8^"  Hannan.     See  Hannon 
Hannaran  John,  bricklayer,  r.  1705  Jessie,  rear 
Hannath  Eliza,  widow,  r.  2019  Webster 
Hannay  Edward  I.,  clerk  Dickson,  De  Wolf  &  Co,,  r. 

Oakland 
Hanncbel  Schrader,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita,  r.  822 

Battery 
Hanneman  Daniel,  housepainter,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Hannigan  Bridget,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1873  Mission 
Hanuigan  Charles  L.,  goldleaf maker  James  Newman, 

r.  10  Eleventh 
Hannigan  David,  maltster  Star  Brewery 
Hannigan  Edward,  yardman  F.  Barnard  &  Co. 
Hannigan  Hannah,  widow,  r.  104  Twenty-fifth 
Hanuigan  James  W.,  carpenter,  r.  32  Fourth 
Hannigan  John,  boilermaker  Moynihan  &  Aitken,  r. 

Oakland 
Hannigan  John,  brassmolder,  r.  942  Mission 
Hannigan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Hannigan  John  8.,  glassblower,  r.  10  Eleventh 
Hannigan  M.  Percy,  salesman  Neustadter  Bros.,  r. 

2211  Fillmore 
Hannigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  10  Eleventh 
Hanuigan     Patrick,     dockhand     0.   P.    RR.,    r.    263 

Clementina 
Hannigan  William,  carpenter,  r.  10  Eleventh 
8^  Hanuigan.     See  Hannagan 
Hanuiss  John  C,  carpenter,  1704  Sacramento,  r.  1609 

California 
Hauniver  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1230  Sacramento 
Hanniver  John,  stableman  Nucleus  Stable,  r.  185  Ste- 
venson 
Hauniver  John  F.,  teamster,  r.  1230  Sacramento 
Hanniver  Mollie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  1230  Sacramento 
Haunon  Benjamin,  cleaner  John  F.  Snow,  r.  1531 

Mission  ' 

Haunon  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1812  Polk 
Hannon  John,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Hanniju  John,  machinist,  r.  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Brannan 
Hannon  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  336  Shipley 
Hannon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  22  Washington  Av 
Hannon  William,  laborer,  r.  Creedmore  House 
Hauuy  Frederick,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Hanny  John,  hostler,  r.  1537  Mission 
Hanorau  Patrick,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Hanover  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Ne^v  York. 

See  New  York  linderwriti;rs'  Agency 
Hanrahan  E.,  longshoreman,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 
Hanrahati  John,  carpenter,  r.  23  Hawthorne 
Uanrahau  John,  giiard  Hovise  of  Correction 
Hanrahan  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Hanrahan  Kate,  domestic  Six  Mile  House,  San  Bruno 

Koad 
Hanrahan  N.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Hanrahan  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  428  Shipley,  rear 
Hanrahan  Thomas,  maltster,  r.  1  Lincoln  PI 


Hanrahan  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  637  Second 
Hanratta  Delia   Miss,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  ft  and  H, 

South  S.  F. 
Hanratta  John,  laborer  Bay  View  Distillery,  r.  Six- 
teenth Av,  bet  G  and  H,  South  S.  F. 
Hanratta   Mary  Miss,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  Or  and  H, 

South  S.  F. 
Hanretty  James  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  528  Howard 
Hans  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  828  Fifteenth 
Hans  George,  clerk  Henry  C.  Meisel,  r.  828  Fifteenth 
Hans  George  J.,  groceries   and   liquors,  NW  cor  Du- 

pont  and  Chestnut 
Hans  William,  grocer,  r.  528  Greenwich 
Hansa   Hotel,  Grauer   &  Strohl  proptrs,  429  Bush 
Hansberry  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  54  Clara 
Hansbrough   George   W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  326 

Pine,  r.  709  Seventeenth 
Hansby  Sarah,  domestic  1121  Pine 
Hanscoin  Joliii    O. ,    commission    merchant,   22 

Calilornia.  room  25,  r.  Oakland 
Hanscoin   M.    Li.,    commission    merchant,   agent 

Coquille  Mill  and  Tug  Co.,  and  dealer  fine  lum- 
ber, 121  Washington,  r.  Berkeley 
Hanscom  William  W.,  engineer  Presidio  KR.,   r.   612 

O'Farrell 
Hanscomb  Frank,  stockkeeper  E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.,  r. 

18  First 
Hanscomb  F.  B.,  machinist,  r.  18  First 
Hansen  Emil,  billiard  tablemaker,  r.  602  Minna 
Hansen  George  H.,  carpenter,  r.  21  Fulton 
Hansen  John  T.,  compositor,  r.  710  Larkin 
Hansen  William  E.,  carpenter,  r.  710  Larkin 
Hansen   William   L.,   carpetlayer  Burnham,  Beck  & 

Co.,  r.  257  Jersey 
Hansen  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Hansen  A.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Hansen  Albent  (M.  &  A.  Hansen)  r.  14  Hollis 
Hansen  Albert,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Hansen  Albert,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hansen  Alexander  Q.,  bookkeeper  F.  W.  Krogh  &  Co., 

r.  536  Howard 
Hansen  Alfred,  bartender  Anton  Larsen,  r.  516  Pacific 
Hansen  Alfred,  deckhand  tugboat  Lookout 
Hansen  Andreas  (Hottua  &  Hansen)  r.  21  Louisa 
Hansen  Andrew  (Mortensen  &  Hansen)  r.  539  Kearny 
Hansen  Andrew,  coffee  saloon,  437  Bush 
Hansen  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Polk  and  Filbert 
Hansen  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Hansen  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hansen  Anton,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific  * 

Hansen  Asmus,  assayer  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co., 

r.  2020  Stockton 
Hansen  August,  cabinetmaker,  r.  517  Noe  * 

Hansen  Augusta,  domestic  626  Harrison 
Hansen  B.,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hansen  Bernard  H..  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Hansen  C,  laborer  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  423  Jones 
Hansen  Carl,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hansen  Charles,  laborer,  r.  2004  Dupont 
Hansen  Charles,  photoprinter  Peters  &  Sewell,  r.  240 

Taylor 
Hansen  Charles,  pilot  stmr  Onward 
Hansen   Charles  A.,  foreman  John  F.  Snow,   r.   115 

Eleventh 
Hansen  Cliarles  E.,  proprietor  National  Brewery, 

SE  cor  Fulton  and  Webster,  r.  828  Fulton 
Hansen  Charles  B.  (C.  R.  Hansen  &  Co.)  r.  110  Geary 
Hansen  Chris.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Hansen  Chris.,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 
Hansen  Chris.,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Hansen  Christ.,  bartender,  r.  128!^  Fourth 
Hansen  Christ.,  driver  National  Brewery,  SE  cor  Ful- 
ton and  Webster 
Hansen  Christian,  carpenter,  13  Haggin,  r.  2  Haggin 
Hansen  Christiau,  gardener  Samuel  C.  Bigelow 
Hansen  Christian,  laborer,  r.  228  Bush 
Hansen  Christian,  laborer,  r.  Soi^th  Park  House 
Hansen  Christian,  longshoreman,  r.  E  s  Whitney,  bet 

Thirtieth  and  Thirty-first 
Hansen  Christian,  teamster,  r.  10  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Hansen  Christian,  teamster  Cosmopolitan  Paving  and  ' 

Asphaltum  Co. 
Hansen  Christian,  waiter,  429  Bush 
Hansen  Christian,  waiter,  r.  1010  Montgomery 
Hansen  Christian,  watchman  Potrero  and  B.,  V.  RR., 

r.  cor  Seveiith  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Hansen  Christopher,  watchman,  r.  608^  Fourth 
Hansen   C.  K.,  first  officer  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder, 
r.  228  Thirteenth 


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Hansen  C.  R.  <&  Co.  (Charles  R.  Hansen)  employ- 
ment office,  110  Geary  and  624  Clay 

Hansen  Edward,  captain  Btmr  Reform,  r.  535  Bryant 

Hansen  Eli,  shipcarpenter,  r.  194  Lombard 

Hansen  Emanuel  (Helmrich   &   Hansen)    r.   719 
Sutter 

Hansen  Emanuel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Hansen    Euphemia   Mrs.,  ironer    John   F.   Snow,  r. 
128  }<•  Fourth 

Hansen  Fre^ierick,  carpenter,  r.  413  Folsom 

Hansen  Frederick,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR.,  r.  cor 
Sierra  and  Kentucky 

Hansen  Fredeiick,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Hansen  Frederick,  seaman  schr  Bill  the  Butcher,  r.  45 
Sacramento 

Hansen  Frederick,  seaman  schr  Excelsior,  r.  NW  cor 
Commercial  and  Drumm 

Hansen  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  325  Minna 

Hansen   Frederick   C,   cigars   and  tobacco,   SW   cor 
East  and  Jackson 

Hansen   Fritz,   waiter  New    Washington   Hotel,   624 
Fourth 

Hansen  George,  liquor  saloon,  108  Sutter,  r.  109  Mont- 
gomery 

Hansen  George,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita,  r.  109  Val- 
lejo 

Hansen  George  J.,  teamster,  r.  520  Oak 

Hansen  G.  M.  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  1003  Harrison 

Hansen  Gustave,  waiter  Alexander  W.  Wilson 

Hansen  H.,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Hansen  Hans,  hostler,  1730  Jackson 

Hansen  Hans,  seaman,  r.  504  Davis 

Hansen  Hans,  stableman,  r.  2417  Mission 

Hansen  Hans  A.,  mastermariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Hansen  Hans  C,  restaurant,  258  First 

Hansen  Harry,  fisherman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Hansen  Harry,  seaman  bktn  Modoc,  r.  NE  cor  Drumm 
and  Jackson 

Hansen  Henry,  seaman,  r.  110  Berry 

Hansen  Henry,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Hansen  Henry  S.,  seaman  schr  Rebecca,  r.  119  Jack- 
son 

Hansen  Herman,  seaman  schr  Czar,  r.  NW  cor  Third 
and  Berry 

Hansen  Herman,  waiter,  r.  21 M  Stanford 

Hansen  J.,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Hansen  J.  A.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Colims 

Hansen  Jacob,  restaurant,  1803  Mission 

Hansen  Jacob,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Santa  Cruz,  r.  119  Jack- 
son 

Hansen  James,  seaman,  r.  SE  cor  Harrison  and  Spear 

Hansen  Jens,  laborer,  r.  418  Drumm 

Hansen  Jens,  painter,  r.  1003  Harrison 

Hansen  Johannes,  porter  J.  H.  A.  Folkers  &  Bro.,  r.  13 
Langton 

Hansen  John,  boxmaker,  r.  312^  Clementina 

Hansen  John,  driver  City  RB.,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and 
Bryant 

Hansen  John,  seaman  schr  Golden  Fleece,  r.  238  Steu- 
art 

Hansen  John,  seaman,  r.  8  Lick 

Hansen  John,  stevedore,  r.  11  Tehama  PI 

Hansen  John,  watchman  U.  S.  Sub-Treasury,  r.  505 
Filbert 

Hansen  John  C,  captain  schr  Hayes,  ofllce  44  Market 

Hansen  John  T.,  compositor,  r.  710  Larkin 

Hansen  Julia  R.,  teacher,  r.  710  Larkin 

Hansen  Julius,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Hansen  Justinius,  seaman,  r.  1812  Dupont 

Hansen  Lars  P.,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 

Hansen  Lars6n,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Santa  Cruz,  r.  119 
Jackson 

Hansen  Louis,  r.  7}^  Selina  PI 

Hansen  Louis,   saddler,    528  Montgomery  Av,  r.  609 
Union 

Hansen  M.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  254  Clementina 

Hansen  M.  &  A.  (Marquard  and  Albert)  proprie- 
tors Main  St.  Mills,  130-136  Main 

Hansen  Maguui,  glas.'^blower,  r.  807  Brannan 

Hansen  Margaret,  widow,  r.  6  Moulton  PI,  rear 

Hansen  Maria,  domestic  2516  California 

fiansen  Marquard  (M.  &  A.  Hansen)  r.  2134  O'Farrell 

Hansen  Martin,  pilot  revenue  stmr  Hartley 

Hansen   Matthew,  laborer,  r.   NW    cor    Bryant    end 
Eif,'hth 

Hansen  Nieholas  P.,  teamster  H.  Brlckwedel  &  Co. 

Hansen  Niels,  Uig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgomery  ', 

Hansen  Ole,  laborer,  r;  751 M  Folsiim     • 

Hansen  Oliver,  captain  tug  boat  Lookout,    r.    1414  I 
Kearny  I 


I  Hansen  Oscar,  pumptender  Cil.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  25 

I  Twenty-second 

Hansen  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Hansen  Peter,  captain  schr  Master  Mariner 
Hansen  Peter,  coach  driver  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Hansen  Peter,  cook,  r.  907  Folsom 
Hansen  Peter,  fisherman,  r.  6  Polk  Lane 
Hansen  Peter,  gripman  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1128  Green- 
wich 
Hansen  Peter,  seaman  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  263  East 
Hansen   Peter,  wood,  coal   and   feed,  SE  cor  Seventh 
and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

I  Hansen  Peter  C,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

t  Hansen  Peter  N.,  drayman,  r.  424  Fell 

I  Hansen  Rasmus  E.,  carpenter,  r.  2134  O'Farrell 

I  Hansen  Robert,  molder,  r.  346  Fourth 

I  Hansen  Rudolph,  cutter  Schoenberg  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

I  Hansen  Samuel,  butcher,  r.  Sixth   Av,  bet  K   and  L, 

!  South  S.  F. 

j  Hansen  Samuel,  steward  schr  Emma  Louisa,  r.  1316  }j 
Natoma 
Hansen  S.  E.  D.,  driver  National  Brewery,  r.  W  s  Noe, 

'  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Hansen  Seivert  A.,  carpenter,  r.  3  Warren  PI 
Hansen  Sonke,  liquor  saloon,  921  Kearny 
Hansen  Theodore,  r.  2130  Stockton 
Hansen  Theodore,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

!  Hansen  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

I  Hansen  Thomas,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Hansen  William,  r.  603  Powell 
Hansen  William,  porter  Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co.,r.l934}4 

Mission 
Hansen  William  E.,  carpenter,  r.  710  Larkin 
Hanson  Agnes  Miss,  r.  81  Clenientina 
Hanson  Andrew,  stockbroker,  r.  Winchester  House 
Hanson  Andrew  J.  Rev.,  assistant  M.  E.  Chinese  Mis- 
sion, r.  Sacramento,  Cal. 
Hanson  Anne,  widow,  r.  228  Bitch,  rear 
Hanson  Axel,  laborer,  r.N  s  San  Jose  Av,  bet  Thirtieth 

and  Thirty-first 
Hanson  B.  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hanson  Bernard,  seaman, r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hanson  Carl,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Hanson  Charles  (Hanson  &  Co.)  r.  Redwood  City,  Cal. 
Hanson  Charles  F.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Hanson  Charles  P.,  hostler,  r.  1004  Sansome,rear 
Hanson  Christian,  oysterman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Hanson  Cornelius  (Hanson  &  Co.)  r.  928  Post 
Hanson  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  531  East 
Hanson  E.  Mrs.,  nurse,  r.  113  Oregon 
Hanson  Edmund  P.,  driver  Market   St.  RR.,  r.  1635 

Eddy 
Hanson  Edward  H.,  bookkeeper  Wright  &  Bowne,  r. 

834  Mission 
Hanson  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  116  Welsh 
Hanson  Emanuel,  tailor,  r.  7  August  Alley 
Hanson  Fergus,  butcher,  11-12  Cal.  Market,  r.  1708 

Stockton 
Hanson  Hans  A.,  captain  schr  Stsghound,  r.  North 

Pacific  Hotel 
Hanson  Hans  J.,  captain  schr  Salamander,  r.  951  Bry- 
ant 
Hanson  Harry,  propertyman  Theatre  Comique,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Pine 
Hanson  Harry,  seaman,  r.  440  Third 
Hanson  H.  E.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Hanson  Henry,  bartender,  r.  325  Drumm 
Hanson  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  540  Washington,  r. 

3014  Sacramento 
Hanson  Henry  J.,  cooper,  r.  1026  McAllister 
Hanson  Henry  L.,  drayman,  r.  533  Birch  Av 
Hanson  Herman,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Hanson  Isaac  J.,  shoecutter,  r.  814  Jessie 
Hanson  James,  collector  David  Drady,  r.  W  8  Dame, 

bet  Thirtieth  and  Thirty-first 
Hanson  Jens,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Hanson  John,  cook,  r.  8  Berry 
Hanson  John,  seaman,  r.  20  White's  PI 
Hanson  John,  wireweaver,  r.  43  Natoma 
Hanson  John,  wood  and  coal,  127  Ninth,  r.  2330  Mis- 
sion 
Hanson  John  P.,  carpenter,  1.502  Stockton 
Hanson  Jorgen,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sut- 
ter 
Hanson  Joseph,  basketmaker.  r.  814  Jessie 
Hanson  Joseph,  peddler,  r.  '228  Langton 
Hanson  Lillie  Miss,  typesetter  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  202 

Second 
Hanson  Louis,  farmer,  r.  Ocean  House  Flat 

Hanson  Mary,  widow,  r.  202  Second 


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Hanson  Nelson,  longshoreman,  r.  1322  Montgomery 
Hanson  Nes  C,  laborer,  r.  10  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Hanson  Nicholas,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Hanson  Nicholas  V.,  carpenter,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Twen- 
ty-sixth and  Army 
Hanson  Ostello,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Boston  PI 
Hanson  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  243  Fell 
Hanson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Hanson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  102  Jackson 
Hanson  Peter,  stevedore,  r.  235  Eltch 
Hanson    Ricliard   C,  block  and  pumpmaker.  9 

Spear,  r.  29  }<J  Moss 
Hanson  Stephen,  foreman  David  Moore,  r.  850  Folsom 
Hanson  Stephen  B.,  teamster,  r.  850  Folsom 
Hanson  Steven,  fireman  C.  P.  RE.  stmr  Amador  r.  228 

Montgomery  Av  ' 

Hanson  W.,  cigarmaker,  r.  1208  Eddy 
Hanson  William,  foreman   Mayrisch  Bros.  &  Co    r 

805  Point  Lobos  Av  "' 

Hanson  William,  master  mariner,  r.  9  Taylor 
Hanson  William  E.,  manager  Davis  Bros.,  r.  120  O'Far- 

rell 

HansonWilliam  H.,  bookkeeper  Hanson  &  Co    r  Red- 
wood City 

Hanson  &  Co.  (Charles  Hanson)  lumber,  and  pro- 
pnetors  Tacoma  Mills, W.  T.,  and  agents   Tacoma 
and  Puget  Sound  packets,  Pier  11  Steuart 
Hanson  &  Co.  (Cornelius  Hanson  and  George  Fisher) 

butchers,  928  Post 
tS^  Hanson.     See  Hansen 
Hansson  Alexander,  seaman,  r.  503  Folsom 
Hansson  Alfred,  solicitor  Hubert   &   Co.,  r.   Prescott 

House 
Hansson  George,  house  and  signpainter,  607  Laguna 

r.  E  s  Noe,  nr  Twenty-ninth 
Hansson  Rudolph,  engineer  schr  Alexander,  r  503  Fol- 
som 
Hanton  George,  shipcarpenter,  r.  505  Fell 
Hanville  Emma  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  20 3«  Fifth 
Hanville  S.  Mrs.,  r.  139  Fourth 
Han  way  Emma  A.  P.  Mrs.,  clerk  Peters  &  Sewell  r 

515%  Bush  ' 

Hanzel  Ferdinand,  salesman  Philip  Neis,  r.  1914  Sutter 

Haper  Bernard,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co    r 

Oakland  ''    ' 

Hapgood  &  Co.  (of  Waterford,  W.  T.)  John  Clement 

agent,  211  Sansome,  room  1 
Happ  Marcus,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  229  Fourth 
Happ  Samuel  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1840  Howard 
Happersberger  Albert,  student,  r.  532  Stevenson 
Happersberger  Emile,  druggist  Frederick   C.  Keil  r 

532  Stevenson  ' 

Happier  Conrad.  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Happy  -Valley  Mining  Co.  (Calaveras  Co.,  Cal.)  D    M 

Kent  secretary,  330  Pine,  rooms  18-19 
Haquette  Augustus  E.,  with  Nicholas  Steiner  r  1613 

Post 
Haquette  Ernest  (Hageman  &  Haquette)  r.  1613  Post 
HaraszthyArpad  (ArpadHaraszthy  &Co.)  r.  610  Hyde 
Harasztliy  Arpad  &  Co.   (Arpad  Haraezthy  and 
Henry  Epstem)  producers  champagnes  and  deal- 
ers California  wines  and  brandies,  530  Washing- 

Harbach  Daniel  L.,  salesman  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co     r 

1713  Jones  ''     ' 

Harbaugh  Joseph,  bookkeeper  Lazard  Fr^res,   r.  730 

Harber  Moses,  bootmaker,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Harber  Thomas,  asphaltum    roofer.   24  Montgomerv 

Av.  r.  NE  cor  Jackson  and  Kearny 

worth"^''"*  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  504  M  Leaven- 
Harbey  Anne  Mrs.,  confectionery,  117  Ellis 
Harbey  John,  carpenter,  r.  117  Ellis 

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oflice  10  California 

Harbor  Police.  247  Steuart  and  522  Davis 
Harbor  View  Hotel,   Rudolph  Herman  proptr, 

Jefferson,  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
Harbordt  Gustave  C.  clerk  Harper  A.  Smith,  r    21 

Nmth  .  ■..  ..i 

Harbourne  John  W.  (Billings.  Harbourne  fz  Co.)  r  105 
Columbia  '  ».  j^uj 

Harby  Rosalie  Miss,  assistant  Grant  Primary  School 
1".  11!^  Page  ' 

Harcourt  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  410  Grove  rear 
Hard  David  T.,  foreman  Eugene  Soule,  r'.  421  Fourth 
Hardallo  Nicolo,  porter  Dominican  Monasterv  r  NW 

cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
Hardcastle  George,  dentist,  office  and  r.  118  O'Farrell 


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Harde  Bernhard,  seaman,  r.  523  M  Brannan 
Harde  Dora  Miss,  boxmaker,  r.  523}^  Brannan 
Harde  Meta,  widow,  r.  523}^  Brannan 
Harde  William,  laborer,  r.  523  3<i  Brannan 
Hardegg  Joseph,  machinist,  r.  81  Clementina 
Hardenbergh  James  R.  Jr.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  44  Third 
Hardenbergh  S.  Brush,  clerk  Grand  Hotel 
Hardenburgh  Isaac,  mnfr  bungs  and  plugs,  134  Main 
r.  1713  Eddy  ' 

Harder  Albert,  laborer,  r.  323  Jessie 
Harder  Hans  D.,  bootfitter,  r.  26%. Turk 
Harder  Johannes  H.,  clerk  John  Rohde,  r.   SW  cor 

Clay  and  Taylor 
Harder  Jules  A.,  cook  Palflce  Hotel,  r.  628  Shotwell 
Harder  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  7  Market 
Harders  George,  drayman,  r.  17  Linden  Av 
flarders  John,  farmer,  r.  517  Pacific 
Harders  Timothy  F.,  teamster,  r.  17  Linden  Av 
Hardie  C,  teamster,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hardie  Frank  D.  (Hardie  &  Darling)   r.  631   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Hardie  Robert,  bartender  W.  C.  Dorrance    r    112  Sec 

ond  ' 

Hardie  &  Darling-  (Frank  D.  Hardie  and  George 
L.  Darling)  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  carpets 
oilcloths,  wall  paper,  etc.,  727  Market  ' 

fi^Hardie.     See  Hardy 
Hardig  Samuel,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Hardiman  John   (Hardiman  &  Tierney)   r.  710  Bran- 

Hardiman  John,  laborer,  r.  King,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
.Uardiinau  John,  plasterer,  r.  252  Perry 
Hardiman  Joseph,  haekman,  r.  710  Broadway 
Hardiman  Michael,  laborer,  r.  252  Perry 
Hardiman  Patrick  H.,  morocco  finisher,  r.  Lafayette 

House  ' 

Hardiman  Patrick  J.,  telephone  operator,  r.  252  Perrv 
Hardiman  Thomas  W.,  gilder   S.   &  G.    Gump    r     11 

Farren  Av  ' 

Hardiman  &  Tierney   (John  Harriiman  and  Thomas 

Tierney)  wood  and  coal,  710  Brannan 
Harding  Benjamin,  r.  1900  Turk 
Harding  Bradford,  bricklayer,  r.  26  Eitch 
Harding,  Brann  &  Prior  (John  G.  Harding,   Robert  C 

Brann  and  John  L.  Prior)  sailmakers,  56  Clay 
Harding  Charles  E.,  clerk,  r.  2  Torrens  Court 
Harding  Charles  M.,  r.  1415  Taylor 
Harding  Conrad,  tailor,  r.  523  Green 
Harding  Edward  B.,  driver,  r.  2  Torrens  Court 
Harding  Everett  S.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.  P    RR     r  2 

Torrens  Court  '' 

Harding  James  W.,  attorney  at  law,  704  Montgomery 

r.  520  Bush 
Harding  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Harding  John   G.    (Harding,  Brann   &   Prior) 

California 
Harding  John  H.,  calker,  r.  327  First 
Harding  John  H.  Jr.,  clerk  Tonite  Powder  Co 

First 
Harding  Joseph  L.,  conductor  Market  St  RR 
Harding  J.  E.,  painter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hardmg  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1415  Taylor 
Harding  Ealph  J.,  clerk  Spirit  of  the  Times 
Sansome 

Hariling-  Samuel  C,  collection  office.  648  Wash- 
ington « 
Harding  William,  coffee  and  spice  dealer,  r.  1027  York 
Harding  William,  cook  Jolin  McGrath,  r.  512  Mission 
Harding  William  T.,  porter  George  W.  Meade  &  Co 
Hardmun  Chrl.stopher,  waiter  Heuttmann's  Hotel 
Hardman  Joseph  W.,  clerk,  r.  913  Bryant 
[  Hardwig  Bernhard,   clerk    Henry  Schnittger.  r    520 

O  Farrrell 
Hardwigh  Nellie,  domestic  1012  Bush 
Hardy  Aretas,  r.  321  Eddy 

Hardy  Benjamin  F..  physician  and  surgeon,  and  at- 
tending  physician  and    surgeon    S.    F.  Lying-in 
Hospital  and  Foundling  Asylum,  office  and  r.  916 
Golden  Gate  Av 
Hardy  Bridget,  domestic  1414  Post 
Hardy  Edward  H.,  carpetlayer,  r.  826  Post,  rear 
Hardy  Eunice  H.,  widow,  r.  714  Seventeenth 
Hardy  Frank,  teamster,  r.  915  Devisadero 
Hardy  Jeduthum  P.,  attorney  at  law, 234  Montgomery 
r.  15  Montgomery  Block  ' 

Hardy  John ,  plasterer,  r.  252  Perry 
Hardy  John  J.,  butler,  r.  2012  Jackson 
Hardy  John  J.»  salesman  J.   G.   Montealegre.    r.  653 

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Hardy  Johnson,  passepartoutmaker.  r.  708  Folsom 


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Hardy  lio-^vell  J.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office  838 

Market,  r.  6  Beaver 
Hardy  Nicbolas,  house  painter,  r.  IG  Antonio 
Hardy  Orlando  B.,   powder  manufacturer,  office  218 

California,  r.  626  Hayes 
Hardy  Powder  Co.,  Jay  Deming  secretary,  405  Front, 

room  2 
Hardy  Sarah  J.,  widow,  r.  1301  Gough 
Hardy  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  708  Folsom 
Hardy  William  A.,  gunsmith  C.  D.  Ladd,  r.  6   Beaver 
Hardy  William  J.,  clerk  freight  dept   C.  P.  KR.,  r.  740 

Capp 
Hardy  William  J.,  miner,  r.  501  Geary 
B^Hardy.     See  Hardie 
Hare  Alexander,  capitalist,  r.  811  Hyde 
Hare  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  "Jii'i  Francisco 
Hare  C.  F.  Mrs.,  r.  114  Hyde 
Hare  Charles,  junk,  r.  233  Stevenson 
Hare  Charles,  shipchandler,  326  Spear,  r.  505  Harrison 
Hare  Charles  J.,  clerk  Charles  Hare,   r.   505   Harrison 
Hare  Dora  J.,  r.  450  Twentieth 

HareEliasC,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Hum- 
boldt and  Sierra 
Hare  Ellen,  widow,  r.  112  Twelfth 
Hare  Fannie  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Larkin   St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  505  Harrison 
Hare  Frank,  laborer   S.  F,  Cordage  Factory 
Hare  Frank  J.,  clerk  The  Bradstreet  Co.,  r.   114  Hyde 
Hare  Frederick,  boxmaker  Pac.  Kolling  Mills 
Hare  George,  machinist  Palmer  &  Rey,  r.  Oakland 
Hare  George  A.,  assistant   superintendent   California 

St.  RR.,  r,  1510  Franklin 
Hare  Jacques,  helper  L.  Radovich  &  Co.,  r.  Bonanza 

House 
Hare  James,  housepainter,  r.  5  Drury  Lane 
Hare  John  J.,  clerk  The  Daily  Exchange,  r.  114   Hyde 
Hare  John  S.,  teamster,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Hare  Julia  L.  Mrs.,  bookbinder,  r.  232  Sutter 
Hare  Louis,  clerk,  r.  232  Sutter 
Hare  Patrick  M.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Na- 

toma,  r.  327  Minna 
Hare  Richard,  pressman  J.  R.  Brodle   &   Co.,   r.   107 

Laugtou,  rear 
Hare  Wiufried, messenger  American  District  Tel.  Co., 

r.  232  Sutter 
Hare  Winifred,  domestic  799  Van  Ness  Av 
Harenberg  August,  bakery  and  confectionery,   SE  cor 

Post  and  Laguna 
Harenberg  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Berry  and 

Haggin,  r.  6  Haggiu 
Harford  Edmund  C,  shipcalker,  r.  226  Second 
Harford  J.  Hosea,  calker,  r.  540  Howard 
Harford  John,  mining,  r.  396  Waller 
Harford  John,  teamster,  r.  202  Union 
Harford  Joseph,  gardener,  r.  S  s  Waller,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Harford  Maria  P.,  widow,  r.  S  s  Waller,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Harford    Robert  L.,  D.   D.,  pastor  Bush  St.  M.  E. 

Church,  r.  2520  Bush 
Harford  William  G.  W.,  director  museum  Cal- 

fornia  Academy  of  Sciences,  r.  2132  O'Farrell 
iK^'Harford.     See  Hartford 

Harfst  H.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont 
Hargaden  Catherine,  widow,  r.  218  Fair  Oaks 
Hargaden  Michael,  fireman  C.  P.  ER.,r.  218  Fair  Oaks 
Hargain  William,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E 

s  Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Hargear  Frederick  L.,  second  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Sydney,  r.  1720  Jessie 
Hargens  J.  H.  S.,  teacher  St.   Paul's    School,  r.   15J6 

Harriet 
Harger  John,  bakery,  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Bartlett 
Harger  William,  shoemaker,  r.  1904  Mason 
Hargrove  George,  laborer,  r.  1314  Washington 
Hargrove  James,  laborer,  r.  1314  Washington 
Hargrove  John,  machinist,  r.  428  Dore 
Hargrove  William  T.,  hatpresser  F.  A.  Halsey,  r.  428 

Dore 
Hargrow  James,  r.  32  Mary 

Haring  .\ugustus,  farmer,  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Harker  Asa  (Taber,  Harker  &  Co.)  r.  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Octavia 
Harker  J.  W.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Harklu  James  T.,  bartender,  r.  742  Howard 
Harking  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  28  Hayes 
HarVins  Charles,  r.  307  First 

Harkins  Charles  B.,  foreman  Jackson   &  Truman,  r. 
49  Natoma 


Harkins  Daniel,  blacksmith,  r.  444  Clementina 

Harkins  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  47  Jessie 

Harkins  James,   capitalist,   r.   NW   cor   Twenty-fifth 

and  Howard 
Harkins  James,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Harkins  Janjes  J.,  laundryman,  r.  815  Harrison 
Harkins  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Cook 

and  Masonic  Av 
Harkins  John,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S   s   Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Harkins  Owen,  laborer,  r.  E  s   Michigan,  bet   Sierra 

and  Shasta 
Harkins  Patrick,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
Harkins  Patrick,  cardriver,  r.  873  Folsom 
Harkins  Patrick,  currier,  r.  cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness 

Av 
Harkins  Patrick,  fireman  S.   F.  Gas   Light   Co.,  r.  119 

Silver 
Harkins  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  226  Mission 
Harkins  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta 

and  Napa 
Harkins  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1914  Taylor 
Harkins  Sarah,  domestic  637  Sutter 
Harkins  Thomas,  master  mariner,  r.  14  Calhoun 
Harkuess  George,  medical  student,  r.  317  Ellis 
Harkuess  H.  W.,  physician,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Harkuess  Morris  M.,  attorney  at   law,   7   Mont- 
gomery Av,  rooms  14-15,  r.  509  Bryant 
Harland  R.  B.,  carpenter,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Harlander  Adolph,  woodcarver,  r.  Montgomery,  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Harlem  Louis,  clerk,  r.  109  O'Farrell 
Harles  H.D.,  brakemau  S.  P.  RR.,   r.   Terminal  Hotel 
Harley  Charles  (Charles  Harley  &  Co.)  r.  815  Ellis 
Harley  Cliarles  «fe  Co.  (Charles  and   George  Har- 
ley) rag  and  junk  dealers  and  importers  pig  iron, 
copper,  spelter,  and  straw  and  manllla  paper,  114- 
116  Davis 
Harley  David,  laborer,  r.  2  Gilbert 
Harley  George  (Charles  Harley  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Harley  George,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Harley  John,  stableman  Pickett  &   Nolan,  r.  261  First 
Harley  L.  Miss,  r.  319  Drumm 
Harley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 
Harley  Thomas  F.,  commission  agent,  618  Clay, 

r.  514  Bush 
Harley  William,  laborer,  r.  2016  Hyde 
Harlock  Henry  E.,  machinist  The  Singer  Mufg  Co.,  r. 

1009  Alabama 
Harlock  Robert  E.,  butcher,  r.  Ninth  Av,  bet   K   and 

L,  South  S.  F. 
Harloe  Archibald,   Port  Warden,   525  Front,   r.  2527 

Howard 
Harloe  Marcus, Chief  Wharfinger,office  Clay  St.Wharf, 

r.  41i;  Twenty-fourth 
Harloe  Matthew,  policeman,  r.  2527  Howard 
Harloe  William  A.,  r.  416  Twenty- fourth- 
Harlow  A.,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Harlow  Alice  A.  Miss,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  405 

Sutter 
Harlow  Allie,  clerk  Peter  Baker,  r.  362  Fifth 
Harlow  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  976  Harrison 
Harlow  Dexter  I.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.    1652 

Polk 
Harlow  E.,  fireman,  r.  Railroad  Lodgings 
Harlow  Frank  S.,  second  lieutenant  First  Artillery 

U.  S.  A.,  Presidio 
Harlow  Joseph,  r.  1  Quincy  PI 
Harlow  Josiah  C,  r.  1  Quincy  PI 
Harlow  Kate,  widow,  r.  1  Quincy  PI 

Harman ,  stevedore  George  Whitney 

Harniau  Andrew,  salesman  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r.   Ill 

Ninth 
Harman  George  N.,  freight  clerk  P.   M.   SS.   City  of 

Rio  de  Janeiro 
Harman  George  W.,  sergeant  police,  r.  1714  Ellis 
Harman  Henry  B.,  foreman  J.  G.  Montealegre,  r.  58 

Jessie 
Harman  John  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  68  JesBie 
Harman  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  534  Bush 
Harman  Theodore,  r.  Ill  Ninth 
83^  Harman.     See  Harmon 
Harmes  John  T.,  collector  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  2916 

Sixteenth 
Harmeth  Morris,  fresco  painter  Jacob  Gumpertz 
Harmon  A.  K.  P.,  president  Chollar  and  Potosi 
Mining  Cos.,  79  Nevada  Block,  r.  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Webster,  Oakland 
Harmon  Anna  C,  widow,  r.  1528  Pacific  Av 
Harmon  Charles,  master  mariner,  r.  4  Kohler  PI 


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Harmon  Charles,  seaman,  r.  320  Folsom 

Harmon  Charles  A.,  clerk  S.  H.  Harmon,  r.  3  Essex 
PI 

Harmon  Charles  B.,  soap  mufr,  r.  131  Hancock 

Harmon  Charles  L.,  clerk  Eureka  Warehouse,  r.  106J^ 
Third 

Harmon  Clarence  K.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 
r.  till  Pine 

Harmon  Collins  B.,  shoemaker,  r.  213  Jones 

Harmon  Edward  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  923  Howard 

Harmon  Edward  N.,  student,  r.  3  Essex  PI 

Harmon  Elmer,  tailor,  33  Kearny 

Harmon  Ira  J.,  salesman  Renton  Coal  Co.,  r.  1835 
O'Farrell 

Harmon  John,  laborer,  r.  407  Tehama 

Harmon  John  B.,  attorney  at  law.  402  Montgomery, 
rooms  14-15.  r.  1309  Taylor 

Harmon  Robert  E.,  carpenter,  r.  603  Minna 

Harmon  Samuel  H.,  dealer  lumber.  Pier  13, 
Steuart,  r.  3  Essex  PI 

B®"  Harmon.     See  Harman 

Harmony  HalL,  Hartmann  &  Dammasch  propri- 
etors, NE  cor  Post  and  Kearny 

Harmony  Hotel,  Heintz  &  Bock  proprietors,  735 
Brannan 

Harms  Alvin  H.,  clerk  Henry  Tietjen,  r.  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Leavenworth 

Harms  Annie,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1505  Market 

Harms  Augusta  Miss,  r.  cor  Seventh  and  Railroad  Avs, 
South  S.  F. 

Harms  Catherine,  widow,  boarding,  cor  Seventh  and 
Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Harms  C.  F.,  liquor  saloon,  33  Fifth 

Harms  Diedrich,  bookkeeper  Wolters  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

908  Greenwich 

Harms  George,  clerk  Prescott  House,  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery Av  and  Kearny 
Harms  Hans,  clerk  Prescott  House,  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery Av  and  Kearny 
Harms  Henry  (Harms  &  Moenning)  r.  234  Fifth 
Harms  Henry,  clerk  S.  Lachman  &  Co.,  r.  234  Fifth 
Harms  Hermann,  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Brannan 
Harms  Ludwig,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Harms  Peter  (Leu  &  Harms)  r.  1247  Mission 
Harms  Theodore,  bookkeeper  J.  H.  A.  Folker8&  Bro., 

r.  Oakland 
Harms  &  Moenning  (Henry  Harms   and  Emil  Moenn- 
ing) wood  and  coal,  234  Fifth 
8^"  Harms.     See  Harmes 

Harmsen  Harry,  mate  schr  Eudora,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Harmsen  Louis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Harmsohn    Louis,  mastermariner,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Harmstead  J.  B.,  machinist  coiners  dept  U.  8.  Mint, 

r.  Oakland 
Harnden  William  H.,  noteclerk  Sather  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Harned  Alexander  Mrs.,  r.  Arcade  House 
Harned  Jacob  A.  M.,  realestate  and  mining  broker, 

317  Montgomery,  r.  1528  California 
Harness,   Saddle,   Collar   and  Whip   Makers  Union, 

909  Ji  Market 

Harnett  Beujamin  J.,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  S8.  Co.,  r. 

421  Harrison 
Harnett  Edward  (W.  W.  Elliott  &  Co.)  r.  424  Broad- 
way 
Harnett  John  J.,  lithographer,  r.  424  Broadway 
Harnett  Leagh,  editor  Pacific  Life,  420  Kearny 
8^"  Harnett.     See  Hartnett 
Harney  Charles  S.,  clerk,  r.  901  Valencia 
Harney  Daniel,  streetcontractor,  r.  901  Valencia 
Harney  Daniel  J.,  clurk,  r.  901  Valencia 
Harney  James  W.,  machinist,  r.  1018  Howard 
Harney  John  H.,  register  clerk  Superior  Court,  Dept 

10,  r.  1009  Twentieth 
Harney  Mary  Mrs.,  bakery,  COO  Third 
Harney  Michael,  boot  treer,  r.  5  Bowie  Av 
Harney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  608 3<j  Fourth 
Harney  Patrick,  tailor  Koos  Bros.,  r.  1435  Mission 
Harney  Thomas,  fruitdealer,  r.  S  s  Sixteenth   Av,  bet 

Q  and  II,  South  S.  F. 
Harney  Thomas,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Aesn,  71    New 

Montgomery 
Harney  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  715  Natoma 
Harney  William,  notary  public  and  commissioner 
deeds  and  realestate,  and   president  Golden  Gate 
Woolen  Manufacturing  Co.,  oflice  410  California, 
r.  1703  Octavia 
Harnick  F.,  r.  Dominican  Monastery 


Harnisch  Gustavus  A.,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Demokrat,  r. 

228  Bush 
Harnwell  William,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Harold  J.ames,  policeman,  r.  819  Montgomery 
8^"Harold.     See  Harrold  and  Herold 
Harp  William,  carpenter,  r.  20  Rausch 
Harpel  Wilson,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  725  Brannan 
Harper  Catherine,  widow,  r.  288  XTnion 
Harper  Edgar  R.,  policeman,  r.  1835  Union 
Harper  Edwin,  compositor,  r.  1504  Pacific  Av 
Harper  Edwin,  delivery  clerk  Eisen  Bros.,  r.  1  Ash  Av 
Harper  Ella  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1225  Pierce 
Harper  Frank,  chair  caner,  426}^  Broadway,  r.  502?^ 

Broadway 
Harper  Frederick  C,  laborer,  r.  26  Natoma 
Harper  George  W.,  compositor,  r.  1517  Larkin 
Harper  Gustavus  D.,  policeman,  r.  2132  Union 
Harper  Henry,  clerk  superintendent  Market  St.  RB., 

r.  704  Sutter 
Harper  Henry  P.,  foreman  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  Oakland 
Harper  John,  carrier  Alta  California  and  Chronicle,  r. 

754  Mission 
Harper  John,  expressman,  SE  cor  Davis  and  Vallejo, 

r.  3  Moulton  PI 
Harper  John,  proptr  S.  F.  Nursery,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Nineteenth 
Harper  John  J.,  miner,  r.  N  s  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Harper  John  L.,  plasterer,  r.  1039  Mission 
Harper  Lilly  Miss,  r.  Arcade  House 
Harper  Margaret,  widow,  r.  S   s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Harper  Moses,  shoemaker,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Harper  Peter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Harper  Reginald,  steward,  r.  54  First 
Harper  Richard  L.,  furniture,  405J^  California,  r.  217 

Shotwell 
Harper  Thomas  (Engle  &' Hooper)  r.  130  O'Farrell 
Harper  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  131  Folsom 
Harper  Walter,  compositor,  r.  1504  Pacific  Av 
Harper  William,  proof  reader  Morning  Call,  r.  1504 

Pacific  Av 
Harper  William  D.,  bookkeeper  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  & 

Co.,  r.  315  gapp 
Harper  William  J.,  salesman  Hermann  Cohen,  x.  850 

Van  Ness  Av 
Harpham  George  E.  (Wheaton  &  Harpham)  attorney 

at  law,  414  California,  r.  Alameda 
Harren  John,  paper  carrier,  r.  S  W  cor  Twenty-fifth 

and  Valencia 
Harrick  Patrick,  S.  J.,  door  keeper  St.  Ignatius  College 
Harries  Julian   B.,  bookkeeper  George  Abbot,  r.  930 

Capp 
Harries    William    H.,     agent    Hong    Kong    and 

Shanghai  Banking  Corporation,  office  423  Califor- 
nia, r.  2022  Bush 
Harrigan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  26  Clementina 
Harrigan  Bridget,  widow,  bakery,  109  Hayes 
Harrigan  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  520  Sixth 
Harrigan   Cornelius  J.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Hayes 

and  Polk 
Harrigan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1223  Folsom,  rear 
Harrigan  Daniel  J.,  bootmaker,  r.  2927  Mission 
Harrigan  Dennis,  shoemaker,  r.  1915  Broadway 
Harrigan  Hannah,  domestic  134  McAllister 
Harrigan  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  2927  Mission 
Harrigan  Jefferson,  fireman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  B 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Harrigan  Jeremiah,  waiter,  r.  655  Mission 
Harrigan  John,  fireman,  r.  1302  Powell 
Harrigan  John,  hostler,  r.  150  Eighth 
Harrigan  John,  lamplighter,  r.  cor  Broadway  and 

Mason 
Harrigan  John,  stevedore,  r.  34  Welsh 
Harrigan  John,  teamster,  r.  50  South  Park 
Harrigan  John  J.,  proptr  Pacific   Life,  420  Kearny,  r. 

806  Vallejo 
Harrigan  John  J.,  tinsmith,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,412  Bush 
Harrigan    Josie    Miss,    substitute     teacher   public 

schools,  r.  520  Sixth 
Harrigan  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Hiirrigan  Margaret,  widow,  r.  806  Vallejo 
Harrigan  INIary,  widow,  laundry,  E  s  Railroad  Av,  bet 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Harrigan  Mary  A.   Miss,  assistant  Spring  Valley  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  129  Twelfth 
Harrigan   Matthew,  porter   Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co., 

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Harrigau  Michael,  r.  311  Pacific 

Harrigau  Michael,  extraman  Engine  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

r.  1616  Pacific  Av 
Harringan  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  315  Bryant,  rear 
Harrigan  Patrick,  hostler  Market  St.  HR.,  r.  421  Val- 
encia 
B^"  Harrigau.     See  Horrigan 
Harriman  Charles  0.,  clerk,  r.  251  Third 
Harriiiian  Fred.  W.,  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  1128^ 

Bri  ad  way 
Harriman  Walter,  boltcutter,  r.  251  Third 
Harriman  AVillard,  boltcutter,  r.  251  Third 
Harriman  William  H.,  painter,  r.  521  !<.  Natonia 
Harring  William,  lithographer,  r.  617  Montgomery  Av 
Harrington  .\lmeda  S.  Miss,   assistant  Spring  Valley 

Grammar  School,  r.  2534  Washington 
Harrington  .\nnie,  domestic  1027  Green 
Harrington   Benjamin  P.,  freight  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

IIOU  Howard 
Harrington  Benjamin  W.,  r.  1205  Turk 
Harrington  Charles,  drayman  Waterhouse  k  Lester 
Harrington  (Jharles  W.,  compositor,  r.  1109  Howard 
Harrington  Cornelius,  longshoreman,  r.  721  Tehama 
Harrington  Cornelius  J.,  laborer,  r.  1014  Army 
Harrington  C.  P.,  mate  schr  Palonia,  r.  1523  Powell 
Harrington  Daniel  D.,  butcher,  r.  12  Bowen's   Block, 

South  S.  F. 
Harrington  Daniel  0.,  butcher,  r.  838  Folsom 
Harrington  Dennis,  r.  20'.t  Leidesdorff 
Harrington  Dennis,  r.  821  Golden  Gate  Av 
Harrington  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Alabama  and 

Twenty-siith 
Harrington  Dennis,  teamster,  r.  263  Octavia 
Harrington  Dennis  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  2215}^  Polk 
Harrington  Ebenezer  H.,  teacher,  r.  SW  cor  Fifteenth 

and  Castro 
Harrington  Edward,  deckboy  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Ne-w 

York 
Harrington  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Harrington  Edward    B.,   telegraph   operator,    r.    300 

Fulton 
Harrington  E.  H.,  agent  patent  medicine,  r.  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Noe 
Harrington  Eliza,  widow,  r.  300  Fulton 
Harrington  Eugene,  bootcutter,  r.  55  Shipley,  rear 
Harrington  Eugene  W.,  butcher,  r.  12  Bowen's  Block, 

South  S.  F. 
Harringtcn  Frank,  trunkmaker,  r.  300  Fulton 
Harrington  George  (Falk,  Hawley  &  Co.)  r.   Oakland 
Harrington  George,  trunkmaker.  r.  1022  Hampshire 
Harrington  George  W.,  cook,  r.  314  Tehama 
Harrington  Helen  Miss,  actress  Tivoll  Garden,  r.  1220 

Market 
Harrington  Henry,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Harrington  Isaac,  special  policeman,  r.  11  MosB 
Harrington  James,  molder,  r.  33  Alta 
Harrington  James  J.,  bookkeeper  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co., 

r.  168!<J  Clementina 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  r.  150  Eighth 
Harrington  John,  r.  636  Sacramento 
Harrington  John,  carpenter,  r.  763  Howard 
Harrington  Jolin,  cattledealer,  r.  40  Moss 
Harrington  John,  guard  House  ot  Correction 
Harrington  John,  laborer,  r.  256  Spear,  rear 
Harrington  John,  laborer,  r.  27  Natoma 
Harrington  John,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Harrington  John  B.,  packer  Castle  Bros.  ^  Loupe,  r. 

821  Golden  Gate  Av 
Harrington  John  D.,  r.  134  Fifth 
Harrington  John  F.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Francis  Church, 

r.  630Vallejo 
Harrington  John  J.,  truckman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  649  Minna 
Harrington  John  S.,  porter  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Harrington  John  T.,  bartender,  r.  1122  Market 
Harrington  Joseph,  machinist,  r.  250  Spear 
Harrington  Joseph  A.,   artist,  216  Bush,  room  7,   r. 

408  M  Francisco 
Harrington  Maggie,  shoefitter,  r.  649  Minna 
Harrington  Margaret,  widow,  r.  Sixth  Av.  bet  L  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Harrington  Margaret,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  652  Mar- 
ket 
Harrington  Mary,  widow,  r.  679 J<j  Clementina 
Harrington  Mary,  widow,  boarding,  1019  Market,  rear 
Harrington  Mary  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  40  Moss 
Harrington  M.  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  45  Everett 
Harrington  M  E.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  134 

Fifth 
Harrington  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  81  Natoma 


Harrington  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  O.  C.  Miller 

secretary,  409  California,  room  4 
Harrington  Owen,  laborer,  r.  517  Eighth 
Harrington  Patrick,  trunkmaker,  r.  1022  Hampshire 
Harrington  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  515  Sacramento 
Harrington  Patrick  H.,  carriagepainter,  r.  168 )i  Clem- 
entina 
Harrington  T  Bagley,  framemaker,  r.  352  Clementina 
Harrington  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  115  Second 
Harrington    Thomas    M.,   stagecarpenter    Bush     St. 

Theatre 
Harrington  Timothy,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  272 

Clementina 
Harrington  Timothy,  waiter,  r.  160  Clara,  rear 
Harrington  Whitford  P.,  day  inspector  Custom  House, 

r.  1109  Howard 
Harrington   Willard   B.,  associate  editor  Grocer  and 

Country  Merchant,  r.  708  California 
Harrington  William,  ropemaker,  r.  517  Eighth 
Harrington  William  D.  S.  (Cummings   &  Harrington) 

r.  802  Wfebster 
Harrington  William  J., deputy  Superintendent  Streets, 

r.  306  Folsom 
Harrington  W.  P.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Harriiig'ton  &  Smith,  merchants  (Seattle)  office 

218  California,  room  1 
Harriott  Ida  M.  Miss,  saleslady  E.  Mansbach  &  Co.,  r. 

133  Perry 
Harris  Abbie  H.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  12  Polk 
Harris  Abraham,  clerk  Charles  Kalisky,  r.  942  Folsom 
Harris  Abraham,  clerk  Samuel  Harris,  r.  110  Steuart 
Harris  .\braham,  shoemaljer,  206  Pacific 
Harris  Adolph  (Harris  Brothers)  r.  1359  Post 
Harris  Alfred,  carpenter,  r.  233  O'Farrell 
Harris  Amelia,  widow,  r.  29  Oak 
Harris  Amelia,  w^idow,  r.  409  Grove 
Harris  Amelia,  bakery  and  varieties,  408  Hayes 
Harris  Anna  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  8  Carlos  PI 
Harris  Arthur  L.,  bookkeeper,  r.  605  Stevenson 
Harris  A.  S.,  accountant,  r.  118  Post 
Harris  B.  &  Son  (Bernard   and   Charles  S.)  stationery 

and  paper,  213  Pine 
Harris  Benjamin,  barber,  119  Sixth,  r.  559  Minna 
Harias  Benjamin,  waiter,  r.  1031  Sutter 
Harris  Benjamin  E.,  speculator,  r.  1609  Washington 
Harris  Benjamin  W.,  machinist,  r.  1708  Turk 
Harris  Bernard  (B.  Harris  k  Son)  r.  805  Geary 
Harris  Brothers  (Adolph,  George    J.  and   Jacob)  im- 
porters tobacco  and  mnfrs  cigars,  512-518  Wash- 
ington 
Harris  Brothers  (David   and  Walter)  clothing,  boots, 

shoes  and  notions,  807  Market 
Harris  Cecil  R.  Miss,  saleslady  Julius  Jacoby,  r.  1024 

Hyde 
Harris  Cecilia,  widow,  r.  402  Larkin 
Harris  Charles  (James  Harris  &  Co.)  r.  330  Fremont 
Harris  Charles,  baker  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California,  r. 

927  Jackson 
Harris  Charles,  cigarmaker,  r.  60  Everett 
Harris  Charles,  clerk,  r.  1609  Powell 
Harris  Charles,  tailor,  502  Pacific 
Harris  Charles  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  330  Fremont 
Harris  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper,  r.  317  Eddy 
Harris  Charles  S.  (B.  Harris  A:  Son)  r.  805  Geary 
Harris  Charles  W.,  brakenian  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1505  Larkin 
Harris  Christopher,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Harris  Clara,  widow,  r.  511  Octavia 
Harris  C.  Milton,  r.  633  California 
Harris  Daniel,  butcher,  r.  1012  Polk  , 
Harris  Daniel,  capitalist,  r.  601  Eddy 
Harris  Daniel,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  268  Te- 
hama 
Harris  Daniel  C,  plasterer  and  whltener,  r.  25  Perry, 

rear 
Harris  David,  r.  452  Jessie 
Harris  David  (Harris  Brothers)  r.  476  Jessie 
Harris  David  (Harris  \-  Ephraim)  r.  15  Taylor 
Harris  David  (M.  Harris  &  Brother)  r.  211  Gough 
Harris  David,  bond  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  26  Ellis 
Harris  David,  clerk  Walter  Harris,  r.  812  Kearny 
Harris  David,  curemakcr,  r.  29  Potter 
Harris  David,  housemover,  r.  916  Geary 
Harris  David,  teamster  Renner  k   Co..  r.  320?i  Ritch 
Harris  D.  J.,  bartender,  r.  14  Antonio 
Harris  Dora  Miss,  lacemaker,  r.  942  Folsom 
Harris  Edward,  r.  1804  Laguna 
Harris  Edward  J.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  502  Hayes 
Harris  Edward  T.,  ironmolder,  r.  330  Fremont 
Harris  Edwin,  clerk  Williams,  Dimoud  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 


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Harris  Edwin  F.,  clerk  Parrott  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Harris  Edwin  T.  (Harris  &  Son)  r.  112  Ninth 
Harris  E.  J.,  r.  3U7  Fourtli 
Harris  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  420  Dolores 
Harris  Ellen,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  548  MissLon 
Harris  Emanuel,  clothing,  433  Pacific 
Harris  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  527  Franklin 
Harris  Francis,  saloon  keeper,  r.  55  Minna 
Harris  Frank,  r.  511  Folsom 
Harri.s  Frank  (Harris  *:  Son)  r.  112  Ninth 
Harris  Frank  (Creamer  &  Harris)  r.  347  Clementina 
Harris  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1132  York 
Harris  Frederick,  clerk  S.  Ettinger,  r.  211  Gough 
Harris  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  136  Fifth 
Harris  Frederick  W.,  physician,  office  and  r.  513  Va- 
lencia 
Harris   Frederick   W.,   poultry   and   game,  32   Grand 

Central  Market,  r.  246  Borland 
Harris  George  (Hollis  &  Harris)  r.  310  Eighteenth 
Harris   George,    conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  ER.,  r.  302 

Fourth 
Harris  George,  teamster,  r.  157  Perry 
Harris  George  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  204  Hyde 
Harris  George  C,  stockbroker,  r.  566  Seventeenth 
Harris  George  F.,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U. 
S.  Mint,  and  doorkeeper  Standard  Theatre,  r.  320 
Dupont 
Harris  George  F.,  musician,  r.  503  Bush 
Harris  George  J.  (Harris  Brothers)  r.  1230  Geary 
Harris  George  J.,  bookbinder,  r.  1129  Folsom 
Harris  George  L.,  chief  engineer  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Harris  George  P.,  machinist,  r.  Twenty-fifth,  bet  Noe 

and  Castro 
Harris  George  W.,  salesman  Richards  &  Harrison,  r. 

1505  Larkin 
Harris  George  W.,  upholsterer,  r.  330  Fremont 
Harris  H.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Harris  H.,  tailor,  r.  908  Sausome 
Harris  Hari'y,  seaman,  r.  872  Mission 
Harris  Harvey,  machinist,  r.  302  Fourth 
Harris  Harvey  E.,  machinist,  r.  117  Sherman 
Harris  Henry,  compositor,  r.  332  Golden  Gate  Av 
Harris  Henry,  tailor,  r.  9.50  Folsom 
Harris   Henry   B.,  bookkeeper  S.  O.  Alexander  &  Co., 

r.  806  Geary 
Harris  Henry  L.,  carpet  renovator,  1021  Mission 
Harris  Henry  S.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Harris  Herman,  tailor,  1932  Fillmore 
Harris  Herman,  with  Newman  &  Levinson,  r.  206  Pac 
Harris  Hermann,  teamsler,  r.  260  Stevenson 
Harris   Hyman,   cigars   and  tobacco,  13T  Third,  r.  60 

Everett 
Harris  I.,  carpet  layer,  r.  530  Bush 
Harris  Isaac  (Platshek  &  Harris)  r.  1930  Fillmore 
Harris  Isaac,  shoemaker,  302  Pacific 
Harris  Isidore  (.Joseph  &  Co.)  r.  539  Hayes 
Harris  Isidore,  tailor,  r.  617  Stevenson 
Harris   J.  &  Co.  (Richard   H.  Monck   and  George  H. 
Wright)  trunkmakers,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Market 
Harris  Jacob  (Harris  Brothers)  r.  1230  Geary 
Harris  Jacob,  speculator,  r.  444}^  Clementina 
Hairis  James  (James  Harris  &  Co.)  r.  330  Fremont 
Harris  James,  fireman,  r.  625  Davis 
Harris  James,  marble  polisher,  r.  31  Gilbert 
Harris    James   &  Co.    (James  and    Charles    Harris) 

blacksmiths  and  machinists,  3U8  Mission 
Harris  James  H.,  bricklayer,  r.  446 !«  Sixteenth 
Harris  James  W.,  assistant  master  mechanic  Califor- 
nia St.  KIV,  r.  1415  Larkin 
Harris  J.  B.,  railroad  contractor,  r.  1039  Valencia 
Harris  Jerome  O.,  waiter,  r.  8  Hampton  PI 
Harris  J.  Freeman,  bookkeeper,  r,  408  Hayes 
Harris    J.    Ham,    agent   land   dept  University  of 

California,  310  Pine,  room  38,  r.  Berkeley 
Harris  John,  r.  444  Brannan 
Harris  John,  clerk,  r.  916  Geary 
Harris    John,  distributor  La   Grande  Laundry,   E   s 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Harris  John,  porter  Putman  Robson,  r.  1106  Clay 
Harris  John   A.,  attorney  at  law,  605  Montgomery,  r. 

Oakland 
Harris  John  F.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mall  Ser- 
vice, r.  1307  Mission 
Harris  John   F..  salesman   Carmen  Island   Salt  Co., 

r.  2114  Howard 
Harris  John  N.,  clerk  Continental  Oil  and  Trans.  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Harris  John  N.,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Asen,  71  New 
Montgomery 


Harris  John  T.,  mnfrs'  agent,  120  Sutter,  room  59,  r. 
233  Bartlett 

Harris  Joseph  (M.  Harris  &  Brother)  r.  404  Sixth 

Harris  Joseph,  commission  merchant,  r.  681  Misaion 

Harris  Joseph,  elevator  man  Gcand  Hotel 

Harris  Joseph,  glazier,  r.  515  Kearny 

Harris  Joseph,  Longshoremen's  Ben.  Assn,  737  Mis- 
sion 

Harris  Joseph,  merchant,  r.  4.36  Fifth 

Harris  Julius,  barber,  r.  402  Larkin 

Harris  Julius,  junk  dealer,  r.  449  Ninth 

Harris  K.,  r.  21  Oak  Grove  Av 

Harris  Lewis  B.,  notary  public,  326  Pine,r.  1130  Shot- 
well 

Harris  Lizzie  Mrs.,  electrician,  office  and  r.  632  Mar- 
ket 

Harris  Louis,  bookkeeper  Jules  Levy,  r.  805  Geary 

Harris  Louis,  driver  F.  N.  Woods  &  Co.,  r.  402  Larkin 

Harris  M.,  expressman,  r.  556  Brannan 

Harris  M.,  seaman,  r.  100}^  Jackson 

Harris  M.  &  Brother  (Mitchell  and  Joseph)  clothing 
and  furnishing  goods,  613  Davis,  and  204  Brannan 

Harris  Margaret,  widow,  r.  S  a  Twenty-sixth,  nr 
Sanchez 

Harris  Maria,  cook,  616  Folsom 

Harris  Mark,  salesman  Hyman  Levison,  r.  1026  Clay 

Harris  Mark  Jr.,  waiter,  r.  1026  Clay 

Harris  Marks,  clothing,  323  Pacific 

Harris  Marks,  tailor,  r.  119  Virginia 

Harris  Martin,  barber,  r.  534  Birch  Av 

Harris  Marx,  barber,  r.  1609  Powell 

Harris  Mary,  domestic  910O'Farrell 

Harris  Matthew  (Hariis  &  Morris)  r.  858  Howard 

Harris  Matthew,  clerk,  r.  1611  Mission 

Harris  Max,  spectacle  peddler,  r.  472  Jessie 

Harris  Meyer,  laborer,  r.  857  Harrison 

Harris  Michael,  tailor,  r.  4  Langton 

Harris  Mitchell  (M.  Harris  &  Brother)  r.  64  Shipley 

Harris  Morris,  barber,  529  Drumm,  r.  310  Pacific 

Harris  Closes,  captain  First  Cavalry  U.  8.  A.,  com- 
manding troop  M,  Presidio  Reservation 

Harris  M.  R.  Miss,  r.  813  Bush 

Harris  Nathan,  r.  755  Howard,  rear 

Harris  Nathan  (S.  &  N.  Harris)  r.  Oregon 

Harris  Nathan  J.,  clerk  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.,  r.  437 
Jessie 

Harris  Nellie  F.  Mrs.,  seamstress  Industrial  School 

Harris  Norman  C,  salesman  Stevenson  &  Longwill, 
r.  408  Hayes 

Harris,  Oswald  &  Noble  (William  Harris,  Joseph 
Oswald  and  Hyppolite  Noble)  machinists,  208 
Leidesdorff 

Harris  Philippine  Mrs.,  saleslady  Frank  R.  Girard,  r. 
722  Bush 

Harris  Pincus,  porter,  r.  1311  Jackson 

Harris  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  418  Clementina 

Harris  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  1024  Hyde 

Harris  R.  G..  policeman,  r.  1306  Pine 

Harris  Richard  (Harris  &  Kerr)  r.  423  O'Farrell 

Harris  Richard,  painter,  1605  Polk,  r.  1421  Pine 

Harris  Richard,  shipjoiner,  r.  60  Zoe 

Harris  Richard  T.,  laundryman  Occidental  Laundry 

Harris  RicUard  W.,  livery  stable,  b07  Montgom- 
ery, r.  818M  Montgomery 

Harris  Robert  M.,  shoemaker,  r.  307  O'Farrell 

Harris  S.  k  N.,  merchants  (The  Dalles,  Oregon)  office 
18  Battery 

Harris  Samuel  (S.  &  N.  Harris)  r.  NE  cor  Ellis  and 
Larkin 

Harris  Samuel  Mrs.,  r.  944  Folsom 

Harris  Samuel,  barber,  r.  707  Green 

Harris  Samuel,  barber,  r.  404  Sixth 

Harris  Samuel,  clerk  Jacob  Jacobson,  r.  410  Fourth 

Harris  Samuel,  clothing,   110  Steuart 

Harris  Samuel,  helper  Kraker  k  Israel,  r.  1  Delta  PI 

Harris  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  942  Folsom 

Harris  Samuel,  traveling  salesman,  r.  640  Ellis 

Harris  Silas,  blacksmith,  r.  16H  Bluxome 

Harris  Simon,  tailor,  804^  Folsom 

Harris  Simon,  tailor,  r.  1609  Powell   ■ 

Harris  Simon  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  444 H  Clementina 

Harris  Solomon,  r.  13  Oak  Grove  Av 

Harris  Solomon,  r.  260  Stevenson 

Harris  Solomon,  varieties,  402  Fourth 

Harris  Stephen,  Longshoremen's  Ben.  Assn.  737  Mis- 
sion 

Harris  Stephen  M.,  bartender,  r.  1318  Webster 

Harris  Susie  Miss,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Grammar 
School,  r.  527  Franklin 

Harris  Thomas,  iiorter,  r.  636  Commercial 


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Harris  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  '2114  Howard 
Harris  Timothy,  brassfinisher,  r.  29  Potter 
Harris  Walter  (Harris  Brothers)  r.  1804  Laguna 
Harris  Walter  J.,  machinist,  r.  330  Fremont 
Harris  Wiley,  bellman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  28  Stone 
Harris  William  {Harris,  Oswald  &  Noble)  r.N  a  Twen- 
ty-fifth, bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Harris  William,  butler  NW  cor  California  and  Taylor 
Harris  William,  gaslitter,  r.  2934  Mission 
Harris  William,  janitor,  r.  6  Auburn 
Harris  William,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Harris  William,  seaman,  r.  8  5^  Sherwood  PI 
Harris  William,  waiter,  r.  141  Natoma 
Harris  William  F.,  clerk  Cluff  &  De  Witt,  r.  653  Fol- 

som 
Harris  William   F.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo   &   Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  417  Kearny 
Harris  William  S.,  cook,  r.  26  Fifth  Av 
Harris   W.   J.,  machinist  Jackson   &   Truman,  r.  cor 

Fourth  and  Folsom 
Harris  W.  N.,  clerk  Jacobs  &  Easton,  r.  Berkeley 
Harris  &  Ephraim  (David  Harris  aiidE.  E.  Ephraim) 
patentees  Prairie  King   Umbrella,  office  426  Cali- 
fornia, room  4 
Harris  &  Kerr  (Richard  Harris  and  Charles  W.  Kerr) 

liquor  saloon,  35  O'Farrell 
Harris  &   Morris  (Matthew   Harris   and  James  Mor- 
ris) real  estate  and  business  agents,  652  Market 
Harris  &  Son    (Edwin  T.   and   Frank  Harris)  distil- 
lers, 112  Ninth 
•£7"  Harris.     See  Harries 

Harrisburg  Consolidated  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Alaska 
Ter.)  Henry  A.  Charles  secretary,  419  California, 
room  21 
Harrison  Abbie  A.  Mrs.,  r.  311  Stockton 
Harrison  A.  D.,  clerk  insurance  dept  Falkner,  Bell  & 

Co.,  r.  1323  Jackson 
Harrison  Annie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  612  Pine 
Harrison  Benjamin  A.,  mining,  r.  331  >i  Eddy 
Harrison  Brotlters  Hi  Howgon,    cutlery  (Shef- 
field, England)  Phelps  &  Miller  agents,  120  Sutter, 
room  1 
Harrison  B.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  27  Stanly  PI 
Harrison  C,  cooper,  r.  424  Sansome 
Harrison  Charles  (Harrison  &  Coit)  r.  21  Stockton 
Harrison  Charles  H.,  pilot,  office  506  Battory.  room  9, 
r.  Oakland 

(Harrison  &   Blauchard)   r.  1817 


law  student  Blake  &  Blake,  r. 


Harrison   David  J. 

Stockton 
Harrison  Edward  C 

646  Fell 

Harrison  Emil  B.,  printer,  r.  717  Valencia 
Harrison  Emma  S.  Miss,  r.  27  Stanly  PI 
Harrison  F.P.  Mrs.,  r.  1013  Leavenworth 
Harrison  Frank,  laborer,  r.  3  Zoe 
Harrison  Frank,  painter  and  grainer,  r.  N  W  cor  Santa 

Rosa  Av  and  Boyc- 
Harrison   Frederick  A.,   bookkeeper  Comptoir  D'Es- 

compte  de  Paris,  r.  127  Turk 
Harrison  Gabriel,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Harrison  Gabriel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Harrison   George,  driver  Daly   &   Kinne,  r.  1010  Va- 

ieucia 
Harrison  George,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  944  Howard 
Harrison  George,  fireman  Palace  Hotel 
Harrison   George  F.,   porter  Holt  Bros.,  r.  Ahlborn 

House 
Harrinon   George  H.,  first  officer  P.  C.  8S.  Orizaba,  r. 

308  Folsom 
Harrison  George  W.,  barber,  r.  275  Stevenson 
Harrison   George  W.,  patrolman   Underwi-iters'   Fire 

Patrol,  SW  cor  Stevenson  and  Ecker 
Harrison  Henry,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Harrison  Henry,  seaman,  r.  Nortli  Pacific  Hotel 
Harrison  Henry,  telephone  operator,  r.  170  Silver 
Harrison  Henry  D.  (Falkner,   Bell   &  Co.)  r.  London, 

England 
Harrlftou  Heury  J.,  insurance  broker,  r.  127  Turk 
Harrison  Heury  J.,  miller,  r.  1829  Eddy 
Harrison   James    V..   clerk   Light    House  Engineers' 

dept,  73  Appraiser's  Building,  r.  65.')  Harrison 
Harrison  John,  carpenter,  r.  170  Silver 
Harrison  John,  collector,  r.  403  Harrison 
Harrison  John,  liquor  saloon,  138  Montgomery  Av,  r. 

E  8  Larkin,  bet  North  Point  and  Bay 
Harrison  John,  niolrter,  r.  174  Clementina 
Harrison  JoUn  B.,    auditor  Market   Street   Rail- 
road, Potrero  and  Bay  View  Railroad,  and  Mission 

Bay  Bridge  Co.,    NE  cor  Fourth   and  Townsend, 

annexed  bldg,  room  10,  r.  1829  Eddy 


Harrison  John  F.  (Harrison  &  Dickson)  r.  Lick  House 

Harrison  John  H.,  stonecutter,  r.  1834  Scott 

Harrison  John  M.,  bookkeeper  Cope  &  Davis,  r.  8 
Monroe 

Harrison  John  W.,  commission  merchant,  204  Califor- 
nia, room  12,  r.  38  McAllister 

Harrison  Josepb  N.,  proprietor  Columbia  Feed 
Mills,  124  Main,  r.  1829  Eddy 

Harrison  Joseph  N.  Jr.,  manager  Harrison  Telegraph 
Line,  621  Clay,  r.  1829  Ec'.dy 

Harrison  Louis  J.,  with  John  W.  Harrison,  r.  127  Turk 

Harrison  Luke,  laborer,  r.  500  Shotwell 

Harrison  Mary,  widow,  r.  N  s  Bacon,  nr  Goettingen, 
U.  M.  T. 

Harrison  Mary,  domestic  1007  Gough 

Harrison  Massillon  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  646  Fell 

Hairison  Matthew  C,  engraver,  r.  646  Fell 

Harri.son  Moses  B.,  attorney  at  law,  402  Montgomery, 
room  4.  r.  626  Jessie 

Harrison  M.  P.  Miss,  principal  telegraphic  dept  Pac. 
Business  College,  320  Popt,  r.  411  Ellis 

Harrison  Patrick  H.,  compositor,  r.  646  Fell 

Harrison  Ralph  C.  (Jarboe  k  Harrison)  attorney  at 
law,  230  Montgomery,  rooms  4-10,  r.  919  Pine 

Harrison  Randolph,  clerk  George  H.  Mendell,  r.  614 
Nineteenth 

Harrison  Richard  F.,  weigher  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r. 
Jersey,  bet  Butte  and  Solano 

Harrison  R.  J.  r.  331  ^  Eddy 

Harrison  Robert,  attorney  at  law,  430  California, 
r  2110  California 

Harrisc/n  Robert  J.  (Richards  &  Harrison)  r.  Oakland 

Harrison  Rose  Mrs.,  r.  931  Market 

Harrison  S.  B.  Mrs.,  portrait  artist  Universal  Copy- 
ing Co.,  r.  807  Valencia 

Harrison  St.  Ungraded  School,  N  s  Harrison,  bet 
Tenth  and  Eleventh 

Harrison  St.  Wharf,  foot  Harrison 

Harrison  Telegraph  Line,  J.  N.  Harrison  Jr.  manager, 
office  621  Clay 

Harrison  Teresa  M.  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  646 
Fell 

Harrison  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  227  Minna 

Harrison  Thomas,  laundryman,  r.  208  Brannan 

Harrison  Thomas,  master  mariner,  r.  420  Twenty- 
ninth 

Harrison  Thomas,  rigger,  r.  5  Zoe  PI 

Harrison  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  4  Montgomery  Court 

Harrison  Thomas  L.,  baker  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 

Harrison  W.,  laborer,  r.  606  Fourth 

Harrison  Wesley  B.,  clerk  Branch  House,  424  San- 
some 

Harrison  W.  Greer  (Harrison  &  Co.)  and  agent 
Thames  and  Mersey  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  ofUce 
308  Pine,  r.  623  Powell 

Harrison  William,  shipcarpenter,  r.  742  Harrison 

H.'irrison  William,  tailor,  r.  612  Pine 

Harririou  William  A.,  carpenter,  r.  537  Sacramento 

Harrison  William  F.,  manager  Lick  House,  W 
b  Montgomery,  bet  .Sutter  and  Post 

Harrison  William  H.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 
r.  655  Harrison 

Harrison  William  K.,  machinist,  r.  42  Ritch 

Harrison  William  P.,  publisher  and  proptr  Daily  Ho- 
tel Gazette,  518  Sacramento,  r.  The  Baldwin 

Harris.:!  &  Blanchard  (David  J.  Harrison  and  David 
Blauchard)  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Third  and  Mis- 
sion 

Harrison  Hi  Co.  (W.  Greer  Harrison)  commission 
merchants  and  agents  Desoto  Alkali  Co.  and  Sut- 
ton Alkali  Works  (England)  308  Pine 

Harrison  &  Coit  (Charles  Harrison  and  Charles  T. 
Coit)  coffee  saloon,  427  Pine 

Harrison  &  Diukson  (John  F.  Harrison  and 
George  E.  Dickson)  importers  and  dealers  wooden 
and  willow  ware  and  manufacturers  brooms  and 
matches,  210-212  Sacramento 

Harrold  Charles,  blacksmith,  S  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 
Army 

Harrold  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  629  Nineteenth 

Harrold  Frank,  bookkeeper  Wellmau,  Peck  &  Co.,  r. 
216  Chestnut 

Harrold  George  W.,  clerk  H.  Heynemann  &  Co.,  r.  222 
Chestnut 

Harrold  Jacob,  tailor,  r.  774  Folsom 

Harrold  James,  commission  merchant,  625  Front,  r. 
'222  Chestnut 

Harrold  James,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgomery 
I  Harrold  James  H.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Wheaton  & 
I  Luhrs,  r.  2'22  Chestnut 


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Harrold  Joliii  (Lyon  &  Co.)  r.  416  Chestnut 
Harrow  John   Jr.    (John   Harrold  Jr.   &   Co.)    r.   416 

Chestuut 
Harrold  John  Jr.  &   Co.  (John    Harrold   Jr.)    proptrs 

Empire  Extract  of  Malt,  420  Chestnut 
Harrold  Johm  W.,  plasterer,  r.  629  Nineteenth 
Harrold  Margaret,  widow,  r.  S  s  San  Bruno  Koad,  nr 

Army 
Harrold   Bichard,    brewer    Empire    Brewery,   r.  '225 

Chestnut 
Harrold  Thomas  R.,  bottler  Empire  Brewery,   r.  41() 

Chestnut 
Harrold  William,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Harrold  William  P..  clerk  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  222 

Chestnut 
fi^"Harrold.     See  Harold  and  Herold 
Harron  J.  Osgood,  clerk  Parke  &  Lacy,  r.  614  Sutter 
Harron  Margaret,  r.  417  Sutter,  rear 
Harron   M    E.   Mrs.,  proptr  Westminster  House,  614 

Sutter 
Harron  William  H.,  day  inspector   Custom  House,  r. 

614  Sutter 
Harrop  Samuel,  boilermaker,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Harrop  William,  gardener,  r.  (!8  Clemeutina 
Harrow  Gertrude  E.  Miss,  r.  808  Leavenworth 
narrower  Andrew,  carpenter,  r.  .%6  Folsom 
Harrower  John,   salesman  White,  Grey  &    Co.,  r.  228 

Turk 
Harrub  Walter  B.,  capitalist,  20   Stevenson   Bldg,  r. 

Oakland 
Harry  Amos,  coppersmith,  r.  520  Howard 
Harry  August,  cutter  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  7  Vallejo  Ter- 
race 
Harshall  Gerson,  merchant  tailor,  230  Third 
Harshall   Gustav,   merchant  tailor,   58   Third,  r.  60 

Third 
Harshall  Sarah,  widow,  r.  132  Perry 
Harsy  George,  liquor  saloon, SE  cor  Kearny  and  Jack- 
son, r.  423  Greenwich 
Hart  A.  G.  Mrs.,  bakery,  1885  Mission 
Hart  A.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  605  Willow  Av 
Hart  A.  L.,    Attorney-General  State  of  California, 

office  105  Stockton,  r.  Sacramento,  Cal. 
Hart   Albert   G.,   conductor   Market   St.  RR.,   r.  1885 

Mission 
Hart  Alfred,  portrait  artist,  r.  915  Guerrero 
Hart  Alice,  domestic  615  Taylor 
Hart  Andrew  J.,  teamster,  r.  27  Liberty 
Hart  Ann,  widow,  r.  1816  Devisadero 
Hart  Annie,  domestic  Ws  Scott,  bet  Pine  and  Cal 
Hart  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  12  Washington 
Hart  Annie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1018  Mission 
Hart  A.  W.,  second  officer  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Hart  Barbara  Mrs.,  fortuneteller,  r.  306  Stockton 
Hart  B.  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  603  Geaiy 
Hart  Catherine,  widow,  r.  612  McAllister 
Hart   Charles    (Kuhlman,  Salz   k   Co.,  and  Kuhlman, 

Wagner  &  Co.)  r.  1012  Van  Ness  Av 
Hart   Charles  B.,  searcher  of  records,  216  Sansome,  r. 

Oakland 
Hart  Charles  H.,  clerk  Cobb  &  Moore,  r.  Russ  House 
Hart  Chris.,  waiter ,r.  1523  Kearny 
Hart  Christian,  r.  603  Geary 
Hart    Christina    Miss,    assistant    Rincon     Grammar 

School,  r.  1216  Washington 
Hart  Daniel  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  316  Fair  Oaks 
Hart  1).,  r.  1111  McAllister 
Hart  David,  clerk  Greeuebaum,  Sachs  &  Freeman,  r. 

1117  Post 
Hart  Deborah  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  938  Folsom 
Hart  Edwin,  student  HealdV  Business  College- 
Hart  F.  L.,  real  estate,  r.  24(i0  Mission 
Hart  Francis,  plasterer,  r.  SE  cor  Fell  and  Fillmore 
Hart  Frank,  glovecutter,  r.  52ii  Kearny 
Hart  Frank,  laborer,  r.  12  Welsh 
Hart  Frank  V.,  carver  Charles  M.  Plum   &  Co.,  r.  SW 

cor  Sixth  and  Stevenson 
Hart  Frederick  J., salesman Lippitt,Leak&  Co., r. 1403 

Twenty-Crst 
Hart  George,  laborer,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Hart  George,  with  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r.  346  Shipley 
Hart  George  K.,  millwritiht,  r.  2054  Mission 
Hart  George  K.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  varieties,  2054  Mis- 
sion 
Hart  G.  W.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  511  Folsom 
Hart  Harry,  clerk  E.  A.  Wobbcr,  r.  1026  McAllister 
Hart  Harry,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Hart  Henry,  deputy  Tax  Collector,  r.  1430  Turk 
Hart  Henry,  teamster   Quartermaster's  Department, 

U.  S.  A.,  r.  1604  Pacific  Av 


Hart  Henry,  warehouseman,  r.  126  Rincon  PI 

Hart  Henry  H..  physician,  office  and  r.  961  Howard 

Hart  Hugn,  r.  535  Turk 

Hart  Hugh  R.,  with  Easton  &  Eldridge,  r.  535  Turk 

Hart  Hyman,  clock  maker,  r.  938  Folsom 

Hart  Jackson  (Hulme  &  Hart)  r.  1069  Market,  Oak- 
land 

Hart  James,  boilermaker,  r.  319  Folsom 

Hart  James,  calker,  r.  358)^  Jessie 

Hart  James,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  502 
O'Farrell 

Hart  Janie.s,  painter,  r.  237  Sixth 

Hart  Jamf  s  J.,  cook,  r.  112  Shipley 

Hart  James  W.,  accountant,  528  California,  room  3,  r. 
Union  Club 

Hart  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  79  Everett 

Hart  Jerome  A.,  editor  The  Argonaut,  .522  California 

Hart  Jesse  B. ,  attorney  at  law,  59  Montgomery 
Block,  r.  918  Lombard 

Hart  J.  M.,  reporter  S.  F.  Journal  of  Commerce,  r. 
414  Clay 

Hart  Johanna,  widow,  r.  11  Water 

Hart  John,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Hart  John  (Hart  &  Abbott)  r.  1430  Turk 

Hart  Johu,  cake  trimmer  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead  Works, 
r.  79  Everett 

Hart  John,  captain  schr  San  Lorenzo,  r.  116  Dore 

Hart  John,  laborer,  r.  16  McLea  Court 

Hart  John,  porter  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co.,  r.  SE  cor 
Perry  and  Third 

Hart  John,  rectifier  Potrero  Yeast  and  Distilling  Co., 
r.  N  s  Minnesota,  bet  Nevada  and  Yolo 

Hart  John,  salesman  Annie  S.  Mulvey,  r.  28  Sixth 

Hart  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  36  Clay 

Hart  John  T.,  woolsorter,  r.  1816  Devisadero 

Hart  John  W.,  foreman  stereotyper  Evening  Post,  r. 
417  Kearny       = 

Hart  Jordan  P.,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  r.  918  Lombard 

Hart  Joseph,  laborer  Lachman  k  Jacobi,  r.  115  Second 

Hart  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  30  Minna 

Hart  Kate  S.  Mrs.,  manager  S.  F.  Women's  Christian 
Temperance  Union  Coffee  House,  629  Sacramento, 
r.  526  Kearny 

Hart  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  16  Perry 

Hart  Louis  H.,  boatman,  r.  703i^  Davis 

Hart  Lucius  S.,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  Oakland 

Hart  Lvdia,  widow,  laundress,  r.  1420  Devisadero 

Hart  Lydia  Miss,  assistant  Broadway  Grammar  School, 
r.  1216  Washington 

Hart  M. ,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  400  Kearny,  r. 
408  Eddy 

Hart  Martha  M.,  cook  2012  Jackson 

Hart  Mary  Mrs,,  r.  428  Minna 

Hart  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.3083^  Langton 

Hart  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  319  Folsom 

Hart  Michael,  bricklayer,  r.  26  Converse 

Hart  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Clemen- 
tina and  Eighth 

Hart  Michael,  plumber,  and  extraman  Hook  and  Lad- 
der No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  627  Broadway 

Hart  Morris,  painter,  r.  207  Pacific 

Hart  Moses,  r.  1117  Post 

Hart  Noah,  clerk  Lachman  &  Jacobi,  r.  342  Grove 

Hart  Patrick,  boilermaker  Hisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Hart  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s  El  Dorado,  nr  Po- 
trero Av 

Hart  Pauline  Miss,  assistant  Rincon  Grammar  School, 
r.  1216  Washington 

Hart  Peter,  marblecutter,  r.  Ill  Jessie 

Hart  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotfel 

Hart  Philip,  order  clerk  W.  &  I.  Steinhart  &  Co.,  r.ll5 
Eddy 

Hart  Richard  C,  engineer,  r.  12  Washington 

Hart  Robert,  peddler,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 

Hart  Simon  (Hart  >V;  Goodman)  r.  1120  Sutter 

Hart  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Presidio  Reservation,  nr 
Mountain  Lake 

Hart  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  What  Cheer  House 

Hart  William,  laborer,  r.  317  Fell 

Hart  William,  laborer,  r.  1311  Sacramento 

Hart  William,  packer  Lachman  k  Jacobi,  r.  Oakland 

Hart  William,  skin  dryer  Bloch  &  Davidson,  r.  25  El 
Dorado 

Hart  William  Jr.,  tailor,  r.  1311  Sacramento 

Hart  William  H.  U.,  attorney  at  law,  230  Mont- 
gomery, room  24,  r.  1010  Vallejo 

Hart  William  N.,  reporter  S.   F.   Chronicle,  r.  601  Fell 

Hart  &  Abbott  (John  Hart  and  Thomas  Abbott)  board- 
ing, 702  Front 


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Hart  *:  Goodman  (Simon  Hart  and  David  Goodman) 

poultry  and  game,  76-78  California  Market 
Hartcell  Augusta,  widow,  r.  108  >^  Turk 
Hartcell  Mar>-,  widow,  r.  2832  J^  California 
Harte  Gregory  P.,  clerk  Forbes  Bros.   &  Co.„r.  Lick 

House 
Harter  Bernard,  sergeant  police,  r.  GllLaguna 
*;F"Harter.     See  Hartter 
Harttry  James,  watchman  Central  RR.  Stables,  r.  1903 

Webster 
Hartford   Fire    Insurance   Co.,    Augustus    P. 

Flint  manager,  313  California 
Hartford  Hiram,  special  policeman,  r.  10  Scott  Pi 
Hartford  John,  stevedore,  r.  202  Union 
Hartford  Lizzie,  domestic  831  Jackson 
Hartford   Mining  Co.    (Gold  Hill,   Nev.)  E.  F.  Stone 

secretary,  300  Pine,  room  3 
Hartford  William,  carpenter,  r.  626  Jessie 
B^Hartford.     See  Harford 
Hartigau  Jane,  domestic  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Hartigau  Patrick,  gificeries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  First 

and  Howard,  ivolti  Howard 
Hartigan  Patrick  J.,  clerk  P.  Hartigau,  r.  516  Howard 
Hartigan  William,  molder,  r.  3  Tehama 
Hartje   Frederick  J.,  clerk  John   H.   Schleef,  r.  815 

Jackson  . 

Hartley  Alfred,  cook,  r.  307  Langton 
Hartley  Erasmus,  policeman,    r.    534    Sixteenth,  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Hartk-y  George  W.,  salesman  Herman  H.   Heckmann, 

r.  516  Greenwich 
Hartley  John,  machinist,  r.  11.51  H  Folsom 
Hartley  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  2658  Folsom 
Hartley  William,  mess  boy  P.  C.  SS.  State  of   Califor- 

nia,  r.  8W  cor  Second  and  Jessie 
Hartman  Christian,    carpenter,    827    Sutter,    r.    1207 

Turk 
Hartman  Felix  G.,  shooting  gallery,  609  Dupont  and 

632  Washington,  r.  637  Washington 
Hartman  George,  painting  and    whitening,    374  Na- 

toma 
Hartman  Henry,  heater  Pacific  Rolling  Mills 
Hartman  Jacob,  molder,  r.  231  Hickory  Av 
Hartman  John,  dairyman,  E  s  Ocean  House  Road,   nr 

Seventeenth 
Hartman  John,  wood  sawj-er,  r.  318  Pacific 
Hartman  Joseph,  baker  William  Hessler,  715  Pacific 
Hartman  L.,  clerk,  r.  639  Washington 
Hartman  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  623  Davis,  r.  6  Hope- 
ton  Terrace 
Hartman  Morris  (S.  Hartman  &  Brother)  r.  34  Kearny 
Hartman  Philip,  saloon,  11  Spear,  r.  8  Clinton 
Hartman  S.  &  Brother    (Solomon   and  Morris)  fancy 

goods  and  gloves,  36  Kearny  . 

Hartman  Simeon,  canvasser,  r.  315  Fulton 
Hartman  Solomon    (3.   Hartman  &   Brother)    r.   502 

Bush 
Hartman  Thomas,  compositor,  r.  728  Bush 
Hartmann   Adolph,   proptr  Arcade  House,  45    Sacra- 
mento, r.  5  Card  Allej- 
Hartmann    Adolph,    secretary    HumDoldt    Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  18   Geary,    r.   2112  Steiner 
Hartmann  Charles,  painter,  r.  S  a  Fulton,  ur  Masonic 

Av 
Hartmann  Charles,  tailor,  r.  402  J$  Grove 
Hartmann  Chrisloph  (F.  Hildebrandt  k  Co.)    r.   2010 

Folsom 
Hartmann  Edward,    house   and   fresco   ijainter,   1149 

Mission,  r.  22  First  Av 
HartTuanu  Eugene,  sign  painter,  r.  22  First  Av 
Hartmann  Frederick  E.,    bookkeeiier  .C.    Anduran  & 

Co.,  r.  2609  Clay 
Hartmann  Frederick  G.,  foreman  Hof en  &   Co.,   r.   26 

Decatur 
HartmaOli  George,    house  and  sign  painter,  r.  NE  cor 

Fulton  and  Stanyau 
Hartmann  Henry  (Hartmann   &   Dammascb)  r.  402J4 

Grove 
Hartmann  Henry,  boatbuilder,  r.  2025  Mason    • 
Hartmann  Henry  Jr.,  plumber,  r.  402 fj  Grove 
Hartmann  Israel,  traveling  salesmiin,  r.  1107  Howard 
Hartmann  Jacob,  lutcher,  48  Grand  Central   Market, 

r.  315  Fultou 
Hartmann  Jacob,  shoemaker  Charles  Dletle,   r.  220 

Montgomery  Av 
Hartmann  James,  shoemaker,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 
Hartmann  John  (Burmeist«r  &  Hartmann)  r.  3U8  Du- 
pont 
Hartmann  John,  cooper  David    Woeruer,   r.   8W   cor 

Alabama  and  Twenty-fourth 


Hartmann  Joseph,  confectioner,  r.  4  Gerke  Alley 
Hartmann  Julius,  jeweler,  r.  .528  Bush,  rear 
Hartmami  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2025  Mason 
Hartmann  Madeline,  widow,  r.  22  First  Av 
Hartmann  Minnie  Mrs.,  crockery  and  glassware,  1107 

Howard 
Hartmann  Nicholas,  laborer  Enterprise  Brewery  and 

Malt  House 
Hartmann  Samuel,  butcher,  r.  315  Fulton 
Hartmann  William,  blacksmith,  r.  34  Tehama 
Hartmann   William,  laborer,   r.   cor  Nineteenth  and 

Florida 
Hartmann  William,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Beach,  bet  Brod- 

eriek  and  Baker 
Hartmann  &  Dainmasclit Henry  Hartmann  and 

Louis  Dammasch)  proprietors  Harmony  Hall,  NE 

cor  Post  and  Kearny 
Hartmannsen  Annie,  cook,  r.  5  Washington 
Hartmanshenn  John,  tailor,  r.  911  Folsom 
Hartmeyer  George  F.,  house  and  sign  jjainter,  SE  cor 

Powell  and  Wiishington 
Hartmeyer  Lottie  A.  Mrs.,  assistant  Lincoln  Prigiary 

School,  r.  534  Bush 
Hartnagel  Gustav,  watchmaker  H.  Myers  &  Son 
Hartnett  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  16  J^  Bryant  Av 
Hartnett  Daniel,  proprietor  Golden  Eagle  Hotel, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Hartnett  Edward,  hostler,  r.  219  Minna,  rear 
Hartnett  James  P.,  compositor,  r.  227  Austin 
Hartnett  John,  hostler,  r.  412  Folsom 
Hartnett  John  J.,  comijositor.  r.  7  Bridge 
Hartnett  Lawrence,  butcher,  1302  Pacific 
Hartnett  Maurice  N.,  teamster,  r.  216  Nin{h 
Hartnett  Michael,  wood  and  coal,  343  Jessie 
Hartnett  Richard,  laborer  Potrero   Station   S.  F.  Gas 

Light  Co.,  r.  Caseins  Hotel 
Hartnett  William,  r.  227  Austin 
Hartnett  William,  fitter  Architectual   Iron  Works,  r. 

629  Branuaa 
Hartnett  William,  laborer,  r.  725  Brannan 
Hartnett  William,  teamster,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Stein- 
er and  Fillmore 
B^Hartnett.     See  Harnett 
Hartney  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  547  Folsom 
Hartog  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  601  California,  r.  1307 

California 
Hartrick  Edward,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  i  Co.,  r.2110 

O'Farrell 
Hartshorn  Edmund  F.  (Hartshorn  &   McPhun)  r.  SW 

cor  Fifth  and  Minna 
Hartshorn  Elbridge  G.,  bartender,  r.  341  Seventeenth 
Hartshorn  SamueliHartshorn  &  Waters) r.  1705  Oough 

HARTSHORN   &  McPHUN 

(Edmund    F.    Hartshorn    and    William. 
McPhun    Jr. )    manufacturers    ivindo^v 
shade.s  and  dealers  in  carpets,  oilcloths 
and   paperhang^ings,  S61  Market 
Hartshorn    tlk    Waters   (Samuel   Hartshorn   and 
George  L.  Waters)  proprietors  Exchange  Billiard 
Hall,  Thurlow  BIoch,  126  Kearny 
Hartson  Amanda  E  ,  widow,  r.  1618  Geary 
Uartson  Chancellor,  Collector  U.  8.  Internal  Rev- 
enue, office  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  first  floor, 
rooms  2-4-6,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hartsough  David,  machinist,  r.  531  Howard 
Hartter  Gustav,  clerk  Louis  Hartter,  r.  1707  Howard 
Hartter  Louis,  groL-eries,  621  Mission,  and  120  Fifth,  r. 

1707  Howard 
Hartung  G.,  watchman  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belglc 
Hartung  Otto,  r.  5  Caroline 
Hartwell  Adelbert  K.,  mining    secretary,    330  Pine, 

room  40,  r.  t)akland 
Hartwell  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  202  Second 
Hartwell  Fritz,  clerk  branch  American  District  Tele- 
graph Co.,  961  Mission,  r.  200  Francisco 
Hartwell  George,  bartender,  r.  708  Point  Lobos  Av 
Hartwell  J.  Boardman  Rev.,  D.  D.,  Chinese   Mission- 
ary, r.  1020  Jackson  '  "^^ 
Hartwell  Jeremiah,  fireman  dry  dock   Hunter's  Point 
Hartwell  Nellie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  335  Clementina 
Hartwell  William,  correspondent   Albert   Mau  &  Co., 

r.  The  Truesdell 
Hartwick  Robert,    jjolisher    R.    W.    Jackson,  r.   200 

Francisco 
Hartwin  Charles,  first  mate    schr  Czar,  r.   1319  San- 
some 
Harty  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Harty  John,  S.  F.  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Harty  John  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  b2.5  Post 


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Harty  Margaret  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors,  230  Lang- 
ton 
Harty  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  230  Langton 
Harty  Peter  A.,  lead  caster  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  525  Post 
Harty  Thomas,  porter  Oriental  Bonded  Warehouse,  r. 

2816  Pine 
Hartz  George,  laborer,  r.  846  Shipley 
Hartz  Herman,  laborer    Mission    Soap   and    Candle 

Works 
Hartzell  Willis  G.,  housepainter,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Harvey  Amanda,  domestic  212  Hyde 
Harvey  Anna  T.,  widow,  r.  26  Pleasant 
Harvey  August,  laborer,  r.  18}<i  Bluxome 
Harvey  Benjamin  F.,  laborer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Harvey  Benjamin  P.,  engineer,  r.  10:)0  Jackson 
Harvey  C.  D.,  manufacturer   hot  water  radiators, 

and  heating  apparatus,  213  Mission,  r.  Oakland 
Harvey  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  13  Allen 
Harvey  Charles  C,    mining  secretary,  office  309 

California,  room  1,  r.  2303  Devisadero' 
Harvey  E.  A.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Harvey  Edward  E.,  groceries   and   meat  market,  2115 
Howard,  r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth 
Harvey  Ernest,   helper    S.    F.    Brass  Works,    r.  1414 

Howard 
Harvey  ICuphemia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  539  Vallejo 
Harvey  Florence  Miss.  r.  23  First  Av 
Harvey  Frank  B.,   engineer   tugboat  Water  Witch,   r. 

1030  Jackson 
Harvey  George  C,  machine  hand  J.  S.  Bennett,  r.  923 

Howard 
Harvey  George  D.  (Harvey  &  McGue)  r.  414  Post 
Harvey  George   H.,   captain   tugboat  EescUe,    r.  1030 

Jackson 
Harvey  George  J.,  druggist  Charles  H.  Mentz,    r.  1637 

Sacramento 
Harvey  Green,   helper  Centennial  Plarflng  Mills,    r. 

923  Howard 
Harvey  Henry,  barteuder,  r.  263  Tehama 
Harvey  flenry,   porter     Samuel    S.     Sample,    r.     231 

Kearny 
Harvey  Henry  J.,  millhand,  r.  183^  Bluxome 
Harvey  Horace,  conductor  N.   B.   and  M.   RR.,  r.  829 

Folsom 
Har-vey  Honse,  "Robinson,"  807  California 
Harvey  Isabella  Mrs.,  nurse   Ladies'  Protection   and 
Relief  Society,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 
Harvey  J.,  boilermaker  McAfee  Boiler  Works 
Harvey  James,  ironmolder,  r.  821  Shotwel] 
Harvey  James  C,  painter,  r.  1005  Clay,  rear 
Harvey  Jane  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  102  Eddy 
Harvey  J.  B.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  73  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Harvey  John,  laborer,  r.  1126  Twenty-first 
Harvey  John  C,  bartender,  r.  .505  Filbert 
Harvey  John  D.,  compositor,  r.  728  Bush 
Harvey  John  W.,   engineer   tug  boat  .Etna,   r.  1030 

Jackson 
Harvey  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  r.  14  John 
Harvey  Joseph,  clerk  New  Wisconsin  Hotel,  902  Mont- 

gomery 
Harvey  Joseph,  miner,  r.  120  Seventh 
Harvey  Kate,  widow,  r.  821  Shotwell 
Harvey  Le  Roy  G.,  secretary  Farmers   and   Me- 
chanics' Bank  of  Savings,  640  Market,  r.  Oakland 
Harvey  Louis  P.,  captain  tug  boat  Water  Nymph,  r. 

1030  Jackson 
Harvey  Lucas  Miss,  r.  829  O'Farrell 
Harvey  Mary,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Harvey  Mary,  domestic  183  Jessie 
Harvey  M.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  221  Powell 
Harvey  Norman  P.,  machinist,  r.  212  Seventh 
Harvey  Patrick,  laborer  A.  E.  Buokman 
Harvey  Robert,  longshoreman,  r.  613  Seventh 
Harvey  S.,  B«aman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Harvey  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  23  First  Av 
Harvey  Thomas,  engineer  Martell,  Rathje  A-  Scherb 

r.  S  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Second  Av 
Harvey  Thomas  H.,  teamster,  r.  116  Montgomery  Av 
Harvey  Thomas  W.,  yacht  tender,  r.  Portland  Lodg- 

Ing  House 
Harvey  William,  machinist,  r.  1126  Twentv-firet 
Harvey  William  H.,  teamster,  r.  1717  Leavenworth 
Harvey  William  L.,  miller,  r.  212  Seventh 
Harvey  &  McGue  (George  D.  Harvey  and  William  Mc- 
Gue) coffee  saloon,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Hardie  PI 
B^Uarvey.     See  Hervey 
Harville  Frank.  Kalesmau  Studebaker  Bros.  Mnfc  Co 

r.  905  Larkin         •  ^       " 

Harville  Jennie,  widow,  r.  905  Larkin 


HsrvllleJohn  8.,  assistant  librarian  Mechanic's  In. 

stitute  Library,  r.  905  Larkin 
Harwick  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Harwill   Gabriel,  Austrian  Ben.  Sec,  71   New  Mont- 
gomery 
Harwood  Benjamin  R.,  r.  132  Sixth 
Harwood  C.  B.,  broommaker,  r.  123  Liberty 
Harwood   Charles  J.,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  266 

Stevenson 
Harwood  Robert,  clerk,  r.  1108  Sacramento 
Hasard  Margaret,  domestic  1413  Pacific 
Hasbach  Henry,  attorney  at  law,  636  Clay,  room 

25,  r.  1110  Broadway 
Has   Brouck   James  (Sumner  Whitney   &   Co.)  r.   113 

Page 
Hasch  Ernest  J.,  laborer,  r.  3  Crook 
Haseltine   Charles  E.  (Charles  E.  Haseltine  &  Co.)  r. 

480  San  Jose  Av 
Haseltine   Charles  E.  &  Co.  (Charles  E.  Hasel- 
tine) stevedores.  36  Steuart 
Haseltine  Charles  W.,  student,  r.  480«San  Jose  Av 
Haseltine  Lewis  B.,  law  student,  r.  480  San  Jos^  Av 
Haseltine  Robert  E  ,  groceries  and  hardware,  423  Da- 
vis, r.  17  Glover 
Haseltine  William,  merchant,  r.  502  Washington 
8^"  Haseltine.     See  Hazeltine  and  Hazelton 
Haselton  J.  C,  r.  2530  Washington 
Haseubalg  Charles,  cigars  and  tobacco,  900  Market,  r. 

225  Ellis 
Hasenberg  Meyer,  clerk  R.  D.  W.  Davis  &  Co.,  r.  324 

Austin 
Haser  George,  janitor,  r.  916  Jackson 
Haser  Theodore  E.  H.,  carriagepaiuter.  r.  611  Clay 
Hashagen  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hashagen  Martin,  junkdealer,  508  Sixth 
Haskell  Alfred  W.,  policeman,  r.  704 J^  Mission 
Haskell  Biirnette  G.,  attorney  at  law.  and  man- 
aging editor  Truth,  420  Clay,  r.  2529  Sutter 
Haskell  Charles  L.,  mnfr  and  dealer  harness  and  sad- 
dlery, 12  Bush  and  1612  Mission,  r.  1544  Howard 
Haskell  Daniel  H.,  captain  P.  M.  SS.  tug  Millen  Grif- 
fith, r.  14  De  Boom 
Haskell  Dudley  H.,    townsite  agent  C.  P.   RR., 
NE  tor  Fourth  and  Townseud,  room  35,  r.  SE  cor 
Webster  and  California 
Haskell  Dudley  H'.  Jr.,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  SE  cor 

California  and  Webster 
Haskell  Edward  W.,  mining  and   real   estate,  r.  2629 

Sutter 
Haskell  Ellen  Miss,  r.  776  Howard 
Haskell  Eugene  (;..  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  k  Co., 

r.  1544  Howard 
Haskell  Frank,  extraraan  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  3,  8.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  416Natoma 
Haskell  Frank  E.,  lineman  Gold  and  Stock  Tel.  Co.,  r. 

416  Ji.  Natoma 
Haskell  George,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Haskell  George  W.,  longshoreman",  r.  35  De  Boom 
Haskell  Gilbert  W.,  carpenter,  r.  724  Guerrero 
Haskell  Helen  M.  Miss,  assistant  Franklin  Grammar 

School,  r.  2.529  Sutter 
Haskell  Javis,  shipcarpenter,  r.  856  Folsom 
Haskell  John  L.,  capitalist,  r.  1118  Market 
Haskell  Llewellyn  F.,  with  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  San 

Rafael 
Haskell  Phineas.  sash  and  blindmaker,  r.  720  Ellis 
Haskell  Reuben  R.  (Haskell  &  Muegge)  r.  1802  Laguna 
Haskell  AV  alter  W.,  city  agent  Travelers'  Insur- 
ance Co.,  410  California,  r.  1323  Webster 
Haskell  William  H.,  r.  2510  Washington 
Haskell  Willis  G.,  carpenter,  r.  724  Guerrero 
Haskell  «&  Mueg-ge  (Reuben  R.  Haskell  and  John 
H.  Muegge  Jr.)  manufacturers'  agents,  diamonds, 
jewelry,  silverware,  etc.,  206  Kearny,  room  4 
Haskin  E.,r.  731  California 
Haskin  Joseph  W.,  mining,  r.  1115  Post 
Hasking  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  .536  Pacific 
Haskins  Daniel,  ganlener,  r.  719  Vallejo 
Haskins  F.  E.,  hackman,  r.  174  Jessie 
Haskin s  Isaac,  carpenter,  r.  11  Park  Av 
Haskins  Lydia,  widow,  r.  11  Park  Av 
Haskins  Philip  J.,  compo.sitor.  r.'911  Greenwich 
Haskins  Thomas  H.,  packer  Hofen&  Co.,  r.  719  Vallejo 
Haskins  William  L..,  brevet-major  IT.  S.  A.,  cap- 
tain First  Artillery,  commanding  Battery  and  Post, 
Fort  Point 
Haskow  Harry,  laborer,  r.  150  Tehsma 
Haslam  Henry,  salesman,  r.  2219  Larkin 
Haslehurst    Alvinza    O.,   assistant    weigher    Custom 
House,  r.  825  Post 


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HAT 


Haslehurst  William,  aBsistant  engineer  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 
825  Post 

Haslehurst  William  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  825  Post 

Haslem  Ed.,  painter,  r.  209  LeideSdorff 

Hasler  A.  Miss,  artist,  r.  311  Stockton 

Haeler  Jacob,  dairy,  NE  cor  Ch'-stuut  and  Pierce 

Haslett  James,  weigher,  r.  2104  Folsom 

Haslett  Percy,  clerk  Humboldt  Warehouse,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Haslett  Samuel  (J.  W.  Cox  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Haslett  S.  Montgomery,  foreman  Humboldt  Ware- 
house, r.  Alameda 

B^  Haslett.     See  Hnzlett 

Haslinger  Henry,  lithographer,  r.  SW  cor  Sixth  and 
Harrison 

Hass  John  W.,  driver  Drummond  &  Lemont,  r.  lOHofif 
Av 

HasB  William,  baker,  r.  316  Valley 

By  Hass.     See  Haas  and  Haase 

Hassard  Andrew,  stableman  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR.,  r. 
cor  Kentucky  and  Nevada 

Hassard  Henry  H.,  reporter  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  East 
Oakland 

Hasseboin  Albert,  cook,  r.  8  Berry 

Hasselbach  George,  butcher,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 
Twenty-fourth 

Hasselbach  William,  longshoreman,  r.  514  Francisco 

Hasselbroek  William,  restaurant,  1230  Market 

Hasselbusch  John  E.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Sutter 
and  Fillmore,  r.  2623  Sutter 

Hassell  Horace  T.,  engineer,  r.  617  Valencia 

Hasselman  Charles,  artist  Kieman  &  Co.,  r.  933  Sut- 
ter 

Hassen  Kate  Miss,  assistant  Shotwell  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  2311  Howard 

Hansen  William  Mrs.,  wi^ow,  r.  2311  Howard 

Hassenmiller  Joseph,  foreman  Jason  Springer  &  Co., 
r.  70'i  Harrison 

Hassenpflug  Frederick,  druggist,  r.  1413  Dupont 

Hassett  Andrew,  hostler,  r.  W  s  Kentucky,  nr  Nevada 

Hassett  M.  A.  Miss,  assistant  Franklin  Grammar 
School,  r.  440  Twentieth 

Hagsett  Martin  C,  attorney  at  law,  637  .Kearny, 
rooms  1-2,  r.  440  Twentieth 

Hassett  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  739  Brannan 

Hassett  Thomas,  tailor,  r.  260  Jessie 

Hassett  William  J.,  foreman  William  T.  Baggett  & 
Co.,  r.  1947  Geary 

Hassey  Annie,  widow,  r.  220  Eddy 

Hassey  Frank  A.,  stockbroker,  402  Montgomery,  room 
12,  r.  716  Green 

Hasshagen  John  G.,  real  estate,  r.  15  Willow  Av 

Hasshagen  Louis,  laborer,  r.  319  Green 

Eassiner  Jacob,  clerk  Valentine  Hassmer.r.  933  Wash- 
ington 

Hassnier  Valentine,  groceries  and  liquors,  933 
Washington 

Hast  Edward  S.,  accountant  Bank  of  California,  r. 
Oakland 

Haste  H.  R.,  receiver  Presidio  RR.,  SE  cor  Union  and 
Sharp  PI,  r.  SE  cor  Larkin  and  Union 

Haste  Julius  A.,  draftsman,  r.  333  Geary 

Haste  Sophie,  laundress,  r.  423  Post 

Hastedt  Charles  (Hastedt  &  Ernst)  r.  NE  Clay  and 
Stockton 

Hastedt  Ferdinand  C.  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  210 
Stockton,  r.  208  Stockton 

Haetedt  Maggie  Mrs.,  cigarmaker,  r.  Ninth,  bet  Bry- 
ant and  Brannan 

Hastedt  &  Ernst  (Charles  Hastedt  and  William  Ernst) 
groceries  and  liquors.  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Clay 

Hasterlick  Simon,  cigar  mnfr,  222  Fourth,  r.  907  Fol- 
som 

Hastie  Samuel,  second  mate  bark  Lady  Lampson 

Hastings  Alice,  actress,  r.  743  Folsom 

Hastings  Benjamin,  druggist  and  apothecary,  NW  cor 
Geary  and  Fillmore 

Hastings  Benjamin  F.,  speculator,  r.  2612  Folsom 

Hastings  Carrie  Miss,  assistaut  Washington  Grammar 
School,  r.  606  Folsom 

Hasting^s  C.  C.  &  Co.,  C.  H.  Mann  manager,  im- 
porters, manufacturers  and  retailers  clothing  and 
gentn'  furnishing  good.i,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and 
Sutter 

Haetings  Charles  C.  (C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co.)  r.  Los  An- 
geles, Cal. 

Hastings  Charles  F.  D.,  trustee  Hastings'  estate.  636 
Clay,  r.  Snisun 

Haating's  Charles  P.,  registrar  Hastings  College 
of  the  Law,  636  Clay,  room  2,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 


Basting's  College  of  tile  Law,  S.  Clinton  Hast- 
ings dean,  C.  P.  Hastings  registrar,  636  Clay,  room 

2,  lecture  hall  808  Montgomery 
Hastings  CDUsolidated   Gold   and   Silver  Mining  Co. 

(Pinal  Co.,  A.  T.)  C.  J.  Swift  secretary,  306  Pine, 

room  11-13 
Hastings  E.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  512  Jones 
Hastings  E.  O.  F.,  attorney  land  dept  University  of 

California,  310  Pine,  room  38,  r.  109  Montgomery 
Hastings  Frederick  C,  clerk,  r.  5  Tay 
Hastings  George  A.,  carpenter,  r.   SE  cor  Rubs  and 

Natoma 
Hastings  James  U.,  collector,  r.  26l2  Folsom 
Hastings  Harry  T.,  bookbinder,  r.  SE  cor  Nineteenth 

and  Hartford 
Hastings  John,  physician,  oiBce  and  r.  1215  Sutter 
Hastings  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  120}^  Tuwusend 
Hastings  Joseph  J.,  r.  512  Jones 
Hastings  Julia,  widow,  r.  845  Mission 
Hastings  Mary,  domestic  1616  California 
Hastings  RuV.ert  P.  (Wallace  &  Hastings)  attorney  at 

law,  418  California,  rooms  1-3,  r.  N  s  Jackson,  bet 

Octavia  and  Laguna 
Hastings  S.   Clinton,  capitalist,  ofi&ce  636  Clay, 

r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hastings  Thomas,  rigger,  r.  5  Sonoma  PI 
Hastings  William,  clerk,  r.  541  Russ 
Hastings  William,  teamster,  r.  223  Perry 
Hasty  Alonzo  P.,  clerk  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r.  612 

Capp 
Hasty  Walter  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  356  Brannan 
Haswell  Charles  C,   messenger  Wells,   Fargo   &   Go's 

Express,  r.  705  Valencia 
Haswell  John  C,  compositor,  r.  526  Greenwich 
Haswell  Mary  Miss,   principal  Valencia  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  526  Greenwich 
Haswell  Nellie  C.  Miss,  assistant  Broadway  Grammar 

School,  r.  526  Greeenwich 
Hatch  A.  J.,  cattle  dealer,  r.  Cambridge  House 
Hatch  A.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  1824  Eddy 

Hatch  Asa  D.,  commission  broker,  122   Clay,   r.   Oak- 
land 
Hatch  Charles  E.,  attorney  at  law,  507   Montgomery, 

r.  Oakland 
Hatch  Charles  H.,  sailmaker,  r.  945  Mission 
Hatch  Egbert  B.,  r.  134  Twenty-sixth 
Hatch  Ella,  widow,  r.  532  Ellis 
Hatch  Emma  C,  widow,  artist,  r.  1017  Larkin 
Hatch    F.  A.  «Sj  Co.    (Fred.  A.   Hatch)  grain  and 

produce  commission  merchants,  122  Clay 
Hatch  Frank  B.,  actor,  r.  961  Mission 
Hatch   Frank   B.,  messenger  Wells.  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  605  Mason 
Hatch  Fred  A.  (F.  A.  Hatch  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Hatch  Gertrude  Miss,  r.  1824  Eddy 
Hatch   Harry  H.,   messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  505  Mason 
Hatch  James  (Chittenden  &  Hatch)  r.  964  Howard 
Hatch   James,  fireman   C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc,  r.  319 

Drumm 
Hatch  James  H. ,  dentist,   office  ana  r.  213  Geary 
Hatch  John,  conipositor  Morning  Call  and  inspector 

mines,  r.  649  Ful.som 
Hatch  John  H.,  warehouseman,  r.  E  s  Kearny,  nr  Bay 
Hatch  Julius  L.,  cUtk  Custom  House,  r.  915  Guerrero 
Hatch  Llllie  Miss,  housekeeper,  1017  Jlasoii 
Hatch  Llewelhn  S.,  agent  Pac.  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  607  Powell 
Hatch   Marv  P.,  adjuster  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 

1206  Market 
Hatch  Theodore  H.  (Hatch  &  Barclay)  r.  811  Hyde 
Hatch  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  r.  649  Folsom 
Hatch  Wallace,  fireman,  r.  565  Howard 
Hatch   Willard  O.,   shoe   mnfr,   825   Market,  r.   1718 

Mission 
Hatch  William  M.,  clerk  John  Cowling,  r.  254  Jessie 
Hatch  William  W.  R.,  teamster,  r.  412  Shotwell 
Hatch  I'te   Barclay  (Theodore  H.  Hatch  and  Peter 

T.  Barclay)  shipping  and  commission  merchants, 

10  California,  upstairs 
«0~  Hatch.    See  Hach 
Hatel  George,  bookkeeper,  r.  1426  Howard 
Hatfield  F.  D.,  otHce  327  Sansome,  r.  Oakland 
Hatfield  Job,  carpenter,  r.  1826  Jessie 
Hatfield  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  110  Valparaiso 
Hatfield   William,  agent   Colgate's   Soap   Co.,  r.    726 

Bush 
Hatfield  William  H..  r.  415  Eddy 
Hatfield  William  M.,  bookkeeper  George  W.  Glbbs  & 

Co.,  r.  120  Sutter 


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HAU 


Hathaway  Andrew  H.,  teamster,  r.  828  Howard 
Hathaway  Carrie  J.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  721  Shot- 
well 
Hathaway  Charles  A.,  r.  2118  Pacific  Av 
Hathaway  Charles  B..  teamster,  r.  1202  j^  Folsom 
Hathaway  Charles  Cboxmaker,  r.  1202  J^  Folsom 
Hathaway   Charles  D.,  clerk   New  York    Bakery,   r 

1203  J^  Bush 
Hatha-ivay  Edmund  V.,  proprietor  Hathaway's 
V.  S.  Bonded  Warehouse  and  Rincon  Point  Ware- 
house,  r.  38  South  Park 
Hathaway  George  B.,  r.  352  Third 
Hathaway  George  R.,  millwright,  r.  59  Shipley 
Hathaway  John  D.,  salesman  Arpad,  Haraszthy  k  Oo. 

r.  1712}^  Stevenson 
Hathaway  Nathan,  carpenter  and  builder,  1612  Mis- 
sion, r.  2217  Howard 
Hathaway  William  H.,  clerk  general  fretght  office  C. 

P.  RR.,  r.  1823  Stevenson 
Hathaway  William  R.,  clerk   Spring  Valley  W.  W    r 

707  Mason 
Hafliavvay's  V.    S.    Bonded  Warehouse,   E. 
v.  Hathaway  proprietor,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Harri- 
son 
Hathaway's  Wharf,  foot  Spear 
Hatherly  vVilliam,  engineer,  i.  11  Dale  PI 
Hatherton   Edward  A.,,  architect  new  City  Hall,  r.  33 

St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Hathorne   Henry  W.,  secretary  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  of- 
fice SW  cor  Fourth  and  Louisa,  r.  431  Geary 
Hathwell  Jackson  A.,  compositor,  r.  812  Kearny 
Hatje  Albert  W.,  bookkeeper,  r.  422  Post,  rear 
Hatje  Hans  P.,  gardener,  r.  33  Turk 
Hatje  Maria  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  33  Turk 
Hatman  George  W.,  dairy,   N  s   Union,   bet  Franklin 

and  Gough 
Hatman  Minnie  A.  Miss,  assistant  South   Cosmopoli- 
tan Primary  School,  r.  N  s   Union,   bet  Franklin 
and  Gough 
Hattabough  Margaret,  widow,    r.    cor   Palmer   and 

Chenery 
Hatten  Anna,  domestic  2324  Clay 
Hatteroth  William  (Hatteroth  &  Russ)r.  2021  Mission 

HATTEEOTH  &  EUSS  ,w.,„.„ 

Hatterotli  and  Frederick  D.  Russ)  sur- 
grical,  dental  and  electrical  instrn- 
inentg,  331  Kearny 

Hatton  Annie  B.  Mrs.,  r.  227  Post 

Hatton  Eleanor,  widow,  r.  829  Vallejo,  rear 

Hatton  Francis  J.,  teacher  music,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet 

Shasta  and  Sierra 
Hatton  Henry,  janitor  Golden  Gate  Block,  131  Post 
Hatton  John,  waiter,  r.  1108  Mason 
Hatton  Lena,  domestic  1914  Sacramento 
Hatton  Mary  L.,  domestic  2002  Pine 
Hatton  Robert,  roller  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hatton  Thomas   F.,   foreman   Pac.   Rolling  Mills    r 

Louisiana,  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
Hatton  William  E.,  hooker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hatz  John  F., shipping  clerk  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnf^' 

Co.,  r.  738  Broadway  ° 

Hatzel  Joseph,  machinist,  r.  3  Ewer  PI 
Haub  Charles  C,  baker  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Haub  George,  junk.  606  Howard,  r.  7  Warren  Av 
Haub  John,  r.  709  Montgomery  Av 
Haub  Philip  (Wagner  &  Haub)  r.  1825  Stockton 
Haub  StepliHii,  laborer,  r.  634  Stevenson 
Haubeusak  Martin,  sawyer,  r.  2  Decatur 
Haubfrt  Jacob,  farmer,  r.  428  Third 
Haubold  Charles  B.,  tinner,  r.  7  Decatur 
Haulirich   Frank  H.,   salesman  M.  J.   Flavin  r    104'> 

Howard  '    ' 

^""''''in'AY,'"'''™,'  "iiaMger  Lick  House  Restaurant, 
r.  1042  Howard 

Hauck  Carrie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  634  Stevenson 

Hauck  irederick,  bartender,  r.  22  M 

Hautk  H.,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 

Hauck  Louis,  stockrauch.  r.  1306  Powell 

Hau<k  Peter,  upholsterer,  r.  034  Stevenson 

Hauck  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  634  Stevenson 

Hauck  Stephen  Jr.,  surgical  instrument  maker  r  634 
Stevenson  '    " 

Haudbine  Julian  C.  B.,  carriage  painter  29  Valen- 
cia ' 

Hauer  Fritz,  porter  Lebenbaum  &  Goldberg  r  1331 
Pacific  ■, 

Hauer  William,  porter  Tillmann  &  Bendel,  r  528 
Greenwich 

Hauerken  Harry  (Ahlcre  &  Hauerken)  r.  228 Pacific 


Haufe  Albert,  dairyman,  r.  W  s   Chenery,  nr  Thirty - 

first 
Haufe  Charles,  driver  Oakland  Dairy,  r.  117  Eleventh 
Hauffe  J.  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  727-729  Davis 
Haufkus  Robert,  seaman  schr  Sacramento 
Haufler  William,  bartender,  r.  318  Pacific 
Haug  George  F.,  tanner,  r.  245  Eighth 
Haug   Gustave  A.,   machinist    Union   Iron  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Haug  Julius,  hardware,  115  Second,  r.  74  Natoma 
Hauger  Emma  Miss  (Hauger  &  Nelsson)  r.  812  Kearny 
Haugei>&  Nelsson  (Emma  Hauger  and   Amanda  Nels- 
son) coffee  saloon,  212  Fourth 
Haugh  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1444  Minna 
Haughey  Edward,  bootmaker,  r.  255  Beale 
Haughty  James,  steward  tugboat  Rescue,  r.  255  Beale 
Haughton  Edward  H..   clerk  Davis   Bros.,   Toklas  k 

Co.,  r.  122  Eighth 
Haughton  John,  engineer,  r.  35  Garden 
I8t^  Haughton.     See  Houghton  and  Horton 
Haumeister  Charles,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Haun  Catherine  M.,  widow,  r.  927  Post 
Hauntz  Frederick,  sailmaker.  r.  134  Langton 
Haupt  Henry,  cellarmau  Kohler  &  Frohling,  r.  12173^ 

Steiner 
Haupt  William,  bartender,  r.  807  Mission 
Hauptli  Gabriel,  laborer,  r.  728  Broadway,  rear 
Hauptli  J.,  importer  human  hair,  411   Sutter,  r.  1909 

Howard 
Hauptman  John,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Hausan  A.,  seaman,  r.  3  Warren  PI 
Hausan  Ceirert,  carpenter,  r.  3  Warren  PI 
Hausch  Charles,  pianopolisher  Matthias   Gray,  r.  54 

Nevada 
Hauschildt  Amalie,   widow,   furnished   rooms,  1050 

Howard 
Hauschildt  Ferdinand  T.,  janitor  123  California 
Hauschildt  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hauschildt  Thies.  shoemaker,  r.  542  Third 
Hause  Edward  W.,  drayman,  r.  927  Harrison 
Hause  Robert  W.,  painter,   512  Sutter,  r.  5  Delaware 

Court 
S^  Hause.     See  House 

Hauser  Albert,  driver  Hose  No.  8,  8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  Fil- 
bert, bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Hauser  Alvis,  r.  1609  California 
Hauser  Bernard,  expressman,  r.  8  August  Alley 
Hauser  Bemhard,   bakery   and   milk   depot,   SE   cor 

Hayes  and  Gough 
Hauser  Catherine,  widow,  r.  637  Broadway 
Hauser  Charles,   expressman   Oakland   Ferry,   r.   637 

Broadway 
Hauser  Conrad,  laborer,  r.  637  Broadway 
Hauser  Conrad,  peddler,  r.  738  Tehama 
Hauser  David,  r.  1609  California 
Hauser  George,  spikemaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hauser  Henry,  trunkmaker,  r.  637  Broadway 
Hauser  Herman,  barber,  222  Stockton,  r.  22   Stockton 

Hauser  Isadore,  selector  J.  Cerf  k  Co.,  r.  S  s  Califor- 
nia, nr  Polk 
Hauser  Louis,   musician   Bella  Union  Theatre     r  2 

Cadell  .\lley  ' 

Hauser  Peter,   expressman    Oakland    Ferry,    r.    637 

Broadway 
Hauser  Victor  (Green  &  Hauser)  r.  2015  Polk 
Hauskeller  Gustav,  waiter,  r.  323  Jessie 
Hausler  Frederick,  r.  932  Broadway 
Hausler  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  26  Eddy 
Hausler  William  (Goebel  &  Hausler)  r.  1025  Pacific 
Hausman  Frederick  H.,  commission  merchant,  office 
with  M.  0.  Ellis  &  Son, 2.32  California,  r.  1208  Clay 
Hausmann  Annie   Miss,  vestmaker   Mrs.  A  Davis  r 

521 H  Birch  Av 
Hausmann  Bemhard    (Hausmann    Brothers)   r    1012 

Van  Ness  Av 
Hausmann  Brothers  (Siegfried  and  Bernhard)  import- 
ers and  mnfrs  mirrors,  moldings  an^  frames,  217- 
219  Pine 
Hausmann  Frederick,  foreman  J.  H.  Timke  &  Bro..  r 

1121  Howard 
Hausmann  John,  laborer,  r.  527  J-j  Birch  Av 
Hausmann   Siegfried    (Hausmann    Brothers)    r.   1012 

Van  Ness  Av 
8^"  Hausmann.     See  Haussman  and  Houseman 
Hausmeister  Julius,  clerk  Daniel  Meyer,  r.  1110  Taylor 
Hausrath  Robert,  t'rescopaiuter,  r.  2512  Post 
Haussler  Leonard  F.,  cabinetmaker,  231  Jackson,  r 

1116  Broadway 
Haussman  Adolph,  r.  802  Ellis 

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Haussman  Alphonse,  salesman  B.  Suhonwasser  &  Co., 

r.  802  Ellis 
Haussmau  Henry,   salesman  Bauer   Bros.  &   Co.,   r. 

S02  Ellis 
(^"UauBsman.    See  Hausman,  HaHBinauu  and  Hoase- 

luan 
Hausteiu  Henry,  machinist,  r.  14  Decatur 
Hauthal  Ernest,  soapmaker,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Haiitier  Charles,  cook,  r.  117  Jasper  PI 
Havecker  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  331  Sixth 
Havek-y  William  T.,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  29  Dupont 
Haven  A.  C,  surgeon  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Havt^n  Beujamin  B.,  clerk  Travelers'  Insurance  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Haveit  diaries  D.,  resident  secretary  Liverpool 
and   London  and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  422   Cali- 
fornia, r.  Oakland 
Haven   Charles   D.  Jr.,  clerk  John  Rae  Hamilton,  r. 

Oakland  • 

Haven   Frederick  L.,  salesman  Blake,  Bobbins  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Haveii  James,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  ."541  First 
Haven  James  M.  (Gray  &  Haven)  attorney  at  law,  530 

California,  room  0,  r.  East  Oakland 
Haven  W.  P.,  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  i  Co.,,r.  Oakland 
Havener  Edward  C,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  53.S  Folsom 
Havener  James  K.,  S.  F.  Ship  Calkers"  Assn,  44  Spear 
Havens  Albert  W,,   secretary  Consolidated   Vir- 
ginia Mining  Co.,  26  Nevada  Block,  r.  Oakland 
Havens  Charles  D.  (Havens  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Havens  Charles  I.  (Schmidt  &  Havens)  r.  44  Sixth 
Havens  Clarence,  tinsmith   Gcorj^e   H.  Tay  &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Havens  Frank,  waiter,  r.  64  First 
Havens  Frank  C.  (Havens  .V  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Havens  Henry  T..  bookkeeper  James  Tomkinson,  r. 

1003  Twenty-first 
Hjivens  Henry  T.  Jr.,  purser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon 
Havens  Howard  (Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.)  r.  1911  Sacra- 
mento 
Havens  Howard  C,  clerk  Firemans  Fund  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  1911  Sacramento 
Havens  Jean,  clerk  S.  A.  Perry  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Havens    Louisa,    widow.    Kindergarten    School,  321 

Eighteenth 
Havens   &   Co.    (Frank   C.   and   Charles  D.   Havens) 

stockbrokers,  429  California 
fit^Havens.     See  Haven 
Haver  Henry,  baker,  r.  17  Sumner 
Haver  Philip  J.,  scroll  sawyer,  r.  9  Hampton  PI 
Haverlan  John,  laborer,  r.  426  Duncan 
Haverley  John,   porter  George  W.   Gibbs   &  Co.,  r. 
Duncan,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and   Twenty-eighth 
Haverly'.s  California  Theatre,  W.  A.  McConnell  mana- 
ger, N  s  Bush,  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Haverside  John,  Big.  and  Stev.  Union,  71  New  Mont- 

gomerv 
Haversteck  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Haverty  Michael  J.,   r.   Williamson,   bet  Sutter  and 

Post 
Havey  Annie,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Havey  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  24  Fieelon,  rear 
Havey  Patrick,  glassblower,  r.  624  Fourth 
Haviland  Annie  Miss,  r.  214  Turk,  rear 
Haviland  Frank,  machinist,  r.  421  Bush 
Haviland  John  T.  :Wilmerding  &  (.o.)  r.  1325  Clay 
Haviland  William  H..  stableman,  r.  1209  Folsom 
Havirside  John  J.,  rigger,  r.30  Crocker 
Havoct  Harry,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon 
HaAvaiiaii     Commercial    and     Sujrar    Co., 
Claus  Spreckels  president,  F.  N.  Walton  secretary, 
office  327  Market 
Hatvaiian  Line  Packets,  Williams,  Dimond  & 

Co.  agents,  202  Market 
Hawe  Mary  Mr.s.,  varieties,  1209  Devisadero 
Hawe  William,  miner,  r.  1209  Devisadero 
Ha'weiii  Alexander  G.,    manager   New  York  Life 
Insurance   Co.,   220  Sansome,  rooms   1-2,  r.  734 
Post 
Halves  Benjamin  C. ,    city  agent  Guardian  As- 
surance Co.,  406  California,  r.  Oakland 
Hawes  Caroline,  widow,  r.  1310- Folsom 
Hawes  Charles  D.,  clerk,  r.  SW  cor  Napa  and  Connec- 
ticut 
Halves   Cliarles   M. ,   proprietor  Bay  State  Dairy, 

SW  cor  Napa  and  Connecticut,  office  S.t  Eddy 
Hawes  Charles  W.,  saledman  W.  Haker  &  Hiuz,  r.  323 

Taylor 
Hawes  D.  B. ,  master  mariner,  r.  1923  Jessie 
Hawes  E.  W.,  drayman,  r.  949  Harrison 


Hawea  George  H.,  stenographer  Fox  &  Kellogg,  r.  25 
Potter 

Hawes  H.  L.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  719  Market 

Hawes  Horace,  attorney  at  law,  315  California,  rooms 
16-17,  r.  209  Turk 

Hawes  Horace,  president  Warren  &  Tuttle  Artesian 
Water  Works,  r.  1357  Howard 

Hawes  Madison,  compositor  Cubery  &  Co.,  r.  East 
Oakland 

Hawes  Oliver  (Macdonald  &  Hawes)  r.  Oakland 

Hawes  Sarah  E.  Miss,  assistant  Potrero  Primary 
School,  r.  SW  cor  Napa  and  Connecticut 

Hawes  William  H..  second  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 
New  York 

Hawke  John,  mail  clerk  Chronicle,  r.  1123  Filbert 

Hawkes  Charles  K.,  mufrs  agent,  202  Market,  r. Occi- 
dental Hotel 

Hawkes  Enos  L.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 

B^Hawkes.    See  Hawks 

Hawkey  James,  steward  tug  boat  Rescue,  r.  W  sBeale, 
bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Hawkins  Arthur  K.,  mining,  r.  507  Steiner 

Hawkins  C,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 

Hawkins  Charles  D.,  waiter,  r.  2:  8  Minna 

Hawkins  Charles  H.,  machinist,  r.  620  Merchant 

Hawkins  Christian  T.,  compositor,  r.  433  Tehama 

Hawkins  Edgar  W.,  clerk  McAlester,  Jones  &  Co.,  r. 
302  O'Farrell 

Hawkins  EdWarJK.,  secretary  TheH.T.  Holmes  Lime 
Co.,  14  Market,  r.  118  Dupont 

Hawkins  Edward  L.,  salesman  Frederick  Chester  k 
Co.,  r.  227  Geary 

Hawkins  Elijah,  manager  Union  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Co.,  601  Califcrnia,  room  3,  r.  115  Filth 

Hawkins  George,  watchman  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead 
Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Hawkins  Harry,  machinehand,  r.  710  Folsom 

Hawkins  Hartwell,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Hawkins  Horatio  B.,  patternmaker,  r.  135 J<S  Town- 
send 

Hawkins  Horatio  B.  Jr.,  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's 
Wharf,  r.  530  Third 

Hawkins  J.,  carpenter,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 

Hawkins  James  J.  E.,  stockbroker,  18  Nevada  Block, 
r.  Lick  House 

Hawkins  James  M.,  gold  and  sllverplater,  620  Mer- 
chant, r.  19  Fifth  Av 

Hawkins  John,  boatman  Meiggs'  Wharf,  r.  309  Bay 

Hawkins  John,  laborer  S.F.  Laundry,  r.  SW  cor  Point 
Lobos  Av  and  Wood 

Hawkins  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  2  Boardman  PI 

Hawkins  Joseph  P.,  engineer,  r.  1002  McAllister 

Hawkins  M.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Hawkins  M.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Hawkins  Mary  Miss,  r.  125  Ellis 

Hawkins  Olof,  miller,  r.  25^  Hay  wards 

Hawkins  Patrick,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  319  Te- 
hama 

Hawkins  Patrick  C,  carpenter,  r.  309  Bay 

Hawkins  Richard  R.,  civil  engineer,  r.  1619  Powell 

Hawkins  T.  C,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Hawkins  Theodore,  printer,  r.  433  Tehama 

Hawkins  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  309  Bay 

Hawkins  Thomas  H.,  speculator,  r.  414  O'Farrell 

Hawkins  WilUam,  boatman  Meiggs'  Wharf,  r.  309 
Bay 

Ha^vkins  William,  machineworks,  210-212  Beale, 
r.  340  Fremont 

Hawkins  William,  proptr  Union  Saw  Works,  32  Fre- 
mont, r.  620  Merchant 

Hawkins  William  C,  waiter  Palace  Hotel, 

Hawkins  William  J.,  baker,  r.  cor  Fourth  and  Steven- 
son 

Hawkiuson  August,  galvanized  ironworker,  r.  Niag- 
ara House 

Hawks  Amnii  D.,  mufr  printers  rollers  and  copying 
tablets,  532  Commercial,  r.  1019  Lombard 

Hawks  Clarence  W.,  clerk  ticket  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 
264  Octavia 

Hawi-s  Harriet  Mrs.,  r.  750  Mission 

Hawks  Henry  D.,  bookkeeper  Martin  Bacon,  r.  750 
Missii>u 

Hawks  J.  Lawrence,  clerJi  Bank  of  California,  r.  760 
Mission 

Hawks  John,  plumber,  r.  710  Fulton 

Hawks  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  710  Fulton 

Hawks  Nelson  C.  (Marder,  Luse  &  Co.)  r.  2612  Polk 

B-^  Hawks.    See  Hawkes 

Hawlette  Michael,  laundryman  City  and  County  Hos- 
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Hawley  Carson  B.,  boots  and  shoes,  416  Market,  r.  30 

Kearny 
Hawley  C.  B.,  r.  719  Market 
Hawley  Charles  A.  (Charles  A.  Hawley  &  Co.)  r.  1412 

Hyde 
Ha-ivley  Charles  A.  &  Co.  (Charles  A.  Hawley 
and  Edwin  J.  Robinson) importers  hardware,  min- 
ing tools  and  agricultural  Implements,  412  Market 
Hawley  Charles  H.,  clerk  Assessor's  Office,  r.536  Ellis 
Hawley  Charles  H.,  liquor   saloon,  865  Market,  r.  Nu- 
cleus House 
Hawley  Charles  J.  (C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.)  r.  East  Oak- 
land 
Ha-*vley  C.   J.   &  Co.    (Charles  J.  Hawley)  whole- 
tale  and  retail  grocers,  215-217  Sutter 
Hawley  Clarissa  Miss,  r.  719  Market 
Hawley  David  N.,    agent,   importer  and  jobber 
agricultural   implements,  117-119   Market,  r.  1022 
Twenty-first 
Hawley  E.,  painter,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Hawley  Ebeuezer  R.,  with  Central   Gas   Light  Co.,  r. 

233  San  Jose  Av 
Hawley  Ellen  C.  widow,  r.  S  s  Valley,  nr  Sanchez 
Hawley  E.  W.,  bookkeeper,  r.  2840  Mission 
Hawley  Fannie  E.  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Prima- 
ry School,  r.  233  San  Jose  Av 
Hawley  G.  C,  first  assistant  engineer  O.R.  and  N.  SS. 
City  of  Chester,  r.  W  s  Bryant,  bet  Twenty-fourth 
and  Twenty-fifth 
Hawley  George  P.,  clerk  Charles  A.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r. 

1412  Hyde 
Hawley  George  T.  (Marcus  C.  Hawley   &  Co.)  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hawley  George  W.,  clerk   Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r. 

233  San  Jos^  Av 
Hawley  Hattie  Miss,  r.  719  Market 
Hawley  Jacob  C.  (Falk,  Hawley  &  Co.)  and  agent  stmr 

Areata,  128  Steuart,  r.  Oakland 
Hawley  John,  lieutenant  U.  S.  Navy,  r.  501  Geary 
Hawley  Levy  H.,  entry  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Hawley  M.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker, r.  2840  Mission 
Hawley  Marcus  C.  (Marcus  C.  Hawley  &   Co.)  r.  Nctv 

York 
Ha-vvley  Marcus  C.  <!t£  Co.    (Marcus  C,  George 
T.  and  Walter  N.  Hawley)  importers   and  jobbers 
hardware   and  agricultural  implements,  S\V  cor 
Market  and  Beale 
Hawley  M.  E.  Miss,  assistant  Noe  and  Temple  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  233  ban  Jos6  Av 
Hawley  M.  H.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Hawley  Samuel,  boilermaker,  r.  14  Stanford 
Hawley  Samuel  Jr.,  boilermaker,  r.  14  Stanford 
Hawley  Thomas  P.,  judge  Supreme   Court  Nevada,  r. 

29  Glen  Park  Av 
Hawley  Walter  N.  (Marcus   C.   Hawley  &   Co.)  r.  700 

Fillmore 
Hawley  William,  salesman  Lebenbaum,   Goldberg  & 

Bowen,  r.  Oakland 
Hawley  William  M.,  solicitor  Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co's 

tugs,  r.  Oakland 
Hawley  W.  T..  delivery  clerk  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  44 

Third 
Haworlh  James,  wood   and   coal,  421    Hayes,  r.  526 

Hayes 
Hawthorne  Al.  M.,  jeweler-George  C.   Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Hawthorne  Charles  E.,  stonecutter,  r.  2705  Sutter 
Hawthorne  Edward,  r.  642  Mission 
Hawthorne  William,   feeder  Cal.   Cracker  Co.,  r.  932 

Montgomery 
Hawthorne  William  L.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  752 

Folsom 
Hawtou  Robert,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1317  Stockton,  r. 

25)4  Sixth 
Hawver  William,  foreman  Jackson  Foundry,  r.  2421 

Post 
Haw.\hurst  Robert,  mining  stocks,  402   Montgomery, 

room  7,  r.  KilG  California 
Hawxhurst  Samuel  W.,  chief  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City 

of  Tokio 
Hawxhurst  Walter,  r.  W  s  Barflett,  bet  Twenty-third 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Haxe  George  J.,  butcher,  r.  434  Ellis 
Haxe  John  B.,  clerk  Lebenbaum   &   Goldberg,  r.  434 

Ellis 
Hay   Alexander,  boilermaker,   r.    E    s    Bartlett,   bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Army 
Hay  Alexander,  warehouse  clerk  naval  olfice  Custom 
House,  r.  122  Turk 


Hay  Augusta  F.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  942  How- 
ard 
Hay  Edward  B.,  carpenter,  r.  1405  Jackson 
Hay  Emma  M.  Mrs.,  assistant  librarian  Free  Public 

Library,  r.  34  Glen  Park  Av 
Hay  Frederick,  packer,  r.  134  Langton 
Hay  George  (Wing  &  Allen)  r.  331  McAllister 
Hay  Hugh  H.,  ironmolder,  r.  773  Folsom 
Hay  J.  D.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  222  J^  O'Farrell 
Hay  John,  foreman  molder  Fulton  Iron  Works, .r.  518 

Oak 
Hay    John    McH.,    janitor  Justices  Courts,    SE    cor 

Kearny  and  Washington,  r.  1813  Powell 
Hay  Maggie,  domestic  1120  Sutter 
Hay  Mary,  widow,  r.  331  McAllister 
Hay  Randolph  R. ,  patent  medicines,  1019  Market 
Hay  Robert  F.,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  331   McAllister 
Hay  William  A.^.  719  Shotwell 
e^^Hay.     See  Hey 

Hayburn  James  C.,  contractor,  r.  405  Gough 
Hayburn  M.  Miss,  assistant  West  Mission  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  405  Gough 
Haycock  James  F.  (Haycock,  Tallant&  Cotton)  r.  2112 

Broadway 
Hayc(ick,  Tallaut  &  Cotton  (James  F.  Haycock, Robert 

Tallant  and  Daniel  E.   Cotton)    proptrs   Cal.  Oil 

Works,  NW  cor  Main  and  Folsom 
Haycraft  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hayden  Benjamin  F.,  bartender  J.   B.   Bacon,   r.   637 

California 
Hayden  B.  F.,  clerk  F.  S.  Chadbourne  &  Co.,  r.  217 

Geary 
Hayden  Brace  (Dunham,  Carripan  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Hayden  Charles  W.,  u])hol8terer,  r.  1220  Powell 
Hayden  Dennis,  policeman,  r.  1G06  Kearny 
Hayden  Edward  H.,  laborer,  r.  224  Second 
Hayden  Kdwin,  extraman  Hose  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.   D.,  r. 

9(12  Clay 
Hayden  Knos,  hostler,  r.  Manhattan  House 
Hayden  Francis,  tailor,  673  Mission 
Hayden  James,  laborer,  r.  8  Hunt,  rear 
Hayden  James,  laborer,  r.  12  Hunt 
Hayden  James,  stevedore  Chase  &  Wolff 
Hayden  James  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1632  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hayden  J.  L.  Mrs.,  widowi  r.  157  Eleventh 
Hayden  John  (Hayden  &  Cottrell)  r.  525  Seventh 
Hayden  John,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Hayden  John,  laborer,  r.  28Frst 

Hayden  John  W.,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Bartlett,  bet  Twen- 
ty-sixth and  Army 
Hayden  Kate,  widow,  r.  2  Park  PI 
Hayden  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Fillmore  and 

Steiner 
Hayden  Patrick,  butcher,  r.  525  Seventh 
Hayden  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  cor  Vermont  and  Sierra 
Hayden  Peter,  teamster,  r.  168  M  Silver 
Hayden  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  440  Third 
Hayden  Robert  J.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  305  Fifth 
Hayden    Thomas,    waiter   Occidental  Hotel,   r.  1111 

Howard 
Hayden  Washington,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  k  Stet- 
son, r.  1645  Jj  Mission 
Hayden  William,  clerk  H.  E.  Highton,  r.  3  Park  PI 
Hayden  William,  salesman  James  Bull,  r.  1225  Green 
Hayden  William   O.,   captain  ship  Two  Brothers,  r. 

East  Oakland 
Hayden  &  Cottrell  (John  Hayden  and  Edward  8.  Cot- 
trell) butchers.  424  Fourth 
B^Hayden.     See  Haden 
Haydock  William  H.,  train  dispatcher  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  306 

Ritch 
Haydon  Sarah  F.    Miss,    assistant    Benial    Heights 

School,  r.  cm  Bartlett 
Haydon  William  E.,  compositor,  r.  603  Bartlett 
Hayen  Mathilde,  widow,  r.  1022  3^  Folsom 
Hay  en  William,  carpet  layer,  r.  1022  hi  Folsom 
Hayes  Alice,  domestic  517  Mason 
Hayes  Ann,  domestic  1515  Clay 
Hayes  Annie,  domestic  1621  Bush 
Hayes  Annie  Miss,   saleslady  Thomas  F.   Palmer,  r. 

905  Buchanan 
Hayes  Augustus,  clerk,  r.  120  Ellis 
Hayes  Bartholomew,  packer  J.  A  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  559 

Perry 
Hayes  Benjamin  W.,  r.  924  Twentieth 
Hayes  Bridget,  widow,  dairy,  SE  cor  Kosciusko  and 

Jefferson  Av,  B.  H. 
Hayes  Catherine,  widow,  r.  7  Mary 
Hayes  Catherine,  widow,  r.  313  Main 
Hayes  Catherine,  widow,  r.  2823  Clay,  rear 


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Haj-es  Charles,  driver,  r.  SE  cor  KosciuBko  and  Jeffer- 
son Av,  B.  H. 
Hayes  Charles  D.,  saleeman   George  Jordan,   r.   East 

Oakland 
Hayes  D.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Hayes  Daniel,  r.  821  Filbert 
Hayes  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  025  Second 
Hayes  Daniel,  seaman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Hayes  Daniel  D.,  engineer  Engine  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

1C14  Paciac  Av 
Hayes  t)aniel  E.  (Hinckley,  Spiers   &   Hayes)  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hayes  Daniel  J.,  salesman   Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co., 

r.  16  Taylor 
Hayes  Dnniel  J.,  upholsterer,  r.  113  Turk  , 

Hayes  Daniel  P.  (Sheehy  &  Hayes)  r.  29  Oak  Grove  Av 
Hayes  David  B.,  salesman,  r.  546  Minna 
Hayes  Da\id  E.,  carpenter,  r.  312  Minna 
Hayrs  David  J.,  car  painter  N.  B.  and  M.  IvR.,  r.  2.59  j 

Perry 
Hayes  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  15  Hayes 
Hayes  Dennis  E.,  carpenter,  r.  441  Eddy 
Hayes  Ebenezer.    nightwatchman    Mission    Woolen 

Mills,  r.  713  Twenty-second 
Hayes  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  NE   cor  Fillmore  and 

Union 
Hayes  Edward,  bookkeeper  Magee  *  Moore,  r.  441  Eddy 
Hayes  Edward,  boottreer,  r.  1506  Dolores 
Hayes  Eliza,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  452  Sixth 
Hayes  Ellen,  domestic  1300  Post 
Hayes  Emma  Miss,  glovemaker  Frederick  H.  Busby 
Hayes  Frank,  bookbinder,  r.  10  Elgin  Park 
Hayes  George,  glassblower,  r.  5  Boyd 
Hayes  George,  laborer,  r.  457  Jessie,  rear         » 
Hayes  George,  wagonmaker,  r.  516  Pacific 
Hayes  George  P.,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  311 !«!  Jessie 
Hayes  George  R.  B.  (Stanly,   Stoney   &  Hayes)  attor- 
ney at  law,  604  Clay,  r."l3  Haight 
Hayes  H.,  nightwatchman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  620  Fourth 
Hayes  Hannah,  domestic  042  Folsom 
Hayes  Henry,  machinist,  r.  823  Jessie 
Hayes  Henry,  salesman  Louis   Hartter,  r.  311}^  Jessie 
Hayes  Henry  C,  photographer,  r.  212  Turk 
Hayes  Henry  L..  cook  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 
Hayes  Henry  S.,  magnetic   healer,   ofl&ce    and   r.  409 

Turk 
Hayes  James,  r.  704  Laurel  Av 
Hayes  James,  r.  821  Filbert 

Hayes  James,  assistant  cashier  Keane  Bro8.,r.  3113^ 
Jessie 

Hayes  James,  hostler,  r.  l.TO  Clinton 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  r.  103  Mission 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  r.  40  Stanly  PI 

Hayes  James,  molder,  r.  9  Natoma 

Hayes  James,  seaman,  r.  104  Mission 

Hayes  James,  stevedore,  r.  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 

Hayes  James  J.,  policeman,  r.  719  Hayes 

Hayes  James    S.,    wagonmaker,    116    Washington,  r. 
Oakland 

Hayes  Jeremiah  J.,  foreman  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  1108 
Pierce 

Hayes  J.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  740  Guerrero 

Hayes  John  (Hayes  &  Co.)  and  assistant  foreman  Hose 
Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  823  Montgomery 

Hayes  John,  carpenter,  r.  1920  Ellis 

Hayes  John,  clerk  Louis  Hartter,  r.  311  !<  Jessie 

Hayes  John,   conductor   California    St.    RR.,  r.   1640 
Polk 

Hayes  John,  fireman  Horace  Davis  &  Co. 

Hayes  John,  laborer,  r.  1420  Broadway,  rear 

Hayes  John,  laborer,  r.  537  Howard 

Hayes  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Hayes  John,  longshoreman,  r.  307  Ritch 

Hayes  John,  longshoreman,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 

Hayes  John,  marblecutter  John  Daniel,  r.  Oakland 

Hayes  John,  painter,  r.  547  Mission 

Hayes  John,  real  estate,  r.  220  Eleventh 

Haj'es  John,  seaman,  r.  70!)  Front 

Hayes  John,  shoemaker,  r.  7  Mary 

Hayes  John,  slioeinaker,  r.  145  Shipley,  rear 

Hayes  John,  teamster,  r.  314  Ritch 

Hayes  John  H.,  plumber,  r.  905  Buchanan 

Hayes  John  J.,  paver,  r.  905  Buchanan 

Haves  John  T.,  carpenter  and  builder,  1723  Larkin 

Hayes  Joseph,  r.  821  Filbert 

Hayes  Joseph  P.,  foreman   blacksmith    Union  Iron 
WorkH,  r.  515  Castro 

Hayes  Kate,  domestic  1508  Pacific  Av 

Hayes  Katherine  Miss.  r.  735  Natoma 

Hayes  Maggie,  domestic  6.30  Harrison 


Hayes  Maggie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  7  Mary 

Hayes  Mary,  widow,  r.  5  Boyd 

Hayes  !\Iary,  domestic  1511  Gough 

Hayes  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  janitress  Lincoln  Primary  School, 

r.  510  Ji  Natoma 
Hayes  Michael,  clerk  Louis  Hartter,  r.  311^4  Jessie 
Hayes  Michael,  gardener  new  City  Hall,  r.  633  Webster 
Hayes  Michael,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet  Cas- 
tro and  Noe 
Hayes  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory 
Hayes  Michael,  policeman,   r.  715  Church 
Hayes  Michael,  Rig.  and  Stev.   Union,  806  Mont 
Hayes  Michael  J.,  foreman  M.Price  Jr., r.  457  Jj  Jessie 
Hayes  M.  J.,  collector,  r.  324  Geary 
Hayes  Morris,  porter,  r.Ws  Washington  Av,  nrPreclta 

PI,  B.  H. 
Hayes  Owen,  plasterer,  r.  422  Fulton,  rear 
Hayes  P.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hayes  Patrick  (S.  k  P.  Hayes)  r.  9  Natoma 
Hayes  PatricK,  expressman,  NE  cor  Third   and  How- 
ard, r.  01  Clementina 
Hajes  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  625 Davis 
Hayes  Patrick,  smelter,  r.  22  Geneva 
Hayes  Patrick  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  107  William 
Hayes  Philip,  r.  826  Jackson 
Hayes  Robert,  ironmolder,  r.  9  Natoma 
Hayes  Robert,  marblecutter,  r.  10  Elgin  Park 
Hayes  Robert,  with  Cal.  Glass  Works 
Hayes  Rody,  butcher,  r.  311  }c.  Jessie 
Hayes  S.  &  P.,  liquor  saloon,  160  First 
Hayes  Samuel  (S.  &  P.  Hayes)  r.  9  Natoma 
Haves  Silas,  laborer,  r.  S  8  California  Av,  opp  How- 

"ard,  B.  H. 
Hayes  Susan,  widow,  r.  9  Natoma 
Hayes  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  1715  Stevenson 
Hayes  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  438  Third 
Hayes  Thomas,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1528 Polk,  r.  S  8 

Greenwich,  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Hayes  Thomas  J.,  bookkeeper  J.  &  P.  N.  HanBa,  r.  923 

McAllister 
Hayes  Thomas  P.,  carriagetrimmer,  r.  104  Seventh 
Hayes  Thomas  R.,wlth  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  Oakland 
Hayes  Timothy,  liquor  saloon,  119  Seventh 
Hayes  Timothy,  produce  dealer,  r.  517  Grove 
Hayes  Valley  Advertiser,  William  Clack  &  Co. 

publishers,  509  Hayes 
Hayes   Valley  Brass  Works,  Frank  Baud   proptr,  522 

Fulton 
Haye.s  Valley  Brewery,  Wahmuth  &  Co.  proptrs,  512- 

514  Grove 
Hayes  Valley  Grammar  School,  George  Brown   prin- 
cipal, N  8  McAllister,  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Hayes  Valley  Livery  Stable,  Patrick  J.  Corbett  &  Sone 

proptrs,  518-520  Hayes 
Hayes  Valley  Market,  Laguna,  bet-  Grove  and  Ivy  Av 
Hayes  Valley  Primary  School,    Miss  M.  P.   Stowell 

principal,  N  s  Grove,  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Hayes  William,  baker,  r.  821  Filbert 
Hayes  William,  blacksmith,  r.  803  J^  Market 
Hayes  William,  clerk  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  457  Ji  Jes- 
sie 
Hayes  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hayes  William  E.,  clerk  G.  W.  Fisher,  r.  Oakland 
Hayes  William   H.,  cutter  E.  Detrick  &   Co.,  r.  1926 

Ellis 
Hayes  William  J.,  bookkeeper  James  Sweeney,  r.  909 

Post 
Hayes  William  J.,  clerk  Franks  &  Gray,  r.  10  Elgin 

Park 
Hayes  William  J.,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR. 
Hayes  William   J.,  mail  clerk  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r.  847 

Howard 
Hayes  &  Co.  (John  Hayes,  John  J.  Gaffney  and  Simon 
A.  and  F.  W.  Hussey)  proptrs  Cal.  Transfer  Co., 
222  Montgomery  and  524  Davis 
d^"Hayes.    See  Hays 

Hayessen  Jacob  W.,  wood  and  coal,  52  ■<  Brady 
Hayford,  Perkins  &  Co..  merchants  (of  Colfax)  Sisson, 

Crocker  &  Co.  agents,  226  California 
Haymau  Archibald,  engineer,  r.  150  Perry 
Hayman  Edward  W.,  r.  421  Bush 
Haymann  Aron,  locksmith,  bellhanger  and  machinist, 

234  Post,  r.  825  Post 
Haymond  Creed,  assistant  counsel  C.  P.  RR.  and 
S.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Towusend,  room  10, 
r.  Grand  Hotel 
Hayne  Arthur  P.,  resident  physician  and  superinten- 
dent Home  for  the  Care  of  Inebriates  and  com- 
missioner of  insanity,  r.  NE  cor  Stockton  and 
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Hayne  JameB  J.,  painter,  r.  732}^  Clementina 
Hayne  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  732 M  Clementina 
Hayne  Joseph  T.,  compositor,  r.  1013  Washington 
Bi^Hayne.     See  Hain 
Haynert    Clemens,    upholsterer    and    decorator,    214 

Stockton 
Haynes  Archibald,  assistant  superintendent  Central 

KR.,  r.  1530  Eddy 
Haynes  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  20  Zoe 
Hayues    F.    A.    Mrs.,    assistant  Tyler    St.    Primary 

School,  r.  923  McAllister 
Haynes  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Haynes  John  W.,  insurance  broker,  r.  618  Fillmpre 
Hayues  P.,  laborer,  r.  3  Park  PI 
Haynes  Philip  J.,  coremaker,  r.  241 J^  Perry 
Haynes  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  832  Harrison 
Haynes  Thomas  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  923  McAllister 
Haynes  Thomas  W.,  merchant,  r.  515  Oak 
Haynes  Thomas  W.,  watchman  Pac.   Power  Co.    r 

214  O'Farrell 
fi^'Haynes.     See  Haines 

Haynie  William  M.,  wharfinger,  r.  1003  Powell 
Hays  Abram,  collector  Kraker  &  Israel,  r.  'ill  Sixtb 
Hays  D.,  laborer  P.  M.  S8.  Go's  Wharf 
Hays  Fred.,  wigmaker  and  hairdresser,  10  Stockton 
Hay.s  Irvin  W.  ( Wilbirt  &  Hays)   dentist,  office  and  r. 

18  Third 
Hays  James,  hostler  Central  RR..  r.  7  Clinton 
Hays  John  T.  (Hays  &  Gyselaar)  822  Kearny 
Hays  John  T.,  dealer  fruit  trees,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hays  Josephine,  packer  Hirschfeld  &   Saroni,  r.  104 

Seventh 
Hays  Michael,  milkman,  r.  867  Eighteenth 
Hays  Peter,  shoemaker,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Hays  Robert,  stevedore,  r.  67  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Hays  Will  C,  salesman  John  E.  Quinn,  r.  217  Sixth 
Hays  William  K.,  music  and  stationery,  217  Sixth 
Hays  &  Gyselaar  (John   T.  Hays  and  John  H.    Gyse 

laar)  liquor  saloon,  822  Kearny 
8^"  Hays.     See  Hayes 

Hayton  Ennis,  hostler  David  Stewart,  r.  134  Seventh 
Hayward  Alvinza,  capitalist,  224  California,  r 

San  Mateo 
Hayward  Arthur,  r.  1515  Polk 
Hay  ward  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2  Wetmore  PI 
Hayward  Bert,  bookkeeper,  r.  777  Market 
Hayward  C.  D..  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Hayward  Elizabeth  MiSs,  dressmaking,  1515  Polk 
Hayward  Florence,  widow,  r.  841  Market 
Hayward  Gammon,  carpenter,  r.  1515  Polk 
Hayward  George,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RE     r 
810  Powell  '     ■ 

Hayward  Henry  M.,  captain  P.  C.   SS.  Idaho,  r.  1041 

Mission 
Hayward  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  72  Tehama 
Hayward  Kezia  Miss,  dressmaker,  1515  Polk 
Hayward  Louis  A.,  foreman  John  A.  Roy.  r.  W  s  San 

•Br.uno  Road,  opp  Fifteenth  Av 
Hayward  Thomas  W.,  shoecutter,  r.  64  West  Mission 
Hayward  William  B.,  clerk  Ernest  Adelsdorfer  &  Co  , 

r.  9  Guerrero 
Hayward's  Building,  415-423  California 
Hayward's  Express  (Hurrell's)  E.  Amadee  agent,  106 

Davis 
Haywood  Edwin,  manager  Edward  C.  Thatcher    r 

110)4  McAllister 
Haywood  Joseph,  blacksmith,  r.  72  Tehama 
Haywood  Louisa  A.,  widow,  r.  1647  J^  Mission 
83^  Haywood.     See  Heywood 
Hazard  Ann,  widow,  r.  551  Stevenson 
Hazard  Clement,  machinist,  r.  609)4  Minna 
Hazard  Edward,  laborer,  r.  33  Lafayette 
Hazard  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.)  J.  T   McGeo- 

gehun  secietary,  318  Pine,  room  13 
Hazard  Powder  Co.  (New  York)  Thomas  H    Selbv  & 

Co.  agents,  116-118  California 
B^"  Hazard.     See  Hassard  and  Hazzard 
Hazel  Florence,  with  S.  Lachmau  &  Co.,  r.  232  Jessie 
Hazel  Robert,  waiter,  r.  613  Howard 
Hazelgreen  Frank,  r.  906  Stockton 
Hazell  J.  F.,  driver,  r.  620  Fourth 
Hazell  John,  lathur,  r.  15^  Moss,  rear 
Hazelrigg  Francis,  r.  1609  California 
Hazelrigg  Henry  C,  clerk  George  Loomis,  r.  1609  Cali- 
fornia 
Hazelrigg  T.  F.,  r.  1609  California 
Hazeltine  William  I.,  compositor  Wine  and  Tobacco 

Journal,  r.  Oakland 
Haz«lton    Brothers'   Pianos,   Charles   S.  Eaton 
agent,  647  Market 


Hazelton  George,  r.  516  Stockton 

Hazelton  Samuel,  waiter,  r.  40  Natoma 

e5"Hazelton.     See  Hazeltine  and  Haseltine 

Hazen  Harbey,  r.  21  Oak  Grove  Av 

Hazen  John  H.,  r.  Thirtieth,  nr  Sanchez 

Hazlett  James,  r.  444  Branuan 

Hazlett  James,  hooker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Hazlett  John  T.,  engineer,  r.  444  Brannau 

Hazlett  R.,sbipcarpenter,  r.  Empire  House, South  S.F. 

e^Hazlett.     See  Haslett 

Hazzard  Robert,  upholsterer,  r.  743  Howard 

l8S*"Hazzard.    See  Hazard  and  Hassard 

Heacock  Edward  G.,  bookkeeper  Baker  &  Hamilton, r. 

434  California 
Heacock  Mansel  E.,  machinist,  r.  330  Fremont 
l3=?"Heacock.     See  Haycock 
Hetd  Addison  E.,  capitalist.  68  Nevada  Block,  r.  1105 

Taylor 
Head  Alexander,  carpenter,  r.  752  Harrison 
Head  Centre  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Arizona)  John 

W.  Pew  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  15 
Head  Charles  A.,  salesman  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  610  Pine 
Head  Frederick,  bookkeeper  Horace  A.  Deming,  r.  752 

Harrison 
Headley  Henry  B.,  plasterer,  r.  2913  California 
U^Headley.     See  Hedley 
Headlight  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  William  Letts 

Oliver  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  13 
Headmann  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Headquarters  Military    Department   Cali- 
fornia, TJ.  S.  A.,  Presidio  Reservation 
Headquarters    31ilitary    Division    Pacific, 

U.  S.  A.,  Presidio  Reservation 
Heagerty  Joseph  D.,  groceries  and  liquors,  1500  Fol- 

som 
Heakley  A?idrew,  engineer,  r.  328  Fremont. 
Heal  Anna,  widow,  r.  54  Quinn 
Heald  Edward  P.  (Heald  &  Woodbury)  r.l023  Hyde 
Heald  I.  A.,  machinist  and  modelmaker,  514  Commer- 
cial, r.  711  California 
Heald  James,  porter,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Heald  Thomas,  helper  L.  &  E.  Emanuel 
Heald  &  Woodbury  (Edward  P.  Heald  and  F.  C. 
Woodbury;  proprietors  Heald's  Business  College, 
24  Post 
Heald's    Business    College,    Edward    P.  Heald 
president,  Frank  C.  Woodbury  secretary,  24  Post 
Heald's    College   Journal    (monthly)    Heald  & 

Woodbury  publishers,  24  Post 
Heald's  Telegraphic  Institute,  24  Post 
Healey  Bartholomew,  milkman,  r.    W  s  Bernal,    bet 

Army  and  Twenty-seventh 
Healey  Benjamin,  real  estate,  note  and  commis. 
sion  broker,  531  California,  room  3,  r.  1011  Union 
Healey  Charles  S.,  hay,  grain  and  feed,   8W  cor   Mis- 
sion and  Twenty-ninth,   r.   Mission,  nr    Twenty- 
ninth 
Healey  CBarles  T.,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor,  106 

Liedesdorff,  room  3,  r.  1628  Polk 
Healey  Christopher  W.,  painter,  r.  8  Adelaide  PI 
Healey  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  85  West  Mission 
Healey  Daniel  A.,  boots   and  shoes,   1212   Market,  r. 

220)^  McAllister 
Healey  Hannah,  widow,  r.  134  Rose  Av 
Healey  Henry,  pipefitter,  r.  30  Natoma 
Healey  Henry  S.,  policeman,  r.  2924  Clay 
Healey  Hugh,  r.  30  Minna 
Healey  James,  r.  1023  Stockton 
Healey  John,  teamster,  r.  536  Vallejo 
Healey  Kate,  widow,  r.  316  Beale,  rear 
Healey  Mary,  domestic.  1205  Polk 
Healey  Mary,  widow,  r.  165  Minna 
Healey  Mary,  widow,  fruits   and   vegetables,  SW  cor 

Twenty-sixth  and  Bartlett 
Healey  Michael,  teamster,  r.  6  Church  Lane 
Healey  Owen,  iron  molder,  r.  570  Howard 
Healey  Patrick,  liquor  saloon, 131  Third 
Healey  Peter,  laborer,  r.  416)4  Natoma 
Healey  Peter,  porter,  r.  Army,  bet  Howard  and   Shot- 

■  well 
Healey  Peter,  tinsmith,  r.  30  Natoma 
Healey  P.  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  1825  Jessie 
Healey  Rosa,  widow,  teacher  waxwork,  r.  640  Minna 
Healey  Sylvester  F.,  bookkeeper  Charles  S.  Healey,  r. 
W  s  California  Av,  bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twen- 
ty-ninth 
Healey  Terrcnce,  restaurant,813  Market,  r.  224  Fourth 
Healey  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  115  Webster 
Healey  Thomas  E.,  shoemaker,    703    Howard,    r.   706 
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Healey  William,  baker,  r.  1406  Powell 

Healey  William,  furniture  dealer,  r.  873  FolBom 

Healey  William,  tinsmith,  r.  30  Natoma 

Healey  William  D.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  30  Natoma 

Healey  William  H..  clerk,  r.  873  Folsom 

IW    Healey.  See  Healy  and  Haley 

Healing'  James,  proprietor  Monarch   Saloon,   SW 

cor  Market  and  Third,  r.  821  Dolores,  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second 
Health  Office  City    and  County,  Dr.  John  L. 

Meares  Health  Officer,  r.  14  O'Farrell 
Healy  Ann,  widow,  r.  107  Hayes 
Healy  Annie  Miss,  r.  107  Hayes 
Healy  Bridget,  widow,  r.  30  Clinton 
Healy  Bridget  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  715  Davis 
Healy  Catherine  Miss,  slioefitter,  r.  42.5  Turk 
Healy  Charles  S.,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor,  r.  1628 

Polk 
Healy  Daniel,  r.  412  Page 

Healy  Daniel,  nightwatchmau,  r.  020  Brannan 
Healv  Denis,  seaman,  r.  21  Everett 
Healy  Edward  (Gordon  &  Healy)  r.22  Hayes 
Healy  Edward  J.,  salesman   P.  Kelly,  r.  NW  cor  Pine 

and  Laguna 
Healy  Frank,  bookkeeper  D.  S.  Martin  &  Co. 
Healy  George,  teamster,  r.  cor  Francisco  and  Fillmore 
Healy  James,  agent,  r.  4  Warren  PI 
Healy  James,  physician,  office  and  r.  22  Haight 
Healy  James,  tinsmith,   r.  N  8  Moulton,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Healy  James  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Baker 

and  Sutter,  r.  2607  J^  Sutter 
Healy  John,  r.  20  J^  Harriet 
Healy  John,  laborer,  r.  429  Stevenson 
Healy  John,  wool  buyer,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Healy  John  T.,  packer  Wangenheim,  Sternheim  &  Co., 

and  crockery  and  glassware,  2337  Mission 
Healy  Julia,  la-undress  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy,  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Healy  Julian  Mrs.,  widow,  groceries  and  liquors,  905 

Eighteenth 
Healy  Kate  Miss,  bookbinder,  r.  218  Van  Ness  Av 
Healy  Liician  B.,  civil  engineer   and   surveyor,  106 

Leidesdorfif,  room  3,  r.  Santa  Cruz 
Healy  Matilda  Miss,  weaver  S.F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  107  Hayes 
Healy  Michael,  r.  412  Page 
Healy  Michael,  cook,  r.  608  Ivy  Av 
Healy  Michael  F.,  painter,  r.  412  Page 
Healy  Patrick,  r.  605  Broadway 

Healy  Patrick',  boatbuilder,   r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Healy    Patrick,     general    business    agency,    405 

Kearny,  rooms  14-15 
Healy   Patrick,    shoemaker,    r.  cor   Fourteenth  and 

Guerrero 
Healy  Patrick,  soap  peddler,  r.  12  Converse 
Healy  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  561  >^  Minna 
Healy  Patrick  J.,  engineer  Pac.   Glue   Factory,  r.  Ss 

Fifteenth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Healy  Peter  P.,  salesman   J.  J.   O'Brien   &   Co.,  r.  SE 

cor  Pine  and  Mason 
Healy  P.  J.,  porter  Superior  Court,  Depts  0  and  7 
Healy  Robert,  clerk  Thomas  A.  Graham,  r.  418  Hayes 
Healy  Susan,  widow,  r.  337  Jessie 
Healy  Timothy  J.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  532  Bush,  r. 

2729  Bryant 
Healy  Warren,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  4  Warren  PI 
8£?"Healy.     See  Healey  and  Haley 
H«aney  Anne  Miss,  r.  .^H  Minna 
Heaney  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  SW  cor  Golden  Gate  Av 

and  Broderick 
Heaney  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  W  s Twenty-fifth,  bet  Bryant 

and  Columbia 
Heaney  John  (Kane  &  Heaney)  r.  514  Minna 
Heauey  John,  blacksmith,  r.  313  Green 
Heaney  John,  policeman,  r.  313  Green 
Heaney  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  536  Third 
Heaney  John,  with  Fallon  &  Buckley  r.  238  Kearny 
Heaney   John  P.,   apothecary  Wakelee   &   Co.,  r.   205 

Hyde 
Heaney  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  309  Folsom 
Heauey  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  20  Hunt 
Heaney  Mary,  widow,  V)akery,  801  Stockton 
Heaney  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  20.">  Hyde 
Heaney  Miclinel,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  514  Minna 
Heaney  Thomas  H.,  carpenter,  r.  SW  cor  Golden  Gate 

Av  ami  Broderick 
Heaney  William  P.,  jeweler  David  W.  Laird,  r.  205 

Hyde 


ffyHeaney.     See  Haney,  Heeney  and  Heney 

Heaphy  Mary  A.,  domestic  611  Hyde 

Heaphy  William,  boottreer,  r.  21  Telegraph  PI 

Heard  Frederick,  millwright,  r.  Adams  House 

Heard  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Leavenworth 

B£?~Heard.     See  Herde,  Hird  and  Hurd 

Heare  P.  O.,  gardener,  r.  346  Fourth 

Hearly  Francis,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

Oaklaud 
Hearn  David  F.,  r.  129  Ciara,  rear 
Hearn  Hannah,  widow,  r.  .59  Clementina 
Hearn  Jbhn.  carrier  Morning  Call,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty- 
fifth  and    Valencia 
Hearn  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Hearn  Maria,  widow,  r.  San  Jose  Av,  bet  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Twenty-third 
Hearn  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  129  Clara,  rear 
Hearn  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  3038  J$  JSixteenth 
Hearn  William   T.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  r.   SE   cor 

Twenty-fifth  and  Valencia 
Hearne  Lawrence,  salesman    O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co., 

r.  G09  Post 
fl£?"Hearne.     See  Hern  and  Heron 
Hearon  Peter  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  24  Ritch 
Hearst  George,  capitalist,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Hearty  John  (Benrty  &  Guthrie)  r.  19  Ohio 
Hearty    &    Guthrie    (John    Hearty    and  William    L. 

Guthrie)  groceries  and  liquors,  213  Broadway 
Heath  Charles  K.,   mate   C.  P.   RR.   stmr  Transit,  r. 

Oakland 
Heath  Charles  R.,  receiving  clerk  American  Sugar 

Refinery,  r.  709  Geary 
Heath  C.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  147  Ninth 
Heath  E.  A.  Miss,  artist,  r.  Ill  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Heath  Edward  E.  H.,  porter,  r.  963  Mission 
Heath  Frederick  W.,  compositor,  r.  6  Howard  Court 
Heath,   Gallup  Si  Co.  (James  A.  Heath  and  James 

Gallup)  shipchandlers,  58  Clay 
Heath  Henry  C,  melter  Thomas  Price,  r.  54  Third 
Heath  James,  r.  16 hi  Folsom  Av 
Heath  James  A.  (Heath,  Gallup  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Heath  James  F.,  plumber,  r.  236  Minna 
Heath  John  A.,  barber,  2313^   Second,   r.  6  Howard 

Court 
Heath  John  H.,  clerk  J.  M.  Pike  &  Son,  r.  709  Geary 
Heath  Langhorn  W.,   clerk   Liverjiool   and  London 

and  Globe  Ins\irance  Co.,  r.  709  Geary 
Heath  Mary  Mr9.,r.  6  Howard  Court 
Heath  Mary  C.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  709  Geary 
Heath  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  709  Geary 
Heath  Monroe,  lettercarrler  Post  Office,  r.    147   Ninth 
Heath  Nathaniel,  mining,  35  Second,  r.    1309  Webster 
Heath  Patrick,   milkranch,   r.    SE   cor  Sullivan   and 

Jefierson,  B.  H. 
Heath  Richard  W.,  mining  secretary,  31 8  Pine 

rooms  16-17.  r.  2032  Scott 
Heath  Thomas  B.,  tailor,  r.  156  Natoma 
Heath  Thomas  J.,  butcher  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking,  r. 

680  Harrison 
Heath  Virginia  D.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  709  Geary 
Heath  William  R.,  clerk  Matthias  Gray,  r.  709  Geary 
B^  Heath.     See  Heeth 
Heathcote  Basil,  cashier  Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &   Co.,  r. 

814  Hyde 
Heathorne  Heniy,  gardener,  r.  1737  Mission 
Heatley  Andrew,   engifieer  J.    F.   Knox,  r.  828  Fre- 
mont 
Heatley  Edward  D.  (Dickson,  De  Wolf  &   Co.)    r.  SW 

cor  Kearny  and  Chestnut 
Heavey  Bernard  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  53  Everett 
Heavner  James  B.,  calker,  r.  13  Anthony 
Heazelton  George  B.,  journalists.  F.  Chronicle, r.  742 

Pine 
5ebb  Archie  Y.  (Corran  &  Hebb)  r.  628  Howard 
Hebbard  J.  C.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  402  Montgomery, 

room  17,  r.  103  Geary 
Heber  Frederick,  bartender  Vienna   Garden,    r.  12 

Harlan  PI 
Heber  William,  gunsmith,  631  Washington 
Hebert  Jean,  waiter,  r.  530  Stevenson 
Hehrank  Henry,  glassblower,  r.  3b  Freelon 
Helirauk  Jolianna,  widow,  r.  33  Freelon 
Hebrank  John,  glassblower,  r.  33  Freelon 
Hebrank  William,  glassblower,  r.  33  Freelon 
Hebrew  Benevolent  Society,   Isaiah  Cohn   secretary, 

NE  cor  Taylor  and  Post 
Hebrew  Observer  (weekly)  William  Saalburg  editor 

and  proprietor.  622  Clay 
Hebrew  Orphan  Asylum,  E  8  Devlsadero,  bet  Hayes 

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HEI 


Hebre>v  Tl»e  (weekly)  Philo  Jacoby  publisher,  612 
Commercial 

Hecht  Abraham  E.  (Hecht  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  1012 
Van  Ness  Av 

Hecht  Brotlierg  &  Co.  (Isaac,  Abraham  E.,  Louis 
Jr.,  Marcus  H.  and  Jacob  H.  Hecht)  manufac- 
turers and  wholesale  dealers  leather  and  findings 
and  boots  and  shoes,  25-27  Sausume 

Hecht  Emanuel  (Hecht  k  Zumstein)  r.  1517  Dupont, 
rear 

Hecht  Isaac  (Hecht  Brothers  &  Co.  and  Buckingham 
&  Hecht)  r.  1201  Van  Ness  Av 

Hecht  Jacob,  compositor  George  Spaulding  &  Co.,  r. 
E  s  Devisadero,  bet  Hayes  and  Grove 

Hecht  Jacob  H.  (Hecht  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  Boston, 
Mass. 

Hecht  Joseph  A.,  portrait  painter,  and  teacher  draw- 
ing, 115  Kearny,  r.  1007  O'Farrell 

Hecht  Louis  Jr.  (Hecht  Brothers  &  Co.  and  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht)  r.  Boston,  Mass. 

Hecht  Marcus  H.  (Hecht  Brothers*  Co.)  r.  1106  Van 
Ness  Av 

Hecht  Sigraund,  satchelmaker,  r.  926  Mission 

Hecht  Theresa,  domestic  517}^  Taylor 

Hecht  &  Zumstein  (Emanuel  Hecht  and  John  Zum- 
stein) cofifee  saloon,  540  California 

Hechtle  John,  teamster,  r.  NE  cor  Tennessee  and 
Butte 

Hecker  Jacob,  painter,  r.  11  Moray  Alley 

Heckley  Simeon,  lumber  dealer,  r.  2503  Sacramento 

Heckman  Henry,  cook,  r.  63  Shipley 

Heckman  Thomas,  r.  1078  Howard 

Heckmann  Frederick,  turner  and  carver,  r.  500  Shot- 
well 

Heckmann  Herman  H.,  produce  commission  mer- 
chant, 400  Davis,  r.  2134)4  O'Farrell 

Heckmann  Mary,  widow,  r.  N  8  California  Av,  bet 
Mission  and  Howard 

Hecox  Benjamin  F.,  steward  TJ.  S.  Marine  Hospital,  r. 
317  Third 

Hecox  George  W.,  r.  110)4  McAllister 

{^"Hecox.     See  Hickox 

Hedberg  Charles  S. ,  blacksmith,  r.  324  Vallejo 

Hedbloom  H.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Heddericb  Charles  H.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  932  Natoma 

ayHedderich.     See  Hedrich 

Hedemann  William  (Mangels  &  Hedemann)  r.  SW  cor 
Railroad  and  Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Hederich  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  518  Merchant,  r. 
1112  Filbert 

Hedge  Charlotte  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  759  Market 

Hedgecoxe  Maggie  Miss.  r.  1050  Golden  Gate  At 

Hedger  Howard  A.,  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Scott  and 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Hedges  Benjamin  F.,  freight  clerk  J.  D.  Spreckels  & 
Bros.,  r.  817  Howard 

Hedges  Charles  H.,  memorandum  clerk  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 
Lick  House 

Hedges  Elizabeth,  fancy  goods,  1530  Powell 

Hedges  George  M.,  bookkeeper  Scofield  &  Tevi8,r.l530 
Powell 

Hedges  George  W.  (Hedges  &  Dillenburg)  r.  1316 
Columbia 

Hedges  Joseph  W.,  machinist  William  Deacon,  r.  151 
Shipley 

Hedges  Stephen  H.,  salesman,  r.  323  Dupont 

Hedge,s  &  Dillenburg  (George  W.  Hedges  and  Michael 
Dillenburg)  machinists  and  engineers,  32  Fre- 
mont 

Hedinger  Julius,  seaman,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 

Hedley  James,  Ironmolder,  r.  10  Stanford 

Hedley  John,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Stanford 

Hedley  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Stanford 

B^Hedley.     See  Headley 

Hedman  Alberlina,  laundress,  1105  Taylor 

Hedrich  John  L.,  shoemaker,  r.  261  Minna 

1^'Hedrich.    See  Hederich 

Hedriugton  Jeffrey,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Diamond,  bet  Sev- 
enteenth and  ElKhteenth 

Hedstrom  J.  Bernard,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  MilU 

Heeder  Cecilia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  455  Tehama 

Het'der  John,  liquor  saloon.  325  Bush,  r.  455  Tehama 

Heegaard  Charles,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Heelan  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  30  Twenty-second 

Huely  M.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  958  Mission 

Heemans  J.,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 

Heenan  Edward  J.,  carpenter,  r.  30  Twenty-second 

Heenau  Ellen,  domestic  125  O'Farrell 

Heenan  John,  bootblack,  r.  Bonanza  House 

Heenan  John,  clerk,  r.  1008  Buchanan 


Heenan  John  C,  butcher,  r.  405  Folsom 
Heenan  Kate,  widow,  r.  1008  Buchanan 
Heenan  Margaret,  seamstress,  r.  1008  Buchanan 
Heenau  Mary,  seamstress,  r.  1008  Buchannan 
Heeney  Charles  patternmaker,  r.  228  Brannan 
Heeney  James,  molder  Pac.  Stove  and  Iron  Works 
Heeney  James,  teamster  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  228  Brannan 
Heeney  James  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  228  Brannan 
Heeney  Michael,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  514  Minna 
Heeney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  27  Willows  Av 
Heeney  Thomas  F.,  assistant  engineer  P.   C.  83.  An- 

con,  r.  545  Second 
B^'Heeuey.     See  Haney,  Heaney  and  Heney 
Heense  Charles  L.,  barber,  26)4  Turk 
Heep  Philip,  cook,  r.  0  O'Farrell  Alley 
Heer  Arnold,  waiter  Cliff  House 
Heer  Barbara,  laundress  A.  Ber8on,r.  429  Sutter 
Heerdiuk  John  (Heerdink  &  Co.)  r.  429  Valencia 
Heerdink  John  W.,   law   student    Hastings'  Law  Col- 
lege, r.  429  Valencia 
Heerdink  &  Co.  (John  Heerdink)  mnfrs  tobacco,  429- 

431  Valencia 
Heerdt  Peter,  hog  butcher,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Heesch  John,  liquor  saloon,  403  Drumm 
Heeth  Albert,  tailor,  423  East,  r.  70  Everett 
Heeth  Charles,  clerk  Contra  Costa  Laimdry  Assn,  r.  70 

Everett 
Heeth  Herman  W.,  clerk  F.  W.  &  D.  Barkhaua,  r.  70 

Everett 
sy  Heeth.     See  Heath 

Hefer  John  A.,  wood  and  coal,  715  Harrison 
Heffern  Hugh,  dishwasher  Bar  Assn,  r.  16  Lily  Av 
Heffernan  Henry  T.,  shoecutter,  r.  305  Filbert 
Heffernan  James,  tailor,  r.  114  Fell 
Heffernan  Johanna,  chambermaid  6'20  Folsom 
Heffernan  John,  boatman,  r.  810  Battery 
Heffernan  John,  tailor,  r.  114  Fell 
Heffernan  John  F.,  cutter  Meyer  &  Walker,  r.  114  Fell 
Heffernan  Mary,  domestic  2128  California 
Heffernan  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  223  Sansome,  r.  713 

Guerrero 
Heffernan  Michael,  tailor,  r.  340  Tehama 
Heffernan  Michael  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  114  Fell 
Heffernan  Owen,  clerk,  r.  305  Filbert 
Heffernan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  305  Filbert 
Heffrou  Mary,  domestic  307  Van  Ness  Av 
Heffron  Patrick,  r.  714  Folsom 
Heffron  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr 

Courtlaud  Av,  South  S.  F. 
B^Heffrou.     See  Heyfron 
Hefti  — ,  bookkeeper,  r.  New  Helvetia  House 
Hefti  Balthazar,  shipping  agent,  506  Battery,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hefti  John,  barber,  709  Davis,  r.   SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Front 
Hegan  Catherine,  groceries  and  liquors,  329  Eighth 
Hegarty  John,  cakemaker  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead  Works,  r. 

30  Welsh 
B^"Hegarty.     See  Hagerty,  Haggarty  and  Heagerty 
Hegeler  H.  F.  (John  H.  Mentz  &  Co.)  r.  133  Twelfth 
Hegeman  F.,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Hegerly  Anton,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 
Hegestrom  Albert,  seaman,  r.  66  Oregon 
Heggei-ty  Charles  J.,  clerk  Clunie  h   Knight,  r.  Busa 

House 
Heglan  John,  seaman,  r.  206  ^iteuart 
Hegler  John,  teamster,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Hegler  John  H.  (John  H.  Hegler  &  Co.)  r.  222  Haight 
Heeler  Jolin   H.   &  Co.    (John   H.  Hegler)    com- 
mission merchants,  305-307  Clay 
Hegner  Edward,  confectioner,  r.  309  Third 
Hehmanu  Frank,  driver  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Hehnecker  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
Heibach    Anule    Mrs.,    dress   and    cloakmaker,    755 

Howard 
Heibach  George,   wheelwright  John   Wharff,   r.   765 

Howard 
Heibner  Emlle,  cabinetmaker,  r.  317  Minna 
Heick  Christian,  boots  and  shoes,  608  Fourth 
Helck  William,  druggist,  SE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and 

Polk 
Eeidekamp  Conrad,  laborer,  r.  1017  Battery 
Heidemann  Minnie,  domestic  119  Jones 
Heidenreich  Samuel  B.,  r.  45  Minna 
Heider  Charles,  baker,  r.  418  O'Farrell 
Heider  Christopher  (Heider  &  Co.)  r.  623  Ash  Av 
Heider  Frank,  tinsmith,  r.  7  Newell 
Heider  Louis,  liquor  saloon,  7  Taylor 


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Heider  &  Co.  (Christopher  Helder  and  John  Klefert, 

barbers,  310  Bush 
Heidmann  Henry  J.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Spear  and 

Folsom 
Heidmann   Bichard,   bartender  Henry  Heidmann,  r. 

SW  cor  Spear  and  Folsum 
Heldorn  Hermann,   winekeeper  Lachman   &  Jacobi, 

r.  337  Bryant 
Heidtmiller  Ferdinand,  blacksmith,  r.  421  Bush 
HeidtmiUer  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  4'21  Bush 
Heldnska  Ferdinand,  jeweler  Levison   Bros.,  r.  1415 

Mason 
Heil  Constantine,  bartender,  r.  4  Hardie  PI 
Heilbron   Adolph    (Poly,   Heilbron   &   Co.)    r.  Sacra- 
mento City 
Heilbron  August    (Poly,   Heilbron  &  Co.)   r.   Sacra- 
mento City 
Heilbron  Theodore  /.,  engineer,  r.  3047  Sixteenth 
Heilbronuer  August  (M.  Wunsch  &  Co.)  r.  '217  Po^ 
HeilbroViiier  Max  (Kissinger  S  Co.)  r.  101  Dupont 
Heilbrun  Maurice,  clerk  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  416  Posf 
Heilbrun  Samuel  (Held  Brothers  k  Co.)  r.  309  Powell 
Heilfronn  Julius,  barber,  341  Hayes 
Heilman  August,  treasurer  Polish  Soc,  r.  1235  Market 
Hellmann  Henry,  soapmaker,  r.  708  Branuan 
Heilmann  James  H.,  speculator,  r.  708  Brannan 
Heilmann  John,  teamster,  r.  708  Brannan 
Heilmfinn  P.  C.  A.,  r.  421  Stevenson 
Heilmann  Richard  W.,  foreman   Pioneer  Soap  Co.,  r. 

708  Brannan 
Heim   Adam,   packer  Feigenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  211  Chat- 
tanooga 
Eeim  Adam,  woolsorter,  r.  278  Tehama 
Heim   Brothers  (John   O.,  Johannes  and  Jacob)  milk 

ranch,  Eighteenth  Av,  bet  F  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Heim  Franz  (Helm  &  Orth)  r.  24  Oak 
Heim  Jacob  (Heim   Brothers)  r.   Eighteenth  Av,  bet 

Fand  G,  South  S.F. 
Heim  Johannes  (Heim  Brothers)  r.  Eighteenth  Av,  bet 

F  and  G,  South  S.  F. 
Helm  John  G.  (Heim  Brothers)  r.  Eighteenth  Av,  bet 

F  and  G,  South  S.  F. 
Heim  Martin,  maltster  Bach  &  Lux,  r.  3'28  Guerrero 
Heim  Oscar,  clerk,  r.  38  Welsh 
Heim  Philip,  clerk,  r..306  Greenwich 
Heim  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  306  Greenwich 
Heim  &  Orth  (Franz  Heim  and  Peter  Orth)  boots  and 

shoes,  121  Dupout 
Helman  Albert  L.  (Heiman  Brothers)  r.   315  Leaven- 
worth 
Helman  August,  bookbinder,  r.  417  Mason 
Heiman  Brothers  (Albert  L.   and   Joseph)    clothiers, 

1028-1030  Market 
Heiman  Israel,  tailor,  r.  036  Green 
Heiman  Joseph    (Heiman  Brothers)    r.   315  Leaven- 
worth 
Heiman  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  1417  Mason,  rear 
Heiman  William,  clerk  George  R.  Starr  &   Co.,  r.  42 

Jackson 
Heimann  Jonas,  laborer,  r.  3  Myrtle  Av 
8^'Helmann.     See  Heyman  and  Hyman 
Heimbruch  Fred. ,  clerk  Thannbauser  &   Co.,  r.   405 

Powell 
Heimburg  Emil,  clerk,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Heimburg  Eva  W.,  widow   (Mrs.  E.    W.   Heimburg  & 

Co.)  r.  218  Paciflo 
Heimburg  E.   'W.  Mrs.    <Sc  Co.    (Mrs.   Eva  W. 
Heimburg)    proprietors    Chicago   Hotel,    218-222 
Pacific 
Heimburg  Louis,  bartender  W.  Leege  &   Co.,  r.  505 

Greenwich 
Helmburger  E.,  musician,  r.  227  Geary 
Heimeriks  Henry  W.,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hcimrath  Joseph,  furrier,  r.  571  Stevenson 
Helms  Paulina,  widow,  ladies  nurse,  r.  974  Folsom 
Heimuller  Balthaser,  baker,  r.  220  Pacilic 
Hein  B.,  cigarmaker,  r.  108  jj  Turk 
Hein  Caroline,  cook  906  O'Farrell 
Hein  Crissle  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  213  Dupont 
Hein  John,  bookkeeper  George  K.  Porter,  r.  126  Fifth 
Hein  John,  laborer,  r.  Ws  Fillmore,  bet  Lombard  and 

Greenwich 
Hein  Otto,  barber,  r.  921  H  Post 
Heincke  Edward,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Heine  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  1411  J«  Stockton 
Heine  Samuel,  butcher,  r.  S  s  Seventh  Av.  bet  L  and 

M,  South  8.  F. 
Heine  William,  clerk  John  Verdenhalven,  r.   8W  cor 

Harrison  and  Sixth  . 

Heine  William  F.,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 


Helneberg  Bendix,  hides  and  leather.  303  Battery,  r. 

837  McAllister 
Helneberg  Frieda  Miss,  r.  338  Golden  Gate  Av 
Helneberg  Joseph,  salesman,  r.  338  Golden  Gate  Av 
Heiueberg  Laura  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  338  Golden  Gate  Av 
Heineberg  K.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  338  Golden  Gate  Av 
Heinecke  F.  Albert,  watchmaker,  r.  .■>34  Howard 
Heinecke  Julius,  conk,  r.  1711  Market,  rear 
uyHeiuecke.     See  Heincke  and  Heinicke 
Heineman  Abraham,  clerk  Heinemau  k  Stern,  r.  908 

Larkln 
Heineman  Bertha  Miss,  saleslady  E.  Mansbach  &  Co., 

r.  1213  Bush 
Heineman  Elias  (Heineman  k  Stern)  r.  908  Larkln 
Heinemau  Ernst,  clerk,  r.  700  Front 
Heineman  G.  M.,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Heinemau  Harry  M.,  mnfr  neckties,  35  Sutter,  r.  1613 

Bush 
Heineman  Henry  S.    (Thaten  k  Heineman)    r.    1213 

Bush,  rear 
Heineman  Joseph,  salesman  Pac.  Jewelry  Co.,  r.  1213 

Bush 
Heineman  Leon,  plumber,  r.  1213  Bush 
Heineman  Minnie,  widow,  r.  1613  Bush 
Heineman  &  Stern  (Elias  Heineman  and  Moses  Stern) 

sausage  factory,  908 J'^  Larkin 
Heinemann  Adolph,  cook  Ahlborn  House 
Heinemaun  Louis,  restaurant,  513  Valencia 
te^Heinemann.   See  Heineman,  Helnimann  and  Hey- 

nemaun 
Heiner  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  229  First 
Heinicke  William,  cooper,  r.  735  Braunan 
iK^Heinicke.     See  Heincke  and  Heinecke 
Heinimanu  John  M.,  physician,  office  32  O'Farrell,  r. 

120  Fourteenth 
Heinimanu  Michael,   physician,   office  802  Montgom- 
ery, r.  120  Fourteenth 
Heininger  C.  H.  k  Co.  (Charles  H.  Heiuiuger)   impor- 
ters and    mnfrs    smokers"  articles   and  walking 
canes,  609  Sacramento 
Heininger  Charles  H.  (C.  H.  Heininger  &  Co.)  r.  609 

Sacramento 
Heininger  Jacob,  confectioner,  r.  609  Sacramento 
Heinke  Bruno,  compositor,  r.  Overland  House 
Eeiulen  Goethe  A.,  attorney  at  law,  629  Kearny ,rooms 

4-5,  r.  409  Mason 
Heine  .Jacob,  sausage  peddler,  r.  128  Shipley 
Heino  Julius,  dental  student,  r.  128  Shipley 
Heinrich  Agnes,  domestic  1118  Sutter 
Heinrich  Annie,  widow,  r.  231  Clara 
Heinrich  Peter,  brewer,  r.  519  Franklin 
Heinrich  Robert,  zlncographer   M.   Schmidt  &  Co.,  r. 

2613  Sacramento 
Heinrich  Rudolf,  agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry,    13 

Taylor 
Heinrichs  Joseph,  cook,  r.  742  Fourth 
Helnrlcks  E.,  master  mariner,  r   North  Pacific  Hotel 
Heins   Alexander,   bookkeeper  Herman  Royer,  r.  746 

Mission 
Heins  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  florist,  103  Stockton 
Heins  Emil,  cooper,  r.  305  Filbert 
Heins  .T.   D.   <&   Co.    (John   D.  Heins  and  Henry 
Minderman)  groceries  and   liquors,  NW  cor  Fre- 
mont and  i'olsom 
Heins  John  D.  (J.  D.  Heins  &  Co.l  r.  248  Fremont 
Heins  Joseph,  millhand,r.  533  Sacramento 
Heins  Louis  R.,   station  baggagemaster  S.  P.  RR.,  r. 

SE  cor  Third  and  Brannan 
Heins  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NEcor  Larkin 

and  Union 
a^"Heins.     See  Heinz,  Hinds,  Hines  and  Hynes 
Heiushaw  H.  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Helusman  Henry,  painter,  r.  1216  Pacific 
Heiusohn  Hermauu,  bookkeeper  South  8.  F.  Packing 

Co.,  r.  1011  Howard 
Heiutz  Charles  J.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Heintz  Jacob  (Heintz  &  Bock)  r.  735  Branuan 
Heintz  Jii    flock    (Jacob   Heintz   and  John  Bock) 

proprietors  Harmony  Hotel,  735  Branuan 
Heintze  August,  upholsterer Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg  Ce., 

r.  Oakland 
Heintze  Gustave,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Heintzmann  Christiau,  cabinetmaker,  r.  562  Brannan 
Heinz  Charles,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor   Bryant  and  Eighth 
Heluz   Christopher,  bartender  John  J.   Heinz,  r.  407 

Pacific 
Heinz  Conrad  (Hagermeyer  &  Heinz)  r.  Lombard,  bet 

Powell  and  Mason 
Heinz  Conrad,  expressman,  r.  6.'i8  Pacific 


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Heinz  Henry,  hairdresser,  50332   East,  r.  1300  Kearny 

Heinz  Jacob  (Himmelmaun  &  Heinz)  r.  1827  Union 

Heinz  Jacob,  barber,  r.  638  Pacific 

Heinz  Jacob,  poster  Wbeaton  &  Luhrs,  r.  15  Valpa- 
raiso 

Heinz  John  J.,  proptr  Sacramento  Hotel,  407  Pacific, 
and  liquor  saloon,  1315  Stockton 

Heinz  Martin,- cook,  44  Clementina 

Heinz  Philip,  foreman  Engelbrecht,  Fox  &  Co.,  r.  445 
Jessie 

8^  Heinz.     See  Heins,  Hinds,  Hines  and  Hynes 

Heinze  Charles  A.,  butcher,  4  Mission  Market,  r.  229 
Sixteenth,  bet  Blission  and  Howard 

Heinze  Frederick  C,  shoemaker,  211  Chattanooga 

Heinze  Louis,  glassblower,  635  California,  r.  606  Cali- 
fornia 

Heinzelmaun  A.  C,  cook,  r.  4  Scheerer  PI 

Heinzeu  J.,  S.  F.  Musical  Fund  Soc.NEcor  Sutter 
and  Kearny 

Heise  Charles  Ed.  (Charles  Ed.  Heise  &  Co.)  r.  2516 
Pacific  Av 

Heise  diaries  Ed.  &  Co.  (Charles  Ed.  Heise  and 
C.  Hohwiesner)  ship  and  Custom  House  brokers, 
510  Battery 

Heisel  Charles  C,  teamster,  r.  St.  George's  Hotel 

Heisel  Marie,  domestic  15  Essex 

Heisenbuttel  Johanna,  widow,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet 
Shasta  and  Sierra 

Heisig  Charles,  helper  Joshua  Hendy,r.  410  Clementina 

Heigler  Peter,  r.  444  Branuan  • 

Heisner  Emil,  ironm')lder,  r.  603  Powell 

Heissenberg  Conrad,  shooting  gallery,  631  VaUejo 

Helssner  Margaret  E.,  widow,  r.  258  Tehama. 

Heitman  August,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Heitman  Christian  (Heitman  &  Bunger)  r.  1000 
Bush 

Heitman  Nicholas,  fireman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8  Eddy, 
bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Heitman  &  Bunker  (Christian  Heitman  and 
Christian  Bunger)  groceries  and  liquors,  1000  Bush 

Heitmann  Alwine,  liquor  saloon,  530  Pacific 

Heitmann  Fritz,  machinehand  Andrew  Frei,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Heitmann  Hermann,  tailor,  r.  1511  Mason 

Heitmann  Hermann  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 
cor  Eighteenth  and  Valencia 

Heitmann  John  F.,  porter,  r.  307  Fulton 

Heitmann  John  H.,  salesman  J.  Wisluzil,  r.  6  Jane  PI 

Heitmann  Nicholas,  drayman  N.  Van  Bergen  &  Co.,  r. 
307  Fulton 

Heitmann  William,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  K, 
South  S.  F. 

Heitmuller  Henry,  bakeries,  492  Eighth,  1216  Polk 
and  1602  Geary,  r.  492  Eighth 

Heitshu  Samuel  (Redingtou  it  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Heitz  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  520  Sixth 

Heitzeberg  George  H.,  clerk  Eathjeu  &  Co.,  r.  418 
Larkin 

Heizman  John,  watchmaker,  408  Commercial,  r.  302 
Fell 

Helb  Jacob,  foreman  Engelbrecht,  Fox  &  Co.,  r.  57 
Natoma 

Helberg  Henry,  clerk  John  B.  Mersing,  r.  1200Fol8om 

Helbing  August  (Greenebaum,  Helbing  &  Co.)  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Helblng  Dora,  domestic  1411  Post 

Helbing  Louis,  plumber,  and  proptr  Starlight  Water 
Works,  r.  2  Hayward 

Helbing  William  F.,  machinist  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r.  2 
Hayward 

Helbok  Samuel,  bookbinder,  r.  Franklin  Hotel 

Helbush  Frank  H. .teamster,  r.  SE  cor  Utah  and  Center 

Helbu.sli  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Polk  and  Clay 

Helbush  Jacob,  saloonkeeper,  r.  1219  Steiner 

Held  Adolph,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  306)4  Third 

Held  Annie,  tailoress,  r.  1403  Powell 

Held  Beruhard  (Held  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  925  Geary 

Held  Brotlierg  <Si  Co.  (Bernhard  Held  and  Sam- 
uel Heilbrun)  importers  and  wholesale  dealers 
millinery  and  fancy  goods,  512-514  Market  and  IS- 
IS Sutter 

Held  George,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 

Held  George  K.,  musician,  r.  2558  Greenwich 
Held  Gustav  (Held  &  Miller)  r.  768  Howard 

Held  Henry,  barber  John  B.  Bell,  r.  NE  cor  Eleventh 

and  Howard 
Held  John,  merchant,  r.  1320  Eddy 
Held  Mary  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  1403  Powell 
Held  Simon,  with  Held  &  Co.,  r.  1333  Pine 


Held  &  Co.  (Simon  Held  executor)  wholesale  millin- 
ery, 624  Market 

Held  &  Miller  (Gustav  Held  and  Otto  F.  Miller)  liquor 
saloon,  105-107  Dupont 

Helen  Joseph  R.,  clerk  C.  V.  S.  Gibbs,  r.  929  Capp 

Heley  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1321  Larkin 

Heley  Michael,  driver  George  Mayer,  r.  G  Church 
Lane 

Helgoth  Henry,  plasterer,  r.  130  Ninth 

Heling  Rudolph,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  337  Main 

Helion  James,  waiter,  r.  21  Fulton,  rear 

Helke  Adolph  (C.  Helke  »t  Son)  r.  309  Third 

Helke  C.  &  Son  (Charles  and  Adolph)  saddlery  and 
harness,  617  Mission 

Helke  Charles  (C.  Helke  &  Son;  r.  309  Third 

Helke  William  L.,  druggist,  r.  309  Third 

Helland  F.,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 
Tokio 

Hellbeck  Charles,  machinist  Golden  State  aftd  Miners' 
Iron  Works,  r.  301  Ivy  Av 

Hellbeck  Josephine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  301  Ivy  Av 

Hellberg  Hem-y.  bartender  William  Stecker,  r.  NWcor 
Folsom  and  Eighth 

Heller  Bridget,  domestic  460  Clementina 

Heller  Charles,  clerk  Charles  M.  Volkman,  r.  609  Pine 

Heller  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s  Gunnison  Av,  nr 
Precita.Pl,  B.  H. 

Heller  Charles  L.  (Falkenstein  &  Co.)  r.  Lubec,  Ger- 
many 

Heller  David,  assistant  bookkeeper Rosenbaum  &  Co., 
r.  227  Golden  Gate  Av 

Heller  Emanuel  L.  (Sachs,  Heller  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 

Heller  Emanuel  M.,  salesman  M.  Heller  &  Bros.,  r. 
1803  Octavia 

Heller  Fannie  Miss,  actress,  r.  127  Fourth 

Heller  Fred.,  seaman,  r.  531  East 

Heller  George,  shoemaker,  307  Minna 

Heller  Isadora,  capitalist,  r.  711  Bush 

Heller  Jane  Mrs. ,  mnf  r  ladies'  underwear,  315  Dupont, 
r.  711  Jiubh 

Heller  Jonas  (M.  Heller  &  Brothers)  r.  New  York 

Heller  Joseph,  traveling  agent,  r.  850  Market 

Heller  31.  cte  BrotUers  (Martin,  Moses  and  Jonas) 
importers  and  jobbers  drygoods.  112-114  Sansome 

Heller  Martin  (M.  Heller  &  Brothers)  und  presi- 
dent Odd  Fellows'  Savings  Bank,  r.  1803  Octavia 

Heller  Moses  (M.  Heller  &  Brothers)  r.  119  Jones 

Heller  Moses  Jr. ,  salesman  M.  Heller  &  Bros. ,  r.  1803 
Octavia 

Heller  Samuel  W.  (Sachs,  Heller  &  Co.)  r.  Palace 
Hotel 

Helling  Peter,  tailor,  r.  253  Clementina 

Hellkessel  John  P.,  boilermaker  Cal.  Boiler  Works,  r. 
64  First 

Hellman,  Haas  &  Co.,  wholesale  groceries  (Lob  Ange- 
les, Cal.)  office  100-102  California 

Hellman  Henry  J.  Mrs.,  r.  8  Willow 

Hellman  Max  (Rosenbaum  &  Co.)  r.  417  Mason 

Hellniaiin  Bi'otliers  «S(  Co.  (Richard  and  Horace 
G.  Hellmann)  commission  merchants,  ahd  agents 
Hamburg  Board  of  Underwriters,  Union  Bank  of 
Australia,  and  National  Bank  of  Australasia,  525 
Front 

Hellmann  Horace  G.  (Hellmann  Brothers  &  Oo.)  r. 
London 

Hellmann  Paul,  r.  2219  Mason 

Hellmann  Richard  (Hellmann  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  1808 
Gough 

1^"  Hellmann.     See  Hellman  and  Helman 

Hellmers  Herman  (Kerr  &  Helmers)  r.  371  Minna 

Helluer  Morris,  laborer  Potrero  Station  S.F.  Gas  Light 
Co.  • 

Hell.strommer  Carl  H.  (C.  H.  Hellstrommer  k  Co.)r.  12 
Washington 

Hellstrommer  C.  H.  &  Co.  (Carl  H.  Hellstrommer  and 
Mrs.  Louisa  Rosenmuller)  boarding,  12  Washing- 
ton 

Hellwagen  George,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  26 
Turk 

HELLWEGEN    HENRY    A. 

portrait  artist,  studio  and   r.  108  Tay- 
lor 

Hellwig  Christian,  buckskin  tannery,  S  s  Twenty- 
sixth,  bet  Howard  and  Capp,  r.  131  Twenty-sixth 
Hellwig  Frederick,  bakery,  110  Dupont 
Hellwig  John,  soupmaker,  r.  634  Seventeenth 
^elm  C.  W.,  law  student  G.irber,  Thornton  &  Bishop, 

r.  203  Taylor 
Helm  George,  r.  827  Greenwich 


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Helm  George  Jr.,  wool  sorter  and  grader,  r.  827  Green- 
wich 
Helm  Harvey  H.,  clerk  C.  Temple  Emmet,  r.  203  Tay- 
lor 
Helm  J.H.,  miner,  r.  203  Taylor 
Helm  William  J.,  bricklayer,  r.  117  MaBon 
Helmau   Henry  H.,  bookkeeper  Lazard  Freres,  r.  225 

Geary 
Eelman  Jacob,  r.  225  Geary 

Helman  William  M.,  office  309  California,  room  14 
IS"  Helmau.     See  Hellmau  and  Hellmann 
Helmcke  Andrew,  chicken  ranch,  W  s  Idaho,  nr  Cort- 
land Av,  B.  H. 
Helmcke  John,  salesman   Moller  &  Mautz,  r.  New  At- 
lantic Hotel 
Helmer  Bridget  F.,  widow,  r.  136  Feru  Av 
Helmer  Hermann,  clerk,  r.  371  Minna 
Helmer  John,  ship  carpenter,  r.  732  Union 
Helmer  William,  clerk  Atkins  Massey,  r.  Oakland 
Helmers  Nils  S.,  teacher  music,  r.  025  Greenwich 
Helmken  John  T.  (Helmkeu  &  Lackeman)  r.  1223  Clay 
Helmlcen    «S(   liuckeinun    (J.   T.   Helmken    and 
Charles   Lackeman)    importers   and  dealers  hard- 
ware, 51C  Kearny 
Helmquist  Charles  A.,  tailor,  r.  2004  Powell 
Helmrich  Oscar  (Helmrich  &  Hansen)  r.  2110  Broad- 
way 
Heliuricb  &  Hauseii  (Oscar  Helmrich  and  Eman- 
uel  Hansen)  exchange   and  bullion   brokers,  421 
California 
Helms   Henry  W.,  groceries  find  liquors,  1910  Market, 

r.  23^  liose  Av 
Helms  John,  cook  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  SW  cor  Fit- 

teenth  and  Noe 
Helms  John  E.  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Stevenson 
Helms  John  F.,  confectionery,  354  Fourth 
Helmstrom  R.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Helmutli  William,  manufacturer  cigars,  606  Jack- 
son, r.  518  Valencia 
Helpe  George,  r.  12  Washington 
Helsing  J.  Jonas,  janitor  Industrial  School,  r.  127 

Jackson 
Helverson  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Helverson  John,  cabinetmaker  Eugene  Hoey,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Helvetia    Hotel,    Steiner  &  Gamma  proprietors, 

431-433  Pine 
Helvetia  Marine  Insurance  Co.  of  St.  Gall, 

Harry  W.  Syz  general  agent,  420-422  California 
Helvetia  S'ivitis  Fire   Insurance   Co.    of  St. 
Gall,  Harry  W.  Syz  general  agent,  420-422  Cali- 
fornia 
Helvorsen  John,  seaman  schr  Ellen  Adelia,  r.  7  Com- 
mercial 
Hely  John  R.,  bookkeeper  James  F.  While,  r.  2217 

Octavia 
Hemburtti  Hans,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hemenway  George  W.,  carpenter,  and  lamplighter 

8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  2118  Jones 
Hemenway  Melville  D.,  machinist,  r.  32  Fourth 
■^  Hemenway.     See  Hemmenway  and  Hemingway 
Hemings  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  2  Caroline  PI 
Hemingway  James,   broompeddler,    r.   cor    Twenty- 
eighth  and  Harrison 
Hemingway  John,  proptr  West  Coast  Broom  Factory, 

NE  cor  Gunnison  Av  and  Twenty-eighth 
Hemingway  William,  carriagepainter,  r.  1  Eddy  PI 
1^  Hemingway.     See  Hemmenway  and  Hemenway 
Hemme  August,  oflSce  404  Montgomery,  r.  1922  Frank- 
lin 
Hemme  Henry,  baker,  r.  8  Antonia 
Hemme  Louis,  bakery,  restaurant  and  confection- 
ery, 27  Kearny,  r.  921  Geary 
Hemmelberg  Henry,  bakery,  NE  cor  Fourteenth  Av 

and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Hemmeliyann  Richard,  waiter,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
Hemmenway  Albert  L.  G.,  clerk  W.  S.  Pierce,  r.  318 

Fern  Av 
Hemmenway  Catherine  V.,  widow,  r.  318  Fern  Av 
10"  Hemmenway.     See  Hemenway  and  Hemingway 
Hemmer  Henry  J.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  (i35  Kearny, 

r.  212  Prospect  PI 
Hemmiugson  Jens,  cooper,  r.  7.">8  Bryant 
HemmiiigBou  R.  P,,  kiu«horcman,  r.  2014  J(i  Dupont 
Heinpel  Herrmann  E.,  groceries  and   liquors,  NW  cor 

Scott  and  Sacramento 
Hempel  Louis,  waiter,  r.  411  Pacific 
Hemphill  John  Rev.,  pastor  Calvary  Presbyterian 
Church,  r.  1239  Pine 


Hemphill    Joseph    Rev.,  pastor  New    Presbyterian 

Church,  r.  1239  Pine 
Hemphill  William  N.,  engineer  G.  R.  Lucy  &  Co.,  r. 

1209  Folsnm 
Hemstreet  Albert  D.,  driver  City   RR.,  r.  1717)4  Mis- 
sion 
Hemstreet  Charles  L.,  salesman  M-.  J.  Flavin,  r.  403 

Stevenson 
Hemsworth   Michael,   first  officer   S.  P.  C.  RR.   stmr 

Bay  City,  r.  747  Howard 
Henarie  Daniel  V.  B.  (E.  Martin  &  Co.)  r.  934  Pine 
Henary  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Tehama  and 

Second 
Henchy  Lawrence,  carpenter,  r.  Lafayette  House 
Hencke  Herman  (Von  Ronu  &  Hencke  Brothers)  r.  2223 

California 
Hencke  William  (Von  Ronn  &  Hencke  Brothers)  r. 1008 

Vallejo 
m^  Hencke.     See  Henke 
Hencken  Brothers  (John   and   Martin)  liquor  safoon, 

1.54  Third 
Hencken  Charles  (Roberts  &  Hencken)  r.  1308 )<;  Polk 
Hencken  John  (Hencken  Brothers)  r.  83 >4  Everett 
Hencken  Martin,  clerk  Golly  &  Uhl,  r.  1525  J^  Dupont 
Hencken  Martin  (Hencken  Brothers)  r.  210  Minna 
Hencken   Martin    (Henry   Brickwedel   &   Co.)    r.  633 

Minna 
Hencken  Martin  (Miiller  &  Co.)  r.  NW  cor  Hyde  and 

Green 
Henckes  Nicholas,  saloonkeeper,  r.  25  Stockton  PI 
Henckin  Annie  M.,  widow,  r.  C07  Nineteenth 
Hendee  M.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  electrician,  r.  865J<j  Mar- 
ket 

Henderson ,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

422  Fremont 
Henderson  A.  J., saloon,  224  Montgomery,  r.  419  O'Far- 

rell,  rear 
Henderson  Alexander  B.,  managing  editor  Morning 

Call,  r.  1900  Powell 
Henderson  Alexander  H.,  laundry,  614  Ellis,  r.  616  El- 
lis, rear 
Henderson  Alfred  G.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  900  Powell 
Henderson  Alice  Miss,  cook  1713  Larkin 
Henderson  Charles,  clerk   auditor  S.   P.  RR.,  r.  1917 

Jessie 
Henderson  Charles  F.   (Henderson  &  Hook)  r.  1903 

Bush 
Henderson  David  L.,  clerk  G.  G.  Burnett,  327  Mont- 
gomery 
Henderson  David  M.,  bookkeeper  Sather  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land * 
Henderson  Dicie  J.  Miss,  r.  2633  Mission 
Henderson  Duncan  (Henderson  &  Thompson)  r.  2633 

Mission 
Henderson  Frank,  r.  Florence  House 
Henderson  Frank  W.,  tinner,  r.  17  Fourth 
Henderson  George  L.,  clerk  secretary's  office  Presidio 

RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Henderson  Henry,  boilermaker,  r.  124  Clinton 
Henderson  H.  M.,  r.  542  Bryant 

Henderson  Isabella  L.,  widow,  r.  9  Henrietta  Square 
Henderson  J.  A.,  driver  William  Trost,  r.  12  Ash  Av 
Henderson  James,  blacksmith,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Henderson  James,  longshoreman,  r.  804  Third 
Henderson  James,   signpainter,   647  Mission,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Henderson  James,  superintendent  Odd  Fellows' 
Cemetery,  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Parker  and 
First  Avs 
Henderson    James    L.,    machinist,    r.    9    Henrietta 

Square 
Henderson  James  S.,  gardener,  r.  NW  cor  Nineteenth 

and  Noe 
Henderson  James  W.,  carpenter,  r.  44  Dorland 
Henderson  J.  Frederick,  salesman  Joseph  Figel,  r. 

810  Mission 
Henderson  J.  H.,  r.  704  Pine 
Henderson  John,  r.  1137  Ellis 

Henderson  John  (Barry,  Balrd  &  Co.)  r.  1312  Hyde 
Henderson  John,  driver  William  Trost,  r.  2441  Cali- 
fornia 
Henderson  John,  instrumentmaker    Cal.  Electrical 

Works,  r.  1808  Powell 
Henderson  John,  laborer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Henderson  John,  printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  West 

Oakland 
Henderson  John  Jr.,  wood  and  coal,  117  O'Farrell,  r. 

1137  Ellis 
Henderson  John  M.,  clerk,  r.  333  O'Farrell 


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Henderson  John  W.,r.  542  Bryant 

Henderson  Mary  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  654  Folsom 

Henderson  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  73'2  Folsom 

Henderson  Mary,  widow,  r.  821  Point  Lobes  Av 

Henderson   Mary  J.   Miss,   teacher   Ewing    Primary 

School,  r.  12  Ash  Av 
Henderson  Matthew  A.,  physician,  r.  706  Lombard 
Hendi;r8on  Neil,  porter  North  Point  Warehouse,  r.  12 

Ash  Av 
Henderson  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  1  Laskie 
Henderson  Kobert,  molder,  r.  1005  Folsom 
Henderson  Roy  M.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  9  Henri- 
etta Square 
Henderson  Samuel,  r.  224  Fourth 
Henderson  Samuel  L.,  clerk  Albert   H.   Bower,  r.  500 

Valencia 
Henderson  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  2633  Mission 
Henderson  Thomas,  rigger,  r.  1414  Kearny,  rear 
Henderson  Thomas  D.,  janitor  Halleck  Block,  r.  320 

Sansome 
Henderson  Thomas  H.,   secretary  Renton   Coal 

Co.,  22  Sacramento,  r.  Oakland 
Henderson  Wallace  B.,   bookkeeper,   r.  9  Henrietta 

Square 
Henderson  Walter  H.  (E.  Petibeau  &  Co.)  r.  12  Polk 
Henderson  William,  captain  schr  Wild  Gazelle,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Henderson  William,  carpenter,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Henderson  William,  cook.  r.  636  Commercial 
Henderson  William,  local  agent  Union  Insurance  Co., 

r.  1014  Powell 
Henderson  William  E.,  carpenter  Odd  Fellows'  Cem- 
etery, r.  15  Johnson  Av 
Henderson  William  P.,  r.  1409  Buchanan 
Henderson  &  Hook  (Charles  F.  Henderson  and  Clar- 
ence E.  Hook)  groceries,  1903  Bush 
Henderson  &  Thompson  (Duncan  Henderson  and  John 

D.  Thompson)  wagonmakers,  3009  Mission 
Henderycks  Edwin  S.,  porter  W.  W.  Montague  &  Co., 

r.  23  Minna,  rear 
Hendley  Aaron  0.  (Heywood  h  Hendley)  r.  19  Pros- 
pect PI 
Hendley  George  W.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

r.  417  Post 
Hendlick  Joseph,  dishwasher,  r.  742  Fourth 
Hendren  James  R.,  r.  5  Tay 
Hendrick  Hattie,  -widow,  r.  1159  Mission 
Hendrick  Henry,  cigarmaker,  r.  36  Alabama 
Hendrick  Herman,  cabinetmaker,  r.  932  Natoma 
Hendrick  Jolm,  gardener,  r.  814  Montgomery 
Hendrick  Matilda,  widow,  r.  1159  Mission 
Hendricks  E.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  101 

Grove 
Hendricks  Edward,  captain  schr  Joseph  Russ 
Hendricks  Frank,  watchman,  r.  311  Pacific 
Hendricks  Franz,  carpenter,  r.  1134  Union 
Hendricks  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Califor- 
nia 
Hendricks  Liberty  S.,  brassfinisher,  r.  420  Shipley 
Hendricks  P.  S.,  laborer,  r.  361  Minna 
Hendricks  Robert,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 
l^~  Hendricks.    See  Henricks,  Henrichs  and    Hen- 
riques 

Hendrickson ,  stevedore  George  Whitney 

Hendrickson  Charles,  cooper,  r.  405  Spear 
Hendrickson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Hendrickson  Chiistopher,  laborer,  r.  751}^  Folsom 
Hendrickson  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  805  Brannan 
Hendrickson  Henry,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  641 

Valencia 
Hendrickson   Henry,  deckhand  tug  boat  Rabboni,  r. 

640  Natoma 
Hendrickson  Theodore,  cabinetmaker  Kragen  &  Geist, 

r.  16  Oak  Grove  Av 
O^Hendrickson.     See   Henrichsen,    Henriksen  and 

Hjnrichsen 
Hendry  Charles  J.  (Coffin  &  Hendry)  r.  430  Ellis 
Hendry  Frank  J.,  barber,  r.  117  Natoma 
Hendry  James,  boilermaker,  r.  117  Natoma 
Hendry  Lucy  A.  Miss,  pressfeeder  M.  Schmidt  &  Co., 

r.  117  Natoma 
Hendry  Luther  C,  caumaker,  r.  117  Natoma 
Hendry  Maggie  Miss,  assistant  Washington  Gr.immar 

School,  r.  314  Brannan 
Hendry  Margaret,  widow,  r.  314  Brannan 
Hendry  Murray,  clerk  Adolph  J.  Kahn,  r.  314  Bran- 
nan 
Hendry  Rebecca  Mrs.,  agent  Salicylica  medicines,  30 

Geary 
Hendry  William,  laborer,.r.  207  Fifteenth 


Hendy  George  G.,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  113 

Fifth 
Hendv  Georgie  Miss,  bookkeeper  Newman  &  Freud, 

r. 1921  Stockton 
Hendy  James  (Hendy  &  Cross)  r.  1921  Stockton 
Hendy  Jane,  widow,  r.  113  Fifth 

Hendy  John  H., draftsman  Joshua  Hendy, r.  113  Fifth 
Hendy  Joshua,  manufacturer  and  dealer  quartz 

mill  machinery,  patent  ore  feeder  and  concentra- 
tor, NE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont,  r.  113  Fifth 
Hendy  Sallie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1921  Stockton 
Hendy   Samuel  J.,  with  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  23  Clinton 

Park 
Hendy   &   Cross    (James  Hendy  and  Richard  Cross) 

draymen,  122  Market 
K^'Hendy.     See  Heudee 

Heuey  Daniel,  mattressmaker,  r.  515  5^  Franklin 
Heney  Frank  J.,  r.  621  Fell 
Heney   Libbey   S.  Miss,  assistant  Turk   St.  Primary 

School,  r.  621  Fill 
Heney  Mark,  teamster,  r.  515 J<J  Franklin 
Heney  Mark  A.,  shipping  clerk  West  Coast  Furniture 

Co.,  r.  515M  Franklin 
Heney  Patrick,  foreman  Black  Diamond  Coal  Mining 

Co.,  r.  27  Willow  Av 
Heney  Richard  (William  J.  Heney  k  Co.)  r.  621  Fell 
Heney  Richard, compositor,  r.  515M  Franklin 
Heney  Richard  Jr.,  r.  225  Page 
Heney  Sarah  Miss,  upholsterer,  r.  515J-^  Franklin 
Heney   William   J.  (William  J.  Heney  &  Co.)  r.  1614 

lurk 
Heney  W^illiam  J.  &  Co.  (William  J.  and  Richard 

Heney)  furniture,  carpets,  upholstery,  etc.,  12-16 

Ellis 
l3S"Heney.     See  Haney,  Heaney  and  Heeney 
Henicke  Hans,  r.  321  Pacific 
Henicke  Sophia,  widow,  r.  2207  Pine 
Henig  Adolph,  driver  Peter  Koppen,  r.  248  Borland 
Henig  Emil,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Henke  Charles,  musicau,  r.  753  Howard 
Henke  Charles  H.  (Henke  &  Warmbold)  r.   920   Jack 

son 
Henke   &   Warmbold    (Charles  H.   Henke  and   B.   F. 

Warmbold)  groceries,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Jackson 
8^"Henke.     See  Hencke 

Henkel  Andrew  M.,  clerk  Le  Count  Bros.,  r.  165  Ninth 
Henkel  Edward,  tailor,  r.  431  Dupont 
Henkel  Frederick  H.,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Henkel  William,  dairyman,  r.  1533  Howard 
Henkel  William,  liquor   saloon,    SW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Drumm,  r.  502  Washington 
Henken  Margaret,  varieties,  1502  Folsom 
Uenkenius  Julius  C,  draftsman  U.  S.   Surveyor-Gen- 
eral's Office,  r.  2212  Bush 
Henkler  Crist.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Henley  James  B.,   manager  Berkeley   Ferry,  r.   West 

Berkeley 
Henlock  D.  F.,  clerk  S.  P.  C  RR.,  r.  Palace  Hot^l 
Henly  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  44  Sixth 
Henly  John  Mrs.  (Manchester  &  Henly)  r.  44  Sixth 
8^~  Henly.     See  Hanley 
Henn  Augusta,  widow,  r.  2502  Clay 
Henn  John  H.,  collector  Guardian  Assurance  Co.,  406 

California,  r.  Oakland 
Henn  Julius,  bartender  The  Fountain 
Henn  Theodore  E.,  machinist  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r. 

2502  Clay 
Henn  William  (Henn  &  Landgraf)  r.  931  Natoma 
Henn  William  Otto,  clerk  Cabrera,   Roma  &  Co.,   r. 

2931  Clay 
Henn  &  Landgraf  (William  Henn  and  John  Landgraf) 

restaurant,  3  First 
Hennacka  Henrv,  bartender,  r.  cor  Moss  and  Folsom 
Henne  Henry  (Henne  &  Kruft)  r.  1607  Dupont 
Henne  John,  liquor  saloon,  1607  Polk,  r.  1605  Polk 
Henne  William,   foreman   Sol.  Wangenheim  &  Co.,  r. 

1213  York 
Henne  &  Kraft  (Henry  Henne  and  Joseph  Kruft) 

liquor  saloon,  53G  California 
Henneberry  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  718   Greenwich,   rear 
Hecneberry  John  T.,  r.  030  Ellis 

Henneberry  Martin,  ironmolder,  r.  11  Oak  Grove  Av 
Henneberry  Michael,  special  policeman,  r.  630  Ellis 
Henneberry    Thomas,    foreman    Architectural    Iron 

Works,  r.  Oakland 
Henneberry  William,  machinist,  r.  7  Decatur 
Henneberry  William,  policeman,  r.  29  Erie 
Henncckcr  Nicholas,   porter  N.    Van  Bergen  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Henneger  Aiigust,  cook,  r.  258  Clementina,  rear 


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Henneke  Marv.  domestic  724  Geary 
Ueunes  Christian, rattan  and  willow  worker,1108  Mar- 
ket, r.  95y  Market 
Hennessey  A.,  coalpasser  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Hennessey  Catherine,  widow,  r.  724  Laguna 
Hennessey  D.,  carpenter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hennessey  Edward, cooper  Cutting  Packing  Co.,r.  762 

Howard 
Hennessey  Ellen  M.,  domeBtic  1508  Larkin 
Hennessey  George,  butcher,  r.  724  Laguna 
Henne^^sey  Harry,  purser  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Hennessey  James,  paperhanjter,  r.  317  Linden  Av 
Hennessey  James,  porter  A.  C.  Nichols   &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  r.  S  8  Lombard,  bet  Baker 

and  Lyon 
Hennessey  John  A.,  r.  1418 Turk 
Hennessey  Kate,  domestic  929  Sutter 
Hennessey  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,   505   Sixth,  r.  507 

Sixth 
Hennessey  Thomas,  tannery.  Tenth  Av,  bet  P.  and  Q, 
South  S.  F.,  r.   Twelfth   Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South 
S.  F. 
Hennessey  William,  clerk,  r.  2727  Bush 
Hennessey  William,  salesman  W.    &  J.   Sloane  k  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Hennessey  William  D.,  cabinet  maker,  r.  20M  Fifth 
Hennessy  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  10  .Antonio    • 
Hennessy  Bruce,  clerk  Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co., 

r.  17.59  Howard 
Hennessy  David,   clerk   The     Daily  Report,   r.   1129 

Folsom 
Hennessy  Dennis    (Quinn   &   Hennessy)    r.  1020  Mis- 
sion 
Hennessy  Dennis,  tailor,  142  Second,  r.  172)^  Clemen- 
tina 
Hennessy  Edward,  stone  cutter,  r.  10  Antonio 
Hennessy  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  147  Third 
Hennessy  Ellen  Miss,  r.  540  Ellis 
Hennessy  Francis  P.,   superintendent    Golden    Gate 

Park.  r.  Park  Lodge 
Hennessy  James,  salesman,  r.  1759  Howard 
Hennessy  James,  varuislier,  r.  7J4  Freelon 
Hennessy  James  H.,  plasterer,   r.   E  s  Treai   Av,  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hennessy  John  B.,  blacksmith  S.  P.  RE.,  r.  525  Shot- 
well 
Hennessy  John  F.,  foreman  The  Daily  Report,  r.  1129 

Folsom 
Hennessy  Lizzie  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.  236  Ji  Sixth 
Hennessy  .\I.,  laborer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Hennessy  Margaret,  domestic  900  Van  Ness  Av 
Hennessy  Martin,  marble  polisher,  r.   SE   cor  Central 

Av  and  Bush 
Hennessy  Mary  Miss,  r.  8  Walnut  Av 
Hennessy  Michael,  cooper,  r,  108  Clinton 
Hennessy  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  212  Broadway 
Hennessy  Michael,  teamster,  r.  56  Natoma 
Hennessy  Patrick,  expressman,   NW  cor    Bush    and, 

Saubome.  r.  33  Hayes 
Hennessy  Patrick,   hostler  Market   St.    RR..  r.  132J^ 

Oak 
Hennessy  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  2649  Bush 
Hennessy  Philip,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra 

and  Shasta 
Hennessy  Richard,  real  estate,  r.  1505  Clay 
Hennessy  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  37 >i;  Freelon 
Hennessy  William,  molder.  r.  1934!^  Mission 
Hennet  Louis,  machinist,  r.  607  !<;  Minna,  rear 
Henney  William,  tailor  Lawrence  Kelly,  r.  8i0  Haigbt 
Hennig  John  G.,  laundry,  N  s  Chestnut,  bet  Broderick 

and  Baker 
Hennig  Otto  E.,  teacher  music,  r.  1006  Market 
Helming  Annie  M.,  widow,  r.  430  Shipley 
Henning  !■  rederick,  cooper  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead  Works, 

r.  721  L<mibard 
Henning  Howard  H..  machinist  George  0.   Shreve  k 

Co.,  r.  534  Hush 
Henning  John,  tanner,   r.   8E  cor  Eighth  Av  and  M, 

South  8.  F. 
Henning  M.  A.,  delivery  clerk  C.  P.   RR.  Co's  Wharf, 

r.  Oakland 
Henning  Otto,  cooper  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead  Works,  r.  721 

Lombard 
Henning  William,  porter,  r.  1133  Union 
Henniuger  Gottfried,  collector,  r.  14  Folsom  Av 
Henning-i  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  2  Caroline  PI 
Henningseu  Hans,  cigars  and   tobacco,  842  Market,  r. 

30i  O'Farrell 
Henningsen  Jans  P.,  laborer,  r.  21  Decatur 


Hennon  Kate,  domestic  2200  California 
Henquinet  Peter  J.,  bootfitter,  r.  4  Virginia  PI 
Henrehau  John,  silverplater,  r.  23  Hawthorne 
Heurehan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Bonanza  House 
Henrich   Joseph,  malister   U.   S.   Brewery,  r.  NE  cor 

McAllister  and  Franklin 
Henrich  Peter,  foreman  U.  S.  Brewery,  r.  NE  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Franklin  i. 
Henrichs  Christ.  H.,  cigarpaoker  H.PIagemann&  Co., 

r.  36  Alabama,  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Henrichs  Henry  G.,  blacksmith,  r.  1003  Mason 
Henrichs  William,  stock  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  Toklaa  & 

Co.,  r.  1603  Mason 
BS?"  Henrichs.     See  Heuricks,  Henriques  and  Hen- 
dricks 
Henrichson  Theodore,  cabinetmaker  Kragen  k  Geist, 

r.  16  Oak  Grove  Av 
Henrici  Augusta  L.,  widow,  r.  1234  Pine 
Heuricks  Hiram   W.,   with   Pac.  Electric  Co.,   r.  330 

Sutter 
Heuricks  Julius,  teacher  music,  r.  233  O'Farrell 
Henricksen  C.  F.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Henrieksen  Henry,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 
Henricksen  Olaus,  seaman,  r.  1405  Montgomery 
Heuriksen  Benjamin  A.,  capitalist,  r.  328  Kearny 
Henrikseu  Johan,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 
^^"Henriksen.     See    Heudrickson,    Henrichson   and 

Hinrichsen 
HenriouUe  Gregoire,  liquor  saloon,   NE  cor  Seventh 

and  Minna,  r.  lOM  Rausch 
HenriouUe  Louis,  gardener  John   Parrott,  620  Folsom 
Henriques  .Anne,  widow,  r.  1608  Mason 
Henriques  David,  member  Pac.  Stock  Exchange 
Henriques   George  W.,  porter  79  Nevada  Block,  r.  1608 

Mason 
Henriques  Thomas  I.,  labarer,  r.  1608  Mason 
B^  Henriques.     See  Heuricks  and  Henrichs 
Henrix  Edward,  master  mariner,  r.  215  Seventeenth 
Heurotte  Narclsse,  laborer,  r.  115  Virginia 

Henry ,  bootblack,  521  Geary 

Henry  .\dolpQ,  cigarmnker,  r.  231  Clara 

Henry  Augustus  K.,  compositor,  r.  1709  Stockton, rear 

Henry  Benjamin  F.,  secondhand  furniture,  129  Third 

Henry  Cecilia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  409  Sutter 

Henry  Charles,  r.  230  O'Farrell,  rear 

Henry  Charles,  seaman  schr  Sacramento 

Henry  Charles  A.,  real  estate  agent,  436   Montgomery, 

r.  1158  Howard 
Henry  Clementina,  widow,  r.  409  Sutter 
Henry  Cornelius  E.,  r.  The  luglewood 
Henry  Edward,  engineer   Magdalen  Asylum  . 
Henry  Emanuel,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Henry  Emil,  machinist,  r.  1112  Kearny 
Hem  y  Eugene,  barber,  r.  1106  Kearny 
Henry  Frederick,  machinehand  W.  A.  Meeker,  r.   520 

Stevenson 
Henry  lieorge,  bruahmaker  Figer  Brothers,  r.  NW  cor 

Thirty-first  and  Mission 
Heury  George  A.,expressman,NE  cor  Kearny  and  Cali- 
fornia, r.  605  California 
Henry  George  J.  (D.  M.  Hosmer  &  Co.)    r.  2113  Brod- 
erick 
Heury  George  S.,  r.  226  Stockton 
Henry  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  313  Kearny 
Heury  Isaac,  blacksmith,  r.  127  Wildey 
Henry  Isabella,  widow,  r.  22  Frederick 
Henry  James  T.,  waiter,  r.  10!^  Taylor 
Heury  John,  broommaker.r.  W  s  Mission,  nr  Randall 
Henry  John,  nursi-  Home  for  the  Care  of  Inebriates 
Henry  John  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Henry  John  W.,  painter,  r.  1621  Poweil 
Henry  Joseph, boots  and  shoes,  909  Larkin 
Henry  Joseph,    wood    and   coal.   NE-  cor  Front  and 

Green,  r.  1115  Steiner 
Henry  Joseph  H.,  student  Heald's  Business  College, 

r.  The  Inghwood 
Henry  Josie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  NW  cor   Noe   and 

Twenty-third 
Henry  Levi  J.,  Commissioner  of  Insanity,  oflfice,  new 
City  Hall  basement,   and   physician,  office  and  r. 
NW  cor  Mission  and  Eleventh 
Henry  Lewis  M.  Jr.,  clerk  W.  J.  Callingham  k  Co.,   r. 

514  Taylor 
Henry  Lillie  Miss,  retoucher,  r.  331  Fair  Oaks 
Hinry  Lizzie  A.  Mrs.,  stewardess  stmr  Pilot 
Henry  Lorenzo  A.,  pressman  George  Spaulding  &  Co., 

r.  51 4  Taylor 
Henry  Lucy,  widow,  r.  1542  Howard 
Henry  Margaret,  widow,  r.  446  Natoma 
Henry  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  8  Hunt 


fALMT,  MAPLE,  CHSRRY 


JOHN  WICiVlORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


HEN 


492 


HER 


Hem y  Michael,  fireman  C.  P.    RE.    stmr  Transit,  r- 

West  Oakland 
Henry  Michael,  seaman,  r.  112  Pacific 
Henry  Michael,  seaman,  r.  308  Pacific 
Henry  M.  J.,  fireman,  r.  621  Second 
Henrv  Murdock,  stableman  C.  J.  Hawley  &   Co.,   r.   32 

Bitch 
Henry  Neil,  ■whii:^aker,    r.  Twenty-eighth,  bet  Do- 
lores and  Church 
Henry  Robert,   boilermaker  Cal.  Boiler  Works,    r.  6 

Freelon 
Henry  Robert,  sashmaker  Jason  Springer  &  Co. 
Henry  Samuel,  furniture,  lOOtJ-1008  Howard 
Henry  Samuel,  mining  engineer,  r.  131  Fair  Oaks 
Henry  Samuel,  painter,  r.  16'2l  Powell 
Henry  Samuel  H.,  attorney  at   law,   708  Montgomery, 

r.  Alameda 
Henry  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  229  Twenty-eighth 
Henry  W.,  mechanic,  r.  139  Fourth 
Henry  Watson  H.,  enf,'ineer  stmr  Mary  Garratt,  r.  NW 

cor  Twenty-third  and  Noe 
Henry  William,  blacksmith,  r.  547  Second 
Henry  William,  hostler, r.  448}^  Third 
Henry  William,  laborer,  r.  207  Fifteenth 
Henry  William,  laborer,  r.  1213  York 
Henry  William,  painter,  r.  432  Seventh,  rear 
Henry  William,  toll  collector  Mission  Bay  Bridge  Co., 

r.  20  Pearl 
Henry  William,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  32  Second 
Henry  William  B.  (Sanford  &  Henry)  r.  Russ  House 
Henry  W.  Warner  (Felling  k  Henry)  r.  37  Second 
Henry    W.   Warner   Mrs.,    proptr    Webb    House,    37 

Second 
B^"Henry.     See  McHenry 
Hensche  Henry,  porter,  r.  1005  Howard 
Henschen   Catherine,  widow,  groceries   and    liquors, 

SE  cor  Ellis  and  Steiner 
Hensel  Conrad,  cook,  r.  631  Davis 
Hensel  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  506  Montgomery,  r. 

1419  Pacific 
Hensel  Henry,  capitalist,  r.  1232  Dupont 
Henshall  W.  H.,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  701  Stockton 
Henshaw   E.   T.,  bookkeeper  H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Henshaw  Joshua  S.,  r.  608  Pine 
Henshelwood  Thomas  E.  (Doane  &  Henshelwood)  r. 

2716  Sacramento 
Hensing  Otto,  cigar  dealer,  r.  1114  Pacific 
Hensler  Aruold,  proptr  Swiss  Brewery,  416  Dupont 
Hensler  Henry,  carpenter ,r.  cor  Mayflower  and  Stand- 

ish.  B.  H. 
Hensler  John,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Hensley   Charles   B.,  special  agent  E.  D.  Farnsworth 

&  Son,  r.  808  Leavenworth 
Hensley  Fred  C,  shipping  clerk   Arpad  Haraszthy  & 

Co.,  r.  221  Tehama 
Hensley   William  D.,  corporal  police,  r.  422   Green- 
wich 
Henson  John,  laborer   George  C.  Fowler 
Hensworth  James,  steamboatman,  r.  712  Howard 
Hent  Reuben   W.,   attorney   at  law,  605   Clay,  r.  129 

O'Farrell 
Hentricli    Le^vis,    packer,   wholesale    and    retail 
dealer  hams,  lard,  pork,   smoked   beef,  etc.,  513- 
515  Front,  r.  1012  Leavenworth 
Hentrich  Lewis  V.  B.,  clerk  L.  Hentrich,  r.  1012 Leav- 
enworth 
Hentz  Ang'iistug  H. ,  wines  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

McAllister  and  Hyde,  r.  211  Polk 
Hentz  George  C,  oyster  dealer,  r.  546  Minna 
Hentzel  Augustus  J.,  laborer,  r.  607^  Linden  Av 
Henzel  Conrad,  cook.  r.  631  Davis 
Henzel  George  L.,  electrician,  r.  1912  Steiner 
Heovlch  M.,  fisherman,  r.  15  Vallejo 
Hepburn  A.  Mortimer,  salesman  Cunningham,  Our- 

tiss  &  Welch,  r.  Oakland 
Hepburn   Andrew  M.,  workman   U.  S.   Mint,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hepburn  I.  R.  Miss,  r.  113  Stockton 
Hepburn  J.  L.  Mrs.,  r.  113  Stockton 
Hepburn  Rufus,  clerk  Albert  Man   &   Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hepburn  Ward  A.,  salesman   Sol.  Wangenheim  &  Oo., 

r.  Oakland 
Hepner  William,  longshoreman,  r.  4443^  Natoma 
Hepp  George,  boots  and  shoes,  1325  Dupont 
Heppner  John  O..  clerk  auditor  G.  P.  RR.,  r.  Oakland 
Hepworth  Susan   B.,   seamstress   Protestant   Orphan 

Asylum 
Hepworth  William  B.,  assistant  bookkeeper  George 
H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r.  911  Hyde 


Herald  Bernard,  molder,  r.  512  Mission 
Herald  Hugh,  machinist  William  Hawkins,  r.  Wash- 
ington Hotel 
Herau  Patrick,  messenger  Wells,   Fargo  &   Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  6  Bernard 
Herbei-  John,  proptr  Eureka  Hall,  527   Kearny,  r.  1007 

Stockton 
Herberger  Carl,  upholsterer,  r.  11  Langton 
Herberger  Charles  W.,  upholsterer,  r.  11  Langton 
Herbert  Adam,  peddler,  r.  424  Sansome 
Herbert  Catherine,  domestic  SE  cor  Howard  and  Fifth 
Herbert  Christopher,  steward  P.   C.  SS.  iJonita,  r.  116 

Seventh 
Herbert  Edward,  tailor,  908  Pine 
Herbert  Henry  V.,  agent   law  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  40,  r.  Alameda 
Herbert  John,  longshoreman,  r.  573  Howard 
Herbert  John,  plasterer,  r.  634  Natoma 
Herbert  Kate,  domestic  323  Geary 
Herbert  Maurice,  r.  261  Tehama 
Herbert  Richard  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  17  Stev- 

enscm,  r.  553  Howard 
Herbert  S.,  student  Heald's   Business   College,  r.  703 

Market 
Herbert  William,  messenger  American  District  Tele- 
graph Co.,  r.  108 }«  Powell 
Herbert  William  C.  (D.  Almon  &  Co.)  r.  Grand  Opera 

House,  room  17 
Herbst  Adolpb,  principal  South  Cosmopolitan  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  615  Jones 
Herbst  Henry,  machinist,  r.  318?^  Clementina 
Herbst  John,  salesman  Neubert  &  Turk,  r.  5  Mason 
Herbst  Justus,  watchmaker   and  jeweler,  134  Second 
Hercules  Powder  Works  (Pinole,  Contra  Costa 
Co.,  Cal.)  N.  G.  Kittle  president,  John  F.   Lohse 
secretary,  office  230  California 
Herd  John,  with  Eppinger  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Herdel  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  729  Halght 
Herdells  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  235  Langton 
Herdon  Annie  C.  Miss,  assistant  Fairmount  Primary 

School,  r.  534  Bush 
Herean  Patrick,  driver  N.   B.   and  M.  RR.,  r.  875  Fol- 

som 
Hereda  Edward,  polisher  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  210>j 

Thirteenth 
Herget  John,  locksmith,  r.  117  Bernard 
Herget  John  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  117  Bernard 
Hergens  Frederick,  papercarrier,  r.  204  Powell 
Heriug  Charles,  haruessmaker,  2212  Mission 
Hering  Philip,  speculator,  r.  1245  Mission 
Ht'iing  Theodore,  real   estate,  r.  310   Montgomery  Av 
B^Hering.     See  Herring 

Heringer  Henry  A.,  decorator,  r.  2760  Harrison 
Heringer  Rudolph  F.  (Heringer  &  Co.)  r.  1124  Mission 
Heringer  &  Co.  (Rudolph  F.  Heringer)  house  painters 

and  decorators,  1124  Mission 
Heringhi  Aaron,  clerk  Moses  J.  Frank,  r.  4  Hyde 
Heringhi   Bernard,   real   estate  and  stockbroker,  317 

Montgomery,  r.  4  Hyde 
Heringhi  Charles  S.,  clerk  Abraham  Franklin,  r.  i 

Hyde 
Heringhi  Edward,  stockbroker,  24  Safe  Deposit  Bldg, 

r.  4  Hyde 
Heringhi  Leopold,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  38  Sixth, 

r.  4  Hyde 
Heringhi  Louis,  clerk,  r.  4  Hyde 
Heringhi  Samuel,  stockbroker,   317  Montgomery,  r.  4 

Hyde 
Heriot,  Bigley  <S(  Co.  (James  K,   Heriot,  George 
Bigley   and   Donald    Ross)    produce  commission 
merchants,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Heriot  James  K.  (Heriot,  Bigley  &  Co.)  r.  2505  Sacra- 
mento 
Heriot  Mary,  widow,  r.  1318  Hyde 

•Heritage  John,  bookkeeper,  r.  Ns  Columbia,  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Valencia 
^Heritage  John  L.,  cooper,  r.  N  s   Columbia,  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Valencia 
Heritage  William  R.,  r.  N  8  Columbia,  bet  Guerrero 

and  Valencia 
Heritz  Hermann,  master  mariner,  r.  1039  Folsom 
Herlander  Otto,  cook  Presidio  Reservation 
Herlich  Moses,  peddler,  r.  424  Sansome 
Herlihy  Cornelius,  longshoreman,  r.  318  Beale 
Hcrlihy  Daniel,  bottler  Boca  Brewing  Co.,   r.  536)4 

Howard 
Herlihy  Daniel,  woolsorter,  r.  1133  Folsom 
Heilihy  Dennis  C,  bottler  Boca  Brewing  Co.,  r.  536 }< 

Howard 
Herlihy  D.  H.,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  BR. 


LOUIS  BR&VERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Bravcrman  «f;  Lievy 

I  19    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASniXO    <'.4I.L,FI>   FOR   AXn   »E1,IVERE». 

OFFICE,   64»   9IARHKT  STREET. 


HEK 


493 


HEE 


907 


(Murphy   &   Herlihy) 

Co.,  r.  536 J4 


Herlihy  Edmoiid   Mrs 

Battery 
Herlihv  Jeremiah,  bottler  Boca  Brewing 

Howard 

Herlihy  Jeremiah,  clerk,  r.  1421  Jackson 
Herlihy  John,  coalpasser,  r.  1316  Filbert 
Herlihy  John,  laborer,  r.  2(12  Columbia 
Herlihy  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter.  r.  1122  Filbert 
Herlihy  John,   upholsterer,    W  s   Twenty-fourth,  bet 

CaDp  and  Mission 
Herlihy-  John  Jr.,  plumber,  r.  1316  Filbert 
Herlihy  Kate,  widow,  r.  536}^  Howard 
Herlihy  Maurice,  cooper,  r.  il53  Folsom 
Herlihy  Patrick  H.,  first  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS. 

City  of  Sydney 
Herlihy  Richard,  wood  and  coal,  1204  Broadway 
Herling  Louis,  horseshoer,  r.  129  Chattanooga 
Herling  Louis  Jr.,  blacksmith  August  Vetter,  r.  129 

Chattanooga 
Herling  Wilhelm,  laborer,  r.  208  Perry 
Herlitz  Frederick,  ironmolder,  r.  219  First 
Herlitz  Hermann,  r.  1039  Folsom 
Herlitz  Robert,  solicitor,  r.  1906  Dupont 
Herman  Alexander,  clerk  M.   Herman,  r.  265^  Kearny 
Herman  Alfred,  jeweler  George   C.   Shrfeve  &  Co.,  r. 

1027  Pacific 
Herman  Andrew,  deckhand  stmr  Ellen,  r.  114  William 
Herman  Antone,  sawyer,  r.  421  Sansome 
Herman  Charles,   salesman   Adam   Koch,  r.  212  Hick- 
ory Av 
Herman  Hugh,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 
Herman  John,  coremaker  William  T.  Garratt,   r.    921 

Post 
Herman  John,  laborer,  r.  407  Tehama 
Herman  John,  paperruler  John  B.  Mclntyre,   r.    1009 

Powell 
Herman  Martin,  stockbroker,  339  Pine,  r.  209  Dupont 
Herman  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1014  Union 
Herman  Michael  H.,   clerk  J.   E.  McElrath,   r.   1014 

Union 
Herman  Rudolph,  propt  Harbor  View  Hotel,  N  s  Jef- 
ferson, bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
Herman  Samuel,  clerk  Newman  &  Levison,  r.  121  Oak 
Herman  William,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Herman  William,  oyster  dealer,  r.  20 M  Clara 
Hermanez  Emanuel,  waiter  Palace   Hotel   Restaurant 
Hermann  Abel,  cabinetmaker,  r,  620  Natoma 
Hermann  Albert,  clerk,  r.  1028  Market 
Hermann    Benjamin,    butcher,    5-6    Grand   Western 

Market,  r.  1217  Geary 
Hermann  Charles,  waiter  New  Washington  Hotel 
Hermann  F.,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 

Hermann  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  036  Commercial  ' 

Hermann  Henry,  butcher,  r.  967  Mission  ' 

Hermann  Isaac,  r.  1812  Fillmore  1 

Hermann  Jacob,  bookkeeper  A.  Ramon  &  Co.,  r.  116  I 
Shipley  ' 

Hermann  John,  r.  NW  cor  Clara  Av  and  Sixteenth         ] 
Hermann  Julius,  salesman,  r.  Milton  House 
Hermann  Levi,  cigars  and  tobacco,   242   Sixth,   r.  116 

Shipley 
Hermann    Ijucien,    mining  secretary,  220  San- 
some, rooms  4-6,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hermann  Marie,  domestic  1619  Bush 
Hermann  Marie,  widow,  r.  32  Rausch 
Hermann  Muses,  shoemaker,  r.  720  Octavia 
Hermann  Otto  W.,   shipjolner,  r.   E   s   Illinois,   bet 

Shasta  and  Napa 
Hermamn  Theodore  (Theodore  Hermann  &  Co.)  r.  630 

Washington 
Hcrmnnu  Theodore  &  Co.  (Theodore  Hermann)  birds, 

shells  and.curiosities,  6.30  Washington 
Hermann  Theresa  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  1812  Fillmore 
Hermann  Thomas,  tanner  C.  Hellwig,  r.  W  s  Potrero 

Av,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hermann  William,  hooker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
ff^Hermann.     See  Herman,  Herrman  and  Herrmann 
Hermanscn  Albert,  bartender,  r.  .■)39  Kearny 
Hermansfu  Edward,  cook,  r.  W  s   Bernal,   bet   .\rmy 

and  Twenty-seventh 
Herniansen  Herman  (Htrmansen,  Jorgensen   &   Co.) 

r.  .523  Pine 
Herniansen  H.  P.  N.,  waiter,  r.  153  Shipley 
Uermansen,  Jorgensen  <&  Co.    (Herman   Her- 
maneen    and    Hans    P.    Jorgensen)    proprietors 
Southern   Pacific    Restaurant,  N  s   Summer,  bet 
Kearny  and  Spring 
Hermansen  Martin,  porter  Bacon  &  Co..  r.  146  Tehama 
Hermelme  Justin  E.  Mrs.,  r.  2108  Pine 


Hermes  Rudolph  E.,  bookkeeper  Robert  Sheehy,  r. 

327 '«  Haight 
Hermida  Joseph,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California, 

r.  1212  Clay 
Hern  Daniel  R.,  laborer,  r.  9  Zoe 
Hern  Henry  C,  agent  Cal.  Powder  Co.,  r.  513c  Hayes 
Hern  John,  laborer  Philip  Cosgrove,  r.  33  Lafayette 
Hern  Mary  A.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  571  Howard 

Heme  ,  blacksmith,  r.  737  Howard 

B=?~Hern.     See  Hearn 

Hernau  Michael,  poultryman  F.  N.  Woods  &  Co.,  r. 
1014  Union 

Hernan  Michael  H.,  clerk  J.  E.  McElrath,  r.  1014 
Union 

Hernandez  Antonia,  widow,  r.  213  Stevenson,  rear 

Hernandez  John,  porter  Isaac  Lacher,  r.  4  Vallejo 

Hernandez  Josefa,  widow,  r.  25  PinkneyPl 

Hernandez  Juan,  tanner,  r.  4  Pollard  PI 

Hernberg  Peter,  nurse  German  Hospital 

Hernley  Pauline  Miss,  saleslady  Henry  A.  Hellwegen, 
r.  425  Sutter  * 

Hernon  Michael,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New 
York 

Herold  Broderick,  teacher  music,  r.  1716  Bush 

Herold  Brothers  (Charles  and  Matthias)  butchers,  704 
Battery 

Herold  Charles  (Herold  Brothers)  r.  1914  Powell 

Herold  Charles,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Herold  Conrad,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Zoe 
and  Welsh,  r.  21  Zoe 

Herold  Hugo,  salesman  Sherman,  Clay&  Co.,  r.  1716 
Bush 

Herold  Mathias  (Herold  Brothers)  r.  1914  Powell 

Herold  Oscar,  professor  music,  r.  1716  Bush 

Herold  Rudolph,  professor  music,  r.  1716  Bush 

Herold  Rudolph  Jr.,  with  Philip,  Speyer  &  Co..  r.  1718 
Post 

S^  Herold.    See  Harrold,  Harold  and  Herald 

Heron  James,  secretary  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, office  NE  cor  Sansome  and  Halleck,  r.  1318 
California 

Heron  John  D.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, r.  1009  Powell 

Heron  Maurice,  clerk,  r.  521  Bryant 

Heron  Michael,  teamster  Charles  A.  Farnum,  r.  Park 
Hotel 

Heron  Thomas,  pantryman  Pacific  Club 

&^  Heron.     See  Herron  and  Herrin 

Heroux  Edmund,  carpenter  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  N  s  Twenty- 
fourth,  bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 

Herr  James,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  328  Fre- 
mont 

Herr  Louis,  tailor,  r.  310  Montgomery  Av 

Herrera  Benita,  domestic  908  Broadway 

Herrera  Clotilile  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  123  Turk 

Herrera  Dolores,  widow,  r.  600  M  Minna 

Herrera  Francisco,  consul  general  Nicaragua, 
and  consul  Bolivia,  Ecuador,  Honduras  and 
United  States  of  Venezuela,  218  California,  r.  123 
Turk 

Herrera  Jesus  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  1413  Mason 

Herrera  Margarita,  widow,  r.  1413  Mason 

Herrera  Nicolasa,  dressmaker,  r.  510  Broadway,  rear 

Herrera  Juaua,  domestic  908  Broadway 

Herrgolt  Alexander  P.,  packer  Wangenheim,  Stern- 
heimfc  Co.,  r.  148  Minna 

Herrguth  August,  packer  Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co., 
r.  440  Ninth 

Herrguth  Joseph  B.,  framemaker,  r.  5  Jersey 

Herrguth  Samuel  F.,  polisher,  r.  5  Jersey 

Herrick  E.  D.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  Russ  House 

Herrick  Edward  M.,  wholesale  lumber  and  shipping 
commission,  and  agent  Port  Madison  Mills  (Puget 
Sound)  19  Steuart,  r.  Oakland 

Herrick  Eugene  H.,  painter,  106  Washington,  r.  Pros- 
pect Av,  bet  Lizzie  and  Eugenia 

Herrick  George  E.,  inspector  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r. 
1645'^  MLssion 

Herrick  U.  P.,  r.  324  Turk 

Herrick  Richard  C,  laborer,  r.  842  Clay 

Herrick  William  A.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Saviiigs  Union, 
r.  Oakland 

Herrick  William  F.,  accountant  Commercial  Insur- 
ance Co.  of  California,  r.  Oakland 

Herrier  Philip,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 

Herrin  Edward  N.,  salesman,  r.  102  Welsh 

Herrin  Julia,  widow,  r.  414  Fell 

Herrin  Patrick,  car  driver,  r.  151  Clara 

Herrin  William  F.,  attorney  at  law,  310  Pine,  r.  1712 
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Herrin  William  J.,  clerk  George  D.  Shadburne,   r. 

Oakland 
Herring  Charles  N.,  foundryman,  r.  248  Tehama,  rear 
Herring  C  V.,  carpenter  Pac.  Stove  and  Iron  Works 
Herring  David  T.,  clerk,  r.  33  Hoff  Av 
Herring  Henry  J.,  upholsterer,  r.  543  Minna 
Herring  John,  machinist,  r.  1  Helen  PI 
Herring  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Herring  Richard,  mnfr  furniture,  429-431   Fourth,  r. 

N  s  Preeita  Av,  nr  Bernal 
Herring  Richard  Jr.,  cabinetmaker  R.  Herring,  r.  N  s 

Preeita  Av,  nr  Bernal 
Herring  Tillman  R.,  salesman,  r.J  Helen  PI 
fi^"  Herring.     See  Herrin,  Hering,  Heron  and  Herron 
Herringer  John,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Herrington  George,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Herrity  James,  r.  324  Vallejo,  rear 
Herrlich  Augiist,  r.  348  Third 

Herrmann ,  waiter,  r.  6  Virginia  PI 

Herrmann  Andrew,  bookkeeper  Edward  Denny  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Herrmann  August,  proptr  Little  Palace  Hotel,  Fifth 

Av,  bet  A  and  B,  South  S.  F. 

HERRMAOT  0.  &  CO.  ,Conraa 
Heriiiiaiiu  and  Frank  Veen)  manufac- 
turers liats  and  caps,  and  dealers  Hat- 
ters' materials,  factory  17  Belden,  sales- 
rooms 336  Kearny 

Herrmann  Charles,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Beach,  bet  Brode- 
rick  and  Baker 

Herrmann  Charles  L.,  storekeeper  clothing  dept 
U.  S.  A.,  r.  1923  Jessie 

Herrmann  Christopher  M.,  driver  Philadelphia  Brew- 
ery, r.  100  Tehama 

Herrmann  Conrad  (C.  Herrmann  &  Co.)  r.  1514  Frank- 
lin 

Herrmann  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  1045  Howard 

Herrmann  George,  clerk  M.  Waterman  &  Co.,  r.  1500 
Larkin 

Herrmann  George,  paper  ruler  Althof  &  Bahls,  r.  633 
Natoma 

Herrmann  Hattie  Miss,  r.  Little  Palace  Hotel.  South 
S.  F. 

Herrmann  Henry,  salesman  C.  Herrmann  &  Co  r 
1514  Franklin 

Herrmann  Jacob,  cook,  r.  NW  cor  Lombard  and  Pow- 
ell 

Herrmann  James,  clerk  GeorgeF.  &  William  H.  Sharp 
r.  1.500  Larkin  ^' 

Herrmann  John,  candy  mnfr,  432  Shotwell 

Herrmann  Julius,  salesman  Roos  Bros.,  r.  156  Third 

Herrmann  Martin,  cook,  r.  561  Stevenson 

Herrmann  Melville  D..  bookkeeper  A.  B.  Elfelt&  Co 
r.  1812  Fillmore 

Herrmann  Michael,  cook,  r.  331  Minna 

Herrmann  Oscar,  with  Herrmann  &  Co.,  r.  1500  Lar- 
kin 

Herrmann  Sigismund  (Herrmann  &  Co.)  r.  1500  Lar- 
kin 

Herrmann  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  First  St.  House 

Herrmann  William,  teller  The  German  Savings  and 
Loan  Soc,  r.  1500  Larkin 

Herrmann  William  J.,  baker  E.  A.  Engelberg,  r.  616V; 
Filbert 

Herrmann  &  Co.  (Sigismund  Herrmann)  import- 
ers and  dealers  hops,  corks  and  brewers'  and 
liquor  dealers'  materials,  and  agents  South  Park 
Malt  House,  and  Alex.  Fries  &  Brother's  essential 
oils  and  essences,  313  Sacramento 

1^  Herrmann.    See  Herman,  Hermann  and  Herrman 

Harold  Hugh,  machinist,  r.  Washington  Hotel 

e^  Herrold.     See  Herold  and  Harrold 

Herron  David,  clerk  Sumner  C.  Blake,  r.  212  Kearny 

Herron  James,  painter,  r.  8  Johnson  Av 

Herron  James  D.,  painter,  r.  1134  Broadway 

Herron  John,  r.  125  Bartlett 

8®"  Herron.     See  Heron  and  Herrin 

Herrwood  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  815  Mission 

Hersey  Columbia  S.,  machinist  Joshua  Heudv  r  30 
Liberty  ' ' 

Hersey  Frederick  H..  clerk  S.  Foster  it  Co     r   813 

Twentieth 
Hersey  George,  bartender,  r.  423  Greenwich 
Herspring  Joseph,  proptr  New  York  Jewelry  Co     35 

Sutter,  r.  1331  Leavenworth  ' 

Hert  Caroline,  cook.  1827  Clay 
Hertel  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  72'.l  Haiglit 
Hertel  George  F.  A.,  clerk  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  1420 

Howard 


Hertel  Herman  R.,  stock  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r. 

2018  Geary 
Hertel  Rudolph,  merchant,  r.  2018  Geary 
Hertenstein  August,  cabinetmaker,  r.  12}<s  Bluxome 
Hertford  William  E.,  bookkeeper  McAfee  Bros.,  r.  611 

Post 
Hertrich  Victor,  butcher,  r.  418  Octavia 
Hertweck  Charles  F.,  upholsterer,   903  Larkin,  r.  818 

Geary 
Hertz  Adolph,  cabinetmaker,  r.  562  Brannan 
Hertz  Herman,  hide  and  leather  dealer,  106  Commer- 
cial, r.  1227  Mission 
Hertz  Herman,  laborer,  r.  Ws  Channel,  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
Hertz  Jacob  (L.  &  J.  Hertz)  r.  1318  Fillmore 
Hertz  L.  &  J.  (Louis  and  Jacob)  butchers,  5-6  Centre 

Market 
Hertz  Louis  (L.  &  J.  Hertz)  r.  1830  O'Farrell 
Hertz  Louis,  clothing,  427  Pacific 
Hertz  Louis  Jr.,  clerk  L.  k  J.  Hertz,  r.  1227  Mission 
Hertz  Moses,  r.  1318  Fillmore 
Hertz  Otto,  woodturner,  r.  562  Brannan 
Hertz  Peter,  laborer,  r.  K,  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh  Avs, 

South  S.  F. 
Hertz  W.,  butcher,  r.  Bonanza  House 
Herve  E.  F.  Mrs.,  r.  214  Francisco,  rear 
Hervey  C.  B.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1064  Howard 
Hervey  Samuel,  r.  1064  Howard 
Herz     Gustav,    pipes,    cutlery,    druggists'  sundries, 

sponges,  etc.,  315  Battery,  r.  1302  Powell 
Herz  Joseph,  brewer,  r.  408  Shotwell 
Herzberg  Christian,  w.-iiter,  r.  628  Pacific 
Herzberg  Isaac,  stockbroker,  326  Pine,r.  2305  Leaven- 
worth 
Herzberg  Martin,  fancygoods,  414  Sacramento,  r.  1223 

Ellis 
Herzberg  Mary,  widow,  r.  700  Post 
Herzer  Hugo,  manager  .S.  F.  Abend  Post  Publishing 

Co.,  r.. 331  Fell 
Herzfelder  Herman,  r.  540  Turk 
Herzinger  Emile,  butcher,  r.  426  Tehama 
Herzo  Antonio,  cook,  r.  10  Boardman  PI 
Herzo  Antonio  Jr.,  oyster  saloon,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Berry 
Herzo  John,  real  estate,  r.  1137  Union 
Herzo  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1227  Broadway 
Herzo  Nicholas,  waiter,  r.  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Herzog  Brothers  (Frank  and  Hermann)  blacksmiths, 

737  Broadway 
Herzog  Frank  (Herzog  Brothers)  r.  739  Broadway 
Herzog  Gustav,  with  E.  Raas  &  Co.,  r.  802  McAllister 
Herzog  Henry  J.,  clerk  Haas  Bros.,  r.  309  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Herzog  Herman,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Sansome,  nr  Union 
Herzog  Hermann  (Herzog  Brothers)  r.  739  Broadway 
Herzog  Joseph,  merchant,  12   Second,  r.  309   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Herzog  Julius,  pictures  and  frames,  1530  Polk 
Herzog  Philip,  turner  Krageu  &  Geist,  r.  Oakland 
Herzog  Theodore,  teacher  music,  r.  772  Harrison 
Herzog  William,  clerk,  r.  739  Broadway 
Herzstein  Moritz,  physician,  olfice  and  r.  324  Sut- 
ter.    Office  hours  11  a.  m.  to  1  p.  m.  and  3  to  5  p.  m. 
Hescher  Henry,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Hesing  A.  C,  r.  305  Kearny 
Hesketh  George,  r.  327  Filbert,  rear 
Hesketh  Joseph  H.,  metalroofer,  r.  223  Fulton 
Hesketh  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  77  Clementina 
Hesketh  William  M.,  bag  inspector  E.  Detnck  &  Co., 

r.  331  ivearny 
Heslep  Augustus  M. ,  attorney  at  law,  636  Clay 
Hesler  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  353  Jessie 
Hespe  Fred.  F.,  salesman  E.  H.  Marwedel,  r.  2011  Bush 
Hess  Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1708  Larkiu 
Hess  Charles,  opticiiin,  519  Kearny,  r.  1308  California 
Hess  Charles  Jr.,  clerk  Charles  Hess,  r.  1308  California 
Hess  Christian,  proptr  Union  Brewery,  326  Clemen- 
tina, r.  324  Cleraeiitiua 
Hess  Conrad,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  San  Jos^  Av,  bet  Twen- 
ty-seventh and  Twenty-eighth 
Hess  Conrad,  maltster  Herman  Zwieg,  r.  620  Brannan 
Hess  Fr.  «Si  Co.   (Frederick  Hess  and  Moses  Green- 

blatt)  publishers  and  proprietors  California  Dem- 
okrat,  409-413  Bush 
Hess  Francis,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Third, 

r.  209  Minna 
Hess  Frank  H.,  bartender,  r.  Nucleus  House 
Hess  Frederick,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Montgomery  Av 
Hess  Frederick  (Fr.  Hessd:  Co.)  r.  821  California 
Hess  George,  r.  520  Bush 


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Hess  Henry,  shirt  mnfr  and  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

219  Montgomery,  r.  1937  Geary 
Hess  Jacob,  shoemaker,  r.  1709  Market 
Hess  John,  dishwasher  M.  B.  Moraghan 
Hess  Josejjh,  r.  ti'29  California 
Hess  Joseph,  driver  Engine  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1G16 

Pacific  Av 
Hess  Joseph,  sausages  and  smoked  beef,  1408  Dupont 
Hess  Josejih  F.,  manager  Jacob  Remmel,  r.  Alameda 
Hess  Joseph  L.  (L.  &  E.  Werthelmer)  r.  1800  Sutter 
Hess  Lewis,  proptr  Damiaua  Bitters,  12  Montgomery 

Av,  r.  1523  Webster 
Hess  Louisa  Mi^s,  hairworker,  r.  12  Brady 
Hess  Maria  Mrs.,  boarding,  cor  Montgomery  Av  and 

Bay 
Hess  Otto,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r.   1308 

California 
Hesa  Robert,  coft'ee  saloon,  417  California,  r.  122  Geary 
Hess   Robert,  shoemaker,  1709  Market,  r.  1707  Market 
Hess  William,  carriagemaker.  r.  422  Natoma 
Hess  William  E.,  clerk  Charles  Hess,  r.  1308  California 
Hess  William  F.,  receiving  teller  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 

Bank,  r.  435  Geary 
Hesse  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  1329  Howard 
Hesse  Henry,  clerk  Henry  A.  Windt,  r.  NE  cor  Hyde 

and  Broadway 
Hesse  John,  barber  Theodore  Ewald,  r.  17  John  • 
Hesse  John  D.,  laborer,  r.  555  Howard 
Hesse  Joseph,  engineer,  r.  2213  Larkin 
Hesse  Julius,  bartender,  r.  04  First 
Hesse  William,  president  Boca  Brewing  Co..  41.5- 

417  Sacramento,  r.  72C  Sutter 
Hesse  William,  weigher  Brgadway  St.  Wharf,  r.  1329 

Howa'd 
Hesse  William  Jr.,  secretary  Boca  Brewing  Co., 

41.5-417  Sacramento,  r.  726  Sutter 
BS~  Hesse.     See  Hess 

Hessel  Abraham,  salesman  Crocker  Bros.,  r.  10  Auburn 
Hessel  George,  r.  115  Second 
Hessel  Nathan,  tailor,  r.  10  Auburn 
Hessen  Frank  B.,  traveling  salesman  Safety  Nitro  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Hessgen  Louise,  widow,  bakery,  1048  Folsom 
Htssion  John,  clerk  Michael  H.  Hessiou,  r.  2023  Polk 
Hession  Kiite  Miss,  assistant  Garfield  Primary  School, 

r.  2023  Polk 
Hession   Michael  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW   cor 

Polk  and  Broadway,  r.  2023  Polk 
Hession  Robert  H..  r.  2023  Polk 
Hessler  Charles,  bartender,  r.  1  Chatham  PI 
Hessler  Charles  S.,  ship  and  Custom  House  broker, 

518  Battery,  r.  225  Capp 
Hessler  Dina,  domestic  323  Ellis 
Hessler  Harry,  lithographer  M.  Schmidt  &  Co.,  r.  225 

Capp 
Hessler  Philip,  upholsterer,  r.  109  Turk 
Hessler  William,  bakery,  715  Pacific 
Hessler  William,  bakery.  617  Post 
Hester  Frank,  engineer  Humboldt  Brewery,  r.  1839 

Mission 
Hester  Martin,  steward  What  Cheer  House,  r.  420  Fil- 
bert 
Hester  Martin  M.,  shoemaker,  r.  621  >^  Minna 
Hester  William,  clerk,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Hesthal  August  (Philipp,  Hesthal  &  Co.)  r.316  Seven- 
teenth 
Hesthal  Mary,  widow,  r.  1033  Mission 
Heston  J.  F.,  r.  10  Bernard 
Hestres  E.,  mining  secretary,  729  Montgomery,  room 

17,  r.  219  Geary 
Hetherington   Henry,  engineer  fire   boat  Gov.  Irwin, 

r.  SE  cor  Seventeenth  and  Castro 
Hetrick   Frank   D.,  foreman  assay  dept  XJ.  S.  Mint,  r. 

323  Eddy 
Hettel  Annie,  widow,  r.  1065  Howard 
Hettich  Johu  P.,  bagiuak 'r,  r.  64  Tehama 
Hettich  Thomas  F.,  bagmaker,  r.  64  Tehama 
Hettich  William,  r.  64  Tehama 
Hettich   William  B.,  machinist  Savage   &  Sons,  r.  64 

Tehama 
Hettinger  Charles,  junkdealer,  r.  Twentieth   Av,  bet 

G  and  H,  South  S.  F. 
Hetzer  Joseph  H. ,  sash  and  blindmaker,  810   Valencia 
Hetzler  Gustav,  machinist,  r.  317  Bush 
Heubach  Ella,  widow,  r.  24G  Eleventh 
Heubner  Emil,   cabinetmaker,   225-227   Beale,  r.   317 

Minna 
Heuck  Fanny  H.,  widow,  r.  30  Moss 
Heuco  Theodore,  maltster,  r.  SE  cor  Fulton  and  Web- 
ster 


Heuer  .\lexander,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Everett,  r.  43  Everett 
Heuer  Hiilda  J.  E.,  widow,  r.  2316  Mission 
Heut  r  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Heuer  Pliilip,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  corMont- 

goioery  Av  and  Lombard,  r.  2117  Taylor 
Heughes  William,  job  printer,   421    Montgomery,  r. 

1813  Buchanan 
8£?"  Heughes.    See  Hews,  Hewes  and  Hughes 
Heuniscli  A.    Si    Co.     (Adam   Heuuisch,   Edward 
Abramson  and  (Jaston  E.  Bacon)  commission  mer- 
chants and  merchandise  brokers,  3-5  Front 
Heunisch  Adam  (A.  Heunisoh)  r.  1112  Larkin 
Heurteux  Alexander,  teacher  French,  r.  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 
Heusch  Charles,  varnisher,  r.  54  Nevada 
Heusch  Constautiue,  miniug  expert,  r.  703  Market 
Heuschober  Emil,  watchmaker  Lewis  Abrahams,  r. 

1011  Clay 
Heusler  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r  SW  cor  Standisb  and 

Mayflower,  B.  H. 
Heussler  C.  Albert,  portrait  artist  TJniverBal  Copying 
Co.,  r.  9  Franklin  \ 

Heu.ssmaun  Henry,  cooper,  r.  335  Fourth 
Heussmann  Johu  C,  bartender,  r.  457  Jessie,  rear 
Heustou  Frederick  G.,  clerk,  r.  19  Hampton  PI 
Heuston  Richard,  messboy  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
BiF"  Heuston.     See  Hewstun  and  Houston 
Hevener  Ella  L.  Mrs.(Ba8Sler  &  Hevenerjr.  717  Valen- 
cia 
Heveriu  Angelo  M.,  student,  r.  617  Lombard 
Heverin  Charles  R.  C,  patternmaker,  r.  617  Lombard 
Heverin  Edward  J.,  marblecutter,  r.  617  Lombard 
Heverin  Michael,  r.  617  Lombard 
Heverlin  John,  teamster,  r.  426  Duncan 
Heverty  Michael,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery 
Hewelcke  Edward,  driver  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  16  J4 

Hoff  Av 
Hewelcke  Hugo  C.  W.,  r.  1915  Stockton 
Hewe.-i  Gertie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  933  Valencia 
Hewes  Jesse,  whiteuer,  1  Mason,  r.  1  Dale  PI 
fii?"Hewes.     See  Hughes  and  Heughes 
Hewitt  Amos  L.,    Master  Mariners'   Ben.   Assn,   413 

Sutter 
Hewitt  August,  cook,  r.  1615  Pine 
Hewitt  Charles  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  2109  Broderick 
Hewitt  D.  W.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn.  71  Now  Mont- 
gomery 
Hewitt  Emma  Miss,  r.  4  Martha  PI 
Hewitt  E.  N.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 
Hewitt  Edwin   W.,    chief  clerk   Chief  Quarter- 
master's  Office,  D.   S.   A.,  Presidio   Reservation 
and  notary  public,  office  and  r.  402  Golden  Gate 
Av 
Hewitt  Frank,  clerk,  r.  19  Van  Ness  Av 
Hewitt  Frederick  L.,  clerk,  r.  513d  Hayes 
Hewitt  George,  seaman,  r.  648  Howard 
Hewitt  Henry  H.,  machinist,  r.  19  Van  Ness  Av 
Hewitt  House,   Mrs.   Selina    Johnson    proptr,    236)j 

Sixth 
Hewitt  James,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  San  Jose 
Hewitt  John,  enginecleaner  S.  P.  RR..  r.  1929  Howard 
Hewitt  Joseph  M.,  clerk   Henry   B.  Shaw,  r.  NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Powell 
Hewitt  Libbie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  19  Van  Ness  Av 
Hewitt  May,  widow,  r.  52  Second 
Hewitt  P.,  r.  636  Commercial 
Hewitt  Walter  W.,  bookkeeper  G.   F.   Lamson,   r.  19 

Van  Ness  Av 
Hewitt  William,  ironmolder,  r.  243  Fremont 
Hewlett  Frederick,  r.  110  O'Farrell 
Hewlett  Fredeiick  (White  &  Hewlett)  r.  1524  Clay 
Hewlitt  Sarah,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Hews  George  M.  (Hews  fc  Weeks)  r.  708  Pine 
Hews  Sarah  Mrs.,  domestic  1806  Pine 
Hews  «*t   Weeks  (George  M.  Hews  and  Thomas  B. 

Weeks)  wine  and  liquors,  432  California 
tt^Hews.     See  Heughes,  Hewes  and  Hughes 
Hewsou  Emily  Miss,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1708  Turk 
Hewson  UerbiTt  R.,  machinist,  r.  793  Mission 
Hewson  John  M.,  printer,  r.  5  Margaret  PI 
Hewson  Lillie,  widow,  r.  1709  Leavenworth 
Hewsou  Robert,  raining  secretary,  320  Sansome.room 

2(),  r.  Oakland 
HewBton  A.,  collector,  r.  1239  Mission 
HewMton   George,   physician  and   surgeon,  office 

and  r.  323  Sutter 
Hewston  John,  clerk,  and  foreman  Engine  No.  1,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  r.  1117  Stockton,  rear 
n^Hewston.     See  Heuston.  Houston  and  Huston 


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Hextell  Thomas,  gardener,  r.  101  Montgomery  Block 

HextiT  Aaron  W.,  bookkeeper  Schweitzer,  Sachs  & 
Co.,  r.  919  Geary 

Hexter  Louis,  clerk,  r.  919  Geary 

Hey  Gerritt  W.,  teamster,  r.  SI  Sbipley,  rear 

Hey  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Hey  John  H.  (Smadeke  &  Hey)  r.  26  Ellis 

Hey  Louis,  captain  schr  Pet,  r.  1811  Mason 

8®"Hey.     See  Hay 

Heyden  William,  stevedore,  r.  laf!!^  Clementina 

Heydenaber  Henry  C.  (Heydenaber  &  Cruse)  r.  708 
Lombard 

Heydenaber  Louis,  proptr  Atlantic  Gardens,  S  8  Bay, 
bet  Powell  and  Mason,  r.  708  Lombard 

Heydenaber  &  Cruse  (Henry  C.  Heydenaber  and  Fer- 
dinand Cruse)  liquor  saloon,  535  Clay 

Heyclenfeldt,  Jefferson  Silievy  (Solomon  Hey- 
denfeldt  Jr.,  John  W.Jefferson  and  Walter  H. 
Levy)  attorneys  at  law,  318  Pine,  rooms  27-28 

Heydeiifeldt  Solomon,  attorney  at  law,  33-35 
Nevada  Block,  r.  1016  Post 

Heydenfeldt  Solomon  Jr.  (Heydenfeldt,  Jefferson  k 
Levy)  r.  131.5  Mason 

Heydenreich  Emil,  clerk,  r.  7  Everett 

Heydenrelch  Frederick,  musician,  r.  7  Everett 

Heydenreich  Frederick  Jr.,  musician,  r.  7  Everett 

Hf-ye  Henry,  cook  William  Tell  House,  317  Bush 

Heye  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  613  East 

Heye  Henry  Jr.,  bartender  Henry  Heye,  r.  613  East 

Heyer  Albert,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Third 
and  Bryant,  r.  .501  Bryant 

Heyer  August,  seaman,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 

Heyer  Charles  W.,  collector  German  Savings  and  Loan 
Soc,  r.  262  Minna 

8^"  Heyer.     See  Hyer 

Heyermann  Frederick,  iiarnessmaker,  r.  SW  cor 
Fourth  and  Bryant 

Heyermann  Jerome,  plumber,  r.  SW  cor  Fourth  and 
Bryant 

Heyermann  John  A.  P.,  physician,  and  pro- 
prietor Bryant  St.  Pharmacy,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 
Bryant 

Heyermann  John  A.  F.  Jr.  (Heyermann  &  Oles)  r.  SW 
cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 

Heyermann  &  Oles  (John  A.  F.  Heyermann  Jr.  and 
John  W.  Oles)  blacksmiths,  413  Third 

Heyfron  Joseph  H.,  wood  and  coal,  330  Sixth 

Heyfron  Michael,  laborer,  r.  28  Perry 

Heyfron  Peter,  laborer,  r.  28  Perry 

8^'Heyfron.    See  Heffron 

Heyl  George,  butcher,  r.  425  Grove 

Heym  Francis  O.,  foreman  Oriental  U.  8.  Bonded 
Warehouse,  r.  38  Welsh 

Heyman  Abraham  R.,  bookkeeper,  r.  206  Ellis 

Heyman  Berman,  office  735  Market,  r.  1408  Ellis 

Heyman  Charles,  r.  323  Kearny 

Heyman  Gustav,  salesman  A.  B.Elfelt  &  Co.,  108  San- 
some 

Heyman  Henrietta  Mrs.,  r.  206  Ellis 

Heyman  Henry,  musician,  r.  206  Ellis 
j  Heyman  Jacob,  clerk   H.  Myers  &  Son,  r.  333  Eearny 

Heyman  Julius,  clerk  Cahen  Bros.,  r.  206  EUia 
J  Heyman  Julius,  shoemaker,  r.  478  Jessie 
I  Heyman  M.,  r.  241  Fourth 

I  Heymann  Henry  (Everett  &  Heymann)  r.  723  Broad- 
way 

ft^Heymann.    See  Heiman,  Heimann  and  Hyman 

Heymanson  Alfred,  teacher  music,  r.  407  Van  Ness  Av 
i  Heyn  Berthold,  cigarmaker.  r.  108 !«  Turk 

Heyn  William,  salesman  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  239 
Ninth 

Hcynenian  H.  &  Co.  (Herman  Heyneman  and  S. 
Redlich)  commission  merchants  and  agents  P. 
Lorillard  &  Co.,  and  Straitou  &  Storms,  217  Front 

Heyneman  Herman  (H.  Ueyneman  &  Co.)  r.  1422  Post 

Heynemann  Alexander,  attorney  at  law,  16 
Montgomery  Av,  r.  7  Francisco 

Heynemunn  H.  <&  Co.  (Hermann  Heynemann 
anil  Frederick  P.  Salomons)  importers  and  jobbers 
dry  goods,  carpets,  furnishing  goods,  etc.,  5-7 
Saiisome 

Hr-yuemiinu  Hermann  (H.  Heynemann  &  Co.)  r.  7 
Franci.sco 

Ilcyneiiianu  Lionel  H.,  civil  engineer,  office  5  San- 
some,  r.  7  Francisco 

Heynemann  Manfred  H.,  salesman  H.  Heynemann  & 
Co.,  r.  7  Francisco 

H(  ynemann  Miltcm  H..  entry  clerk  H.  Heynemann  ii 
Co.,  r.  7  Francisco 

B-^  Heynemann.     See  Helneman 


Hej'wood  Brothers   &  Co.  (of  Gardner,  Mass.)  mnfrs 

furniture,  salesroom  589-.595  Mission 
Heywood  Franklin,  fclerk,  r.  801  Leaven-worth 
Heywood  Harry  H.,  clerk  ticket  auditor  C.  P.  ER.,  r. 

25 J^  St(ickton 
Heywood  Henry  H.,  carriagpmaker,  r.  1519  Polk 
Heywood   Mark,   wood  and    coal,   716  Folsom,  r.  46 

Louisa 
Heywood  Silas  J.  (Heywood  &  Hendley)  r.  311  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Heywood  k  Hendley  (Silas  J.  Heywood  and  Aaron  C. 
Hendley)  dairy  produce  commission  merchants, 
and  agents  Crystal  Salt  Works,  222-224  Clay 
1^"  Heywood.     See  Haywood 
Hezekiah  Ramon,  laborer,  r.  928  Harrison 
Hibbard  Charles  W.  (Roberts  &  Hibbard)  r.  421  Eddy 
Hibbard  Edwin  J.,  painter,  r.  615  Minna 
Hibbs  David,  teamster,  r.  27  Fifth  Av,  rear 
Hibernia  Bre-»very,    Mathew   Nunan  &   Co.  pro- 
prietors, 1225-1229  Howard 
Hibernia  Saving."*  and  Loan   Society,  The, 
Myles  D.  Sweeny  president,  Robert  J.  Tobln  treas- 
urer and  secretary,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Mar- 
ket 
Hichburn   Frances,    widow,    furnished   rooms,    157 

Seventh 
Hich%na  James  R. ,  longshoreman,  r.  58   Tehama,  rear 
Hick  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  540  Natoma 
Hickei  Henry,   driver   Contra   Costa  Laundry,  r.  948 

Harrison 
Hicken  Louis,  r.  1705  Turk 
Hickej  Annie,  widow,  r.  1  Washington  Av 
Hickey  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,   NW  cor  Battery  and 

Pacific,  r.  101  Jessie 
Hickey  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  1652  Mission 
Hickey  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  Russ  House 
Hickey  Esther,  domestic  NE  cor  Louisiana  and  Sierra 
Hickey  H.  T.,  r.  708  California 
Hickey  James,  hostler,  r.  539  Valencia 
Hickey  James,   laborer,    r.    SE   cor   McAllister    and 

Broderick 
Hickey  James,  longshoreman,  r.  214  Union 
Hickey  James,  painter,  r.  1008  Hyde 
Hickey  James,   stevedore   Chase   k   Wolff,  r.  NW  cor 

Battery  and  Green 
Hickey  James  T.,  bookbinder,  r.  1116  Taylor 
Hickey  Jeremiah,  laborer  Pao.  Rolling  Mills 
Hickey  John,  deckhand  S.P.  C.  ER.  stmr  Garden  City, 

r.  Alameda 
Hickey  John,  expressman,  r.  131  Fifth 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  r.  6  Zee 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  r.  617  J^  Mission 
Hickey  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Hiekey  John,  laborer,  r.  Overland  House 
Hickey  John,  merchant  tailor,  933  Market 
Hickey  John,  watchman  St.  Ignatius  College,  r.  221 

Eighth, rear 
Hickey  John,  watchman,  r.  703  Natoma 
Hickey  John  B.,  machinist,  r.  cor  Twenty-eighth  and 

Bryant 
Hickey  John  J.,  water  tender  P.  C.  SS.  State   of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  NW  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Nebraska 
Hickey  Joseph,  tanner,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-eighth  and 

Bryant 
Hickey  Julia,  domestic  404  Eddy 
Hickey    Kate    M.    Miss,    assistant     Ewlng    Primary 

School,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-eighth  and  Bryant 
Hickey  Maggie  A.  Miss,  compositor,  r.  37 3^  Ritch 
Hickey  Mary,  domestic  1939  Broadway 
Hickey  Mary,  widow,  r.  107  William 
Hickey  Matthew,  blacksmith,  r.  28  Minna 
Hickey  Michael,  engineer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  W  a 

Louisiana,  nr  Sierra 
Hickey  Michael,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Hickey  Oscar,  porter  Holbrook,   M-errill  &  Stetson,  r. 

918  Harrison 
Hickev  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  Q  andB, 

South  S.  F. 
Hickey  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  12  Broadway 
Hickey  Patrick,  mill  hand  West  Coast   Furniture  Co., 

r.  1313  Filbert 
Hickey  Thomn.s,  laborer,  r.  1116  Taylor 
Hickey  Thomas,  stonecutter,  r.  37 3^  Eitch 
Hickey  Thomas  A.,  proof  reader  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  70.S  California 
Hickey  Thomas  F.,  jilasterer,  r.  21  Minna 
Hickey  William,  bartender  M.  Kilday,  r.  112  Silver 
Hickey  William,  carpenter,  r.  14  Clarence  PI 
Hickey  William  E.,  tanner,  r.  NW  cor   Twenty-eighth 
and  Bryant 


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«^  Hickey      See  Hickel 

Hickie  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  128  Second 

Hickliug  Thiimas,   carpenter    Enterprise    Mill    and 

Building  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hickman  F.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hickniau  H.,  first  cook  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Hickman  John  G.,  laborer,  r.  538  Howard 
Hickok  Horace  D.,  compositor,  r.  419  Stockton 
Hickok  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  707  Polk 
Hickok  William  B.,  miner,  r.  602  Guerrero 
Hickox  A.  D.  Wesley,  salesman  Dempster  &  Keys,  r. 

I'JIO  Stevenson 
Hickox  Arthur  M.,  with   George  C.  Hickox  &  Co.,  r. 

1520  V:in  Ness  Av 
Hickox  Arthur  S.,  painter,  r.  118  Austin 
Hickox  George  C.  (George  C.  Hickox   &   Co.)    r.  1520 

Van  Ness  Av 
Hickox  George  C.  &  Co.  (George  C.  Hlckox)stock 

and  bond  brokers,  ;U1  Pine 
Hickox  Tamar,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  118  Austin 
jKg"Hickox.     See  Hecox 
Hicks  Alice  Miss,  machine  operator  E.  Detrlck  &  Co., 

r.  47  Jessie,  rear 
Hicks  Amanda,  domestic  333  Fremont 
Hicks  Charles,  seaman  brig  Tanner,  r.  244  Steuart 
Hicks  C.  W.,  r.  444  Braunan 
Hicks  Daniel  (D.  Hicks  &  Co.)  r.  1010  Pine 

HiuKb  Jji  &  OUi  (Daniel  Hicks 
and  IVorris  A.  Jutlil)  bookbinders  and 
blank  book  manufacturers,  and  pro- 
prietors Pacific  Coast  Hotel  Kegister, 
508  montgomiery 


D.  HICKS  &  CO. 

Boot  Biiers  and  BlanlBooi  Mate 

AND  PATENTKE.-; 

PACIFIC  COAST  HOTEL  REGISTER  GO. 

508  HOKTOOiHERY  ST. 


Hicks  James,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Hicks  James  L.,  machinist,  607  Mission,  r.   2510  Bry- 
ant 
Hicks  John  A.,  assistant  weigher   Custom  House,  r. 

1018  Sutter 
Hicks  John  A.,  books  and  stationery,  34  Geaiy,  r.  1310 

Sutter 
Hicks  John  J.,  clerk  general   freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  37  Post 
Hicks  John  R.,  photographer,  r.  728  FolBom 
Hicks  Kate  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  .560  Howard 
Hicks  Margaret  A.,  widow,  r.  1018  Sutter 
Hicks  Mary,  widow,  r.  47  Jessie,  rear 
Hicks  M.  H.,  traveling  agent,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Hicks  Reuben   B.,   carpenter   and   builder,    28    New 
Montgomery,  r.  NW  cor  Edinburgh  and  Persia  Av, 
Excelsior  Homestead 
Hi<k8  Richard  W.  (Hicks  &  White)   r.  1018  Sutter 
Hicks  S.  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  37  Post 
Hicks  Thomas  A.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Hicks  W.  H.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Oflfice,  r.  1010  Pine 
Hicks  William,  expressman,  r.  2014  Mission 
Hicks  William  B.,  blacksmith,  r.  552  Bryant 
Hicks  *t  White  r  Richard  W.  Hicks  and  Calvin  White) 

ci^jars  and  tobacco,  junction  Market  and  Turk 
Hii  kstftilt  Hermann,  bakery,  127  Fourth 
Hidden  Treasure  Quicksilver  Mining   Co.   (Napa  Co., 
Cal.)A.  Halsey  sticretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 
Hiegel  Catherine,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Hancock  and  San- 
chez 
Hiegel  Francis,  butcher,  r.  SW  cor  Hancock  and  San- 
chez 
Hiegel  John,  stonemason,  r.  15  Monroe 
Hieman  Charles,  pressman  A.  Chaigneau  &  Co.,  r.l417 

Mason 
Hien  August  (Hien  k  Krejiter)  r.  1135  Dupont 
Hien  .^  Kreuter  (August  Hien  and  Charles  S.  Kreuter) 

liquor  saloon,  1135  Dupont 
Hiends  J..hn  H.  (Laffi-y  *  HIends)  r.  1923  Taylor 
Hiestand  Albert,  carpenter,  r.  1208  Kearny 
Hiestanil  Albert  Jr.,  waiter,  r.  1208  Kearny 
Hiestjud  Emma  Miss,  tailoress.  r.  1208  Kearny 
Hiestand  Li/.zie  (Kaufmann  &  Hiestand)   r.  22  John 


Hiester  Amos  C.    (The  Daily  Beport  Publishing 

Co.)  r.  830  Post 
Hiester  Elwood  C,  compositor,  r.  8.30  Post 
Hiester  Ida  M.   Miss,    assistant    Denman   Grammar 

School,  r. 830  Post 
Hiester  John  H.,  compositor,  r.  830  Post 
Higby  Alfred  Rev.,  r.  700  California 
Higel  Alois,  groceries  and  litiuors,  SE  cor  Ecker  and 

Lick  Alley 
Higel  Catherine,  widow,  r.  78  Clementina 
Higginbotham  A.  A. ,  r.  420  Sutter 
Higginbotham  Fleming,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Higginbotham  W.  H.,  machinist,  r.  77  Natoma 
Higginbotham  William,  machinist,   r.   cor  Bay  and 

Montgomery  Av 
Higginbotham  W.  P.    (Higginbotham   &  Co.)  r.  222Ji 

Fourth 
Higginbotham  &  Co.  (W.  P.   Higginbotham  acd  J.  W. 

Hines)  silk  mnfrs,  357  Tehama 
Higglns  Ada,  domestic  1051  Howard 
Higgius  Albert  H.,  bookkeeper   Higglns   &  Collins,  r. 

004  Filbert 

Higgina  Albert  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  322  Vallejo 

Higgius  Barney,  laborer,  r.  1912  Powell 

Higgius  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1912  Powell 

Higgins  C.  Mrs.,  r.  519  Bush  . 

Higgins  Charles,  r.  932  Howard 

Higgins  Charles  B.,   machinist  J.   C.   Steber,  r.   232 

Minna 
Higgins  Daniel  B.,  springmaker  Cal.   Mufg  Co.,  r.  533 

Jessie 
Higgins  Edward,  ironmolder,  r.  634  Mission 
Higgins  Edward,  teamster  Frederick  Westfall 
Higgius  E.  E.,  carconduetor,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Higgins  Elisha  (Higgius  &  Colliu!.)  r.  004  Filbert 
Higgins  Elizabeth  N.,  widow,  r.  5M  Prospect  PI 
Higgins  Emma,  domestic  410  Geary 
Higgins  Frank,  carriagepainter  Central   RR.,   r.   305 

Minna 
Higgins  Frank  J.,  collector  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  r. 

1310  Mason 
Higgins  George  C,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

44  Third 
Higgins  George  W.,  clerk,  r.  2210  Powell 
Higgins  Hugh,  clerk,  r.  212  Broadway 
Higgins  Hugh,  coremaker  Union  Iron  Works,   r.   136 

Clara 
Higgins  Isaac  N.,  editor  Morning  C*ll,  r.  2115  Bush 
Higgins  James,  captain  schr  Palonia 
Higgins  James,  carpenter,  r.  7  Henrietta  Square 
Higgins  James,  carpenter,  r.  21  Scott  Place 
Higgius  James,  collector, r.  640!^  Natoma 
Higgins  James,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,  r.  2217  Larkin 
Higgins  James,  lumberman,  r.  331  Green 
Higgins  James,  tanner,  r.  E  s  Iowa,  bet  Mariposa  and 

Solano 
Higgins  James  H.,  jeweler  H.  Elleau,  r.  213  Mason 
Higgins  J.  B.,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
Higgius  John  (Moon  &  Higgins)  r.  10  M  Decatur 
Higglns  John,  blacksmith  Milo  P.  Holmes,  r.  10  Moss 
Higgins  John,  boilermaker,  r.  428  Twenty-second 
Higgius  John,  boilermaker,  r.  1724  Jessie 
Higgins  John,  bookbinder,  r.  428  Twenty-second 
Higgins  John,  clerk,  r.  634  Mis.sion 
Higgins  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Higgins  John,  fitter  Architectural  Iron  Works,  r.  W  s 

Ferrie,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 
Higglns  John,  oysterman,  r.  S  s  Merrimac,  bet  Ken- 
tucky and  Illinois 
Hig-gins    John,     proprietor    Western    Hotel,   212 

Broadway 
Higsins  John,  steward  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia,  r. 

5  8  Thirtieth,  bet  Warren  and  Bartlett 
Higgins  John,  waiter,  r.  533  Sacramento 

Higgins  John  Jr.,  clerk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  212  Broadway 
Higgins  John  J.,  driver  William  Hall,  r.  France   X\, 

nr  Mission 
Higgins  Joseph  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  140  Minna 
Higgins  Julia,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  120  Fourth 
Higgius  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  528  O'Farrell 
Higgins  Lena  Miss,  r.  640M  Natoma 
Higgins  Margaret,  cook  2109  Van  Ness  Av 
Higgins  Mark,  teamster,  r.  621  Fulton 
Hiugius  Martha  Miss,  fringemaker,  r.  107  Natoma 
Higgins  Martin,  fitter  Architectural  Iron  Works,  r.  W 

B  Feirie,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 
Higgins  Mary  Miss,  r.  411!^  Natoma 
Higgius  Mary  Miss,  r.  1912  Powell 
Higgins  Maurice,  oookkeeper  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co., 

r.  1240  Howard 


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HIL 


Higgins  Maurice,  painter  and  wliitener,  23  Rausch 
Higgins  Michael,  cook,  r.  NW  cor  Fourth  aud  Harrison 
Higgins  Michael,  hackmau  The  Plaza,  r.  10  Orlover 
Higgiiis  Michael,  laborer,  r.  5'28  Natoma 
Higgius  Michael,  iiiuchiuist,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
Higgins  Nicholas,  carpenter,  r.  7  Henrietta  Square 
Higgins  O.  F.  L.,  r.  TOOFolsom 

Higgins  Orient  C,  Ship   Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Higgins  Patrick,  grainer,  r.  14  Sumner 
Higgius  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  U:30  Pacific 
Higgins  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  207  Folsom 
Higgins  Patrick,  milker,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  Sand 

T,  South  S.  F. 
Higgins  Patrick  J.,  solicitor,  r.  116  Jones 
Higgins  Hlchard.  laborer,  r.  16  Anthony 
Higgins  Robert,   contractor  and   bricklayer,   r.   1724 

Jessie 
Higgins  Sarah,  widow,  r.  634  Mission 
Higgins  Sarah,  domestic  1354  Post 
Higgius  Sarah  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  107  Natoma 
Higgins  Square,  watchman  warehouse  dept  Custom 

House,  r.  563  J<j  Minna 
Higgius  Thomas,  annealer  U.  S.  Mint    (Carson,  Nev.) 

r.  1316  Mason 
Higgins  Thomas,  laboi-er,  r.  W   s   Collins,   bet  Santa 

Rosa  and  Point  LobofiAvs 
Higgins  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  r.  436  Stevenson 
Higgins  Walter  B.,  dealer  and  adjuster  sewing   ma- 
chines, 766  Mission,  r.  651  Stevenson 
Higgius  Warrtn  D.,  salesman  Doane  &  Co.r.  Alameda 
Higgins  William,  clerk,  r.  212  Broadway 
Higgins  William,  longshoreman,  r.  7  Moulton  PI 
Higgius  William,  seaman,  r.  107  Natcmia 
Higgins  William  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  6S  Everett 
Higgins  William  A.  Jr.,  gilder,  r.  68  Everett 
Higgins  William  B.,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  507  Busli 
Higgins  William  G.,  manager  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co., 

r.  506  Powell 
Higgins  William  T.,  stock  broker,  r.  1124  Sutter 
Higgins  William  W.,  paperhanger,  r.  1411 J^  Kearny 
Higg'iiis  &  Collins  (Elisha  Higgins  aud   George 
H.  Collins)  wholesale  wood,  posts,  tanbark,  lum- 
ber and  shingles,  office  271  East 
Higgs  Harry  W.,  asphaltum   roofer,  850  Washington, 

r.  927  Washington 
High    Alexander    Zadock,    machinist     Fulton     Iron 

Works,  r.  Oakland 
High  Bridge  Silver  Mining   Co.  (Nye  Co.,  Nev.)  John 

W.  Pew  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  15 
High  Maurice  F.,  nutmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
High  Sophia  Q.  Mrs.,  r.  426  Kearny 
High  William  H.   Jr.,  bookkeeper   Littlcfield,  Allison 

&  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Higham  John,  clerk  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  937  Howard 
Highfleld  Frances  M.,  widow,  r.  622  Ellis 
Highland  Madge  Miss,  saleslady  Benoit  S.  Hirsch 
Highland  Mining  Co.  (Dakota  Ter.)  J.  King  Goodrich 

secretary,  43  Nevada  Klock 
Highland  Mining  Co.  (Lincoln  Co.,  Nev.)  F.  Franken- 

thal  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  44 
Highley  Lizzie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  71   Clementina 
Hight  John,  whiteuer,  r.  4  .\ntouio 
Highton  Edward,  r.  737  Howard 

Hifj^Iiton  Henry  C,  attorney  at  law,  528  Califor- 
nia, rooms  11-14,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Hightower  Charles,  machinist,  r.  920  Larkin 
Higney  John,  waiter,  r.  254  Jessie,  rear 
Higson   Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  Patent  Brick  Co.,  r. 

2006  Mission 
Hilarson  Duncan,  r.  1823  Turk 
Hilbert  Albert,  florist,  15  Geary,  r.  9  Geary 
Hilbort  Charles,  ironmolder,  r.  3  Alger  PI 
Hilbert  John,  ironmolder,  r.  263  Jessie 
Hilborn  Charles,  expressman,  r.  526  Tehama 
Hilburn  Adcilph,  salesman,  r.  2440  Mission 
Hildburgh  David  H.,  r.  318  Sutter 
Hildebrand  August,  butcher,  123  Seventh 
Hildebrand  Charles,  restaurant,  1007  Folsom 
Hildebrand  Conrad  (Hildebrand  &  Boretti)  r.  6  War- 
ren Av 
Hildebrand  Conrad,  baker,  r.  117  Virginia 
Hildebrand  Conrad,  bartender,  r.  913  Greenwich 
Hildebrand   Conrad,  plumber  aud  gastitter,  181  Six- 
teenth, r.  415  Capp 
Hildebrand  Dora,  domestic  1016  VanNess  Av 
Hildebrand  Edward,  driver  William  Hessler,  r.  715 

Pacific 
Hildebrand  Frederick,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  106 
Austin 


Hildebrand  Frederick  C,  clerk  Hildebrand  &  Boretti, 
r.  6  Warren  Av 

Hildebrand  George,  glazier,  r.  6  Lily  Av 

Hildebrand  George,  proptr  Montgomery  Avenue  Sta- 
bles, 807  Vallejo,  r.  1418  Powell 

Hildebrand  Herman,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1024  J4 
Larkin 

Hildebrand  Jacob,  sausage  mnfr,  r.  1217  M  Stelner 

Hildedrand  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  730  Vallejo 

Hildebrand  Philippina,  widow,  r.  6  Lily  Av 

Hildebrand  William  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  319 
Green 

Hildebrand  k  Boretti  (Conrad  Hildebrand  and  Giov- 
anni Boretti)  junk,  1136  Howard 

Hildebrandt  Carsten  (Hildebraudt  &  Knop)  r.  2102 
Mason 

Hildebrandt  Edward,  baker,  r.  115  Virginia 

Hildebrandt  Frederick  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  321  Jessie, 
rear 

Hildebrandt  George,  seaman,  r.  .37  Pacific 

Hildebraudt  Henry,  r.  4  Martha  PI 

Hildebrandt  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  308 
Sutter,  r.  2028  Mission 

Hildebrandt  J.  Charles,  restaurant,  19.38  Mission,  r. 
193S3<J  Mission 

Hildebrandt  John,  clerk  Henry  Hildebrandt,  r.  208 
Sutter 

Hildebrandt  John,  liquor  dealer,  r.  565;;  Natoma 

Hildebrandt  John,  varnisher  Andrew  Frei,  r.  730  Val- 
lejo 

Hildebrandt  William  C.  (Pestner  &  Hildebrandt)  and 
liquor  saloon.  ,505  East,  r.  525  Golden  Gate  .\v 

Hildebranilt  &  Knop  (Carsten  Hildebrandt  and 
Elfert  Knop)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Broadway 

iK^Hildebrandt.  See  Hildebrand,  Hildenbrand  and 
Hillebrand 

Hildebrecht  Otto,  wood  carver,  r.  1527  M  Mission 

Hilder  D.uncan  D.,  canvasser,  r.  737  Minna,  rear 

HildretU  George  W.,  proprietor  Quaker  Dairy 
Restaurant,  10  Montgomery,  r.  534  Ellis 

Hildreth  Richi'rd,  laborer,  r.  15  Gilbert 

Hildreth  Thomas,  cattledealer,  office  504  Kearny, 
room  1 

Hildt  Joseph,  bakery,  246  Twenty-eighth 

Hilge  Ernst,  bakery,  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Powell 

Hilgerloh  George,  compositor  California  Demokrat, 
r.  13U5  Mission 

Hilkeu  Diedrich,  cabinetmaker,  r.  W  s  Solano,  bet 
Arkansas  aud  Connecticut 

Hilkiug  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 

Hill  A.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  720  Broadway 

Hill  Albert  E.,  clerk,  r.  1307  Fillmore 

Hill  Albert  S.,  driver  I.  C.  Wingate,  r.  Oakland 

Hill  Alfred  S.,  solicitor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  NE  cor 
Kearny  and  Bush 

Hill  Andrew  B.,  tinsmith,  r.  1320  Broadway 

Hill  Andrew  P.,  portrait  artist,  6  Eddy,  r.  The  Ingle- 
wood 

Hill  Anna  L.  Mrs.,  r.  525 }<.  Geary 

Hill  Auue,  widow,  bakery,  412  3«  Geary 

Hill  Annie  A.  Miss,  principal  Shotwell  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  608  Fillmore 

Hill  Arthur,  seamtiu.  r.  140  Folsom 

Hill  Arthur  B.,  wheatbuyer  Horace  Davie  &  Co.,  r. 
East  Oakland 

Hill  Artliur  M.,  manager  General  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Agency,  and  administrator  estate  Samuel 
Hill,  634  Market,  r.  Alameda 

Hill  Bella  Miss,  clerk,  r.  412  Vj  Geary 

Hill  Benjamin,  r.  2214  Pine 

Hill  Benjamin  S., agent  Asbestos  Patent  Fibre  Co.,  317 
Mission,  r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth 

Hill  C.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  209  PowfiU 

Hill  C.  C,  first  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de  Ja- 
neiro 

Hill  C.  D.,  stevedore,  r.  127  Jackson 

Hill  Charles,  driver  John  A.  Roy,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno 
Road,  opp  Fifteenth  Av 

Hill  Charles,  painter  Thomas  Downing,  r.  W  s  Chat- 
tanooga, bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

Hill  Charles  B.,  clerk  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  r.  2624 
Bush 

Hill  Charles  D.,  first  mate  schr  C.  H.  Merchant 

Hill  Charles  W.,  caterer  Occidental  Hotel,r.  1307  Fill- 
more 

Hill  Christian  C,  bookkeeper  Remillard  Brick  Co..  r. 
West  Oakland 

Hill  Edward,  cook,  r.  787  Mission 


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HIL 


Hill  Edward  W.,  clerk  Samuel  Hill,  r.  Alameda 

Hill  Edwin  P.,  porter  London  and  S.  F.Bank,  r.  3020 

Siicraiuento 
Hill  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  755  Harrison 
Hill  Epbraim  P.,  compositor,  r.  TOO  Ellis 
Hill   F.   K.,  deckhand   C.  P.  RR.  stmr  El   Capitan,  r. 

Oakland 
Hill  Francis,  assistant  weigher  coiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  1307  Fillmore 
Hill  Frank,  driver  R.  T.  Warden,  r.  524  Pine 
Hill  Frank,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  18  Fair  Oaks 
Hill  Frank  C,  carpenter,  r.  1406  Pine 
Hill  Frank  M.,  r.  12i;  Turk 
Hill  George,  r.  237  Minna 
Hill  George  A.,  broker,  and  executor  estate  Samuel 

Hill,  634  Market,  r.  1113  Jones 
Hill  George  F.,  stereotyper,  r.  2431  Larkln 
Hill  George  H.,  iron  molder,  r.  642  Minna 
Hill  George  V.,  laborer,  r.  1320  Broadway 
Hill   G.  P.,  warehouseman  Quartermaster's   Depart- 
ment, Presidio  Reservatiou 
Hill  Harry,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
Hill  Harvey  M.,  janitor,  417  Kearny 
Hill  Heury  O.  (Roberts  &  Hill)  r.  164  Clementina 
Hill  H.  W.,  conductor  MarketSt.  RR.,  r.  514  Valencia 
HillJames,  r.  115  Second 
Hill  James  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  828  Nineteenth 
Hill  James  F,,  painter,  r.  22  Bluxome 
Hill  James  S.,  machinist  Plielps  Mufg  Co.,  r.  W  s  Do- 
lores, bet  Clipper  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hill  James  S.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  W  s  Dolores,   bet   Clipper 

and  Twenty-fifth 
Hill  J.B.,  r.  SW  cor  Twenty-second  and  Bartlett 
Hill  J.  J.,  carpenter,  r.  435  Pine 
Hill  John,  r.  132U  Eddy 
Hill  John,  clerk,  r.  10u7  Stockton 
Hill  John,  laborer,  r.  5  Broadway 
Hill  John,  marble  polisher,  r.  372  Clementina 
Hill  John,  real  estate  agent,  326  Pine,  r.  1217  Bush 
Hill  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hill  John  Jr.,  porter  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.,  r.  1215 

Twenty-second 
Hill  JoIiiiB.  Rev.,  agent  Phillips  &  Hunt  (N.  Y.) 
and  Methodist  Book  Depusitory,   1041   Market,  r. 
San  Jose,  Cal. 
Hill  John  E.,r.  325  Ellis 

Hill  John  G.,  machinist  Tait  &  Hainque,  r.    759   Har- 
rison 
Hill  John  R.,  seaman,  r.  40  Minna 
Hill  John  W..  frames,   photographs,   paints,  etc.,  30 

Kearny 
Hill  Joseph,  with   Joseph   Bamber,    r.    foot    Leaven- 
worth 
Hill  Joseph  J.,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint.  r.  San  Mateo 
Hill  Lambert,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant   and   Eighth 
Hill  LettieMiss,  saleslady,  r.  Alameda 
Hill  Lizzie,  stewardess  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Hill  Lloyd,  bartender  J.  C.  Hall,  r.  Winchester  House 
Hill  Marcus  S  ,  salesman  Wiester  &  Co.,  r.  211  Capp 
Hill  Marian  Mrs.,  r.  2024  Bush 

Hill  Marian,  widow  (of  Samuel)  634   Market,  r.   Ala- 
meda 
Hill  Mark,  bartender  John  Harrison,   r.  E   s   Larkin, 

bet  North  Point  and  Bay 
Hill  Mary,  widow,  r.  Beach,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Hill  Mary,  mufr  rugs,  r.  954  Howard 
Hill  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  608  Fillmore 
Hill  Mary  E..  widow,  bakery,  SE  cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Alabama 
Hill  Morgan  (E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hill  Richmond  R.,  porter  Randolph  &   Co.,   r.    5   Val- 

lejoPl 
Hill  Robert,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf  e 

Hill  Robert  B.,  clerk  Donohoe,   Kelly   &   Co.,  r.   1920 

Buchanan 
Hill  Robert  R.,  salesman  Snow  &  Co.,  r.  522  Jones 
Hill  Rowland,  salesman  Newman  &  Levmson,   r.  109 

Fifth 
Hill  Samuel  (Williams,  Hill  &  Co.)  r.  517}^  Geary 
Hill   Samuel    (estate    of)    general    dealer    sewing 
machines,  needles,  attachments,   etc.,  and   agent 
Mme  Demorest's  cut  patterns,  634  Market 
Hill  Sarah,  widow,  r.  325  Fifth 
Hill  Thomas  L.,  dentist,  r.  525 )$  Geary 
Hill  Thomas  M.,  porter  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r.  W 

B  Dolores,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Clipper 
Hill  Thomas  M.,  tailor,  r.  22  Turk 
Hill  Truman  L.,  lettercarrier,  r.  3.38  Chattanooga 
Hill  W.  H.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  614  Valencia 


Hill  William,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  bet  Clipper 

and  Twenty-fiflh 
Hill  Williaui  H.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co's  Express, 

r.  Beach,  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Hill  William  H.,  proptr  Golden  City  Straw  Works,  753 

Mission 
Hill  William  W.,  clerk,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  bet  Clipper 

and  Twenty-fifth 
Hillan  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  8  Frederick,  rear 
Hilland  Louisa,  domestic  1949  Geary 
Hillard  B.  N.,  clerk  Robert  Sheehy,  r.  Alameda 
Hillard  Benjamin  F.,  rollkeeper  S.  F.  Stock  and  Ex- 
change Board,  r.  Alameda 
Hillard  Daniel  M.,  planer,  r.  2511  Folsom 
Hillard  George,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  659  How- 
ard 
Hillard  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  6  Billings  PI 
Hillbirg  Carl,  porter  Coghill  &  Simon,  r.  320  Folsom 
Hille  William,  galvanized   iron  worker,  r.  417  Ji  Te- 
hama 
Hillebrand  Albert,  liquor  saloon,  1228  Market, r.  565 }<S 

Natoma 
Hillebrand  August,  blacksmith,  r.  7  Prospect  PI 
Hillebrand  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  1712  Eddy 
Hillebraudt   Carsten,  groceries  and    liquors,  NW  cor 

Bush  and  Octavia 
Hillebrandt  F.  iS:  Co.  (Fabian  Hillebrandt,  Nicolaus 
L.  Meyer,   Peter  Windeler  and  Christoph   Hart- 
mann)    proi^trs    Enter^jrise    Brewery  and    Malt 
House,  2015-2019  Folsom 
Hillebrandt  Fabian  (F.  Hillebrandt  &  Co.)  r.  2010  Fol- 
som 
Hillebrandt  John,  driver  Enterprise  Brewery,  r.  2014 

Folsom 
^"  Hillebrandt.    See  Hlldebrand  and  Hildenbrand 
Hillegass  William  F.,  bookkeeper  L.  J.  Ruflino  &  Co., 

r.  Berkeley 
Hillen  Dietrich  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Pine 

and  Larkin 
Hillen  Henry,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hilleu  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hillenbrand  William  (Hillenbrand  &  Rlose)  r.  Turk 

St.  Hotel 
Hillenbranil  &  Klose  (William  Hillenbrand  and 
Philip   Klose)  proprietors  Turk  St.   Hotel,  22-24 
Turk 
Hillens  Fritz,  salesman  Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.,  r.  613 

Minna 
Hiller  Adolph,  clerk  J.  H.  Seaders,  r.  6^  Prospect  PI 
Hiller  F.  Jr.  »&  Co.  (Frederick  Hiller  Jr.)  propri- 
etors   Pacific   Homoeopathic    Pharmacy,   SW  cor 
Geary  and  Dupont 
Hiller  Frederick  Jr.,  homoeopathic  physician,  office 
23  Kearny,  and  (F.  Hiller  Jr.  &  Co.)  r.  317  Fulton 
Hiller  Frederick  Sr.,    homoeopathic  physician, 

office  103  Geary,  r.  1210  Howard 
Hiller  Herman  F.,  secretary  National  Mutual  Aid  Assn 
of  Cal.  for  Unmarried  Persons,  Nucleus  House,  r. 
1210  Howard 
Hiller  Julius  C,  clerk  The  J.  M.  Brunswick  &  Balke 

Co.,  r.  1210  Howard 
Hillers  Ida,  domestic  807  Polk 
Hillert  Frederick,  architect  and  civil   engineer,  620 

Washington,  r.  116  Leidesdorff 
Hillery  William  H.,  bishop  African  M.E.  Zion  Church, 

r.  1307  Greenwich 
Hillgen  Herman,  carpenter,  r.  941  Sacramento 
Hilliard  Ezra  M.,  fruits,  cor  Mission  and  Twentieth 
Hilliard  Louis  B.,  superintendent  The  Bradstreet 

Co.,  230  California,  r.  2U6  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hilliaril  Thom.is,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  613  Howard 
Hilliker  Enoch,  carpenter,  r.  907  Stockton 
Hilling  William,  poultry  ranch,  S   s   Russia  Av,  bet 

Paris  and  London 
Hillings  Frederick,  packer  Capitol  Mills,  r.  613  Minna 
Hillis  George,  pantryman,  r.  681  Mission 
Hillman  Abigail, widow,  compounder  Hillman's  medi- 
cines, 151  Shipley 
Hillman  Charlotte  mIss,  saleslady  Heury  HeitmuUer, 

r.  1216  Polk 
Hillman  C.  J.  Miss,  telegraph  operator  Palace  Hotel, 

r.  151  Shii)ley 
Hillman  Edward,  stevedore,  r.  W  s  Pringle  Court 
Hillman  Emilio,   conductor  Sutter   St.   RR.,  r.  1332 

Bush 
Hillman  James,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r. 

Branch  House 
Hillman  James,  U.  S.  inspector  boilers,  office   U.   S. 
Appraisers'  Bldg,  first  floor,  room  21,  r.  2539  Mis- 
sion 


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Hillman  Jennie  C.  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Grammar 

School,  r.  2539  Mission 
Hillman  John  R.,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles,  r.  151 

Shipley 
Hillman  Richard,  machinist,  r.  2539  Mission 
Hillman  Thomas,  Rig.   and  Stev.   Union,  806   Mont- 
gomery 
Hillmann  John  (Purnhagen  &  Co.)  r.  318  Fifth 
Hills  Austin,  shipcarpeiiter,  r.  23  Pearl 
Hills  Austin  H.  (Hills  Brothers)  r.  Oakland 
Hills  Brothers  (Reuben  W.  and  Austin  H.)  dairy  pro- 
duce, 24-25  Bay  City  Market 
Hills  Calista  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  210  Hermann 
Hills  Carrie  L.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  929  Clay 
Hills  Charles  E.,  porter  Stearns  &  Smith,  r.  2506  Post 
Hills  Ernest  C,  mining,  r.  23  Pearl 
Hills  Frank  E.,  clerk  Turner,  Kennedy  &  Shaw,  r.  929 

Clay 
Hills  Frank  N.,  pressman  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  239 

Freinout 
Hills  Joel  F.,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  r.  929  Clay 
Hills  Reuben  W.  (Hills  Brothers)  r.  23  Pearl 
Hills  Sanford  M.,  carpenter  and  builder,  842  Clay  and 

111  Jessie,  r.  842  Clay 
Hillser  Elizabeth,  domestic  922  Twentieth 
Hillside  Mining  Co.  (Lincoln  Co.,  Nev.)  F.  Franken- 

thal  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  44 
Hillsinger  Elizabeth  J.  Miss,  millinery,  1624  Polk 
Hillyard  Peter,  bootblack,  17  Eddy,  r.  521  Geary 
Hillyer  Edward,  butcher,  r.  600  Third 
Hillyer  George,  r.  100 M  Second 

Hillyer  Margaret,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  100 Ji  Sec- 
ond 
Hillyer  Mathias,  capitalist,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Hillyer  Richard,  master  mariner,  r.  407  Brannan 
Hilmer  Louis,  druggist  and  apothecary,  SW  cor  Lar- 

kin  and  Geary 
Hilpert  John  E.,  molder,  r.  263  Jessie 
Hilsz  Frederick,  baker,  r.  723}^  O'Farrell,  rear 
Hilt  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  931  Mission,   r.  6123^  Lorn 
Hilton  C.  H.,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Hilton  Charles,  r.  118  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hilton  Charles  C,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  1209  Clay 
Hilton  Charles  H.,  engineer  Masonic  Cemetery,  r. 

2558  Geary 
Hilton  Delia  Mrs.,  bakery,  921  Howard 
Hilton  E.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1520  Eddy 
Hilton  Esther  A.,  widow,  r.  1209  Clay  ' 
HiltonGeorgeF.,  physician,  office  and  r.  808  JiJ  Mission 
Hilton  George  K.,  compositor,  r.  625  Bush 
Hilton  George  O.  P.,  lumber  dealer,  r.  8  Rincon  Court 
Hilton  Hattie  Miss,  actress,  r.  921  Howard 
Hilton  John,  r.  54  Third 
Hilton  John  W.,  r.  30  Haight 
Hilton  Joseph,  actor,  r.  921  Howard 
Hilton  Osgood  L.,  laborer  Custom  House,  r.  1537  Geary 
Hilton  Prince  E.,  drayman  Miller  &  Co.,  r.  2610  Bush 
Hilton  Samuel  M.,  r.  112  Ash  Av 
Hilton   Stanford,  carpenter,  r.   SE  cor  Valencia  and 

Twenty-second 
Hiltz   Abraham   M.,   sampler   Custom   House,  r.  144 

Ninth 
Hilzinger  Gottlieb  (Dorler  &  Hilzinger)  r.  317  Fourth 
Himebaugh   Elliot  (Himebaugh   &   Borst)  r.  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Tehama 
Himebaugh   &   Borst  (E.   Himebaugh  and   F.  Borst) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Tehama 
Himmelmann  Andrew  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  308  O'Farrell 
Hiuimelmann  Andrew,  porter  W.  &  J.  Sloane  k  Co..  r. 

308  O'Farrell 
Himmelmann  August,  teamster  J.  Morton  &  Co.,r.  308 

O'Farrell 
Himmelmann  George,  framemaker  Simon  Glaser,  r.  9 

Hardie  PI 
Himmelmann  George   C.  (Himmelmann  &  Heinz)  r. 

1827  Union 
Himmelmann  John,  laborer,  r.  501  Broadway 
Himmelmann  &  Heinz  (George  C.  Himmelmann  and 

Jacob  Heinz)  butchers,  1827  Union 
Himnielstoss  George,  bakery,  2409  Howard 
Hiucclot  Augustc,  r.  253('i  Folsom 
Hincelot  Ferdinand.bookkeeperComptoirD'Escompte 

de  Paris,  r.  2536  Folsom 
Hinchbnrn  A.  C,  special  policeman,  r.  ,536  Third 
Hiuchlifife  Benjamin  F.,  surveyor,  r.  032  Market 
Hinchlift'e  William,  proptr  Gait  House,  632  Market 
Hiiichliffe  William  D.,  pressman,  r.  Gait  House  I 

Hinchman  Albert  A.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1124 
Pine  I 


Hinchman  Charles  H.,  r.  1124  Pine 

Hinchman  Charles  H.  Jr.,  clerk  California  St.  RR.,  r. 
2237  Jackson 

Hinchmaii  Thomas  W.,  secretary  California  St. 
Railroad,  Bay  District  Assn,  San  Francisco  Pave- 
ment Co.,  and  Crystal  Palace  Assn,  office  SE  cor 
Larkin  and  California,  r.  :^37  Jackson 

Hinchman  Walworth  H.,  assistant  secretary  California 
St.  RR.,  office  SE  cor  California  and  Larkin,  r.  2237 
Jackson 

Hinchy  Mary,  domestic  611  Harrison 

Hinck  Henry  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Ellis 
and  Polk 

Hincken  Henry  C,  r.  38  Perry 

Hinckley  Acors  B.  (Bryden  &  Hinckley)  r.  110  Eighth 

Hinckley  Charles  E.,  clerk  C.  Adolphe  Low  &  Co.,  r. 
1517  Jackson 

Hinckley  Charles  E.  M.,  clerk  Doane  &  Henshelwood, 
r.  110  Taylor 

Hinckley  Daniel  B.  (Hinckley,  Spiers  &  Hayes)  r. 
Fruit  Vale,  Alameda  Co. 

Hinckley  Emily  M.  Mrs.,  r.  1517  Jackson 

Hinckley  George  E.,  physician,  office  and  r.  519  Fol- 
som 

Hinckley  George  G..  bookkeeper  Mission  Bay  Ware- 
house, r.  519  Sacramento 

Hinckley  Henry,  r.  310  Stockton 

Hinckley  Henry  G.,  timekeeper  Fulton  Iron  Works, 
r.  Fruit  Vale,  Alameda  Co. 

Hinckley  Herbert  M.,  stock  broker,  238  Montgomery, 
r.  1517  Jackson 

Hinckley  Ezra,  machinist,  r.  155  New  Montgomery 

Hinckley  Ezra  Mrs.,  teacher  Zeitska's  Institute,  r.  155 
New  Montgomery  . 

Hinckley  Kate  G.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  517  Folsom 

Hinckley  Lewis,  waiter,  r.  321  Pacific 

Hinckley  Mark,  canmaker,  r.  10  J^  Taylor 

Hinckley  Mark  F.,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Burrows  and 
Berlin 

Hinckley  Otis  W.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1533  Sutter 

Hinckley  Rosa,  widow,  r.  207  Minna 

Hinckley  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1533  Sutter 

HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES  ,D„...B. 

Hinckley,  James  Spiers  and  Daniel  E. 
Hayes)  proprietors  Fulton  Iron  Worlcs, 
^07-213  Fremont  and  309-315  Howard, 
office  aao  Fremont 

Hinckley  Walter  B.  T.,  clerk  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  r. 

1517  Jackson 
Hinckley  Walter  C,  engineer,  r.  26  Franklin 
^?"  Hinckley.     See  Hinkley 
Hinde  Charles,  teamster,  r.  941  Bryant 
Hinde  Isabella  Mrs.,  ladles  nurse,  r.  126  Park  Av 
Hinders  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  340  Kearny,   r.    1412 

Larkin 
Hindes  Edward  B.,  workman  coiners'  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  1206  Market 
Hindman  James,  house  and  sign  nainter,  275  Tehama 
Hinds  A.,  r.  520  Bush 

Hinds  Ambrose,  shipping  clerk,  r.  1216  Jackson 
Hinds  Andrew,  painter,  r.  1100  Powell 
Hinds  Annie  Miss,  teacher  Ewing  Primary  School,  r. 

764  Bryant 
Hinds  Charles  E.,  r.  125  Second 
Hinds  Ellen,  widow,  r.  125  Second 
Hinds  George  W.,  r.  125  Second 
Hinds  Harry,   inspector  Bell   Telephone  Co.,  r.   764 

Bryant 
Hinds  Hiram  C,  r.  NW  cor  Buchanan  and  Laurel  Av 
Hinds  John,  captain  ship  War  Hawk,   office  Pier  10, 

Steuart 
Hinds  S.  J.,  reporter  S.   F.   Chronicle,   NE  cor  Bush 
•     and  Kearny 

Hinds  William,  carriage  painter,  r.  764  Bryant 
Hinds  William  Jr.,  carriage  painter,  r.  764  Bryant 
IK^  Hinds.     See  Heins.  Heintz,  Hinej  and  Hynes 
Hine  Cornelia  Miss,  cigarmaker  I.   S.   Rosenbaum   & 

Co.,  r.  323  Tehama 
Hine  Nelson  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  323  Tehama 
Hine  Willis  H.,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  r.  236  O'Farrell 

Hiues ,  baggagemaster,  r.  403  Braunan 

Hines  Charles,  drayman  D.  L.  Farnsworth 

Hines   Cliarles   D.,    geteral   agent  Pacific    Coast 

Hotel  Register,  508  Montgomery 
Hines  E.  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  Mercliants'  Exchange 
Hines  Edward,  r.  119  Taylor 
Hiues  Frank,  longshoreman,  r.  315  Filbert 
Hines  Herman,  r.  69  Tehama 
Hines  James,  shoemaker,  r.  3  Bryant  Av 


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Hines  James,  starter  City  RR.,  r.  1731  Mission 
Hlnes  John,  nightwatchman,  r.  15  Howard  Court 
Hines  John,  show  caseniaker,  r.  Hackmeier's  Hotel 
Hines  John,  teamster  Shaw  &  Sharp,  r.  18  First 
Hines  John,  woolscourer  Lardner  &  Lee,  r.  22  Kearny 
Hines  John  C,  stereotyper  Joseph  Winterburn  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Hines  J.  W.  (Higginbotham  &  Co.)  r.  Fresno,  Cal. 
Hines  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Green,  nr  Battery 
Hines  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  402  Fremont 
Hlms   William,   conductor   N.  B.   and  M.  RR..  r.  829 

Folsom 
Hines  William,  nurse,  r.  1035  Hampshire 
Hines  W'illiam,  upholsterer,  r.  15  Howard  Court 
B^  Hines.     See  Heins,  Heiutz.  Hinds  and  Hynes 
Hingland  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  133  Fifth 
Hink  Gustave,  restaurant  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Bay  City 
Hink  Henry  M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Dupont 

and  Greenwich,  r.  439  Greenwich 
Hink  Martin,   clerk  Claus   Otten,  r.  SW  cor  Octavia 

and  Post 
Hink  Peter  H.,  wines  and  liquors,  cor  Montgom- 
ery Av  and  Montgomery,  NW  cor  Montgomery  Ay 
and  Washington,  and  552  Clay,  r.  813  Union 
Hinke  Frederick,  miner,  r.  204  Van  Ness  Av 
Hinkel  Henry,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  2310  Clay 
Hiuker  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  15k'  Freelon 
Hinkle  Charh's  A.,  compositor,  r.  37  Second 
Hinkle  Charles  E.,  carpenter,  r.  322  Fell 
Hinkle  Charles  L.,  carpenter,  r.  131(5  Eddy 
Hinkle  George  W.,  carpenter,  r.  322  Fell 
Hinkle  Hugh  B.,  clerk  O.  V.  Walker,  r.  119  Liberty 
Hinkle  John,  real  estate,  r.  825  Grove 
Hinkle  Jolin  M.,    physician  and  surgeon,  and 
manager  National  Surgical  Institute,  319  Bush,  r. 
Oakland 
Hinkle    Pliillp,    hydraulic,   oil  and  air  pressure 

elevators,  116-118  Main,  r.  22  Geary 
Hinkle  W.,  r.  502  Washington 
Hinkle  William,  millhand,  r.  1107  McAllister 
Hlnkleman  Flora  Miss.  r.  564  Natoma 
Hinkley  Oliver,  supt  Pac.  Carriage   Co.,  11  Powell,  r. 

110  Taylor 
Hinkley  Parker,  bookkeeper,  r.  339  Sixth 
Hinkley  Samuel  S.,  bookkeeper  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  r.  330 

O'Farrell 
tff"  Hinkley.     See  Hinckley 

Hinman   H.   C,    agent   Merchants'    Dispatch   Trans- 
portation Co.,  411  California,  r.  Oakland 
Hinman  Walter  S.  (Hinman  &  Chapman)  r.  Florence 

House 
Hinman  William  E.,  clerk,  r.  21  Hoff  Av 
Hinman  Zerah  L.,  conductor,  r.  1322  Bush 
Hinman  <S£  Chapman  (Walter  S.  Hinman  and  F. 
M.   Chapman)    proprietors    Norfolk    Stable,   126 
Ellis 
Hinrichs  A.  &  Co.    (August  Hinrichs)   liquor  saloon, 

SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Front 
Hinrichs  August   (A.  Hinrichs  &    Co.    and   Rice  & 
Hinrichs)  and   liquor  saloon.  NW  cor  Front  and 
Union,  r.  SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Front 
Hinrichs  Gerhardt,  show  casemaker  Teubner  &  Hoff- 
man, r.  SW  cor  Church  and  Elizabeth 
Hinrichs  Gustave,  teacher  music,  r.  2110  Pine 
Hinrichs  John  F..  proptr  Ancon  Hotel,  9  Pacific 
•^  Hinrichs.     See  Henricks 
Hlnrichsen  Benjamin,  clerk  J.  &  P.  Medau,  r.  New 

Atlantic  Hotel 
Hinsch  Paul  H.,  bartender,  r.  37  Pacific 
Hinsch  Thomas  C,  foreman   United  Carriage  Co.,  r. 

921  O'Farrell  j 
Hinsdale  G.  W.,  capitalist,  r.  Lick'House 
Hintmann  J.  Dietrich,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Turk  and 

Scott 
Hinton  Ada  B.  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  Grammar  School, 

r.  647  Folsom 
Hinton  Arthur  T.,  compositor,  r.  647  Folsom 
Hinton  Charles  H.,  proof  reader  Eveuing  Post,  r.  647 

Folsom 
Hinton  Isaac  T.,  compositor,  r.  647  Folsom 
Hinton  Margaret,  bakery,  1235  Mission 
Hinton  Valentine,  laborer,  r.  1  August  Alley,  rear 
Hinton  William  M.  (W.  M.  Hinton  &  Co.)  r.  647  Fol 

som 
Hinton  William  M.  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  647  Folsom 
Hinton  W.  M.  &  Co.    (William   M.   Hinton)  printers, 

536  Clay 
Hintz  Otto,  laborer,  r.  5  Freelon 
Hintz  TLiomas,  engineer  Geary  St.   RR.,  r.  1605  Bu- 
chanan 


Hintze  Ferdinand,  steward,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hintze  Henry,  porter  Meyerstein,  Loweuberg  &  Co.,  r. 

1623  Sutter 
Hintze  Henry,  student  Pac.   Bueineeis  College,  r.  300 

Fourth 
Hintze  Isaac,  tailor,  338  Bush,  r.  1623  Sutter 
Hintze  Julius,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hintze  Julius,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hintze  Louis,  shipping  clerk  Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r. 

1623  Sutter 
Hinz  Adolph  C,  bookkeeper  John  Landers,  r.  710  Cal- 
ifornia 
Hinz  Adolph  F.  (Dierck,  Hinz  &  Plagemann)  r.  15  Far- 

ren  Av 
Hinz  August  C.  (Hinz  &  Landt)  r.  736  McAllister 
Hinz  Carl,  salesman  Fr.  H.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  2925 

Sacramento 
Hinz  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  433  Turk 
Hinz  Louis  J.,  butcher,  r.  433  Turk 
Hinz  WiUiam  (W.  Haker  c'c  Hinz)  r.  1721  Laguna 
Hinz  &  Landt  (August  C.  Hinz   and   Paul  Landt)  im- 
porters millinery,  silks,  etc.,  16-18  Second 
Hinz.     See  Hintz 

Hinze  Frederick  (Robinson  &  Hinze)  r.  210  Octavia 
Hinze  Louis,  longshoreman,  r.  E  s  Billings  PI,  nr  Fil- 
bert 
Hiorth  Bertha,  domestic  734  Geary 
Hipi^ard  A.,  liquor  saloon,  406  Pacific 
Hippely  Longinus,  carpenter,  r.  627  Fulton 
Hippen  John  H.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  r.  320  Post 
Hippler  Charles,  machinist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Hippley  Alexander  C.  carpenter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Hippmann  Rudolph  (Hippmanij  &  Schussler)  r.  1516 

Mason 
Hippmann    &   Schussler    (Rudolph    Hippmann    and 
Adolph   Schussler)   fruits   and  vegetables,   28-29 
California  Market 
Hipps  Abraham,  musician,  r.  33  Moss 
Hipps  Hester  Mrs.,  r.  270  Tehama 
Hipwell  Henry,  druggist,  r.  3.32  O'Farrell 
Hiram  William,  milkman,  r.  2630  Bush 
Hird  Anne,  widow,  r.  28  Turk 
Hlrd  C,  driver  William  Weston,  r.  28  Turk 
1^"  Hird.    See  Herd  and  Hurd 
Hirigoyen  Michel  (F.  Candau  &  Co.)  r.  213  Third 
Hirleman  Philip,  porter  W.  Cohen  &  Co.,  r.  1308  Lar- 

kin 
Hiron  Victor,  patternmaker,  r.  136  Silver 
Hiron  Victor  L.,  machinist,  r.  136  Silver 
Hirsch  Alphouse,   salesman   Christian   MuUer,  r.  435 

Eddy 
Hirsch  Benno,  actor  German  Theatre,  r.  228  Bush 
Hirsch  Benoit  S.,  millinery   goods,  748  Market,  r. 

426  Eddy 
Hirsch  Bernard,  salesman  S.  Bine,  r.  2113^  Turk 
Hirsch  Charles  (Smith,  Hirsch  &  Co.)  office  310  San- 
some 
Hirsch  Herman,  billiardmaker  The  J.  M.  Brunswick 

and  Balke  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hirsch  Joseph,  r.  211  }<J  Turk 

Hirsch  Joseph  (B.  Bloch  &  Co.)  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Hirsch  Joseph,  real  estate,  r.  925  Geary 
Hirsch  Leo,  clerk  Solomon  Hirsch,  r.  1510  Sacramento 
Hirsch  Leopold  (W.  Cohen  &  Co.)  r.  New  York  City 
Hirsch  Leopold,   salesman   B.  Bloch   &   Co.,   r.  2106 

Mason 
Hirsch  Leopold,   agent  B.  Bloch  h  Co.,  r.  2106   Mason 
Hirsch  Louis,  bookkeeper  Castle  Brothers  &  Loupe, 

r.  713  O'Farrell 
Hirsch  Mary,  domestic  1506  Larkin 
Hirsch  Prosper  S.,  proptr  Cafe  Francais,  SE  cor  Sac- 
ramento and  Kearny,  r.  506  Ellis 
Hirsch  Leopold,  collector,  office  29  Kearny,  r.  925  Lar- 
kin 
Hirsch  Solomon,  trea8<lrer  German  Theatre,  office  29 

Kearuy,  r.  925  Larkin 
Hirschberg  Btrtha  Miss,  r.  205  Clara 
Hirschberg  Leah  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  SW  cor  Third 

and  Silver 
Hirschberg  Louisa  Mrs.,  r.  205  Clara 
Hirschey  Harriet  A.,  widow,   seamstress,  r.  1001  Fol- 
som 
Hirschfeld  Albert,  bookkeeper  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r. 

803  Ellis 
Hirschfeld  David   (Hirschfeld  &  Saroni)  r.   SE  cor 

California  and  Scott 
Hirschfeld  Julius  H.,  pawnbroker,  510  Kearny,  r.  414 

Eddy 
Hirschfeld  Neumann  H.,   clerk  Julius  Hirschfeld,  r. 
442  Natoma 


ii/iMnn\if  cunnrc       manufacturers  of  fine       g.w.clark&co. 

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Hirschfeld  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  506  35  Francisco 
Hirschfeld   &  Saroni   )  David  Hirschfeld   and   Louis 
Saroni)  proptrs  Steam  Candy  Works,  and  import- 
ers nuts,  118-120  Davis 
B^-Hirschfeld.     See  Hirshfeld 
Hirschfelder  Aaron  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1326  Geary 
Hirschfelder  Anton,  compositor,  r.  1029  Clay 
Hirschfelder  Charles  J.,  compositor,  r.  405  Minna 
Hiischfelder  Joseph  O.,  physician.  ofBce  229  Geary,  r. 

132G  Geary 
Hirschfelder  M.,  capitalist,  r.  410  Sixth 
Hlrscliinaii   Ailolph,  manufacturer  jewelry  and 
importer  diamonds,  etc.,  328  Bush,  r.  1309  Octavia 
Hirshfeld  Bernard,  crockery  and  tinware,  15  Fourth, 

r.  19  Russ 
Hirshfeld  Charles,   stockbrokor,  316   Montgomery,  r. 

2024  California 
Hirshfeld  Herman,  merchant,  r.  1817  Pine 
Hirshfeld  L.  &  Co.,  merchants    (Bakersfield)    offices 

Battery 
Hirshfeld  Peter,  wigmaker,  r.  734  Sixteenth 
Hirshfeld  Solomon,  dairy  produce,  16-18  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market,  r.  1515  Webster 
Hlrshfield  Maurice,  clerk  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r. 

1021  Polk 
Hirshfleld  Peter,  baker,  r.  20  Boardman  PI 
Hirshfield  Rudolph  H.,  salesman  Nast,  Greenzweig  & 

Co.,  r.  1021  Polk 
e^~Hirshfield.    See  Hirschfeld  and  Hirshfeld 
Hirth  Leon  J.,  collector  Main  St.  Wharf,  r.  1523   Post 
Hischier  Alexander,  waiter  Helvetia  Hotel,  431  Pine 
Hilgerloh  August,  bakery,  1305  Mission 
Hiluerloh  George,  upholsterer,  r.  1805  Mission 
Hlslop  Robert  C,  furniture  and  bedding,  424  Hayes 
Hitch  George  H.,  watertender  P.  M.  88.   City  of  New 

York 
Hitchcock    Anthony  H.,    laborer   Portland   Lodging 

House,  807  Kearny 
Hitchcock  Clinton,  bookkeeper,  r.  1010  Powell 
Hitclicock  I>.  W. ,    agent  Union  Pacific    Railway 
and   Atchison    Tppeka  and    Santa   Fe    Railroad, 
office  1  Montgomery,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hitchcock  Grace  B.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1010  Powell 
Hitchcock  Harry,   harnessmaker  Market  St.   ER.,  r. 

1709  Stevenson 
Hitchcock  Helen  M.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopol- 
itan Grammar  School,  r.  1010  Powell 
Hitchcock  Lindsey,   salesman  A.    C.   Hahn,    r.    1010 

Powell 
Kitchens  James,  miner,  r.  115  Mason 
Hitchings  E.  W.  Mrs.,  r.  124  OTarrell 
Hitchlngs  James  H.,  barber,  448  California 
Hitte  Celestine,   waiter  August  Ducroux,  r.   NE  cor 

Pacific  and  Montgomery 
Hitte  Fabian,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Hittell  Charles,  student  Art  School,  r.  808  Turk 
Hittell  John  S.,Htterateur  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  101 

Grove 
Hittell  Theodore  H.,  attorney  at  law,  23  Montgomery 

Block,  r.  808  Turk 
Hixson  Edward  T.,  bookkeeper  Hixson,  Justi  &  Co.,  r. 

901  Twentieth 
Hixson  H.  B.  &   Co.    (Henry   B.   Hixson  and   August 
Menke)  poultry  and  game,  48-49  Washington  Mar- 
ket 
Hixson  HenryB.  (H.  B.   Hixson   &   Co.)  and   poultry 

and  game,  19  Bay  City  Market,  r.  1220  Market 
Hixson  James  P.,  merchant  tailor,  140  Montgom- 
ery, r.  The  Truesdell 
Hixson  Jasper  M.   (Hixson,Ju8ti  &  Co.)  r.  216  Leaven- 
worth 
Hixson,   Justi  &  Co.   (Jasper  M.  Hixson,  Charles 
Justi  and  Walter  D.  Hixson)    commission   mer- 
chants, 316-318  Washington 
Hixson  Walter  D.  (Hixson,  Justi  &  Co.)  r.  216  Leaven- 
worth 
Hixson  Wilmer  N.,  brakeman  8.  P.  RR.,  r.  610  Fourth 
ll9'"Hix8on.     See  Hickson 
Hjul  Aonie  Mrs.,  lodgings,  6  Central  PI 
Hjul  Hans  H.  (Norager  &  Hjul)  r.  6  Central  PI 
Hoadley  Alfred,  draftsman,  r.  122  Taylor 
Hoadley  E.  A.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Express   r 

1122  Market 
Hoadley  George  C,  dentist,  office  and  r.  5  5^  Kearny 
Hoadley  George  W.,  bookkeeper   Henry   Steil,   r.    122 

Taylor 
Hoadley  Joseph  H.,  machinist,  r.  122  Taylor 
Hoadley  Milo,  civil  engineer,  r.  2910  Bnsh 
Hoadley  M.  R.,  r.  122  Taylor 
Hoag  Abigail  Miss,  r.  649  Howard 


Hoag  C.  C,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 

Hoag  Charles  C,  collector,  r.  204  McAllister 

Hoag  Eberhardt,  joiner,  r.  615  Natoma 

Hoag  Gertrude,  widow,  r.  1540  Ellis 

Hoag  Jacob  V.,  r.  120  Liberty 

Hoag  James  A.,  painter,  r.  1902  Mission 

Hoag  Jared  C,  with  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.  204  McAllister 

Hoag  Lunian  B.,  eclectic  physician,  office  and   r.  -649 

Howard 
Hoag  William  M.,  capitalist,  302  Montgomery,  room  6, 

r.  801  Leavenworth 
8^ Hoag.     See  Hoge  and  Hogue 
Hoagland  Charles,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom,  rear 
Hoaglaud  Edward,  teamster,  r.  516  Howard 
Hoagland   William    C,    architect,   432   Montgomery, 

room  14,  r.  1205  Market 
Hoagley  Charles  H.,  packer  A.   T.   Eggleston,  r.   2901 

Bush 
Hoagley  Gilbert,  captain  stmr  Ellen,  r.  Alameda 
Hoar  John,  laborer,  r.  105  J4  Freelon 
Hoar  John,  laborer,  r.  31  Ecker 
Hoare  Charles,  molder,  r.  524  Howard 
Hoare  Eliza,  domestic  11  Essex 
Hoare  James,  laborer,  540  Linden  Av 
Hoare  Michael,  hostler,  r.  68  Natoma 
Hoare  Patrick,  cartman  Presidio  Reservation 
8^"  Hoare.     See  Horr 

Hobart  Benjamin  (Hobart,  Wood  k  Co.)  r.  726   Geary 
Hobart  Benjamin  F.,  salesman  Marcus  C.  Hawley  & 

Co.,  r.  2251  Mission 
Hobart  Charles,  machinist,  r.  W  s  Douglass,  nr   Sev- 
enteenth 
Hobart  John  L.,  r.  2921  Sacramento 
Hobart  Marrilla,  widow,  r.  1411  Octavia 
Hobart  Walter  S.,  capitalist,  224  California,  r.  629  Sut- 
ter 
Hobart,    Wood    &    Co.    (Benjamin   Hobart    and 

Samuel  A.  Wood)    importers  and   manufacturers 

boots  and  shoes,  15  Sansome 
Hobbert  Henry  T.,  toys,  fancy  goods  and  jewelry,  218 

Third,  r.  13  Hampton  PI 
Bobbins  Daniel,  r.  321  Pacific 
Hobbose  Mary  Mrs.,  bakery,  SW  cor  Webster  and 

Haight 
Hobbose  William  J.  E.,  engineer,  r.   SW  cor  Webster 

and  Haight 
Hobbs  Belle,  domestic  2003  Bush 
Hobbs  Frederick,  grain  broker,  office  402  Front,  r.  1016 

Bush 
Hobbs  George  L.,  shoemaker,  r.  12  35  Zoe 
Hobbs  Hiram  H.,  stockbroker,  r.  1708  Geary 
Hobbs  J.  K.,  laborer,  r.  8  Warren  Av 
Hobbs  John  K.  C.  (Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.)  r.  1912  Jessie 
Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.   (John  K.  C.  Hobbs  and   J.  G. 

Wall)  boxmakers,  11-13  Beale  and  10-12  Main 
Hobbs  Walter  S.,  attorney  at  law,  6  Montgomery 

Av,  third  floor,  r.  20  Turk 
Hobdell  Ellen  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  613  Hyde 
Hobe  Adolphus  A.,  chief  deputy  County  Treasurer,  r. 

602  Capp 
Hobe  Charles  F.,  jeweler,  r.  1633  Hyde 
Hobe  George  J.,     secretary    Masonic    Cemetery 

Assn,  42  Masonic  Temple,  r.  1633  Hyde 
Hobe  George  O.,  bookkeeper  Phoenix  Iron  Works,  r. 

1633  Hyde 
Hobe  Sophia  A.  Miss,  assistant  Valencia   St.  Primary 

School,  r.  602  Capp 
Hoben  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  1218  Kearny 
Hobro  William   D.,    plumbing  and   gas  fitting, 

727  Washington,  r.  2613  Clay 
Hobron  Cornelius,   conductor  Sutter  St.   ER.,  r.  128 

Locust  Av 
Hobron  Henry,  captain  Berkeley  Ferry  stnir   Mare 

Island,  r.  1218  Kearny 
Hobron  W^illiam  McC,   proprietor   Sacramento 

Market,  5  Jackson,  r.  1  Perry 
Hobson  Bessie.  flBfMU*^  2221  Jackson 
Hobson  C.  B.,  bookkeeper  The  Singer  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  510 

Mason 
Hobson  George  M.,  laborer,  r.  cor  Eleventh  and  Na- 
toma 
Hobson  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  61  West  Mission 
Hobson  Henry  B.,  r.  9  Page 

Hobson  John  E.  (Moore,  Ferguson  &  Co.)  r.  501  Geary 
Hobson  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  r.  1234  Pacific 
Hoburg  Frank  T.,  law   student   Cope  &  Boyd,  r.  1110 

Powell 
Hoburg  William  H..  real  estate  agent,  r.  1110  Powell 
Hoburg  William  H.  Jr.,  clerk  B.  O.   Oakley,  r.  1110 

Powell 


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41   Market  Street,  corner  Spear. 


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Hochbrun  Henry,  barber,  r.  271  Clara 

Hochguertel  Nicholas,  proptr    Long  Branch  Hotel, 

South  of  Point  Lobos  Av,  on  Ocean  beach 
Hochheimer  Jnlia  Miss,  assistant  Turk  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  loOH  Larkin 
Hochheimer  Simon,  insurance  broker,  313  California, 

r.  1506  Larkin 
Hochholzer  Hugo,    architect,     ofl&ce    215    Sansome, 

room  8 
Hochholzer  James,  furniture  designer  and  mnfr,  r. 

1520  Geary 
Hochkofler  Rudolf,     merchandise     broker    and 

Austro-Hungariau  Consul,  203  Front,  r.  Oakland 
Hochstadter  Edgar  S.,  with   Eehfiach,  Martin   &  Co., 

r.  1526  Sutter 
Hochstadter  Eli.  stockbroker,  r.  320  Geary 
Hochstadter  Kobert,  upholsterer,  r.  1526  Sutter 
Hochsteiu  Adolph,  general  bookkeeper  LazardFreres, 

r.  512  Hyde 
Hock  Charles,  r.  422  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hock  Charles,  butcher,  r.  SW  cor  Union  and  Mason 
Hock  Charles  T.,  barber,  542  Clay,  r.  954  Mission 
Hock  Henry,  driver  National  Brewery,  r.  1250  Turk 
Hock  Henry  Jr.,  pianomaker,  r.  1250  Turk 
Hock  Kittie  Miss,  dressmaker  Carl   Woerner,   r.    1250 

Turk 
Hock  Tobias,   contractor,    office  516    Kearny,  r.   422 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Hock  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hockenbcrry  Macaloy,  teamster,  r.  2420  Sutter 
Hodes  August,  barber,  r.  7  Cottage  PI 
Hudes  Augusta,  domestic  1214  Leavenworth 
Hodgdon  Carrie,  domestic  205  Eleventh 
Hodgdon  Charles  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  22  Hickory 

Av 
Hodgdon  Eva,  domestic  1304  California 
Hodgdon  James  B.,  assistant  freight  agent  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  617  Third 
Hodgdon  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  209  Geary 

HODGDON  WALTEK  H.  A, 

pkysiciau  and  surg^eon,  ofHce  and  r.  309 
Geary- 
Hodge  Ann,  widow,  r.  4  Kent 
Hodge   Benjamin   O..  mining,  office  330  Pine,  r.  120 

Sixth 
Hodge  Chafles,  compositor,  r.  120  Sixth 
Hodge  Charles  H.,  boatman,  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  r.  1 

Hodge's  Alley 
Hodge  Christian,  framemaker,  r.  108  William 
Hodge,  Davis  &  Co.,  merchants  (Portland,  Or.)  office 

110  Front 
Hodge  Frank,  mining,  r.  120  Sixth 
Hodge  John  G.  (John  G.  Hodge  &  Co.)  r.  616  Mason 
Hodge  John  G.  &  Co.  (John  G.  Hodge  and  Fred. 
A.  Lawson)  stationers,  bookbinders  and  printers, 
314  California 
Hodge  Joseph,  hostler,  r.  108  William 
Hodge  Michael,  drayman,  cor  Market  and  East,  r.  338 

Union 
Hodge  Robert,  cloak  and  suit  mnfr,  10  Fifth 
Hodgps  A.  D.Jr.,  mining  engineer,  217  Sansome,  room 

10,  r.  Oakland 
Hodges  George,  carpenter  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,r.  Oak- 
land 
Hodges  James,  r.  4  Central  PI 
Hodges  Mary  L.  Miss,  r.  4  Central  PI 
Hodgkin  DeCourcy  W.,  bookkeeper  Preston  &  McKin- 
ney,r.  Railroad  Av,bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  Avs, 
South  S.  F. 
Hodgkin  John  W.  (A.  Germon  &  Co.)  r.  San  Leandro 
Hodgkins  Henry,  coremaker,  r.  1615  Jones 
Hodtikins  Henry  J.,  carpenter  r.  1615  Jones 
Hodgkins  John,  miner,  r.  64  First 
Hodgkins  Pilsbury,  steamer   messenger  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Go's  Express,  r.  26J5  Sacramento 
Hodgkins'  Wharf,  foot  L,  South  S.  F. 
Hodgkins  William  L.,  clerk  Benjamin  Schloss  &  Co., 

r.  1006  Larkin 
Hodgkins  William  M.,  clerk  Fisher  Ames.  r.   2625 

Sacramento 
Hodgson  Robert,  wool  sorter,  r.  532  Bryant 
Hodnet  John,  grain  sampler,  r.  316  Minna 
Hodnet  Mary,  widow,  r.  316  Minna 
Hodnet  Mary,  domestic  N  s  Beaver,  bet  Sanchez  and 

Noe 
Hodnet  William,  grain  sampler,  r.  316  Minna 
Hodnett    Jeremiah,   shipper    and    sampler  Rodgers, 

Meyer  &  Co.,  r.  309  Seventeenth 
Uodnett  John,  waiter,  r.  G43  Post 


Hodson  Daniel,  chainmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  31 

Freelon 
Hodson  Emily  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  31  Freelon 
Hodson  Sophia,  widow,  r.  31  Freelon 
Hoeber  Eugene  G.  L.,   compositor,   r.   1014  Washing- 
ton 
Hoeber  Henry,  measurer  of  vessels  and  inspector  Cus- 
tom House,  r.  1014  Washington 
Hoeckele  Louis,  r.  516  Franklin 
Hoefele  Paul,  laborer,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Hoefer  Alexander,  barber,  r.  26  John 
Hoefer  Eugene,  student,  r.  2G  John 
Hoefer  George,  driver  Lick  Laundry,  r.  13  Lick  PI 
Hoefer  Henry,  gilder,  r.  523  Vallejo 
Hoefer  John,  clerk  A.Wolfe,  r.  523  Vallejo 
Hoefer  John  P.,  saddler,  r.  26  John 
Hoefer  Paul,  saddler  R.  Stone,  r.  26  John 
Hoefer  Severin  P..  candymaker,  r.  26  John 
l^*~  Hoefer.     See  Hoffer 

Hoefler  Lou.  M.,  clerk  Alfred  A.  Cohen,  r.  Oakland 
Hoeflich  Morris,  speculator,  r.  310  Stockton 
Hoeft  Henry,  engineer,  r.  10  Polk 
Hoeft  John,  liquor  saloon,  818  Clay 
Hoegemann  Julius,  clerk  H.  H.  Heitman,  r.  NE  cor 

Eighteenth  aud  Valencia 
Hocges  Jacob,  coffee  saloon,  325  Bush,  r.  325  3^  Bush 
Hoehn  Jacob,  general  superintendent  Summit  Ice 

Co.,  (>4  Minna 
Hoehn  Philip  J.,  fruit   and  produce,  1435  Twenty- 
fourth 
Hoehna  Charles,  porter  Mayrisch  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  N  s 

Columbia,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Hoelscher  A.   &    Co.    (Anton   Hoelscher  and   George 
Scharetg)  proptrs   South   S.  F.  Brewery,  NW  cor 
Fourteenth  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Hoelscher  Anton  (A.  Hoelscher  k   Co.)  r.  Railroad  Av, 

nr  Fourteenth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Hoelscher  August,  r.  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Mason 
Hoelscher  Eliza  Mrs.  (William   Hoelscher  &  Co.)  r.  19 

Pearl 
Hoelscher  William    &  Co.    (Mrs.    Eliza    Hoelscher) 

wholesales  wines  and  liquors,  504  Market 
Hoelstad  S.  T.,  porter,  r.  915  Montgomery 
Hoenes  Louis  W.  (Stolz  &  Hoenes)  r.  1103  Folsom 
Hoensel  Charles,  waiter,  r.  212  Hickory  Av 
Hoeper  George  W.,  bookkeeper  Jersey  Farm    Milk 

Depot,  r.  350  Tehama 
Hoepner  John,  steward,  r.  16  Folsom 
Hoepner  Nicholas,  seaman  schr  Lizzie  Theresa 
Hoerchuer  Charles,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r, 

128  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hoerter  George,  waiter  Henry  Grimm,  r.  258  Twelfth 
Hoertkorn  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  543  Washing- 
ton, r.  1116  Montgomery 
Hoerz  Henry,  bartender,  r.  Astor  House 
Hoescli  Henry,  restaurant,  417  Pine,  r.  1216'CIay 
Hoesch  Henry  F.,  clerk  Harry  W.  Syz,  r.  1216  Clay 
Hoesck  John,  secretary  Board  of  Health,  office  14 

O'Farrell,  r.  603  Bush 
Hoesch  Ludwig,  Cigarmakers'  Assn,  114  Dupont 
Hoesch  William,  messenger  Board  of    Health,  r.  603 

Bush 
Hoetzell  Joseph,  cutler,  r.  3  Ewer  PI 
Hoetzell  Julius,  butcher,  r.  3  Ewer  PI 
Hoey  Eliza,  widow,  r.  728  Brannan 
Hoey  Eugene,   manufacturer  Hoey's  Patent  Sofa- 

Bed,  25  Turk 
Hoey  John,  with  Eugene  Hoey,  r.  114  Turk 
Hoey  John,  tanner,  r.  728  Brannan 
Hoey  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  728  Brannan 
Hoey  Lawrence,  woolpuller,  r.  728  Brannan 
Hoey  Mollie  Miss,  tobaccosorter,  r.  728  Brannan 
Hoey  Oweu,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  SE  cor  Har- 
rison and  Twenty-fourth 
Hoey  Robert,  engineer,  r.  329  Vallejo 
Hoey  Thomas,  bootblack,  r.  1300  Kearny 
Hoey  Thomas,  coalpasser  O.  R.  and  N.  8S.  Columbia 
Hoey  William,  painter,  r.  136  Shipley 
Hoey  William  Jr.,  painter,  r.  136  Shipley 
8^~Hoey.     See  Hoy 
Hofen  Leo  (Hofen  k  Co.)  r.  1005  Sutter 
.Hofeu  Peter  Karl,  carpenter,  r.  1118  Kearny,  tear 
Hofen   6i  Co.  (Leo   Hofeu   and   Charles  F.  Leege) 
Empire   Steam   Coffee   and   Spice  Mills,  and  sole 
agents  Empire  and   Eureka  Match  Factories,  412 
Clay 
Hofendahl  Julius,  baker,  r.  634  Pacific 
Hoff  Caroline,  domestic  920  Valencia 
Hoff  Christian,  bootmaker,  r.  418  Powell 
Hoff  Christine,  domestic  920  Valencia 


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Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St.,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


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Hoff  Katie,  domestic  1623  Mission 

Hoff  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  534  J<2  Nintli 

Hoff  John,  tailor,  r.  7  August  Alley 

Hoff  Ludwig,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 

Hoff  Mathia,  domestic  18  Sherman 

Hoff  Simon,  tailor,  r.  1304  Mission 

Hoff  Thomas,  tailor,  r.  1304  Mission 

Hoff  Victor,  merchant,  r.  (109  Taylor 

B^Hoff.     See  Hough  and  Huff 

Hoflacker  B.  J.,  clerk  Ball  &  Julian,  r.  29  Oak  Grove 
Av 

Hoffacker  Sally,  widow,  r.  219  First 

Hoffelt  John,  conductor  Market  St.  KB.,  r.  1008 
Steiner 

Hoffenbacher  Conrad,  butcher,  r.  7  Sonoma  PI 

Hofler  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1717  Turk 

JjyHoffer.     See  Hoefer 

Hoffman  A.  B.,  advertising  agent,  ofSce  216  Kearny 

Hoffman  Abram,  actor  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  963  Mission 

Hoffman  Adam,  tanner,  r.  E  s  Nebraska,  nr  Yolo 

Hoffman  Alexander,  r.  6  Miles  PI 

Hoffman  August,  clerk  August  Bose,  r.  1113  Howard 

Hoffman  B.,  r.  225  OTarrell 

Hoffman   Bernard,  cigardealer,  r.  208  Golden  Gate  Av 

Hoffman  Bernard,  tailor,  r.  260  Stevenson 

Hoffman  Britton  L.,  cook,  r.  438  Minna 

Hoffman  Charles,  r.  615  Turk 

Hoffman  Charles,  janitor  Home  of  Inebriates,  r.  226 
Chestnut 

Hoffman  Charles,  machinist,  r.  435  Pine 

Hoffman  Charles  A.  (Simmons  &  Hoffman)  r.  421 
Fourth 

Hoffman  Charles  A.,  engraver  Hoffman  &  Sohenk,  r. 
919  Union 

Hoffman  Charles  D.,  watchman,  r.  NE  cor  McAllister 
and  Franklin 

Hoffman  Charles  H.,  teacher  music,  r.  116  Ellis 

Hoffman  Charles  S.,  teacher  music,  r.  607  Ellis 

Hoffman  C.  Max,  cabinetmaker,  r.  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Silver 

Hoffman  Edmund,  commission  and  merchandise 
broker,  r.  901  Larkin 

Hoffman  E.  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  114  Ellis 

Hoffman  Emil,  car  conductor,  r.  216  Ninth 

Hoffman  George,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1825  Union 

Hoffman  George  M.,  cooper,  r.  58  Jj  Second 

Hoffman  Gottlieb  (Hoffman  &  Schenk)  r.  1516  Mason 

Hoffman  H.,  cooper,  r.  58}^  Second 

Hoffman  Henry,  laborer,  r.  35  Juniper 

Hoffman  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Hoffman  Henry  F.  W.,  accountant,  r.  534  Bartlett 

Hoffman  John  (Niemeyer  &  Hoffman)  r.  403  Spear 

Hoffman  John,  label  printer,  506  Commercial,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Hoffman  John  M.,  photographer  I.  West  Taber,  r. 
Ahlborn  House 

Hoffman  Joseph  (Hoffman  &  Co.)  r.  1716  Sacramento 

Hoffman  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  First  St.  House 

Hoffman  Joseph  H.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt&Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Hoffman  L.,  laborer,  r.  1010  Montgomery 

Hoffman  Lawrence,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder, 
r.  47  Stanly  PI 

Hoffman  Louis,  butcher,  r.  418 3<j  Grove 

Hoffman  Martin,  shoemaker,  NE  cor  Chestnut  and 
Mason 

Hoffman  Mary  L.  Mrs. ,  assistant  Girls  High  School, 
r.  534  Bartlett 

Hoffman  Michael,  metal  casemaker,  r.  1316  Larkin 

Hoffman  Ogilen,  Judge  U.  S.  District  Court  and 
ex-officio  Judge  U.  S.  Circuit  Court,  chambers  68 
U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  third  floor,  r.  Pacific  Club 

Hoffman  P.,  r.  420  Jackson 

Hoft'man  Peter,  maltster,  r.  126  Park  Av 

Hoffman  Sandor  (Hoffman  &  Cohn)  r.  26  Hampton  PI 

Hoffman  Sarah  J.,  adjuster  V.  S.  Mint,  r.  1718  Sutter 

Hoffman  Seligmau  (Hoffman  &  Co.)  r.  New  York  City 

Hoffman  Simeon,  salesman  Fisher  &  Baum,  r.  624  Mc- 
Allister 

Hoffman  Simon,  speculator,  r.  1814  Post 

Hoffman  SoutUurd,  clerk  U.  S.  District  Court, 
office  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  third  floor,  rooms 
63-66,  r.  San  Kafael 

Hoffman  'W.  H.,  r.  912  Lyon 

Hoffman  "William,  woodturner,  r.  Thoroughfare  Ho- 
tel 

Hoffman  William  G.,  painter,  r.  1521  Webster 

Hoffman  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  640  Filbert 

Hoffman  William  H.,  clerk  Cal.  Powder  Works,  r.  1718 
Sutter 


Hoffman  &  Co.  (Seligman  and  Joseph  Hoffman,  David 

Bloom  and  Ephraim  Simon)importers  fancy  goods, 

Yankee  notions,  etc.,  17-19  Batterj- 
Hoftman   &   Cohn  (Sandor  Hoffman   and   Elias  Cohn) 

cigars  and  tobacco,  206  Thiid 
Hoffman  di  Sclienlt(Guttlieb  Hoffman  and  Chris- 
tian  Schenk)  engravers  and   stencil  cutters,  414 

Sacramento 
Hoffmann  Albert,  liquor  saloon,  208  Dupont 
Hoffmann  Albert,  lunch   house,  120   Leidesdorff,   r.  3 

William 
Hoffmann   A.  M.  Mrs.,   physician,   office   and  r.  1422 

Folsom 
Hoffmann  Andrew,  cook,  r.  1910  Larkin,  rear 
Hoffmann  Anna  Miss,  bakery,  139  Gough 
Hoffmann  August,  tinner,  r.  655  Washington 
Hoffmann  August,  bartender,  r.  630  Pacific 
Hoffmann  Caroline,  widow,  r.  1206  Jackson 
Hoft'maun  Charles,  merchant,  r.  1307  Webster 
Hoffmann  Charles,  salesman  Kohlberg  &  Co.,r.  1435}$ 

Mission 
Hoffmann  Charles,  tinsmith,  r.  1206  Jackson 
Hoffmann  Charles  H.,  gardener,  r.  139  Gough 
Hoffmann  Charles  S.,  wood  carver,  310  Mission,  r.l921 

Jessie 
Hoffmann  Christian,  upholsterer,  r.  1  Myrtle  Av 
Hoffmann   Christian  P.,   civil  engineer   Union   Iron 

Works,  r.  1521  Webster 
Hoffmann  Clarissa,  widow,  r.  1523  Post 
Hoffmann  David,  laborer  Pioneer  Malt  House 
Hoffmann  Dietrick  (Hofl'mann   &   Brother)  r.  NW  cor 

Church  and  Twenty-fourth 
Hoffmann  Edward  Mrs.    (Hoffmann  &  Ernst)  r.  1206 

Jackson 
Hoffmann  Emil,  clerk  James  H.   Gates,  r.  1521  Web- 

ster 
Hoffmann  Emil,  printer  I.  West  Taber,  r.  528  Pine 
Hoffmann  Emile,  clerk   Stein,   Simon  &  Co.,  r.  110 

Guerrero 
Hoffmann  Ernest  (Hoffmann   k  Brother)    r.   NW  cor 

Church  and  Twenty-fourth 
Hoffmann   George,   groceries    and    liquors,    NE    cor 

Twenty-second  and  Howard 
Hoffmann  George,   packer  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  1206 

Jackson 
Hoffmann  George,  porter  Haas  Bros.,   r.  1624  Dupont 
Hofl'mann  Henry  (Stein,  Simon  &  Co.)  r.  110  Guerrero 
Hoffmann  Henry,  confectioner,  r.  1035  Market 
Hoffmann  Henry,  laborer,  r.  cor  Powell  and  Bay 
Hoffmann  Henry,  watchman,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 
Hoffmann  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  Stein,   Simon  &  Co.,  r.  110 

Guerrero 
Hoffmann  H.  William,  woodturner,  r.  598  Brannan 
Hoffmann  Jean,   Cooks'  and  Bakers'   Union,  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Hoffmann  John,  r.  1  Kramer  PI 
Hoffmann  John,  r.  560  Stevenson 
Hofl'mann  John,  laborer,  r.  9  Bryant  Av 
Hofl'mann  John,  teamster,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Hoflmaau  John  Frank,  metalworker,  r.  1316  Larkin 
Hoffmann  John  V.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  739  Howard 
Hofl'mann  Joseph,   porter  Frederick  Hufschmidt,  r. 

Oakland 
Hoffmann  Julia,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  226  Sutter 
Hoffmann  Julia  R.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms, '209  Dupont 
Hoffmann  Louis  U.,  woodcarver.  r.  1921  Jessie 
Hoffmann  Paul,  cabinetmaker,  r.  302  FiUmore 
Hoffmann  Philipp,  compositor,  r.  15  Varennes 
Hoffmann  Simon,  tanner,  r.  14353^  Mission 
Hofl'mann  "Victor  (Hoffmann  &   Curtis)  r.  16'23  Dupont 
Hofl'mann  Victor  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  1623  Dupont 
Hoffmann  William    (Teubner  &    Hoffmann)   r.    1316 

Larkin 
Hofl'mann  &  Brother  (Ernest  and  Dietrick)  groceries 

and  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Church 
Hoffmann  &  Curtis  (Victor  Hoffmann   and  John 

M.  Curtis)  architects,  .528  California,  rooms  14-15 
Hoffmann  &  Ernst  (Mrs.  Edward  Hoffmann  and  Henry 

Ernst)  stoves  and  tinware,  1214  Stockton 
IJS°Hofl'mann.     See  Hoft'man  and  Hofmann 
Hoffmeister  E.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Hoffmeister  Engelhardt,  baker,  r.  Black  Point 
Hoffmeister  Fritz,    liquor    saloon,    507   Clay,  r.    536 

Washington 
Hoffmeyer  'Volmer,  pianist,  r.  1613  Gough 
Hofl'ner  Lydla,  widow,  r.  921  Jackson 
Hoffschneider  William  (Joseph  Winterburn  &  Co.)  r. 

Oakland 
Hoffstetter  Bernhard,    physician   French    Hos- 
pital, oflice  and  r.  335  Geary 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Manufacturers  of  fine  JEWELRY  and  DIAMOND  Work 
I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


ORDERS   FOR  IVASHINO  PROnPTLT  ATTENIOED  TO 
OFFICE.  648  MARKET  STREET. 


HOF 


505 


HOG 


Hofleug  Frank  J.,  student  Pac.   Business  College,  r. 

SOS  Taylor 
Hofleng  Frederick,  watches  and  jewelry,  5  Third,  r. 

508  Taylor 
Hofleng  Frederick  Jr.,  dentist,  r.  508  Taylor 
Hofleng  John  F.,  assayer,  r.  508  Taylor 
Hofman  Frank,  laborer,  r.  6:i6  Commercial 
Hofman  Henry,  office  205  Battery,  r.  219  Dupont 
Hofmann  Adolph  (Hofmann  Brothers)  r.  Alameda 
Hofmaiin  August,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Hofmann  August,  liquor  saloon,   1026   Market,  r.   409 

Post 
Uofmann   Brotliers  (Adolph    and    Ottokar)    ore 

sampling,   crushing,    pulverizing,  etc.,   415  Mis- 
sion 
Hofmann  Franz,  maltster,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Hofmann  Henry,  cellerman  Empire    Brewery,    r.   1 

Chestnut  PI 
Hofmann  Hugo,  packer   E.   Adelsdorfer  &  Co.,  r.  SW 

cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Hofmann  Isaac  L.  (Hofmann  &   Woenne)  r.  616  Ellis, 

rear 
Hofmann  John,  packer  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  NW  cor 

Stockton  and  Vallejo 
Hofinann  JosepbA.,  books  and  stationery,  208 

Montgomery,  r.  l2l9  Bush 
Hofmann  Louis,  woodturner,  347   Fifth,  r.    508  Bran- 
nan 
Hofmann  Louis  N.,  salesman  Nolan   Brothers,  r.   753 

Howard 
Hofmann  Martin,  tinsmith,  r.  63^  O'Farrell  Alley 
Hofmann  Mattlians,  proprietor  First  St.  House, 

64-06  First 
Hofmann  Ottokar  (Hofmann  Brothers)  r.  Arizona 
Hofmann  Richard  H.,  bookkeeper  Bank  of  California, 

r.  753  Howard 
Hofmann  &  Woenne    (Isaac  L.  Hofmann    and  Emil 

Woenne)  butchers,  P06  Market 
(^"Hofmann.    See  Hoffman  and  Hofi'mann 
Hofrichter  Moritz,  hamessmaker,    r.    E   s  Twenty- 
sixth,  bet  Alabama  and  Columbia 
Hofstatter  Emily  Miss,  r.  F,    bet  Seventeenth    and 

Eighteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Hofstetter  George,  cooper,  r.  F,  bet   Seventeenth   and 

Eighteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Hofstetter  Herman,    blacksmith,     Railroad   Av,    bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth  Avs,  r.   Seventeenth  Av, 

nr  F,  South  S.  F. 
Hogan  Bessie  Mrs.,  r.  25  Minna 

Hogan  Catherine,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  273  Jessie 
Hogan  Cornelius,   wood,   coal,  hay    and    grain,    1831 

Mission,  and  NW  cor  Alabama  and  Twenty-third 
Hogan  Daniel,  blacksmith,  r.  2204  Pine 
Hogan  Daniel,  engineer,  r.  3  Freelon 
Hogan  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,  411  Fourth 
Hogan  Delia  Miss,  cashier  restaurant  Palace  Hotel 
Hogan  Dennis,  driver,  r.  117  William 
Hogan  Dennis,  gas  fitter,  r.  28  Louisa 
Hogan  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  26  De  Boom 
Hogan  Edward,  paver,  r.  719  Clementina 
Hogan  Edward,  teamster,  r.  18  Garden 
Hogan  Ellen,  widow,  r.  25  Kate 
Hogan  Ellen  Miss,  r.  44  Tehama 
Hogan  Ellon  Miss,  lodgings,  3J17  Jessie 
Hogan  Ellen  A.,  widow,  r.  110  Sixth 
Hogan  Ellen  A.,  widow,  r.  504  Minna 
Hogan  Eugene,  laborer,  r.  152  Clara 
Hogan  Eugene  Jr.,  painter,  r.  1.52  Clara 
Hogan  Frank,  cooper,  r.  33  Nevada 
Hogan  Fred  Mrs.,  r.  25  Minna 
Hogan  Frederick    C,  teamster,   r.   Jersey,  bet  Butte 

and  Solano 
Hogtin  George,  employee  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

25  Minna 
Hogan  James,  r.  cor  Central  Av  and  Geary 
Hogan  James,   laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Washington  and 

Cherry 
Hogan  James,  laborer,  r.  1040  Howard 
Hogan  James  E.,  lineman  Cal.  District  Tel.,  r.  264 

Stevenson 
Hogan  Jeremiah,  hostler,  r.  263  Stevenson 
Hogan  Johanna,  dressmaker,  r.  24  Third 
Hogan  John,  agent  Commercial  Insurance  Co.,  r.  501 

Sixth 
Hogan  John,  coaldealer,  r.  18  Garden 
Hogan  John,  cooper,  r.  25  Kate 
Hogan  John,  laborer,  r.  3  Eureka 
Hogan  John,  laborer,  r.  551  Natoma 
Hogan  John,  laborer,  r.  1041  York 


Hogan  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buokman 
Hogan  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co'b  Wharf 
Hogan  John,  lineman  Cal.   District  Tel.,  r.  264  Stev- 
enson 
Hogan  John,  machinist,  r.  318}^  Ivy  Av 
Hogan  John  A.  (Hogan  &  Co.)  r.  27  Nevada 
Hogan  John  F.,  cooper,  r.  209  Seventh 
Hogan  John  T.,  teamster,  r.  2521  California 
Hogan  Joseph  H.,  messenger  Cal.  District  Tel.,  r.  264 

Stevenson 
Hogan  Joseph  I.,  clerk  J.  Boysen  &  Son,  r.  1112M  Har- 
rison 
Hogan  Joseph  B.,  laborer,  r.  320i4  Ritch 
Hogan  J.  P. ,  chiropodist,  r.  746  Mission 
Hogan  Lillie  Miss,  pantry  girl  Palace  Hotel 
Hogan  Maggie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  518  Howard  i 

Hogan  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1112}^  Harrison  ' 

Hogan  Margaret,  domestic  454  Bryant  | 

Hogan  Martin   C,   groceries  and   contractor,  SW  cor 

Vallejo  and  Leavenworth  I 

Hogan  Marj-,  widow,  r.  228  Langton  ! 

Hogan  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s  ' 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom  | 

Hogan  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1255  California  | 

Hogan  Mary  E.  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  1424  Dolores  | 

Hogan  Maurice,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1452  Minna  ■ 

Hogan  Michael,  contractor,  r.  1419  Laguna 
Hogan  Michael,  cooper,  r.  710  >b  Tehama  : 

Hogan  Michael,  donkeyman  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 
Hogan  Michael,  driver  Phtenix  Brewery,  r.  909  Eight- 
eenth 
Hogan  Michael,  hallman  Grand  Hotel 
Hogan  Michael,  harnessmaker,  r.  627  Stevenson 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  24  Glover 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  319  Folsom 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  822  Vallejo 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1021  Vallejo 
Hogan  Michael,  machinist,  r.  1210  Pacific 
Hogan  Michael,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel. 
Hogan  Michael,  solicitor,  r.  100  }<S  Jackson 
Hogan  Michael  Jr.,  traveling  agent  C.  S.  Drake  &  Co., 

r.  1216  Pacific 
Hogan  Michael  C,  cook  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia,  r. 

1112  Washington 
Hogan  Michael  J.,  fish,  30  Grand  Central  Market,  r. 

963  Harrison 
Hogan  Michael  J.,  real  estate,  r.  14  Bannam  PI 
Hogan  Michael  L.,  groceries  and  liquors,  219  Eleventh 
Hogan  Owen  N.,  compositor,  r.  1419  Hyde 
Hogan  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hogan  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  231  Second 
Hogan  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Clay 
Hogan  Patrtck,  cook,  r.  18  Fifth  Av 
Hogan  Patrick,  horse  trainer,  r.  27  Everett 
Hogan  Patrick,  laborer  J.  Macdonough   &   Co.,  r.  421 

Spear 
Hogan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor    Eighteenth   and 

Noe 
Hogan  Patrick,  milker  Sarthou  &   Cassou,  r.  W  s  Glr- 

ard,  nr  Silver  Av 
Hogan  Patrick,  porter   W.  W.  Montague  &  Co.,  r.  39 

Natoma 
Hogan  Patrick,  porter  Castle  Bros.  &  Loupe,  r.  1717 

Hyde 
Hogan  Patrick  S.,  farmer,  r.  Ocean  House  Flat 
Hogan  Philip  Jr.,  chiropodist,  r.  746  Mission 
Hogan  Richard,  agent,  r.  14  Bannam  PI 
Hogan  Robert,  detective,  r.  410  Kearny 
Hogan  Sadie  Miss,  Cloakmaker  Yates  &  JackBon,  r. 

228  Langton 
Hogan  T.  G.,  manager  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  228  Montgom- 
ery Av 
Hogan  Thomas,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laimdry,  E  8 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Hogan  Thomas,  watchman,  r.  308  Union 
Hogan  Thomas  C,  laborer,  r.  146  Silver 
Hogan  William,  r.  640  Jessie 

Hogan  William,  driver  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  73  Stev- 
enson 
Hogan  William,  expressman,  r.  25 M  Pleasant 
Hogau  William  A.,  cooper,  r,  27  Nevada 
Hogan  William  F,,  watertenderP.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Ho^an   6i  Co.  (John  A.  Hogan,  Patrick  T.  Butler 

and  David  B.  Brown)  cooperage,  106  Drumm 
Hogarth  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hogarty  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  31  Fteelon 
Hoge  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  r.  702  Harrison 
Hoge  Charles  J.,  clerk  Joseph  P.  Hoge,  r.  915  Van  Nees 
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Firi-TOW  IROBT  WORK!«,  213  Fremont  Sitreet. 

Manufacturers  of  AmalgamHtiii^^  PanM  und  Kettlera. 


HOG 


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HOL 


Hoge  James  C,  bookkeeper  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

518  Stockton 
Hoge  Jane  A.,  widow,  r.  510  Fourth 
Hoge  Joseph  P. ,  attorney  at  law,  5  Montgomery  Block, 

r.  915  Van  Ness  Av 
IS^"Hoge.     See  Hogue  and  Hoag 
Hogeboom  L.V.,  chief  engineer  C.P.  RR.  stmr  Solano, 

r.  2218  Mission 
Hoger  Emma,  widow,  r.  1319  Pine 
Hoger  Ernst  C,  r.  1319  Pine 

Hoger  Herman,  wood  and  coal,  1317  Pine,  r.  1319  Pine 
Hogg   Alfred   H.,   druggist,   229  Leavenworth,  r.  405 

Kddy 
Hogg  James  (Hogg  &  Sperry)  r.  1514  Larkin 
Hogg  Robert  A.  M.,  attorney  at  law,  531  California,  r. 

1130  Market 
Hogg  T.  Egenton,  president   Oregon  Pacific  BR.  Co., 

office  302  Montgomery,  room  6,  r.  Lick  House 
Hogof  <fe  Sperry  (James  Hogg  and  James  W.  Sper- 
ry) grain  dealers  and  commission   merchants,  22 

California 
Hoglund   Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  308  Folsom,  rear 
Hogref  Frederick  (Kahrs  &  Hogref)  r.   NW   cor  Post 

and  Taylor 
Hogrefe  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  1214  Mission 
Hogue  A.  H..  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Hogue  George  W.,  sergeant  police,  r.  815  Union 
Hogue  Thomas,  fireman  stmr  Mary  GaTratt 
Hohenschild  Giorge,  cook  Meyer's  Bakery,  211  Sutter 
Hohenschild  George  (estate  of)    (GilfiUan  &  Hohen- 

schildl  33  California  Market 
Hohenschild  George,  clerk  Gilfilian   &   Hohenschild, 

r.  23  Valparaiso 
Hohenschild  Rafaela,  widow,  r.  23  Valparaiso 
Hohenstein  Louis,  porter  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Hohenthal  Charles,  clerk  A.  Selig,  r.  362  Clementina 
Holientlial    Gustave,     manufacturer     ruiHings, 

ruches,  flutiugs,  &c.,  and  dealer  fancy  goods,  131 

FoMrth 
Hohlweg  Frederick,  druggist  and  apothecary,  NE  cor 

Jackson  and  Polk,  r.  2110  Polk 
Hohmann  T.,  waiter  stmr  Onward 
Hohn  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  235  Perry,  rear 
Hohn  Ole,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Hohndorf  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  19  Sherwood  PI 
Hohwiesner  Clemens  (Charles  Ed.  Heise  &  Co.)  r.  820 

Bush 
Hohwiesner  Fr.  (Geo.  Marcus  &  Co.)  r.  820  Bush 
Hoin   Isadore   N.,   clerk   Thomas   W.   Magill,  r.  1528 

Pacific  Av 
Hoin  Pierre  P.,  bartender,  r.  1528  Pacific  Av 
Hoiu  Pierre  P.  Jr.,  general  superintendent  Post 

Oflice,  r.  1510  Bush 
Hoin  Theodore  E.,  r.  1805  Polk 
Hoit  Martha  C,  widow,  r.  333  O'Farrell 
Hoitt  Ira  G. ,  business  manager  dept  Commerce  and 

Industries  A.  L.  Bitncroft  &  Co.,  r.  907  Bush 
B^Hoitt.    See  Hoyt 

Hokanson   Olof    (Hokanson   &   Vietheer)    r.  507   Fil- 
bert 
Hokanson  Si  "Vietheer  (Olof  Hokanson  and  Hen- 
ry Vietheer)  liquor  saloon.  527  East 
Hokey  Frederick,  wheelwright,  r.  516  Brannan 
Holahan  Jennie,  widow,  r.  209  Twenty-fourth 
Holahan  John,  junk  dealer,  r.  N  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet 

Castro  and  Noe 
Holahan  Thomas,  rigger,  r.  344  Brannan 
B^Holahan.     See  Hallahan  and  Holihan 
Holb  Chris.,  baker  Mrs.  A.  E.  Swain 
Holba  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  r.  16  Scott  PI 
Holbeche  William,  horseshoer,  1048  Mission 
Holborn  Louis,  expressman,  r.  438  Broadway 
Holborn  Susan  A.,  widow,  r.  1107  Folsom 
Holbrook  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  717  Stockton 
HolbrooK  Benjamin   F.,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  r.  37  Liberty 
Holbrook  Charles  (Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson)  r.  928 

Bush 
Holbrook  Charles,  clerk,  r.  209  Hyde 
Holbrook  Charles  B.,  physician,  office  1249  Market,  r 

141  Ninth 
Holbrook  Charles  B.  Jr.,  policeman,  r.  1209  Howard 
Holbrook   Charles  T.,   clerk  general    passenger    and 

ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  312  Ellis 
Holbrook  Clarence  W.,  shoefinisher,  r.  1326  Natoma 
Holbrook    Cosmetic    Co.,    Charles   H.    Wheeler 

sole  agent,  office  330  Sutter 
Holbrook  Frank  A.,  druggist,    1249    Market,  r.  141 

Ninth 
Holbrook  Henry  C,  booteutter,  r.  230  Turk 


Holbrook  Henry  T.,  general  business  agent,  420  Mont* 

gomery 
Holbrook  James  M.,  shoemaker,  r.  1326  Natoma 
Holbrook  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Holbrook,     Merrill    &    Stet«on    (Charles  Hol- 
brook, John  F.  and  Charles  Merrill  and  James  B. 
Stetson)  importers  and  jobbers  Stoves  and  metals, 
and  manufacturers  tinware,  225-239  Market  and 
1-17  Beale 
Holbrook  Nellie,  actress,  r.  1527  Post 
Holbrook  William,  cook,  r.  1561 J^  Market 
Holbrook  William  H.,  r.  10  Vandewater 
Holcomb  A.,  clerk  I.  G.  Wingate,  r.  Oakland 
Holcomb  Albert  E.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  31  Potter 
Holcomb  Charles  N.,  salesman  Thomas  S.  Eastman 
Holcomb  Franklin,  real  estate,  r.  226  Green 
Holcomb  George  W.,  teamster,  r.  31  Potter 
Holcomb  W.  A.  Co.   (William  A.  Holcomb)  grain 

brokers,  302  Davis 
Holcomb   Wesley  B.,  real  estate  agent,  413  Montgom- 
ery, r.  lOlH}^  Larkin 
Holcomb  William  A.  (W.  A.  Holcomb   &  Co.)  r.  Oak- 
land 
Holcombe  Samuel  E.,  mining  expert,  r.  313  Ellis 
Holcombe  Walter  G.,  clerk,  r.  1915  Sacramento 
Holden   A.   B.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  702 J4 

Larkin 
Holden  Albert  B.,  hotel  agent,  r.  702  M  Larkin 
Holden  Andrew  G.,  tinsmith  MattuUath  Mnfg  Co. 
Holden  August,  tailor,  r.  247  Stevenson 
Holden  Charles,  phtmber,  r.  824  Green 
Holden  Clara  S.,  widow,  r.  1623  Post 
Holden  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  r.  816  Folsom 
Holden  David,  finisher,  r.  816  Folsom 
Holden  Edward,  engineer  Chase  &  Wolflf,  r.  Oakland 
Holden  Erastus,  bookkeeper,  r.  850  Mission 
Holden  Erastus  S.,  druggist,  r.  850  Mission 
Holden  Frank,  laborer,  r.  Ns  Chestnut,  betBroderick 

and  Baker 
Holden  George  A.,  surveyer,  r.  808  California 
Holden  James  (James  Holden  &  Sons)  r.  816  Folsom 
Holden  James  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  816  Folsom 
Holden  James  &   Sous  (James,  Nicholas  and  Peter) 

wood  and  coal,  816-818  Folsom 
Holden  J.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  221  Mason 
Holden  John  H.,  cooperage,  105  Clay 
Holden  Joseph,  attorney   at  law,   509  Kearny,  rooms 

3-4,  r.  32  Page-^ 
Holden  Leonard,  barber,  r.  11  Pinkney  PI 
Holden  Martin,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Holden  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  824  Green 
Holden  Michael,  tinsmith,  r.  816  Folsom 
Holden  Newell  K.,  shoe  cutter,  r.  8  Polk 
Holden  Nicholas  (James  Holden  &  Sons)  r.  816  Fol- 
som 
Holden  Peter  (James  Holden  &  Sons)  r.  816  Folsom 
Holden  Peter,  plasterer,  r.  681}^  Clementina 
Holden  Samuel  P.,  commision  merchant,  23    Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  r.  Alameda 
Holden  Thomas  H..  driver  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  2, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  627  Broadway 
Holden  Warren,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  r.  850 

Mission 
Holden  William  A.,  pile  driver,  r.   W  s  Twenty-third, 

bet  Howard  and  Sbotwell 
Holden  William  B.,  hospital  attendant  U.  S.   Marine 

Hospital 
Holder  Daniel  J.,  shipwright,  r.  7  Oak  Grove  Av 
Holder  David,  shoemaker.llS  Leidesdorff.r.  608  Sacra- 
mento 
Holder  George  W.,  captain  sohr  Sea  Lion,  r.  100 J4 

Jackson 
Holder  Joseph,   liquor  saloon,   5  Leldesdorff,   r.   315 

Ellis 
Holder  Thomas,  cook,  r.  563  Minna 
Holderer  Fred.  J.,  machinist,  r.  444  Minna 
Holderness    Harold,    with    Robert    Sheehy,    r.  Lick 

House 
Holdersbach  John  P.,  porter  A.  Berson  &  Son,  r.   140 

Eighth 
Holdhuseu  Claus,  laborer,  r.  1809  Powell 
Holdredge  E.  G.  Mrs.,  r.  816  California 
Holdredge  Henry  A.,  porter,  r.  2909  Sacramento 
Holdredge  Ransom  Q.,  artist,  r.  816  California 
Holdredge  Sarah  A.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,   r.   2909  Sac- 
ramento 
Holdredge  Sterling  M.,  r.  816  California 
Holdsworfh  Thomas,  pilot  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Holea  G.,  teacher  Spanish,  r.  97  St.  Ann's  Bldg 
Holger  John,  seaman,  r.  445  First 


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Holger  John  G.,  cooper,  r.  445  First 

Holihan  Edward,  cJgarmaker,  r.  Golden  Gate  Hotel 

Holihan  Maggie,  domestic  22U7  Webster 

Holihan  Margaret,  domestic  603  Buchanan 

10"    Holihan.     See  Holahan 

Holje  John  B.,  liquor   saloon,  SW    cor    Railroad   and 

Sixteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Holje  Martin,  proptr  California  Glue  Factory,  NE  cor 
DeHaro  and  Center,  r.  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  Center 
and  Santa  Clara 
Holjes  John  H.,  groceries   and  liquors,  NW  cor  Buss 

and  Folsom,  r.  24  Moss 
Holl  Eugene,  porter  Weil  &  Michels,    r.    1014  Van 

Ness  Av 
Holladay  E.   Burke,  law   student  S.   W.  Holladay,   r. 

NE  cor  Clay  and  Octavia 
Holladay  Samuel  W.,  attorney  at  law,   420   Montgom- 
ery, rooms  14-15,  r.  NEcor  Clay  and  Octavia 
Holland  Addie  Miss,  burler,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Andrew,  carder,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  7  Elizabeth 
Holland  Annie  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.  13   Cleaveland 
Holland  Bernard,  coo.per,  r.  13  Cleaveland 
Holland  Bridget,  domestic  1115  Hyde 
Holland  Cornelius,  master  mariner,  r.  54   Sacramento 
Holland  D.  &  Co.  (Daniel  and  John  Holland)    whole- 
sale fruit  and  produce,  403  Davis 
Holland  Daniel  (D.  Holland  &  Co.)  r.  2  Washington 
Holland  Daniel,  boxmaker,  r.  35  Park  Av 
Holland  Daniel,  carder,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Daniel,  tailor,  605  Howard 
Holland  Edward,  bellboy  Lick  House 
Holland  Edward,  merchant  tailor,  U9  Post 
Holland  EUt-n  Miss,  burler,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Frank,  cook,  r.  15  Stockton 
Holland  Gustavus,  physician,  office  and   r.   316  Lom- 
bard 
Holland  Helen  Mrs.,  r.  1320  Stockton 
Holland  Henry,  r.  609  Montgomery  Av 
Holland  James,  r.  21  Caroline 
Holland  James,   salesman  John   Hanly,   r.  213  Polk, 

rear 
Holland  James,  stevedore,  r.  621  Davis 
Holland  James,   steward  P.  C.   SS.   Orizaba,   r.  1227 

York 
Holland  James,  teamster,  r.816  Jessie 
Holland  James  L.,   with  Charles  A.  Sumner,  r.  1524 

Jackson 
Holland  Jeremiah,  porter  I.  S.  Van  Winkle  &  Co..  r. 

1725  Jii  Stevenson 
Holland  John,  r.  641  Valencia 
Holland  John  (D.  Holland  &  Co.)  r  732  Brannan 
Holland  John,  chief  engineer  P.   C.   SS.   Senator,  r. 

1203  Howard 
Holland  John,  coachman  615  Sutter 
Holland  John,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1  Boardman  PI 
Holland  John,  helper  McAfee  Boiler  Works 
Holland  John,  rigger,  r.  229  Duncan 
Holland  John,  third  officer  P.  C.   SS.   Idaho,   r.  154 

Silver 
Holland  Joseph,  groceries  andliquors,SW  cor  Folsom 
and  Fremont,  r.  E  s  Twenty-third,  bet  Alabama 
and  Columbia 
Holland  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Margaret,  widow,  bakery,  1829  J^  Union 
Holland  Margaret  Miss,  burler,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Mary,  domestic  1104  Van  Ness  Av 
Holland  Michael,  ironmolder,  r.  13  Cleaveland 
Holland  Michael,  plumber,  r.  1918  Filbert 
Holland  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  834  Green 
HoUaud  NatUaniel,  attorney   at  law   and  U.  S. 
Commissioner,  605  Clay,  and  U.  S.  Chief  Supervi- 
sor Elections  District   California,   office   71  U.  S. 
Appraiser's  Building,  r.  1414  Taylor 
Holland  Nellie,  domestic  805  Hyde 
Holland  Nicholas,  wheelwright,  r.  44  Louisa 
Holland  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  103  Freelon 
Holland   Patrick,   marine  reporter   3.   F.  Journal  of 

Commerce,  r.  129  Capp 
Holland  Peter,  policeman,  r.  1025  Sutter 
Holland  Philip,   driver    N.    B.    and    M.  RR.,   r.  320 

Minna 
Holland  Thomas,  boatman,  r.  703!^  Davis 
Holland  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  279  Stevenson 
Holland  Vincent,  sawyer,  r.  NE  cor  Bryant  and  Sixth 
Holland   William   A.,   clerk  J.   A.    Robinson,   r.    619 

Bush 
Holland  William  J.,  cordwainer,  r.  10  J4   Sherwood  PI 
Hollander  Aladar,  druggist,  r.  426  O'Farrell 
Hollander  Alfred  M.,  clerk,  r.  1430  Mission 


Hollander  Charles,  bartender,  r.  235   Montgomery  Av 
Hollander  Frederick,  cook  Hotel  Rhein,  909  Kearny 
Holland  Henry,   master   mariner,    r.     New    Atlantic 

Hotel 
Hollander  Siegfried  F.,  jeweler,  r.  2003  Bush 
HoUdorff  Albert,  barber  B.  Bernhard,  and  fancy  goods, 

410  Third 
Holle  Jacob,  liquor  saloon,  613  Brannan 
Hollenbarter  Leo,  milker,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr  In- 
dustrial School 
Hollenbarter  Ludwig,  milker,  r.    Old  San  Jose  Road, 

nr  Industrial  School 
HoUenseu  Frank,  salesman  S.  Bine,  r.  429  Geary 
Holler  Anthony,  liquor  saloon,  20  Sixth,  r.  518  Jessie, 

rear 
Holler  Balthazar,  liquor  dealer,  r.  22  Minna 
Holler  Margaret,  widow,   r.    Moulton,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Stt'iner 
Holler  Walter,  cutlery,  318  Pine,  r.  1422  Geary 
Holleran  Frank,  seaman,  r.  18  Stanford 
Holleran  Mark,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  42  Moss 
HoUerbach  Frank,  shoemaker  li.  Pahl,  r.  512  Bush 
Holies  Hariy,  japanner,  r.  3  Torrens  Court 
Holliday  Alfred,  r.  1430  Mission 
HoUiday  Isaac, laborer  warehouse  dept  Custom  House, 

r.  1219  M.ison 
Holliday  Isidor,  cigars  and  tobacco,  705  Market,  r. 

539  Natoma 
Holliday  John,  shoemaker,  r.  1713  Market 
Holliday  Margaret,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1715  Market 
Holliday  Matilda,  domestic  NW  cor  Baker  and  Haight 
Holliday  Peter  R..  captain  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit,  r. 

Oakland 
Holliday  T.  H.,  mason  Presidio  Reservation 
B^  Holliday.     See  Holladay  and  Halliday 
HoUin  August,  cooper,  r.  310  Clementina,  rear 
Boiling  Charles  H.,  cigar  merchant,  r.  614  Fell 
Holling  John  F.  (HoUipg  &  Sideman)  r.  614  O'Farrell 
HoUing  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  betLarkln 

and  Polk 
Holling  William,  cooper,  r.  208  Perry 
Holling   William,   salesman  Kruse   &  Euler,  r.  17 J6 

Rausch 
Holling   &   Sideman  (John   F.  Holling  and  Abe  Side- 

man)  mnfrs  cigars,  .324  Clay 
Hollings  Henry  (Kruger  &  HoUings)  r.  1005  Post 
Holiiii^s  Henry,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Post  and  Larkin,  r.  9'29  Larkin 
Hollings  Nicholas  (Sturken&  Hollings)  r.  404  Brannan 
Hollings  Peter  T.,   foreman   S.   F.   Pioneer   Woolen 

Factory,  r.  8483^  Bay 
Hollings  Richard,  clerk,  r.  SW  cor  Larkin  and  North 

Point 
HoUingshead  Sarah,  widow,  r.  735  Treat  Av 
Hollingsworth  Eddie,  clerk  Hugh  Huddleston,  r.  140 

Sixth 
Hollingsworth  Helen  Mrs.,  matron  California  State 

Woman's  Hospital 
Hollingsworth  Thomas  C,  cigars   and  tobacco,  1519 

Hollis  Alonzo  K.  (HoUis  &  Harris)  r.  310  Eighteenth 
Hollis  Clayton  W.,  salesman  Michels,  Friedlander  & 

Co.,  r.  404  Stockton 
Hollis  Frederick  B.,  policeman,  r.  1613 !4  Folsom 
Hollis  William,  real  estate,  r.  2319  Webster 
Hollis  &  Harris  (Alonzo  K.  Hollis  and  George  Harris) 

real  estate  agents,  2208  Mission 
Hollister  Timothy  J.,  r.  1249  Market 
Hollman  Frederick  W.,  woolscourer,  r.  5  Clinton 
Hollman  Henry  (Miller  .t  Hollman)  r.  412  Shotwell 
Hollinan   Henry,  groceries   and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-fourth 
Hollmaun  Henry,  clerk,  r.  3107  Sixteenth 
HoUniann  Henry,  teamster,  r.  1424  Howard 
Hollo  Hermann,  teacher  music,  r.  753  Howard 
HoUonan   William,  employe  8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

32  Minna 
Hollopeter  Joseph,  carriagemaker,  r.  573  Minna 
Holloran  Denis,  laborer,  r.  S2  Minna 
HoUoran  Francis,  helper  Risdon  I.  audL.  Works 
Holloran  William,  fireman   S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  32 

Minna 
10"  Holloran.     See  Halloran  and  Holleran 
Holloway  Andrew,  glovecutter,  r.  339  Hayes 
Uolloway  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  339  Hayes 
Holloway  Edward  D..  clerk,  r.  339  Hayes 
Holloway  Emma  C.  Miss,  teacher  mnsic,  r.  339  Hayes 
Holloway  George    M.,   salesman   William  Davis,   r. 

339  Hayes 
Holloway  Henry  N..  laborer,  r.  404  Francisco 


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Holloway  John,  Boapmaker,  r.  634  Seventeentti 

HoUoway  Joseph  T..  engineer  Engine  No.  3,  S.  F.  F. 
D..  r.  1313  California 

Holloway  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  404  Francisco 

Holloway  William  J.  (Holloway  &  Powers)  r.  604}^ 
Francisco 

Holloway  &  Briggs  (Arthur  K.  Briggs)  pub- 
lishers  and  proprietors  Grocer  and  Country  Mer- 
chant, 123  California,  room  33 

Holloway  &  Powers  (William  J.  Holloway  and  John 
Powers)  painters,  504  Francisco 

B^  Holloway.     See  Holway 

Hollowell  Sylvester,  bartender,  r.  1110  Fillmore 

HoUub  Adolphus,  city  agent  Imperial,  London, 
Northern  and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  4U  Califor- 
nia, r.  38  Twelfth 

Hollub  Charles  M.,  clerk  S.  Koshland  &  Co.,  r.  38 
Twelfth 

Hollub  Henry  C,  clerk,  r-  38  Twelfth 

Hollub  Samuel  S.,  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  38 
Twelfth 

Holly  Oak  Park  Co.,  John  H.  Say  re  secretary,  330 
Pine,  room  36 

Hollywood  Andrew,  sampler  Custom  House,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Hollywood  Joseph,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 
Oakland 

Holm  Andrew  L.,  shlpcarpenter,  r.  43  Minna 

Holm  August,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Holm  Brothers  (John  P.  Holm)  liquor  saloon,  200 
Fifth 

Holm  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  r.   Thirtieth,  nr  Sanchez 

Holm  Christian  (Holm  &  Saxtorph)  r.  867  Market 

Holm  George,  glovecutter  B.  Blumenthal  &  Co.,  10 
Bush 

Holm  Henry,  laborer,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Holm  Henry,  painter,  r.  318  Octavia 

Holm  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 

Holm  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  140  Shipley 

Holm  John  P.  (Holm  Brothers)  r.  200  Fifth 

Holm  L.,  seaman,  r.  531  East 

Holm  Peter,  waiter,  r.  114  Prospect  PI 

Holm  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sutter 
and  Stockton,  r.  313  Stockton 

Holm  Thomas  Jr.,  salesman  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  313 
Stockton 

Holm  &  Saxtorph  (C.  Holm  and  H.  Saxtorph)  proptrs 
Bonanza  House,  807-869  Market 

Holman  Bertie  Mrs.,  r.  437  Minna 

Holman  F.  A.,  physician,  office  1402  Polk,  r.  8W  cor 
Polk  and  Filbert 

Holman  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  5  Tehama 

Holman  Harrold  (Doscher  &  Holman)  r.  SW  cor 
Michigan  and  Shasta 

Holman  Henry,  tanner,  r.  412  Shotwell 

Holman  William,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Holman  William  L.,  millwright,  r.  W  s  Church,  bet 
Twenty.second  and  Twenty-third 

Holmberg  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Holmberg  Frank,  r.  610  Post 

Holmberg  Frank  A.,  laborer,  r.  Tennessee,  bet  Sierra 
and  Shasta 

Holmberg  George,  coalpasser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Colum- 
bia 

Holmberg  George,  farmer,  r.  610  Post 

Holmberg  J.,  currier,  r.  Harmony  Hotel 

Holmberg  Julia  Miss,  seamstress  Ladies'  Pro.  and 
Relief  Soc,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post       « 

Holmen  Bridget,  widow,  r.  329  Vallejo 

Holmen  Charles,  clerk,  r.  329  Vallejo 

Holmen  Martin,  with  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  329  Vallejo 

Holmes  Alexander,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 

Holmes  Alsop  J.,  mining,  318  Pine,  room  5,  r.  628  Sut- 
ter 

Holmes  Benjamin,  r.  1200  Larkin 

Holmes  Benjamin  C,  laborer,  r.  27  Twenty-third 

Holmes  Charles,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Holmes  Charles  A.,  boxmaker,  r.  638  Natoma 

Holmes  Charles  A.,  secretary  Consumers'  Mutual  Gas 
Co.,  310  Pine,  rooms  9-11 

Holmes  Charles  J.,  cleaning  and  dyeing,  oflBce  633 
Market,  r.  1607  Mission 

Holmes  Charles  S.  (Renton,  Holmes  &  Co.)  r.  610 
Shotwell 

Holmes  Charles  T.,  rigger,  r.  320  Beale 

Holmes  Clarence  R.,  clerk  Renton,  Holmes  &  Co.,  r. 
4l2  Jones 

Holmes  Cornelius,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  726  Hayes 

Holmes  D.  B.,  agent  Samuel  CuppUs  &  Co.  (of  St. 
Louis,  Mo.)  123  California,  r.  Oakland 


Holmes  Daniel  W.,  clerk  J.  Sohl  &  Co.,  r.  390  Tran- 
cisco 

Holmes  Edward  B.,  secretary  Savage  Mining 
Co..  15  Nevada  Block,  r.  SW  cor  Fulton  and  Fill- 
more . 

Holmes  Edwin  H.,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  130 Cen- 
tral Av 

Holmes  Ellis  A.,  mining  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  5, 
r.  1041  Mission 

Holmes  Ellis  H.,  capitalist,  r.  641  Golden  Gate  Av 

Holmes  Forrest  B.,  clerk  S.  Foster  &  Co.,  r.  762  Mis- 
sion 

Holmes  Frederick  (T.  W.  Jackson  &  Co. )r.  2021  Mason 

Holmes  George,  clerk,  r.  762  Mission 

Holmes  George,  longshoreman,  r.  411  Clementina 

Holmes  George  A.,  butcher,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 
3,  S.  F.  F.  D..  r.  1313  California 

Holmes  George  W.,  cook,  r.  327  Beale 

Holmes  Henry  J.,  bookkeeper  William  T.  Garratt,  r. 
Abbotsford  House 

Holmes  Henry  T.,  presidenfThe  H.  T.  Holmes  Lime 
Co.,  14  Market,  r.  1922  Pine 

Holmes  Hildegard,  widow,  r.  33  John 

Holmes  Howard,  butcher,  r.  1332  Bush 

Holmes  Howard  C,  assistant  engineer  State  Harbor 
Commissioners,  r.  726  Hayes 

Holmes  Isaac  I.,  mining,  606  Montgomety,  r.  Sauce- 
lito 

Holmes  James,  oiler  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Bay  City,  r. 
Oakland 

Holmes  James  G.,  machinist,  r.  27  Twenty-third 

Holmes  James  G.  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  2163^  Perry 

Holmes  James  N.,  butcher,  r.  421  Bryant 

Holmes  John,  junkdealer,  r.  1003  Battery,  rear 

Holmes  John,  ropemaker,  r.  318  Ritch 

Holmes  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Holmes  John,  storekeeper  Golden  Gate  Park 

Holmes  John  B.,  weigher,  r.  630  Natoma 

Holmes  John  R.,  sash  and  doormaker,  r.  318  Ritch 

Holmes  Joseph,  shoemaker,  147  Second,  t.  108  Ship- 
ley 

Holmes  Lime  Co.  The  H.  T.,  14-18  Market 

Holmes  Margaret,  domestic  803  Guerrero 

Holmes  Martha,  domestic  1217  Jones 

Holmes  Mary,  widow,  r.  516  Taylor 

Holmes  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  117  Eighth 

Holmes  Maud  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Twenty-sixth  and  Columbia 

Holmes  Milo  P.,  carriage  mnfr,  327-329  Sutter,  r.  1722 
Turk 

Holmes  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nevada)  E.  A. 
Holmes  secretary,  318  Pine,  room  5 

Holmes  Nathaniel,  hostler,  r.  1515  California 

Holmes  Ozias  J.,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1332  Bush 

Holmes  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  34  Crocker 

Holmes  Robert,  butcher,  r.  1332  Bush 

Holmes  Robert,  varnisher,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-sixth 
and  Columbia 

Holmes  S.  Mrs.,  r.  142  Seventh 

Holmes  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  9!^  Welsh 

Holmes  Silas  J.,  surveyor,  r.  615  Turk 

Holmes  Silas  M.,  secretary  San  Joaquin  Valley 
Railroad  Co.,  408  California,  room  15,  r.  Oakland 

Holmes  Simeon,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 

Holmes  Thomas,  r.  130  Central  Av 

Holmes  Walter  G.,  attorney  at  law,  606  Montgom- 
ery, r.  NW  cor  Haight  and  Baker 

Holmes  Walter  H.,  chief  deputy  Registrar  of  Voters, 
r.  522  Fell 

Holmes  William,  clerk,  r.418  Sutter 

Holmes  William,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Holmes  William,  stevedore,  r.  106  Silver 

Holmes  William  A.,  patternmaker,  r.  318  Ritch 

Holmes  William  H. ,  bagmaker.  r.  NW  cor  Clay  and 
Daviw 

Holmes  William  H.,  collection  dept  Edwards,  Pickens 
&  Fulton,  r.  641  Golden  Gate  Av 

Holmes  William  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Twenty-sixth  and  Columbia 

Holmes  William  M.,  tinsmith,  r.  27  Twenty-third 

Holmgren  Frederick  S.,  baker,  r.  27  Folsom 

Holmgren  Hannah  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  2  Hyde  PI 

Holmquist  August,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Holmquist  F.  O.,  r.  21  Howard  Court 

Holmquist  Oscar,  laborer,  r.  726  Folsom 

Hoist  Diedrich,  clerk  Muller  &  Co.,  r.  NW  cor  Gar- 
den and  Bryant 

Hoist  George,  hostler,  r.  E  8  Second  Av,  bet  Fifteenth 
and  Sixteenth 


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Holaf  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  103  Jackson 

Hoist  Oscar,  glassciitter,  r.  113  Ash  Av 

Hoist  Peter  H.  (Buck  &  Hoist)  r.  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Harrison 

Hoist  William,  Klasscutting,  118  Main,  r.  10  Hamp- 
ton PI 

Hoist  William,  waiter,  r.  2  Tay 

Holstetl  Edson  O.,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Holsteiu  Cord  H.,  tailor,  r.  6  Turk 

Holsteiu  (t.,  watchman,  r.  Coso  House 

Holstein  George  H.,  r.  1  Fifth 

Holstein^ules,  teacher  music,  r.  1  Fifth 

Holstein  Richard  O.,  engraver,  r.  1  Fifth 

Holsfer  Ludwig,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Holt  A.  Frank  (Holt  Brothers)  r.  Concord,  N.  H. 

Holt  Andrew  J.,  lumberman,  r.  1034  Folsom 

Holt  Benjamin  (Holt  Brothers)  r.  Concord,  N.  H. 

Holt  Brotliers  (Charles  H.,  Harrison  W.,  A.  Frank 
and  Benjamin)  importers,  dealers  and  manufac- 
turers carriage  materials  and  hardwood  lumber, 
27-29  Beale  and  30-32  Main 

Holt  Cecelia  Mrs.,  r.  2.35  Eighth 

Holt  Charles,  cooli,  r.  217  Mason 

Holt  Charles  E.,  r.  624  Fourth 

Holt  Charles  H.  (Holt  Brothers)  r.  Oakland 

Holt  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  stamping  and  embroidery,  1029 
Howard 

Holt.  George,  butcher,  r.  114  Fourth 

Holt  George,  collarmaker,  r.  119  Gilbert 

Holt  George  A.,  captain  SS.  Areata,  r.  523  Folsom 

Holt  Harrison  W.  (Holt  Brothers)  r.  Adrian,  Ohio   . 

Holt  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  201  Turk 

Holt  Sylvanus  W.,  carpenter,  r.  1004  Pine 

Holt  Thomas,  supt  Bodie  RR.  and  Lumber  Co.,  r. 
2030  Scott 

Holt  Thomas  B.,  engineer,  r.  2(i9  Minna 

Holt  Thomas  G.,  expressman,  cor  Webb  and  Califor- 
nia, r.  1029  Howard 

Holt  Thomas  H.,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public, 
324  J4  Montgomery,  r.  1803  Stockton 

Holt  Thomas  J.,  r.  1065  Mission 

Holt  Thomas  M.,  restaurant,  510  Market,  r.  13  Sutter 

Holt  Warren,  publisher  and  importer  maps,  and  agent 
Dixon's  Axle  Grease.  413  Montgomery,  r.  1116 
Jackson 

Holt  William,  waiter,  r.  131  Folsom 

Holt  William,  watchman,  r.  Coso  House 

Holten  Ounder,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Holterman  Ernest  H.,  clerk  T.  Zachrison,  r.  209 
Leldesdorff 

Holterman  Frederick,  laborer  American  Sugar  Re- 
finery 

Holtmann  August,  seaman,  r.  23  Market 

Holtmeier  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Tay- 
lor and  Filbert,  r.  SK  cor  Taylor  and  Filbert 

Holton  Charles,  hostler,  r.  17  Hoft"Av 

Helton  Charles  H.,  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co., 
r.  1011  Sutter 

Holton  Charles  R.,  seaman,  r.  416  Broadway 

Holton  Edward,  blockmaker,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Holton  Edward  E..  clerk  ticket  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 
44  Sixth 

Holton  Louis,  r.  6  Russ 

Holtsland*^  John  J.,  engineer,  r.  422  Brannnn 

Holtum  Christian,  clerk  Kohler  k  Frohling,  r.  617 
Mason 

Holtum  Nicholas  P.,  silversmith  W.  K.  Vanderslice 
.t  Co.,  136  Sutter 

Holtz  Bernard,  woodman  S.  F.  Laundry.  S  s  Eddy, bet 
Fillmore  and  Sti,lner 

Holtz  Eugene,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Holtz  Falsket.  lumberman,  r.  329  Bryant 

Holtz  John,  butcher,  r.  101  Jackson 

Holtz  John,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Holtz  Louis  F.  (N.  Van  Bergen  &  Co.)  r.  328  Ellis 

Huliz  Peter,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Holtz  Peter,  tailor,  r.  45  Everett 

Holtz  Theodore,  instrumentmaker  Gal.  Electrical 
Works,  r.  1106  Montgomery 

I»-Holtz.     See  Holz 

Holversen  Aleck,  longshoreman,  r.  W  s  Anderson,  nr 
Lincoln.  B.  H. 

Holversen  T.  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Holway  Seth  P.,  r.  822  Sutter 

IfiTHolway.     See  Holloway  • 

Holy  Charles,  bartender,  r.  97  Stevensou 

Holyoke  Charles  F.,  bookkeeper  Edward  M.Hall,  r. 
317  Eddy 

Holz  Caroline,  widow,  r.  227  Jessie 

Bolz  Commodore,  salesman,  r.  227  Jessie 


Holz  Emanuel,  bookkeeper,  r.  227  Jessie 

Holz  Jacob,  peddler,  r.  525  Ivy  .Av 

Holz  Joseph,  clerk  Nathan,  Pulverman  &  Co.,  r.  227 
Jessie 

Holz  Louis,  teacher  music,  r.  1610  Polk 

Holz  Manuel,  clerk  P.  H.  Kraner,  r.  227  Jessie 

Holz  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1720  Leavenworth 

Holzhauer  Herman,  teacher  music,  r.  516  Stockton 

Holzhauser  Peter,  porkpacker,  r.  391  Ninth 

Holzheid  Armiu  R.,  messenger  Presidio  Reservation 

Holzinger  Herman,  watchman  Philadelphia  Brewery, 
r.  238  Second 

Holzmuller  Jacob,  machinist,  r.  305  Mason 

Holzmuller  Karl,  driver,  r,  N  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet 
Thirty-second  and  Thirty-third 

Homann  Adam,  clerk  Nicholas  Boschen,  r.  109 Jj 
Fifth 

Homsun  Charles,  cooper,  r.  14  Bryant 

Homann  Henry,  porter,  r.  219  Twelfth 

Homann  Maggie  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  368  Minna 

Home  and  Lioaii  Associates.  Otto  Escbe  secre- 
tary. 320  Sausome,  room  8 

Home  Benefit  Association,  A.  S.  Brownell  sec- 
retary, 328  Montgomery,  room  24 

Home  for  Aged  and  Infirm  Females,  NE  cor  Bryant 
and  Rincon  PI 

Home  for  tUe  Care  of  Inebriates,  A.  P.  Hayne 
resident  physician  and  superintendent,  NE  cor 
Stockton  and  Chestnut 

Home  Insurance  Co.  (New  York)  Arthur  E.  Ma- 
gill  general  agent,  323  California 

Home  Mutnal  Insurance  Co.  (fire)  James  F. 
Houghton  president.  Charles  R.  Story  secretary, 
406  California 

Home  of  Friendless  Children,  Mrs.  Martha  A.  Grls- 
wold  manager,  2318  Webster 

Home  of  Peace  Cemetery,  Benjamin  E.  Van  Straaten 
sexton,  bet  Dolores  and  Church,  Eighteenth  and 
Nineti-enth 

Home  of  the  Ladies'  Protection  and  Relief  Society,  E 
s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 

Home  Restaurant.  Charles   Kopp  proptr,  104  Seventh 

Home  Security  Building  and  Loan  Assn  (Alameda 
Co.,  Cal.)  Charles  K.  Clark  secretary,  250  Market 

Home  Style  Restaurant,  James  Stewart  propri- 
etor, 202  Second 

Homeopathic  Pharmacy,  Boericke  &  Tafel 
proprietors,  234  Sutler 


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Homeier  Charles,  taxidermist,  r.  1408  Mission 
Homeier  Louis,  teacher  music,  r.  1814  Jessie 
Homeier  Max,  mu.sician,  r,  1408  Mission 
Homeier  Rudolph,  lithographer,  r.  1408  Mission 
Homer  Charles  Mrs.,  r.  NW  cor  Taylor  and  Broadway 
Homer  Francis,  hackiiian.  r.  174  Jes.sie 
Homer  Harry  W,,  hackman.  r.  1330  Ellis 
Homer  James  L.,  deputy   Couuty   Clerk,  r.   227   San 

Jose  Av 
Homer  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  F.  E.  Luty 

secretary,  3.'!0  Pine,  room  5 
Homestake   Mining   Co.,  J.  King  Goodrich  secretary, 

49  Nevada  Block 
Homeward  Boiuid  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)  Dan- 
iel M.  Kent  secretary,  330  Pine,  rooms  18-19 
Homme  John  B..  gardener,  r,  Visitaiion  Valley 
Hommtrich  Christian,  tailor,  r.  1321  Kearny 
Hoiian  Margaret,  domestic  1041  Mission 
Hunan  Mary,  widow,  r.  122  Howiird 
Honauer  Josoph,  milker,  r,  Helvetia  Hotel 
Honauer  Nicholas,  milker,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Houberger  Libbie,  domestic  281  Miima 
Hone  John,  laborer,  r.  1  Baldwin  Court 
Honen  Gabriel  A.,  ironworker,  r.  27  Natoma 
Honerloh  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  r.  542  Fifteenth 
Honey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-tifth   and 
Diamond 


INTERIOR  DECORATORS.  G.W.CLARK  &  CO.,  645  MarM  St. 


IINCKI.EY,  SPIERS  *  HAYES,  FUIiTON  IRON  WORKS.  813  Fremont  Strr^er. 
Slanufaclurers  of  STATIONARY  and  MARINE    ENOINES  and  JS<»II.ER«. 


HON 


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HOP 


Honey  Theresa  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  137  Montgom- 
ery 

Honeycutt  John  T.,  first  lieutenant  First  Artillery,  U. 
S.  A.,  Alcatraz  Island 

'H.ong  Kong  and  Sliang^liai  Bankings  Cor- 
poration, William  H.  Harries  agent,  office  423 
California 

Hong  Kong  Line  of  Packets,  Macondray  &  Co. 
agents,  206  Sansome 

Hongf  Rons  Line  of  Steamers,  Occidental  and 
Oriental  SS.  Co.,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Town- 
send 

Hong  Kens'  Line  of  Steamers,  Pacific  Mail  SS. 
Co.,  office  cor  First  and  Brannan 

Honig  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  513  Franklin 

Honig  Michael,  r.  513  Franklin 

Honig  Nathan,  mnfr  gents'  furnishing  goods,  35  Sut- 
ter, r.  330  Hayes 

Honigbaum  Robert,  mnfr  cigars,  51  Sacramento,  r. 
930  Post 

Honigmann  Ehrgott,  pianomaker,  r.  603  Geary 

Honigsberger  Aaron,  bookkeeper,  r.  202  Stockton 

Honigsberger  Aaron,  salesman  Rosenbavim  &  Co.,  r. 
421  Eddy 

Honigsberger  Henry,  fancy  goods,  hosiery,  etc.,  625 
Larkin 

Honigsberger  Jonas,  merchant,  r.  1016  Geary 

Honigsberger  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Bush,  r.  lOKi  Geary 

Honigsberger  Solomon,  clerk  Simon  &  Breslauer,  r. 
202  Stockton 

Honn  Joseph  I.,  clerk  The  Immigration  Assn  of  Cal., 
r.  430  Twenty-third 

Hoiiolnln  Regular  Dispatch  Line  Packets, 
J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co.  agents,  204  California 

Honolulu  Regular  Line  Packets,  J.  D. 
Spreckels  &  Bros,  agents,  327  Market 

Honolulu  Steam  Line,  Pacific  Mail  SS.  Co.,  of- 
fice cor  First  and  Brannan 

Hons  Frederick  G.  O.,  watchman,  r.  1809  Jessie 

Hens  George,  clerk  Siebe  Bros.  &  Plagemann,  r.  104 
Mason 

Hons  Herman,  groceries  and  liquors,  252  First 

Hons  Rosa,  r.  14  Turk 

Hont  Simon,  carpenter,  r.  IC  Natoma 

Hontz  John,  cooper  David  Woerner 

Hood  Amelia,  widow,  r.  1327  Clay 

Hood  George  L,.,  clerk  Scrivner  &  McKinne,  r.  807 
Leavenworth 

Hood  John,  foreman  Frank  Tilford,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth 
and  Chancel 

Hood  John,  watchmaker  M.  Wunsch  &  Co.,  r.  Mal- 
borough  House 

Hood  Joseph  W.,  analytical  chemist,  r.  91  Montgom- 
ery Block 

Hood  Martha  Miss,  saleslady  Rachel  Kernaghan,  r. 
404  Fourth 

Hood  Peter  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  r.  625  Mer- 
chant 

Hood  Susan,  widow,  r.  633  Jessi* 

Hood  Thomas  S.,  correspondent  Newton  Bros.  &  Co., 
r.  242  Taylor 

Hood  William,  longshoreman,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 

Hooe  David  P.,  clerk  W.  C.  Price  &  Co.,  r.  2503  Cali- 
fornia 

Hooe  Headley  H.,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  2503  Cali- 
fornia 

Hoogkamer  William  G.  (Norman  &Hoogkamer)  r.  227 
Third 

Hoogs  Albert  F.,  student,  r.  211  Geary 

Hoogs  M.A.  Mrs.,  assistant  Starr  King"  Primary  School, 
r.  Oakland 

Hoogs  William  H.,  driver,  r.  213^  Welsh 

Hoogs  William  W.,  solicitor  McAlester,  Jones  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Hook  anil  Ladder  Co,  No.  1,  8  F  F  D  22 
O'Farrell 

Hook  and  Ladder  Co,  IVo.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  627 
Broadway 

Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  S  s 
Mark<'t.  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 

Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  N  s 
Pacific,  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 

Hook  Albert  W.,  caiTier  Morning  Call,  and  (Hook 
Brothers)  r.  126  Sixth 

Hook  Ann.  widow,  r.  2  Francisco 

Hook  Benjamin  F.,  mining  superintendent,  r.  1119 
Clay 

Hook  Brothers  (Jnseph  F.  and  Albert  W.)  stationery 
and  fancy  articles,  28  Sixth 


Hook  Charles,  butcher,  r.  311  Chestnut 

Hook  Charles  O.,  shoecutter,  r.  2104  Pine 

Hook  Clarence  E.  (Henderson  &  Hook)  r.  1903  Bush 

Hook  Edwin  T.,  shoelaster,  r.  1110  Harrison 

Hook  Harry,  policeman,  r.2134  Stockton 

Hook  Henry,   Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgomery 

Hook  Henry  H.,  shoemaker,  132  Fourth 

Hook  James,  waiter  P  .  C.  SS.  Orizaba,   r.  73  Tehama 

Hook  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  r.  1110  Harrison 

Hook  Joseph  F.,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin  and  (Hook 

Brothers)  r.  108  Chattanooga 
Hooke  George  H.  (Booth  &  Co.)  r.  318  First 
Hooke  William  F.,  entry  clerk  Gordon  Hardware  Co., 

r.  318  First 
Hooke  William  H.,   secretary  Gordon   Hardware 

Co.,  12-14  Front  and  230-252  Market,  r.  318  First 
Hooker  Alonzo  L.,  driver,  r.  Old   San  Jose   Road,   nr 

Industrial  School 
Hooker  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 
Hooker  Charles  G.,  real  estate,  r.  917  Bush 
Hooker  Charles  O.,  clearing  house  clerk  First  National 

Gold  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  917  BuBh 
Hooker  John,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Hooker  John  D.,  r.  1222  Pine 
Hooker  Lizzie  Mrs.,  r.  .307  Fourth 
Hooker  Ricliard  C,  stockbroker,  336  Pine.r.  1612 

California 
Hooker  Thomas,  wireworker,  r.  419  Twenty-seventh 
Hooker  William,  machinist,  r.  650  Howard 
Hoole  John,  soaj)  peddler,  r.  4  Montgomery  Court 
Hooper  Arthur  A.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  Jennings,  r. 

557  Harrison 
Hooper  Bessie,  domestic  136  McAllister 
Hooper  C,  A.  &  Co.    (Charles  A.   and   George  W. 

Hooper)    lumber    dealers,    NE  cor  Fourth    and 

Channel 
Hooper  Charies  A.  (C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  A.   M.   Jewell 

&  Co.  and  Cal.  Cigar  Box  Co.)  r.  19  Stanly  PI 
Hooper  Charles  C,  shoecutter,  r.  26  Erie 
Hooper  Edward  M.,  furnace  builder,  melter  and   re- 
finer's dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  309  Waller 
Hooper  P.  P.  &  J.  A.,   wholesale  lumber  dealers 

and  proprietors  Trinidad  Mills    (Humboldt  Co., 

Cal. I  ofticePier2J^  Steuart 
Hooper  Frank  P.  (F.  P.   &   J.  A.  Hooper)  r.  557   Har- 
rison 
Hooper  George  W.  (C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  A.   M.  Jewell 

&  Co.  and  Cal.  Cigar  Box  Co.)  r.  502  Powell 
Hooper  Henry  P. ,  with  Charles  Foster  &   Co.,  r.   129 

Shotwell 
Hooper  James,  blacksmith,  r.  5  Hampton  PI 
Hooper  James  M.,  butcher,  705  Brannan.  r.  5  Gilbert 
Hooper  John,  butcher,  r.  5  Gilbert 
Hooi>er  John,  capitalist,  r.  557  Harrison 
Hooper  John  A.  (F.  P.  &  J.  A  Hooper)  r.  30Rincon  PI 
Hooper  John  B.,  carpenter,  r.  1723  Leavenworth 
Hooper  Thomas  E.,  gardener,  r.  26  Erie 
Hooper  William,  boatbuilder,  r.  101  Pacific 
Hooper  William  B.   (Wm.   B.  Hooper  &   Co.)    r.   San 

Rafael 
Hooper  W^illiam  B.  Si  Co.,  importing,  shipping 

and  commission  merchants.   Guaymas,    Tucson 

and  El  Paso,  office  122  Front 
Hooper  William  H.,  r.  14  Turk 
Hooper  William  T.,  policeman,  r.  2429  Buchanan 
Hooper's    SoutU    End    Grain    Warehouse, 

NW  cor  Townsend  and  Japan 
Hoops  Frederick,  expressman,  cor  Sansome  and  Sac- 
ramento, r.  1506  Mason 
Hoops  H.,  proptr  Bay  Exchange,  1017  Battery 
Hoormah  Sargis,  assistant  Chinese  Mission  Home,  r. 

933  Sacramento 
Hoosier    mining  and  W^ater   Co.,   F.  W.  Van 

Reynegom  secretary,  531  California,  room  6 
Hoover  James,  r.  127  Kearny 

Hoover  John  C,  clerk  George  F.  Roberts,  r.  2115  Fill- 
more 
Hop  Kee  &  Co.,   merchandise  and  boot  and  shoe 

manufacturers,  615-617  D\ipont 
Hope  Alexander,  hostler,  r.  11  Hubbard 
Hope  Andrew  J.,  speculator,  r.  60  Third 
Hope   George  H.,  storekeeper  Bohemian   Club,  r.  105 

Stockton 
Hope  John,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hope  William,  buyer  E.  *  H.  Moffat,  r.  44  Third 
Hopes  John,  portrait  painter,  office  545  Washington, 

r.  714  McAllister 
Hophalter  Fritz,  dishwasher  New  Washington  Hotel, 

624  Fourth 
Hopke  Frederick  C,  clerk  J.  D.  Spreckels  &  Bros. 


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Hopkins  Ann,  widow,  r.  741  Brannan 
Hopkins  Caspar  T.,  president  California  Insur- 
ance Co.,  318  California,  r.  Oakland 
Hopkins  E.  T>.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  318  Turk 
Hopkins  Edward,  trackman  N.  B.  and  M.  ER.,  r.  35 

Moss 

Hopkins  Edward  W.,  treasurer   Central  Pacifio 

Railroad   and  leased  lines,   NE   cor  Fourth   and 

Townsend,  room  38,  r.  731  Sutter 

Hopkins  George,  bookkeeper  J.  Earl  &  Son,  r.  Oakland 

Hopkins   George  W.,   mining,   office  419   California, 

room  26,  r.  Oakland 
Hopkins   George  W.,  with  The  Lion  Fire  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  Berkeley 
Hopkins  Henry,  laborer,  r.  305  Minna 
Hopkins  Isaac,  r.  824  Howard 
Hopkins  Jamea,  shoemaker,  r.  233  Tenth 
Hopkins  James,  tailor,  r.  217  Tehama 
Hopkins  James  A.,  boxmaker,  r.  308  Beale 
Hopkins  Jesse,   second  mate   ship   Lightning,  r.  318 

Turk 
Hopkins  Jesse  P.,  mining,  r.  2622  Bush 
Hopkins  J.  H.,  r.  753  Howard 

Hopkins  J.  L.,  editor  and  publisher  S.  F.  Gossip  and 
Matrimonial  Advocate,  office   and  r.  523  Kearny, 
room  10 
Hopkins  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Treat 

Av 
Hopkins  John  E.,  morocco  finisher,  r.  1  Sheridan,  rear 
Hopkins  John  F.,  clerk  Heydenfeldt,  Jefferson   &  Le- 
vy, r.  35  Moss 
Hopkins  John  N.,  clerk  Langley   &   Michaels,  r.  2203 

Geary 
Hopkins  Joseph,  expressman,  cor  Kearny  and  Geary, 

r.  W  s  Castro,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Hopkins  Kate,  r.  1209  Golden  Gate  Av 
Hopkins  Laura  T.  Mrs.,  assistant  Starr  King  Primary 

School,  r.  2328  Mission 
Hopkins  Lemuel  B.,  captain  watch  freight  dept  C.  P. 

KK.,  r.  617  Third 
Hopkins  Levi  L.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  835  Mission 
Hopkins  Mark  Mrg.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  California   and 

Mason         ' 
Hopkins  M.  J.  Miss,  r.  412  Jones 
Hopkins  Mortimer,  policeman,  r:  195  Sixteenth 
Hopkins  Moses,  capitalist,  r.   SE  cor   California   and 

Mason 
Hopkins  Peter,  stonecutter,  r.  E  s  Broderick,   bet 

Washington  and  Jackson 
Hopkins  Peter,  wines  and  liquors,  Grand  Hotel,  r. 

512  Van  Ness  Av 
Hopkins  Robert  D.,  mining  secretary,  436  Montgom- 
ery, r.  637  Howard 
Hopkins  Rufus  C,    translator   Spanish   archives,   r. 

1654  West  Mission 
Hopkins  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  108  Bernard 
Hopkins  Theron  R.,  r.  614  Lombard 
Hopkins  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  1012  Pacific 
Hopkins  Thomas,   coffee  saloon,  302  Dupont,   r.   13 

Metcalfe  PI 
Hopkins  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  SW  cor  Broderick  ana 
Ellis  ^    ^  ^ 

Hopkins  Thomas  H,  gardener,  r.  N   s   Chestntlt,   bet 

Broderick  and  Baker 
Hopkins  Thomas  W.,  painter,  r.  108  Bernard 
Hopkins  Timothy,  r.  SE  cor  Mason  and  California 
Hopkins  Timothy,  boilermaker,  r.  1140  Treat  Av 
Hopkins  William",  driver  S.  F.  Tucker,  r.  Oakland 
Hopkins  William  R.,  laundrymau   S.  F.  Laundry,  S  B 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Hopkins  William  S.,  capitalist,   302  Montgom- 
ery, rooms  7-8,  r.  821  Sutter 
Hopkiuson  Delilah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1035  Mar- 
ket 
Hopkinson  Emerson  B.,  advertising  solicitor,  r.  1035 

Market 
Hopkirk  Charles,  first  assistant  engineer  P.   M.    83. 

Zealandia,  r.  451  First 
Hoppe  Adolph,  porter  Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co.,   r.  1706 

Turk 
Hoppe  Charles  A.,  clerk  Judson  &   Shepard,  r.   1706 

Turk  ^ 

Hoppe  Christian,  blacksmith,  148  Berry,  r.  cor  Fourth 

and  Welsh 
Hoppe  Edward,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Hoppe,  Edwin  E..  glass  blower,  r.  401 M  Sixth 
Hoppe  Edwin  E.  Mrs.,  varieties,  401 M  Sixth 
Hoppe  Ferdinand,  milkman,  r.  306  Langton 
Hoppe  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  1706  Turk 
Hoppe  John  C.  (Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 


Hoppe  Joseph,  second  hand  clothing,  637  Pacific,  r. 

413  J«  Green 
Hoppe  Minnie,  widow,  r.  22  Decatur 
Iloppeler  Conrad,  r.  639  California 
Hoppen  Alfred,  student   Barnard's  Business  College, 

r.  28  McAllister 
Hoppen  Jane,  widow,  r.  28  McAllister 
Hopper  Harrison,   bookkeeper  Charles  L.  McCoy,  r. 

1626  Sacramento 
Hoiiper 'James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hopper  John  E.,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Sierra  and  Iowa 
Hopper  John  E.  Jr.,   laborer,   r.   SE  cor    Sierra   and 

Iowa 
Hopper  Milford,  carpenter,  r.  107  Hayes 
Hopper  Samuel  E.,  glass  bending,  cutting,  stain- 
ing and  beveling,  39  J^  Fremont,  r.  530  Stevenson 
Hopper  Thomas  W.,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Buena  Vista  Av, 

nr  Henrietta,  B.  H. 
Hoppler  Jacob,  carriagemaker,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Hopps  Charles  (Hopps  &  Sons)  r.  406  Geary 
Hopps  Charles  E.  (Hopps  &  Sons)  r.  1029  McAllister 
Hupps  Frank  W.  (Hopps  &  Sons)  r.  526 3«S  Geary 
Hopps  George  H.   (Hopps  &  Sons)  r.  5263^  O'Farrell 
Hopps  Nellie  Miss,  landscape  artist,  studio  728  Mont- 
gomery, r.  406  Geary 
Hopps  <fe  Sons  (Charles.  Charles  E.,  George  H.  and 
Frank  W.)  house,  sign  and   ornamental  painters, 
429  Pine 
Horabin  Abraham,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Santa  Cruz,  r.  631 

Mission 
Horabin  Prospero,  Spanish  Ben.  Sec,  510  Bush 
Horabin  Thomas,  r.  i003  Powell 
Horain  Louis  H.,  clerk  Coffin,  Sanderson  &  Cook,  r. 

1003  Mission 
Horan  Annie,  domestic  1420  Sutter 
Horan  Edward,  laborer,  r.  3  Valencia 
Horan  George,  bookkeeper  Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.,  r.  307 

Jones 
Horan  J.  H.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  Brunswick  House 
Horan  James  D.,  stockyard,  r.  1343  Howard 
Horan  John,  r.  158  Tehama 
Horan  John,  clerk  R.  A.  Ammon,  r.  620  Minna 
Horan  John,  r.  184  Jessie 

Horan  John,  fireman  O.  E.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Horan  John,  laborer,  r.  44  Jessie 
Horan  John,  laborer,  r.  733  Tehama 
Horan  John,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth  ^  ,^.     .    . 

Horan  John,  laborer,  r.Ws  California  Av,  bet  Virginia 

and  Esmeralda  Avs  ' 

Horan  Joseph  J.  (Ambrose  &  Horan)  r.  429  Tenth 
Horan  Julia,  widow,  r.  1711 M  Clay, rear 
Horan  Kevian,  farmer,  r.  421  Sansome 
Horan  Maria,  widow,  r.  620  Minna 
Horan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  158  Tehama 
Horan  Michael,  policeman,  r.  222  Clara 
Horan   Michael   S.,  attorney   at   law,  636  Clay,  r.  1031 

Valencia  ( 

Horan  M.  J.,  waiter,  r.  3  Mary  Lane  I 

Horan  Patrick,  r.  2208  Powell 
Horan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  4  Alger  PI 
Horan   Patrick   J.,  driver  United   Carriage  Co.,  r.  74 

Clementina 
Horan  Philip,  stevedore,  r.  1518  Mission 
Horan  Rusanna,  domestic  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Franklin 
Horan   Thomas,  clerk  freight   dept   C.   P.  RR.,  r.  548 

Bryant 
Horan  Thomas,  doortender  Lick  House 
Horan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  608  Natoma,  rear 
Horber  Rudolph,  assistant  bookkeeper  Waterhouse  & 

Lester,  r.  113  Geary 
Horen  Andrew,  r.  White  House  Hotel 
Horgan  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  r.'  1312  Natoma 
Horgan  Daniel,  head  gardener  Public  Squares,  r.  SW 

cor  Eddy  and  Buchanan 
Horgan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  201  Pacific 
Horgan  Daniel,  shoemaker,  909  Eighteenth 
Horgan  Daniel,  soapmaker.  r.  1223  Folsom 
Horgan  Ella  Miss,  saleslady  Patrick  A.  Butler,  r.  1210 

Eddy 
Horgan  James,  shoemaker,  r.  510  Linden  Av 
Horgan  John  (Horgan  &   Mahony)  r.  SW  cor  Bay  and 

Mason 
Horgan  John,  blacksmith,  r.  129  Twelfth 
Horgan  John,  gardener,  r.  1210  Eddy 
Horgan  John  J.,  carriage  painter,  r.  1210  Eddy 
Horgan  Michael,  teamster,  r.  30  Welsh 
Horgan  Thomas  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Fulton  Av 
Horgan  Timothy,  dairy  produce,  13-14  Grand  Central 

Market,  r.  209  Turk 
Horgan  Timothv,  stonecutter,  r.  941  Market 


OAUSH,  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD.  BEECH. 


JOHN  WIGMORE, 
i:t3  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PBOTOGKAPIIER.  826  MARKET  ST. 

Photoerapby  in  nil  its  brandies  cxe«ated  in  any  style. 


HOR 


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HOR 


Horgan   &  Mahony  (John  Horgan  and  John  Mahony) 

liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Bay  and  Mason 
Horlger  Albert,  salesman,  r.  58  Shipley 
Horiger  Edwin,  fruit  packer,  r.  58  Shipley 
Horix  O.,  r.  819  Montgomery 

Horl  Albert,  bartender  Elite  Saloon,  r.  120J^  Turk 
Horling  Henry,  adjuster  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg  Co. 
Horlor  John  E.,  furniture  and  upholstery,   2013  Fill- 
more 
Horn  A.  F.  &  Co.  (Albert  F.  Horn  and  Charles   Bent) 

fruits  and  vegetables,  2800  Sixteenth 
Horn  Albert  F.  (A.  F.  Horn  &  Co.)  r.  2800  Sixteenth 
Horn  Alexander,  teamster,  r.  609  Fourth 
Horn  Barbara,  widow,  r.  530  Twenty-third 
Horn  Benjamin  C,   salesman  Sanderson  &    Horn,  r. 

2627  Sutter 
Horn  Bernard  (Murphy  &  Horn)    r.  NW  cor  Mariposa 

and  Florida 
Horn  Bernard  J. ,  butcher,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  Av  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Horn  Charles  V.,  machinist,  r.  313  Shotwell 
Horn  Christ.,  liquor  saloon,   3   Broadway,   r.   SW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Greenwich 
Horn  Fanny  Mrs.,  domestic  27  Minna 
Horn  George,  boilermaker,  r.  36  Natoma 
Horn  George  D.,  salesman  Sumner,  Whitney  &  Co.,  r. 

808  Twenty-fourth 
Horn  H.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1215  Columbia 
Horn  Jacob   H.,  butcher,  55    Center    Market,   r.   212 

Perry 
Horn  Jerome,  physician,  oflce  and  r.  808  Twenty- 
fourth 
Horn  Jerome  W.,  clerk  Jerome  Horn,  r.  808  Twenty- 
fourth 
Horn  John,  brewer,  r.  150  Eighth 
Horn  John,  livery  stable,  1020  Laguna 
Horn  John  P.,  bookkeeper,  r.  434  Jessie 
Horn  Joseph  P.,  pressman  Call,  r.  609  Fourth 
Horn  Laura    J.     Miss,     assistant     Tehama    Primary 

School,  r.  1518  Mission 
Horn  Martin,   stationery,   cigars,   tobacco,   etc.,  1726 

Eddy 
Horn  Ottawa,  clerk   Jerome  Horn,    r.    808   Twenty- 
fourth 
Horn  Peter,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Horn  Robert,  laborer,  r.  120  Howard,  rear 
Horn  Robert  G.,  stockbroker,  322  Pine,  r.  530  Twenty- 
third 
Horn  Thomas,  r.  313  Shotwell 
Horn  Thomas  J.,  patternmaker,  r.  415  Filbert 
Horn  Thomas  L.  (Sanderson  &  Horn)  327-329  Front 
Horn  William,  r.  1047  Harrison 
Horn  William  C.,  paper  carrier,  r.  609  Fourth 
Horn  William  H.,  clerk  Jerome  Horn,  r.   808  Twenty- 
fourth 
Horn  William  O.  B.,  contractor,  r.  2233  Post 
Hornbeck  Delia,  laundress  S.  F.   Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Hornberg  Axel  P.,  tailor,  443  Bush 
Hornberger  Charles  (Robert  Fay  &  Co.)  r.  21  First  Av 
HornblowerEdwin  A.,   clerk  C.   P.   R.R.,  r.   214  San 

Jose  Av 
Hornblower  Frederick  A.  (Severance,  Travers  &  Horn- 
blower)  attorney  at  law,  331   Montgomery,  rooms 
8-9,  r.  214  San  Jose  Av 
Home  Annie  Miss,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 
Home  Mary,  domestic  1027  Washington 
Home  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Baker  and  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Home    Walter    J.,     manufacturing     proprietor 
Home's  Electro-Magnetic  Belts,  office  702  Market 
r.  334  Ellis 
Home  William,  maltster,  r.  108  Tehama 
Horne'g    Electro -Magnetic    Belt,    Walter   J. 
Home  manufacturing  proprietor,  office  702  Market 
B^"  Home.    See  Horn 
Horner  Charles,  bartender,  r.  70S  Pino 
Horner    Charles    W.,    physician    and    surgeon, 
office  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Hyde,  branch  office  andr 
238  Kearny 
Horner  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  747  Harrison 
Hornor  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Homer  Frederick,  shotmaker,  r.  1300  Folsom 
Horner  George  B.,  assistant  cashier  Murphy   Grant  & 

Co.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Horner  John,  shoemaker,  1300  Folsom 
Horner  William,  milkman,  r.  114 )<i  Shotwell 
Horner  William,  shoemaker,  r.  1300  Folsom 
Hornick  Francis,  laborer  Dominican  Monastery,  NW 
cor  Bush  and  Steiner 


Horns  C.  D.,  waiter  Hotel  Rhein,  909  Kearny 
Hornsby  John,  butcher,  r.  SE  cor  Eighteenth  Av  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Hornsby  Thomas,  master  mariner,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Hornsman  Andrew,  shirtcutter,  r.  1109  J$  Montgomery 
Hornung  Conrad  C,  pianomaker,  r.  1527)^  Market 
Hornuug  Frank,  steward  O.  and  O.  S3.  Oceanic,  r.  512 

Folsom 
Homung  Frederick  (Beck   &   Hornung)    r.   3015  Six- 
teenth 
Hornunt,'  L.,  r.  3015  Sixteenth 
Hornung  Rudolph  F.,  pianotuner,  739  Market,  r.  1527  ii 

Market 
Horowitz  Simon,  tailor,  r.  108  Second 
Horr  Bennett  H.,  baker,  r.  5  Reed  PI 
Horr  George  E.,  collector  Flanagan   &   Gallagher,  r. 

208  J^  Ninth 
Horr  James  C,  special  agent  U.  S.  Treasury  De- 
partment, office  D.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  first 
floor,  room  7,  r.  Port  Townsend,  W.  T. 
8^  Horr.     See  Hoar  and  Hoare 
Horrell  Laura  A.  Miss,  clerk  registry  dept Post  Office, 

r.  Oakland 
Horridge  John,  housepainter,  r.  1315  Eddy 
Horrigan  Andrew,  teamster  William  Kerr,  r.  903  Bat- 
tery 
Horrigan  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  1612  Leavenworth 
Horrigan  Cornelius,  lamplighter,  r.  520  Sixth 
Horrigan  Daniel,  driver,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno   Road,  nr 

Silver  Av 
Horrigan  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1  Zoe  PI 
Horrigan  Dennis,  boarding  stable,  8  Morse,  r.  150  N«- 

toma 
Horrigan  Eugene,  policeman,  r.  40  Louisa 
Horrigan  James,  plumber,  and   truckman   Hook   and 

Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1612  Leavenworth 
Horrigan  John,  brewer,  r.  150  Eighth 
Horrigan  John,  gigger,  r.  S  s  Francisco,  bet  Larkin  and 

Polk 
Horrigan  John,  laborer,  r.  150  Natoma 
Horrigan  John  L.,  painter,  r.  1025  Vallejo 
Horrigan  Michael,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Horrigan   Michael    J.  (M.   J.   Horrigan    &    Brother) 
and  extraman   Engine   No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1612 
Leavenworth 
Horrigan  M.  J.  &  Brother  (Michael  J.  and  William) 

plumbers  and  gasfitters,  1612  Leavenworth 
Horrigan  Timothy,  produce  dealer,  r.  109  Turk 
Horrigan  William  (M.   J.   Horrigan   &  Brother)    and 
truckman  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 
1612  Leavenworth 
8^"  Horrigan.     See  Horigen  and  Harrigan 
Horrisberger  Jacob  H.,  machinist,  r.  617}^  Linden  Av 
Horrister  Henry,  cook,  r.  721 M  Broadway,  rear 
Horrocks  George,  painter,  r.  458  Natoma 
Horsburgh  David  W.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C:  P.  RR., 

r.  Nucleus  House 
Horsburgh  James  Jr.,  chief  clerk   general   passenger 

and  ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Nucleus  House 
Horsch  John,  expressman,  SW   cor  Pine  and   Mont- 
gomery, r.  627  Minna 
Horseshoe  Mining  Co.  (Tombstone,   A.  T.)   John  H. 

Sayre  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  36 
Horsier  Peter,  shoemaker,  r.  431  Dupont 
Horst  Charles,  waiter,  r.  1208  Kearny 
Horst  Herman  H.,  restaurant  keeper, r.  719  California 
Horst  James,  fisherman,  r.  4  Rincon  Av 
Horstuian  Carl,  seaman,  r.  531  East 
Horstman  Louis,  baker,  r.  336  Third 
Horstmaun  Christopher,  laborer,  r.  421  Bush 
Horstmann  Diedrich,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-first  and 

Valencia 
Horstmann  Henry,  capitalist,  office  321  Montgom- 
ery, with  Bach,  Meese  &  Co.,  r.  2232  Howard 
"Horstmann  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Horstmann  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Mission  snd 

Thirtieth 
Horstmaun  Herman,    carrier  Alta   California,   r.   832 

Fifteenth 
Horstmann  J.   &   Co.    (John   Hortsmann   and  Henry 
Koster)  groceries  and  liquors,   NW  cor  Bush  and 
Powell 
Horstmann  John,  propt  Pacific  Soda  Co.,  769-775  Bry- 
ant, and  (J.  Horstman  &  Co.)  r.  709  Mason 
Horstmann  John  W.,  clerk  Siegfried  &  Brandenstein, 

r.  709  Mason 
Horstmeyer  William,   carijenter    and    builder,   220Ji 

Montgomery  Av 
Hort  Louisa  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  643  Washington 
Hurt  Samuel,  r.  1609  Larkin 


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Horton  Chtrles  W.,  teamster,  r.  ly31>4  Natoma 

Horton  Edward  H.,  traveling  salesman  J.  C.  Johnson- 
&  Co. 

Horton  Eugene  S.,  r.  Russ  House 

Horton  Eva  L.  Miss,  wholesale  and  retail  Turkish 
rugs,  652  Market 

Horton  Frank  H.,  clerk  superintendent  tracks  O.  P. 
KR.,  r.  '200  Powell 

Horton  George  (George  Horton  &  Son)  r.  S  s  Point 
Lobos  Av,  bet  Henderson  and  Johnson  Avs 

Horton  George  &  Son  (George  and  S.  Wells) carpenters 
and  builders,  SE  cor  Henderson  and  Point  Lobos 
Ava 

Horton  Gilbert  T.,  foreman  James  McDevitt,  r.  417 
Green 

Horton  Henry,  gardener,  r.  NW  cor  San  Jose  Av  and 
Twenty-fifth 

Horton  Joseph,  wheelwright,  r.  30  Ritch,  rear 

Horton  Joseph  B.,  bookkeeper  James  B.  Haggin,  r. 
Point  Lobos  Av,  nr  Henderson  Av 

Horton  Marie  Miss,  assistant  West  Mission  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  Point  Lobos  Av,  nr  Henderson  Av 

Horton  P.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  1520  Taylor 

Horton  S.  Wells  (George  Horton  &  Son)  r.  S  s  Point 
Lobos  Av,  bet  Henderson  and  Johnson   Avs 

Horton  Theodore,  bartender,  r.  415  Green,  rear 

Horton  Thomas  R.  (Martin  &  Horton)  r.  1002  Pine 

Horton  Walter  (Horton  &  Baum)  r.  15  Auburn 

Horton  William,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  1013  Market 

Horton  William  S.,  office  436  Montgomery,  r  518  Tay- 
lor 

Horton  &  Baum  (Walter  Horton  and  John  T.  Baum) 
liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Sansome 

^^Horton.     See  Haugbton  and  Houghton 

Hortop  Samuel,  shoecutter,  r.  907  Twenty-fourth 

Horviileur  Leon,  r.  1006  Geary 

Horwege  August  W.,saddletreemaker,r.  18^  Bluxome 

Horwinski  Max,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  139  Colum- 
bia 

Horwood  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  815  Mission 

Hosatte  J.  B.,  real  estate,  r.  618  Broadway,  rear 

Hosaughe  Louis,  carpenter,  r.  1327!^  Natoma 

Hose  Co.   No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  112  Jackson 

Hose  Co.  No.  a,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  1817  Post 

Hose  Co.  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,W  s  Folsom,  bet  Twen- 
ty-first and  Twenty-second 

Hose  Co.  No.   4,  S.  P.  F.  D.,  1802  Stockton 

Hose  Co.  No.  5,  8.  F.  F.  t>.,  8  s  Market,  bet  Tenth 
and  Eleventh 

Hose  Co.  No.  6,  8.  F.  F.  D.,  8  s  McAllister,  bet 
Buchanan  and  Webster 

Hose  Co.  No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  W  s  Tennessee,  bet 
Sierra  and  Shasta 

Hose  Co.  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  S  s  Filbert,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 

Hose  Co.  No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D.  (Fireboat  Governor 
Irwin)  Broadway  Wharf 

Hosea  Brother  Rev. ,  sub-director  Sacred  Heart 
College,  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Larkin 

Hosekamp  Frederick,  clerk  John  Buck,  r.  231  Second 

Hosey  James,  -yoolsorter,  r.  106  Shotwell 

Hosford  James,  steward,  r.  1812  Jackson 

Hosie  Diivid,  machinist,  r.  cor  Tenth  Av  and  M, 
South  S.  F. 

Hosmer  Albert  O..  tinsmith,  r.  636  Sutter 

Hosmer  Charles  9.,  blacksmith,  r.  636  Commercial 

Hosmer  D.  BI.  <S£  Co.  (George  J.  Henry)  stock- 
brokers, 4.39  California 

Hosmer  Harry  B.,  weigher  F.  Barnard  &  Co.,  r.  636 
Sutter 

Hosmer  Henry,  r.  22.32  Howard 

Hosmer  Hezekiah  L.,  assistant  storekeeper  warehouse 
dept  Custom  House,  r.  316  Taylor 

Hosmer  Margaret,  widow,  r.  636  Sutter 

Hospital  California  State  Woman's,  Sacra- 
mento, bet  Baker  and  Lyon 

Hospital  Chinese,  E  s  Montgomery  Av,  bet  Pacific 
and  Broadway,  and  N  s  Pine,  bet  Keamy  and  Du- 
pont 

Hospital  City  anil  Count}-  San  Francisco, 
E  8  Potrero  Av,  bet  Twenty-Second  aud  Twenty- 
third 

Hospital  for  AVomen  and  Chililren,  221-223 
Thirteeuth 

Hospital  French,  S  s  Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Ho.spital  German,  Noe,  bet  Fourteenth  aud  Ridley 

Hospital  Italian,  Twenty-eighth,  nr  Noe 

Hospital  San  Francisco  Female,  806  Stockton 

Hospital  Sail  Franciaco  Liyingwin,  913  Golden 
Gate  Av 


Hospital  Small  Pox,  De  Haro,  bet  Twenty-fifth 

and  Twenty-sixth 

Hospital  St.  Lauke's,  E  s  San  Jose  Av,  bet 
Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 

Hospital  St.  Mary''8,  N  B  Bryant,  bet  First  and 
Rincon  PI 

Hospital  U.  S.  marine,  Presidio  Reservation,  nr 
Mountain  Lake 

Hobs  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  622  Hayes 

Hoss  John,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Sutter  and  Eeamy, 
r.  622  Hayes 

Hoss  John  B.,  bartender,  r.  622  Hayes 

HoBsack  Charles  D.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  RB.,r.  106 
Turk 

Hossack  M.  M.  Mrs.,  artist,  studio  and  r.  120  Sutter, 
room  70 

HoBtetter  Augustus  G.,  clerk  Fox  &  Duley,  r.  908 
Treat  Av,  rear 

Hotallng  Anson  P.  (A.  P.  Hotaling  &  Co.)  r.  1610 
Howard 

Hotaling  A.  P.  &  Co.  (Anson  P.  Hotaling)  im- 
porters and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors,  and  agents 
J.  H.  Cutter's  Bourbon  Whisky,  429-431  Jackson 

Hotaling  Margaret  A.  Mrs.,  matron  City  and  County 
Hospital 

11^  Hotaling.     See  Houghtallng 

Hotchkiss  Henry,  r.  316  Sutter 

Hotchkiss  William  J.,  carpenter  Joshua  Hendy,  r. 
Oakland 

Hotel  des  Alpes,  Paul  Blanc  proptr,  621  Pacific 

Hotel  di  Lucca,  G.  Bertolucci  &  Co.  proptrs,  307-309 
Broadway 

Hotel  Gazette  (daily)  William  P.   Harrison  pub- 
I  lisher  and  proprietor,  518  Sacramento 

Hotel  Rhein,  Gerken  &  Meyer  proprietors,  909 
Kearny 

Hottm  John  H.,  clerk  John  T.  Graham,  r.  SE  cor  Pre- 
cita  PI  and  Columbia  PI,  B.  H. 

Hotop Miss,  milliner,  r.  644  S&cramento 

Hotop  Adolph,  cook,  r.  3  Newell 

Hotop  Charles,  furnished  rooms,  644  Sacramento 

Hotop  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  644  Sacramento 

Hotop  Julia,  widow,  r.  3  Newell 

Hotte  George,  teamster,  r.  22  Hoflf  Av 

Hottua  Nicklaus  (Hottua   &   Hansen)  r.  120  Guerrero 

Hottua  &  Hansen  (Nicklaus  Hottua  and  Andreas  Han- 
sen) carriagemakers,  715  Folsom 

Houchin  Walter  C,  canmaker,  r.  351  Tehatna 

Houcks  Benjamin  F.,  servant,  610  Mason 

Houdlett  H.  C,  master  mariner,  r.   1003  Twenty-first 

Hougaard  Frederick,  teamster,  r.  E  s  Hampshire,  bet 
Solano  and  Butte 

Hough  Howard  M.  (Lynde  &  Hough)  r.  915  Natoma 

Hough  James  F.,  bookkeeper  Giitta  Percha  and  Bub- 
•      ber  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  1221  Filbert 

Houj^h  James  J. ,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Bush  aud  Fillmore 

Hough  John,  liquor  saloon,  1  Mason,  r.  .35  Turk 

Hough  Martiu,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  624  Fourth 

8S"Hough.     See  Howe,  Hofif  and  Hull' 

Houghtaling  Abraham  J.,  corporal  police,  r.  2100  Ma- 
son 

Houghtaling  William  8.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Le 
Count  Bros.,  r.  2100  Mason 

(^"Houghtaling.     See  Hotaling 

Houghton  Charles  A.,  with  John  A.  Shaber,  r.  2026 
Mission 

Houghton  Charles  L.  (Nicol  &  Houghton)  r.  4  Camp 
[  Houghton   George,  bootfitter  Richard   A.   Bourne,  r. 
I  Oakland 

Houghton  H.  C,  shorthand  writer,  r.  Arcade  House 
j  Houg'hton  James  F. ,  president  Home  Mutual  In- 
surance Co.,  406  California,  r.  Oakland 
!  Houghton  James  J.,  clerk,  r.  3.!3  Shipley 
j  Houghton  Roscoe   K.  (Stetson   &   Houghton)  at- 
I  torney  at  law,  315  California,  room  18.  r.  835  Bush 

Hou^rhton  S.   C. ,  master  In  chancery  U.  8.  Circuit 
Court,  office  U.  8.  Appraiser's   Building,  room  49, 
r.  Arcade  House 
I  Houghton  Warren,   dairy,   Lombard,  bet  Pierce   and 

Scott 
[  Houghton.     See  Haugbton  and  Horton 

Houlihan  James,  waiter,  r.  321  Pacific 
:  Houlihan  Michael,  carwasher  N.  B.  and  M.  RR..  r.  144 
i  Perry 

;  Houlton   John   F.,  salesman  C.   A.    Hooper  &   Co.,  r. 
736  Geary 

Houlton  Samuel  W.,  mining,  r.  30  Second  Av 
'  Hounton   Julieo,   laundryman  Victor  Belgbeder,  627 
I         Hayes 


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Hovinton   Prosper,  laundryman  Victor  Beigbeder,  527 

Hayes 
Houpt  Charles  H.,  physician  (eclectic)  office  and  r.  808 

Twentieth 
Houran  Michael,  sailmaker,  r.  23  Glover 
Honrcade  Antoine,  butcher,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Hourcade  Gustave,  blacksmith,  r.  1909  Geary 
Hourcade  John,  liquor  saloon,  1909  Geary 
Hourcade  Theresa,  French  laundry,  1503  Pine 
Houriet  Lucien,  capitalist,  r.  138  Ridley 
Houriet  Wil'iam  T.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  110  Sev- 
enth 
Hourigan  James,  marblepolisher,  r.  10  Boyd 
Hourigan  John,  marblepolisher,  r.  10  Boyd 
Hourigan  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  10  Boyd 
Hourihaue  Ellen,  domestic  929!^  Jackson 
Hourihane  Timothy,  milker,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  bet  Steiner 

and  Pierce 
Hourtane  A.,  cook,  r.  1024  Powell' 
Hourtane  Joseph,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Hourtane  Pierre,  cook,  r.  815  Stockton 
Hourtig  Firmin,  baker,  r.  (356  Pacific 
House  Allen  G.,  salesman  John  Burnap,  r.  7G8  Mis- 
sion 
House  Artel  L.,  upholsterer,  r.  1720  Jessie 
House  C.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  420  Twenty-third 
House  of  Correction,  W  s  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr 

Industrial  School 
House  of  Mercy  for  Protection  of  Homeless 

Girls,  NE  cor  Bryant  and  Rincon  PI 
House  O.  H.,  r.  500  Valencia 
House  W.  E.,  jeweler,  910  Market,  r.  771  Mission 
House  William,  carpenter,  234  Turk 
House  William  M.,  r.  308  Sixth 
House  William  M.  Mrs.,  millinery,  308  Sixth 
B^  House.     See  Hause  and  Howse 
Household.  SewinjEf  Machine  Co. ,  Mark  Shel- 
don agent,  9-11  First 
Houseman  G.,  salesman,  r.  713  Minna 
Houseman  Harvey  P.,  cashier  Sbarboro  &  Co.,   r.  1711 

Polk 
Houseman  John,  bartender,  r.  457  Jessie,  rear 
Houseman  Margaret  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1711  Polk 
Houseman  Peter,   Master  Mariners'  Ben.   Assn,    413 

Sutter 
e^  Houseman.    See  Hausman,   Hausmann,  Hauss- 

man  and  Housman 
Houseworth  Frederick  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  1216  Ellis 
Houseworth   Harrison,   clerk  Tom   C.    Grant,  r.  1216 

Ellis 
Houseworth  Louis,  bartender,  r.  134  Fourth 
Houseworth  Thomas  (Thomas  Houseworth  &  Co.)  r. 

1216  Ellis 
House^vorth  Thomas  &  Co.   (Thomas   House- 
worth)  opticians,  California  views   and  portrait 
photographers,  12  Montgomery 
Housley  Edward  C.,  expressman,   NE  cor  Third  and 

Mission,  r.  W  s  Prospect  Av,  nr  Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Housley  Samuel  F.,  machinist,  r.  127  Jackson 
Housman  A.   Vernon,   packer  Golden  City  Chemical 

Works,  r.  124  O'Farrell 
Housman  Charles  V.,  civil  engineer,  r.  124  O'Farrlll 
Housman  Gabriel,  jewelry,  6  Battery,  r.  46J<i  Seventh 
Housman  Harriet  B.,  widow,  r.  620  Sutter 
Housman  John  I.,  teacher  elocution,  r.  SE  cor  Filbert 

and  Octavia 
Houstaduu  William,  warehouseman,  r.  315  Union 
Houston  Albert,  machinist,  r.  59  Clementina 
Houston  A.  R.,  oiler  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Houston  B.  F.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  4  Calhoun 
Houston  Carter,  springmaker,  r.  125  Chattanooga 
Houston  Edward,  machinist  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  1573  !<i  Market 
Houston  Frank  A.,  photographer  Thomas  Houseworth 

&  Co.,  r.  827  Nineteenth 
Houston  Frank  K.,  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Service, 

r.  827  Nineteenth 
Houston  Hugh,  fruits  and  vegetables,  522^4  Sixth 
Houston  James,  shoemaker,  103  Ninth,  r.  9  Grand  Av 
Houston  Jennie  S.  Miss,  assistant  Sanchez  St.  Prima- 
ry School,  r.  4  Calhoun 
Houston  John,  beltmaker,  r.  446  Natoma 
Houston  Lotiisa,  widow,  r.  59  Clementina 
Houston  Mary,  widow,  r.  42  Tehama 
Houston  Mary,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r. 

116  Main 
Houston   Matthew,  waiter  O.   R.  and  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

440  Third 
Houston  Michael,  tanner,  r.  119  Gilbert 


Houston  Minnie  A.  Miss,   asslBtant   Garfield  Primary 

School,  r.  4  Calhoun 
Houston  Richard  T.,  tailor,  324  Dupont 
Houston  Thomas,  bookkeeper  P.  Beamish,  r.  624   Post 
Houston  William  F.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P. 

RR.,  r.  911Laguna 
Houston  William  G.,  entry  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Oo., 

r.  4  Calhoun 
Houston  William  J.  (W.  J.  Houston  &  Co.)  r.  112  Fair 

Oaks 
Houston  W.  J.  &  Co.  (William  J.  Houston  and 
William  F.  Perry)  merchandise  brokers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  215-217  California 
BS"     Houston.     See  Hewston,  and  Huston 
Hout  William  S.,  compositor,  r.  643  Valencia 
Hovenden  Frank,  driver,  r.  417  Folsom 
Hovet  Mary,  widow,  r.  1210  Folsom 
Hovey  Asa  E.,  engineer,  r.  2918  Laguna 
Hovey  Asahel,  starter  California  St.  BR.,  r.  1652  Polk 
Hovey  Chester  1«.,    manager  Wheeler   &   Wilson 

Mufg  Co.,  20  Geary,  r.  2208  Jackson 
Hovey  D.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Hovey  Frank,  plumber,  r.  1039  Mission 
Hovey  Frederick  A.,  painter,  r.  1866}^  Stevenson 
Hovey  George  D.,  painter,  r.  186634    Stevenson 
Hovey  Samuel  D.,  stock  and  bond  broker,  316  Pine,  r. 

Palace  Hotel 
Hovey  William  T.,  salesman  Pope  &  Talbot,    r.   1912 

Clay 
Howard  A.  F.  Mrs.,  ladies  nurse,  r.  1720  Stockton 
Howard  Andrew  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  680  Clementina 
Howard  Annie  Miss,  dreiismaker,  r.  329  Jessie 
Howai  1  Bausford,  teamster,  r.    E    s    Minnesota,  bet 

Butte  and  Solano 
Howard  B.  C,  clerk  P.  M.  SS,  Co.,  r.  523  Montgomery 
Howard  Gary,  lav.'  student  P.  B.  Ladd,  r.  Oakland 
Howard  C.  B.,  painter,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Ho^vavd   C.    Green^vicli,    attorney  at    law,    509 

Kearny,  rooms  3-4,  r.   722  Washington 
Howard  Charles,  painter,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Howard  Charles,  stock  operator,  r.  331  Montgomery 
Howard  Charles,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Howard  Charles,  with  Pac.  Pickle  Works,  r.  cor  Octa- 
via and  Rose  Av 
Howard  Charles  B.,  assayer,  r.  Revere  House 
Howard  Charles  F.,  r.  502  Washington 
Howard   Charles    L.,    proptr  San  Rafael  Express,  1 

Commercial,  r.  San  Rafael 
Howard  Charles  S.,  drayman,   720  Sacramento,  r.  2521 

California 
Howard  Charles  S.,   with   George   Babcock,   40  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  r.  Oakland 
Ho^vard  Charles  Webb,  president  Spring  Valley 

Water  Works,  516  California,  r.  1717  California 
Howard  Clarence  A.,  printer  Evening  Post,  r.  313  Capp 
Howard  Club,  701  Howard 

Howard  Cornelius,  longshoreman,  r.  654  Bryant 
Howard  David,  laborer,  r.  GOl  Natoma 
Howard  David  L.,  engineer,  r.  505  Filbert,  rear 
Howard  Delia,  widow,  r.  613  Lagunna 
Howard  Delia  Miss,  book  canvasser,  r.  247  Stevenson 
Howard  Edward,  machinist,  r.    N  8  Sierra,    nr   Ken- 
tucky 
Howard  Edwanl,  steward  International  Hotel 
Howard  Edward  S.,  secretary  Oal.  Wire  Works,  r.  1811  }$ 

Steiner 
Howard  E.  H.,  clerk  delivery  dept  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 

Express,  r.  1413  Larkin 
Howard  Elizabeth  A.,  widow,  r.  1700  Geary 
Howard  Ellen,  widow,  r.  55  Second 
Howard  Fraukie  Miss,  actress,  r.  International  Hotel 
Howard  Frederick,  barber,  r.  309  Hayes 
Howard  Frederick  C,  teamster,  r.  412  Tenth 
Howard  Frederick  L.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co..r.  18 Frank- 
lin 
Howard  George,  compositor,  r.  605  Broadway 
Howard  George  H.,  porter  Ackermau  Bros.,  r.  621  Ma- 
son 
Howard  George  R.,  porter  Holbrook,  Merrill  &   Stet- 
son, r.  612  Battery 
Howard  Henry  H.,  huusepainter,  r.  233^  Sumner 
Howard  House,  J.  0.  Fraser   proptr,  504  Howard 
Howard  H.  Z.,  master  brig  Cousuelo,  office   327   Mar- 
ket, r.  San  Jose 
Howard  Irene  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  415  Mission 
Howard  Irving,  molder,  r.  235  Hayes 
Howard  J.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Howard  James,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1413  Scott 
Howard  James  J.,  moroccoflnisher,  r.  680  Clementina 
Howard  Jennie  Mrs.,  r.  605  Bush 


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Howard  J.  J.,  carpenter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Howard  John,  drayman  Isaac  Goodstein,  r.  W  s  Buena 

Viata,  bet  Henrietta  and  Cortland  Av,  B.   H. 
Howard  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  430  Brannan 
Howard  Jojin,  helper  McAfee  Boiler  Works 
Howard  John  B,,  boilermaker,  r.  78  Clementina 
Howard  John  G.,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  613  Mission 
Howard  John  J.,  stonecutter,  r.  734  Clementina 
Howard  Jolin  L. ,  assistant  manager  Oregon  Im- 
provement  Co.   and  president   Seattle   Coal  and 
Transportation  Co.,  office  210  Battery,  r.  Oakland 
Howard  John  W.',  superintendent  printing  office  A.  L. 

Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  1816  Stevenson 
Howard  Joseph  F.,  bartender,  r.  727  Vallejo 
Howard  Julia,  dressmaker,  r.  621  Mason 
Howard  Lillie  P.,  widow,  r.  819  Post 
Howard  Louise  B.  Miss,  assistant  Falrmount  Primary 

School,  r.  1710  Buena  Vista 
Howard  M.  A.  Mrs.,  milliner,  24  Kearny,  r.  418  Sutter 
Howard  Mary,  widow,  r.  734  Clementina 
Howard  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  313  Capp 
Howard  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  680  Clementina 
Howard  Matthew  M.,  morocco  finisher,  r.  680  Clemen- 
tina 
Howard  Michael,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and  Point 

Lobos  AvB 
Howard  Morris, waiter  Antonio  Lo  Presti,  17  Powell 
Howard  Morton,  glovecutter,  r.  cor  Eose  Av  and  La- 

guua 
Howard  Moses  B.,  city  agent  W.  J.  Callingham  &  Co.. 

r.  432  Valley 
Howard  Nathan,  waiter,  r.  45  Second 
Howard  Noah  P.,  decorator,  r.  12.54  Howard 
Howard  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2221  Post 
Howard  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  210  First 
Howard  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev.  Robert  Mackensie 

pastor,  S  8  Mission,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Howard  Rebecca  A.,  widow,  physician,  office  andr.  334 

O'Farrell 
Howard    Street   Methodist   Episcopal   Church,  F.  F. 

Jewell  pastor,  Howard,  bet  Hubbard  and  Third 
Howard  Street  Presbyterian  Church,  A.  S.  Fiske,  pas- 
tor, E   8  Howard,  bet  Twenty-first   and   Twenty- 
second 
Howard  Street  Wharf,  foot  Howard 
Howard  Street  Wharf  No.  2,  East,  bet  Howard  and 

Folsom 
Howard  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  8  Turk,  rear 
Howard  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  114  Natoma 
Howard  Thomas,  woodcarver,  r.  1837  Ellis 
Howard  Thomas  J.,  driver,  r.  1837  Ellis 
Howard  Thomas  R.,  janitor,  r.  819  Jackson 
Howard  W.  Gilbert,  waiter,  r.  11  Geary 
Howard  William,  r.  23-5  Hayes 
Howard  William,  plumber,  r.  N  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet 

Noe  and  Castro 
Howard  William,  porter,  r.  528  Greenwich 
Howard  William,  porter,  r.  W  s  Buena  Vista,  bet  Hen- 
rietta and   Cortland  Avs,  B.  H. 
Howard  William,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Howard  William  H.,  capitalist.  314  California,  r.  1801 

California 
Howe  A.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  316  Hayes 
Howe   Andrew,     storekeeper    Palace    Hotel,    r.     164 

Jessie 
Howe  Benjamin,  dishwasher,  r.  873  Market 
Howe  Charles,  salesman  Murphy,  Adams  &  Co.,  r.  808 

Mission 
Howe  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  .W4  Twenty-second 
Howe  Charles  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  17  Powell 
Howe  Charles  W.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1055  Market, 

r.  Oakland 
Howe   Edward,   conductor    Market   St.   RR.,  r.   1219 

Steiner 
Howe  Erastus  M.,  master  mariner,  r.  1000  Valencia 
Howe   F.   Mrs.,   widow,   r.  W  s   Sherman,   bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Howe  F.  D.  Mrs.,  copyist  tJ.  8.  Surveyor  General's 

Office,  r.  1823  Turk 
Howe  Francis,  foreman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  164  Jessie 
Howe  Frank  C,  clerk  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  740  Ellis 
Howe  George,  feeder  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  4  Lynch 
Howe  George,  interpreter  Chinese,  r.  8  John 
Howe  George  A.,  exisressman,  SE  cor  Second  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  ."in  Ellis 
Howe  George  W.,  foreman  Morning  Call.  r.  1714  Polk 
Howe  Harry  E.,'b()ottieer.  r.  524  Twenty-second 
Howe  Henry  P..  salesman,  r.  740  Ellis 
Howe  James,  student,  r.  575  Minna 
Howe  James,  teamster,  r.  1149  Market 


Howe  James  E..  clerk  Coffin  &  Mayhew,  r.  SE  cor  Val- 
encia and  Sixteenth 
Howe  John,  laborer,  r.  5  Zoe,  rear 
Howe  John,  shoemaker,  r.  332  Twenty-ninth 
Howe  John  C,  pressman,  r.  1714  Polk 
Howe  John  M.,  patternmaker,  r.  2045  Mission 
Howe  Joseph  E.  W.,  grainer,  r.  10  Twenty-sixth 
Howe  Josie   Mrs.,   saleslady  J.  W.    Gendar  &  Co.,  r. 

873  Vj  Market 
Howe  J.  P.,  theatrical  manager,  r.  1065  Market 
Howe    Kittle   F.    Miss,    assistant    Lincoln    Evening 

School,  r.  969  Mission 
Howe  lAiQf  D.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  107  Powell 
Howe  Marcus  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  808  Mission 
Howe  M;iry,  widow,  r.  740  Ellis 
Howe  Merrill  A.,  sawsmith,  r.  437  ;<;  Clementina 
Howe  Nelson,  messenger   E.   H.   Jones   &  Co.,  r.  17 

Powell 
HoweO.  B.,  r.  1319  Sacramento 
Howe  O.  C,  widow,  r.  8.50  Mission 
Howe  Pauline  Miss.  r.  1023  J^  Sutter 
Howe  Robert  (Howe  &  Hall)  r.  2421  Howard 
Howe  Robert  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  196  West  Mission 
Howe  S.  C,  laborer,  r.  54  First 
Ho^ve    Sewing  Machine   Co.,    Mark   Sheldon 

agent,  9-11  First 
Howe  Stephen  H.,  r.  1101  Twenty-fifth 
Howe  T.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  948  Market 
Howe  William  C,  shipjoiner,  r.  306  Hyde 
Howe  William  F.,  detective,  r.  832  Treat  Av 
Howe  &    Hall    (Robert  Howe   and  Robert  Hall) 

fruit  and  produce  commission  merchants,  408-410 

Davis 
IS3"Howe.     See  Hough 
Howell  Alfred,  stonecutter,  r.  20  Oak  PI 
Howell  E.  C,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Howell  Edward,  shoemaker,  950  Howard 
Howell  Edward  H.,  marblecutter,  r.  20  Oak  PI 
Howell  Elma,   clerk   Carolan,  Coi-y   &  Co.,  r.  1610  Pa- 
cific Av 
Howell  George  H.,  compositor,  r.  20  Oak  PI 
Howell  Harry  W.,  boots  and  shoes,  1139  J^  Pacific 
Howell  Henry  B.,   clerk   G.   W.   McNear,   r.  2509  Fol- 
som 
Howell  James  T.,  machinist,  r.  562  Howard 
Howell  Johanna,  widow,  r.  1220  Powell 
Howell  John,  engineer  Dividend  Building,  r.  448  Te- 
hama 
Howell  John,  engineer  Union  Laundry,  Valencia,  bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Howell    John,   messenger  California    District    Tel. 

Co 
Howell  John,  mining,  office  302  Montgomery,  room  14, 

r.  San  Jose 
Howell  John  S.,  salesman  Carolan,  Cory  &  Co.,  r.  1610 

Pacific  Av 
Howell  Joseph  A.,   salesman   LeCount  Bros.,  r.  109J4 

Fifth 
Howell  Joseph  L.,  stationery,  616  Montgomer>-,   r. 

Oakland 
Howell  Joseph  W.,  druggist,  r.  20  Oak  PI 
Howell  Josiah,  insurance,  220  Sansome,  rooms  1- 

2,  r.  220  Eddy 
Howell  J.  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  2808  Howard 
Howell  Leverett,  restaurant,  26  Hayes,  r.  1130  Market 
Howell  Lewis  V.  H.,  salesman  Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.,  r. 

624  Green 
Howell  L.  P.  Mrs.,  vocalist,  r.  2408  Sacramento 
Howell  Morris,  r.  609  k  Howard 
Howell  Moses  C.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  616  Montgomerj', 

r.  5  Hinckley 
Howell  Sarah  L.,  widow,  r.  515  Jones 
Howell  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  2S08  Howard 
Howell  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r  20  Oak  PI 
Howell  Thomas  C,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Howell  William  F.,  clerk,  r.  403  Fourth 
Howely  Kate,  domestic  1203  Taylor 
Howes  Charles  P.,  bookkeeper  A.  M.  Simpson  k  Bro. 

r.  320  Mason 
Howes    Jabez,   merchant,  302    California,   r.   195 

Hyde 
Howes  John,  fruit  and   produce  commission,  504-506 

Sansome,  r.  751  Howard 
Howes  William  M.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  2 

Chelsea  PI 
Howgate  George,  laborer,  r.  336  Main 
Howgate  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  336  Main 
Howkins  John  8.,  entry  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

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Howland  Benjamin  F.,  retoucher  Bradley  &  Rulofson, 

r.  Oaltlaud 
Howland  Charles  F.,  salesman  L.  &  E.Wertheiiner,  r. 

NE  cdr  Lombard  and  Leavenworth 
Howland  Clarence  A.,  manager  Imperial  Gallery,  724  J^ 

Market,  r.  300  Fair  Oaks 
Howland  Edward  D., patternmaker,  r.  35  Oak  Grove  Av 
Howland  Edwin  J.,  salesman  James  K.  Cooper,  r.  1427 

Pine 
Howland  Frank  P.,  route  agent   U.   S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  Oakland 
HowlaiM  Henry  A.,  patternmaker,  r.  1608  Polk 
Howland  James  E.,  master  mariner,  r.  '21Qp  Sutter 
Howland    Marcus,   chief   clerk    quartermasters' 
dept,  U.  S.  A.,  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  405  Sutter 
Howland  Richard  S.,  commission  merchant,  28  Cali- 
fornia, r.  Menlo  Park 
Howlaud  Robert  M.,  mining,  r.  1228  Eddy 
Howland  Rufus,  pattern  and  modelmaker,259  First,  r. 

243  Eighth 
Howlaud  Stephen  W., mining  surveyor,  2^40  Montgom- 
ery, room  1(5,  r.  14  Adair 
Howland  Stillmau,  r.  1U6M  Third 
Howland  William  P.,  with   J.  M.  Elder  &  Co.,  r.  944 

Howard 
Howland  William  W.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  21  Prospect  PI 
Howlett  Charles,  painter,  r.  803  Montgomery 
Howlett  John  M.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 
Howlett  Michael,  laundryman  City  and  County  Hos- 
pital 
Howorth  Minnie  A.,  widow,  r.  1221  Washington 
Howse   Henry  L.,  oil  stoves   and   lamps,  869  Market, 

r.'640  3^  Jessie 
Howson  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  24?^  Langton 
Howvalick  A.,  lalsorer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hoxie  Silas  O.,  expressman,  571   Market,   r.   SW   cor 

Seventeenth  and  Mission 
Hoy  Alexander,  stoves  and  tinware,  1012  Stock- 
ton, r.  1114  Leavenworth 
Hoy  Naomi  E.  Miss,  assistant  Tehama  Primary  School, 

r.  1114  Leavenworth 
)^"  Hoy.     See  Hoey 
Hoya  Frederick,  clerk  Firemans  Fund  Insurance  Co., 

401  California,  r.  1222  Leavenworth 
Hoyer  Alfred,  Master  Mariners"  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Hoyer  William,  porter  Wieland  Bros.,  r.  129   Thir- 
teenth 
Hoyne  Michael,  r.  507  Eighth 
Hoyt  A.  B.,  civil  engineer,  r.  753  Harrison 
Hoyt  Asa  A.  (Brown  &  Hoyt)  r.  532  Geary 
Hoyt  Charles,  r.  255  Stevenson 

Hoyt  Charles  D.  (Morison,  Hutchinson  &  Co.)  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Hoyt  Ella  E.   Mrs.,   assistant    South    Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  1210  Polk 
Hoyt     Frederick    T.,   city    surveyor    Hutchinson   & 

Mann,  r.  Oakland 
Hoyt  George,  laborer,  r.  248  Third 
Hoyt  Hazen  (Brown  &  Hoyt)  r.  869   Filbert,   Oakland 
Hoyt  Henry  C,  marine  reporter  Merchants'  Exchange 

Assn,  Meiggs'  Wharf,  r.  2136  Stockton 
Hoyt  James,  r.  115  Second 
Hoyt  James,  laborer,  r.  2219  Powell 
Hoyt  John  G.  (C.  A.  Edson  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Hoyt  Nathan    B.,     examiner    merchandise     Custom 

House,  r.  Oakland 
Hoyt  Nathaniel,  capitalist,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Hoyt  Samuel,  salesman  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  834  Mission 
Hoyt  Stanley  W.,with  S.F.  andN.  P.  BR.  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Hoyt  Walter,  r.  333  Eddy 

Hoyt  William  H.,  carpenter,  r.  109  Montgomery 
Hiiyt  William  H.,  drayman   John   Taylor  &  Co.,  r.  67 

Water 
0£?"Hoyt.     See  Holtt 
Hoz  Hermann,  cellarman  William  Hoelscher  &  Co.,r. 

66  Minna 
Hrnnuelli  Vincent  C,  waiter,  r.  306  Fulton 
Hreich  Frederick,  nurse  German  Hospital 
Hromada  Adolph    (Schroder,  Albrecht  &  Co.)  r.  Oak- 
land 
Haang'  Tsun  Usien,  consul  general  China,  office 

and  r.  917  (lay 
Huant  Matilde  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  30.'j  Montgomery  Av 
HuHiit  Pa>ilin,  liquor  saloon,  30.')  Montgomery  Av 
Hub  Peter,  milkman,  r.  1337  Natoma 
Hubai'.ker  John,  engineer,  r.  1925  Union 
Hubaah   Andrew,  jeweler    Henry   Elleau,   r.  Thirty- 
third  Av,  bet  1  and  J,  South  S.  F. 


Hubash  Joseph,  jeweler,  r.  717  Golden  Gate  At 
Hubash  Matthew,  machinist    F.  iorbel   &   Bros.,  r. 

Thirty-third  Av,  bet  I  and  J.'Bouth  S.  F. 
Hubback  E.  T.,  shipping  clerk   J.  W.  Grace  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Hubbard  Adolphus,   workman    coiners'  dept    XJ.   S. 

Mint,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Hubbard  C.  Van   Dyck,  mining  secretary,  310 

Pine,  rooms  9-11,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Hubbard   Catherine,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-third 

Av  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Hubbard  Celia  E.  Mrs.,  r.  1.'522  Polk 
Hubbard    Charles   H.,   clerk   general   passenger   and 
ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  W  s  Douglass,   bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Hubbard  Ebeii  H.,  r.  923  Market 
Hubbard  Eben  H.  Mrs.,   hairdresser,  human  hair  and 

toilet  articles,  923  Market 
Hubbard  Elisha,  seaman,  r.  1141  Twentieth 
Hubbard  Ellen,   bakery  and    fancy    goods,    NE   cor 

Broadway  and  Leavenworth 
Hubbard  Eugene  A.,  ti-avelinf  salesman  Wangenheim, 

Sternbeim  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Hubbard  F.  L.,  r.  1405  Guerrero 
Hubbard  George  A.    (Jones   &   Hubbard)  r.  1406  Van 

Ness  Av 
Hubbard  George  M.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Hibernia 

Savings  and  Loan  Soc,  r.  Oakland 
Hubbard  George  W.,  drayman  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co.,  r. 

777  Market 
Hubbard  Henry,   student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Hubbard  Henry,  teamster,  r.  565  Stevenson 
Hubbard  Henry  F.,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR..  r.  1304  Pa- 
cific 
Hubbard  Henry  S.,  milkman,  r.  SW  cor  Chestnut  and 

Fillmore 
Hubbard  Henry  W.,  sewing  machines,  667  Mission 
Hubbard  H.  F.,  proptr  Hubbard  House,  139  Fourth 
Hubbard  Horace  H.,  physician,   office  and  r.  22 

Geary 
Hubbard  House,  H.  F.  Hubbard  proptr,  139  Fouth 
Hubbard  H.  T.,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Hubbard  Louis  F.,  clerk  A.  W.  Manning,  r.  608  Sutter 
Hubbard  Mary  Miss,  r.  NW  cor  twenty-third  Av  and 

J.  South  S.  F. 
Hubbard  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1129  Harris 
Hubbard  Moses  P.  (Cal.  Cigar  Box  Co.)  r.  106  Perry 
Hubbard  Normand   A.,   salesman   Seattle    Coal     and 

•Trans   Co.,  r.  1217  Union 
Hubbard  Walter  K.,  broommaker,  r.415  Clementina 
B^"Hubbard.     See  Hubbert  and  Huppert 
Hubbart  Joseph,  salesman  Getz   Bros.  &  Co.,   r.  1232 

Twenty-first 
Hubbell  Clark  P.   (Hubbell,   Shattuck   k  Co.)  r.  218 

Turk 
Hubbell  Henry  W.  Jr.,  first  lieutenant  First  Artillery 

U.  S.  A.,  Alcatraz  Island 
Hubbell  Lena,  domestic  Mount   St.   Joseph's  Infant 

Asylum,  South  S.  F. 
Hubbell  Mary  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  912  Pine 
Hubbell  Samuel  T.,  cooper,  17  Merchant 
Hubbell,    Sliattuck  &  Co.    (Clark   P.  Hubbell, 
Dustiu  D.  Shattuck,  John   C.   Hampton  and  Wil- 
liam S.  Gage)  commission  merchants  and  whole- 
sale provisions,  317-321  Front 
Hubber  James  W.,  engineer,  r.  102"  Twenty-first 
Hubbert    John,   butcher,   W   s   Church,   nr  Twenty- 
fourth,  r.  333  Seventeenth 
Hubbert  Nathaniel  T.,  butcher,  r.  333  Seventeenth 
Hubbert  Willis  H.,  grainer,  r.  333  Seveuteeuth 
B:?"Hubbert.     See  Hubbard  and  Huppert 
Hubbs  Bayard  J.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  946 

Harrison 
Hubbs  May  H.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  946  Harrison 
Huber  Adolph  (Huber  Brothers)  r.  6'20  Bush 
Huber  Albert,  confectioner,  1026  Larkin,  r.   1026  Sut- 
ter 
Huber  Alfred,  jeweler  Louis  Miller  Jr.,  r.  22  Stockton 

PI 
Huber  Brothers    (Adolph   and   Otto  F.)    proptrs  old 

Turn  Verein  Hall,  620  Bush 
Huber  Charles;  barber,  2007  Polk 
Huber  Charles,  blacksmith  B.  Grave  &  Co..  r.  6   Scott 

PI 
Huber  Edward  A.,  saddler  Charles  H.   Mead,  r.  922 

Green 
Huber  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  22  Stockton  PI 
Huber  Ernst,  r.  547  Mission 

Huber  Frank  A.,blindmakerUriah  SegarB,r.  49Clem- 
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Huber  Frederick,  proptr  Arion  House,  13-15  Page 
Huber  Frederick,  vegetableman  A.  Young,  r.  636  Com- 
mercial 
Haber  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  417  Bush,  r.  339  Bush 
Huber  Jacob,  cook  Ravn  &  ChristeBen,  r.  333  Eddy 
Huber  John,  laborer,  r.  5H  Tehama,  rear 
Huber  John,  tailor,  448  Minna 
Huber  Joseph,  iron  molder.  r.  650  Howard 
Huber  Kate,  domestic  Arlon  House 
Huber  Louis,  bartender  Jacob  Weiss,  r.  22  Stockton 

PI 
Huber  Otto  F.  (Huber  Brothers)  r.  116  Main 
Huber  Kud"lph,  chicken  ranch,  off  W  s  Mission,  nr 

Six  Mile  House 
Huber  Theodore,  driver  Central  ER.,  r.  607  Seventh 
Hubert  Charles  (Hubert  &  Co.)  r.  908  Greenwich 
Hubert  Edgar,  second  lieutenant  Eighth   Infantry  U. 

S.  A.,  Angel  Island 
Hubert  Eugene,  cook,  r.  New  CJulllaume  Tell  Hotel 
Hubert  Frank,  miller,  r.  New  (iuillaume  Tell  Hotel 
Hubert  John,  cook,  r.  914  Jackson 
Hubert  Joseph,  r.  2  Margaret  PI 
Hubert  Josei)h,  barber,  r.  2761  Mission 
Hubert  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Bry- 
ant 
Hubert  Lawrence,  baker,  r.  634  Pacific 
Hubert  &  Co.   (Charles  Hubert  and  Lorentz  Fjord) 

ship  chandlers  and  grocers,  509  Davis 
Hubley  Solomon  F.,  carpenter  S.  F.  Bridge  Co.,  r.  100 

McAllister 
Hubner  Hugo,  steward  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Huch  Christina  Mrs.,  r.  85:i  Folsom 
Huchard  Auguste  (E.  Huchard  &  Son)  r.  213M  Anstln 
Huchard  E.  i  Son   (Elie  «nd    Auguste)  florists,   1514 

Bush 
Huchard  Elie  (E.  Huchard  k  Son)  r.  213)i  Austin 
Huck  John  P.  M.,  porter,  r.  400  Waller 
Huck  Richard,  drayman,  r.  1524  Dupont 
Huckings  William  P.,  chief  engineer   C.  P.  RR.  stmr 

Transit,  r.  li'i  Gough 
Hucks  Annie  E.  Miss,  assistant   Lincoln    Grammar 

School,  T.  512  Jones 
Hucks  James,  with  Lambert  &  Greene,  r.  143  Minna 
Hucks  John  J.,  r.  143  Minna 

Huddart  Elizabeth  J.,  widow,  boarding,  923  Hyde 
Huddart  G.   F.,   clerk    Whitney    &    Marshall,   r.  923 

Hyde 
Huodleston  Hugh,  importer  teas  and  cofl'ees,  140-142 

Sixth  and  522-524  Kearny,  r.  The  Truesdell 
Hnddleston  Matthew  J.,  cook.  r.  61  Shipley 
Huddy  Harry,  bricklayer,  r.  546  Mission,  rear 
Huddy  William,  tea.her  dancing,  r.  9093^  Market 
Buddy's  Hall,  909  34  Market 
Hudemann  Herman,  clerk  registry  dept  Poet  Office, 

r.  119  Stockton 
HndginsJ.,  mining  superintendent,    r.  Winchester 

House 
Hudgins  Naaman  M.,  salesman  P.  Beamish,  r.  214 

Powell 
Hudnall  C.  B.,  r.  ,505  Fell 
Hudnall  Florence  Miss,  milliner,  r.  505  Fell 
Hudnall  John  A.,  r.  505  Fell 

Hudbon  Alfred  J.,  shoemaker,  r.   Eb  Iowa,  bet  Mar- 
iposa and  Solano 
Hudson  Alfred  N.,  clerk  Stein,  Simon  &  Co.,r.  1506 

Jones 
Hudson  Annie  Mrs.,  secondhand  clothing,  941  Market 
Hudson  Benjamin,  moldep  Metropolitan  Foundry 
Hudson  Charles  E.,  clerk  C.   C.  Burr  &  Co.,  r.  227 

Chestnut 
Hudson  Charles  R.,  clerk,  r.  1506  Jones 
Hudson  Charles    W.,    porter    Pioneer   White   Lead 

Works,  r.  512  Union 
Hudson  Daniel  W.,  chainmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

31  Freelon 
Hudson  David,  r.  2117  Sacramento 
Hudson  George,   attorney    at    law,    87     Montgomery 

Block,  r.  226  Filth 
Hudson  George  B.,   millha&d  W.   A.    Meeker,   r.  534 

Minna 
Hudgon  George  B.,  solicitor  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  2215 

Howard 
Hudson  George  H.,  r.  118  Capp 
Hudson  Harry,  seaman,  r.  440  TLlrd 
Hudson  Henry  C.  (Pac.   Perfumery   Co.)  r.  227  Chest- 
nut 
Hudson     Henry    D.,    sexton    First    Congregational 

Church,  r.  1316  Fillmore 
Hudson  Horace  B.,  local  editor  S.  F.  Chronicle 
Hudson  James,  brass  finisher,  r.  256  Tehama 


Hudson  James,  clerk,  r.  6  Tay 

Hudson  James,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Hudson  James  G.,  shoemaker,  r.  1070  Howard 

Hudson  James,  speculator,  r.  532  Folsom 

HudsoTi  Jane  Mrs.,  jani tress  Union  St.  Experimental 
Scbf>ol 

Hudson  John,  laborer,  r.  512  Union 

Hudson  John,  tinsmith,  r.  525  Sixth 

Hudson  John  J.,  shoecutter,  r.  246  Langton 

Hudson  John  M.,  packer  C.  C.  Burr  s  Co.,  r.  228)j 
'  Francisco 

Hudson  John  W.,  furniture  dealer,  r.  573  Howard 

Hudson  Manuel,  rigger,  r.  246  Langton 

Hudson  Mary,  widow  (C.  C.  Burr  &  Co.)  r.  227  Chest- 
nut 

Hudson  Mary  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  512  Mason 

Hudson  Matthew  T.,  laborer,  r.  808  Green 

Hudson  Nelson,  bookkeeper  Rockwell  Stone,  r.  1506 
Jones 

Hudson  Fhineas,  salesman  Elkan  Shrier,  r.  Linden 
House 

Hudson  Rfibert  Mrs.,  r.  917  Howard 

Hudson  Robeit  N.,  Jour.  Shipwrights  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Hudson  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  r.  33  Langton 

Hudson  William  H.,  chimney  sweep,  r.  163  Jessie 

Hudson  William  J.,  machini^tt,  r.  246  Langton 

Hue  Henri,  harnessmaker.r.  9  Hinckley 

Hue  Ka.i  &  Co.,  manufacturers  shoes  and  cloth- 
ing, 127-129  Clay 

Hueber  Charles,  laborer,  r.  209  Fourth 

Huebuer  Charles  T.  A.,  Children's  Home  and  Kinder- 
garten, 21  Harrison  Av 

Huefner  Otto  C,  general  agent  California  Demokrat, 
r.  1005  .Sutter 

Huefner  William  (Huefner  &  Kayser)  r.  1712  Hyde 

Huefner  &  Kayser  (William  Huefner  and  Albert  Kay- 
ser) publishers  and  proptrs  California  Journal 
(weekly)  802  Montgomery 

Huelat  Septimus,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 

Huellmantel  Bernard,  tailor,  r.  213  Clara 

Huenkin  Martin,  clerk,  r.  2442  Mission 

Huerne  Prosper,  architect,  office  126  Kearny, 
roooms  41-42,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  bet  Seventeenth 
and  Eighteenth 

Huerstel  Laurent,  manager  Cal.  Volcanic  Mineral 
Water  Co.,  736  Howard 

Huested  Orson  J.,  clerk  auditor  S.  P.RR.,r.  501  Geary 

HUETEE  BROTHERS  &  CO. 

(Gustave*  and  Ernest  L.  Hueter)  pro- 
prietors Pioneer  Varnisli  Worltg,  and 
dealers  paints,  oils,  artitits'  materials, 
etc.,   601  Market 

Hueter  Ernest  L.  (Hueter  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  232  Capp 

Hueter  Gustave  (Hueter  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  N  s  Sono- 
ma, bet  Kansas  and  Rhode  Island 

Huettmann  Annie,  widow,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 

Huettmann  Julius,  proptr  Huettmann's  Hotel,  1-3 
Polk 

Huettmann's  Hotel,  Julius  Huettmann  proptr,  1-3 
Polk 

Huey  James,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 

Huey  John  W.,  speculator,  r.  104  Fair  Oaks 

1&'  Huey.     See  Huie 

Huff  Albert,  blacksmith  Abner  Doble,  r.  Alameda 

Huff  Charles  C,  r.  C15  Mason 

Huff  Frederick,  blacksmith  Abner  Doble,  r.  Alameda 

Huff  George  It.,  stationery,  cigars,  etc.,  424  Folsom 

Huff  Justus  R.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Fourteenth  and 
Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Huff  Melissa  B.,  widow,  r.  1821  Howard 

Huff  Oliver  B.,  r.  615  Mason 

Huff  Peter,  assistant  superintendent  James  C.  Flood, 
r.  Ahlboru  House 

Huff  R.,  sailmaker,  r.  615  Mason 

Huff  Walter  R.,  clerk  Eagleson  ft  Co.,  r.  NW  cor  Four- 
teenth and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Huff  William  B..  machinist,  r.  '2220  Pine 

1^"  Huff.     See  Hough  and  Hoff 

Huffam  Walter,  piledriver,  r.  5  Noonan  Av 

Huffman  Benjamin  F.,  speculator,  r.  122  Post 

Huffman  E.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  331  Geary 

Hufschmidt  Frederick,  furniture  and  bedding,  323- 
325  Pine,  r.  1413  California 

Hufschmidt  Henry  (Hufschmidt  k  Brother)  r.  Oak- 
land 

Hufschmidt  Henry  Jr.,  upholsterer,  r.  1413  California 

Hufschmidt  lK>ui8  (Hufschmidt  &  Brother)  r.  Oak- 
land 


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rUrrn     nUlllllllIlN      Engliiil.  Pai.er  Mnnifinsr*.     Jrlvate 

1    nl    1.11     llnllUlllUW      Kebidenceb  DecuraleU  lu  ArtUUc  style. 


G.W.  CLARK  &  CO. 

646  Market  st. 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES,^^*''^**'' "*?^^^^'^^^-^-*'^'*'?"'^*'?^' 


fllanufactnrers  of  QUARTZ  StIXjIjS  and  Mining  Machinery. 


HUF 


518 


HUG 


Hufachmidt  &  Brother  (Louis  and  Henry)  plumbing 

and  gasfitting,  637  Clay 
Hug  August,  r.  1116  Stockton 
Hug  Charles  A.,  cashier  John  D.  Spreckels  &  Bros.,  r. 

720  Howard 
Hiig  Joseph,  real  estate  agent,  r.  720  Howard 
Hugg  Henry,  with  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co.,  r.  983 

Harrison 
Huggard  Sarah,  domestic  1114  Bush 
Huggins  George,  cook  A.  Young,  r.  418J<J  Grove 
Hughes  Abraham,  stevedore,  r.  12  Lafayette  PI 
Hughes  Alfred,  painter,  r.  .513  Jones 
Hughes  Andrew,  hostler  James  Fagen,  r.  71  Natoma 
Hughes  Arthur,  general   manager  San   Francisco 

and  North  Pacific  RR.  Co.,  430  Montgomery,  r.  23 

Stanly  PI 
Hughes   Arthur,  laborer,  r.  York,  bet   Twenty-fourth 

aud  Twenty-fifth 
Hughes  Benjamin,  boilermaker,  r.  781  Stevenson 
Hughes  Benjamin,  speculator,  r.  13  Harlan  PI 
Hughes  Bernard,  laborer  P.   M.   SS.  Co.,  r.  40  Stanly 

PI 
Hughes  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hughes  Bridget,  widow,  r.  41  Tehama 
Hughes  Bridget,  widow,  r.  302  Jackson 
Hughes  Catherine  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  264)^  Tehama 
Hughes  Charles  A.,  purser  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia, 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Hughes  Charles   A.,  reporter-  The  Examiner,  r.  333J<J 

Hayes 
Hughes  Charles  B.,  first  mate  schr  James  A.  Garfield 
Hughes  Charles  G.,  foreman  pressman  Alta   Califor- 
nia, r.  610  Geary 
Hughes  C.  M.  Mrs.,  teacher  Spanish,  r.  1412  Clay 
Hughes  Cornelius,  porter  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  32  Ji  Mary 
Hughes  Daniel  F.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  147  Minna 
Hughes  Daniel  W.,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
Hughes  David,  clerk  general  freight  olfice  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  East  Oakland 
Hughes  David  M.,  bricklayer,  r.  952  Howard 
Hughes  David  T.,  mining,  office  118  Halleck,  r.  1935 

Geary 
Hughes  Edward,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  249  Perry 
Hughes  Edward,  special  policeman,  r.  213  Broadway 
Hughes  Edward  C,  steam   book   and  job  printer,  511 

Sansome,  r.  715  Howard 
Hughes  Edward  J.,  engineer  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  264  H  Tehama 
Hughes  Edward  O.   (Ed.  O.  Hughes  &  Co.)   r.  806 

Bush 
Hughes  Edward  O.  &  Co.  (Ed.  O.  Hughes  and  George 

P.  Lovegrove)  stationers  and  newsdealers,  NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Stockton 
Hughes  Edward  R.,  hackman,  r.  524  Stevenson 
Hughes  Ellen  C.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  503  Folsom 
Hughes  Evan  E.,  r.  19  Hampton  PI 
Hughes  Eunice  E.  Mrs.,   adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  208 

Valencia 
Hughes  F.  A.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  2413 

Buchanan 
Hughes  Frances  M.,  widow,  r.  806  Bush 
Hughes  Frank,  telegraph  constructor,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hughes  Frederick  S.,  clerk  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  806 

Bush 
Hughes  George,  molder  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Hughes  George,  salesman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  Saucelito 
Hughes  George  R.,  r.  1412  Clay 
Hughes  George  W.,  pressman,  r.  Duncan,  bet  Church 

and  Sanchez 
Hu|fH«s  H.   Hi  Co.  (Hugh   Hughes   and   Frank   I. 

Kendall)    merchandise    brokers,  123   California, 

room  17 
Hughes  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  240  Sixth 
Hughes  Henry,  fireman   S.   F.   Gas   Light   Co.,  r.  23 

Welsh 
Hughes  Henry  M.,  liquor  saloon,  1520  Market 
Hughes  Hugh  (H.  Hughes  &  Co.)  r.  1305   Alice,  Oak- 
land 
Hughes  Hugh  O.,  shipsmith,  r.  409  Kearny 
Hughes  James,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Hughes  James,   laborer,   r.    cor    Twenty-eighth    and 

Church 
Hughes  James,  laborer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Hughes  James,  seaman,  r.  522  First 
Hughes  James,  shoemaker,  r.  264  M  Tehama 
Hughes  James  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  264  J^  Tehama 
Hughes  James  B.,  clerk  Francis,  Valentine  A  Co.,  r. 

12-20  York 
Hughes  James  E.  (Thomas  E.  Hughes  &  Sons)  r.  Ala- 
meda 


Hughes  James   E.,  attorney  at  law,   511   California, 

rooms  12-13,  and  clerk  Police  Court  No.  1,  r.  1513 

Larkin 
Hughes  James  L..  boilermaker    Risdon    I.    and  L. 

Works 
Hughes  James  S.,  machinist  P.   M.   SS.  Co.,  r.  40 

South  Park 
Hughes  James  W.,  clerk  S.  Kohlman,  r.  239  Seventh 
Hughes  Jennie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  40  Silver 
Hughes  Jerome  A.,  medical  student,  r.  150  Dora 
Hughes  Johanna  Miss,  shoefltter,  r.  264  Ji  Tehama 
Hughes  John  (Hughes  &  Foley)  r.  507  Webster 
Hughes  John,  boilermaker,  r.  168 >$  Clementina 
Hughes  John,  carpenter,  r.  15  Boardman  PI 
Hughes  John,  clerk  Schoenholz   Bros.    &   Co.,  r.  150 

Dore 
Hughes  John,  coachman  917  Bush 
Hughes  John,  contractor  aud  builder,  r.  318  Fremont 
Hughes  John,  laborer,  r.  4  Converse 
Hughes  John,  laborer,  r.  26  Ritch 
Hughes  John,  laborer,  r.   S  s   O'Farrell,  bet   Laguna 

and  Octavia 
Hughes  John,  molder,  r.  40  Silver 
Hughes  John,  pantryman  stmr  James  M.  Donahue,  r. 

114  Prospect  PI 
Hughes  John,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Hughes  John,  seaman,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  nr  Sansome 
Hughes  John,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Bowie  Av 
Hughes  John,  teamster  Joseph  Newbauer 
Hughes  John,  waiter,  r.  215  Broadway 
Hughes  John  F.,  job  printer.  605  Montgomery 
Hughes  John  F.,  laborer,  r.  9  Freelon 
Hughes  John  F.,  molder,  r.  N  s  Bryant,  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Hughes  John  J.,  butcher,  209  Second,  r.  643  Valencia 
Hughes  John  V.,  engineer  P.  M.  S3.  City  of  New  York, 

r.  23  Stanly  PI 
Hughes  John  W.,  expressman,  cor  Mission  and  Steu- 

art,  r.  503  Folsom 
Hughes  Joseph,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Hughes  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  1209  Twenty-second 
Hughes  Joseph  Jr.,ironmolder,  r.  1209  Twenty-second 
^^ughes  Joseph  I.,  law  student,  r.  150  Dore 
Hughes  Julia  A.,  widow,  r.  333 }4  Hayes 
Hughes  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1812  Geary 
Hughes  Leon,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Hughes  Lizzie,  domestic  113  Page 
Hughes  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  7  Bagley  PI 
Hughes  Martin,  tinroofer,  r.  234  Fourth 
Hughes  Mary,  domestic  595  Ellis 
Hughes  Mary,  domestic  2312  Clay 
Hughes  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  13  Lafayette 
Hughes  Mary  Miss,  jeweler  Reinhold  Bujanoff,  r.  44 

Sixth 
Hughes   Michael,  furnaceman  Columbia  Foundry,  r. 

W  s  Folsom,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty- 
eighth,  B.  H. 
Hughes  Michael,  miner,  r.  436  Jessie 
Hughes  Michael  B.,  boilermaker,  r.  168  Tehama 
Hughes  Michael  G.,  shoecutter,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Hughes  Nathan,  smelter,  r.  524  Stevenson 
Hughes  Patrick,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  11  Decatur 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Isabel  and  Wolf 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer   Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  781 

Stevenson 
Hughes  Patrick,  machinist,  r.  41  Tehama 
Hughes  Patrick,  seaman,  r.   E  s   California  At,  bet 

Precita  and  Twenty-eighth 
Hughes  Patrick,  watchman,  r.  150  Dore 
Hughes  Patrick  D.,  machinist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Hughes  Richard,  carpenter,  412  Minna 
Hughes  Rienzi,  proptr  St.  Davids  House,  715  Howard, 

r.  2103  California 
Hughes  Robert,  r.  618  California 
Hughes  Samuel,  compositor,  r.  1914  Stevenson 
Hughes  Thomas,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Hughes  Thomas,  clerk  J.  R.  Gates  k  Co.,  417  Sansome 
Hughes  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  429  Bush 
Hughes  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Hughes  Thomas  A.,  capitalist,  r.  2413  Buchanan 
Hughes  Thomas   E.  (Thomas   E.  Hughes   &  Sons)   r. 

Fresno,  Gal. 
Hussites  Thomas  K.   &  Sona    (Thomas   E.   and 

James  E.  Hughes)  proprietors  Fresno  Colony,  and 

general  land  agents,  314  Montgomery,  room  14 
Hughes  Walter  G.,  clerk,  r.  520  Bush 
Hughes  Walter  H.,  clerk,  r.  333  ■<  Hayes 
Hughes  Walton  G.,  mining  secretary,  330 Pine,  roomi 

18-19 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ""^  ^X 


West  of  Fillmore  Street 

OFFICK,    33    OEARY    ST. 


I     MAOnnMnilf^U    importer  of  and  deaijbr  in  coAii  and  pig  iron, 

J.     IflHUUUIlUUUn,  41  nia,rk«-t  Street,   corner  Spear. 


HUG 


519 


HUM 


Eaghes  William,  r.  Bryant,  bet  Twenty-second  and 

Twenty-third 
Hughes  William.Jlaborer,  r.  783  Market 
Hughes  William,  laundry,  535  Mission 
Hughes  William,  master  mariner,  r.  1914  Stevenson 
Hughes  William,  shoemaker,  5  Post,  r.  13  Lafayette 
Hughes  William,  teamster,  r.  439  J^  Shipley 
Hughes  William  G.,  furniture  mnfr,  572  Brannan,  r. 

11  Wildey 
Hughes  William  J.,  painter  B.  Bradley,  r.  Oakland 
Hughes  William  P.,  assistant  engineer?.  M.  SS.  City 

of  Tokio 
Hughes  William  P.,  compositor,  r.  722  Bush 
Hughes  William  R.,  law  student,  r.  ti  Ridley 
Hughes  &  Foley    (John  Hughes  and   Michael  Foley) 

bakers,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie,  and  118  Seventh 
IJ^"Hughes.     See  Heughes,  Hewes  and  Hubs 
Hughey  Frank,  milker,   r.  N   s   Point   Lobos  Av,  bet 

Thirty-second  and  Thirty-third  Avs 
Hughston  George  J.,  street  sprinkler,  r.  11   Grand  Av 
Hugot  Francois,  gilder,  r.  1011  Stockton 
Hugot  Victor,  compositor,  r.  1011  Stockton 
Hugiienin  Julius   C,  jeweler  and   watchmaker,  700 

Market,  r.  8  Kearny 
Hubs  Giistav,  iron  molder,  r.  26  Russ 
Hubs  Julius,  iron  molder,  r.  343  Fremont 
Hubs  Louis,  teamster  I.  Gutte,  r.  1142  Mission 
Huie  JohttT.,  keeper  light  house  Alcatraz  Islanil 
Huie  Robert  Blackburn,  cashier  J.  W.  Grace  &  Co.,  r. 

1430  Fulton 
Huie  Sallie  E.,  widow,  r.  1430  Fulton 
Huie  Sophie,   assistant   keeper  light  house  Alcatraz 

Island 
8^"Huie.     See  Huey 
Huillet  Henry,   cooper,   208  Pacific,   r.  White  House 

Hotel 
Huin  Francois  Mme.,  midwife,  r.  639  Broadway 
Huin  Victor,  r.  639  Broadway 
Huke   Charles,    typefounder    Painter  &    Co.,    r.  146 

Eleventh 
Hulbert  Catherine,  widow,  r.  551  Mission 
Hulbert  Ephraim  J.,  porter,  r.  17}^  Clinton 
Hulbert  George,  bartender,  r.  St.  George's  Hotel 
Hulbert  Maggie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  309  O'Farrell 
Hulbert  William,  custodian  cabinet  U.  S.  Mint.  r.  San 

Leandro 
Hulbert  William,  stevedore  A.  C.  Preese 
l^~Hulbert.     See  Hurlbert  and  Hurl  but 
Hulet  Charles,  hostler,  r.  12  Washington 
Hulings  William  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  1624  Pacific  Av 
Hull  Andrew  C,  teamster  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  2407  Clay 
Hull  Ann,  widow,  r.  226  McAllister 
Hull  Benjamin  J.,  r.  720  California 
Hull  E.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Hull  George  L.  (Cameron  t  Hull)  r.  2407  Clay 
Hull  Gnstavus  A.,  captain   U.   S.   A.,   in   charge 

clothing  depot  36  New  Montgomery,  r.  614  Eddy 
Hull  Hiram,  with  Jacob  Strahle  &  Co.,  r.  17  Fourth 
Hull  Irvitog  L.,  conductor  Central  RR.,  r.  1316  Laurel 

Av 
Hull  Jessie,  widow,  r.  502  Taylor 
Hull  Maiy  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  226  McAllister 
Hull  M.  I.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Hull  Richard,  soapmaker,  r.  316  Stockton 
Hull  William  C,  wood  engraver,  r.  226  McAllister 
HuUin  George,  calker,  r.  11  Minna 
Hullin  Nicholas,  blacksmith  C.   F.  Suhl,  r.  11  Minna 
Hulling  Domiuick  (Rehorst  &  Hulling)  r.  336^  Bush 
Hulling  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  1617  California,  rear 
Hulme  James  P.  (Hulme  &  Hart)  r.  1776  Howard 
Hulme    ^    Hart    (James  P.  Hulme   and    Jackson 

Hart)   wool   and  grain   and   general   commission 

merchants,  10  Davis 
Hulsberg  George,  clerk   C.   Waller   &   Brc,  r.  SEcor 

Gough  and  Oak 
Hulse  David  A.,  salesman  Charles  M.  Plum   &   Co.,  r. 

905  Guerrero 
Hulse  De  Witt,  engineer    stmr  C.   M.   Small,   r.   610 

Front 
Hulse   James    G.,    bookkeeper    Grangers'    Business 

Assn,  r.  360  Jessie 
Hulse  Samuel  D.,  engineer,  r.  2107  Jones 
Huismann  Frederick,  groceries,  NE  cor  Pacific  and 

Hyde 
Hult  Gtistave,  tailor,  r.  3  Geary  PI 
Hultberg  Peter,  bricklayer,  r.  146  Tehama 
Hulteln  Peter  O.,  tailor,  r.  159  Minna 
Hulthen  John  J.,  shampooer  Hammam  Baths,  r.  W  s 

Iowa,  bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
Halting  Frederick  B.,  apothecary,  r.  301  Third 


Hultscbinsky  Richard,  cigars  and  tobacco,  224  O'Far- 
rell 

Hultz  George  L.,  teamster  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  1523  Bush 

Humbert  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  120  Montgomery  Av 

Humbert  Joseph,  painter,  r.  824  Montgomery 

Humbert  Louis,  cook  Kahn  &  Westheimer,  r.  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Montgomery 

Humbert  William  T.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  765 
Market 

Humble  George,  clerk,  r.  1121  Taylor 

Humble  Henry  R.,  clerk  Bradley  &  Rulofson 

Humboldt  Bre'wery,  William  Noethig  proprie- 
tor, 1839  Mission 

Humboldt  Hill  3Iill  and  Mining'  Co.  (Auro- 
ra, Nev.)  Jacob  Stadtf eld  Jr.  secretary,  419  Cali- 
fornia, room  26 

Humboldt  House, Durein  Brothers  proptrs,1309  Stock- 
ton 

Humboldt  Logging  Railway  Co.  (Eureka,  Humboldt 
Co.,  Cal.)  otflce  Pier  9  Steuart 

Humboldt  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  William  Letts 
Oliver  i-ecretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  13 

Humboldt  Mining  Co.  (Virginia  City,  Nev.)  William 
H.  Watson  secretary,  302  Montgomery,  rooms  5-6 

Humboldt  Savings  and  Loan  Society, 
Adolph  C.  Weber  ijresideut,  Adolph  Hartmann 
secretary,  18  Geary 

Humboldt  Steamship  Co.,  Jackson  St.  Wharf, 
Searles  &  Stone  agents,  22  California 

Humboldt  Sulphur  Co. ,  George  H.  Perry  secretary, 
315  California,  rooms  1-2 

Humboldt  Wharf,  Spear,  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Humboldt  Wharf  Warehouse,J.  W.  Cox&  Co.  jiroptrs, 
Spear,  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Humbrecht  Nicholas  (C.  Pouyallet  &  Co.)  r.  W  s 
Otsego,  nr  Ocean  House  Road 

Humburg  August,  clerk  C.  Bellue,  r.  124  First  Av 

Hume  Charles,  tanner  Wolf  Bloom,  r.  2015  Folsom 

Hume  F.  B.,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  1027  }$  Alabama 

Hume  George  W. ,  salmon  packer  and  shipping 
and  commission  merchant,  309-311  Sacramento, 
r.  Oakland,  ur  Piedmont  Springs 

Hume  Hannah,  domestic  1013  Clay 

Hiune  J.  B.,  detective  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r. 
810  McAllister 

Hume  M.  J.  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  115^  Mission 

Hume  R.  D.  &  Co.  (Robert  D.  Hume  and  Jay 
Deming)  salmon  packers  and  commbiission  mer- 
chants, 405  Front 

Hume  Robert  A.,  salesman  Sumner  Whitney  &  Co., 
r.  34  Kearny 

Hume  Robert  t).  (R.  D.  Hume  &  Co.)  r.  Fruit  Vale 

Humes  Charles,  moroccodresser,  r.  S  s  Nebraska,  bet 
Alameda  and  El  Dorado 

Humke  Frederick  P.,  jointer  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 
1207  M  Mission 

Hummel  Charles,  laborer,  r.  407  Pacific 

Hummel  George,  dry  goods,  105  Fifth,  r.  107  Fifth 

Hummel  John,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Sil- 
ver 

Hummeltenberg  Monroe,  foreman  Golden  State  and 
Miners'  Iron  Works,  r.  1933  Jessie 

Humorist  (weekly)  Albert  L.  Thiele  editor  and  proptr, 
622  Clay 

Humphrey Mrs.,  cloakmaker,  r.  118  Eddy 

Humphrey  Andrew,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Colum- 
bia 

Humphrey  Augustus,  drayman  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  520 
Turk 

Humphrey  Charles  D.,  r.  118  Eddy 

Humphrey  Charles  P.,  captain  V.  S.  A.,  Depot 
Quartermaster,  Presidio  Reservation 

Humphrey  Charles  S.,  engraver  Randolph  &  Co.,  r. 
607  Bush 

Humphrey  David,  seaman,  r.  66  Oregon 

Humphrey  Edward,  seaman,  r.  30  Oak  Grove  Av 

Humphrey  George,  r.  4  Rose  Av 

Humphrey  George,  plumber,  200  Ninth 

Humphrey  George  W.,  laborer  E.  M.  Gallagher 

Humphrey  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  516)i  Geary 

Humphrey  James,  framemaker  Morris  &  Kennedy,  r. 
534  Minna 

Humphrey  James  H.,  clerk,  r.  106  Ninth 

Humphrey  Maria,  widow,  r.  160  Ninth 

Humphrey  Mary  Mrs.,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  126  Rose  Av 

Humphrey  Mary,  domestic  SW  cor  Point  Lobos  and 
Fifteenth  Avs 

Humphrey  Patrick  H.,  physician,  5  Market,  r.  1302 
Folsom 


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Humphreys  Alfred  L.,  clerk  John  B.  OwenB,  r.   707 

Chestnut 
Humphreys  Arthur,  painter,  r.  444  Bramian 
Humphreys  D.,  seaman^  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Humphreys  David,  longshoreman,  r.  132  Folsom 
Humphreys  J.,  laborer  Presidip  Reservation 
Humphreys  John,  r.  63Ci  Commercial 
Humi>hrey8  John  T.,  attorney  at  law,  515  Kearny 
Humphreys  Julius,  r.  707  Chestnut 
Humphreys  Laura  A.  Miss,   assistant  North   Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  r.  707  Chestnut 
Humphreys  Mary  A.  Miss,  assistant  North  Cosmopoli- 
tan Grammar  School,  r.  707  Chestnut 
Humphreys  Ri<;hard,  miner,  r.  387  Dolores 
Humphreys  Samuel,  teamster  I.  S.  Van  Winkle  &  Co. , 

r.  1511  Howard 
Humphreys  T.  H.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Humphreys  Thomas  H.,  civil  engineer  Cal.   Central 

Railway,  r.  1«6  Ninth 
Humphreys  William  F.,  clerk  Charles  A.  Wetmore,' r. 

1523  Mason 
Humphreys  William  J.,  painter,  r.  39  Austin 
Humphreys  Will iam  P.,  City  and  County  Sur- 
veyor, office  new   City  Hall,   third   floor,  r.   816 
Chestnut 
Hunaka  Frederick,  packer  Philip  Neis,  r.  SW  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Mission 
Hund  Charles  (Klos  &  Hund)  r.  472  Jessie 
Hund  Frederick,  barber,  NE  cor  Larkin  and  Sutter,  r. 

1230  Pine 
Hund  Otto  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  568  Folsom 
Hundemar  Herman,  engineer  Yolo  Mills,  r.  110  Te- 
hama 
Hundesser  Charles,  general  agent,  r.  805}^  Geary 
Hundesser  Otto,  bookkeeper  Kragen  &  Geist,  r.  805  Ji 

Geary 
Hungar  Cornelius  C,  bookkeeper,  r.  1231  Mission 
Hungarian  Society,  rooms  417  Kearny 
Hunken  Henry,  agent  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  1719  Post 
Hunn  Alexander,  confectioner  Joseph  Kahn,  r.  416 

Minna 
Hunn  Herbert  C,  spinner  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory 
Eunsinger  L.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  137  Montgomery 
Hunsinger  Sarah  A., widow, r.  1250  California 
Hunt  Aaron   B.,  attorney  at  law,  629  Kearny,  rooms 

4-5,  r.  Oakland 
HuntAbbieL.'Miss,  aesiatant  Lincoln  Primary  School, 

r.  59  Tehama 
"Hunt  Annie,  domestic  831  Jackson 
Hunt  0.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  419  Geary 
Hunt  Caleb  R.,  porter  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r.  218 

Locust  Av 
Hunt  Carl,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  26  Turk 
Hunt  Carl,  watchmam  John  Morton  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Ellis  and  Taylor 
Hunt  Carrie  L.  Miss,  assistant  Girls'  High  School,  r. 

1026  Hyde 
Hunt  Charles,  r.  472  Jessie 
Hunt  Charles,  talker,  r.  513  Hyde 
Hunt  Charles,  teamster,  r.  1142  Mission 
Hunt  Charles    A.,  commission    broker,  Jackson  St. 

Wharf,  r.  Oakland 
Hunt  Charles  E.,  shoemaker,  r.  14  Washington  Av 
Hunt  Daniel,  capitalist,  r.  934  Howard 
Hunt  David  B.,  miner,  r.  17  Liberty 
Hunt  David  W..  missionary,  r.  1211^  Bush 
Hunt  Dennis  D.,  manager  Folsom    Street  Phar- 
macy, SE  cor  Folsom  and  Fifth 
Hunt  Edward,  calker,  r.  513  Hyde 
Hunt  Edwin  O..  machinist,  r.  1211  J<J  Sush 
Hunt  Eugene  W.,  lodgings,  10213^  Market 
Hunt  Franklin  P.,  carriage  painter,  r.  4  Bernard 
Hunt  Frederick,   niolder  Cosmopolitan   and  Paving 

Asphaltum  Co.,  r.  68  Brady 
Hunt  George,  captain  stmr  Harriet,  r.  116  Montgom- 
ery Av 
Hunt  George  H.  (George  H.  Hunt  &  Co.)  r.  1326  Jack- 
son 
Hunt  George   H.  &  Co.  (George  H.  Hunt)    wood  and 

coal,  office  209  Sausome 
Hunt  George  W.,  salesman  W.  W.  Montague  &  Co.,  r. 

208  O'Farrell 
Hunt  Hanorah  Mrs.,  r.3.52  Grove 
Hunt  Harper  S.,  receiver  N.  B.   and   M.  RB.,  r.  776 

Howard 
Hunt  Henry,  bartender,  r.  SW  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 
Hunt  Henry  B.  (Moore,  Hunt  &  Co.)  r.  1711  Geary 
Hunt  Henry  B.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  59 
Tehama 


Hunt  Herbert,  proptr  Steuart  St.  House,  104  Steuart 

Hunt  James,  calker,  r.  513  Hyde 

Hunt  James,  cook  North  German  House 

Hunt  James,  laborer  O.  P.  RB.,  r.  350  Brannan 

Hunt  James,  shoemaker,  r.  352  Grove 

Hunt  James,  stationery,  1738  Market 

Hunt  Jane  G.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  7  Montgomery 

Av 
Hunt  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Hunt  John,  teamster  Empire  Brewery,  r.  265  Jessie 
Hnnt  Jolin  Jr.,    judge   Superior   Court,  Dept  5, 

chambers  43  Montgomery  Block,  r.  1703  Octavia 
Hunt  John  D.,  office  14  Stevenson  Bldg,  r.  1026  Hyde 
Hunt  John  E.,  carrlagemaker,  r.  669  Clementina 
Hunt  John  F.,  ship  calker,  r.  311  Minna 
Hunt  John  H.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1436  Pine 
Hunt  JohnL.,  stock  broker,  r.  614  Filbert 
Hunt  John  P.,  laborer,  r.  513  Hyde 
Hunt  Jonathan    (Jonathan   Hunt,  Son  &  Co.)   r.  Olen 

Echo,  Oakland 
Hunt    Jona.tlian,    Son   &  Co.     (Jonathan    and 

Samuel  O.  Hunt  and   Thomas  A.  Mitchell)    man- 
agers Pacific  Insurance  Agency,  313  California 
Hunt  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  30  Silver 
Hunt  Margaret  R.,   widow,  ftirnished    rooms,    1030 

Folsom 
Hunt  Mark,  clerk,  r.  N  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty-third 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Hunt  Ml  rtin  L.,  dairyman,  r.  1505  Buchanan 
Hunt  Mary  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  354  Grove 
Hunt  Mary  A.  Miss,  r,  646  Folsom 
Hunt  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  718  Leavenworth 
Hunt  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  513  Octavia 
Hunt  Preston  C,  r.  7  Montgomery  Av 
Hunt  Richard,  clerk,  r.  120  Ellis 
Hunt  Robert  H.  H.,  inventor,  r.  35  Hoff  Av 
Hunt  Samuel  C,  sawyer  TJnion  Boi  Factory,  r.  248 

Fourth 
Hunt  Samuel  O.  (Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  &  Co.)  r.  Glen 

Echo,  Oakland 
Hunt  Sarah  M.,  r.  1026  Hyde 
Hunt  Sidney  B.,  insurance  agent,  r.  Arcade  House 
Hunt  Simon,  carpenter,  r.  103  Howard 
Hunt  Symmes  H.,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  SE 

cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Ellen 
Hunt  Thomas,  bootblack,  815  Market,  r.  265  Jessie 
Hunt  Thomas  C,  compositor,  r.  204  First 
Hunt  v.,  r.  321  Pacific 
Hunt  William,  r.  165  Silver 
Hunt  William,  bartender,  r.  514  Mission 
Hunt  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hunt  William,  laborer  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Hunt  William  B.,  laborer,  r.  178  Fourteenth 
Hunt  William  B.,   melter    melter  and   refiner's  dept 

U.  8.  Mint,  r.  1021}^  Market 
Hunt  William  B.,  salesman  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co.,  r.  1024 

Jackson 
Hunt  William  B.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  1021  }<5  Market 
Hunt  William  H.,  shipjoiner,  r.  75  Elizabeth 
Hunt  William  J.,  pressman  J.  R.  Brodie  &  Co.,  r.  354 

Grove 
Hunt  William  M.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  s  Co., 

r.  816  California 
Huntemann  Christopher  A.,  bartender,  r.  1617  Dupont 
Huntemann  Frederick,  salesman  L.  Altshuler,  r.  1617 

Dupont 
Huntemann  Henry,  butcher,  r.  cor  Fourteenth  and 

Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Huntemann  Richard,  plasterer,  r.207  Linden  Av 
Hunter  Abbey  J.  Mrs.,  drganist,  r.  355  First 
Hunter  Benjamin  C,  furniture,  1518  Polk 
Hunter  Benjamin  R.,  ironmolder,  r.948  Twentieth 
Hunter  Charles,  r.  151  Shipley 
Hunter  Charles,  fisherman,  r.   Eighth   Av,  bet  C  and 

D,  S(mth  S.  F 
Hunter  Charles  H..  second  lieutenant  First  Artillery, 

U.  S.  A.,  Fort  Point 
Hunter  David  (David  Hunter  &  Co.)  r.  523  Kearny 
Hunter  David,  plasterer,  r.  623 3^  Locust  Av 
Hunter  David,  real  estate,  r.  903  Van  Ness  Av 
Hunter  David  &  Co.  (David   Hunter)    manufacturers' 

agents,  523  Kearny 
Hunter  David  H.,  porter  John  Stable,  r.  835  Pacific 
Hunter  Eli  M.,  carpenter,  r.  629  Jessie 
Hunter  Elizabeth,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  519   Sixth 
Hunter  Emma,  widow,  midwife,  r.  125  Langton,  rear 
Hunter  Francis,  laborer,  r.   Sixteenth   Av,  bet    Rail- 
road Av  an.l  L,  South  S.  F. 
Hunter  George,  bartender    Theatre   Comique,      NW 

cor  Kearny  and  Pine 


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Hunter  George,  calker,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  E  and  F 
South  S.  F. 

Hunter  George  A.,  physician,  r.  5}^  Dupout 

Hunter  Henry  A.,  machinist  8.  P.  RE.,  r.  1624?i 
Stevenson 

Hunter  Henry  C,  assistant  superintendent  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Hunter  Henry  J.,  die  hardener  coiner's  dept  U.  S. 
Mint.  r.  Alameda 

Hunter  Hugh,  teamster,  r.  2012  Powell 

Hunter  James,  boatman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Hunter  James,  gauger,  323  Front,  r.  Alameda 

Hunter  James,  machinist,  r.  132  Twenty-sixth 

Hunter  James  C,  first  officer  8S.  Victoria,  r.  416 
Broadway 

Hunter  James  G.,  mate  stmr  Pilot,  r.  SW  cor  East 
and  Pacific 

Hunter  John,  capitalist,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  L  and 
Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Hunter  John,  hostler  City  RR.,  r.  1805  Mission 

Hunter  John,  iron  molder,  r.  346  Beale 

Hunter  John,  waiter  Scott  &  Vanoni,  r.  146  Second 

Hunter  John  D.,  clerk  Eugene  E.  Dewey,  r.  1312 
Green 

Hunter  John  J.,  clerk  C.  F.  Richards  &  Co.,  r.  808 
California 

Hunter  Joseph  B.,  surveyor,  r.  1T)3^  Gilbert 

Hunter  Mary,  widow,  r.  1216  Washington 

Hunter  Natliaiiiel,  secretary  Society  for  the  Pre- 
vention of  Cruelty  to  Children  and  Society  for  the 
Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Animals,  614  Merchant, 
r.  20  Bond 

Hunter  Philip  S.,  clerk  C.  F.  Richards  &  Co.,  r.  611 
Pine 

Hunter  R.  (C.  Aloore  &  Co.)  r.  2932  Sixteenth 

Hunter  R.  M.,  r.  421  Bush 

Hunter  Robert  A.,  bookkeeper  M.  P.  Hall,  r.  1312 
Green 

Hunter  Robert  E.,  teamster,  r.  550  Linden  Av 

Hunter  Robert  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Twenty-eighth  and  Dolores 

Hunter  Ruth,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  Railroad  Av  and  L, 
South.  S.F. 

Hunter  Samuel,  clerk  Yates  k  Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Hunter  Sarah  A.,  widow,  r.  1312  Green 

Hunter  Simon,  third  officer  O.  R.  and  N.  8S.  Oregon 

Hunter  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  421  Sixth 

Hunter  Thomas,  porter,  r.  636  Commercial 

Hunter  W.  H.,  painter,  r.  17  Third 

Hunter  William,  r.  125  Langton.  rear 

Hunter  William  (Hunter  &  Shackleford)  r.  405  Tay- 
lor 

Hunter  William,  boatman,  r.  Ninth  Av,  bet  F  and  G, 
South  S.  F. 

Hunter  William  Jr.,  painter,  r.  Ninth  Av,  bet  F  and 
G.,  South  S.  F. 

Hunter  William  H.,  woolgrader,  r.  510  Minna 

Hunter  William  L.,  laborer,  r.  Slxte"enthAv,bet  Land 
M,  South  S.  F. 

Hunter  William  T.,  clerk,  r.  405  Taylor 

Hunter  &  Sliacldeford  (William  Hunter  and 
Thomas  J.  Shackleford)  brick  manufacturers, 
Ravenswood,  San  Mateo  Co.,  office  310  Pine, 
room  40 

Huntington  Colis  P.  (Huntington,  Hopkin8.&  Co.)  r. 
New  York 

Huntington  Elmer,  patternmaker,  r.  828  Howard 

Huntington  G.  W.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1104  Mis- 
sion 

Huntington  Harvey  S.,  clerk,  r.  351  First 

Huntington  H.  C,  patternmaker  Eisdon  L  and  L. 
Works,  r.  828  Howard 

Huntinji-ton,  Hopkins  &  Co.  (C.  P.  Huntington, 
Charles  Miller.  Albert  Gallatin  and  W.  R.  S.  Foye) 
importers  and  jobbers  hardware  and  metals,  junc- 
tion Bush  and  Market,  and  54  K.  Sacramento  City 

Huntington  Maggie  Miss,  r.  1753  Howard 

Huntington  S.,  speculator,  r.  139  Fourth 

Huntington  Thomas,  captain  SS.  Mexico,  r.  2009  Jack- 
sou 

Huntington  Walter  A.,  laborer,  r.  636  Commercial 

Huntinjurtoii  Willartl  V.,  president  Northern 
Railway  and  director  C.  P.  RR.,  office  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Townseud,  room  46,  r.  Oakland 

Huntington  William  H,,  carpenter,  r.  1320  Natoma 

Huntley  A.  M.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Grammar 
School,  r.  708  McAllister 

Huntley  John  M.,  engineer  S.  P.  BE.,  r.  124  Fourteenth 

Huntley  William  H.,  drayman  Steele,  Elder  &  Co., 
r.  Twenty-fourth,  bet  Castro  and  Diamond 


Hunton  Charles  T.,  smbulance  driver  City  and  County 

Alms  House 
Hunton  Logan,  collector  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  1317 

Larkin 
Huntoon  Isaac  D.,  salesman  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co.,  r. 

1317  California 
Huntress  Oscar.P.,  patrolman  Underwriters'  Fire  Pa- 
trol, SW  cor  Ecker  and  Stevenson 
Huntsman  Horace,  salesman  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  834 

Sutter 
Huntsman  Louise,  widow,  r.  824  Sutter 
Hunttiug  M.  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  9   Hopeton  Terrace 
Hunttiug   Willis   C,   clerk  Marder,  Luse  &  Co.,  r.  9 

Hopeton  Terrace 
Huntzsch  Moritz,  type  caster  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  1525 

Dupont 
Hupers  George  W.,  clerk  Curtis  H.  Lindley,  r.  3  Chat- 
ham PI 
Hupers  Peter  J.,  clerk  County  Auditor,  r.  3  Chatham 

PI 
Huppert  Catherine,  widow,  r.  .51  Shipley 
Huppert  Ht-nry,  upholsterer,  r.  51  Shipley 
Huppert  Hugo,  driver  Pacific  Brewery 
Hupi^ert  William  V.,  upholsterer,  r.  51  Shipley 
Bi^Huppert.     See  Hubbard  and  Hubbert 
Hurd  Byrou  H.,  bartender,  r.  25^  Stockton 
Hurd  Graham,  dishwasher,  r.  21)^  Mary 
Hurd  Henry,  r.  43  South  Park 
Hurd  J.  B.,  clerk,  r.  25)^  Stockton 
Hurd  Josiah  M.,  compositor,  r.  808  Mission 
Hurd  Neitie  Miss,  r.  16  Ohio 
Hurd  William  E.,  conductor   Market  St.  RR.,   r.   102 

First  Av 
e^  Hurd.     See  Heard,  Herd  and  Hird 
Hurdis  Samuel,  painter,  4  Folsom,  r.  450  Guerrero 
Hurdle   Thomas,   assistant  engineer  stmr    Mary  D. 

Hume,  r.  235  Langton 
Hurewitz  Phillip,  clerk  Milliard  F.    Glouber,   r.   SE 

cor  Geary  and  Webster 
Hurka  Christina,  domestic  1415  Powell 
Hurka  Josephine  Mme.,  midwife,  r.  614'^^  Minna 
Hurka  Vaclav,  musician,  r.  CiU'^^  Minna 
Hurl  Mary,  domestic  526  Eddy 
Hurl  Michael,  housemover,  r.  1319  Minna 
Hurlbert  Benjamin  F.,   salesman  W.  W.  Montague  & 

Co.,  r.  27  Cook,  North  of  Point  Lobos  Av 
Hurlbert  Gustavus  G.,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  r. 

27  Cook,  North  of  Point  Lobos  Av 
Hurbrink  Ernest  J.,  liquor  saloon,  521  First 
Hurlburt  Frank  C,  r.  1485  Valencia 
Hurlburt  Thomas  B.,  restaurant,  1435  Valencia 
Hurlbnt  C.  R. ,  assistant  attorney  Board  of  Trade 

of  San  Francisco,  office  202  Market,  rooms  11-12, 

r.  510  Mason 
Hurlbut  Edwin  T.  M.,  physician,  office  850  Market,  r. 

600  Sutter 
Hurlbut  George  C,  teacher,  r.  1513  Sacramento 
Hurlbut  George  C.  Mrs.,  teacher  drawing,  r.  1513  Sac- 
ramento 
Hurlbut  Ishmael,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  California  Av,  nr 

Esmeralda  Av,  B.  H. 
Hurlbut  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  518  Brannan 
Hurlbut  Reuben  P.,  carpenter,  r.  E   s  California  Av, 

nr  Esmeralda  Av,  B.  H. 
Hurlbut  Sydney  S.,  teacher,  r.  310  Stockton 
e^"  Hurlbut.     See  Hurlbert  and  Hulbert 
Hurle  Hannah,  r.  239  Minna,  rear 

Hurley Mrs.,  widow,  r.  734  Natoma,  rear 

Hurley  Charles,  laborer,  r.  428  Tehama 
Hurley  Charles,  porter  Hathaway's  Wharf,  r.  Oakland 
Hurley  Charles,  shoe  laster,  r.  .59  West  Mission 
Hurley  Charles  P.,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  &   Co., 

r.  NW  cor  Clay  and  Hyde 
Hurley  Dauifl,  r.  406  Tehama 
Hurley  Danif  1,  blacksmith,  r.  417  Natoma 
Hurley  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  2110  Mission 
Hurley  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and   Point 

Lobos  Avs 
Hurley  Daniel,  longshoreman,  r.  527  Mission 
Hurley  Dennis  J.,  stairbuilder,  134  Main,  r.  252 Ji  j 

Tehama 
Hurley  Donald,  laborer,  r.  417  Natoma  j 

Hurley  Ellen  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  417  Natoma  i 

Hurley  Ellen  C,  widow,  r.  N  s  Humboldt,  bet  Kansas  i 

and  Vermont 
Hurley  Honora  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  417  Natoma 
Hurley  J.,  upholsterer,  r.  869  Market 
Hurley  James,  fireman,  r.   W  s  Georgia,   bet  Shasta  ' 

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Hurley  James,  laborer,  r.  278  Jessie 


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Hurley  James,  laborer,  r.  315  Fifth 

Hurley  James,  laborer,  r.  1323  Minna 

Hurley  Jennie  M.   A.  Miss,  principal   Spring  Valley 

Primary  School,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 
Hurley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  11  De  Boom 
Hurley  Jeremiah,  rigger,  r.  316  Beale,  rear 
Hurley  Johanna,  domestic  830  Eddy 
Hurley  Johanna,  widow,  r.  9  Gaven 
Hurley  John,   butcher,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 

South  S.  F. 
Hurley  John,  carpenter,  r.  24  Valencia 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  r.  363  Natoma,  rear 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  r.  428  Tehama 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  r.  633  Natoma 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  r.  1302  Jackson 
Hurley  John,  longshoreman,  r.  531  Mission 
Hurley  John,  peddler,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 
Hurley  John,  peddler,   r.   cor  Arlington  and  Miguel, 

B.  H. 
Hurley  John,  shoe  cutter,  r.  224  Eighth 
Hurley  John,  tanner,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet   M   and  P, 

South  S.  F. 
Hurley  John,  upholsterer,  r.  2757  Mission 
Hurley  John  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  321  Clementina 
Hurley  John  P.,  miller,  r.  NE   cor  Valencia  and  Her- 
mann 
Hurley  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  20  Clara 
Hurley  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  139  Fourth 
Hurley  Maggie  A.  G.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 
Hurley  Mamie  E.  Miss,   assistant  Washington  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 
Hurley  Mark,  laborer,  r.  417  Natoma 
Hurley  Mary,  widow,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 
Hurley  Mary,  widow,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 
Hurley  Mary,  domestic  Kasmus  Kasmussen 
Hurley  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress  Occidental  Hotel 
Hurley  M.  E.  Miss,  r.  614  Grove 
Hurley  Mercy  G.   Mrs.,   ladies'     nurse,  r.  2  Torreus 

Court 
Hurley  Michael,  r.  208  Fourth,  rear 
Hurley  Michael,  housemover,  r.  1319  Minna 
Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  406  Tehama 
Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  417  Natoma 
Hurley  Michael,  laborer  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 
Hurley  Michael,  laborer  S.   F.   Gas  Light  Co.,  r.   126 

Gilbert 
Hurley  Michael  G.,  blacksmith,  r.  208  Fourth,  rear 
Hurley  Michael  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  N  b  Humboldt,  bet 

Kansas  and  Vermont 
Hurley  P..  laborer  P.  M.  SS  Go's  Wharf 
Hurley   Patrick,   driver  Omnibus  ER.,  r.  209  Tehama 
Hurley  Patrick,   engineer  California  St.   KR.,   r.  34 

Austin 
Hurley  Patrick,  groceries  and   liquors,  NE  cor  Yolo 

and  Nebraska 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  48  Louisa 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  514  Webster 
Hurley  Patrick  H.,  compositor  S.  F.  Journal  of  Com- 
merce, r.  811  Mission 
Hurley  Patrick  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  224  Eighth 
Hurley  Philip,  glue  cutter,  r.  1319  Minna 
Hurley  Thomas,  hostler   Market  St.  RR.,  r.  104  First 

Av    ■ 
Hurley  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  1302  Jackson 
Hurley  William,  boilermaker,  r.  428  Tehama 
Hurley  William,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 
Hurney  John  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  17  Haight 
Huniey  Michael,  laborer,  r.  8  Clara 
Hurrell  William   H.,  proptr  Hurrell's  Haywards  Ex- 
press, 106  Davis,  r.  Haywards 
Hurson  Edward,  hostler,  r.  220 }$  O'Farrell 
Hurson  John,   lauudryman,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 
Hurst  Alfred  F.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS  City  of  New  York 
Hurst   Daniel    (Hurst  &  Dore)   r.  213  Sixteenth,  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
Hurst  E.  T.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS  Colima 
Hurst  James,  llVery  stable,  1123    Mission,  r.  108  Sev- 
enth 
Hurst  James,  oysterman,  r.  foot  Leavenworth 
Hurst  W.  J.,  yardman  Palace  Hotel 
Hurst  &  Dore   (Daniel   Hurst  and  Edward  R.   Dore) 
upholstering   and   furniture,  231    Sixteenth,  bet 
Howard  and  Mission 
B^"Hurst.     See  Hearst. 
Hurt  James,  carpenter,  r.  162  First 
Hurtadolgnacio,  job  printer,  r.  529  Vallejo 
Hurtz  Alexander,  butcher,  r.  869  Market 
Hurtzig  F.  W.  N.  (Hurtzig  &  Schultze)  r.  3  Everett 


Hurtzi^  ^  Sclmltie    (F.  W.  N.   Hurtzig  and  P. 

Schultze)  apothecaries,  140  Third,  cor  Everett 
Husband  Robert,  superintendent  Oregon  Imp.  Co.,  r. 

1008  Twenty-first 
Husby  H..  buggymau  Pacific  Rolling  Mills 
Huseman  Joseph,  driver,  r.  22  Turk 
Husiug  Albert,  cigar  dealer,  r.  518  Capp 
Husing  Caroline,  widow,  r.  11  Church  Lane 
Husing  Frederick  (Straub  &  Husing)  r.  23  Guerrero 
Husing  Henry,  fireman  C..P.  RR.  stmr  Amador    r.  2b 

Market 
Husiug  John,  laborer,  r.  908  Sansome 
Husing  Martin,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Montgomery 
Husing  Rathye  (Schwartz,  Husing  &   Meyer)  r.2203 

Mission 
Huss  Muritz,  machinist  Richmanu  Drill  and  Compres- 
sor Co.,  r.  466  Minna,  rear 
Hus.sey   Albion   C,    carpenter  and    builder,  618 

California,   r.   117   Columbia,   bet  Guerrero    and 

Dolores 
Hussey  Andrew,  stockbroker,  r.  231  Second 
Hussey  Charles  E.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  308  Clementina 
Hussey  Edward,  naolder,  r.  117  Bryant  Av 
Hus.-ey  Frank  W.  (Hayes  &  Co.)  r.  326  Green 
Hussey  George  V.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1700  Lar- 

kin  * 

Hussey   G.  H.,  steward   Clipiser    Restaurant,  r.  1125 

Filbert 
Hussey  Heury,  machinist,  r.  f4  First 
Hussey  Henry  J.,  spoon  carmaker,  1820  Twentieth 
Hussey  H.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  124  Bartlett 
Hussey  Hoiace  P.  (H.  P.  Hussey  &  Co.)  r.  1222  Pine 
Hussey  H.  P.  di  Co.  (Horace  P.  Hussey)  importers 

and  commission  merchants,  308  California 
Hussey  James  H.,  bartender,  r.  1621  Powell 
Hussey  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  212  Broadway 
Hussey  Joseph,  real  estate,  r.  326  Green 
Hussey  Joseph  W.,  mining,  318   Pine,  r.  The  Trues- 

dell 
Hussey  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  242  Perry 
Hussey  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  915  Turk 
Hussey  Margaret  Miss,  vestmaker,  r.  179  Minna 
Hussey  Mary,  domestic  1802  Ellis 
Hussey  Maurice,  packer,  r.  1232  Lombard 
Hussey  Michael,  machinist,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Hussey  Michael  H.,  liquor  saloon,  536  Pine.r.  4  Selina 

PI 
Hussey  Patrick  J.,  policeman,  r.  1621  Powell 
Hussey  Sarah  D.  Mrs.,  upholsteress  Cal.  Furniture 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  11  Hampton  PI 
Hussey  Simeon  A.  (Hayes  *:  Co.)  r.  326  Green 
Hussey  Uldric  J.,  stock  bfoker,  r.  NW  cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty-third 
Hussey  William,  salesman  Murphy,  Graut  &  Co.,  r. 

915  Eddy 
Hussey  William  H.  H.,  assistant  Impost  bookkeeper 

Custom  House,  r.  Oakland 
Hassoii   Paul,   wholesale  sheep   butcher,  NE  cor 

Fifth   and  Railroad  Avs,  South   8.  F.,  office  535 

Clay,  r.  841  Howard 
HuBsou  Urbain,  r.  919  Clay 
HuBted  Alanson,  collector,  14  Stevenson  Bldg,  r.  1239 

Mission 
Hasted  Frederick  M.,  attorney  at  law,  420  Mont- 
gomery, room  21-22,  r.  Berkeley 
Husted  G.  Montgomery,  carpenter,  r.  1912  Ellis 
Husted  Mary,  widow,  r.  914  Laguna 
BsyHusted.     See  Huested 
Hustedt  Frederick,  cooper,  r.  2012  Folsom 
Hustedt  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  20  Frederick 
Hustedt  John,  clerk,  r.  1127  Kearny 
Husterman  August,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hutaff  Heury,  groceries  and  liquors,   341  Eddy,  r.  339 

Eddy 
Hutaff  Henry  W.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Sansome  and 

Washington,  r.  1507  Post 
Hutchiugs  Frank  E.,  seaman,  r.  230  Minna 
Hutchiugs  Frank  J.,  salesman   H.   Heynemann  &  Co., 

r.  Abbotsford  House 
Hutchiugs  James  H.,  barber,  448  Calif ornia 
Hutchings  James  M.,  armorer  National   Guard,  r.  318 

Post 
Hutchings  J.  Blake,  clerk  I.  E.  Thayer,  r.  633  Sutter 
Hutchiugs  John,  longshoreman,  r.  908  Sansome 
Hutchings  Reuben  F.,  shipcarpenter,  r.928  Twentieth 
Hutchiugs  William  C,  miner,  r.  109  Montgomery 
HutchiiiB  Ada,  widow,  editor  and  proptr  The  Reporter, 

r.  98  St.  Aun's  Bldg 


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Hiitchius  Charles,  money  order  clerk  Post  OfBce,  r. 

2007  Webster 
Hutchins  Chauncey  B.,  physician  ami  surgeon,  office 
"  ~  osfi  Taylor 

■     -  -">ovt  330  Pine,  rooms 


Hutin  Francois,  laundryman,  r.  37  Louisa,  rear 
Hutson  John  F.,    driver    Hutson    &    Lander,    r.    12 

Page 
Hutson  Nathaniel  (Hutson  k  Lander)  r.  12  Page 
Hutson   &   Lander  (Nathaniel   Hutson   and  Louis  Ot. 

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Hutchinson  Charles  a.,  ^a. 

Stockton 

Hutchinson  Charles  E.,  clerk  John  Hutchinson,  r.  545 
Seventeenth 

Hutchinson  Christopher  J.,  carpenter,  r.  18  First 

Hutchinson  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.) 
Butler  Burris  secretary,  2  Nevada. Block 

Hutchinson  Constance  Miss,  r.  4S  Tehama 

Hutchinson  Daniel,  milkman,  r.  SE  cor  Filbert  and 
Pierce 

Hutchinson  David,  bookkeeper,  r.  2  Lysett  PI 

Hutchinson  Edward,  clerk,  r.  1910  Howard 

HntcUiiison  Ely  I.,  attorney  at  law,  504  Kearny, 
r.  922  Van  Ness  Av 

Hatchinsoii  Frederick  W.,  stockbroker,  322 
Pine,  r.  1G18  Bush 

Hutchinson  Gardiner  S.  (Morison,  Hutchinson  &Co.) 
r.  New  York  City 

Hutchinson  Hayward  M.  (Hutchinson,  Kohl,  Philip- 
peus  &  Co.)  r.  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hutchinson  Henry  L.  (Fairbanks  &  Hutchinson)  r. 
Oakland 

Hutchinson  Hiram  T.,  r.  303  Eddy 

Hutchinson  James  S.,  cashier  Sather  &  Co.,  r.  1910 
Howard 

Hutchinson  Jane  Mrs.',  r.  16  Ritch 

Hutchinson  John,  stockbroker,  5  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, r.  545  Seventeenth 

Hutchinson  John  J.,  collector  Morning  Call,  r.  1523 
Leavenworth 

Hutchinson  Joseph,  r.  16  Eitch 

Hutchinson  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  520  Montgomery, 
r.  1910  Howard 

Hutchinson  Joseph  W.,  machinist  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r. 
365  Minna 

Hutchinson  Kate  Miss,  secretary  San  Francisco  Ho- 
mceopathic  Hospital,  r.  1910  Howard 

Hutcliinson,  Kolal,  Pliilippeus  Hi  Co.  (Hay- 
ward  M.  Hutchinson,  William  Kohl,  Alexander 
Philippeus,  John  F.  Miller,  Louis  Sloss,  Lewis 
Gerstle.  Mrs.  Louisa  Greenewald,  Mark  Leving- 
ston,  Gustave  Niebaum  and  August  Wasserman) 
shipping  merchants  and  wholesale  fur  dealers, 
310  Sansome 

Hutchinson  Leroy  T.,  foreman  Charles  Sutton  Jr.  & 
Co.,  r.  2511  Mission 

Hutchinson  Michael,  laborer,  r.  79  Stevenson,  rear 

HutchiuBon  Michael,  labort^r  Calvary  Cemetery 

Hutchinson  Myron,  office  212  California,  r.  Oakland 

Hutchinson  N.  W.  Mrs.,  artist,  724 J^  Market 

Hutchinson  Patrick,  machlnehand  Enterprise  Mills, 
r.  Oakland 

Hutchinson  Richard;  pressman  A.  Waldstein,  r.  812 
Vallejo 

Hutchinson  Richard,  produce  commission  merchant, 
126  Clay,  r.  1103  MoOtf^omery 

Hutchinson  Samuel,  broker,  r.  314  Bush 

Hutchinson  Stephen,  with  D.  M.  H'lsmer  &  Co.,  r. 
314  Bush 

Hutchinson  T.  R.,  salesman  W.  &  I.  Steinhart  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Hutchinson  William,  r.  716  Stockton 

Hutchinson  WilHam,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  19  Oak 

Hutchinson  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Hutchinson  William  H.  (Koss  &  Hutchinson)  r.  926 
Mis.-iion 

Hutchinson  &  Mann  (Champion  I.  Hutchinson 
and  Henry  R.  Mann)  insurance  agents  and  com- 
mission merchants,  322-324  California  and  302-304 
Sansome 

Huth  Balthazar,  cook  Edward  J.  Schuur,  r.  819  Filbert 

Hutli  Bertha  Miss,  r.  15  Varennes 

Huth  Charles,  bartender,  r.  SE  cor  Powell  and  Union 

Huth  Mary  Miss,  r.  15  Varennes 


k  Co.,  r. 

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r.  SW  cor 
ission 
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Hutton  jouu,  D,.. 

guna  and  Mc.Vllister 

Hutton  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  H(Hel 

Huttou  Samuel,  porter  R.  P.  Tenuey,  r.  NE  cor  La- 
guna  and  McAllister 

Huwe  William,  carpenter,  r.  33  Lily  Av 

Hvorslev  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  231  Sixth 

Hyams  Brothers  (Edward  and  William)  Importers, 
mnfrs  and  wholesale  clothiers,  220  Sansome 

Hyams  Edward  (Hyams  Brothers)  r.  931  Post 

Hyams  Frank,  ship  painter,  r.  304  Mason« 

Hyams  George  J.  S.,  manager  Martin's  Clothing 
House,  435  Montgomery,  r.  1619  Turk 

Hj-ams  Solomon,  compositor,  r.  1619  Turk 

Hyams  William  (Hyams  Brothers)  r.  New  York 

Hyatt  Antone,  carpenter   S.  M.  Hills,  r.  1309  Stockton 

Hyatt  Thomas  H.  J.,  shorthand  reporter,  604  Mer- 
chant 

Hyde  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  217  Third 

Hyde,  Ayer  &  Co.  (of  Springfield,  Mass.)  mnfrs 
patented  articles,  D.  B.  Hyde  agent,  324J^  Mont- 
gomery 

Hyde  Bella,  domestic  530  O'Farrell 

Hyde  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  310  Leavenworth,  r.  327 
Golden  Gate  Av,  rear 

Hyde  Clarence,  salesman,  r.  21b  Stockton 

Hyde  D.  B.,  mntr's  agent,  324J^  Montgomery,  r.  19 
Powell 

Hyde  E.  H.  (E.  H.  Hyde  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Hyde  E.  H.  &  Co.  (E.  H.  Hyde)  commission  mer- 
chants and  .iobbers  fancy  goods,  161  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Hyde  Frederick  A.,  attorney  for  land  claimants, 
623  Commercial,  r.  2225  Pine 

Hyde  George,  real  estate,  office  640  Market,  r.  719 
Geary 

Hyde  Henry  C,  attorney  at  law,  411 J^  California, 
room  15,  r.  San  Rafael 

Hyde  Isaac,  executor  estate  R.  B.  Woodward, 
president  City  RE.  Co.  and  manager  What  Cheer 
House,  529  Sacramento,  r.  Oakland 

Hyde  John,  cook  American  Exchange  Hotel 

Hyde  John,  laborer,  r.  612  Powell 

Hyde  Lawrence,  salesman  K.  Meussdorflfer,  r.  762 
Mission 

Hyde  Marcus  D.,  attorney  for  land  claimants,  623 
Commercial,  r.  Oakland 

Hyde  Margaret,  widow,  r.  646  Folsom 

Hyde  Michael,  sawyer,  r.  923  Howard 

Hyde  Michael,  real  estate,  r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard 

Hyde  Philip,  ironworket,  r.  752  Folsom 

Hyde  Rothwell,  with  Chilion  Beach,  r.  918  Van  Ness 
Av 

Hyde  William,  waiter  Henry  Rolff,  r.  1C21    Buchanan 

Hyde  William  H.,  housemover,  645  Mission,  r.  1837 
Mi-ssiou 

Hyde  William  H.  Jr.,  with  D.  M.  Osborne  &  Co.,  r. 
1837  Mission 

HydeliffM.  James,  r.  1411  Devisadero 

Hyden  William,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Hydraulic  Gravel-Elevating  Mining  Co.,  Charles  V. 
Manner  secretary,  51  Fremont 

Hyer  Henrietta  Mrs.,  r.  14V  Third 

Hyer  John,  waiter  Kuss  House,  r.  614  Bush 

Hyerman  Jerome,  plumber,  r.  SW  cor  Valencia  and 
Hill 

Hylaud  Ann,  widow,  r.  669  Harrison 

Uylaud  Bernard,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  1432 
Jackson 

H.vland  David,  laborer,  r.  68  Minna 

Hylatd  Frank,  harnesscleaner,  r.  775  Market 


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Hurley  James,  laborer,  r.  315  Fifth 

Hurley  James,  laborer,  r.  1323  Minna 

Hurley  Jennie  M.   A.  Miss,  principal   Spring  Valley 
Primary  School,  r.  1910  Pacific  Av 

Hurley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  11  De  Boom 

Hurley  Jeremiah,  rigger,  r.  HI «  b*"-'-  — 

Hurley  Jc' 

Hurley  Jc 

Hurley  Jc 
South 

Hurley  Jo 

Hiu-ley  Jo 

Hurley  Jo 

Hurle3'  Jo 

Hurley  Jo 

Hurley  Jol 

Hurley  Jol 

Hurley  Jol ■-..guci, 

B.  H. 

Hurley  John,  shoe  cutter,  r.  224  Eighth 

Hurlej'  John,  tanner,  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet   M  and  P, 
South  S.  F. 

Hurley  John,  upholsterer,  r.  2757  Mission 

Hurley  John  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  321  Clementina 

Hurley  John  P.,  miller,  r.  NE  cor  Valencia  and  Her- 
mann 

Hurley  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  20  Clara 

Hurley  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  139  Fourth 

Hurley  Maggie  A.  G.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 

Hurley  Mamie  E.  Miss,   assistant  Washington  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 

Hurley  Mark,  laborer,  r.  417  Natoma 

Hurley  Mary,  widow,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 

Hurley  Mary,  widow,  r.  1916  Pacific  Av 

Hurley  Mary,  domestic  Basmus  Kasmussen 

Hurley  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress  Occidental  Hotel 

Hurley  M.  E.  Miss,  r.  614  Grove 

Hurley  Mercy  Q.   Mrs.,   ladies'     nurse,  r.  2  Torreus 
Court 

Hurley  Michael,  r.  208  Fourth,  rear 

Hurley  Michael,  honsemover,  r.  1319  Minna 

Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  406  Tehama 

Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  417  Natoma 

Hurley  Michael,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Hurley  Michael,  laborer  S.   F.   Gas  Light  Co.,  r.   126 
Gilbert 

Hurley  Michael  G.,  blacksmith,  r.  208  Fourth,  rear 

Hurley  Michael  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  N  s  Humboldt,  bet 
Kansas  and  Vermont 

Hurley  P..  laborer  P.  M.  SS  Co'b  Wharf 

Hurley   Patrick,   driver  Omnibus  RU.,  r.  209  Tehama 

Hurley  Patrick,   engineer  California  St.   RR.,  r.  34 
Austin 

Hurley  Patrick,  groceries  and   liquors,  NE  cor  Yolo 
and  Nebraska 

Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  48  Louisa 

Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  514  Webster 

Hurley  Patrick  H..  compositor  S.  F.  Journal  of  Com- 
merce, r.  811  Mission 

Hurley  Patrick  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  224  Eighth 

Hurley  Philip,  glue  cutler,  r.  1319  Minna 

Hurley  Thomas,  hostler  Market  St.  RB.,  r.  104  First 
Av    ■ 

Hurley  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  1302  Jackson 

Hurley  William,  boilermaker,  r.  428  Tehama 

Hurley  William,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 

Hurney  John  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  17  Haight 

Hurney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  8  Clara 

Hurrell  William   H.,  proptr  Hurrell's  Haywards  Ex- 
press, 106  Davis,  r.  Haywards 

Hurson  Edward,  hostler,  r.  220 )4  O'Farrell 

Hurson   John,   lauudryman,  r.  N  s  Moulton,  bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 

Hurst  Alfred  F.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS  City  of  New  York 
Hurst   Daniel    (Hurst  &   Dore)    r.  213   Sixteenth,  bet 
Howard  and  Mission 

Hurst  E.  T.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS  Colima 

Hurst  James,  ll«evy  stable,  1123    Mission,  r.  108  Sev- 
enth 
Hurst  James,  oysterman,  r.  foot  Leavenworth 
Hurst  W.  J.,  yardman  Palace  Hotel 
Hurst  &  Dor-'   (Daniel   Hurst  and  Edward  R.   Dore) 
upholstering   i>nd   furniture,  231    Sixteenth,  bet 
Howard  and  Mission 
iK^Hurst.     See  Hearst. 
Hurt  James,  carpenter,  r.  1C2  First 
Hurtadolgnacio,  job  printer,  r.  529  Vallejo 
Hurtz  Alexander,  butcher,  r.  869  Market 
Hurtzig  F.  W.  N.  (Hurtzig  &  Schultze)  r.  3  Everett 


Hnrtzig-  &  Sclinltze    (F.  W.  N.   Hurtzig  and  P. 

Schultze)  apothecaries,  140  Third,  cor  Everett 
Husband  Robert,  superintendent  Oregon  Imp.  Co.,  r. 

1008  Twenty-first 
Husbv  R    >^ "^     ■' 


.^uiuauuiJrui  and  Compres- 
sor Co.,  r.  466  Minna,  rear 
IIas.sey   Albion   C,    carpenter  and    builder,  618 

California,   r.   117   Columbia,   bet  Guerrero    and 

Dolores 
Hussey  Andrew,  stockbroker,  r.  231  Second 
Hussey  Charles  E.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  308  Clementina 
Hussey  Edward,  molder,  r.  117  Bryant  Av 
Hus.-ey  Frank  W.  (Hayes  &  Co.)  r.  326  Green 
Hussey  George  V.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1700  Lar- 

kin 
Hussey   G.  H.,  steward   Clipper    Restaurant,  r.  1125 

Filbert 
Hussey  Henry,  machinist,  r.  f4  First 
Hussey  Henry  J.,  spoon  oarmaker,  1020  Twentieth 
Hussey  H.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  124  Bartlett 
Hussey  Horace  P.  (H.  P.  Hussey  &  Co.)  r.  1222  Pine 
Hussey  H.  P.  Hi  Co.  (Horace  P.  Hussey)  importers 

and  commission  merchants,  308  California 
Hussey  James  H.,  bartender,  r.  1621  Powell 
Hussey  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  212  Broadway 
Hussey  Joseph,  real  estate,  r.  326  Green 
Huss(^y  Joseph  W.,  mining,  318   Pine,  r.  The  Trues- 

dell 
Hussey  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  242  Perry 
Hussey  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  915  Turk 
Hussey  Margaret  Miss,  vestmaker,  r.  179  Minna 
Hussey  Mary,  domestic  1802  Ellis 
Hussey  Maurice,  packer,  r.  1232  Lombard 
Hussey  Michael,  machinist,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Hussey  Michael  H.,  liquor  saloon,  536  Pine,r.  4  Selina 

PI 
Hussey  Patrick  J.,  policeman,  r.  1621  Powell 
HuBsey  Sarah  D.  Mrs.,  upholsteress  Cal.  Furniture 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  11  Hampton  PI 
Hussey  Simeon  A.  (Hayes  .S  Co.)  r.  326  Green 
Hussey  Uldric  J.,  stock  broker,  r.  NW  cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty-third 
Hussey  William,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

915  Eddy 
Hussey  William  H.  H.,  assistant  Impost  bookkeeper 

Custom  House,  r.  Oakland 
Hassoii   Paul,   wholesale   sheep   butcher,  NE  cor 

Fifth   and  Railroad  Avs.  South   S.  F.,  office  535 

Clay,  r.  841  Howard 
HuBson  Urbain,  r.  919  Clay 
Husted  Alanson,  collector,  14  Stevenson  Bldg,  r.  1239 

Mission 
Hasted  Frederick.  M.,  attorney  at  law,  420  Mont- 
gomery, room  21-22,  r.  Berkeley 
Husted  G.  Montgomery,  carpenter,  r.  1912  EUie 
Husted  Mary,  widow,  r.  914  Laguna 
lt?"Husled.     See  Huested 
Hustedt  Frederick,  cooper,  r.  2012  Folsom 
Hustedt  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  20  Frederick 
Hustedt  John,  clerk,  r.  1127  Kearny 
Husterman  August,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Hutaff  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,   341  Eddy,  r.  339 

Eddy 
Hutaff  Henry  W..  liquor  saloon,  SE   cor  SauBome  and 

Washington,  r.  1507  Post 
Huichings  Frank  E.,  seaman,  r.  230  Minna 
HutcLings  Frank  J.,  salesman   H.   Heynemann  &  Co., 

r.  Abbotsford  House 
Hutchiugs  James  H.,  barber,  448  Calif ornia 
Hutchings  James  M.,  armorer  National   Guard,  r.  318 

Post 
Hutchings  J.  Blake,  clerk  I.  E.  Thayer,  r.  633  Sutter 
Hutchiugs  John,  longshoreman,  r.  908  Sansome 
Hutchings  Reuben  F.,  shipcarpenter,  r.928  Twentieth 
Hutchiugs  William  C,  miner,  r.  109  Montgomery 
Hutchlus  Ada,  widow,  editor  and  proptr  The  Reporter, 

r.  98  St.  Ann's  Bldg 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


LACE  CURTAINS,  BLANKETS  and  FLANNELS 
A  SPECIALTY.       Office..33  Geary  St. 


!     MArnnNnilPU    Cumberland,   lehigh   ani>  English   foundry  cokb, 

J).      IflnUUUIlUUUn,  41    MarUnt  Street,    corner  Snear. 


41  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


HUT 


623 


HYL 


HntcbiDs  Charles,  money  order  clerk  Post  OflBce,  r. 
2007  Webster 

Hutchius  Chauncey  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  ofi&ce 
and  r.  236  Taylor 

Hutchins  Edward  P.,  mining  expert,  330  Pine,  rooms 
20-21,  r.  731  Pine 

Hutchins  Francis  H.,  machinist,  r.  2  Farren  Av 

Hutchins  James  M.,  dentist,  S  Mason 

Hutchins  Lemuel  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Twenty-fourth  and  Bryant 

Hutchins  May  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  98  St.  Ann's 
Bldg 

Hutchinson  Andrew,  boot  and  shoemaker, 114  Seventh 

Hutchinson  Beatrice  Miss,  r.  48  Tehama 

Hutchinson  Champion  I.  (Hutchinson  &  Mann)  r.  922 
Van  Ness  Av 

Hutchinson  Charles  A.,  clerk  Calvert  Meade,  r.  1237 
Stockton 

Hutchinson  Charles  E.,  clerk  John  Hutchinson,  r.  545 
Seventeenth 

Hutchinson  Christopher  J.,  carpenter,  t.  18  First 

Hutchinson  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.) 
Butler  Burris  secretary,  2  Nevada. Block 

Hutchinson  Constance  Miss,  r.  48  Tehama 

Hutchinson  Daniel,  milkman,  r.  SE  cor  Filbert  and 
Pierce 

Hutchinson  David,  bookkeeper,  r.  2  Lysett  PI 

Hutchinson  Edward,  clerk,  r.  1910  Howard 

HutcUinson  Ely  I.,  attorney  at  law,  504  Kearny, 
r.  922  Van  Ness  Av 

Hutchinson  FredericU  W.,  stockbroker,  322 
Pine,  r.  1618  Bush 

Hutchinson  Gardiner  S.  (Morison,  Hutchinson  A:  Co.) 
r.  New  York  City 

Hutchinson  Hayward  M.  (Hutchinson,  Kohl,  Philip- 
peus  &  Co.)  r.  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hutchinson  Henry  L.  (Fairbanks  &  Hutchinson)  r. 
Oakland 

Hutchinson  Hiram  T.,  r.  303  Eddy 

Hutchinson  James  S.,  cashier  Sather  &  Co.,  r.  1910 
Howard 

Hutchinson  Jane  Mrs.',  r.  16  Ritch 

Hutchinson  John,  stockbroker,  5  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, r.  545  Seventeenth 

Hutchinson  John  J.,  collector  Morning  Call,  r.  1523 
Leavenworth 

Hutchinson  Joseph,  r.  16  Ritch 

Hutchinson  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  520  Montgomery, 
r.  1910  Howard 

Hutchinson  Joseph  W.,  machinist  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r. 
365  Minna 

Hutchinson  Kate  Miss,  secretary  San  Francisco  Ho- 
moeopathic Hospital,  r.  1910  Howard 

Hutchinson,  KoliI,  Philippeus  <Sf  Co.  (Hay- 
ward  M.  Hutchinson,  William  Kohl,  Alexander 
Philippeus,  John  F.  Miller,  Louis  Sloss,  Lewis 
Gerstle,  Mrs.  Louisa  Greenewald,  Mark  Leving- 
ston,  Gustave  Niebaum  and  August  Wasserman) 
shipping  merchants  and  wholesale  fur  dealers, 
310  Sansome 

Hutchinson  Leroy  T.,  foreman  Charles  Sutton  Jr.  & 
Co.,  r.  2511  Mission 

Hutchinson  Michael,  laborer,  r.  79  Stevenson,  rear 

Hutchinson  Michael,  laborer  Calvary  Cemetery 

Hutchinson  Myron,  office  212  California,  r.  Oakland 

Hutchinson  N.  W.  Mrs.,  artist,  724J4  Market 

Hutchinson  Patrick,  machinehand  Enterprise  Mills, 
r.  Oakland 

Hutchinson  Richard;  pressman  A.  Waldstein,  r.  812 
Vallejo 

Hutchinson  Richard,  produce  commission  merchant, 
126  Clay,  r.  1103  Motttgomery 

Hutchinson  Samuel,  broker,  r.  314  Bush 

Hutchinson  Stephen,  with  D.  M.  H^smer  &  Co.,  r. 
314  Bush 

Hutchinson  T.  R.,  salesman  W.  k  I.  Steinhart  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Hutchinson  William,  r.  716  Stockton 

Hutchinson  WilHam,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  19  Oak 

Hutchinson  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Hutchinson  William  H.  (Ross  &  Hutchinson)  r.  926 
Mission 

Hutchinson  &  Mann  (Champion  I.  Hutchinson 
and  Henry  R.  Manu)  insuran<e  agents  and  com- 
mission merchants,  322-324  California  and  302-304 
Sansome 

Huth  Balthazar,  cook  Edward  J.  Schuur,  r.  819  Filbert 

Hutli  Bertha  Miss,  r.  15  Varennes 

Huth  Charles,  bartender,  r.  SE  cor  Powell  and  Union 

Huth  Mary  Miss,  r.  l.'i  Varennea 


Hutin  Francois,  laundryman,  r.  37  Louisa,  rear 
Hutson  John  F.,    driver    Hutson    &    Lander,    r.    12 

Page 
Hutson  Nathaniel  (Hutson  &  Lander)  r.  12  Page 
Hutson   &   Lander  (Nathaniel   Hutson   and  Louis  Q. 

Lander)   contractors   quartermaster's  dept   U.  S. 

A.,  and  draymen,  office  SE  cor  New  Montgomery 

and  Jessie 
Hutter  John  P.,  liquor  saloon,  130  Fourth 
Huttmeyer  Henry,  brewer,  r.  1017  Batt.ry 
Hutton  Frank  W.,  compositor  Barry,  Baird  &  Co.,  r. 

920  Seventeenth 
Hutton   Harry  W.,  student   Hastings  Law  College,  r. 

920  Seventeenth 
Hutton  Henry,  coalpasser  P.  C.  SS  Orizaba,  r.  SW  cor 

Sixth  and  Townsend 
Hutton  James  H.,  corporal  police,  r.  1239  Mission 
Hutton  John,  machinist,  r.  920  Seventeenth 
Hutton  John,  salesman   R.  P.  Tenney,  r.  NE  cor  La- 

guna  and  McAllister 
Hutton  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hrttel 
Hutton   Samuel,  porter  R.  P.  Tenney,  r.  NE  cor  La- 

giina  and  McAllister 
Huwe  William,  carpenter,  r.  33  Lily  Av 
Hvorslev  Peter,  boots  and  shoes.  231  Sixth 
Hyams  Brothers  (Edward   and   William)    Importers, 

mnfrs  and  wholesale  clothiers,  220  Sansome 
Hyams  Edward  (Hyams  Brothers)  r.  931  Post 
Hyams  Frank,  ship  painter,  r.  304  Mason, 
Hyams   George    J.    S.,    manager    Martin's    Clothing 

House,  435  Montgomery,  r.  1619  Turk 
Hyams  Solomon,  compositor,  r.  1619  Turk 
Hyams  William  (Hyams  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Hyatt  Antoue,  carpenter   S.  M.  Hills,  r.  1309  Stockton 
Hyatt   Thomas  H.  J.,   shorthand  reporter,   604   Mer- 
chant 
Hyde  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  217  Third 
Hyde,    Ayer   &    Co.    (of   Springfield,    Mass.)    mnfrs 

patented  articles,  D.  B.  Hyde   agent,  324J^  Mont- 
gomery 
Hyde  Bella,  domestic  530  O'Farrell 
Hyde  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  310  Leavenworth,  r.  327 

Golden  Gate  Av,  rear 
Hyde  Clarence,  salesman,  r.  218  Stockton 
Hyde  D.  B.,   mnfr's  agent,   324}$    Montgomery,   r.  19 

Powell 
Hyde  E.  H.  (E.  H.  Hyde  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Hyde  E.  H.   &   Co.    (E.   H.   Hyde)    commission   mer- 
chants and  .jobbers   fancy  goods,  161  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Hyde  Frederick;  A.,  attorney  for  land  claimants, 

623  Commercial,  r.  2225  Pine 
Hyde   George,  real   estate,   office   640  Market,  r.  719 

Geary 
Hyde  Henry  C,  attorney  at  law,  411 J^  California, 

room  15,  r.  San  Rafael 
Hyde    Isaac,    executor    estate    R.    B.    Woodward, 

president  City  RR.  Co.  and  manager  What  Cheer 

House,  529  Sacramento,  r.  Oakland 
Hyde  John,  cook  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Hyde  John,  laborer,  r.  612  Powell 
Hyde   Lawrence,   salesman  K.    Meussdorffer,   r.   762 

Mission 
Hyde   Marcus   D.,   attorney  for   land   claimants,  623 

Commercial,  r.  Oakland 
Hyde  Margaret,  widow,  r.  646  Folsom 
Hyde  Michael,  sawyer,  r.  923  Howard 
Hyde  Michael,  real  estate,  r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard 
Hyde  Philixj,  ironworkeV,  r.  762  Folsom 
Hyde  Rothwell,  with   Chllion   Beach,  r.  918  Van  Ness 

Av 
Hyde  William,  waiter  Henry  Rolff,  r.  1621    Buchanan 
Hyde  William   H.,   housemover,  645  Mission,  r.  1837 

Mis.sion 
Hyde  William  H.   Jr.,  with  D.   M.   Osborne  &  Co.,  r. 

1837  iMission 
Hydelifl'M.  James,  r.  1411  Devisadero 
Hyden  William,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Hydraulic   Gravel-Elevating  Mining   Co.,  Charles  V. 

Manner  si-crelari',  51  Fremont 
Hyer  Henrietta  Mrs.,  r.  14*?  Third 
Hyer  John,  waiter  Rnss  House,  r.  614  Bush 
Hvernian  Jerome,  plumber,   r.   SW  cor  Valencia  and 

Hill 
Hylauil  Ann,  widow,  r.  669  Harrison 
llyland  Bernard,  driver  N.   B.   and   M.   RB.,  r.  1432 

Jackson 
Hyland  David,  laborer,  r.  68  Minna 
Hylacd  Frank,  harnesscleaner,  r.  775  Market 


WALNUT,  MAPLE,  CHERRY 


JOHN  WICMORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  SpearSt  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


HYL 


524 


IMM 


Hyland  George,  laborer,   r.  S  b  Twenty-firgt,  nr  Eu- 
reka 
Hylaud  Henry  J. ,  real  estate,  r.  Coso  Av,  nr  Aztec, 

B.  H. 
Hyland  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Hylaud  James,  hostler,  r.  1125  Howard 
Hyland  James,  sailmaker,  r.  140  Fourth 
Hyland  James  J.,  brass  finisher,  r.  669  Harrison 
Hylaud  John,  shoemaker,  r.  328 >^  Third 
Hyland  Josei^h  B.,  mut'r  trunks   and  valises,  NW  cor 

Sutter  aud  Montgomery,  r.  65i  Mission 
Hyland  Joseph  J.,  trunkmaker  Joseph  B.  Hyland,  r. 

654  Mission 
Hyland  Michael,  horseshoer,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Hylaud  Patrick,  shoeuiaker,  r.  328  Ttird 
Hylaud  William,  laborer,  r.  316  Beale,  rear 
Hyland  William,  melter  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r.  43 

Clementina 
Hyman  Aaron,  locksmith,  r.  H25  Post 
Hyman  Abraham,  r.  19  Harriet 
Hyman  Albert  I.,  salesman   Abraham  Levingston,  r. 

533  Sacramento 
Hj-maii  Brotliers  (Hyman   W.,  Henry  W.,  Mich- 
ael, Morris  aud  Joseph)  wholesale  groceries,  216- 
218  California 
Hyman  Deborah  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Larkin  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  507  Post 
Hyman  Frank,  musician,  r.  606  Broadway 
Hyman  Hen^y  W.  (Hyman  Brothers)  r.  1220  Geary 
Hyman  Hyman  W.  (Hyman  Brothers)  r.  905  Market 
Hymau  Isaac  (M.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  42  Jackson 
Hyman  Isaac,  salesman  M.  Hyman  &  Co.,  518  Market 
Hyman  Isidor,  r.  2939  Mission 

Hyman  Jacob  (Lipmau  &  Hymau)  r.  1411  Sacramento 
Hymau  James,  painter,  r.  225  Fourth 
Hymau  Joseph  (Hyman  Brothers)  r.  Honolulu,  H.  I. 
Hymau  Joseph,  barber,  703  Mission,  r.  19  Harriet 
Hyman  Julius,  glazier,  r.  139  Shipley 
Hyman  Lena,  widow,  r.  730  McAllister 
Hymau  Leon,  barber,  2  Sixth,  r.  444  Jessie 
Hyman  M.  &  Co.  (Moses  Hyman,  Samuel   Stiner  and 
Abraham  Goodkiud)  importers  and  mnfrs  boys' 
clothing,  518  Market  and  19  Sutter 
Hyman  Maurice,  furniture  and  bedding,  606  Broad- 
way 
Hyman  Michael  (Hyman  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Hyman  Morris  (Hyman  Brothers)  r.  Honolulu,  H.I. 
Hymau  Moses,  r.  410  Folsom 

Hyman  Moses  (M.  Hymau  &  Co.)  r.  906  O'Farrell 
j  Hyman  Moses,  watchmaker,  r.  558  Stevenson 
Hyman  Nathan,  barber  Sand  Bros.,  r.  606  Broadway 
Hyman  Nathan  J.,  .jewelry  and  faocy  goods,  307  Kear- 
ny, r.  617  Jones 
Hyman  Presley  C,  speculator,  r.  2096  Market 
Hymau  Rebecca  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  730  McAllister 
Hyman  Wolf,  pawnbroker,   16  Kearuy,  r.   608  Frank- 
lin 
8^"  Hymau.     See  Heimau  aud  Heyman 
Hymes  Charles,  clerk,  r.  304  Third 
Hynard  Aloiizo  P.,  livery  stable,  NW  cor  Potter 

and  West  Mission,  r.  25  Potter 
Hynes  Andrew,  painter  Noble  Bros.,  r.  1100  Powell 
Hynes  Andrew  P.,  tinsmith,  r.  Parker  Av,  nr  Califor- 
nia Av,  B.  H. 
Hynes  Andrew  W.,  clerk  Continental  Oil  and  Trans. 

Co.,  r.9.32  Pacific 
Hynes  David,  blacksmith  John  McCIellan.r.  17  Alaska 
Hynes  Ellen,  widow,  r.  lu  Langton,  rear 
Hynes  Ellen,  widow,  r.  447)^  Natoma 
Hynes  James,  shoemaker,  r.  3  Bryaut  Av 
Hynes  John,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  California  Av,  nr  Thir- 
tieth, B.  H. 
Hynes  John,  laborer,  r.  19  Guerrero 
Hynes  John,  woolscourer,  r.  2  Sherwood  PI 
Hynes  Martha,  widow,  r.  932  Pacific 
Hynes  Michael  (Granfleld  &  Hynes)  r.  1040  Howard 
Hynes  Michael,  maltster  Empire  Brewery,  r.  134 Fran- 
cisco 
HyueH  Michael  J.,  collector  City  of  Paris,  r.  19  Guer- 
rero 
Hynes  Thomas  J.,  shoecutter,  r.  318  Octavia 
Hynes  William,  deputy  License  Collector,  r.  1605  How- 
ard 
Hynes  William  H.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  cor  Sixteenth  Av 

and  P,  South  S.  F. 
O^Hynes.    See  Heins,  Heinz,  Hinds  and  Hines 
Hyslop  John,  wati'hman  Merchants'  Exchange  Assn, 

r.  44  Merchants'  Exchange 
Hyve  Charles  A.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  5 
Market 


Iaccheri  Garibaldi  (Particelli  &  laccheri)  r.  567  Stev- 
enson 
Ibbach  Adolph,  bookkeeper,  r.  1408  Mission 
Ibbotson   Joseph   J.,  clerk    2-3  Nevada  Block,  r.  44 

Third 
Ibler  Philip  H..  cutter  Bullock  &  Jones,  r.  2221  Pacific 

Av 
Iburg  Willia^Q  M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  5  Belden,  r. 

S  s  Germania,  nr  Fillmore 
Ichi  Ban,  Japanese  goods,  22  Geary 
Ickelheimer  Henry,  clerk,  r.  917  Larkin 
Ickelheimer  Herman,  painter,  r.  917  Larkin 
Ickelheimer  Samuel,  plumber,  r.  917  Larkin 
Ida  Gold  aud  Silver  Mining  Co.(Bodie)  Calvert  Meade 

secretar.v,  324  Pine,  room  8 
Ida  Mill  aud  Mining   Co.,   B.   F.   Dahl  secretary,   18 

Stevenson  Building 
Ide  Abbott  L.,  chemist,  laboratory  81  Fourth 
Ide  John,  trunkmaker,  r.  81  Fourth 
Ide  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  81  Fourth 
Idemau  Henry,  baker,  r.  416  Minna 
Iden  John  F.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  A.  W.   Fink,  r.  Branch 

House 
Iden  Thomas,  salesman,  r.  424  Sansome 
Idinger  Edward,  tailor,  2239  Mission 
Idyelotte  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  502  Mason 
Idyelotte  Meta  Miss,  actress  Winter   Garden,    r.  502 

Mason 
Iglauer  Joseph,  r.  iGl^  Kearny 

Iglauer  Sigmund,ca8hierM.  Herman,  r.  263^  Kearny 
Iglehart  T.  N.,  dentist,  r.  1045  Mission 
Iglesia  de  Nuestra  Senora  de  Guadaloupe,  Rev.  Andres 

Garriga  jiastor,  906  Broadway 
Igo  Catherine,  widow,  r.  Presidio  Reservation,  nrBar- 

racks 
Igo  James,  hackman,  r.  337  Jessie 
Igo  James,  milk  ranch,  r.  S  s  California  Av,  nr  Figaro, 

B.  H. 
Igo  John,  fireman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla,  r.  62 

First 
Igo  Mary,  widow,  r.  207  Minna 
Igo  Nellie  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  207  Minna 
Igo  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  128  McClellan 
Igstaedter  Bernard,  cigars,  r.  1G06  California 
Ijams  William  E.  Rev.,  pastor   Green   St.  Congrega- 
tional Church,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
Iken  Frederick,  commission  merchant,  506  Battery,  r. 

Alameda 
Her  H.  B.,  bedmaker,  537  Sacramento 
Her  William,  bedmaker,  537  Sacramento 
lies  Anthony,  coachman  317  Fulton 
Illldge  Georue  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.433  Jessie 
Illsen  C.  Louis,  cutter  A.  B.  Elfelt  i:  Co.,  r.  201  Leav- 
enworth 
Illustrated  Card  Co.,  W.  M.  Pearsall  agent,  5  Post 
lis  John  G.,  mnfr  ranges,  and  proptr  Jackson  Foun- 
dry, 814-816  Kearny,  r.  531  Jackson 
Use  W.  A.,  assiiyer  Selby   Smelting  and  Lead   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Imbert  Ferdinand  (Borel  &  Co.)  r.  308  Sutter 
Imbrie  Augustus  C,  district  engineer  S.   F.   F.  D., 

ofiice  Engine  House  No.  3,  r.  1303  California 
Imedra  G.,  fisherman,  r.  9  Vallejo 
Imes.Benjamin,  whitener,  r.  605  Broadway 
Imgarteu  William,  maltster,  r.  28  Nevada 
Imhaus  Emilc  J.  (Imhaus  k.  Triebel)  r.  114  Hayes 
Imhaus  Louis  A.,  salesman  The  J.  M.  Brunswick  & 

Balke  Co.,  r.  18  Hill 
Iuiliaa.>i  &  Triebel  (Emile  J.  Imhsus  and  Louis 

Triebel)  hardware,  403  Hayes 
Imhoff  Alexander,  tanner,  r.  467  Clementina 
Imhott"  Antoiue,  dairyman,  1409  Folsom,  r.  6  Sheridan 
Imhofl'  Joseph,  milkman,  r.  6  Sheridan 
Imhofif  Peter,  milker  John  Hartmap,  Ocean    House 

Road,  nr  Seventeenth 
Imhott'  Samuel  G.,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  986  Fol- 
som, r.  467  Clementina 
Imhorst  Ferdinand,  pianomaker,  r.  South  Park  House 
Immel  August,  woodcarver,  r.  733  Hayes 
Immel  August  J.  B.,  porter  James  H.  Cutter  &  Co.,  r. 

1647  Mission 
Immel  Henry,  clerk  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  733  Hayes 
Immel  Jane  Mrs.,  stationery,  1647  Mission 
Imiuiju'rution     Association     of   California, 
Arthur  R.  Briggs  president,  A.  W.  Preston  secre 
tary,  10  California 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Bravermnii  «&  Lievy 

119    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WANIIIKO    I'.tl.l.FD   FOR   ANO   DET.IVKRKD. 

OFFICK,   64»   9IARKF/r  STRKET. 


IMM 


525 


INT 


Immigration  Comwisgioner  State,  Cbarlea  D.  Bunker', 
508  Battery 

IMPERIAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO„«r  ..on. 

(Ion)  AV'illiiiin  Liuiie  Booker  ii<;eiit,  Rob- 
ert Dickson  inuiiager,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  California 

Imperial  Gallery,  Mrs.  Emma  Viiughau  proptr,  724  J<i 

M.irket; 
Imperial  Silicate  Paint,  Burt  &  Bentley  manu- 
facturers sole  agents.  Union  Block,  206  Market 
Improved   Machinery   Co.,   W.  K.  Quiuan   president, 

F.  W.  Ludovici  secretary,  202  Busli 
Improved  Order  of  Red   Men,  Horatio  S.  Winn  secre- 
tary, hall  320  Post,  office  122  Geary 
Imsoud  Joseph,   dairyman,  r.  W  s  Church,   nr  Thir- 
tieth 
Ince  Annette  Miss,  teacher  elocution,  r.  2436  Califor- 
nia 
Ince  Conrad  J.,  salesnjan  Dutton  &  Partridge,  r.  11^4 

MeAlli.ster 
Ince  Matthew  N.,  merchant,  r.  1134  McAllister 
Incell  Ada  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  701  Post 
Incell  Harry  W.,  clerk  Jacobs  &  Easton,  r.  701  Post 
luckster  Robert,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Ind  Thomas,  shipjoiuer,  r.  1201  Steiuer 
Indart  Frank  C,  r.  812  Kearny 
Independence  Mining  Co.  (Elko  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  M.  Hall 

secretary,  -^27  Pine,  room  20 
Independent  German  Congregation  of   San  Francisco, 
Frederick  Schuenemanu-Pott   speaker,  310  O'Far- 
rell 
Independent  Order  B'nai  B'rith,  hall  S  s  Eddy,  bet 

Masou  and  Taylor 
Independent   Order   Cliosen  Friends,  M.  C. 

Conroy  grand  secretary,  office  204  Sutter 
Independent  Order  Odd  Fellows,  hall  323-327 

Montgomery 
Indepeudtnt  Order  Red  Men,  hall  510  Bush 
Independent  Rifles,  armory  old  Turn  Verein  Hall 
Inderbitzen  Joseph,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Indergand  Albin,  milker  Hahu  &  Keller,  r.   NE  cor 

Grove  and  Lott 
Indergand  John,  milker,  r.  NW  cor  Cortland  Av  and 

San  Brnuo  Road 
India  Rice  Mills,  William  M.  Greenwood  proptr,  105- 

107  Fremont 
Indian  Spring  Drift  Mining  Co.,  office   328  Montgom- 
ery, room  20 
Indianapolis     Cliair     Manufacturing    Co. 
(Frederick  Rentschler,  Charles  Wollpert,  and  Ja- 
cob Schwerdt)  l.)0-164  New   Montgomery  and  135 
Natoma 
Indig  I.,  portrait  artist,  studio  and  r.  8  Turk 
Indig  Leo,  cigarmaker  Sam.  Lewis  &  Co.,  24  Califor- 
nia 
Indig  Louis,  milkman,  r.  3030  Mission 
Indorf  Carile  Miss,  nurse,  21()  Eddy 
Indorf  Frederick,  teamster,  r.  44  Ivj'  Av 
Industrial  ExUibitions   of    tlie  Meelianics' 
Institute,  James  H.  Culver  secretary,  office  27 
Post 
Industrial  Iron  Works,  McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co.,  prop- 

trs.  229-235  Beah- 
Industrial   Sckool,   John  F.  McLaughlin   super- 
intendent, W  6  Old  San  Jose  Road,  5  miles  from 
City  Hall 
Infants'  Shelter,  Mrs.  Joseph  Spear  president,  512 

Minna 
Ing.\ndrewD.,  leather  dealer,  515  Front,  r.  730  Capp 
In;,'  Lilian  Miss,  r.  730  Capp 

Ingalls ,  widow,  r.  210  Hermann 

Ingalls  James  M.,  captain  first  Artillery  U.  S.  A.,  com- 
manding Battery  A,  Alcatraz  Island 
ingalls  .John  N. ,  captain  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  028  Hayes 
Ingalsbe  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1308  Steiner 
Ingal.^be  Mary  E.  Miss,  designer  Eleanor  P.  Gibbons, 

r.  XW  <:or  Taylor  ami  Broadway  , 

Ingaman.sen  Peter, captain  schr  Emma  Louisa, r.  Napa 
Ingargcra  Gustav,  painter,  r.  1G3  Ninth 
Ingarten  Henry,  baker,  r.  418  O'Farrell 
Ingegueri  Sebastiano,  house  painter,  r.  42G  Vallejo 
Ingell  Benjamin  A.,  foreman  Buckingham  &  Hecht.r. 

123  Page 
Ingell  Jonathan  T.,  shoemaker,  r.  1  Polk 
Ingels  John,  agent,  office  20   Montgomery ,r.   204   Sut- 
ter 
Ingenlath  Robert,  tinsmith,  r.  8(i3  Mission 
Ingermanu  Irving,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 
1923  Bush 


lugersoll  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Arizona)    Calvert 

Meade  secretary,  324  Pine,  room  8 
IngersoU  Frank  A.,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.   226  Stockton 
Ingersoll    Gaylord    B.,    collector    Anglo-Californian 

Bank,  r.  2007  Leavenworth 
Ingersoll   George   S. ,    storage   and   commission, 
1101  Battery,  r.  Alameda 

Ingersoll  Polly,  widow,  r.  2914  Bush 

Ingersoll   Rock  Drill,  George  R.  Foard  agent,  18 
First 

Ingeison  Frederick  S.,  clerk  B.  F.  Sawyer  &  Co.,  r. 
323  Geary 

lugerson  H.  H.  (Ingerson  &  Boerlcke) office  and  r.  323 
Geary 

Ingerson  &Boericke(H.  H.  Ingerson andWilliam 
Boericke)  homaopatbic  physicians,  323  Geary 

Ingerstrom  F.  Mrs.,  carpetsewer  Alexander  Mackay,r. 
Taylor  PI 

Ingham  Richard,  cooper,  r.  E  s  Sherman,  bet  Seven- 
teenth and  Eighteenth 

Ingler  Charles  L.,  carpenter,  r.  451  Bryant 

luglewood  House,  Frank  West  proptr,  126  Fifth 

Infills  Benjamin  W.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.  514  O'Farrell 

Inglis  John,  laborer,  r.  814  Geary 

Inglis  John  S.,  agent  Blue  Line  (fast  freight)  office  22 
Montgomery,  r.  204  Sutter 

Ingoldsby  Frank  S.,  r.  108  Ellis 

Ingraham  Clinton  S.,  rollturner  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 
E  s  Tennessee,  bet  Butte  and  Solano 

Ingraham  Gilbert  K.,  porter  Carolan,  Cory  &  Co.,  r. 
503  Twenty-ninth 

Ingraham  Isaac  T.,  blockmaker  J.  H.  Babbitt,  r.  315 
Minna 

Ingraham  James  A.,  salesman  A.  C.  Titoomb  &  Co.,  r. 
127  Kearny 

Ingraham  Richard  B.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co., 
r.  .503  Twenty-ninth 

Ingram  Charles  M.,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells, 
Fargo  i:  Co's  Express,  r.  212G  Howard 

Ingram  Christopher,  teamster,  r.  8  Potter 

Ingram  John  W.,  plumber,  r.  1722  Hyde 

Ingram  Virginia  C.  Mrs.,  assistant  Mission  Primary 
School,  r.  2126  Howard 

Inguglia  Angelo,  salesman  G.  B.  Inguglia,r.  10  Cadell 
Alley 

Inguglia  Giovanni  B. ,  fishdealer,  506-.508  Merchant,r. 
1507  Dupont 

Ingwersen  Henry,  captain-schr  Caroline  Meda,  r.  303^ 
Garden 

Inkala  John,  liquor  saloon,  7  Mission 

Inker  George,  shoemakA,  r.  761  Folsom 

Inksdel  John,  second  mate  schr  Joseph  Russ,  r.  34 
Steuart 

Inman  William  M.,  mnfr  gloves,  31  Third 

Inman  Steamship  Line  (New  York  to  Queenstown  and 
Liverpool)  J.  F.  Fugazi  agent,  5  Montgomery  Av 

Innes  Alexander,  salesman  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

luues  John  C,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR,  r. 
1019  Post 

Innes  William,  waiter,  r.  249  Stevenson 

luselmann  Henry,  fruits,  candies,  etc..  446  Third 

luslee  George  W.,  cigar  mnfr,  r.  400  Geary 

Inspector  Boilers  U.  S.,  office  U.S.  Appraiser's 
Bldg,  first  floor 

Inspector  Gu.s,  Robert  C.  Ames,  office  old  City 
Hall,  third  floor 

Inspector  Hulls  U.  S.,  office  V.  S.  Appraiser's 
Bldg,  first  floor 

Inspector  liigUt  House  Department,  office  77- 
79  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building 

Inspector  Steam  Vessels  V,  S.,  office  U.  S.  Ap- 
praiser's Building,  first  floor 

Insurance  Co.  of  XortU  America  (Phila.) 
Jonathan  Hunt,  Sou  &  Co.  general  agents,  313 
California 

Insurance  Commissioner,  State  of  California,  401  Cali- 
fornia, room  6 

Insurance  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  Butler  Bur- 
ris  secretary,  2  Nevada  Block 

Internal  Revenue  Bonded  Warelionse  (spe- 
cial) First  District,  No.  1,  Bode  it  Danforth,  pro- 
prietors, 1203  Battery 

Internal  Revenue  Collector,  offi<'e  U.  S.  Ap- 
praiser's Bklg,  first  floor,  rooms  2-4-6 

Internal  Revenue  Gangers,  office  U.  S.  Ap- 
praiser's Bldg 

International  Hotel,  Hiram  C.  Patridge  proprie- 
tor, 824-826  Kearny 


U.  W.  CLARK  &  CU.  INTERIOR  'decorators, 


Wholesale  fl\id  Retail  dealers  In  Paiier 
IlanffingTK,  and  all  kinds  of  Window 
Slialu  Jluierials  and  Fixtures. 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES, 


FUliT4>?r  IteON   M'ORKM,  213  Fremont  Street, 

Manufacturers  vt'  Sugav  MiIIn,  Vacnum  PanH,  £t«. 


INT 


526 


ISA 


International  Marine  Insurance  Co.     (limi- 
ted of  Liverpool)    Donaldson  &  Co.   agents,  319 
California 
Inwood  George,  carpenter,  r.  1515  Broadway,  rear 
Inwood  George,  real  ebtate,  r.  1623  Powell,  rear 
Inwood  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  1225  Lombard 
lochner  Max,  proptr  Uncle  Sam's  Nursery,  NE  cor 

Turk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
lone  Coal  and  Iron  Co.   (Amador  Co.,  Cal.)  S.  T. 
Gage  president,  Chail^s  E.  Green  secretary,  office 
NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  42 
lorban  August,  seaman  bktn  Ella,  r.  20  Folsom 
lovovicb  Vladimir,  salesman  L.  Radovich  &  Co.,  r.  1 

Eddy  PI 
Iowa  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  office  411>^  Cali- 
•     fornia,  room  3 
Ipswitih  .John,  oysters  and  restaurant,  89-90  Centre 

Market,  r  411  Mason 
Ira  George,  laborer,  r.  424  Sansome 
Iredale   Alfred  S.   (A.  S.   &   C.    W.    Iredale)    r.   1139 

Guerrero 
Iredale  Alfred  S.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  A.  S.  &  C.   W.   Ire- 
dale, r.  1139  Guerrero 
Iredale  A.  S.  &   C.   W.    (Alfred  S.  and   Charles  W.) 

plumbers,  gasfitters  and  roofers,  862  Mission 
Iredale  Charles  W.   (A.  S.  &  C.  W.   Iredale)    r.  1139 

Guerrero 
Iredell  Emma,  widow,  r.  164  Tehama 
Iredell  Emma  Miss,  actress,  r.  164  Tehama 
Irelan  Eleanor,  widow,  r.  410  Broadway 
Irelan  George   W.,   upholsterer,   132  Fourth,    r.   628 

Shotwell 
Irelan  Sarah,  widow,  r.  628  Shotwell 
Irelan  William,  gasfitter  T.  Day,  r.  629  J^  Howard 
Irelan  William,  ship  carpenter,  r.  1619  M  Post 
Irelan  Williuni  Jr.,  assayer  and  chemist,  47-49 

Merchants'  Exchange,  r.  1619  Post 
Irelan  William  Jr.  Mrs.,  artist  (flower  painter)  studio 

126  Kearny,  room  51,  r.  1619  Post 
Ireland  E.  L.,  barber,  531  Valencia,  r.  529  Valencia 
Ireland  James,   mining    secretary,   216   Sansome,   r. 

East  Oakland 
Ireland  William,  clerk  John  Rao  Hamilton,  r.  East 

Oakland 
Ireland  William,  merchandise   broker,  121  Cali- 
fornia, room  4,  r.  The  Beresford 
Irish-American  Benevolent  Society,  rooms  818  How 

ard 
Irish-American  Hall,  816-818  Howard 
Irish  Confederate  Hall,  751  Market 
Irish  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1611  Stevenson 
Irish  William  W.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  251  Third 
Iron  Cap  Mining  Co.  (Yuma  Co.,  A.  T.)  Calvert  Meade 

secretary,  324  Pine,  room  8 
Iron  Lewis,  vegftableman  J.  Bertz,  r.  625  Pacific 
Iron  Molders"  Union,  Ixora  Hall 
Irons  Albert,  butcher  J.  Y.  Wilspn  &  Co.,  508  Market 
Irons  Amos  A.,  r.  1117  Montgomery 
Iroquois  Gold  Mining  Co.,  The,  Silas  A.  Stone  presi- 
dent, James  C.  La  Due  superintendent,  331  Kear- 
ny, room  2 
Irozque  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  649  Pacific 
Irtion  August,  diamond  setter  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  1316  Pacific 
Irvin  George  C.  photographer,  r.540  Twenty-third 
Irviu  J.  A.,  r.  110  Hyde 
Irvin  James,  r.  432  Natoma 
Irvin  Robert  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1925  Fillmore 
Irvin  William,  laborer,  r.637  Stevenson 
Irvine  Alexander,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r.  Twen- 
ty-fourth, betNoe  and  Castro 
Irvine  Andrew  W.,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

435  Pine 
Irvine  Bertha,  fancy  goods,  162  Ninth 
Irvine  D.,  weaver,  r.619  Bay 
Irvine  Daniel,  shipcarpenter,  r.  182  Stevenson 
Irvine  Frederick,  weaver,  r.  S  s  Bay,  bet   Mason   and 

Taylor 
Irvine  James,  capitalist,  r.  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Elev- 
enth 
Irvine  James,  Ship  Joiners'  Assrt,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Irvine  Robert,  stockbroker,  r.  2.505  Sutter 
Irvine  William  (Irvine  &  Le  Breton)  r.2326  Washing- 
ton 
Irvine  William,  second  officer  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Col- 

lunibia 
Irvine  William  G.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  118  Fourth,  r 

162  Ninth 
Irvine  William  L.,  collector,  r.  216  Prospect  PI 


Irvine  &  Le  Breton  (William  Irvine  and  A.  J. 
Le  Breton)  attorneys  at  law,  217  Sansome,  rooms 
16-18 

Irving  Andrew  K.,  shipwright,  r.  618  Stevenson 

Irving  David,  r.  5.34  Folsom 

Irving  Fanny  E.  Mrs.,  r.  18  Verona 

Irving  George,  bartender,  r.  133  Fifth 

Irving  Henry  P  ,  attorney  at  law,  90  Montgomery 
Block,  r.  504  Stockton 

Irving  Herbert  A.,  millhand  A.  M.  Jewell  &  Co.,  r. 
cor  Fourth  and  Berry 

Irving  James,  r.  24  Zoe 

Irving  James,  bartender  Clement  Dixon,  r.  NE  cor 
Grove  and  Laguna 

Irving  James,  blacksmith  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 
40  Park  Av 

Irving  James,  patternmaker,  r.  305  Howard 

Irving  James  D.,  lumber  surveyor,  r.  776  Howard 

Irving  J.  M.,  bartender,  17  Leidesdorflf,  r.  110  Powell 

Irving  John  A.,  shipcarpentei*,  r.  214  Franklin 

Irving  Joseph  O.,  shoemak-er,  r.  125  Ellis 

Irving  Maggie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  40  Park  Av 

Irving  Primary  School,  Miss  Carrie  B.  Barlow  princi- 
pal, N  s  Broadway,  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 

Irving  Samuel  (Samuel  Irving  &  Co.)  r.  524  Jones 

Irvinjj  Samuel  &  Co.  (Samuel  Irving  and  W.  P. 
Searight)  gent's  furnishing  goods,  206  Kearny 

Irving  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  56  Tehama 

Irving  Washington,  special  policeman,  r.  732  Wash- 
ington 

Irving  William,  saloonwaiter  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia 

Irving  William  F.,  printer,  r.  618  Stevenson 

Irving  William  K.,  watchman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Irwin  Charles,  porter  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  unci  Capp 

Irwin  Clara  D.,  tobaccostripper,  r.  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Greenwich 

Irwin  David,  cntter  Dolliver  &  Bro.,  r.  1  Seymour  Av 

Irwin  Fannie  E.,  tobaccostripper,  r.  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Greenwich 

Irwin  Frances  N.  Miss,  r.  32  Tehama 

Irwin  Francis,  longshoreman,  r.  SE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Greenwich 

Irwin  Fred.,  clerk  John  C.  Burch,  r.  409  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Irwin  Harry,  upholsterer,  r.  NW  cor  Stevenson  and 
Second 

Irwin  J.,  driver  Sutter  St.  BR.,  r.  1613  Broderlck 

Irwin  James,  r.  1906  Market 

Irwin  James,  longshoreman,  r.  625  Davis 

Irwin  James,  weigher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Irwin  John,  salesman  Eeane  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 

Irwin  John,  shoemaker,  r.  519  Oak 

Irwin  John  A.,  storekeeper  Occidental  Hotel 

Irwin  Joseph  N.  H.,  journalist  Morning  Call,  r.  30 
Post 

Irwin  Mary  F.,  lodgings,  423  O'Farrell 

Irwin  Nicholas,  assistant  engineer  Risdon  I.  and  L. 
Works,  r.  534  Howard 

Irwin  Oliver  M.,  r.  761!^  Howard 

Irwin  P.  R.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS  Co's  Wharf,  r.  Central 
Pacific  Hotel 

Irwin  Robert,  car  driver,  r.  52  Shipley 

Irwin  Robert,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1613  Broderick 

Irwin  Robert  E.,  machinist  William  Deacon,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Irwin  Samuel  B.,  r.  1434  Turk 

Irwin  Samuel  M.,  whiteuer,  13  Third 

Irwin  Washington,  clerk,  r.  1906  Market 

Irwin  William,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.  830  Capp 

Irwin  William,  laborer  P.  M.  SS  Co's  Wharf 

Irwin  William,  seaman,  r.  103  King 

B^"Irwin.  See  Ervin,  Erwin,  Irvin,  Irvine  and  Ir- 
wine 

Irwine  Horace  D.  (Horace  IJ.  Irwine  6  Co.)  r.  Berke- 
ley 

Irwine  Horace  D.  k  Co.  fHorace  D.  Irwine)  agents 
The  Accident  Ins.  Co.  of  North  America,  216  San- 
some 

Irwyn  James,  coachman  C.  W.  Kellogg,  415  O'Farrell 

Isaac  Cfesar,  r.  703  Stockton 

Isaac  Eiiiilie,  widow,  r.  417  Mason 

Isaac  Harry,  salesman,  r.  12  Harriet 

Isaac  Julius,  peddler,  r.  144  Shipley 

Isaac  Morris,  peddler,  r.  265  Clara 

Isaac  Morris,  tailor,  639  California 

Isaac  William,  shoemaker,  r.  213  Jones 

Isaacs  Abraham,  tinsmith,  r.  435  Green 


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Isaacs  Abraham  S..  jeweler,  r.  220  Sutter  ' 

Isaacs  Albert,  clothing  and  furni»hing  goods,  823 
Kearny,  r.  435  Green 

Isaacs  Alexander  (Sam.  Isaacs  &  Brother)  r.  441  Te- 
hama 

Isaacs  Benjamin,  metal  sign  engraver,  r.  418  Seventh 

Isaacs  Bernard,  clerk  Julius  Kron,  r.  929  Kearny 

Isaacs  Bernard,  clerk  r.  507  Jackson 

Isaacs  David,  teacher  music,  r.  624  Hayes 

Isaacs  Esther,  widow,  r.  431  Sixth 

Isaacs  Flora  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  154  Clara 

Isaacs  Henry,  merchant,  r.  441  Tehama 

Isaacs  Henry  B.,  metal  sign  engraver,  404  Montgom- 
ery, r.  418  Seventh 

Isaacs  Henry  M.,  merL-hant  (Willows  and  Indepen- 
dence, Cal.)  office  206  Montgomery,  r.  517  3<  Tay- 
lor 

Isaacs  Hyman,  secdnd  hand  clothing,  239  Third 

Isaacs  Isadore,  clerk  Albert  Isaacs,  r.  4:^5  Green 

Isaacs  Isidnr,  clerk  E.  Frank,  r.  507  Jackson  » 

Isaacs  Jacob,  glazier,  r.  154  Clara 

Isaacs  Joseph,  clerk  Leopold  Kutner,  r.  839  Geary 

Isaacs  Joseph  C,  portrait  artist,  r.  15113^  Market 

Isaacs  Joshua  D..  salesman  Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  529 
Turk 

Isaacs  Julius,  barber,  r.  210  Third 

IsaacsK.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  529  Turk 

Isaacs  Michael,  r.  441  Tehama 

Isaacs  Minnie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  154  Clara 

Isaacs  Morris,  clerk  Sam.  Isaacs  &  Bro.,  r.441  Tehama 

Isaacs  Peter,  barber,  r.  435  Green 

Isaacs  Richard  B.,  clerk  J.  D.  Gulp  k  Co.,  r.  1428  Post 

Isaacs  Sam.  &  Brother  (Samuel  and  Alexander)  dry 
and  fancy  goods,  122  Sixth 

Isaacs  Samuel  (Sam.  Isaacs  &  Brother)  r.  441  Tehama 

Isaacs  Samuel,  clerk  A.  Livingstone,  r.  130  Oak 

Isaacs  Samuel,  merchant,  r.  235  Seventh 

Isaacs  Samuel,  tailor,  417  Pacific 

Isaacs  Samuel,  tailor,  424  Broadway 

Isaacs  Simon,  cigarmaker,  r.  637  California 

Isaacs  Simon,  tailor,  r.  117  Fell 

Isaacs  Solomon,  barber,  r.  435  Green 

Isaacs  Solomon,  clothing,  507  Jackson 

Isaacs  William,  apprentice  Mechanics  Foundry,  r.  247 
Clementina 

Isaacs  William,  expressman,  r.  247  Clementina 

Isaacs  William  B.  (J.  D.  Culp  &  Co.)  r.  1428  Post 

Isaacs  Wolfe,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  431 
Sixth 

Isaacson  George  J.,  jeweler  A.  Hirschman,  r.  126  Lo- 
cust Av 

Isaacson  Isaac,  clefk,  r.  478  Jessie 

Isaacson  Isaac,  cofflnmaker,  r.  1046  Folsom 

Isaacson  Lena,  widow,  r.  126  Locust  Av 

Isaacson  Max,  upholsterer,  r.  126  Locust  Av 

Isaacson  Rachael,  dressmaker,  r.  126  Locust  Av 

Isadore  Henry,  r.  812  Montgomery 

Isadore  Isaac,  clothing,  927-929  Kearny,  r.  631 J^ 
Geary 

Isadore  Isaac,  clerk  Julius  Kron,  r.  631 J^  Geary 

Isadore  Isaac,  furniture,  812  Montgomery 

Iseli  Dora,  liquor  saloon,  52U  Pine 

Iselin  Jost,  milker  Jacob  Hasler,  NE  cor  Chestnut  and 
Pierce 

Isenburg  Benjamin,  clerk  Louis  Meyer,  r.  112  Second 

Isermann  George,  laborer,  r.  1110  Bryant 

Isern  Henry  (Peters  &  Isern)  r.  Oakland 

Isert  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Utah  and  Sixteenth 

8^"l8ert.     See  Eisert 

Isetti  Domenico,  Italian  Bersaglleri  Sec,  625  Broad- 
way 

Isham  Alfred  H.,  manager  Studebaker  Bros.  Mnfg 
Co.,  31  Market,  r.  905  Larkin 

Isham  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  606  Fourth 

Isham  Edward  W.,  manager  The  Truesdell,  1104  Mar- 
ket 
Isham  Irving  E.,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  266  Minna 

Islais  Creek  Property  Owners  Association,  Peter  T. 
Seculovich  president,  oifice  504  Stevenson 

lalelber  Frederick  (Julius    Von   Hacht  &   Co.)   r.  31 

Eddy  • 

Islip  Mfb.,  nurse  Home  for  the  Care  of  Inebriates, 

NE  cor  Stockton  and  Chestnut 
Ismad  Peter,  seaman,  r  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Ismer  Frederick,  cigarmaker,  r.  26  Turk 
Ismert  Albert  J.,  miller,  r.  741  Harrison 
Iflmert  Edward  J.,  miller,  r.  810  Mission 
Isola  Antonio,  fresco  painter,  r.  426  Vallejo 
leola  Joseph  Rev.,  8.  J.,  clergyman  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege, 214  Hayes 


Isola  Paola   (Isola  &  Colombotti)  r.  BE  cor  Mission 

and  Gody 
Isola  &  Colombotti  (Paola  Isola  and  Antonia   Colom- 
botti) groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Gody 
Isom  Ira,  carpenter,  r.  68  Brady 
Israel  Aaron,  merchant,  r.  1045  Mission 
Israel  \.  M.,  tailor,  r.  614  Fourth 
Israel  Grant,  capitalist,  r.  724  Post 
Israel  Grant  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  724  Post 
Israel  Harry,  r.  2006  Powell 
Israel  Jacob,  r.  1018  Howard 
Israel  Jonas,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  934  Dupont,  r.  13 

Hopeton  Terrace 
Israel  Julius,  cigar  dealer,  r.  1627  Turk 
Israel  Max  (Kraker  &  Israel)  r.  1017  Polk 
Israel  Meyer,  peddler,  r.  2209  Geary 
Israel  Simon,  clothing  and  hats,  614  Fourth 
Israel  Theodore  (Leter  &  Co.)  r.  1018  Howard 
Israel   Theodore,  merchant  tailor,  69  Fourth,  r.  1018 

Howard 
Israel  William  O..  student,  r.  724  Post 
Israelsky  Julius  (Israelaky  &  Morris)  r.  408  Grove 
Israelsky  &  Morris  (Julius  Israelsky  and  Kevy  Mor- 
ris) produce   commission  merchants,  210  Wash- 
ington 
Isson  Itobert,  jewelry,  401  Pacific,  r.  1204  Powell 
Isson  Samuel,  jewelry,  1404}^  Powell 
Isthmus  HoufC,  William  J.  Baily  i^roptr,  52-54  First 
Italian   Bersaglleri   Mutual   Benevolent   Society,  625 

Broadway 
Italian  Hospital,  SW  cor  Twenty-eighth  and  Noe 
Italian  Musical  Institute,  Prof.   Domenico  Speranza 

director.  104  Kearny 
Italian     i>Iutual    Benevolent'    Society,    i23 

Washinfiton 
Italian  Restaurant,  A.  Lo  Presti  proprietor,  17- 

19  Powell 
Italian  Sharpshooters,  armory  625  Broadway 
Italian-Swiss   Agricultural  Colony,  Andrea   Sbarboro 

secretary,  office  531  Washington 
Itjen  Richard,  clerk  John  H.  Tobbenboske,  r.  200  Sec- 
ond 
Ito  Charles,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 
Itsell  Andrew  J.,  vice-principal  Hayes   Valley  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  1832  O'Farrell 
Itzen  Carl,  laborer  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  23  Garden 
Ivancovich  John  (J.  Ivancovich  &  Co.)  r.  327  Ellis 
Ivancovich  J.  &  Co.  (John  Ivancovich  and  Mark  Vul- 
icevich)   importers  and  commission    merchants 
foreign  and  domestic  fruits,  NW  cor  Washington 
and  Sansome 
Ivanno  John  M.,  barber,  712  Pacific 
Ivanovicli  Nicholas,  cook,  r.  27  ^i  Fourth 
Ivanovich  Tripb,  night  clerk  Medovich  &  Sorich 
Ivanpah  Consolidated  Mill  and  Mining  Co.  (San  Ber- 
nardino Co.,  Cal.)-  Adolph    Feist    secretary,    207 
Sansome,  room  3 
Ivelli    Marino,   Austrian    Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Ivemeyer  Henry,  New  Manhattan  Sample  Rooms, 
SW  cor  Battery  and  Commercial,  r.  428  Broadway 
Ivemeyer  Herman  H.,  bartender  Henry   Ivemeyer,  r. 

428  Broadway 
Ivers  Alfred  J.  (Ivers  &  Byrne)  r.  1325  Leavenworth 
Ivers  John  W.,  laborer,  r.  239  Fremont 
Ivera  Richard,   vice-nresident   The  State  Invest- 
ment and  Insurance  Co.,  218  Sansome,  r.   1325 
Leavenworth 
Ivers   I's    Byrne    (Alfred   J.   Ivers    and  Frederick  J. 

Byrne)  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Turk  and  Jones 
Iversen  Brothers  (Iver  and   Christian   A.)  coffee  sa- 
loon, 413. ■«  East  • 
Iversen  Christian  A.  (Iversen  Brothers)  r.  515  East 
Iverson  Iver  jlversen  Brother.'*)  r.  515  East 
Iversen  Peter,  seaman  schr  St.  Tliomas 
Iverson  Augusta,  domestic  74'J  Harrison 
Iverson  Cliristopher,  driver   Market  St.   BR.,  r.  1434 

Steiner 
Iverson  George,  bootblack,  r.  114  Prospect  PI 
Ives  Avijes,  engineer,  r.  739  Green 
Ives  Charles,  clerk  Frank  G.  Edwards.  628  Clay 
Ives  Charles  8.,  clerk  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  Oakland 
Ives  Charles  W.,  salesman,  r.  739  Green 
Ives  George  I.,  stockbroker,  402  Montgomery,  room 

11,  r.  1315  Clay 
Ives  Harry  I..,  clerk  William  B.  Pixley,  r.  739  Green 
Ives  Henry   I.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.    33 

Russ 
Ives  J.W.,  machinist,  r.  33  Russ 


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Ives  Stephen  D.,  salesman  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co.,  r.  428 

Sutter 
iTison  George,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  r.  523 

Folsom 
I.  X.  L.  Elastric  Truss  Co.,  646  Market 
I.  X.  li. ,  Tlie  Great,  Martin  J.  Flavin  proprietor, 

SE  cor  Kearny  and  Conimercial 
Ixora  Hall,  737  Mission 
Izolt  Emil,  baker  Betzold  &  Nieman,  r.  418  O'Farrell 


Jaccard  Auguste,  repairer  A.  E.  Juillerat,  23  Dupont 
Jaccard  David  H.,  jeweler,  436  Hayes 
Jaccard  H.,  laborer,  r.  122  Eddy 

Jaccard  Leon,  watchmaker  M.  Wunsch  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Jack  Adam,  butcher,  r.  8  Ohio 
Jack  John,  clerk  Le  Count  Bros.,  r.  7.30  Union 
Jack  Peter,  r.  S  s  Folsom, bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Jack  Robert,  fourth  officer  O.  and  O.  SS.  Gaelic 
Jack  Robert,  salesman  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r.  635  Stev- 
enson 
Jack  William  S.,  bookkeeper  O'Connor,  Mofifatt  &  Co., 

r.  2912  Clay 
S3^  Jack.     See  Jacks,  Jacques  and  Jaques 
Jackins  Charles,  r.  Shotwell,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 
Jacknian  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  6  Vallejo  Terrace 
Jackman  Jehiel  B.,  carpenter,  r.  256  Minna 
Jackman  Margaret,  widow,  r.  6  Vallejo  Terrace 
Jacks  E.  J.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  1115  Golden  Gate  Av 
Jacks  Ernest,  coffee  and  oyster  saloon,  1035  Howard 
Jacks  John,  miner,  r.  New  Wi.sconsin  Hotel 
Jacks  Noel  H.,  distributor  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1115  Gol- 
den Gate  Av 
Jacks  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Twenty-second 

and  Potrero  Av 
Jacks  liobert  L.,  carrier  Call,  r.  32}^  Harriet 
Jacks  William,  palmer  carrier,  r.  32>2  Harriet 
Jacks  William  P.,   carrier  Call,   r.   1115  Golden  Gate 

Av,  rear 
Hijacks.     See  Jacques,  Jaques  and  Jack 
Jackson  Abram  W.,  cooper,  r.  1  Torren's  Court 
Jackson  Alden  W.,   salesman   Pope   &   Talbot,  r.  832 

Shotwell 
Jackson  Alexander,  proptr  Jackson's  Hotel,  66  Oregon, 

r.  756  Bryant 
Jackson  Alexander  Jr.,  clerk  Alexander  Jackson,  r. 

756  Bryant 
Jackson  Andrew,  clerk,  r.  720  Sutter 
Jackson  Andrew,  draftsman  Jackson  k   Truman,   r. 

1028  M  Folsom 
Jackson  Andrew,  hatter,  r.  109  Silver 
Jackson  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 
Jackson  Andrew,   superintendent  money  order  dept 

Post  Office,  r.  1008  Bush 
Jackson  Andrew  A.,  tobacco  twister,  r.  28  Everett 
Jackson  Anuie,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Jackson  Anuie  E.,  domestic  1213  Taylor 
Jackson  Archibald,  carpenter,  514  Jones 
<Ja,ck.«iOii  Brewery,  William  A.  Frederick  proprie- 
tor, 1428  Mission 
•Tackson  Byron   (Jackson  &  Truman)    r.  434  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Jackson  Canjlino.  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Jiickson  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  536  Bartlett 
Jiicksou  Charles,  clerk  International  Hotel 
■Jackson  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  S)04  Kearny 
Jackson  (Charles,  tobacco  worker,  r.  28  Everett 
Jackson  CliHrles,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Jackson  Charles,  watchman  Pacific  Rolling  Mills 
Jackson  Charles  A.,  foreman  Scofield  &  Tevis,  r.  130 

Peri"y 
Jackson  Cliarles  G.,  deputy  Superintendent  Streets, 

r.  .528  Ellis 
Jackson  Charles  Greene,    lumber   merchant,  r.    1810 

Webster 
Jackson  Charles  H.  (Jackson  &  Pierce) ,  r.  126  Fifth 
Jackson  CtiarlesH.,  law  student  McChu:e  >t  Dwindle, 

r.  720  Sutter 
Jackson  Charles  M.,  clerk,  r.  1326  Broadway 
Jackson  (Charles  W.,  glazier,  r.  411  Fourth 
Jackson  Charles   W.,    manager  .'itock    deijt    Falkner, 

Bell  &  Co.,  r.  Alameda 
JaoUson  David  f?.,  general  passenger  and  ticket  agent 
P.  C.  SS.  Co.,  and  ticket  agent  O.  R.  and   N.  Co., 
214  Montgomery,  r.  618H  Filbert 


Jackson  Edgar,  carpenter,  r.  317  Bryant 

Jackson  Edward,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Jackson  Edward  J.,  California  and  European  agency, 
16  Montgomery  Av,  r.  206  Lombard 

Jackson  Eliza,  widow,  r.  235  Stevenson 

Jackson  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1  Raphael  PI 

Jackson  Ellen,  widow,  r.  51  Minna 

Jackson  Eugene  J.,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  1212  Powell 

Jackson  Foundry,  John  G.  lis  proptr.  814-816  Kearny 

Jackson  Frank  E.,  porter  Adam  &  Kibbe,  r.  636  Com- 
mercial 

Jackson  Franklin  H.,  machinst  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 
22  Folsom 

Jackson  Frederick,  machinist,  r.  1020  Folsom 

Jackson  Frederick,  shoemaker,  r.  127  Rose  Av 

Jackson  Frederick,  upholsterer,  r.  8  Pleasant 

Jackson  Frederick,  upholsterer,  and  extiaman  Hose 
No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1805  Stockton 

Jackson  Frederick  C,  bartender,  r.  636  Commercial 

Jackson  F.  W.,  collectors.  F.  Savings  Union,  r.  1212 
Powell 

Jackson  George,  cook,  r.  100  J^  Jackson 

Jackson  George,  cook  SS.  Victoria,  r.  137  Sacramento 

Jackson  George,  hotel  solicitor,  r.  5  Broadway 

Jackson  George,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Jackson  George  R.,  clerk  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Jackson  George  W.,  carpenter  C.  P.  RR.,r.  624  Fourth 

Jackson  George  W.,  steward,  r.  152  Clara 

Jackson  G.  W.,  r.  1040 }<;  Howard 

Jackson  Hamlet,  cardriver,  r.  308  Clementina 

Jackson  Harriet,  widow,  r.  1212  Powell 

Jackson  Harry,  gilder,  r.  1805  Stockton 

Jackson  Harry,  compositor,  r.  1014  Post 

Jackson  Harry  R.,  porter,  r.  100  Bernard 

Jackson  Henry,  boarding,  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  E!  Do- 
rado and  Alameda 

Jackson  Henry,  porter  William  J.  Fischer,211  Kearny 

Jackson  Henry  W.,  cook,  r.  1006  Clay 

Jackson  Horace,  steward  George  W.  Hildreth,  r.  40  Na- 
toma 

Jackson  Horace  J.,  teamster,  r.  221  Linden  Av 

Jackson  H.  R.,  r.  915  Jc>  Market 

Jackson  Jacob,  tailor,  515  Sacramento,  r.  10  Hopeton 
Terrace 

JacksoH  Jacob  G., wholesale  lumber,  and  proptr 
Casper  Mills  (Casper  Creek,  Mendocino  Co.,  Cal.) 
office  Pier  4  Steuart,  r.  911  Sutter 

Jackson  James,  r.  110  Kearny 

Jackson  James,  laborer,  r.  333  Sixth 

Jackson  James,  laborer,  r.  7  Clara 

Jackson  James,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moftatt  &  Co.,  r. 
227  Geary 

Jackson  James  A.,  taxidermist  and  naturalist,  647 
Market,  r.  102  Mason 

Jackson  James  H.,  painter,  r.  2954  Moss 

Jackson  Jane  Miss,  laundress  Lick  Laundry,  r.  13 
Lick  PI 

Jackson  J.  B.,  r.  523  Pacific 

Jackson  John,  bookbinder!).  Hicks  &  Co.,  r.  41  Hoff 
Av 

Jackson  John,  clerk  chief  quartermaster's  office,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Jackson  John,  engineer,  r.  761  ^  Howard 

Jackson  Joliu,  watchman,  r.  N  8  North  Point,  bet  Lar- 
kin  and  Polk 

Jackson  John  A.,  special  policeman  Palace  Hotel,  r. 
20cSj<  iieveuth 

Jackson  John  N.,  bookkeeper  Edward  F.  Hall  &  Co., 
r.  1805  I'ierce 

Jackson  John  P.,  president  Post  Publishing  Co. 
and  managing  editor  Evening  Post,  500  Montgom- 
ery, r.  720  Sutter 

Jackson  John  S.,  engineer  Engine  No.  11,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
r.  N  s  Fourteenth  Av,  bet  Railroad  Av  and  N, 
South  S.  F. 

Jackson  John  T.,  r.  931  Howard 

Jackson  J.  Ross,  city  editor  The  Examiner,  of- 
fice 638  Sacramento,  r.  1903  Stockton 

Jackson  L.  Miss,  saleslady  Keane  Bros.,  r.  333  Turk 

Jackson  Lizzie  Miss,  r.  lllj^  Leavenworth    ■ 

Jackson  Lizzie  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  837  O'Farrell 

Jackson  L.  M.,  clerk,  r.  801  Leavenworth 

Jackson  Lucy  A.  Miss,  missionary,  r.  1615  California 

Jackson  Lydia,  widow,  r.  25  Welsh 

Jackson  Mamie  Miss,  r.  S  s  Fourteenth  .\v,  bet  Rail- 
road Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 

Jackson  Marcus  A.,  cashier  Edward  F.  Hall  &  Co.,  r. 
1805  Pierce 


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Jackson  Martha,  domestic  2421  Fillmore 

Jackson  Marj-,  widow,  r.  571  Minna 

Jackson  Mary  S.,  widow,  r.  lOORPiue 

Jackson  Mining  Co.  (Eureka,  Nev.)  D.  C.  Bates  sec- 

ri-tary.  79  Nevada  Block 
Jackson  Minnie  Mrs.,  r.  743  Folsoni 
Jackson  Moses  A.,  r.  24  Hunt 
Jackson  Olivia  Mrs.,  r.  8  Sherwood  PI 
Jackson  Orrin  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  317  Bryant 
Jackson  P.  H.,  mnfr  Hyatt's  patents,  231  Fir.*t,  office 

2  California,  r.  Oakland 
Jackson   P.  H.,  medium,  r.  lloO  Market 
Jackson  Richard.'janitor,  r.  931  Sacramento 
Jackson  Richard,  painter,  r.  20  Hunt 
Jackson  Ricliarcl  W.,  mnfr  Abaloue  Shell  Jew- 
elry, 23  Stevenson,  depot  614  Market,  r.  124  Geary 
Jackson  Robert,  butler  Florence  House 
Jackisou  Robert,  janitor  Examiner,  r.  72  Clipper 
Jackson  Robert,  laborer,  r.  503  East 
Jack.son  Robert  C.  (Yates  &  Jackson)  r.  418  Sutter 
Jackson  Robert  F.,  clerk  G.  W.  McNear,  r.  Oakland 
Jackson  Samuel  M.,  clerk  London  and   S.  F.  Bank,  r. 

801  Leaven  worth 
Jackson  Silas,  waiter,  r.  219  Minna 
Jacksou  Stephen,  musician,  r.  124  Geary 
Jackson   St.   Primary   School',    Miss    Hannah    Cooke 
principal,  N  s  Jackson,  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Jackson  St.  Public  Kindergarten,  Mi-^^s  Flora  Van  Den 

Bergh  teacher,  11(>  Jackson 
Jackson  St.  Wharf,  foot  ot  Jackson 
Ja<;kson  T.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mill.s      • 
Jackson  Tertius  J.,  foreman  carpet  dept  Frank  G.  Ed- 
wards, r.  1805  Stockton 
Jackson  Thomas,  carjiet  layer,  r.  810  Greenwich 
Jacksou  Thomas,  drayman,  r.  809  Howard 
Jackson  Thomas  W.  (T.  W.  Jackson  &  Co.)    r.   Sauce- 

.  lito 
Jacksou  T.  W.  &  Co.  (Thomas  W.  Jackson  and  Frede- 
rick Holmes)  mufrs'  agents  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 304  California 
Jacksou  Walter,  driver,  r.  823  Montgomery 
Jackson  Walter,   li<iuor   saloon,    NW  cor    Clay    and 

Davis,  r.  1014  Mason 
Jackson  W'illiam,  r.  324  CHestnut 
Jacksou  William,  agent,  r.  52  Natoma 
Jackson  William,  jeweler,  r.  SW  cor  Baker  and  Sutter 
Jackson  William,  Jour.   Shii^wrights'   Assn,   71   New 

Montgomery 
Jackson  William,  shoemaker,  r.  SW  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Castro 
Jackson  William,  stock  driver,  r.  715  Davis 
Jackson  William  E..  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &   Stet- 
son, r.  1006  Pine 
Jackson  William  N.,  stevedore,  r.  36  South  Park 
Jackson  &  Pierce  (Charles  H.  Jackson  and  Stephen  B. 

Pierce)  draymen,  213  Clay 
Jackson  Si  Trnmstii   (Byron  Jackson  and  I.   J. 
Truman)  manufacturers  agricultural  imiilemeuts, 
625-631  Sixth  and  149-169  Bluxome 
Jackson's  Hotel,  Alexander   Jackson   proptr,   66-68 

Oregon 
Jaclin  Eugene,  blacksmith,  r.   Railroad  Av,  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F 
Jacob  Aaron,  teamster,  r.  739  Golden  Gate  Av 
Jacob  Charles  E.,  salesman,  r.  531!^  Geary 
Jacob   Emile,   poiter  Kahu    Bro.«.    &    Co.,    r.    806 3<i 

Geary 
Jacob  Ernst,  laborer,  r,  150  Shipley,  rear 
Jacob  Frank,  machinist,  r.  5  Graham  PI 
Jacob  Isaac,  cigarniaker  C.  Erzgraber  &   Co.,  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Jacob  Joseph,  woodcarver,  r.  27  Gilbert 
Jacob  L.,  r.  1107  Golden  Gate  .\v 
Jacob  Leontine  Mrs.,  r.  806 .'^  Geary 
Jacob  Nathan,  salesman  Neuburger,  Reiss  &   Co.,r. 

739  Golden  Gate  Av 
Jacob  Solomon,  drayman,  300    Front,   r.   739  Golden 

Gate  Av 
S^Jacub.     See  Jacobs 
Jacobbi  Louis,  jeweler,  r.  522  Union 
Jacobin  Maria,  widow,  r.  522  Union 
Jacobbi  Sophie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  522  Union 
Jai-obi  Arthur,  r.  239  Golden  Gate  .\v 
Jacobi  Uavid,  r.  239  Golden  Gate  Av 
Jacobi  Frederick  (Lachman  &  Jacobi)  r.  807  Polk 
Jacobi  Jacob,   salesman   D.   Samuels,   r.  239   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Jacobi  Jacob  J.  (Lachman   &  Jacobi)  r.  The  Baldwin 
Jacobi  John,  proptr  West  End  Stables,  2414  Califor- 
nia 


Jacobi  Leopold,  collector,  426  Califoinia,  room  4,  r. 

131)7  Octavia 

Jacobi  Louie  H.,  operator  American  District  Tel.  Co., 
r.  1613  Larkin 

Jacobi  Samuel,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  239  Golden 
Gate  Av 

IJ^Jacobi.     See  Jacoby 

Jacobowitz  Sigmuud,  machinist  William  T.  Garratt, 
r.  22  Turk 

Jacobs  Abraham,  money  broker  and  general  merchan- 
dise, 613  Pacific,  r.  1121  Powell 

Jacobs  Abraham,  peddler,  r.  563  J4  Minna 

Jacobs  Abraham,  tailor,  r.  449  Tehama 

Jacobs  Albert,  real  estate,  r.  442  Greenwich 

Jacobs  Albert,  salesman  J.  Baum  &  Co.,  r.  109  O'Far- 
rell 

Jacobs  Albert,  shoecutter  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 

Jacobs  Albert  W.,  bookkeeper  B.  Blumenthal  &  Co., 
r.  Oakland 

Jacobs  Alexander,  clerk  Jacobs  &   Co.,  r.  7135^  Union 

Jacobs  Alexander,  cutter  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r. 
1508  Folsom 

Jacobs  Annie,  widow,  bakery,  955  Howard 

Jacobs  B.  Mrs.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  .504  Fourth 

Jacobs  Baron,  salesman  E.  Frank,  r.  1008  Clay 

Jacobs  Benjamin,  bookbinder,  r.  713 3<>  Union 

Jacobs  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  20  Verona 

Jacobs  Beujauiin  F.,  publisher  and  proi^tr  Dry  Goods 
Reporter,  35  Sutter,  r.  NW  cor  Howard  and  Twen- 
ty-fourth 

Jacobs  Bernard,  boxmaker,  r.  904  Folsom 

Jacobs  Bernard,  clerk  Abraham  Jacobs,  r.  1121  Powell 

Jacobs  Bertha,  widow,  r.  449  Tehama 

Jacobs  Bertha  Mrs.,  r.  452  Jessie 

Jacobs  Caroline  Mrs.,  dry  goods,  XE  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Howard 

Jacobs  Celia  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  215  Powell 

Jacobs  Charles,  bookkeeper  A.  Levy  &  Co.,  r.  328 
Hayes 

Jacobs  Charles,  bookkeeper  S.  Bendit,  r.  623  Califor- 
nia 

Jacobs  Charles,  laborer,  r.  217  Second 

Jacobs  Charles,  traveling  Salesman  William  Lewis  & 
Co.,  r.  2401  Webster 

Jacobs  Charles  S.  (S.  Jacobs  &  Son)  r.  305  Van  Ness  Av 

Jacobs  Conrad  John,  r.  2428  Buchanan 

Jacobs  David,  tailor,  407  East,  r.  810  Montgomery 

Jacobs  David  C,  salesman  J.  Cerf  &  Co.,  r.  7103^ 
Taylor  ',''.^  ■>■ 

Jacobs  E.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 
Morton 

Jacobs  Elizabeth  Miss,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  2226  Pine 

Jacobs  George,  r.  2  Willow 

Jacobs  George,  clerk  S.  Jacobs  &  Son,  r.  305  Van  Ness 
Av 

Jacobs  George,  shoemaker,  241  Fifth 

Jacobs  Gustave,  merchant,  r.  1322  Webster 

Jacobs  Gustave,  salesman  Jacob  Jacobs,  r.  1508  Fol- 
som 

Jacobs  H.  &  Co.  (Harriet  Jacobs)  ladies'  and  chil- 
drens' underwear,  146  Third  •'    "^ 

Jacobs  Harriet,  widow  (H.  Jacobs  &  Co.)  r.  1035  Mis- 
sion 

Jacobs  Henrietta  Mrs.,  r.  2  Willow 

Jacobs  Henry,  salesman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  1623  Pacific 
Av 

Jacobs  Henry  H.,  laborer,  r.  .504  Fourth 

Jacobs  Henry  1.,  barber,  r.  401  Stevenson 

Jacobs  Herman,  assistant  bookkeeijer  J.  J.  Mack  & 
Co.,  r.  215  Powell 

Jacobs  Hyman,  tailor,  r.  264M  Minna 

Jacobs  Hymau  S.,  tailor,  r.  439  Minna 

Jacobs  Isaac,  clerk  Abraham  Jacobs,  r.  1121  Powell 

Jacobs  Isaac,  haruessmaker  Patrick  Doyle,  r.  '2314 
Pine 

Jacobs  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  2  Willow 

Jacobs  Isaac,  tailor,  r.  449  Tehama 

Jacobs  Isaac  B.,  watchmaker  Pac.  Jewelry  Co.,  r.  Ill 
Eleventh 

Jacobs  Isaac  H.  (Simon.  Jacobs  &  Co.)  r.  1009  Post 

Jacobs  Isador,  r.  1019  Sutter 

Jacobs  Isador,  superintendent  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  1623 
Pacilic  Av 

Jacobs  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes.  19  Third,  r.  1508  Fol- 
som 

Jacobs  Jacob,  butcher,  r.  2111  Fillmore 

Jacobs  Jacob,  butcher  Joseph  Galinger.  r.  .503  Hyde 

Jacobs  Jacob,  expressman,  NW  cor  Green  and  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  713)i  Union 


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Jacobs  Jacob  Jr.,  barber,  511  Montgomery  Av,  r.  713 )<J 

Union 
Jacobs  Jacob  D.,  captain  schr  Edith,  r.  331  Eitch 
Jacobs  J.  J.,  r.  623  O'Fairell 

Jacobs  Joseph,  assay  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  610  Capp 
Jacobs  Joseph,  barber  C.  E.  Rapp,  r.  713}^  Union 
Jacobs  Joseph,  clerk  Kosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  1035  Mis- 
sion 
Jacobs  Joseph,  commission  merchant,  r.  332  Ellis 
Jacobs  Joseph,  dry  and  fancy   goods,  215  Dupont,  r. 

712  Hayes 
Jacobs  Joseph,  salesman  Michalitschke  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

502  Bush 
Jacobs  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  2314  Pine 
Jacobs  Joseph  J.,  ironniolder,  r.  646  Howard 
Jacobs  Julius  (Jacobs  &  Eastonj  and  general  agent 

Gtrmania  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York,  r.  1726 

Bush 
Jacobs  Julius,  butcher  Bernard  Fulda,  r.  503  Hyde 
Jacobs  Julius,  porter  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  1623  Pacific  Av 
Jacobs  Lars,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Jacobs  Louis,  boxmaker,  r.  904  Folsom 
Jacobs  Louis,  clerk  Bauer  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  1035  Mission  ' 
Jacobs  Louis,  gents'  nurse,  r.  1014  Clay 
Jacobs  Louis  N.,  stockbroker,  r.  2417  California 
Jacobs  M.  &  Son  (Morris  and  Simon)  mnfrS  shirts  and 

clothing,  20  Sausome 
Jacobs  Manheim,  r.  215  Powell 
Jacobs  Mark   I.,  commission  broker,    r.   935   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Jacobs  Marks,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Ill  Eleventh 
Jacobs  Marks,  tailor,  r.  519 J4  Sixth 
Jacobs  Maurice  E.,   salesman  M.  Heller  &   Bros.,  r. 

Florence  House 
Jacobs  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  2  Willow 
Jacobs  Michel  C,  tailor,  NE   cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Jacobs  Morris  (M.  Jacobs  &  Son)  r.  733  McAllister 
Jacobs  Morris,  peddler,  r.  450  Clementina 
Jacobs  Morris  H.,  merchant,  r.  10  South  Park 
Jacobs  Moses,  salesman  Max  A.  Wolfe,  r.  332  Ellis 
Jacobs  Myer,  attorney  at  law,    315   California,   rooms 

16-17,  r.  305  Van  Ness  Av 
Jacobs  Nathan,  salesman  Cahu,   Nickelsburg  &  Co.,  r. 

719  Ellis  • 

Jacobs  Nathaniel,   with    McAllister   &   Bergin,   38-39 

Nevada  Block,  r.  1912  Broadway 
Jacobs  Peter,  junk  dealer,  r.  904  Folsom 
Jacobs  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  640  Natoma 
Jacobs  Pierre,  iJicture  frameuaaker,  r.  31  Eddy 
Jacobs  Rachel,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  503  Hyde 
Jacobs  Raphael,  clerk  J.  Jacobs,  r.  1508  Folsom 
Jacobs   Rebecca    Miss,    assistant   Lincoln    Grammar 

School,  r.  215  Powell 
Jacobs  Rebecca  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  7133^  Union 
Jacobs  S.  &   Son  (Solomon  and  Charles  S.)  dry  goods, 

408  Kearn\' 
Jacobs  Samuel,  bookkeeper  J.    Baum    &    Co.,  r.  118 

Dupont 
Jacobs  Samuel,  cigar  peddler,  r.  28  Moss 
Jacobs  Samuel,  laborer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Jacobs  Samuel  I.,  jeweler,  r.  28  Linden  Av 
Jacobs  Simeon  L.  (Jacobs  &  Co.)  r.  625  Geary 
Jacobs  Simon  (M.  Jacobs  &  Son)  r.  1107  Golden   Gate 

Av 
Jacobs  Solomon  (S.  Jacobs  &  Son)  r.  305  Van  Ness  Av 
Jacobs  Solomon,  cigar  dealer,  r.  328  Hayes 
Jacobs  Solomon,  stockbroker,  r.  219  Dupont 
Jacobs    Susie    Miss,    assistant  South   San  Eranclsco 

School,  r.  215  Powell 
Jacobs  William  (A.  Lusk  &  Co.)  r.  1623  Pacific  Av 
Jacobs  William  B.,  advertising  agent,   r.  765  Market 
Jacobs  William  N.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  2110  Bush 
Jacobs  William  R.,  law  student,  r.  502  Washington 
Jacobs  Wolfl',  r.  1717  Turk 
Jacobs  «&  Co.    (Simeon  L.   Jacobs)  manufacturers 

and  dealers  ladies  and  childrcns'  underwear,   226 

Kearny 
Jacobs  «&  Kuston  (Julius  Jacobs  and  George  East- 

on)  insurance  agents,  216  Sausome 
t^    Jacobs.     See  Jacob  aiidJakobs 
Jacobseu  A.  Christian   T.,  tc  amster,  SW   cor  Battery 

and  Pacific,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third,  bet  Bryant   and 

Columbia 
Jacobseu  Bernard,  seaman,  r.  47  Sacramento 
Jacobsen  Hans,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Jacobsen  Henry,  ship   carpenter,  r.  W    a    Cook,    bet 

Point  Lobos  Av  and  Post 
Jacobsen  Iver,  butcher,  r.  5  Washington 
Jacobsen  Jacob,  carpenter,  r.  129  Bernard 
Jacobsen  Jolin,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 


Jacobsen  John  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Jacobsen  Louis,  porter,  r.  512  Filbert 
Jacobsen  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  2019  Mason,  r. 

2122  Mason 
Jacobsen  Peter,  shoemaker,  620  Washington 
Jacobsen  Peter  F.  Jr.,  salesman  W.  Haker  &  Einz,  r. 

2120  Mason 
Jacobsen  Rudolph,  watchman  Washington  Brewerj,  r. 

2112  Mason 
Jacobson  A.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Jacobson  C.  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Jacobson  Charles,  clerk  George  Starr  &  Co.,  r.  1309 

Jackson 
Jacobson  Charles,  tailor,  r.  85  Everett 
Jacobson  Clarence  S.,  bookkeeper  Western  Union  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  2302  California 
Jacobson  David,  shoe  finisher,  r.  561  Tehama 
Jacobson  Diedrich  F.,  tailor,  r.  227  Third 
Jacobson  Edward,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Jacobson  Hans  G.,  carpenter,  r.  705  Bryant 
Jacobson   Hans   B.,   captain  schr  Mary   Swan,  r.  836 

Guerrero 
Jacobson  Henry,  conductor,  r.  4  Liberty 
Jacobson   Henry,   Master  Mariners'   Ben.   Assn,   413 

Sutter 
Jacobson  Iver,  veterinary  surgeon,  office  Dashaway 

Stables,  r.  515  J$  Bush 
Jacobson  Jacob,  bird  dealer,  1156  Market,  r.  454  Jessie 
Jacobson  Jacob,  captain  schr  Parallel,  r.  Alameda 
Jacobson  Jacob,  shoe  finisher,  r.  561  Tehama 
Jacobson  Jacob,  waiter,  r.  347  Minna 
Jacobson  John,  seaman,  r.  103  Sacramento 
Jacobson  John,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Jacobson  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Jacobson  John  A.,  deckhand  stmr  Ellen,  r.  Napa 
Jacobson  Louis,  machinist,  r.  113  Park  Av 
Jacobson  Morris,  r.  2302  California 
Jacobson  Niles  P.,  silversmith  Koehler  &   Ritter,  r. 

443}$  Natoma 
Jacobson  Richard  L.,  porter  A.  P.'Hotaling  &   Co.,  r. 

512  Filbert 
Jacobson  Samuel,  bookkeeper  Greenebaum  &  Co.,  r. 

2302  California  * 

Jacobson  Sigmuud,  cigar  mnfr,  3  Market,  r. 212 3^  Perry 
Jacobson  Simon,  peddler,  r.  1131  Folsom 
Jacobson   Thorwald  F.,  master  mariner,  r.  836  Guer- 
rero 
Jacobus  John,  foreman  California   Oil   Works,  r.  NW 

cor  Folsom  and  Main 
Jacobus  John,  woodworker  J.  B.  Arfort,  r.  Oakland 
Jacobus  Julien  E.,  clerk  William  Willis,  r.  Oakland 
Jacobus  Percy,  bookkeeper   W.   W.    Traylor,  r.  1318 

Jackson,  Oakland 
Jacoby    Augustus,  commission  merchant,   office    20 

Sansome,  r.  Oakland  . 

Jacoby  Brothers  (Los  Angeles,  Cal.)  general  merchan- 
dise, office  7-9  Battery 
Jacoby  Charles  (Jacoby  Brothers,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.) 

office  7-9  Battery 
Jacoby  Edward  S.,   salesman   Simon  Brum!,   r.  Oak- 
land 
Jacoby  Franz,  bookkeeper  Louis  Jacoby,  r.  912  Mc- 
Allister 
Jacoby  Henry,  merchant,  office  439  California,  r.  417 

Mason 
Jacoby  Isaac  N.  (Landis  &  Jacoby)  r.  Loeban,  Prussia 
Jacoby  Jacob,  merchant  tailor,  452  Ji  Tehama 
Jacoljy  Joseph,  salesman  Joseph  Jacobs,  r.  452M  Te- 
hama 
Jacoby  Julius,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1441  Polk,  r.l445 

Polk 
Jacoby  Julius  H.,  salesman  Michalitschke  Bro8.&  Co., 

r.  1114  Stockton 
Jacoby  Louis,   agent  Providence   Washinfiton  In- 
surance Co.  (of  Providence,  R.  I.)  Prescott  Insur- 
ance Co.  (of  Boston)    and  Prussian    National  In- 
surance Co.  (of  Stettin)   office  439  California,  r. 
912  McAllister 
Jacoby  Louis,  tailor,  r.  539  Hayes 
Jacoby  Max  P.,  clerk  Bacbman  Bros.,r.  1.503  Scott 
Jacoby  Paxton  K.,  policeman,  r.  627  California 
Jacoby  Paxton   K.   Mrs.,   furnished  rooms,  627  Cali- 
fornia 
Jacoby   Pliilo,  publisher  and   proprietor  Weekly 
Hebrew  and   California  State  Almanac,  612  Com- 
mercial, r.  118  Dupont 
Jacoby  S.  &   Co.    (New  York)    mufrs   cigars,   Arnold 

Pollak&  Co.  agents,  206  Sacramento 
Jacoby  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  452 ^  Tehama 


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Jacoby  Samuel,  dressmaker,  1114 Stockton 

U^Jacoby.     See  Jacobi 

Jacquay  F.  B.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  34  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Jacquemot  Anselmo,  real  estate,  r.  3  Caroline  PI 
Jacques  Caroline  G.,  widow,  r.  1117  Greenwich 
Jacques  Isaac  F.,   carpenter  and  builder,    114  Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  1020  Larkin 
ayjacques.     See  Jaques  and  Jacks 
Jacquet  Sarah  Miss,  r.  210  O'Farrell 
Jacqujnot  V.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1518  Powell,  rear 
Jacquot  August,  varnisher,  r.  12  William 
Jacquot  Constant,  waiter,  r.  2!^  Auburn 
Jacquot  Ernest,  insurance  broker,  219  Sansome,  r.  150 

Shipley 
Jacquot  Joseph,   carpenter,   r.   S  s   Fourteeenth   Av, 

bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Jacquot  J.,  laundryman  City  and  County  Alms  House 
Jaeger  Frederick  W., machinist,  r.  214)^  Sixth 
Jaeger  George  H.,  housepainter,  r.  E  s   Noe,  bet   Lib- 
erty and  Twenty-first 
Jaeger  George  M.,  barber,  r.  E  s  Noe,  bet  Liberty  and 

Twenty-first 
Jaeger  J.  A.,  commission  merchant,  r.  681  Mission 
Jaeger  Otto   E.,  clerk,   r.   E  s  Noe,   bet  Liberty  and 

Twentj'-first 
Jaeger  William,  pressman  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.   15 

Vareunes 
B^  Jaeger.     See  Jager,  Yager  and  Yeager 
Jaegling  Julia,  widow,  r.  313  Austin 
Jaenicke  Christopher,  baker,  r.  1230  Kearny 
Jaenig  Carl,  locksmith,  r.  2104  Stockton 
Jaffa  Henry  S.,  teacher  languages,  r.  2420  Bush 
Jaffa  Meyer  E.,  analytical  chemist,  r.  2420  Bush 
Jaffa  R.  S.  Mme., teacher  music,  r.  2420  Bush 
Jaffe  L.    <!k   Co.  (Louis  Jaffe  and  J.  Steen)  whole- 
sale  and   retail   wood  and  coal,  654-658  Howard, 
branch  oflice  244  Sutter 
Jaffe  Louis  (L.  Jaffe  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Jaflfe  Max,  bookkeeper  Falkenstein  &  Co.,  r.  520  Sutter 
Jailers  John,  plasterer,  r.  143  Minna 
Jaffman   Francois,  laborer,   r.   NE   cor   Mission  and 

Lizzie 
Jager  Christ.,  wheelwright,  r.  18  First 
Jager  George  W.,  barber,  630  O'Farrell 
Jager  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  aiills 
Jager  Julius,  captain  schr  Apache,  office  7  Clay 
1^^  Jager.     See  Jaeger,  Yager  and  Yeager 
Jagger  Samuel  A.,  hostler,  r.  413  Twenty-eighth 
Jagger  William,  peddler,  r.  413  Twenty-eighth 
Jaggi  Jacobj  tailor,  r.  1842  O'Farrell 
Jaggi  John,  tailor,  r.  505  Dupont,  rear 
Jagoe  Charles  P.,  plasterer,  r.  13193^  Natoma 
Jagoe  Robert   H.,   shoemaker,    r.  Eureka,  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Nineteenth 
Jagoe  Thomas  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  1520  Turk 
JahnAlbrecht  (Cormac  &  Jahn)   attorney  at  law,  606 

Clay,  r.  30  Page 
Jahn  Anna  Mrs.,  costumer,  r.  5  Martha  PI 
Jahn  C,  laborer,  r.  Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Jahn  Christ.,  grocer,  r.  317  Clementina 
Jahn  Emma  Miss,  costumer,  r.  5  Martha  PI 
Jahn  Fred,  marblecutter.  r.  232  Langton 
Jahn  Georye  F.,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  152  First 
Jahn  Hermann  (Jahn  &  Foster)  r.  5  Martha  PI 
Jahn  Hermann  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  5  Martha  PI 
Jahn  &  Foster  (H.  Jahn  ana  C.  M.  Foster)  costumera, 

121  Stockton 
Jahnholz  S.,  si^aman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Jabns  John   H.,   correspondent  B.   Nathan   &   Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Jahnsen  Alfred,  waiter,  r.  8  Antonio 
Jahnsen  Charles  A.,  butcher,  r.   Sixth  Av,  bet  L  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Jahnsen  Christina,  domestic  418  Eddy 
Jaimison  John  W.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  37  Second 
Jakes  Thomas,  cook,  r.  2  Caroline  PI 
Jakowsky  Stanislaus,  miner,  r.  407  Pacific 
Jakway  Jay  W.,  expressman,  SE  cor   Spring  and  Cali- 
fornia, r.  IS)  Freelon 
Jallaud  John  F. ,  laborer,  r.  61  Langton 
James  Agnes,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  427  Sutter 
James  Anna  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  733  O'Farrell 
James  Arthur  R.,  clerk   general    passcngi^r  and  ticket 

agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  923  Hyde 
James  Benjamin,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  20  Everett 
James  C.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  918  Harrison 
James  Carrie  E.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  613  Howard 
James  Charles  A.,  real  estate  agent,  402  Montgomery, 
room  7,  r.  925  Howard 


James  Charles  G.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  918 
Harrison 
,  James  Charles  G.,  painter,  r.  1320  Harrison 
James  C.  F.,  donkeymau  P.   C.   SS.   Orizaba,   r.   1427 

Howard 
James  Clara,  widow,  r.  1427  Howard 
1  James  Daniel,  deckhand  tugboat  Donald 
James  David  B.,  inventor,  r.  1159  Mission 
James  D.  K.,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
James  E.,  carpenter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
James  Egerton,  blacksmith,  r.  25  Stone 
I  James  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1207  Folsom,  rear 
I  James  Elizabeth  P.,  widow,  r.  607  Hyde 
I  James  Ella  F.  Miss,  principal  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Kindergar- 
1  ten,  29  Minna,  r.  405  Taylor 

I  James  Eugene  A.,  laborer,  r.  343  Shipley 
James  Frank,  seaman,  r.  1427  Howard 
James  Frank  W.,  lettercarrier  Post  Oflice,  r.  114  Olive 
Av 
,  James  Frederick  G.,  painter,  r.  20  Clementina 
'  James  George,  watchmaker,  r.  915  M  Market 
James  George   A.,   boxmaker,   r.    330  Townsend,  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
James  George  F.,  laborer,  r.  607  Hyde 
I  James  George  G.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  To- 
I         kio 
James  James,  hackman  Joseph  Eoster 
James  Jefferson  G.,  stockraiser,  office  331  Kearny,  r. 

2131  Howard 
James  Jeremiah,  jobber,  r.  1834  Howard 
James  Joseph,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  South  Caro- 
lina 
James  Joseph,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
James  Laura  C   Mrs.,  assistant  South   Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  221U  Jackson 
James  Mary  Mrs.,  cook  Isthmus  House,  54  First 
James  Mary  A.  Miss,  r.  1207  Folsom 
James  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  168  Silver 
James  Minnie  Miss,  dressmaker,  115   Kearny,  r.  Oak- 
land 
James  Nathaniel,  cook,  r.  37  Sacramento 
James  Nathaniel  T.,  marine  dept  Firemans  Fund  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  2002  Pine 
James  Nellie  Miss,  with  S.  Ettinger,  r.  911  Sutter 
James  Norma  Miss,  r.  613  Howard 
James  Richard  (Baker  &  James)  r.  503  Pacific 
James  R.  Wilson,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  916 

Hyde   • 
James  Thomas,  salesman,  r.  W   s  Chenery,  bet  Fair- 
mount  and  Miguel 
James  Wallace  T..  capitalist,  r.  227  Hayes 
James  Wallace  T.  Jr.,  teamster,  office  125  Washington. 

r.  227  Hayes  ■ 
James  William,  cook  Ravn  &  ChristeBen,r.  173  Minna 
James  William  E.,  photographer  I.  West  Taber,  r.  619 

Jones 
James  William  S.,  engineer  Mason's  Brewery,  r.  2317 

Mason,  rear 
Jameson  Charles  A.,  messenger  Samuel  W.  Dennis,  r. 

cor  Stone  and  Jackson 
Jameson  Charles  A.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Jameson  Henry,  baker,  r.  1139  Folsom 
Jameson  Horace  D.,  harnessmaker,  518  Mission,  r.  24 

Washington  Av 
Jameson  James,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Jameson  Lawrence,  seaman  schr  Joseph  Russ 
Jameson  Louis,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,   r.   E  8 

Michigan,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Jameson  Walter,  saloonkeeper,  r.  16  Taylor 
Jamieson  A.,  machinist,  r.  Mimtgomery's  Hotel 
Jamieson  0.  B.,  livery  stable,  2111  Polk 
Jamieson  James,  machinist,  r.  526  Howard 
Jamieson  Jane,   widow,  r.   E  s   Washington   Av,   bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 
Jamieson  Mary  A.  Miss,  bookfolder,  r.  E  s  Washing- 
ton Av,  nr  Precita  Av,  B.  H. 
Jamieson  William,  machinist  .Etna  Iron  Works,  r.  307 

Folsom 
Jaiuison  Eliza,  dressmaker,  r,  1049  Folsom 
Jamison  James  J.,  clerk,  r.  210  Drumm 
Jamison  Louise,  cook,  18  Columbia 
Jamison  Sarah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  210  Drumm 
Jamison  William,  candymaker,  r.  546  Jessie 
S^Jamison.     See  Jaiiuison,  Jameson  and   Jamieson 
Jaucovich  Luco,  coffee  saloon,  513  Davis,  r.  15  Lynch 
Jancovich  Spero.  with  Luco  Jancovich,  r.  15  Lynch 
Janes    Charles    M.,    patrolman    Underwriters'    Fire 

Patrol,  SW  cor  Stevenson  and  Eiker 
Janes  Eugene  T.,  sahsman  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  1532 
Larkin 


CABINET  WOODS  am  VENEERS,  133  speae  st.  JOMIICtMORE 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


JAN 


532 


JEF 


Janes  Eunioe  L.,  widow,  r.  1619  Larkin 

Janes  Horace  M.,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Co., 
r.  1619  Larkin 

Janes  Justin,  clerk  Taylor  Goodrich,  r.  East  Oakland 

Janes  Louis  L.,  clerk  G.  Venard,  r.  1G19  Larkin 

Janes  Lucy  H.,  widow,  r.  1619  Larkin 

l®~Jane8.     See  Jaynes 

Janie  Peter,  millhand  Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.,  r.  545 
Stevenson 

Janin  IiouiiK,  mining  engineer,  310  Pine,  room  42, 
r.  Oakland 

Janke  Frank,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Janke  John,  r.  817  Mont;?omery 

Janke  William  A.,  r.  1513  Taylor 

Jann  Christian,  laborer,  r.  551  Fifth 

Jansen  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Jansen  A.  C,  second  officer  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  City  of 
Chester 

Jan.sen  Albert,  cook  Mrs.  Harriet  M.  Gardner,  r.  234 
Sutter 

Jansen  Albert,  steward  schr  California,  r.  12  Wash- 
ington 

Jansen  Alexander,  upholsterer,  48  Second,  r.  25 
Silver 

Jansen  Anna,  widow,  r.  9  Baldwin  Court 

Jansen  Celia,  widow,  r.  18!<i  Bluxome 

Jansen  Charles,  salesman  Williams  Bros.,  r.  116  Olive 
Av 

Jansen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Jansen  Crist.,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Jansen  Frederick  H.  (Jansen  &  Thiele)  r.  411  Ellis 

Jansen  Frederick,  cooper,  r.  116  Washington 

Jansen  Georg'e  A.  Pi,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  First 
and  Brannan 

Jansen  George  M.,  r.  204 J^  Fifth 

Jansen  Gu.stav  L.,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 

Jansen  Hans,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 

Jansen  Hans  P.,  grain  inspector,  r.  510  Greenwich 

Janseu  J.,  laborer,  r.  1317  Sansome 

Jansen  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Jansen  James,  blacksmith,  r.  317  Clementina 

Jansen  James,  cook  Conrad  Bill,  r.  308  Seventh 

Jansen  Johannes,  laborer,  r.  234  Perry 

Jansen  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  .509  Bryant 

Jansen  Launz  T.,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Jansen  Olif ,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 

Jansen  Peter,  driver  Broadway  Brewery,  r.  628  Broad- 
way 

Jansen  R.,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Janseu  Robert  P.,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 
NE  cor  First  and  Brannan 

Jansen  Romberg,  watchmaker,  320  Kearny,  r.  1521 
Post 

Jansen  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  1316  Natoma 

Janseu  Sophie,  domestic  428  O'Farrell 

Janseu  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  V3}i  Freelon 

Jansen  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Janseu  Victor,  currier,  r.  1938  Stevenson 

Jansen  William,  gardener,  r.  26  Park  Av 

Jansen  &  Thiele  (Frederick  H.  Jansen  and  Julius 
Thiele)  hats  and  caps,  118  Sixth 

Janson  Charbs,  clerk  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  315  O'Far- 
rell 

Jauson  Charles,  laborer,  r.  224  Third 

Janson  Charles,  tanner,  r.  412  Shotwell 

Janson  Chris.,  molder,  r.  531  Howard 

Janson  Eric  A.,  Swedisb  Soe.,  71  New  Montgomery 

Janson  Franz  O.,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 

Jauson  Jonas,  shoemaker,  r.  637  California 

Janson  Lars,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Post  and 
Hyde 

Janson  Olof  L.,  Swedish  Soc.,  71  New  Montgomery 

Janssen  Asmus,  carpenter,  r.  SE  cor  York  aud  Twen- 
ty-fifth 

Jan.ssen  Carl,  brassmolder  William  T.  Garratt,r.  Oak- 
land 

Janssen  Diedrich,  patternmaker  National  Ironworks, 
r.  128  Turk 

Janusen  Ernst,  salesman  Kruse  &  Euler,  r.  Oakland 

Janssen  Frederick  C,  proptr  German  Hotel,  18  First 

Janssen  Henry,  foreman  Andrew  Frei,  r.  211  Eleventh 

Janssen  J.  Henry,  bookkeeper  Vou  Ronu  &  Hencke 
Bros.,  r.  632  Broadway 

•Tansaen  John,  professor  German  and  English 
languages  and  German  litrrature,  r.  305  Mason 

Janssen  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  Brunswick  House 

Janssen  P.  H., porter  Straus,  Kohnstamm&Co.,  r.  515% 
Stevenson 

Jansson  Charles  P.,  engineer,  r.  311  Union 

B^"  Jannson.    See  Janseu  and  Jensen 


Jantzen  Frederick,  crockery   and   glassware,   524-526 
Sansome,  641  Kearny,  104  Sixth,  122  Fifth  and  131 
Second,  r.  114  Minna 
Jantzen  Frederick  Jr.,  cltrk  F.  Jantzen,  r.  114  Minna 
Jantzen  Herman,  r.  114  Minna 
Jantzen  Hermann  F.,  salesman,  r.  114  Minna 
Jantzen  John  H.,  r.  114  Minna 

Jantzen  William,  salesman  Fred.  Jantzen,  r.  114  Minna 
Janzen  Theodore,  sawyer  F.  Korbel  &  Bros.,  T.IH  Mc- 

Lea  Court 
Japan  Liine  of  Steamers,   O.  and   O.   SS.    Co., 

office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Japanese  Gospel  Society,  K.  Mieyama  president,  rooms 

916  Washington  and  122  Golden  Gate  Av 
Jaques  James   B.,  proprietor  Domestic   Restau- 
rant, 26  First,  r.  526  Filbert 
Jaquc'S  Samuel  B.,  r.  444  Brannan 
fiS"  Jaques.     See  Jacques  and  Jacks 
Jaquith  Abram,  mining,  r.  808  Van  Ness  Av 
Jaquman  Joseph,  first  engineer  stmr  City  of  Stockton, 

r.  Oakland 
Jaquot  Heury,  woodcarver,  r.  27  Gilbert 
Jarboe  John  R.  (Jarboe  &  Harrison)  r.  917  Pine 
Jarboe   4&  Harrison  (John   R.  Jarboe  and  Ralph 
C.   Harrison)  attorneys   at   law,  230  Montgomery, 
rooms  4-10 
Jarden  Robert,  compositor  S.  F.  Journal  of  Commerce, 

r.  929  Howard 
Jardine  Alexander  T.,  painter,  r.  19  Welsh 
Jardine  James  B.,  machinist,  r.  740  Minna 
Jardine  Joseph   B.,   proptr    Atlas    Iron    Works,   135 

Beale,  r.  5  Vassar  PI 
Jardine  Joseph  J.,  painter,  r.  19  Welsh 
Jardine  Robert,  r.  706  Folsom 
Jarman   Hugh   G.,   painter  and  whitener,  office  616 

Kearny,  r.  234  Sixteenth 
Jarratt  Alfred  J.  C,  with  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Fulton, 

r.  Alameda 
Jarrett  Abram.  teamster,  r.  6  Ivy  Av 
Jarrett  Charles,  teamster,  r.  22  Park  Av 
Jarrett  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  24  Welsh 
Jarrish  Frank,  bartender,  r.  945  Mission 
Jarvie  Alexander,  distributors.  F.  Laundry,  r. 930  Fell 
Jarvis  Jane,  widow,  r.  351  Tehama,  rear 
Jarvis  John  W.,  baker,  r.  1611  Hyde,  rear 
Jarvis  Joseph,  cutter   Bullock  &  Jones,  r.  822  Powell 
Jason  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  811  Filbert 
Jason  John,  porter  Doyle  &  Adams,  r.  733  Market 
Jasper  Gustave,  shoemaker,  r.  722  Washington 
Jasper  John,  tanner,  r.  cor  Eighteenth  and  Folsom 
Jasper  Thomas,  r.  3  Henrietta  Square 
Jastram   Frederick,   bartender   P.   H.   Hiuk,   r.   1105 

Leavenworth 
Jaszynsky  Marion,  widow,  r.  203  Turk 
Jaudin  Harry,  tally  clerk  A.  Lusk   &   Co.,  r.  1  Kim- 
ball PI 
Jaudin  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1  Kimball  PI 
Jaudin  Raoul,  bookkeeper  Muser  Bros.,  r.  Alameda 
Jaujou  E.  A.  &  Co.  (Eugene  A.  Jaujou  and  Leon  Chas- 
sagne)  distillers  and   mnfrs  syrups,  liquors,  etc., 
430-432  Jackson 
Jaujou  Eugene  A.  (E.  A.  Jaujou  &  Co.)  r.  929  Jackson 
Jaujou  Mary,  widow,  r.  1830  Powell 
Jaumant  Louis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Javet  Louis,  painter,  r.  84  >$  Everett 
Javon  August,  laundry,  815!^  Vallejo,  rear 
Jaymot  Peter,  gardener,  r.  NE  cor  Kansas   and  Center 
Jaynes    Frank,    superintendent   Western    Union 

Tel.  Co.,  302  Montgomery,  r.  711  Leavenworth 
Jeamau  Julius,  Tailors  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Jeannin  August,  clerk,  r.  139  Gough 
JeauuiuEmil,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  12  Lewis 
Jeauuin  Mary,  widow,  r.  12  Lewis 
Jeannot  Francois,  gardener,  r.  1215  Geary 
Jeanotte  Louis,  fruits   and  vegetables,  r.  15  Morey  Al- 
ley 
Jeanson  Oscar,   superintendent  Red  Cross   Packing 

Co..  r.  2013  Powell 
Jeaunueau  Pierre  (Jeaunneau  &  Lemaitre)  r.  308  Sut- 
ter 
Jeaimueau  &  Lemaitre   (Pierre  Jeaunneau   and  Jules 

Lemaitre)  butchers,  67  Centre  Market 
Jecent  Anione,  cook,  r.  625  Pacific 
Jee  Ai-tliurW.,  secretary  Union  Pacific   Salt  Co., 

216  Sacramento,  r.  East  Oakland 
Jeffcott   Cornelius,   salesman   Sachs,  Heller  &   Co..  r. 

515  Geary 
Jeffers  Adam  J.  (P.  L.  Archibald  &   Co.)  r.  40  McAl- 
lister 


LOUIS 


&pn      JEWEL.RY    and    WATCHES 
WW.  I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WA»«HINO  WEIiL,  DOSTE  AT  VERY  I.«»W  BATES. 

OFFICE,  648  MARKET  STREET, 


JEF 


533 


JEN 


Jefifers  Harris,  architect,  r.  90fi  Market 

Jeffers  James  D.,   blacksmith,  r.  NE   cor  Utah   and 

Yolo 
Jeflfers  Joseph  I.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  32  Second 
Jeffers  Milo  S.  (H.  Rosekrans  *  Co.)  r.  509  Sixth- 
Jeffers  Kobert,  stevedore,  r.  2  Jasper  PI 
Jeffers  William  H.  (Jeffers  k  Wells)  r.  San  Rafael 
Jeffers   &   Wells   (William   H.   Jeffers    and  I'rauk  F. 

Wells)  Universal  Copying  Co.,  1202  Mission 
Jefferson  J.,  laborer,  r.  nOd  Kearny 
Jefferson    John    W.    (Heydenfeldt,   Jefferson    & 
Levy)    attorney  at   law,  318  Pine,  rooms   27-28,  r. 
207  Powell 
Jefferson  Silver   Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  D.  M. 

Kent  secretary,  330  Pine,  rooms  18-19 
Jefferson  Stepheu  P.,  wheelwright  Presidio   Reserva- 
tion, r.  2007  Eddy 
Jefferson  W.  S.,   mail  carrier  quartermaster's  dept, 

Presidio  Reservation 
Jeffery   Alfred,  framemaker  S.   &   G.   Gump,  r.   1019 

Hayes 
Jeffray  Williaiu,  coal,  iron   and  merchandise  broker, 

204  California,  room  8,  r.  o09U'Farrell 
Jeffress  Edward  T.,  plumber  The  Baldwin 
Jeffress   George   H.,  glove   cutter  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin, 

r.  West  Oakland 
Jeffress  J.  G.,  insurance  agent,  r.  Russ  House 
Jeffrey  David   S.,  clerk  freight   auditor  C.  P.  BR.,  r. 

1029  Mission 
Jeffrey  William,  r.  908  Vallejo 
Jeffrej-  William,  liquor  saloon,  519  Pacific 
Jeffreys  David  F.,  house  painter,  r.  108  San  Jose  Av 
Jeffreys  Jarvis  Mrs.,  r.  328  Sixtli 
Jeffries  J.  F.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 
Jeffries  Joseph,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Jeffs  William  F.,  plumher,  r.  770  Bryant 
Jefts  Elbridge  H.,  engineer,  r.  55  Second 
Jefts  James  M.,  peddler,  r.  320  Fell 
Jefts  James  M.  Jr.,  clerk  Yates  it  Co.,  r.  320  Fell 
Jeghers  Augustus    P.,    assistant  weigher    American 

Sugar  Refinery,  r.  Florence  House 
Jeghers  William   B.,   with   Ruhl  Bros.,  r.   Florence 

House 
Jehu  Nathaniel  L.,  detective,  r.  805  Leavenworth 
Jekel  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  625  Pacific 
Jelenikwitz  Leo,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Jelinski  Charles,  laborer,  r.  31  Park  Av 
Jelinski  Emanuel,  cigarmaker,  r.  31  Park  Av 
Jelinski  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  31  Park  Av 
Jellett  Jonathan  H.,  attorney  at  law  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co., 

r.  2197  Devisadero 
Jellett  Lester,  waiter  Russ  House,  r.  614  Bush 
Jellie  Winnie   Miss,   weaver  S.   F.   Pioneer   Woolen 

Factory 
Jellisou  Arthur  M.,  assistant  librarian  Mechanics  In- 
stitute Library,  r.  630  O'Farrell 
Jellison  Benjamin  F.,   liquor  saloon,   500  Kearny,  r. 

1006  Post 
Jelmorini  G.,  laborer,  r.  415  Jackson 
Jemo  George,  fisherman,  r.  503  East 
Jenecke  Christopher,  baker,  r.  1213  Kearny 
Jengras  Mary,  widow,  r.  22  Taylor 
Jenkins  Alice  Mrs.,  confectiomry,  14  Folsom 
Jenkins  A.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  419  Hyde 
Jenkins  A.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  519  Third 
Jenkins  Andrew  E.,  brassfinisher  W.  T.  Garratt,  r.  740 

Folsom 
Jenkins  Benjamin  P.,  milkman,  r.  S  8  Greenwich,  bet 

Pierce  and  Scott 
Jenkins  Carrie  F.  Mrs.,  r.  206  Stockton 
Jenkins  Celia,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 
Jenkins  Charles  H.,  watciiman  Selby's  Smelting  and 

Lead  Works,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,  nr  Se\T?nteenth 
Jenkins  Charles  L.,  engineer,  r.  5,30  Mission 
Jenkins  David,  r.  140  Folsom,  rear 
Jenkins  David,  machinist  S.  F.  Tool  Co.,  r.   3  Rincon 

Av 
Jenkins  Dillon,  backman,  r.  417  Stockton 
Jenkins  Francis  J.,  carpenter  Golden   State   and    Mi- 
ners' Iron  Works,  r.  Oakland 
Jenkins  George,  currier,  r.  436>>i  Fifth 
Jenkins  George  W.,  clerk  M.  C.  Howell,  r.   606    Mont 
Jenkins  J.,  butiher',  r.  636  Commercial 
Jenkins  Jennie,  domestic  834  Sutter 
Jenkins  Joseph,  ship  liner,  r.  1409  Kearny 
Jenkins  Joshua,  cigars   and   tobacco,   531   East,  r.    11 

Jackson 
Jenki.us  Lydia  M.,  widow,  r.  1011  Larkln 
Jenkins  .May  Miss,  assistant  Point  LoboB  School,  r. 
1011 Larkin 


Jenkins  Medora  Mrs.,  r.  927  Greenwich 

Jenkins  Mercedes,  widow,  r.  474  Mission 

Jenkins  Paul,  r.  7  Seliua  PI 

Jenkins  Samuel,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  Collma 

Jenkins  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  14  Folsom 

Jenkins  Sarah  Mrs.,  nurse,  r.  W  s  Maryland,  bet  Sierra 

and    Humboldt ' 
Jenkins  Sarah  B.  Miss,  assistant  Fairmount  Primary 

School,  r.  1011  Larkin 
Jenkins  S.  T.,  waiter,  r.  613  Mission 
Jenkins  Thomas  B.,  but'her,  r.  r.  14  Folsom 
Jenkins  William,  steward  Mrs.  A.  E.  Swain 
Jenkins  William  H.,  butcher,  r.  217  Third 
Jenkiiis  William  I.,  assistant  bookkeeiier  P.   Beamish, 
r.  Colonnade  House 

Jenkins  W'illian I  J.,  packer  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  Fairmount  Tract 

Jenkins  William  M.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  214  Shot- 
well 

Jenks  Albert,  artist,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Jenks  Charles,    clerk  Thomas  Jennings,  r.  11  Caroline 

Jenks  Charles  S.,  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Jenks  George  H.,  homeopathic  physician,  850 
Market,  office  hours  11  to  12  a.  m.,  and  1  to  3  P.  M., 
r.  321  Geary,  office  hours  8  to  9  a.  M.  7  to  8  p.  M., 
and  Sundays 

Jenks  Harris,  assistant  weigher  Custom  E.ouse,  r.  317 
Geary 

Jenks  I.  W.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Jenne  Jacob,  tailor,  418  Tehami 

Jenne  George  C,  varnisher  Indianapolis  Chair  Mnfg 
Co.,  r.  418  Tehama 

Jenner  John  E.,  mill  hand  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,  r.  W  8 
Church,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

Jenner  Sylvester  H.,  compositor,  r.  216  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Jenness  J.  Francis  (Jenness  &  Co.)  r.  2950  Howard 

Jenness  Thomas,  cook  Anna  Petersen,  r.  556  Fourth 

Jenness  &  Co.  (J.  Francis  Jenness  and  James  E.  Par- 
melee)  proptrs  Mission  Express,  22  California  and 
3-5  Commercial 

Jenney  Daniel  AI.,  clerk  Harper  A.  Smith,  r.  519  Post 

Jennings  Ada,  widow,  r.  641  Minna 

Jennings  A.  P.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  670  Mission 

Jennings  Charles  B.,  commission  and  merchandise 
broker,  121  California,  r.  1511  Washington 

Jennings  David  A.,  mining  secretary,  401  California, 
room  4,  r.  1.511  Washington 

Jennings  Elisha  E.,  r.  1138  Pacific 

Jennings  Ellen,  widow,  r.  641  Minna 

Jennings  Fletcher  R.,  boots  and  shoes,  713  Mission,  r. 
1)70  Mif'sion 

Jennings  Prank  H.,  bookkeeper  Hooper's  South  End 
Grain  Warehouse,  r.  Oakland 

Jennings  Frederick  A.,  whitener,  r.  1518  Turk 

Jennings  F.  W.,  helper  Moynihan  &  Aitken 

Jennings  George,  clerk  Thomas  Jennings,  r.  425  O'Far- 
rell 

Jennings  George  A.  (Conners  &  Jennings)  r.  1  Eddy 

Jennings  George  D.,  porter  Platshek  &  Harris,  r.  109 
Vallejo 

Jennings  J.  A.,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  503 
Post 

Jennings  James,  coachdriver  Brooklyn  Hotel,  r.  34 
Perry 

Jennings  James  H.,  salesman  Thomas  Jennings,  r. 
1210  Sutter 

Jennings  James  Mc,  clerk  Jennings  &  Stillman,  r.  719 
California 

Jennings  Jennie  D.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1012  Lar- 
kin 

Jennings  John,  helper  Blsdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Jennings  John,  houseagent,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Jennings  John,  laborer,  r.  937  Folsom 

JenninjUTs  Jolin,  proprietor  Hooper's  South  End 
Grain  Warehouse,  r.  Oakland 

Jennings  John,  watchman  quartermaster's  dept,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation 

Jennings  John,  woolscourer,  r.  134  Clinton 

Jennings  John  Jr.,  woolscourer,  r.  134  Clinton 

Jennings  John  S.,  pilot  stmr  San  Joaquin  No.  2,  office 
2  Mission 

Jennings  John  T.,  sexton  Central  Presbyterian  Taber- 
nacle, r.  1053  Market 

Jennings  John  W.,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre 

Jennings  Joseph,  teamster  Albert  Mau  &  Co.,  r.  1577)4 
Market 

Jennings  Joseph  C.  (Jennings  &  Stillman)  r.  719  Cal- 
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Jennings  Julia,  widow,  r.  648  Howard 

Jennings  L.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  115  Ellis 

Jennings  L.  J.,  mastermariner,  r.  115  Ellis 

Jennings   M.   A.,   porter  Conners  &   Jennings,  r.  24 

Hunt 
Jennings  Mary,  widow,  r.  Iff  s  Twenty-second,  bet 

Church  and  Chattanooga 
Jennings  Mary,  domestic  1128  Sutter 
Jennings  Thomas,  r.  416  Sansome 
Jeniiiii$r.s  TUomas,  groceries  and  provisions,  416- 

418  Sansome,  r.  425  O'Farrell 
Jennings  Thomas,  plasterer  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 

27  Pleasant 
Jennings  William,  laborer,  r.  12  W.;lsh 
Jennings  William  H.,  drayman  Albert  Mau   &   Co.,  r. 

lbn%  Market 
Jeniiin^'8   «fc   Stlllinan  (Joseph  C.  Jennings  and 
Alfred   Stlllman)  general   agents   Manufacturers' 
Fire   and  Marine   Insurance  Co.  (of  Boston)  and 
ConimouweaUh  Insurance  Co. (of  Boston)  and  The 
Lorillard   Insurance  Co.  (of  New  York)  office  317 
California 
Jenningsou  William,  physician,  office  and  r.  402  Stock- 
ton 
Jenny  E.  S.,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Jenny  Mary  L..  widow,  furnished  rooms,  23  Stockton 
Jensen  Albert  P.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Jensen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Jensen  Charles  H.,  laborer,  r.  237  Eighth 
Jensen  Chris.,  carpenter,  r.  5143^  Ninth 
Jensen  Christian,  clerK  H.  Inselmann,  r.  446  Third 
Jensen  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  116  Montgomery  Av, 

r.  19  Silver 
Jensen  Emil,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Jensen  Ernest  S.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bry- 
ant 
Jensen  Frederick, bartender  Peterson  &  Dawartz,r.220 

Montgomery  Av 
Jensen  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Beale  and  Harrison,  r.  221  Harrison 
Jensen  Fritz  A.,  laborer,  r.  Potrero  Av,  bet  El  Dorado 

and  Alameda 
Jensen  Hans,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Jensen  Henry  M.,  carpenter,  r.  8J<S  Moss 
Jensen  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Jensen    Jacob,   shipbroker    and    insurance   agent,   2 

Market,  r.  Alameda 
Jensen  James,  carriagesmith,  r.  317  Clementina 
Jensen  James  P.,  longshoreman,  r.  359  J^  Braunan 
Jensen  Jens,  mate  schr  Emma  Utter,  r.  South  Pacific 

House 
Jensen  Jens  S.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Jensen  John,  laborer,  r.  20  Decatur 
Jensen  John   W.  D.,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-Gen- 
eral's Office,  r.  1231  Stockton 
Jensen  Lawrence,  iron  molder,  r.  221  Harrison 
Jensen  Martin,  waiter,  r.  646  Fourth 
Jensen  Niels,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Jensen  Ole,  cooper  R.  Armstrong,  r.  Alameda 
Jensen  Peter,  clerk,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
Jensen  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  359  J(i  Brannan 
Jensen  Peter  H.,  salesman  G.  T.  Marsh  &   Co.,  r.  133 

South  Park 
Jensen  Richard  C,  compositor,  r.  1215  Pacific 
Jenson   Samuel   B.,    laborer    Custom    House,   r.   520 

Minna 
Jensen  SOren,  cabinetmaker  J.  Kemp  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Jensen  T.  C,  r.  1917  Howard 
Jensen  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  26  Turk 
Jensen  William,  hostler,  r.  1533  Polk 
Jensen  William^  seaman,  r.  359J(;  Brannan 
Jensen  William,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
It^ Jensen.    See  Jausen  and  Janssen 
Jenson  N.  P.,  miner,  r.  424  Sansome 
Jentzsch  Agnes,  domestic  808  Geary 
Jentzsch  Gottlieb,  pianomaker,  r.  113  Park  Av 
Jentzsch  Jens,  cabinetmaker,  r.  113  Park  Av 
Jentzsch  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  113  Park  Av 
Jentzsch  Otto,  cabinetmaker,  r.  113  Park  Av 
Jentzsch  Reinhold,  janitor  Verein   Eintracht,  r.  29J4 

Oak  Grove  Av 
Jephsiin  Augusta,  widow,  r.  2201  Larkin 
Jephson  Joseph  O.,  book  and  job  printer,  769  Market, 

r.  11  Hampton  PI 
Jepsen  Charles,  waiter  Ferdinand  Koenig,  r.  630  Pa- 
cific 
Jepsen  John,  cook,  r.  339  Tehama 
Jergensen  Charles,  captain  schr  Ida  Florence 
Jergensen  Jons,  master  mariner,  r.  209  Capp 


Jerney  Louise  Miss,  dressmaker  White  House,  r.  545 
Stevenson 

Jerney  Peter,  miller  Capitol  Flour  Mills,  r.  545  Ste- 
venson 

Jerome  Edward  B.,  deputy  Collector  Custom 
House,  r.  Oakland 

Jerome  Frederick,  boatman  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  r.  130 
Francifico 

Jerome  Theodore,  painter,  r.  263  Third 

Jerome  Theodore  F.,  examiner  merchandise  U.  S. 
Appraiser's  Bldg,  r.  1613  Clay 

Jersey  Farm  Dairy,  Richard  G.  Sneath  proprie- 
tor, George  A.  Barnett  superintendent,  835-839 
Howard  and  3.50  Tehama 

Jespersen  M.  E.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assu,413  Sut- 
ter 

Jespersen  Soren,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sut- 
ter 

Jesperson  Jasper  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  239  Ritch 

Jess  Felii.  cook,  r.  \5%  Sumner 

Jess  Frank,  deckhand  stmr  James  M.  Donahue,  r.  116 
Jackson 

Jess  James,  gardener,  r.  73  Shipley 

Jesse  George  R.  (Jesse  &  Drew)  r.  213  Page 

Jesse  6i  Drew  (George  R.  Jesse  and  Hiram  M. 
Drew)  stairbuilders,  South  Point  Mills,  Berrv, 
bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Jessen  Edward,  porter  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  228  Bush 

Jessen  Eric,  longshoreman,  r.  18  Frederick,  rear 

Jessen  Gustav  M.,  pilot  O.  K.  and  R.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 
1524  Jackson 

Jessen  H.,  signpainter,  241  Seventh,  r.  616  Steven- 
son 

Jessen  Henry  H.,  graindrying  house,  225  Harrison,  r. 
418  First 

Jessen  James,  cook,  r.  308  Seventh 

Jessen  John,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 

Jessen  Jorgen,  bartender,  r.  160  Steuart 

Jessen  Mary,  widow,  r.  9}^  Freelon 

Jessen  Paul  (Petersen  &  Co.)  r.  1212  Ellis 

Jessen  Peter,  millhand  C.  S.  Laumeister,  r.  204  Mis- 
sion 

Jessen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  156  Berry 

Jesseriti  Gaetano  Mrs.,  r.  15  Sherwood 'PI 

Jesson  Kate  Mrs.,  bakery,  209  Twenty-fourth 

Jesson  Samuel,  silversmith  W.  K.  Vanderslice  &  Co., 
r.  209  Twenty-fourth 

Jessup  Andrew  J.  (Clapp  &  Jebsup)  r.  1221  Pacific 

Jessup  Arthur,  carpenter,  r.  2  Park  PI 

Jessup  C.  A.  Miss,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  r. 
116  Turk 

Jessup  Gershom  P.,  mining,  r.  1  Fifth 

Jessup  Samuel  R.,  machinist,  r.  2  Park  PI 

Jessup  Thomas  C,  dentist,  office  103  Montgomery,  r. 
1021  Sutter 

Jessurun  Isaac  B.,  compositor,  r.  404  Eddy 

Jester  Decker  T.,  blacksmith,  r.  25  Taylor 

Jester  John  W.,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Powell  and  Filbert 

Jett  John,  student,  r.  231  Second 

Jewell  a;  M.  <&  Co.  (Ammi  M.,  Jewell  and  Charles 
A.  and  GeorgeW. Hooper)  proptrs  South  Point  Mills 
and  wooden  pump  and  pipe  mnfrs,  N  s  Berry,  bet 
Third  and  Fourth 

Jewell  Ammi  M.  (A.  M.  Jewell  &  Co.)  r.  820  Twenty- 
first 

Jewell  Ella  L.  MisS,  r.  117  Mason 

Jewell  Frank  F.  Rev.  D.D.,  pastor  Howard  St.  Metho- 
dist Church,  r.  8  Hubbard 

Jewell  Godfrey  (Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co.)  r.2106  Mason 

Jewell  Isaac,  rectifier  Bay  View  Distillery,  r.  S  s  Fif- 
teenth Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Jewell  J.  Gray,  physician, and  assistant  secretary 
Health  Department,   14  O'Farrell,  r.  200  Franklin 

Jewell  John  F.,  clerk,  r.  118  Eddy 

Jewell  Martin  C.  superintendent  California  Paint  Co., 
r.  Alameda 

Jewell  Mary,  widow,  r.  5M  Dupont 

Jewell  Mary  Miss,  operator  Greenebaum,  Sachs  &  Free- 
man, r.  1609  California 

Jewell  Mrs.,  r.  418  Sutter 

Jewell  Orla  H.    (Bangs,   Walkington   &  Co.)    r.   2529 

Howard 
Jewell  Raphael,  bookkeeper  Mierson,   Jewell   &  Co., 

r.  1806  Laguna 
Jewell  Richard  C,  salesman  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  621  Bush 
Jewell  Ruby  A.  Miss,  assistant  West  Mission  St.  Prim- 
ary School,  r.  1214  Howard 
Jewell  Samuel,  capitalist,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Jewell  Thomas  A.,  student  Pac.  Business   College,  r. 
36  Geary 


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Jewell  Truman  E.,  miuiug,  330  Pine,  room  3,  r.  Grand 
Hotel  I 

Jewell  Walter  S.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  T.  Atkinson  k  \ 
Co.,  r.  417  Kearny 

Jewett  A.  F.,  laW  student,  r.  502  Washington 

Jewett  Annie  S.  Miss,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  712  SLotwell 

Jewett  C.  H.,  r.  Cambridge  House  i 

Jewett  Fidelia  Miss,  assistant  Girl's  High  School,  r. 
801  Leavenw.orth  I 

Jewett  George,  carpenter,  r.  537  Sacramento  I 

Jewett  George  O.,  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 
Office,  r.  1402  Powell  i 

Jewett  Jarvis,  agent  Palmer's  Ai-tificial  Leg,  21  Mer- 
chant s  Exchange 

Jewett  Joye  O.,  Spanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 

Jewett  Millie  S.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  315  Ivy  Av 

Jewett  Sherman  S.  &  Co.  (of  Bufl'alo,  N.  Y.)  mnfrs 
stoves,  Oscar  S.  Levy   manager,  office  120  Battery 

Jewett  Stephen,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r,  11 
South  Park 

Jewett  Thomas  M.,  cler;^  U.  S.  Attorney,  r.  526  Pine 

Jewish    Almanac    Pacific    Coast,   William    Saalburg 
,     proptr,  622  Clay 

Jewish  Progress  The  (weekly)  Abe  Seelingsohn  editor 
aud  proptr.  COS  Sacramento 

Jewish  Times  The  (weekly)  The  Jewish  Times  Pub- 
lishing Co.  publishers,  P.  L.  Phillips  business 
manager,  office  615  Keai-ny 

Jewish  Times  Publishing  Co.  The,  P.  L.  Phillips  bus- 
iness manager,  office  615  Kearny 

Jezeuell  Evan,  seaman  schr  California 

Jicha  John,  gunsmith,  624  Washington 

Jilson  A.  P.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Jimenez  Miguel,  merchant,  r.  919  Post 

Jimeno  Henry  P.,  messenger  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  San  Lean- 
dro 

Jink  John,  coachman,  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Hayes 

Jiljsen  Johaun  H..  laborer,  r.  3  Juniper 

Jiser  Frederick  C,  painter,  r.  119  Bernard 

Joachimsen  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  r.  514  Ninth 

Joachimsen  Henry  L.,  attorney  at  law,  502  Montgom- 
ery, r.  1813  Powell 

Joaquin  Antonio,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510 
Bush 

Joaquin  Joseph,  deckhand  C.  P.  KR.  stmr  Apache,  r. 
416  Drumm 

Joaquin  Manoel ,  r.  51  Clay 

Job  Charles  E.,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Yuba,  bet  Vermont 
and  Kansas 

Job  Peter,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 

Jobling  Alfred,  lauudryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 
bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Jobmann  Julius,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Fourth'  and 
Towusend 

-Jobson  William  G.,  wood  aud  coal,  513  Bush,  r. 
2324  Mission 

Jochim  Adolph  M.,  clerk  Phoenix  and  Home  Insur- 
ance Cos.,  r.  312  Gough 

Jock  Joseph,  barber,  r.  1622  Washington 

Joel  Albert  M.,  proptr  California  Necktie  Factory,  506 
Market,  r.  1208  Ellis 

Joerdenic  J.  Corille,  florist,  r.  3  McCormick 

Jofre  Adelaide  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  724  Broadway 

Jofre  Eugenia  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  724  Broadway 

Jofre  Mercedes  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  724  Broadway 

Juhanaseu  H.,  seaman,  r.  40  Jackson 

Johauasen  Olof ,  ropemaker  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  Sanders' 
Hotel 

Johannes  Henry  C,  office  clerk  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  209 
Turk 

Johaunsen  A.  C,  seaman,  r.  Sander.^'  Hotel 

Johannsen  Christian,  bartender,  123  Front 

Johaunsen  Christina  Mrs.,  dressmaker  Miss  Emma 
Girard 

aJuhannsen  Fred.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
O'Farrell  and  Mason,  r.  306  O'Farrell 

Johannsen  John  H.,  clerk  Fred.  Johaunsen,  r.  306 
O'Farrell 

Johannseu  John  P.,  bookkeeper  Joe.  T.Poheim,  r.  315 
Lombard 

Johannsen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 

Johannsen  Peter,  teacher  music,  r.  84  Everett 

Johansen  Alfred,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Johansen  George  W..  bartender,  r.  261  Minna 

Johansen  Herman,  bookkeeper,  r.  100  McAllister 
Johansen  Joban,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Johansen  John  A.,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Johansen  Louis  P.  (Anderson  k  Johansen)  r.  SE  cor 
Fourteenth  and  Noe 


Johansen  Olaf,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Johansen  T.  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Johansuu  August,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

Johausou  Gustaf,  Swedish  Soc,   71  New  Montgomery 

Johanson  Joel,  tailor,  r.  1024  Pacific 

Johanson  John,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 

Johausou  Rasmus,   Master   Mariners'   Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Johanson  S.,  carpenter,  r.  634  Pacific 
^'"Johanson.    See  Johannsen  and  Johnson 
Johanssan  Martin,  attendant  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital 
Johaussen  Christof,  r.  Mechanic*  Home 
Johaussen  John,  seaman,  r.  40  Jackson 
Johanssen  U.,  dishwasher,  r.  6)4  Prospect  PI 
John  George,  bakery,  152  First 
John   Gold   Mining   Co.  (Amador  Co.,  Cal.)    Addison 

Martin  secretary,  528  California,  room  6 
John  Henry,  sailmaker,  r.  8  John 

Joliii  William,  importer,  jobber  and  manufacturer 
cigars  and  tobacco,  SW  cor  Post   and  Dupont,  r. 
512  Jessie 
Johnholtz  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  509  Third 
Johns  Fanny,  widow,  r.  414  Jones,  rear 
Johns  Hugh  M.,  clerk  William   L.  Duncan,  r.  414 

Jones 
Johns  H.   W.   Manufacturing  Co.,  I.  L.  Mer- 

rell  agent,  316  Townseud 
Johns  Vivian,  porter  Abbotsford  House 
Johns  William,  manager  Sierra  Buttes  Gold  Min- 
ing Co.  (limited)  and  London  and  California  Min- 
ing  Co.  (limited)  320  Sanscme,   room   16,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Johnsen  Albert,  butcher  John  Denhard,  r.  214  Ninth 
Johnsen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom,  rear 
Johnsen  Charles,  watchman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnsen  Charles  O., driver  Atkins  Massey,r.  651  Sacra- 
mento 
Johnsen  Christopher,  laborer,  r.  ill  Mason 
Johnsen  E.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnsen  G.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnsen  Henry,  carpenter  ship  Dashing  Wave,  r.  54 

Sacramento 
Johnsen  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Ho- 
tel 
Johnsen  Holbert,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnsen  Lawrence,  wagonmaker,  r.  719  M  Natoma 
Johnsen  N.  A.,  laborer,  r.  228  Montgomery  Av 
Johnsen  Niels  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnsen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnsen  Silme,  domestic  162  Ninth 
Johnson  A.,  r.  .36  Clay 
Johnson  A.,  r.  134  Fourth 
Johnson  A.,  r.  636  Commercial 
Johnson  A.,  painter,  r.  129  Third 
I  .Johnson  Abner  B.,  blacksmith,  r.  2912  Bush 
I  Johnson  Adam,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgomery 

Johnson  Adella  A.  Miss,  r.  5  Hampton  PI 
I  Johnson  Adolphus  G. ,  shoemaker,  613  Laguns 
Johnson  Albert,  engineer,  r.  509  Filbert       • 
Johnson  Albert,  gentleman's  nurse,  r.  2238  Bush 
Johnson  Albert,  laborer,  r.  123  Jackson 
i  Johnson  .•Vlbert,  longshoreman,  r.  123  Jackson 
i  Johnson  Albert,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
!  Johnson  Albert  de  M.,  stenograjiher  land   dept  8.  P. 

KR.,  r.  615  Turk 
I  Johnson  Albert  H.,  clerk,  r.  36  Clay 
Johnson  Alfred,  boltmaker  Pac  Rolling  Mills,  r.  566 
!  Bryant 

Johnson  Alfred,  captain  tug  Water  Witch,  r.  1219  Pa- 
cific 
Johnson  Alfred,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  Alfred,  second  officer  Oiegon  Imp.  SS.  Missis- 
sippi 
Johnson  Alfred,  student,  r.  19  Stone 
Johnson  Alfred  B.,  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  117  Ce- 
dar Av 
Johnson  .\lfred  L.,  driver  T.  H.  Page,  r.  126  Clara 
Johnson  Alexander,  janitor  Nevada  Block,  r.  19  Stone 
Johnson  Alexander,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Johnson   A.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  waitress  Women's  C.  T. 

Coffee  House,  r.  126  Sixth 
Johnson  Amanda,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 
Johnson  Andreas  P.,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Johnson  Andrew,  r.  1329  Natoma 

Johnson  Andrew,  engineer  tug  Transit,  r.  12  J4  Verona 
Johnson  Andrew,  fireman   0.  S.  SS.  McPherson,  r,  2 
I  Grant  PI 

Johnson   Andrew,   laborer,   r.   NW    cor    Bryant    and 
Eighth 
I  Johusou  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 


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Johnson  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Johnson  Andrew,  seaman  schr  Bill  the  Butchei,  i.  29 

Commercial 
Johnson  Andrew,  secona  officer  P.  C.  S3.  Senator,  r. 

725  Stockton 
Johnson   Andrew,  wire  drawer  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  734 

Vallejo,  rear 
Johnson  Andrew  G.,  carpenter,  r.  505  Jo  Linden  Av 
Johnson  Andrew  G.,  laborer,  r.  I'SH  Freclon 
Johnson  Andrew  J.  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 
Johnson   Andrew   M.,  salesman  M.   J.  Flavin,  r.  19 

Taylor  • 

Johnson  Andy,  laundryman,  r.  .>i3  Mission 
Johnson  Angus,  seaman,  r.  41S  Dm  mm 
Johnson  Ann  il.,  widow,  r.  7  5^  Langton 
Johnson  Anna  Miss,  r.  714  Howard 
Johnson  Anne,  widow,  r.  141  Shipley,  rear 
Johnson  Annie,  domestic  211  Turk 
Johnson  Annie,  nurse  418  Sutter 
Johnson  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  329  O'Farrell 
Johnson  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  843  Mission 
Johnson  Annie  M .  Miss ,  assistant  Golden  Gate  Primary 

School,  r.  12y  Turk 
Johnson  Anthony,  furniture  mnfr,  572  Brannan,  r.  645 

Folsom 
Johnson  Anthony,  waiter  The  Baldwln,r.  613  Howard 
Johnson  Anthony,  watchman  C.  P.  RK.   stmrs,  r.   NE 

cor  Church  and  Twenty-eighth 
Johnson  A.  S..  conductor  Geary  St.  BE.,  r.  1537  Geary 
Johnson  August,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Johnson  August,  tailor,  r.  815  Bush 
Johnson  August,  waiter,  r.  1516  Hyde 
Johnson  August  V.,  bartender,  r.  4:J3  Bush 
Johnson  Augusta,  domestic  1216  Mission 
Johnson  Augustus,  teamster,  r.  1912  Market 
Johnson  Asel,laundryman  Lick  Laundry, r.  13  Lick  PI 
Johnson  Axel,  sawyer  A.  Waldstein,  r.  735  Brannan 
Johnson  Belle,  widow,  r.  1711  Market 
Johnson    Benjamin,    butcher,    r.    Railroad    Av,   bet 

Seventh  and  Eighth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Johnson  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  70  Jessie 
Johnson  B.  F.,  gripman  Presidio  EE.,  r.  1205  Union 
Johnson  Byron  R.,  salesman  Dwyer,  Skaife  &  Bobert- 

son.  r.  142  54  Fourth 
Johnson  B.  W.,  clerk,  r.  808  Mission 
Johnson  Caleb  H.,  with  Oregon  Stock  and  Butchering 

Co.,  r.  1814  Lyon 
Johnson  Carrie,  domestic  2023  Broadway 
Johnson  C.  Clifford,  patternmaker,  r.  1925  Jessie 
Johnson  C.  H.,  r.  l.-!l4  Lyon 

Johnson  Charles,  captain  schr  Masim,  r.  Berkeley 
Johnson  Charles,  carpenter  Truckee  Lumber  Co.,  r. 

768  Bryant 
Johnson  Charles,  clerk  Peter  Johnson,  r.  NE  eor  Sec- 
ond and  Natoma 
Johnson  Charles,  detective  City  Hall,  r.  1403  Baker 
Johnson  Charles,  expressman,  r.  330J<  Bitch 
Johnson  Charles,  fireman,  r.  333  Tehama 
Johnson  Oharles,  latwrer,  r.  i^H  Broadway 
Johnson  Charles,  porter,  r.  46  Second 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  115  Langton,  rear 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  313  Beale 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  SW  cor  East  and  Jackson 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnson  Cliarles,  seaman  P.  C.  8S.  Bonita,  r.  9  Bdwy 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Johnson  Charles,  tailor,  r.  223  Seventh,  rear 
Johnson  Charles,  vegetableman  .\rcade  Beetaurant, 

r.  1917  Broadway 
Johnson  Charles,  watchman  stmr  Areata 
Johnson  Charles,  with  J.  C.  Pelton  Jr.,  r.  1611  Baker 
Johnson  Charles  A.,  boxmaker,  r.  837  Folsom 
Johnson  Charles  A.,  salesman    Gilfillan  &  Hohens- 

child.  r.  420  Powell 
Johnson  Charles  A.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  Charles  A.,  washermaker  Pac.  Boiling  Mills, 

r.  Shasta  House 
Johnson  Charles  B.,  captain  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r.  721 

Shotwell 
Johnson  Charles  B.,  stock  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas 

&  Co.,  r.  510  Greenwich 
Johnson  Charles  E.,   salesman  William  ProU,  r.  142 

Natoma 
John-son  Charles  F.,  r.  2826  I'ine 
Johnson  Charles  F.,  potmaker  S.   Fl  and  Pac.  Glass 

Works,  r.  .329  5<  Bitch 


,  stevedore,  r.  426  Shotwell 

,  blacksmith,  r.  1403  Baker 

,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

,  stevedore,  r.  20  Frederick 

,   teamster  South   8.  F.  Packing 


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Johnson  Charles  G. 
Johnson  Charles  H, 
Johnson  Charles  H. 

Shasta  House 
Johnson  Charles  H. 
Johnson  Charles  H, 

Co.,  r.  34  Oak  Grove  Av 
Johnson  Charles  J.,   Swedish   Soc, 

gomery 
Johnson  Charles  K.,  carpenter,  r.  516  Ninth 
Johnson  Charles  L.,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 
Johnson  Charles  M.,  photographer  Aldine  Gallery,  r. 

108  Powell 
Johnson  Charles  M.,  waiter,  r.  1109  Stockton 
Johnson  Charles  N.,  plumber,  r.  NEcor  Pine  and  Polk 
Johnson  Charles  P.,  r.  Ill  Oak 

bookkeeper  E.  D.  W.  Davis  k  Co., 


Johnson  Charles  E., 

r.  733  Bush 
Johnson  Charles  T., 
Johnson  Charles  W. 


seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
seam'an,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 


Johnson  Chris.,  manager  L.  Bormen  t  Co.,  r.   Berke- 
ley 
Johnson  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  r.  235  Jessie 
Johnson  Christian,  laborer,  r.  431 J4  Shipley  , 

Johnson  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  116  Montgomery  Av, 

r.  20  Silver 
Johnson  Christian,  longshoreman,  r.  N  6  Greenwich, 

nr  Sansome 
Johnson  Christine,  domestic  705  Bush 
Johnson  Clatis.  A..  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Johnson  D .,  r.  36  Clay 
Johnson  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Cook,  bet  Post  and 

Sutter 
Johnson  David,  Uqnor  saloon,  16  Steuart,  r.  103  Sftcra- 

mento 
Johnson  David,  telegraph  operator,  r.  136  Sixth 
Johnson  D.  M.,  entry  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas &Co., 

r.  1403  Bush 
Johnson  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1807  Dupont 
Johnsun  Ldward.  boxmaker,  r.  7  5^  McLea  Court 
Johnson  Edward,  clerk,  r.  1807  Dui)ont 
Johnson  Edward,  clerk  Henry  C.  Kroenke.r.  1203  Mis- 
sion 
Johnson  Edward,  laborer  Pac.  Boiling  MiUs 
Johnson  Edward,  mate  schr  Bill   the  Butcher,  r.  12 

Washington 
Johnson  Edward,  mounter  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  612 

McAllister 
Johnson  Edward  A.,  ropemaker  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  Sand- 
ers' Hotel 
•Johnson  E>i ward  E.,  general  agent  Denver  and  Bio 

Grande  Eailway.3  04  Montgomery,  r.537  Turk 
Johnson  Edwin,  tailor,  r.  713  5^  Bush 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  3  Scotland 
Johnson  Ellen,  domestic  1215  Jones 
Johnson  Ellen,  widow,  r.  307  Seventh 
Johnson  EUen  M.  Miss,  r.  2305  Polk 
Johnson  Emma  Miss,  milliner  F.   Toplitz  k  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Johnson  Emma  B.  Mrs.,  r.  606  Montgomery 
Johnson  Errick  A.,  proptr  Mechanics'  House,  8-10 

Berry 
Johnson  Francis,  plumber,  r.  1436  Pine 
Johnson  Frank,  dyer,  r.  2242  Mission 
Johnson  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  16  Folsom,  r.  134  Fol-  | 

som 
Johnson  Frank,  nightwatchman  Adelphi  Theatre 
Johnson  Frank,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Johnson  Frank,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Johnson  Frank,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Johnson  Frank,  stevedore,  r.  20  Frederick 
Johnson    Frank,    teamster   Presidio  E-servation,  r. 

Fort  Point 
Johnson  Frank,  waiter,  r.  St.  George  Hotel 
Johnson  Frank  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  734  Post 
Johnson  Frank  A.,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Johnson  Frank  L.,  bagmaker  Blake, Bobbins  &  Co.,  r. 

1329  Natoma 
Johnson  Frank  S.,  with  William  T.  Coleman  k  Co. 

and  (Benner  &  Co.)  r.  734  Post 
Johnson  Frederick  (Johnson  &  Schule)  r.  751  Harrison 
Johnson    Frederick,  fitter  Betts  Spring  Co.,  r.  990 

Folsom 
Johnson  Frederick,  longshoreman,  r.  573  Howard 
Johnson  Frederick,  longshoreman,  r.  8W  cor  Spear 

and  Mission 
Johnson  Frederick,  physician,  r,  1010  Mission 
Johnson  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Johnson  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  8  Antonicj 
Johnson  Frederick  N.,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 


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JobDBon  Frederick  T.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Johnson  G.,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 

JobneoD  Gabriel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Johnson  Gabriel  P.,  stonecutter,  r.  1403  Baker 

Johnson   George   (Pendergast,   Smith   &   Co.)  r.  2504 

Washington 
Johnson  George,  drayman  Wright  &  Bowne,  r.  121 

Langton 
Johnson  George,  laborer,  r.  431 M  Shipley 
Johnson  George,  pantryman  Ahlborn  House 
Johnson   George,  pilot,  oflSce  506   Batterv,  room  9,  r. 

732  Shot-n-ell 
Johnson  George,  seaman,  r.  129  Folsom 
Johnson  George,  seamau,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Johnson  George,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Johnson  George  A.,  bartender,  r.  5  Broadway 
Johnson  George  L.,  painter,  r.  S  s  Eugenia,  bet  Pros- 
pect and  California  Avs,  B.  H. 
Johnson  George  W.,  wood  and  coal,  1937  Howard 
Johnson  G.  H.,  r.  134  Fourth 
Johnson  Gilbert,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Johnson  Gustaf  E.,  teamster,  r.  Arion  House 
Johnson  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Johnson  Gustav,  waiter,  r.  114  Prospect  PI 
Johnson  Gustave,  laborer,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and 

N,  South  S.  F. 
Johnson  Gustave,  liquor  saloon,  7  Commercial 
Johnson  Giistavus,  coachman  NW  cor  Jackson  and* 

Gough 
Johnson  H.,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Johnson  H.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Johnson  H.  A.,  laborer,  r.  429  Bush 
Johnson  Hank,  benchhand  W.  B.  Bradbury,  r.  907 

Folsom 
Johnson  Hans   P.,  shoemaker,  164   Jessie,  r.  250)^ 

Minna 
Johnson  Harriet,  chambermaid  International  Hotel 
Johnsob  Harriet,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  339  Jessie 
Johnson  Harry,  captain  schr  Gualala,  Pier  13  Steuart 
Johnson  Harry,  laborer,  r.  30  Miuna 
Johnson  Harvey,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Pvestaurant 
Johnson  H.  E.,  druggist,  r.  114  Fourth 
Johnson  Helena  Miss,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  29}^  Fifth  Av, 

rear 
Johnson  Henry  (Williams,  Hill  &  Co.)  r.  5173^  Geary 
Johnson  Henry,  baker  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  932  Mont- 

gomery 
Joluison  Henry,  captain  V.  8.  A.,  medical  store- 
keeper, office  36  New  Montgomery,  room  6.  r.  Oak- 
land 
Johnson  Henry,  coffee  saloon,  325  Drumm, 

Powell 
Johnson  Henry,  cook,  r.  679  M  Clementina 
Johnson  Henry,  dairy  produce,  1045  Howard 
Johnson  Henry,  engineer  California   St.  EE. 

Larkin 

Johnson  Henry,  janitor  Adelphi  Theatre,  r.  3  St. Mary's 
Johnson  Henry,  laborer,  r.  Fort  Point 
Johnson  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  918  Montgomery 
Johnson  Henry,  longshoreman,  r,  2012J^  Dupont,  rear 
Johnson  Henry,  miner,  r.  763  Bryant 
Johnson  Henry,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 
Johnson  Henry,  teacher  dancing,  r.  1021  Clay 
Johnson  Henry,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Johnson  Henry  A.,  engineer,  r.  142  Ninth 
Johnson  Henry  C,  bookkeeper  Billings,  Harboume  & 

Co.,  r.  109  Leavenworth 
Johnson  Henry  E.,  tailor,  r.  619  Bush 
Johnson  Henry  P.,  machinist,  r.  726  Green 
Johnson  Herman,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Johnson  H.  N.  Mrs.,  r.  13  Taylor 
Johnson  Horace  A.,  porter  W.  B;  Sumner  &  Co.,  r.  429 

Bush 
Johnson  Howard  Russell,  journalist,  r.  950  Bryant 
Johnson  Hugo,  r.  Niagara  House 
Johnson  Ida,  domestic  306  Seventeenth 
Johnson  I.  O.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  Isaac,  r.  E  e  Illinois,  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
Johnson  Isaiah  D.,  fringemaker,  r.  cor  Santa  Clara 

and  Connecticut 
Johnson  Israel  J.,  traveling  agent,  r.  419  Geary 
Johnson  J.  A.,  clerk  Peixotto  &  Silverman,  r.  Oakland 
Johnson  Jac«b  C.  (J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co.)  r.  1314  Mason 
Johnson  James,  r.  6  Virginia  PI 
Johnson  .lames,  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  George 

W.  Elder 
Johnson  James,  butcher,  r.  cor  Thirteenth  and  Rail- 
road Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Johnson  James,  compositor  S.  F.  Journal  of   Com- 
merce, r.  714  Natoma 


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Johnson  James,  cooper,  r.  115  Langton,  rear 
Johnson  James,  currier  C.  Hellwlg,  r.  115  Twenty- 
sixth 
Johnson  James,  longshoreman,  r.  356  Natoma 
Johnson  James,  macbinehand,  r.  517  Valencia 
Johnson  James,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Johnson  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnson  James,  ship  calker,  r.  1025  Harrison 
Johnson  James,  tinsmith,  r.  251  Jessie 
Johnson  James  A..,  attornev  at  law,  629  Kearny,  room 

3,  r.  950  Bryant 
Johnson  James  A.,  teamster,  r.  220  Ninth 
Johnson  James  B.,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  319  Fourth 
Johnson  James  B.,  patternmaker,  r.  1925  Jessie 
Johnson  James  B.  Jr.,  collector,  r.  1925  Jessie 
Johnson  James  C,  boot  crimper,  r.  264  Jessie 
Johnson  James  C,   salesman  F.  Mandlebaum,  r.  712 

Shotwell 
Johnson  James  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  410  Buchanan 
Johnson  James  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Johnson  James  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  101  Minna 
Johnson  James  M.,  postal  clerk   U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

service,  r.  Oakland 
Johnson  James   O.,  bookkeeper  Doane  &    Henshel- 

wood,  r.  1408  Bush 
Johnson  Jane,  domestic  621  Leavenworth 
Johnson  Jane,  widow,  r.  328  Valley 
Jolmsoii  J.    C  &  Co.    (Jacob  C.  and  John   M. 

Johnson)  importers  and  manufacturers    harness 

and  saddlery,  and  dealers  leather  and  saddlery 

hardware,  12-14  Pine 
Johnson  J.  D.,  laborer,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Johnson  J.  E.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 
Johnson  J.  E.,  quarterma-ster P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Johnson  Jennie,  widow,  domestic  1420  Post 
Johnson  Jens,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Johnson   Jeremiah,    expressman,  cor     Battery   and 

Washington,  r.  612  McAllister 
Johnson  Jeremiah,  merchant  tailor,  406  Larkin 
Johnson  J.  Magnus,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  Joel,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Johnson  Johanna,  widow,  r.  510  Golden  Gate  Ay 
Johnson  Johanna,  widow,  r.  923  Greenwich 
Johnson  John,  r.  736  Pacific 
Johnson  John,  r.  1025  Harrison 

Johnson  John,  barber,  1000  !«i  Market,  r.627  Stevenson 
Johnson  John,  blacksmith  C.  F.  Suhl,  r.  38  Tehama 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  r.  Concordia  Hotel 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  r.  29  Fifth  Av 
Johnson  John,  carpenter  Olof  Johnson,  r.  93654  Fol- 
som 
Johnson  John,  dishwasher  R.  H.  Tyler 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  r.  41»  Drumm 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Seventh  Av«and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
Johnson  John,  lamplighter  8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

2318  Post 
Johnson  John,  longshoreman,  r.  122  Howard 
Johnson  John,  machinist,  r.W  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta 

and  Sierra 
Johnson  John,  sailmaker  Tbomas  Reynolds,  r.  San 

Miguel,  Fairmount  Tract 
Johnson  John,  saw  filer  N.  W.  Spaulding  &  Co.,  r.  6 

Baker,  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Johnson  John,  sawyer,  r.  5  Verona 
Johnson  John,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Johnson  John,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
Johnson  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnson  John,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Johnson  John,  shoemaker,  127  J4  Second 
Johneon  John,  stairbuilder,  r.  162  Clara 
Johnson  John,  tanner,  r.  Seventh  Av.nr  Railroad  Av, 

South  S.  F. 
Johnson  John,  teamster,  r.  Seventh  Av,  nr  N,  South 

8.  F. 
Johnson  John,  with  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1223  Webster 
Johnson  John  A.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 
Johnson  John  C,  assistant  editor  Alta  California,  r. 

921  a  Sacramento 
Johnson  John  C,  fireman,  r.  6f,'  Auburn 
Johnson  John  C,  miner,  r.  610  Pine 
Johnson  John  C,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  John  D.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnson  John  G.,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Johnson  John  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Aasn,  413 

Sutter 
Johnson  John  J.,  speculator,  r.  51  Third 


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Johnson  John  M.  (J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co.)  r.  1214  Mason 

Johnson  John  O.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

Johnson  John  P.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Johnson  John  S.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  J  and 
K,  South  S.F. 

Johnson  John  T.,  boxmaker,  r.  Michigan,  bet  Shasta 
and  Sierra 

Johnson  John  T.,  milkman,  r.  SW  cor  Beach  and  Brod- 
erick 

Johnson  John  W.  Mrs.,  boarding,  19  Commercial 

Johnson  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1  Zoe 

Johnson  Joseph,  finisher  Steiger  &  Kerr,  r.  551  How- 
ard, rear 

Johnson  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  623  Davis 

Johnson  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 

Johnson  Joseph,  seaman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 
39  Pacific 

Johnson  Joseph  A.,  house  and  sign  painter,  517  Cali- 
fornia, r.  3  Scotland 

Johnson  Joseph  M.,  painter  Brooke  &  Deaves,  r.  S  s 
Market,  nr  Sixth 

Jolm.soii  Joseph  M.,  wood  and  coal,  413  Golden 
Gate  Av,  r.  11U9  Folsom 

Johnson  Josiah  G.  (South  S.  F.  Packing  and  Provis- 
ion Co.)  r.  34  Oak  Grove  Av 

Johnson  Karl,  boltmaker  Pac.  KoUing  Mills,  r.  Shasta 
House 

Johnson  Lars,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Johnson  Lena,  domestic  2429  Buchanan 

Johnson  Lena  Miss,  r.  408  Sixth 

Johnson  Louis,  coachman,  799  Van  Ness  Av 

Johnson  Louis  F.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  523  Green 

Johnson  Lucy,  widow,  r.  905  Jackson 

Johnson  M.,  carpenter,  r.  005  Broadway 

Johnson  M.  Mrs.,  glovemaker,  r.  902  Twenty-fourth 

Johnson  M.,  oiler  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho 

Johnson  Maggie  Miss,  with  S.  Ettinger,  r.  511  Second 

Johnson  Magnus,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Johnson  Margaret  Mrs.,  secondhand  clothing,  990  Fol- 
som 

Johnson  Marie  J.  Miss,  assistant  Shotwell  St.  Prim- 
ary School,  r.  Ill  Oak 

Johnson  Martin,  laborer,  r.  E  s  San  Bruno  Koad,  nr 
Colusa 

Johnson  Martin,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Johnson  Martin,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 

Johnson  Martin  J.,  machinist,  r.  120  Perry 

Johnson  Mary,  chambermaid  Palace  Hotel 

Johnson  Mary,  domestic  029  Sutter 

Johnson  Mary  Miss,  r.  16  Fifth  Av 

Johnson  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  26  Sixth 

Johnson  Mary  Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  271  Minna 

Johnson  Mary,  widow,  r.  E  s  Illinois,  bet  Shasta  and 
Napa 

Johnson  Mary,  widow,  r.  26  Sixth 

Johnson-Mary,  widow,  r.  38  Tehama 

Johnson  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  615  Union 

Johnson  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  r.  109  Leavenworth 

Johnson  Matilda,  chambermaid  Isthmus  House,  54 
First 

Johnson  M.  F.,  teamster,  r.  924  Natoma 

Johnson  M.  H.,  seaman,  r.  531  East 

Johnson  Michael,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 

Johnson  Millard,  r.  717  Howard 

Johnson  Morris,  seaman,  r.  13  Clay 

Johnson  Moses  P.,  ironmolder,  r.  413  Second 

Johnson  N.,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  1316  Laurel  Av 

Johnson  Nathaniel,  porter  J.  D.  Spreckels  k  Bros., 
r.  1109  Stockton 

Johnson  Neil,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Central  Pac.  Hotel 

Johnson  Neils  E.,  tailor,  r.  1U25  Harrison 

Johnson  Nels,  porter  S.  P.  Collins  &  Co.,  r.  1016  Mason 

Johnson  Nels  P.,  shoemaker,  930  Harrison 

Johnson  Nelson,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L  and 
M,  South  S.  F. 

Johnson  Nelson,  laborer.  Pacific  Glue  Factory,  r.  S  s 
Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Johnson  Nelson,  longshoreman,  r.  656  Folsom 

Johnson  Nelson  P.,  watchman  P.  C.  S3.  California,  r. 
Ill  Oak 

Johnson  Nicholas,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 

Johnson  Niely,  gardener  Thomas  Bell,  r.  1661  Octavia 

Johnson  Nils  G.,  steward  Hose  No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 
W  8  Tennessee,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 

Johnson  Nils  P.,  tailor,  r.  7  August  Alley 

Johnson  N.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.SW  cor  Twenty-second 
and  Bai  tlett 

Johnson  Ole,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Johnson  Ole,  seaman  brig  W.  G.  Irwin,  r.  Sailors' 
Home 


Johnson  Olif,  seaman  SS.  Victoria,  r.  7  Commercial 

Johnson  Oliver,  painter,  r.  119  Bernard 

Johnson  Oliver,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 

Johnson  Oliver,  steward  tug  Richard  Holyoke,  r.  212 
Steuart,  rear 

Johnson  Olof,  carpenter,  r.  936  J^  Folsom  ■ 

Johnson  Olof,  rope  maker  Cal.  Wire  Works,  r.  Sanders' 
Hotel 

Johnson  Olof,  seaman,  r.  10  Commercial 

Johnson  Olof,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Johnson  Orrick  Jr.,  collector  Billings,  Harbourne  & 
Co.,  r.  109  Leavenworth 

Johnson  Oscar,  liquor  saloon,  16  Folsom,  r.  132  Fol- 
som 

Johnson  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  129  Folsom 

Juhiison  Oscar,  tailor,  r.  704 J^  Mission 

Johnson  Oscar  E.,  bookkeeper  E.  A.  Fargo  &  Co.,  r. 
700  California 

Jolinson  Otto,  grocer,  NE  cor  Broadway  and 
Kearny,  r.  1422  Powell 

Johnson  Otto  H.,  lettercarrier  Post  OflSce,  r.  W  s 
Kentucky,  bet  Butte  and  Napa 

Johnson  Owen,  r.  5  Bryant  Av 

Johnson  P.  A.,  third  olficer  P.  C.  SS. -Orizaba,  r.  Ill 
Oak 

Johnson  Patrick,  ironmolder,  r.  413  Second 

Johnson  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Baker  and  Geary 

Johnson  Patrick,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R, 
South  S.  F. 

Johnson  Pedro,  lumberman,  r.  126  Gilbert,  rear 

Johnson  Peter,  r.  317  Union 

Johnson  Peter,  r.  2607  Bryant 

Johnson  Peter  (Ryan  &  Johnson)  r.  200  Pacific 

Johnson  Peter  (Sanders  &  Johnson)  r.  1026  Treat  Av 

Johnson  Peter,  asphaltum  roofer,  17  Stevenson,  r.  101 
Minna 

Johnson  Peter,  cook,  r.  10  Washington 

Johnson  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Folsom,  and  NE  cor  Second  and  Na- 
toma 

Johnson  Peter,  laborer,  r.  Seventh  Av,  nr  N,  South 
S.  F. 

Johnson  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  228  Montgomery  Av 

Johnson  Peter,  machinist  S.  F.  Tool  Co.,  r.  5  Freelon 

Johnpon  Peter,  machinist,  r.  43  Jessie 

Johnson  Peter,  mate  schr  Maxim,  r.  28  Clay 

Joliiisoit  Peter,  proprietor  Market  St.  Restaurant, 
783  Market,  and  restaurant.  917  Market,  r.  24  Pearl 

Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  160  Steuart 

Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  921  Montgomery 

Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Johnson  Peter,  stonecutter,  r.  46  Ritch 

Johnson  Peter,  tailor,  204  Stevenson,  r.  306  O'Farrell 

Johnson  Peter,  tailor,  r.  509  Bush 

Johnson  Peter,  teamster,  r.  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Railroad 
Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Johnson  Peter,  watchman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 

Johnson  Peter  A.  (Erickson  &  Johnson)  r.  St.  George 
Hotel 

Johnson  Peter  C,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1108 
Steiner 

Johnson  Peter  J.,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r. 
921  Montgomery 

Johnson  Pleasant  W.,  secretary  and  treasurer  Califor- 
nia Central  Railway,  office  702  Market,  r.  808  Mis- 
sion 

Johnson  P.  R.,  clerk,  r.  759  Market 

Johnson  P.  W.,  salesman,  r.  19  Taylor 

Johnson  Reuben,  r.  7  Montgomery  Court 

Johnson  Reuben,  waiter,  r.  47  Second 

Johnson  Richard  E.,  cooper  Wheaton  &  Luhrs 

Johnson  Robert,  r.  341  Minna 

Johnson  Robert,  boxmaker,  r.  512  Fourth 

Johnson  Robert,  captain  schr  Sycamore,  r.  34  Zoe 

Johnson  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  609  Pine 

Johnson  Robert,  seaman,  r.  NW  cor  Pacific  and 
Drumm 

Johnson  Robert,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Johnson  Robert  C,  capitalist,  oflace  120  Sutter, 
room  18,  r.  605  O'Farrell 

Jobneon  Robert  J.  (Spence  &  Johnson)  r.  522  Stock- 
ton 

Johnson  Robert  M.,  expressman,  cor  Davis  and  Val- 
lejo,  r.  S  8  Kingston  Av,  nr  Mission 

Johnson  Robley  D.,  medical  student,  r.  1010  Clay 

Johnson  Rosa,  widow,  r.  112  Natoma 

Johnson  Rossi ter  P.,  deputy  Assessor,  r.  317  Ellie 


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Johnson  S.  A.,  carpenter,  r.  129  Turk 

Johnson  Samuel,  r.  1023  Stockton 

Johnson  Samuel,  clerk  John  K.  Duubar,  r.  501  Sixth 

Johnson  Samuel,  cook  Florence  House 

Johnson  Samuel,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 

Johnson  Samuel,  tinsmith,  r.  775  Mission,  rear 

Johnson  Samuel,  wood  and  coal,  321  Seventh 

Johnson  Samuel  Jr.,  manager  Samuel  Johnson,  r.  321 

Seventh 
Johnson  Samuel  R.,  drug  clerk,  r.  321  Seventh 
Johnson   Samuel   S.,  driver  People's  Ice   Co.,  r.  749 

Howard 
Johnson  Sarah,  nurse,  r.  661  Mission 
Johnson  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  1023  Stockton 
Johnson  Sarah  R.  Mrs.,  r.  714  Howard 
Johnson  Seliua,  widow,  r.  213  Eleventh 
Johnson  Semon  T.,  bookkeeper  Christian  Muller,  r. 

410  Buchanan 
Johnson  Semon  T.  Jr.  (S.  T.  Johnson  &  Co.)  r.  410 

Buchanan 
Johnson  Sidney  L.,  attorney  at  law,  523  Montgomery, 

r.  Alameda  Co. 
Johnson  Simon,  master  mariner,  r.  6  Liberty 
Johnson  Smith,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 
Johnson  Sophie,  vfidow,  r.  7>^  McLea  Court 
Johnson  S.  T.  &  Co.  (Semon  T.  Johnson  Jr.)  stationery, 

516  Geary 
Johnson  S.  W.,  offlcers'  messman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Johnson  Sylvester  P.,  machinist  Isaac  H.  Small,  r.  394 

Ninth 
Johnson  T.  B..  cardwriter,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Johnson  Theodore,  carbuilder  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  235 

Jessie 
Johnson  Theodore,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  Theodore,  seaman,  r.  211 J^  Perry 
Johnson  Thomas,  r.  732  Folsom 

Johnson  Thomas,  agent  Bertin  &  Lepori,  r.  Oakland 
Johnson  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Johnson  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  315  Green 
Johnson  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  412  Townsend 
Johnson  Thomas,  lumberman,  r.  645  Folsom 
Johnson  Thomas,  porter,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Johnson  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Johnson  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  1631  Hyde 
Johnson  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  257  Stevenson 
Johnson  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  219  Minna 
Johnson  Thomas   C,  painter,  and   assistant  foreman 

Engine  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Johnson  Thomas  G.,  r.  505  Hyde 
Johnson  Torre,  seaman  schr  Aurora,  r.  28  Clay 
Johnson  T.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnson  T.  W.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Johnson  Victor,  tanner,  r.  San  Bruno  Hotel 
Johnson  Victor  C,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 
Johnson  Walter,  roofer,  r.  "Turk  St.  Hotel 
Johnson  Walter  J.,  clerk,  r.  S  s  Elizabeth,  bet  Noe 

and  Sanchez 
Johnson  Walter  P.,  waiter,  r.  257  Stevenson 
Johnson  William,  barber,  r.  SW  cor  Ellis  and  Webster 
Johnson  William,  blacksmith,  r.  850  Howard 
Johnson  William,  bookkeeper,  r.  234  Bush 
Johnson  William,  butcher  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co. 
Johnson  William,  collector  Anglo-Californian  Bank, 

r.  434  Union 
Johnson    William,  gardener   Union    Square,    r.    628 

Washington 
Johnson  William,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Johnson  William,  longshoreman,  r.  246  Tehama 
Johnson  William,  painter,  r.  514  Stevenson 
Jehusou  William,  proptr  Coasting  House,  140  Folsom 
Johnson  William,  saloonkeeper,  r.  935  Folsom 
Johnson  William,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Johnson  William,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Johnson  William,  seaman,  r.  531  East 
Johnson  William,  seaman,  r.  1337  Dupont,  rear 
Johnson  William,  stevedore,  r.  205  Union 
Johnson  William,  third  officer  P.  M.  SS.  South  Caro- 
lina 
John.son  William  C,  compositor  Chronicle,    r.  714 

Howard 
Johnson  William  C,  insurance  broker,  319  California, 

r.  803  Grove 
Johnson  William  C,  laborer,  r.  990  Folsom 
Johnson  William  C,  machinist,  r.  931  Eighteenth 
Johnson  William   C.,,   porter  Jones   k  Co.,  r.  SW  cor 

Webster  and  Oak 
Johnson  William  F.,   carrier   Morning  Call,  r.   630 

Webster 
Johnson  William  H.,  compositor  Bacon  k  Co.,  r.  Inter- 
national Hotel 


Johnson   William    H.,  laborer  A.  Sutro,  r.   Clifton 

House 
Johnson  William  H.,  news  agent,  r.  808  Nineteenth 
Johnson  William  H.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  r.,  48  Fourth 
Johnson  William  H.,  pressman  A.  L.   Bancroft  &  Co.. 

r.  216  Third 
Johnson  William  H.,  stovemounter,  r.  428  Bryant 
Johnson  William  M.,  carpenter,  r.  114  Hayes 
Johnson  William  M.,  plumber,  r.  1139  Guerrero 
Johnson   William  Neely,   attorney  at  law,  715   Clay, 

room  9,  r.  1733  Broadway 
Johnson   William    Neely  Mrs.,   insurance   broker,  34 

Nevada  Block,  r.  1733  Broadway 
Johnson  William  R.,  watertender  P.  C.   SS.    State  of 

California,  r.  Ill  Oak 
Johnson  W.  R.,  waiter,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Johnson  W.  R.  A.,  purchasing  agent  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r. 

1508  Post 
Johnson  W.  Sherwood,  waybill  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  Express,  r.  1521  California 
Johnson  &  Schule  (Frederick  Johnson  and  Frederick 

A.  Schulej  mnfrs  harness  ornaments,  badges,  etc., 

5  Post 
Johnson's  Building,  120  Sutter 

8^" Johnson.  See  Jansen,  Janssen,  Janson  and  Jensen 
Johnston  Alexander  (E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Johnston    Andrew,    laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth    and 

Bryant 
Johnston    Anise  Mrs.    (Engelken  &  Johnston)   r.  7 

Montgomery  Av 
Johnston  Annie,  cook  613'  Folsom  ^ 

Johnston  Annie,  domestic  1724  Clay 
Johnston  Antone,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.stmr  Transit,  r. 

West  Oakland 
Johnston    Charles,  assistant   superintendent  Union 

Iron  Works,  r.  757  Market 
Johnston  Charles  F.,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Mont- 
gomery 
Johnston  Charles  G.,  r.  121  Capp 
Johnston  Clara  M.  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Prim- 
ary School,  r.  121  Capp 
Johnston   Daniel,   salesman  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,  r. 

224  McAllister 
Johnston  David,  cabinetmaker,  r.  107  Grove 
Johnston  Edward,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Johnston  Edward,  shoemaker  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 
Johnston  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  152  Ninth 
Johnston  Eugene,  carriagesmith,  r.  113  Ninth 
Johnston  Frank  H.,  r.  1614  Powell 
Johnston  Frank  H.,  master  mariner,  r.  1306  Folsom 
Johnston  George,  longshoreman,  r.  160  Steuart 
Johnston    George,    mining     superintendent,    r.    700 

Broadway 
Johnston  George,  salesman,  r.  1037  Post 
Johnston  George  B.,  clerk  Buxton  &   Co.,  r.  212  Sixth 
Johnson  George  Penn, exchange  editor  The  Examiner, 

r.  822  Lombard 
Johnston  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  510  Davis 
Johnston  Henry,  porter,  r.  418  Austin 
Johnston  Henry,  shoecutter,  r.  107  Grove 
Johnston  Henry  J.,  r.  37  Sacramento 
Johnston  H.  H.,  salesman  James  F.  White,  r.  906  Mar- 
ket 
Johnston  H.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  9  South  Park 
Johnston  Isaiah  D.,  silkspinner,  r.  N  s  Santa  Clara, nr 

Connecticut 
Johnston  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  568  Mission 
Johnston  J.,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.    1537   Geary 
Johnston  James,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  2825  Clay 
Johnston  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  nr  Sansome 
Johnston  James,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Johnston  James,  shoecutter,  r.  305  Fell 
Johnston  James,  teamster,  r.  530  Natoma 
Johnston  James,  tinsmith,  r.  251  Jessie 
Johnston  James  A.,  hatter  M.   Meussdorffer,  r.   738 

Broadway 
Johnston  James  B.,  cook,  r.  280  Jessie 
Johnston  James  D.,  agent,  r.  N  s  Santa  Clara.nr  Con- 
necticut 
Johnston  James  H.,  longshoreman,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  nr 

Sansome 
Johnston  James  O.,   bookkeeper  Doane  &  Henshol- 

wood,  r.  140S  Bush 
Johnston  Jane  Miss,  r.  1332  Broadway 
Johnston  Jennie  Miss,  assistant  Sanchez  St.   Primary 

School,  r.  121  Capp 
Johnston  Jeremiah,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Johnston  J.  F.,  mining  expert,  r.  2b}i  Stockton 


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JOHN  WIGMORE, 

133  SPCAR  STRKET. 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


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JON 


Johnston  J.  Frant,  boxmaker.and  extraman  Engine 

No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  313  Beale 
JohnBton  John,  driver  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1223  Webster 
Johnston  John  A.,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Johnston  John  A.,  pastry  cook,  r.  506  Linden  Av 
Johnston  John  F.,  foreman  New  Telegraph  Stable,  r. 

613  Mission 
Johnston  John  J.,  tin  and  coppersmith,  r.  560  Minna 
Johnston  John  M.,  manager  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  2134 

Howard 
Johnston  John  P.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1408  Bush 
Johnston  Joseph  F.,  carpenter,  r.  W   b  Valencia,   bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Johnston  Louis  W.,  r.  814  Valencia 
Johnston  Louise  Miss,  assistant  Louis  Thors,  r.   107 

Grove 
Johnston  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1418  Clay 
Johnston  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  112  Turk 
Johnston  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  530  Natoma 
Johnston  Mary  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  1407  Howard 
Johnston  Mary  H.,  widow,  r.  1310  Jackson 
Johnston  Miniia  Miss,  tobacco  stripperj  r.  563  Mission 
Johnston  Patrick,  driver  Mason's  Brewery 
Johnston  Richard  T.,  photographic  printer  Arthur  W. 

Dowe,  r.  107  Grove 
Johnston  Rix  A.,  harnesscleaner,  r.  185  Stevensoa 
Johnston  Robert,  seaman,  r.  34  Zoe 
Johnston  R.  G.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo   &   Go's   Ex- 
press, r.  2012  Mission 
Johnston  Sarah,  witlow,  bakery,  420  Third 
Johnston  Samuel  B.,  clerk  W.  B.  Sumner   &   Co.,   r. 

1418  Clay 
J<)hnston  Selina,  widow,  proptr  Hewitt  House,  236  J<S 

Sixth 
Johnston  Thomas  J.,  pressman  C.  W.  Nevin  &  Co.,  r. 

15  Folsom  Av 
Joliiiston  Thomas  liV.,  secretary  Sonoma  Valley 

Railroad  Co.,    430    Montgomery,  r.   404    Golden 

Gate  Av 
Johnston  William,  grainweigher,  r.  441  TTessie 
Johnston  William,  papercarrier,  r.  114}^  Turk,  rear 
Johnston  William,  stonecutter,  r.  5033^  Natpma 
Johnston  William,  tinner  and  roofer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Johnston  William,  with  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  613   Mission 
Johnston  William  A.  B.,  salesman  M.   Berkowitz,   r. 

Stevenson  Bldg 
Johnston  ■William  D.,   M.  D.,   as^ayer,   chemist 

and  professor  Chemistry  Medical  'College   of  the 

Pacific,  office  118  Halleck,  r.  1510  Golden  Gate  Av 
Johnston  W.  J., clerk  auditing  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  Express,  r.  East  Oakland 
Johnston  William  R.,  optician  Kahu,  Brod  &  Co.,  r. 

107  Grove 
Johnston  W.  S.,  r.  1619  Polk 
Johnstone  Charles  C.  H.,  stevedore,  r.  22  Glover 
Johnstone  Charles  S.,  oysterman  Morgan  &  Co.,  r.  NE 

cor  Fourth  and  Brannan 
Johnstone  Ezra  McD.,  agent  Renton  Coal  Co.,  NE  cor 

Mason  and  Geary   . 
Johnstone  Frank  H.,  first  officer  P.  M.  SS.  South  Car- 
olina 
Johnstone  George  A.,  salesman  Raymond  &  Wilshire, 

115  Front,  r.  1037  Post 
Johnstone  Samuel,  ticket    agent   S.    P.  RR.,     Valen- 
cia St.  Station,  r.  329  Bartlett 
Johnstone  Thomas,  salesman  J.  W.   Davidson  &  Co., 

r.  1757  Ellis 
Johnstone  William,  cashier  Antisell  Piano  Co.,  r.  940 

Capp 
B£^    Johnstone.    Se&Johnson  and  Johnston 
Joice  Charles  H.,  painter,  r.26  Nevada 
Joice  Erastus  v.,  notary  public  and  commissioner  of 

deeds,  0  Merchants'  Exchange,  r.  807  Stockton 
Joice  James  E. ,  plumber,  r.  26  Nevada 
Joice  Martin,  painter,  r.  26  Nevada 
Joice  Sarah,  widow,  r.  26  Nevada 
Joice  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  431  Hayes 
B^    Joice.     See  Joyce 

Joinct  Alexander  V.,  locksmith,!.  614  California,  rear 
Joinct  Francis  G.,  blacksmith,  r.  614  California,  rear 
Joinct  Louisa  T.  Mrs.,  parasolmaker,  r.  614 California, 

rear 
Joinct  Victor  A.,  machinist,  510    Commercial,    r.  614 

California,  rear 
Joiner  Amy  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  101  Prospect  PI 
Joiner  Benjamin,  can'maker,  r.  101  Prospect  PI 
Joiner  John  C,  porter  M.  Goodwin  &  Co.,  r.  11  Clin- 
ton 
Joiner  John  J.,  engraver,  33  Kearny,  r.  220  Dorland 
Joisson  Adolph,  bartender,  r.438>4  Clementina 


Joisson  Theodore,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  &  Co.,  r. 
4383^  Clementina 

Jola  D.,  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 

Jollet  Martin,  pantryman  John  Bergez,  r.  530  Mer- 
chant 

JoUey  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  841  McAllister 

JoUey  Sarah,  widow,  r.  841  McAllister 

JoUey  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  841  McAllister 

Jolliffe  William  H.,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9, 
r.  1225  Pine 

Jolly  Julia,  widow,  r.  1002  Pacific 

Jolly  Kate,  domestic  713  Post 

Jolly  Mary,  domestic  717  Post 

Jonas  Alfred  (Fletcher  &  Jonas)  r.  212  Franklin 

Jonas  Bernard,  tailor,  r.  407  Bush 

Jonas  Charles  A.,  r.  407  H  Brannan 

Jonas  Isaac  A.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  128  Pacific, 
r.  1008  Clay 

Jonas  Israel,  merchant,  934  Dupont,  r.  13  Hopeton  Ter- 
race 

Jonas  Louis,  butcher,  r.  632  Stevensoa 

Jonas  Nathan,  auctioneer,  434  Kearny,  r.560H  Natoma 

B£^  Jonas.     See  Jones 

Jonasson  Martin,  seaman,  r.  307  Brj-ant 

Jones  Agnes,  widow,  r.  410  Hyde 

Jones  Alfred,  confectioner,  r.  606  O'Farrell 

Jones  Akkin  E.  M.,  framemaker  H.  Cohen,  r.  674 
Harrisou 

Jones  Amanzo  E.,  teacher,  r.  Old  San  Jose  Road,  nr 
Industrial  School 

Jones  Arthur,  butler  F.  F.  Low,  SW  cor  Gough  and 
Sutter 

Jones  Augustus,  compositor,  r.  523  Stevenson 

Jones  Bartlett  F.,  tillerman  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  4, 
S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1219  Pacific,  rear 

Jones  Cabell  H.,  manager  Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co.,  r. 
614  Sutter 

Jones  Caleb,  cigarmaker,  r.  512  Fourth 

Jones  Catherine,  widow,  r.  161  Clara 

Jones  Caroline  Miss,  r.  547  Stevenson 

Jones  Charles,  foreman  machine  shop  Main  &  Win- 
chester, r.  345  Fremont 

Jones  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  2  Caroline  PI 

Jones  Charles,  mining,  office  302  Montgomery,  room 
5,  r.  530  Montgomery  Av 

Jones  Charles,  tobaccotwister,  r.  28  Everett 

Jones  Charles  A.  (McAlester.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  817  Grove 

Jones  Charles  A.  (Preble  &  Jones)  r.  2212  Webster 

Jones  Charles  C,  merchandise  broker,  202  Sacra- 
mento, r.  501  Geary 

Jones  Charles  E.,  expressman,  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Front,  r.  160  Ninth 

Jones  Charles  F.,  civil  engineer,  432  Montgomery, 
room  4,  r.  622  Jessie 

Jones  Charles  F.,  real  estate,  r.  American  Exchange 
Hotel 

Jones  Charles  H..  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Jones  Charles  J.,  real  estate,  r.  214  Eighteenth 

Jones  Charles  J.,  salesman  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  3 
Hampton  PI 

Jones  Charles  L.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  608  Hayes 

Jones  Charles  P.,  collector  Evening  Post,  r.  2623 
Howard 

Jones  Charles  R.,  compositor,  r.  1812  Jessie 

Jones  Clarence  F.,  mnfrg  chemist,  Emien  Painter, 
817  Grove 

Jones  Climeni,  widow,  r.  1306  Pine 

Jones  Clinton,  general  agent  Chicago,  Rock  Island 
,  and  Pacific  Railway,  office  608  Market,  r.  SW  cor 
Sutter  and  Laguna 

Jones  Cyril  E.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  1045 
Howard 

Jones  Cyrus  G.  (Jones  &  Co.)  r.  719  Grove 

Jones  Cyrus  W., bookkeeper  Spruance,  Stanley  &  Co.,  r. 
1208  Jackson 

Jones  Daniel,  engineer,  r.  811  Nineteenth 

Jones  Daniel  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  811  Nineteenth 

Jones  Daniel  C,  carpenter,  r.  651  Stevenson 

Jones  David,  laborer,  r.  636  Commercial 

Jones  David,  master  mariner,  r.  329  Vallejo 

Jones  David,  seaman,  r.  206  Steuart 

Jones  David  H .,  lumber  manufacturer,  4  Califor- 
nia, room  7,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Jones  D.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  712  Folsom 

Jones  Delilah  E.,  dressmaker,  r.  1611  Leavenworth 

Jones  Demar,  student,  r.  23  John  ; 

Jones  De  Witt  C,  attorney  at  law,  330  Pine,  room  42 

Jones  Ediuund  Mrs. ,  r.  1045  Howard 

Jones  Edmund,  lumberman,  r.  674  Harrison 

Jones  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  r.  609  Hayes 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN&  CO.,  Jewelers, 


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Jones  Edward,  bargeman  A.  C.  Freese 

Jones  Edward,  employee  John  Monson,  r.  923  Market 

Jones  Edward,  machinist,  r.  23  M 

Jones  Edward,  seaman,  r.  359  First 

Jones  Edward  B.  (E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  1820  Washing- 
ton 

Jones  Edward  T.,  foreman  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  20  El- 
gin Park 

Jones  Edward  W.,  housepainter,  r.  51  Qermania 

Jones  Edward  W.,  smelter,  r.  303  Jessie 

Jones  E.  F.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR. 

Jones  E.  H.  &  Co.  (Alexander  Johnston,  Daniel 
McLeod  Jr.,  Morgan  Hill  and  Edward  B.  Jones) 
importers  and  jobbers  fancy  goods  and  notions, 
535  Market,  S.  F.,  and  79  White,  New  York 

Jones  Elizabeth,  domestic  2316  California 

Jones  Ellen,  widow,  r.  Ill  Clinton 

Jones  Emma  Miss,  r.  917  Howard 

Jones  E.  Paul,  draftsman  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r.  961 
Mission 

Jones  Evan  E.,  r.  1310  Kearny 

Jones  Evan  J.,  machinist,  r.  '2f>0H  Clara 

Jones  Everitt  D.  (S.  L.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  410  Ellis 

Jones  Francis  H.,  law  student,  r.  609  Hayes 

Jones  Frank,  bookkeeper  Kenney  &  Dyer,  r.  Oakland 

Jones  Frank,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 

Jones  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  S  s  Stevenson,  bet  Third 
and  Annie,  r.  233  Stevenson 

Jones  Frank,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  3  Broadway 

Jones  Frank  A.  (Frank  A.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  1706  Stock- 
ton 

Jones  Frank  A.  &  Co.  (Frank  A.  Jones)  file  cutters, 
305  Howard 

Jones  Frank  E.,  varnisher,  r.  1027  Mission 

Jones  Frederick,  cook,  r.  442  Jessie,  rear 

Jones  Frederick,  shoemaker,  r.  34  Hayes 

Jones  Frederick  E.,  mining,  office  202  Sacramento,  r. 
Oakland 

Jones  Frederick  F.  (Jones  &  Hubbard)  r.  28  O'Farrell 

Jones  Frederick  L.,  bookbinder  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co., 
r.  1310  Kearny 

Jones  Frederick  W.,  machinist,  r.  817  Grove 

Jones  G.  A.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  523  Stevenson 

Jones  George,  rougher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Jones  George,  teamster,  r.  530  Polk 

Jones  George  B.,  florist,  20  Post  and  (W.  H.  Collie 
&  Co.)  r.  327 )<J  Golden  Gate  Av 

Jones  George  C,  bookkeeper  A.  K.  Kron  &  Co.,  r.  1045 
Howard 

Jones  George  E.,  salesman  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  1306 
Pine 

Jones  George  N.,  salesman  J.  M.  Browne,  r.  718  Leav- 
enworth 

Jones  George  W.,  waiter,  r.  45  Second 

Jones  Gertrude  A.  Miss,  saleslady  Horace  A.  Deming, 
r.  Alameda 

Jones  Harrison,  secretary  Masonic  Board  of  Relief, 
Masonic  Temple,  r.  721  Webster 

Jones  Harrison  A.  (Osbourne  &  Jones)  and  official  re- 
porter Superior  Court,  Dept  No.  4,  r.  1013  Post 

Jones  Harrison  C,  expressman.  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Front,  r.  160  Ninth 

Jones  Harry  L.,  carpet  layer,  r.  934  Howard 

Jones  Helen  Miss,  milliner,  r.  631^  Geary 

Jones  Henry,  r.  39  Minna 

Jones  Henry,  machinist,  r.  N  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Jones  Henry,  milk  ranch,  NW  cor  Seventeenth  Avand 
F,  South  S.  F.   ' 

Jones  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  245  Stevenson,  r.  245)j 
Stevenson 

Jones  Henry  G.,  cashier  S.  B.  Boswell  &  Co.,  r.  1818 
Steiner 

Jones  Henry  L.  Jr.,  agent  Egyptian  Disinfecting  Pow- 
der, 353  Tehama,  r.  934  Howard 

Jones  Henry  M., compositor,  r.  1310  Kearny 

Jones  Herbert,  foreman  P.  Kelly,  r.  10  Sixth 

Jones  Hezekiah  P.,  contractor,  r.  209  Minna 

Jones  Horace,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r.l407 
Guerrero 

Jones  Horace  W.,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r.l42C 
California 

Jones  Hugh,  blacksmith,  r.  1002  Natoma 

Jones  Hugh  B..  bookkeeper,  r.  1818  Steiner      • 

Jones  Isaac  Watts,  laborer,  r.  33  Hinckley 

Jones  J.,  r.  778  Harrison 

Jones  Jacob,  cooper,  r.  735  Brannan 

Jones  James,  blacksmith,  r.  2154  Garden 

Jones  James,  boatman,  r.  4  Littl^  Webster 

Jones  James,  gardener,  r.  35  Pleasant 


Jones  James  C,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  Ahlborn 

House 
Jones  James  L.,  miner,  r.  208  Octavia 
Jones  James  8.,  engineer  E.  Guittard  &  Co.,  r.  1611 

Leavenworth 
Jones  James  Y.,  nightwatchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  6  Mint 

Av 
Jones  Jeanette  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  142  Eleventh 
Jones  Jemima  Mrs.,  lodgings,  303  Jessie 
Jones  Jennie  Miss,  operator   Standard   Shirt  Factory, 

r.  1230  Bush 
Jones  Jeremiah,  patternmaker,  and  eztraman  Hook 

and  Ladder  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Jones  J.  F.,  bellman  Palace  Hotel 
Jones  J.  H.,  assistant  engineer  C.  P.  RR.stmr  El  Cap- 

itan,  r.  203  Taylor 
Jones  J.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  631 J4  Geary 
Jones  Joel  B.,  traveling  agent,  olfice  110  Sutter,  r.  619 

Bush 
Jones  John,  calker,  r.  66  Clementina 
Jones  John,  dockhand  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  259  Jersey 
Jones  John,  fruit  peddler,  r.  W  s  Anderson,  bet  Pow- 

hattan  and  McClellan 
Jones  John,  gardener,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Jones  John,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  W  s  San  Jo86  Av,  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Jones  John,  peddler,  r.  W  s  Lyons,  nr  Anderson, 

B.  H. 
Jones  John,  second  officer  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Jones  John,  shoemaker,  r.  13  Page 
Jones  John,  soajDdealer,  r.  624  Brannan,  rear 
Jones  John,  shoecutter,  r.  1208  Howard 
Jones  John,  waiter,  r.  109  Third 
Jones  John  A.,  mashinist,  r.  811  Nineteenth 
Jones  John  A.,  machinist  Union  Iron   Works,  r.  445 

Guerrero 
Jones  John  A.,  manager  insurance  dept  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  r.  East  Oakland 
Jones  John  B.,  messenger  treasurer's  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  Brunswick  House 
Jones  John  B.,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9,  r.  230 

Green 
Jones  John  C,  blacksmith  A.  Folsom,r.  142  Eleventh 
Jones  John  D.  (A.  F.  Evans  &  Co.)  r.  233  Eleventh 
Jones  John  D.,  shoemaker,  r.  Arion  House 
Jones  John  H.,  butcher,  r.  864  Mission 
Jones  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Alabama, nr  Army 
Jones  John  L.  (Bullock  &  Jones)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Jones  John  L.,  teamster  Dore  &  Co.,  r.  920  Harrison 
Jones  John  P.,  printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  1310 

Kearny 
Jones  John  R.,  cashier  Thomas  Price,  r.  1919   Taylor 
Jones  John  T.,  dockhand  Oakland  Ferry, r.  609 J4  How- 
ard 
Jones  John  W.,  with  Cal.  Electrical  Works,  r.  721 

Webster 
Jones  John  W.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  24  Sixth,  r.  Ill 

Turk 
Jones  Joseph,  cook,  r.  16  Clarence  PI 
Jones  Joseph  D.,  bricklayer,  r.  808  Filbert 
Jones  Joseph  H.  (Eyre  &  Jones)  r.  405  Sutter 
Jones  Joseph  K.,  salesman,  r.  961  Mission 
Jones  Joseph  L.,  calcium  lighter,  r.  370  Clementina 
Jones  Josejihine  MrR.,r.  12  Ritch 
Jones  J.  S.,  traveling  agent,  r.  995  Market 
Jones  Julia  Miss.  Bianistress,  r.  430  Pine 
Jones  K.,  tobacco  worker,  r.  512  Fourth 
Jones  Leon  E.,  r.  128  Eleventh 
Jones  Louis,  butcher,  r.  1002  Natoma 
Jones  Louis  Jr.,  clerk  Le  Count  Bros.,  r.  1002  Natoma 
Jones  Lloyd  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  935  Sacramento 
Jone«  Louis,  cigardealer,  r.  961  Mission 
Jones  Maria,  widow,  r.  122  Ellis 
Jones  Marshall  F.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  845  Mis- 
sion 
Jones  Martin,  mining,  r.  1763  Howard 
Jones  Mary,  domestic  837  Post 
Jones  Mary,  dome.stic  1011  Mission 
Jones  Mary  Miss,  lodgings,  329  Jessie 
Jones  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  719  Market 
Jones  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
JdUt'S  Mary,  widow,  r.  941  Howard 
Jones  MaryD.,  widow,  r.  17  Powell 
Jones  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1920  Broadway 
Jones  Maurice,  seaman,  r.  119  William 
Jones  M.  H.  Miss,   portrait  painter,   r.   105  St.  Ann's 

Bldg 
Jones  Michael  Mrs.,  r.  430  Geary 
Jones  Michael  P.  (Jones  &  Co.)  r.  1121  Pine 
Joue»  M.  J.  Mrs.,  v\idow,  r;  1820  Washington 


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JOE 


Jones  Morris,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Jones  Nathaniel  W.,  portrait  artist,  studio  and  r.  22 
Geary 

Jones  Orin  (Jones  &  Bryant)  r.  503  Post 

Jones  Oscar  K.,  clerk  Eyre  &  Jones,  r.  405  Sutter 

Jones  Ottiwell  W.,  carpenter,  r.  1108  Clay 

Jones  Owen,  assistant  janitor  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg, 
r.  129  Jessie 

Jones  Patrick  H.,  calker,  and  foreman  Hose  No.  6,  S. 
F.  F.  D.,  r.  L831  O'Farrell 

Jones  Paul  A.,  barber,  649  Mission 

Jones  P.  D.,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder,  r.  432 
Tehama 

Jones  Peter  L.  (Langley  &  Jones)  r.  27  Washington 

Jones  Phil.,  newsdealer,  r.  655  Washington 

Jones  Philip  D.,  seaman,  r.  432  Tehama 

Jones  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  23  John 

Jones  Kennie  L.,  clerk  Franks  &  Gray,  r.  Alameda 

Jones  Eichard,  lireman,  r.  124  Howard 

Jones  Richard  W.,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Jones  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  512  Larkin 

Jones  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  812  Laguna 

Jones  Robert,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 

Jones  Robert,  stableman  James  Tomkinson,  r.  37 
Minna 

Jones  Robert,  waiter,  r.  Washington  Hotel 

Jones,  Robinson  &  Co.  (Thomas  H.  Jones  and 
George  M.  Robinson)  proprietors  The  Elite  Pho- 
tographic Studio,  838  Market 

Jones  S.  A.  Douglas,  bookkeeper  Edward  T.  Allen,  r. 
209  Eleventh 

Jones  Samuel  D.,  commercial  traveler  Feigenbaum  & 
Co.,  r.  Alameda 

Jones  Samuel  P.,  fruits,  cor  California  and  Front,  r. 
305  Davis 

Jones  Sarah  J.  Miss,  assistant  Franklin  Grammar 
School,  r.  209  Eleventh 

Jones  Seneca,  patternmaker,  r,  209  Eleventh 

Jones  Seward  G.,  r.  2619  Bush 

Jones  Sidney  C,  clerk  George  C.  Thompson,  r.  923J6 
Filbeft 

Jones  Simon  L.  (S.  L.  Jones  &  Co.)  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Jones  S.  li.  &  Co.  (Simon  L.  and  Everitt  D.  Jones) 
auctioneers  and  commission  merchants,  207-209 
California 

Jones  Squire,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 

Jones  Surry  O.,  conductor  Gearv  St.  KR.,  r.  721  Web- 
ster 

Jones  Thomas,  broommaker,  r.  E  s  Gunnison  Av,  nr 
Twenty-eighth 

Jones  Thomas,  carpenter,  r;  319  Langton 

Jones  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Jones  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  35  Pleasant 

Jones  Thomas,  decorator,  r.  924  Washington 

Jones  Thomas,  heater  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Jones  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  910  Folsom 

Jones  Thomas,  painter,  r.  1002  Natoma 

Jones  Thomas,  plumber  George  Crowley,  r.  E  8  Ala- 
bama, bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 

Jones  Thomas,  salesman  L.  &  A.  Crocker,  r.  NE  cor 
Twentieth  and  Illinois 

Jones  Thomas  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  10  Cleaveland 

Jones  Thomas  D.,  carpenter.  1120  Taylor,  r.  1108  Clay 

Jones  Thomas  E.,  liquor  dealer,  r.  1207  Lyon 

Jones  Thomas  H.  (Jones,  Robinson  &  Co.)  r.  2221  Web- 
ster 

Jones  Thomas  P.,  signwriter  E.  M.  Gallagher,  r.  533 

Commercial- 
Jones  Thomas  S.,  painter,  r.  590  Stevenson 

Jones  Thomas  W.,  stevedore,  r.  734  Green 

Jones  Walter  F. ,  attorney  at  law,  637  Kearny, 
rooms  3-4,  r.  3  Hopeton  Terrace 

Jones  Webster,  clerk  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  1121  Pine 

Jones  William,  r.  36  Clay 

Jones  William,  calker,  r.  312  Folsom 

Jones  William,  laborer,  r.  325  Filbert 

Jones  William,  laborer,  r.  636  Commercial 

Jones  William,  oiler  P.  0.  SS.  Santa  Cruz,  r.  100 M 
Jackson 

Jones  William,  physician,  155  New  Montgomery,  r.  W 
s  Guerrero,  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Jones  William,  teamster,  r.  31  Potter 

Jones  William  Jr.,  canmaker  Standard  Packing  Co., 
r.  325  Filbert 

Jones  Willlaiu  A.,  captain  U.  S.  A.,  engineer  offi- 
cer, Military  Division  Pacific  and  Department 
California,  Presidio  Reservation 

Jones  William  A.,  clerk  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  1522 }«  Ellis 

Jones  William  A.,  office  324  Pine,  room  8,  r.  129  Chest- 
nut 


Jones  William  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  750  Harrifion 

Jones  William  C,  carpetlayer  J.  Spaulding  &   Co.,  r. 

934  Howard 
Jones  William  E.,  carriage  painter,  r.  811  Nineteenth 
Jones  William  G.,  saloonkeeper,  r.  121  Seventh 
'Jones  William  H.,  clerk  California  Market,  r.864  Mis- 
sion 
Jones  William  H.,  iron  molder,  r.  58  Crocker 
Jones  William  H.,  jeweler  Alfred  Tuckey,  r.  H08  Clay 
Jones   William  H.,  ijlumber  John   M.   Bryan,  r.  522 

Geary 
Jones  William  J.,  clerk,  r.  Brunswick  House 
Jones  William  J.,  seedsman  E.  J.  Bowen,  r.  35  Pleas- 
ant 
Jones  William  R.,  janitor  St.  Ann's  Bldg,  6  Eddy 
Jones  William  S.,  detective  City  Hall,  r.  716  Turk 
Jones  William  T.,  carpenter,  r.  737  Minna,  rear 
Jones  William  W.,  salesman  Martin,  Feusier  &  Co.,  r. 

1519  Pine 
Jones  AViufield  S.,  secretary  Security  Savings  Bank, 

215  Sansome,  r.  609  Sutter 
Jones  Witcher,  superintendent   Seal  Rock  Tobacco 

Co.,  225  California,  r.  Westminster  House 
Jones  Zoe  C.  Mrs.,  janitress  Denman  Grammar  School, 

r.  712  Sutter 
Jones  &  Bryant  (Orin  Jones  and  George  Bryant)  shoe 

mnfrs,  769  Market 
Jones  &  Co.  (Cyrus  G.  Jones)  clothiers  and  gent's 

furnishing  goods,  712-714  Market 
Jones   6i  Co.    (Michael   P.   Jones  and  Eugene  B. 
Beck)  wholesale  groceries  and  provisions,  218-220 
Front 
Jones  «&  Hubbard  (Frederick  F.  Jones  and  George 

A.  Hubbard)  wines  and  liquors,  412  Kearny 
B^  Jones.     See  Jonas 

Jonsen  C,  first  mate  bark  Lizzie  Marshall,  r.  140  Fol- 
som 
Joost  Behrend  (Joost  Brothers)  r^  SE  cor  Twelfth  and 

Folsom 
Joost  Brothers  (Fabian  and  Behrend)    importers 

and  jobbers  general  hardware,  1438-1440  Mission 
Joost  Carsten,  agent  California   Cracker   Co.,   r.   605 

Fell 
Joost  Fabian  (Joost  Brothers)  r.  1442  Mission 
Joost  Henry  (M.  Joost  &  Brother)    r.    SW   cor  Four- 

•    teenth  and  Noe 
Joost  Henry.salesman  Caledonian  Mills, r.  602  Second 
Joost  Herman,  commission  merchant,  410  Clay,  r.  227 

Capp 
Joost  John,  bartender,  r.  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Louisa 
Joost  John,  laborer,  r.  28  Nevada 

Joost  M.  &  Brother  (Martin  and  Henry)  groceries  and 
liquors,  SW  cor  Gough   and   McAllister,  and   SW 
cor  Fourteenth  and  Noe 
Joost  Martin  (Behnemanu  &  Joost)  r.  322  J^    O'Farrell 
Joost  Martin  (M.  Joost  &  Brother)  r.  701  McAllister 
JooBt  Martin,  capitalist,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Valencia 
Joost  Nicholas,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Second 

and  Brannan 
Joost  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  504  Gough 
fi^"  Joost.    See  Jost  and  Yost 
Joostens  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  432  Broadway 
Joram  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  630  O'Far- 
rell 
Jorck  Carl,  musician,  r.  411  Pacific 
Jordan  A.  D.,  r.  W  s  Noe,  bet  Jersey  and  Twenty-fifth 
Jordan  Adoli^h,  liquor  saloon,  1228  Dupont 
Jordan  Adolph,  waiter,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Jordan  Albert  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  235  Eighth 
Jordan  Albert  R.,  clerk  C.  0.  Hastings  &  Co.,  r.   531 

Capp 
Jordan  August  Jr.,  locksmith,  r.  1116  Stockton 
Jordan  August  C  ,  r.  1116  Stockton 
Jordan  Caioline  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1116  Stockton 
Jordan  Catherine,  domestic  2331  Bush 
Jordan  Charles  G.,  carpeuttr,  r.  610  Natoma 
Jordan  Charles  G.,  mechanic  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

621  Seventh 
Jordan  David  E.,  janitor,   324  Pine,'  r.  929  Washing- 
ton 
Jordan  Dennis,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  911  Webster 
Jordan  Ernest  B.,  bookkeeper  S.   &   G.   Gump,   r.   10 

Willows  av,  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Jordan  F.,  ship  cleaner  and  mover,  office  26  Califor- 
nia 
Jordan  Frank,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 
Jordan  Frank,  painter,  r.  1'235  Mission 
Jordan  Frank  C,  compositor,  r.  247  Sixteenth 
Jordan  Frederick,  r.  113  Perry 


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AND   DOMESTIC  COAL.,  41  Market  i!«treet,  corner  Spear. 


JOK 


543 


JOS 


Jordan  George,  watches,  jewelry,  cliamonds  and 
silverware,  iS'J  Montgomery,  r.  11  Roudell  I'l 

Jordan  George  L.,  moneybroker,  303  Montgomery,  r. 
72U  Leavenworth 

Jordan  Gertie  Miss,  c-ompositor  Mrs.  L.  G.  Richmond 
k  Son,  r.  816  Mission 

Jordan  Herman  C,  clerk  Hellmann  Bros.  &Co.,  r.  1709 
Hyde 

Jordan  Hugo,  laborer,  r.  1623  Powell 

Jordan  I.,  r.  .531  Capp 

Jordan  Jackson,  r.  033  California 

Jordan  James,  cook,  r.  itl6  Montgomery 

Jordan  James,  ship  carpenter,  r.  5  Liberty 

Jordan  John,  butcher  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 

Jordan  John,  cooper,  r.  115  Second 

Jordan  John,  driver  Mrs.  A.  E.  Swain,  r.  531  Howard 

Jordan  John,  laborer,  r.  .549  Folsom 

Jordan  John,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 

Jordan  John  F. ,  loom  fixer  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  cor  Xorth  Point  and  Polk 

Jordan  Joseph  S.,  bookkeeper  H.  H.  Noble  &  Co.,  r.  911 
Webster  . 

Jordan  Leonard  G.,  copyist  County  Clerk,  r.  Reservoir 
Hill,  JIarket  St.  Cut 

Jordan  Lillie  Miss,  saleslady  Newman  &  Levison,  r. 
1116  Stockton 

Jordan  Louis  J.,  physician  and  surgeon,  and  proptr 
Anatomical  Mu.'^eum,  7.51  Market,  r.  211  Geary 

Jordan  Margaret  Miss,  saleslady  George  A.  Dean,  r. 
1116  Stockton 

Jordan  Martin,  bootcrimper,  r.  Ill  Taylor 

Jordan  Michael,  builder,  r.  1809  Stockton 

Jordan  Michael,  dairy,  r.  S  s  Nebraska,  bet  Alameda 
and  El  Dorado 

Jordan  Michael,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 

Jordan  Michael  C,  superintendent  Omnibus  ER.,  of- 
fice 72.5  Howard,  r.  139  Fourth 

Jordan  Morris,  watches,  diamonds  and  jewelry,  7 
Keurny,  r.  134  Chestnut 

Jordan  Patrick,  porter  Wheaton  &  Luhrs,  r.  553  Mis- 
sion 

Jordan  R.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Jordan  Rudolph,  r.  619  Golden  Gate  Av 

Jordan  Thomas,  liquor  dealer,  r.  1  Hulbert  Alley 

Jordan  William,  boatman,  r.  703  J^  Davis 

Jordan  William,  clerk,  r.  247  Clara 

Jordan  William,  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking,  r. 
668  Harrison 

B^Jordan.     See  Jourdan  and  Joiirden 

Jorgan  Fred.  (Barrett  &  Jorgan)  r.  1236J4  Harrison 

Jorge  Mauoel  F.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  See,  610 
Bush 

Jorgen  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  862  Harrison 

Jorgensen  C,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.   Assn,  413  Sutter 

Jorgensen  George,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Jorgensen  Hans  P.  (Hermansen,  Jorgensen  &  Co.)  r. 
523  Pine 

Jorgensen  Hans  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  1322  Montgom- 
ery ■ 

Jorgensen  J.  B.,  apronmakei,  r.  0  Rose  Alley 

Jorgensen  Jens  R.,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  418  Drumm 

Jorgensen  L.,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 

Jorgensen  Marcus  W.,  captain  schr  0.  B.  Hayward,  r. 
19  Guy  PI 

Jorgensen  Otto,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 

Jorgensen  Peter, varnisher  W.  H.  Porter,r.  626  Fourth 

Jorgensen  Walter  J.,  clerk  Malter,  Lind  &  Co.,  r.  1120 
Turk 

Jorgensen  Emile,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and 
Eighth 

Jorgenson  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and 
Eighth 

Jorgenson  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and 
Eighih 

Jorgenson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  418  Drnmm 

l^'Jorgenson.  See  Jorgensen,  Jurgensen  and  Jur- 
genson 

Jom  George,  musician,  r.  1407  Mason 

Jorros  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  448  Jessie 

Jorres  William,  cariJenter,  r.  SE  cor  Mcrrimac  and 
Kentucky 

Jors  Louis,  tanner,  r.  664  Minna 

Jorson  Otto,employee  Winter  Garden,r.  438 )<  Clemen- 
tina 

Jorss  Augusta  Mrs.,  nurse  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 

Jorss  Edward  C,  cabinetmaker,  r.  721  Bryant,  bet 
Fourth  and  Fifth 

Jory  Albert,  butler,  2121  Buchanan 

Jory  Brothers  (John,  William  J.,  Joseph  H.  and  Wil- 
liam £.)  mnfrs  ladies'  shoeB,  224  Fell 


Jory  Frederick,  clerk  Union  News  Co.,  r.  939  Market 

Jory  John  (Jory  Brothers)  r.  214  Fell 

Jory  John  H.,  clferk  William  A.  Searles,r.  540  Howard 

Jory  Joseph  H.  (Jory  Brother.^)  r.  216  Fell 

Jory  William  E.  (Jory  Bothers)  r.  214  Fell 

Jory  William  J.  (Jory  Brothers)  r.  216  Fell 

Joseph  Adele  C.  dressmaker,  r.  402  Sutter 

Joseph  Alfred  H.,  special  policeman,  r.  419  Union 

Joseph  Angel,  crockery  and  glassware,  929  Market,  r. 

510  Stevenson 
Joseph  Antone,  deckhand  stmr  Petaluma 
Joseph  Bernhard,  salesman  M.  Goldstone,  r.  S  B  Sut- 
ter, bet  S  ott  and  Devisadero 
Joseph  Brothers  (Isaac,  Harris   and   Louis)    clothing 

and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bush 
JosepU  Charles,  importer  French  boots  and  shoes, 

32  Kearny 
Joseph  Charles  A.,  cutter  L.  Kalisky,  r.  745  Howard 
Joseph  E.  Mrs.,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Joseph  George,  butler  901  Sutter 
Joseph  Harris  (Joseph  Brothers  and  Joseph  &  Co.)  r. 

18;}4  Bush 
Joseph  Harry  F.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  37  Second 
Joseph  Henry  V.,  teamster,  r.  113  Welsh 
Joseph  Hiram,  furniture  dealer,  r.  1916  Jessie 
Joseph  Isaac  (Joseph  Brothers)  r.  821  Post 
Joseph  Isaac,  barber,  r.  632  Fulton 
Joseph  Isaac,  peddler,  r.  1414  Howard 
Joseph  Isaac,  tailor,  r.  529  Green 

Joseph  J.,  entry  clerk  Pacific  Jewelry  Co.,  r.  821  Post 
Joseph  Jacob  (S.  Bloch  &  Co.)  r.  532  O'Farrell 
Joseph  Jacob,  salesman  Falkenstein  &  Co.,  r.  607  Ellis 
Joseph  James  L.,  messenger   Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, r.  San  Rafael 
Joseph  Jesse,  receiving  clerk  M.   Ehrman  &  Co.,  r.  S 

s  Sutter,  bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Joseph  John,  candy,  1627  Geary 
Joseph  Josei)h,  expressman,  cor  Pine  and  Sansome, 

r.  515  Linden  Av 
Joseph  Joseph,  salesman,  r.  206  Kearny 
Joseph  Julius,  tailor,  r.  ok  Monroe 
Joseph  Levi,  glazier,  r.  347  Third 
JosejDh  Louis  (Joseph  Brothers)  r.  1834  Bush 
Joseph  Marcellin,  laborer,  r.  439  Clementina 
Joseph  Margaret,  widow,  r.  S  s  Bernal,  nr  Axnu 
Joseph  Mary,  widow,  r.  113  Welsh 
Joseph  Michael  J.,  leaf  tobacco,  508  Washington,  r. 

400  Geary 
Joseph  Nathan  (Nathan   Joseph   &   Co.)  r.  117  Taylor 
Joseph  Nathan  &  Co.  (Nathan  Josenh)  mnfrs  agents, 

641  Clay 
Joseph  Paul,  waiter  A.J.  Bordenave,  r.  420  Bush 
Joseph  Peter,  r.  1412  Kearny 
Joseph  Peter  A.,  clerk,  r.  1412  Kearny 
Joseph  Raoul,  pantryman   Marchaud   Restaurant,   r. 

Gilbert  House 
Joseph  Samuel,  clerk  Siebenhauer,  Meyerfeld   &   Co., 

r.  S  s  Sutter,  bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Joseph   Sarah  N.    Mrs.,   assistant   Rincon   Grammar 

School,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Joseph  Simon,  furniture  dealer,  r.  1435  Taylor 
Joseph  William,  trunkmaker,  r.  1916  Jessie 
Joseph  William  P.,  publisher  Metropolitan   Banner 

and  Evangel,  r.  Metropolitan  Temple 
Joseph   &   Co.     (Harris  Joseph  and   Isidore  Harris) 

clothing,  2,32  Kearny 
Joeephi  David  E.,  salesman  S.  B.  Diukelspiel  &   Co., 

r.  1317  Gough 
Josephi  Robert,  r.  120  Fell 

Josephi  William  M..  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Josephine    Consolidated     Mining    Co.   (Philadelphia 

District,  Nev.)  Orlando  H.  Bogart  secretary,   109 

California,  room  14 
Josephs  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  109  Commercial 
Josephs  Frank,  laborers.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Josephs  Lizar,  r.  1502  Powell 
Josephs  JIauuel,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache,  r. 

416  Drumm 
Josephs  Peter  A.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

1412  Kearny 
Josephs    William,    foreman    Western   White    Goods 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  502  Bush 
Josephson  Bertha,  widow,  r.  504  Hayes 
Josephson    Myer,    bookkeeper  Cahen  Bros.,   r.    504 

Hayes 
Josich  Charles  (Josich  k  Bigovich)  r.  212  Brannan 
Josich  &  Bigovich  ((Charles  Josich  and  John  Bigovich) 

restaurant  and  liquor  saloon,  212  Brannau 


OAK,  ASH,  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH,  i' 


JOHN  WIGMORE, 
u3  Spear  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PUOTOCtBAPIIER.  826  MARKET  ST. 

Pliotograpliy  in  all  its  branclieH  executed  in  any  style. 


JOS 


544 


JUD 


JosliD  Charles  A.,  ehoemaker,  r.  264  Minna 
Joslin  Jason  W.,  shoe  laster,  r.  116  Lily  Av 
Joslyn  Charles  S.,  purser  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  2049  Mis- 

sion 
JosBelvn  Benjamin  F.,  physician,  office  7  Stockton,  r. 

929  McAllister 
Josselyn  Charles  (Q-.  M.  Josselyn  &  Co.)  r.  705  Bush 
Josselyn  Charles  H.,  packer  S.  F.  and    Pac.  Glass 

Works,  r.  546  M  Bryant 
Josselyn  George  D.,  housepainter,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Chattanooga 
Josselyn  George  M.  (G.   M.  Josselyn  &  Co.)    r.  San 

Kafael 
Josselyn  G.  M.  &  Co.    (George  M.  and  Oharles 

Josselyn)  shipchandlers,  38-40  Market 
Josselyn  Joel  8.,  physician,  office  7   Stockton,  r.   931 

McAllister 
Josselyn  Joseph  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.   546}^ 

Bryant 
Josselyn  Joseph  H.,  physician,  office  226  Sutter,  r. 

1329  California 
Josselyn  Lucy  M.,  widow,  r.  E  s  Chattanooga,  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Josselyn  William  C,  tailor,  r.9  Geary 
Josset  Joseph,  teacher  French,  r.  1114  Stockton 
Jost  Adolph  P.,  cook,  r.  513M  Filbert 
Jost  Benjamin,  cook,  r.  1067  Howard 
Jost  Charles  (Jost  &  Adler)  r.  1108  Post 
Jost  Charles  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Jost  &  Adler,  r.  1108  Post 
Jost  Edward  N.,  bookkeeper  Herman  Brand,  r.  1516 

Powell 
Jost  Peter,  dairyman,  431  Hayes 
Jost  William,  carpenter,  1227  Folsom 
Jost  William  R.,  clerk  E.  F.  Bent  &  Co.,  r.  1108  Post 
Jost  &  Adler  (Charles  Jost   and  Aaron  A.  Adler) 

proprietors  California  Distillery  (Antioch)  office 

321  Battery 
B^Jost.    See  Joost  and  Yost 
Josue  Arthur,  brewer  National  Brewery,  r.  SE  cor 

Fulton  and  Webster 
Jouaneau  Jules,  tailor,  r.  803  Montgomery 
Jouberi  Hy.,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Joubert  Pierre,  laundry,  808  Stockton 
Jouett  Cavelier  H.,  collector  Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co., 

r.  Beregford  Hotel 
Joulin  imedee,  artist,  728  Montgomery,  r.  409  Sutter 
Joulin  Etienne,  French  laundry,  409  Sutter 
Joumier  Gustave,  laborer,  r.  30  Welsh 
Jounieaux  Auguste,  sewing  machines,  426  Hayes 
Jourdain  Adolph,  waiter,  r.  NE  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Church 
Jourden  John  P.,  secretary  Board  Port  Wardens,  525 

Front,  r.  2525  Howard 
Jourden  Joseph  W.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r.509 

Bryant 
IK^  Jourden.    See  Jordan 
Journal  Philip,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Journal  Publishing  Co.,  606  Clay 
Journeay  James,  with  Western  Fur  and  Trading  Co., 

r.  762  Howard 
Journeymen  Bookbinders'  Association,  841  Market 
Journeymen  Shipwrights'  Associ-alion,   71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
JouBset  Eugene  L.,  machinist  Richmann  Drill  and 

Compressor  Co.,  r.  854  Mission 
Jouvenal  Hugo,  laborer,  r.  712  Bryant 
Jovovich  John,  jjorter,  r.  1  Eddy 
Jovovicli  Laxav,  coffee   saloon,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Drumm,  r.  1024  Stockton  , 

Joy  Charles,  laborer,  r.  930  Folsom 
Joy  Edwin  F.,  clerk  W.   W.   Montague  &  Co.,  r.  1014 

Jackson 
Joy  Edwin  W.,  druggist,  NE  cor  Post  and  Mason,  r. 

2U8  Eddy 
Joy  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  205  Langton 
Joy  M.  A.  Mrs.,  widow, r.  1031  Mission 
Joy  Sarah,  widow,  r.  930  Folsom 
Joy  W.  B.,  bookkeeper,  r.  Coso  House 
Joy  William,  candyiiiaker,  r.  205  Laugton 
Joy  William  J    B.,  musician,  r.  23  Nevada 
Joy  W.  P.,  r.  2007  Leavenworth 
Joyce  Edmond,  proptr  Vak-ncia  St.  Boarding  and  Sale 

Stable,  721  Valencia 
Joyce  Elizabeth  Miss,  r.  251  Clara 
Joyce  Frederick  B.(Dlbert,  Joyce  &  Fox)  r.  717  Bryant 
Joyce  James,  laborer,  r.  2  Himmelmaun  PI 
Joyce  John,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Joyce  Martin,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.   P.  RR.,  r.  614 

Sutter 


Joyce  Mary,  widow,  r.  75  Jessie,  rear 

Joyce  Mary  A.,  domestic  833  McAllister 

Joyce  Michael,  teamster,  cor  Davis  and  Oregon,  r.  546 
Tehama 

Joyce  Minnie,  domestic  1103  Bush 

Joyce  Norah,  domestic  1613  Fillmore 

JoycePatrick,  laborer,  r.  814  Geary 

Joyce  Peter  J.,  crockery  and  glassware,  115  Sixth 

Joyce  Peter  W.,  manager  barroom  Palace  Hotel,  r.l622 
Howard 

B^Joyce.     See  Joice 

Joyner  Joseph  F.,  brickmason,  r.  941  Howard 

Jubrar  Adrian,  r.  817  Montgomery 

Juchter  Bernard,  laborer  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  S  8 
Santa  Clara,  ur  Vermont 

Juchter  Henry,  captain  schr  George  Lewis,  r.  666  Bry- 
ant, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Judah  Henry  R.,  assistant  passenger  and  ticket  agent 

8.  P.  RR.,  NE  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  33,  r. 
Menlo  Par< 

Judah  Maria  B.,  widow,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Judd  Charles  M.,  carpenter  and  builder,  1210  Polk,  r. 

1326  Polk 
Judd  Edward  D.,  clerk  Rankin,  Brayton  &  Co.,  r.  708 

McAllister 
Judd  Eliza,  domestic  807  Franklin 
Judd  Garrett  P.,  r.  731  Geary 
Judd  G.  P.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  731  Geary 
Judd  Lizzie  G.  Richmond  Mrs.    (Mrs.  L.  G.  Rich- 
mond &  Son)  r.  Oakland 
Judd  Norris  A.  (D.  Hicks  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Judd  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Judd  Thomas,  shipping  clerk  HechtBros.&Co.,  r.  708 

McAllister 
Judd  William,  clerk,  r.  427  Bush 
Judds  August  H.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Judge  Catherine,  domestic  110  Guerrero 
Judge  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  216  Gough 
Judge  George  H.,  bartender,  r.  718  Montgomery 
Judge  James,  hostler,  r.  334  Fourth 
Judge  James,  hostler,  r.  1623  Eddy 
Judge  James,  laborer,  r.  307  Bryant 
Judge  James,  liquor  saloon,  268  Stevenson 
Judge  James,  steamboatman,  r.  100  Jones 
Judge  John,  policeman,  r.  217  Post 
Judge  John  P.,  bricklayer,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Sierra 

and  Shasta 
Judge  Owen  A.,  butcher,  r.  717  Twenty-second 
Judge  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  204  First 
Judge  Police  Court,    chambers  old  City    Hall, 

second  floor 
Judg'e  Police  Court  No.  2,  chambers  old  City 

Hall 
Judge  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Germania,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Judg'e   XJ,   S.  Circuit  Court  (Ninth)  chambers 

U.  S.  Ajipraiser's  Bldg 
Judge  V.    S.    District  Court,  chambers  C.  S. 

Appraiser's  Bldg 
Judge  William,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Amador,  r. 

Oakland 
Judge  Superior  Court,    Departments  1,  2,  3,  4 

and  5,  chambers  Montgomery  Block  ;  Nos.  6,  7,  8, 

9,  10,  new  City  Hall,  second  floor  ;  No.  11,  8  Mont- 
gomery Av  ;  No.  12,  729  Montgomery 

Judges  Supreme  Court    (State)    chambers   105 

Stockton 
Judkins  Charles,  porter  Taylor  Goodrich,  r.  325 H 

Bush 
Judkins  Edwin  H.,  stoves  and  tinware,  2101  Mission, 

r.  610}^  Nineteenth 
Judsoii  A.,   mining  secretary,  320  Sansome,  room 

52,  r.  2305  Devisadero 
Judson   Egbert  (S.  F.  Candle  Co.,  and  Jndson  & 

Shepard)  president  Cal.  Paper  Co.,  and  president 

Judson   Horse  Nail  Co..  office  402  Front,  r.  West 

Berkeley 
Judson  Herbert  H.,  druggist,  NW  cor  Butte  and  Ken- 
tucky 
Judsoii   Horse  Nail  Co.,   Egbert  Judson   presi- 

dent,  Charles  S.  Chamberlain  manager,  John  Finn 

assistant  manager,  works  San  Quentin  (Marin  Co., 

Cal.)  office  402  Front 
Judson  Julia,  nurse,  1001  California 
Judson  Powder  Co.,  Bandmann,  Nielsen  &  Co. 

agents.  210  Front 
Judson  Thomas  R.,  policeman,  r.  N  s  Clipper,  bet 

Church  and  Sanchez 
Judson  William  F.,  carpenter,  r.  Ahlborn  House 


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Jndson  6i  Shepard  (Egbert  Judsou  and  J.  L.  N. 
Shepard)  proprietors  S.  F.  Chemical  Works  and 
Sulphur  Powdering  Mill  (West  Berkeley,  Alameda 
Co.,  Cal.)  office  402  Front 
Juellen  Stanislaus,  barber,  r.  Federal  Hotel 
Juergeusen  Charles  P.,  upholsterer,  r.  908 J^  Post 
Juergensen  NIb.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  908}^  Post 
Juergeusen  Bose  Miss,  saleslady  Ackerman  Bros.,  r. 

908}^  Post 
Jugosovich  Anton,  oyster  saloon,  lOG  Sixth 
Juhl  Lauretz  M.,  waiter  227  Montgomery  Av 
Juhler  James  M.,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 
Juillerat  Adolphe,  clerk  A.  E.  Juillerat,  r.  783   Ste- 
venson 
Juillerat  A.  E.,  agent  M.  J.  Paillard  &  Co.,  23  Dupont, 

r.  1011  >i  Pierce 
Jukes    Henry,   machinist   Union   Iron    Works,  r.   66 

Clementina 
Jnlia  Consolidated  Mining  Co.    (Storey   Co., 
Nev.)  Henry  A.  Charles  secretary,  119  California, 
room  21 
Julian  Charles,  fancy  goods,  1329  Dupont 
Julian  George  N.  (Ball  &  Julian)  r.  The  Baldwin 
Julian  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Twenty- 
ninth 
Julian  Palin,  car  inspector  S.  P.  ER.,  r.  1002  Alabama 
Juliani  Lorenzo,  stableman,  r.  320  Broadway 
Juliet  Marie,  widow,  r.  6  Vallejo  PI 
Julllen  Ambroise,  laborer,  r.  12  Sonora 
Jullien  Colette,  Mrs.,  ironer  P.  Joubert,  r.  12  Sonora 
Julllen  Emily,  widow,  r.  518  J4  Montgomery  Av 
Jullien  J.   &   Co.   (Jules  Jullien  and  Peun  Martin) 

wholesale  liquors,  617  Pacilic 
Jullien  Jules  (J.  Jullien  S  Co.)  r.  1214  Stockton 
Jumper  George   E.,  paperhanger,  134  Post,  r.  1708% 

Jessie 
Junck  Diedricli,  groceries  and  liquors,  1016  Clay 
Jund  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  505  Dupont,  rear 
Jundt  Charles,  clerk  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  519 

Filbert 
Jung  Henry,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Jung  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  118  Gilbert 
Jung  John    C,  housesmith  and  shuttermaker,  110 

Main,  r.  608  Powell 
Jung  Leonie  Mrs.,  proptr  Oriental  Hotel,  SW  cor 

Washington  and  Drumm 
8^  Jung.    See  Junge,  Young  and  Yung 
Jungblut  August  (Aug.  Jungblut  &  Co.)  r.  212  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Jungblut  Aug.  &  Co.  (August  Jungblut  and  Charles 
Traulseu)  mufrs  billiard  tables  and  materials, 
10-12  Golden  Gate  Av 
Jungbluth  W.  T.,  reporter  Alts-California,  r.  204  Pros- 
pect PI 
Junge  Albert,  tanner,  r.  E  8  Yolo,  bet  Twenty-fourth 

and  Twenty-fifth 
Jnnge  Julius,  cook,  r.  NW  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Junge  Jurgen  A.,  tanner,  r.  E  s  Utah,  bet  Yolo  and  So- 
noma 
<&"  Junge.    See  Jung,  Young  and  Yung 
Junghaenel  F.  Ernest,  modelmaker.  r.  1412  Mas(Mi 
Jungk  Jacob,  confectioner,  r.  112  Mason 
Juniata  Consolidated  Silver  Mining   Co.  (Esmeralda 
District,  Nev.)  C.  Van  Dyck  Hubbard  secretary, 
310  Pine,  room  11 
Juniel  William,  junkdealer,  r.  20  Lafayette 
Junker  Augustus  H.,  musician,  r.  919  Union 
Junker  Charles,  butclftr,  135-137  Gough 
Jiuiker  Charles  A.,  salesman  Baker&  Hamilton,  r.  627 

Commercial 
Junker  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  917  Buchanan 
Junker  Frederick,  cutter  Joseph  Figel.  r.  1618  Turk 
Junker  Louis  (Junker  X  Ecks)  r.  603  Fulton 
Junker  &  Ecks  (Louis  Junker  and  Henry  Ecks)  butch- 
ers, NW  cor  Laguna  and  Fulton 
Junkins  A.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  215  Geary 
Junkins  C.  K.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

240  Sixth 
Jvinkins  O.  Charles,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 

Monti,'omery 
Jupiter  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  C.  Van  Dyck  Hub- 
bard secretary,  310  Pine,  room  11 
Jurado  Thomas  A.,  bartender,  r.  211  Kearny 
Juretich  Stephen,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Juretski  Mandel.  fancygoods,  614  Broadway 
Jurfesiseu  John,  fisherman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Jurgens  Antone,  cigars  and  tobacco,  136  Second 
Jurgens  Dietrich,  porter  M.  &  C.  Mangels,  r.  1622  De- 
visadero 


Jurgens  J.  D.,  millhand  Deming,  Palmer  Jr  Co.,  r.  1624 
Dupont 

Jurgeus  Richard  (Bose  &  Jurgens)  r.  731  Brannan 

Jurgeuseu  Herman,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Jurgeusen  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bry- 
ant 

Jurgensen  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Jurgensen  Peter  N.,  with  S.  Lachman  &  Co.,  r.  2105 
Taylor 

S^"  Jurgensen.     See  Jorgensen  and  Juergensen 

Juri  Adelaide,  widow,  r.  E  8  Gunnison  Av,  nr  twen- 
ty-eighth 

Juri  Henry,  bookkeeper,  r.  1902  Stockton 

Juri  L.  &  Co.  (Luigi  Juri  and  Samuel  Neuenschwan- 
der)  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Vallejo 

Juri  Luigi  (L.  Juri  &  Co.)  r.  1902  Stockton 

I^^    Juri.     See  Jury 

Juriens  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Jurs  Louis,  tanner  Duncan's  Tannery,  r.  664  Minna 

Jurs  Peter  C,  foreman  cabinetmaker  Davis  Brothers, 
r.  18  Johnson  Av 

Jurss  John,  liquor  saloon,  703 >i  Davis,  r.  19  Bannam 
PI  ♦    • 

JuryH.,  waiter  Campi's  Restaurant,  r.  1518  Stockton 

Jury  Walter  E.,  driver  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,  r.  110 
Golden  Gate  Av 

8^"    Jury.     See  Juri 

Jus  Victor,  cook  Palace  Hotel,  r.  657  Mission 

Just  Henry,  compositor  California  Demokrat,  r.  618 
California 

Justi  Albert,  silver  plater,  r.  911  Pacific 

Justi  August  W.,  salesman  Hixson,  Justi  &  Co.,  r.  3 
Mary  Lane 

Justi  Charles  (Hixson,  Justi  &  Co.)  r.  1003  Valencia 

Justi  Frank,  fisherman,  r.  4  Bartol 

Justi  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1208  Powell 

Justice  Milling'  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  R.  E. 
Kelly  secretary,  419  California,  room  1 

Justices'  Courts,  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, SE  cor  Kearny  and  Washinjjton 

Justin  John,  teamster  George  H.  Pitts  &  Co. 

Jutka  Charles,  machinist,  r.  29  Alta 

Juvenal  Hugo,  laborer  B.  Dreyfus  &  Co.,  r.  712  Bry- 
ant, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Juyod  Victor,  barber,  r.  915  Vallejo 

Juzix  Harry,  porter  Pascal,  Dubedat  &  Co.,  r.  W  s 
Church,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Ridley 

Juzix  Leopold,  cooper,  61G  Battery,  r.  W  s  Church,  bet 
Fourteenth  and  Ridley 

Jystveng  Augusta,  dressmaker,  r.  506  Minna 


Kach  Benoit,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Kadelburg  Henry,  manager  German  Theatre,  r.  407 

O'Farrell 
Kadien  Patrick,  plasterer,  r.  608}^  Nineteenth 
Kaechele  Michel  (Kaechele  &  Roller)  r.  SE  cor  Fulton 

and  Octavia 
Kaechele  &  Roller   (Michel  Kaechele  and  Carl 
Roller)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor   Fulton  and 
Octavia 
Kaeding  JCharles  V.   B.    (Liddle   &  Kaeding)  r.  1408 

Leavenworth 
Kaeiutz  Emanuel  /Kaeintz  &  Sperl)  r.  15  Stockton 
Kaeintz  Frank,  barber,  r.  252  Stevenson 
Kaeiutz  Jacob,  barber,  4  Morton,  r.  15  Stockton 
Kaeiutz  &  Sperl  (Emanuel  Kaeiutz  and  Charles  Sperl) 

barbers  and  laundry  office,  444  Third 
Kaelber  William,  barber,  r.  619  Washington 
Kaeling  Joseph,  driver,  r.  1003  Geary 
Kaemmerling  Cora  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  213  Jones 
Kaempfer  Adolph,  traveling  salesman  W.  &  I.  Stein- 
hart  &  Co.,  r.  'The  Windsor 
Kaempfer  William  H.,  cigarmaker,  r.  Bootz'  Hotel 
Kaempft' Charles,  with  Philip,  Speyer  &  Co.,  4'25  Cali- 
fornia 
Kaen  Annie  Mrs.  (Murray  &  Kaen)  r.  318  Sixth 
Kaeu  George  W.,  miner,  r.  318  Sixth 
Kaen  Thomas  L.,  foreman  machine  shop  S.F.  Gas 

Light  Co.,  r.  40  Clementina 
Ot^Kaen.     See  Cain,  Cane,  Cahen,  Kain  and  Kans 
Kafka  Joseph,  deputy  U.  S.  Marshal,  r.  450  Jessie 
Kafka  L.  T.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1523  Bush 
Kafka  Simon  (Brady  &  Kafka)  r.  450  Jessie 
Kagl  Tameya,   landscape  painter,   studio  and  r.  122 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Kaher  Daniel,  blacksmith  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 


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KAH 


546 


KAM 


Kahl  Chris.,  Cigar  Makers'  Assn,  114  Dupont 
Kahle  Frank,  driver  City  KR.,   r.  1328  Natoma 
Kahler  Christopher,  carpenter,  r.  1831  Howard 
Kahler  Henry  S.  (City  Transit  Co.)  r.  1831  Howard 
Kahler  John  H.,  pressman,  r.  1831  Howard 
Kahler  Josejjh,  portrait  painter,  r.  606  Pine 
Kahman  August,  clerk  freight  auditor   C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

NW  cor  Scott  and  Pine 
Eahn  Aaron,  clerk  Ernestine  Kahn,  r.  246  3^  Fourth 
Kahn  Aaron,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  113  Cedar  Av 
Kalxii  Adolpli  J. ,  i^harmacist,  1102   Market,  junc- 
tion Turk,  r.  611  Pine 
Kahn  Albert,  clerk  Kahn  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  1008  Larkln 
Kahn  Berthold,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  633  Jessie 
Kalin,  Brod  &  Co.  (Henry  Kahn,  Marcus  Brod  and 
Adolph  Strassburger)  optical   and  mathematical 
instruments,  cutlery,  etc.,  335  Bush 
Kaliii  Brotliers  «&  Co.  (Jules  and   Charles  Kahn 
and  A.  Gombrich  &FilB,  Paris,  France)  importers 
foreign  dry  and  fancy  goods,  25-27  Battery 
Kahn  Charles  (Kahn  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  Paris,  France 
Kahn  Ernestine,  widow,  fancy  goods,  246 J<2  Fourth 
Kahn  Frederick,   bookkeeper  Bauer  Bros.   &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Kahn  Hay  em,  porter  Neuburger,  Reiss  &  Co.,  r.  11 

Harrison  Av 
Kahn  Henrietta,  widow,  r.  611  Pine 
Kahn  Henry  (Kahn,  Brod  &  Co.)  r.  26}^  Kearny 
Kahn  Henry  (Kahn  Bros.  &  Co.)  r.  1418  Post 
Kahn  Henry,  jeweler,  r.  20  Russell 
Kahn  Herman,  driver,  r.  6.33  Jessie 
Kahn  Hermann,  porter,  r.  11  Harrison  Av 
Kahn  Joseph,  bakery  and   confectionery.  946}^    Mis- 
sion, r.  416  Minna 
Kahn  Joseph  (Porttsr,  Slessinger  &  Co.)  r.  1216  Geary 
Eahn  Joseph,  liquor  saloon  and  bowling  alley,   416 

California,  r.  r207  Jackson 
Kahn  Joseph  Jr.,  bartender,  r.  1207  Jackson 
Kahn  Jules  (Kahn  Bros.  &  Co.)  r.  1418  Post 
Kahn  Lambert,  clerk  Masson  Freres,  r.  821  Mission 
Kahn  Lambert,  clerk  Triest  &  Co.,  r.  839  McAllister 
Kahn  Lee,  clerk  Golden  Rule  Bazaar,  r.  11  Harrison 

Av 
Eahn  Leon  (Dallman  &  Kahn)  r.  619  Larkin 
Eahn  Leopold,  r.  821  Mission 
Eahn  Louis,  butcher,  r.  108  Twenty-fifth 
Kahn  Maurice  (L.  Kaufman  &  Co.)  r.  1008  Larkin 
Eahn  Meyer,  shoemaker,  r.  11  Harrison  Av 
Eahn  Rosa,  widow,  r.  6  Clara  Lane 
Kahn  Samuel  (Kahn   &   Westheimer  and  Westheimer 

&  Kahn)  r.  218  Stockton 
Kahn  Samuel,  clerk  Gustave  Neuman,r.  619  Larkin 
Eahn  Samuel  S.,  physician,  oiBce  and  r.  215  Kearny 
Kahn  Sarah  Miss,  florist,  716  Washington 
Kahn  William  E.,  clockmaker,  r.  1207  Jackson 
Kahn  &   ^Yestheimer    (Samuel     Kahn    and    John    F. 
Westheimer)  coffee  and  lunch  rooms,  236  Mont- 
gomery 
B^Eahn.     See  Cahen  and  Cahn 
Eahnweiler  Jacob,  salesman  Western  White  Goods 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  17  Dupont 
Eahrs  Glaus,  driver,  r.  102  Eleventh 
Eahrs  Henry  (Eahrs  &  Hogrif)  r.  liH  Lewis 
Kahrs  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  First  and 

Minna 
Kahrs  &  Hogrif  (Henry  Kahrs  and  Frederick  Hogrif) 

groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  ^ost  and  Taylor 
Eain  Adolph,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Eain  Michael  W.,  butcher,  267  East,  r.  18  Sanchez 
B^"Kain.     See  Cain,  Cane,  Kaen  and  Kane 
Kaiser  Christopher,  shoemaker,  r.  11  Bernard 
Kaiser  Emile,  driver,  r.  1912  Polk 
Kaiser  F.  W..  teacher  Lincoln  Eveninsr  School,  r.  6223^ 

Ellis 
Kaiser  George  (George  Kaiser  &   Co.)  r.  1120  Filbert 
Kaiser    George,    clerk    John   J.   VoUmer,   r.   SE  cor 

.Franklin  and  Turk 
Kaiser  George  &  Co.    (Gegrge  Kaiser  and  Charles  F. 

Wagner)  butchers,  17-19  California  Market 
Kaiser  George  C,  compositor,  r.  711  California 
Kaiser  Henry,  baker,  r.  933  Howard 
Kaiser  Henry,  blacksmith,  r.  49  Clementina 
Eaiser  Henry,  confectioner,  r.  515  Pine 
Eaiser  Henry,  driver,  r.  1120  Filbert 
Eaiser  Henry,  gardener,  r.  625  Gearv 
Eaiser  John,  cook,  r.  1517  Dupont 
Eaiser  John,  dummyman  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  1216  Pacific 
Eaiser  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Eaiser  Joseph,  stonecutter,  r.  110  Central  Av,  rear 
Eaiser  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  6  Reed  PI 


Eaiser  Julius,  waiter,  r.  420  Grove 

Kaiser  Willia.in,    merchant  tailor,   335  Bush,   r. 

1209  Post 
Kaiser  William,  salesman  George  Kaiser  &  Co.,  r.  1120 

Filbert 
(tF"Kaiser.     See  Kayser  and  Keyser 
Kaiten  Kate,  domestic  1808  Pine 
Ealar  William  F.,  r.  Grand  Oiiera  House 
Kalb  P.  J.,  driver  Market  St.  ER.,  r.  1423 Valencia 
Kalben  Edward  C.  (Deucher  .t  Kalben)  r.  243   Second 
Kalberla  Courad,  bartender,  r.  637  Broadway 
Kalbfleisch  Henry,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fifth,   bet  Guerrero 

and  Fair  Oaks 
Kaleen  Patrick,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Kaler  James,  bakery  and  confectionery,  1427  Hyde 
Kaler  Joseph,   lithographer  W.   W.  Elliott  &  Co.,   r. 

421  Powell 
10"  Kaler.     See  Eahler 

Ealey  C.  W.,  traveling  agent,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kalischer  J.  L.,  mohel,   office   108  Battery,  r.  909  Mc- 
Allister 
Kallscher  Nathan,  bookkeeper  N.  Brown  &  Co.,  r.  909 

McAllister 
Kalischer  Sigmund,  peddler,  r.  545  Minna 
Kalish  Max,  purser  stmr  Humboldt,  r.  234  Eleventh 
Kalisher  Edward  D.  (Steinberger  &  Kalisher)  r.  807 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Kalisky  Charles,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

109-111  Second,  r.  336  Golden  Gate  Av 
Ealisky  Louis,  merchant   tailor,  431   Montgomery,  r. 

109  O'Farrell 
Ealisky  Morris,  r.  131  Oak 
Kalisky  Samuel,  r.  911  McAllister 
Kalkbrenuer  Eiuil.  baker,  r.  537  Hayes 
Kallaher  Ellen  Miss,  r.  506  Hayes 

Kalleiiberg'    Tlieodore,    machinist    and  model- 
maker,  32  Fremont,  r.  IQH  Rausch 
Kalloch  A.  N.,  special  policeman  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  41 

Borland 
Kalloch  Isaac  S.  Rev.  D.  D.,  pastor  Metropolitan  Bap- 
tist Church,  office   NE  cor  Fifth  and  Jessie,  r.  E  s 
Castro,  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Kalloch  Thomas  K.,  salesman   C.  Curtin,  r.  863  Mis- 
sion 
Kallstron  R.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  210J^  Washing- 
ton 
Kalmbach  Annie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  2107  Stockton 
Kalmbach  August,  musician,  r.  2107  Stockton 
Kalmuk  Louis,  clerk  Nathan,  Pulvermau  &  Co.,  r.  338 

Tehama 
Kalmuk  Moritz,  cigars  and  tobacco,  46  Fourth,  r.  338 

Tehama 
Kalmuk  Robert,  printer  Bacon   &   Co.,  r.  338  Tehama 
Kalstrom  Herman  F.,  machinist,  r.  210  Washington 
Kaltenbach  Charles,  engineer,  r.  813  Mission 
Kaltenbach  Ida  Mrs.,  strawworker,  r.  813  Mission 
Kalthoff  August,  watchman,  r.  12  Hawthorne 
Kalthoff  Bernard  H.,  solicitor  Lebenbaum   &   Gold- 
berg, r.  12  Hawthorne 
Kalthoff  Hugo,  clerk,  r.  12  Hawthorne 
Kaltschmidt  Oscar,  portrsit  painter,  r.  1049  Mission 
Kalvelage   Clemens  (Kalvelage  &  Mueller)    r.  8W  cor 

Fell  and  Franklin 
Kalvelage  &  Mueller  (Clemens  Kalvelage  and  Jacob 
Miieller)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor-  Fell  and 
Franklin 
Kamena  Henry,  teamster,  r.  138  Freelon 
Kaminski  Samuel,  clerk  Loui#  Metzger,  r.  1105  Fol- 

som 
Kamlade  Charles,  waiter,  r.  118  Eddy 
Kamlade  Frederick,  drayman,  r.  574  Bryant 
Kamm  Minnie,  domestic  821  O'Farrell 
Kamman  Charles  F.,  property   clerk  quartermaster's 
dept  U.S.  A.,  36  New  Montgomery,  room  7,  r.  820 
Green 
Kammann  George,  clerk  Herman  Kolkmann,  r.  735 

Geary 
Kammer  Louis,  butcher,  r.  503  Powell 
Kammerer  Charles,  expressman,  SE  cor  Davis  and  Or- 
egon, r.  9  Water 
Kammerer  Charles  A.,  cutter  Schafer  &  Co.,  r.  307 

Green 
Kammerer  Frederick,  cutter,  r.  34  Harriet 
Kammerer  George  (Kammerer  &  Koch)  r.  1515  3^  Pow- 
ell 
Kammerer   &    Koch    (George  Kammerer   and  Frank 

Eoch)  barbers,  .542  California 
Kammerling  Emil,  cook,  r.  1316  Kearny,  rear 
Eamna  George,  driver  Rotger  &  Bischoff,  r.  5X1  Shot- 
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.     IflHUUUniUUUn,  41  Market  street,   comer  i^pear. 


KAM 


547 


KAP 


Kamp  Albert,  porter  Scofield  it  Tevis,  r.  1204  Union 

Kamp  John  R.,  carpenter,  r.  607  Ji  Pine 

K?"Kamp.     See  Camp 

Karupe  Elise,  widow,  r.  38  Natoma 

Kainpe  Frederick  W. ,  groceries  and  liquors,  38 

Natoma 
Eampe  Minnie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  38  Natoma 
Kampe  Sinie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  38  Natoma 
Kampe  William,  clerk  C.  G.  Kenyon,  r.  38  Natoma 
Kampensky  Henry,  tailor,  r.  1100  Stockton 
Kampf  Adolph,  butcher,  r.  Bonanza  House 
Eampfman  F.  W.,   Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Kampffmeyer  John,  gardener,  r.  W  b  San  Bruno  Road, 

nr  Fifteenth  Av 
Kampner  Marks,  upholsterer,  r.  144  Seventh 
Kampner  Yetta,  widow,  second-hand  furniture,  144 

Seventh 
Kamps  Charles  H.,  shipping  clerk  Simon  Sweet  &  Co., 

r.  NE  cor  Clipper  and  Castro 
Kanips  Frederick  W.,  liquor  saloon  and  restau- 
rant, 18-20  California  and  3Drumm,  r.  NEcor  Cas- 
tro and  Clipper 
Kanary  David  (David  Kanary  &  Co.)  r.  82  Natoma 
Kanary  David  &  Co.  (David  Kanary)  house  and  sign- 
painters,  30J<i  Second 
Kanary  Maurice,  shoemaker,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet 

Dolores  and  Church 
Kancher  Frederick,  framemaker,  r.  15  Eausch,  rear 
Kandlar  Philip,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon 
Kane  Andrew  J.,  r.  1050  Howard 
Kane  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  132  Fourth 
Kane  Bridget,  widow,  r.  860  Harrison 
Kane  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1841  Stevenson 
Kane  Charles,  r.  512  Van  Ness  Av 
Kane  Charles  (Kane  &  Heaney)  r.  514  Minna 
Kane  Charles,  seaman  schr  Rolaert  and  Minnie,  r.  212 

Steuart 
Kane  David  Jr.,  gasfitter,  r.  1112  Washington 
Kane  Dennis,  carpenter,  r.  645  Minna 
Kane  Dennis,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 
Kane  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Church,   bet  Army  and 

Twenty-seventh 
Kane  Dennis,  varnisher,  r.  153  J^  Second 
Kane  E.  Mrs.,  r.  1409  Folsom 
Kane  Emma,  widow,  r.  206  Van  Ness  Av 
Kane  Francis,  forgemau  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Kane  Francis  B.,  physician,  oliice  46   O'Farrell,  r.  338 

Eddy 
Kane  Frank,  horsetrader,  r.  46  Quinn 
Kane  Frank,  pressman  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  519  Sacra- 
mento 
Kane  Frank  E.,  entry  clerk  E.  H.  Jones  &  Co.,  r.  512 

Van  Ness  Av 
Kane  George  P.,  clerk  Odorless  Excavating  Apparatus 

Co.,  r.  122  Taylor 
Kane  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  29  Ritch 
Kane  Henry  J.,  bartender,  r.  39  Clara 
Kane  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Point  LoboB  Av,  bet  First 

and  Second  Avs 
Kane  J.  A.,  messman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California,  r. 

414  Folsom 
Kane  James,  blacksmith,  r.  3  Tehama 
Kane  James,  compositor,  r.  733  Minna 
Kane  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  260  Jersey 
Kane  James,  hackmaa,  r.  160  Clara 
Kane  James,  laborer,  r.  118  Shipley 
Kane  James,  longshoreman,  r.  106  Tehama 
Kane  James,  mining,  106  Leidesdorfi,  rooms  7-8 
Kane  James,  molder,  r.  32  Tehama 
Kane  James,  shoemaker,  r.  408'>4  Natoma 
Kane  James,  teamster,  r.  314  First 
Kane  James  C,  boolfkeeper,  r.  124  Eighth 
Kane  James  F.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  23  Minna 
Kane  James  J.,  coremaker,  r.  511  Mission 
Kane  James  P.,  pressman  A.  Waldstein,  r.   1841   Ste- 
venson 
Kane  Jeremiah,  tailor.  681  Mission,  r.  261  Minna 
Kane  Jeremiah  J.,  truckman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  508  Ninth 
Kane  John,  r.  108  Eleventh 
Kane  John,  r.  606  Fulton 
Kane  John,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California,  r.  23 

Minna 
Kane  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  11  Gilbert 
Kane  John,  hostler,  r.  737  Folsom 
Kane  John,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 
Kane  John,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-first  Av  and  K, 

South  S.  F. 
Kane  John,  laborer,  r.  28  Garden 
Kane  John,  painter  Brooke  &  Deaves,  r.  445  Tehama 


Kane  John,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co.,  r.  227 
Geary 

Kane  John,  teamster,  r.  226  M  Clara 

Kane  John  F.  machinist,  r.  1  Hampton  PI 

Kane  John  M.,  messenger  American  District  Tele- 
graph Co.,  r.  19  Minna 

Kane  John  T.,  groceries  and  liquors,  315  Eighth 

Kane  John  W.,  laborer,  r.  40  Stanly  PI 

Kane  Joseph,  assistant  marine  rei^orter  Merchants' 
Exchange  Assn,  Meiggs'  W'harf,  r.  3  Pfeiflfer 

Kane  Joseph,  plasterer,  r.  .')08  Ninth 

Kane  Joseph  Jr.,  laborer,  r.  326  Beale 

Kane  Katie,  widow  r.  7  Bagley  PI 

Kane  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  214  Turk,  rear 

Kane  Lawrence,  clerk  Kane  &  Heaney,  r.  116  Silver 

Kane  Margaret,  domestic  1703  Gough 

Kane  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  19  Minna 

Kane  Mark,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Kane  Mary,  domestic  1501  Steiner 

Kane  Mary,  domestic  718  Golden  Gate  Av 

Kane  Mary  T.  Mrs.,  r.  .506  Fulton 

Kane  Michael,  office  221  Bush,  r.  512  Van  Ness  Av 

Kane  Michael,  dealer  wines  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Howard  and  First,  r.  507  Howard 

Kane  Michael,  deckhand  0.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache,  r.  7 
Pacific 

Kane  Michael,  hostler,  r.  Philadelphia  House 

Kane  Michael,  hostler,  r.  775  Market 

Kane  Michael,  ironmolder,  r.  34  Fifth  Av 

Kane  Michael,  laborer,  r.  11  Pacific 

Kane  Michael,  laborer,  r.  211  Perry 

Kane  Michael,  plumber,  r.  28  Moss 

Kane  Michael,  teamster,  r.  25  Nevada 

Kane  Michael  J.  plumber,  r.  15  Moss 

Kane  Nellie,  widow,  r.  23  Minna 

Kane  P.,  coal  dealer,  r.  134  Fourth 

Kane  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  1506  J^  Turk 

Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Boyce,  bet  Post  and  Sut- 
ter 

Kane  Patrick,  miner,  r.  12  Miller  PI,  rear 

Kane  Rose  A.,  widow,  r.  1112  Washington 

Kane  Stephen  P.,  compositor,  r.'7  Bagley  PI 

Kane  Thomas,  assistant  weigher  Custom  House,  r. 
531  Fourth 

Kane  Thomas,  cigarmaker,  r.  1.506  Turk 

Kane  Thomas,  currier,  r.  Van  Ness  Av,  bet  Filbert  and 
Union 

Kane  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  7  Gaven 

Kane  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  2  Johnston 

Kane  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Tehama,  nr  Second 

Kane  Thomas,  millwright,  r.  748  Harrison 

Kane  Thomas,  miner,  r.  531  J<j  Fourth 

Kane  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  20  Page 

Kane  Thomas  P.,  carpenter,  r.  539  Howard 

Kane  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and  Point 
Lobos  Avs 

Kane  William,  glassblower  California  Glass  Works 

Kane  Williiim,  boxmaker,  r.  606  Sixth 

Kane  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Kane  William  F.,  painter,  r.  1112  W^hington 

Kane  William  P.,  upholsterer,  r.  1713  Post 

Kane  .'«  Heaney  (Charles  Kane  and  John  Heaney) 
dairy  produce,  11  and  40  Centre  Market 

B^Kane.     See  Cain,  Cane.  Kaen  and  Kain 

Kanngiesser  Julius,  sausage  factory,  1409  Stockton 

Kansas  City,  St.  Joseph  and  Council  Blufifs  RR.,  A. 
Malpas  agent,  office  Ferry  Building,  foot   Market 

Kant  Anton,  tailor,  30i)  Jessie 

Kanzee  Eliza,  widow,  r.  726  Turk 

Kanzelmeier  Frederick,  shoemaker,  r.  Bootz  Hotel 

Kapers  Frank,  mariner,  r.  28  Tehama 

Kaphan  George,  poultry  and  game,  33  Grand  Central 
Market,  r.  525  Ivy  Av 

Kapitan  Joseph,  clerk  Prescott  House,  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery Av  and  Kearny 

Kapke  Hans  J.,  cook,  r.  356  Jessie 

Kaplan  A.,  bookkeeper  Greenebaum,  Helbing  &  Co., 
r.  818  Larkiu 

Kaplan  Abraham,  r.  322  Turk 

Kaplan  Albert,  student  HaEting's  College  of  the  Law, 
r.  1106  Eddy 

Kaplan  Charles,  clerk  A.  Kaplan,  r.  1100  Eddy 

Kaplan  D.  Jacob,  r.  631  Ellis 

Kaplan  Hyman,  r.  818  Larkin 

Kaplan  Jacob,  clerk,  r.  631  Ellis 

Kaplan  Julius,  clerk,  r.  244  Sutter 

Kaplan  Louis,  r.  1106  Eddy 

Kappeler  Lawrence  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1  Kappeler  Court 

Kappeler  Xavier,  helper  Eurtka  Brewery,  r.  235 
First 


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G.  D,  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


KAP 


548 


KAU 


Kappes  Adolph,  liquor  saloon,  and  bowling  alley,  533 
Sacramento 

Eappes  Frank,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  Alexander  Duncan, 
r.  28  Tehama 

Kappke  Henry  F.,  r.  737  Union 

Kara  Lawrence,  track  foreman  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r. 
2627  Harrison 

Karaman  George,  waiter,  r.  SE  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 

Karasson  Mary  Mrs.,  confectionery,  939  Folsom 

Karasson  Robert,  captain  schr  Pinafore,  r.  939  Fol- 
som 

Karatar  Alphonso  M.,  clerk,  r.  503  Natoma 

Karatar  Marc,  cook,  r.  503  Natoma 

Karatar  Matllde  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  503  Natoma 

Karewski  H.  Mrs.,  milliner  and  dressmaker ,260  Third 

Karewski  Hugo,  salesman  M.  B.  Lichtenstein  &  Co.,r. 
260  Third 

Karinger  Henry  F.,  porter  Lilienthal  &  Co.,  r.  724 
Front 

Karkheck  H.,  r.  624  Fourth 

Karl  Adam,  poultry  dealer,  r.  709  Mission 

Karl  August,  cigarpacker,  r.  765  Howard 

Karl  Herman,  fish  cleaner,  r.  709  Mission 

Kiirlson  John  F.,  second  officer  P.  C.  SS.  Alexander 
Duncan,  r.  678  Clementina 

Karlson  M.  E.,  rigger,  r.  47  Sacramento 

Karm  Henry,  clerk  Bachman  Bros.,  r.  Prescott  House 

Karner  Anton,  cabinetmaker,  r.  712  Bryant 

Karner  Mary,  domestic  2101  Hyde 

Karney  John,  harnessmaker,  r.  266  Jessie 

Karney  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Karpel  Gabriel  P.,  bookkeeper  H.  Froomberg,  r.  114 
Post 

Karr  William  J.,  butcher,  r.  533k  Stevenson 

Karras  Max  (Karras  &Browu)  r.  2312  Gough 

Karras  &  Brown  (Max  Karras  and  Sadie  Brown)  pho- 
tographers, 18  Third 

Karrenberg  Josephine,  widow,  r.  1644  Mission 

Karsky  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2226  Post 

Karsky  Miriam  Miss,  assistant  Silver  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  2226  Post 

KarsKy  Sarah  Miss,  assistant  South  San  Francisco 
School,  r.  2226  Post 

Karsky  Victor  I.,  bookkeeper  Kullman,  Salz  &  Co.,  r. 
2226  Post 

Karsner  Harry,  salesman  Emil  Alkus,  r.  NW  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Howard 

Karstadt  Frederick,  r.  2110  O'Farrell 

Karsten  Johanna,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  666  Har- 
rison 

Karsten  Theodore,  carver,  r.  18  Antonio 

1^"  Karsten.     See  Carsten 

Karstens  Charles  J.,  liquor  saloon,  326  Jackson,  r.  223 
Thirteenth 

Kartschoke  Edward,  proptr  Union  Furniture  Manu- 
factory, 560  Brannan,  r.  572  Seventeenth 

Kartschoke  Gustave,  clerk  Union  Furniture  Manufac- 
tory, r.  672  Seventeenth 

Kartstram  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Kasche  George,  Ijjutcher,  r.  340  Turk 

Kasche  William,  liquor  saloon,  18  Geary,  r.  340 
Turk 

Kashevaroff  William,  r.  802  Union 

Kaskel  Adolph  (Kaskel  Brothers)  r.  1120  Leaven- 
worth 

Kaskel  Brothers  (Adolph  and  Morris)  ha{  and  cap 
manufacturers,  617  Commercial  and  423  Kearny 

Kaskel  Lnis,  salesman  Kaskel  Bros.,  r.  1120  Leaven- 
worth 

Kaskel  Morris  (Kaskel  Brothers)  r.  1120  Leavenworth 

Kaskell  A.,  salesman,  and  extraman  Hook  and  Ladder 
No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D. ,  r.  811  Jackson 

Kaskell  Benjamin,  policeman,  r.  2  Hopeton  Terrace 

Kaskell  Charles,  expressman,  NE  cor  California  and 
Kearny,  r.  1531  SuttiT 

Kaskell  Gustavus,  gasfltter,  r.  1531  Sutter 

Kaskell  Jacob,  clerk  Witt  &  Pursch,  r.  417  Hyde 

Kaskell  Louis,  r.  417  Hyde 

Kasper  Samuel,  glazier,  r.  433  Clementina 

Kassow  Ernst  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  955  Howard 

Kast  Francis  X.  (Kast  &  Co.)  r.  28  Dolores 

Kast  John  S.  foreman  ladies  dept  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  3 
Webster 

Kast  Joseph, r.  28  Dolores 

Kast  Louis  S.  (Kast  &  Co.)  r.  1141  Howard 

Kast  Michael  J.,  salesman  Kast  &  Co.,  r.  28  Dolores 

Kast  &  Co.  (Francis  X.  and  Louis  S.  Kast)  boots 
and  shoes,  738-740  Market 

Kasten  Robert,  watchtnafeT,  r.  1423  Sacramento 

Kasten  William,  brewer,  r.  228  Bush 


Kastens  Louis  M.,  barber,  1042  Sutter,  r.  818  Market 

Kaster  John,  baker,  r.  436  Green 

Kastner  Henry,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Kate  Daniel  L.,  second  lieutenant  first  cavalry  U.S.A., 

Presidio  Reservation 
Katelson  Frederick,  billiardmaker,  r.  22  Turk 
Katschinski  Bernard  (Levy  &  Co.)  r.  10  Third 
Katsen  Frederick,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Katt  Bernard,  teacher  music,  r.  134  Fourth 
Katten  Leopold,  stockkeeper  Western  White  Goods 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  1307  Gnugh 
Katten  Meier,  clerk  Weitz  &  Bibo,  r.  1307  Gough 
Katten  Simon,  clerk  Bauer  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  1307  Gough 
Katz  Abraham,  boots  and  shoes,   16   Dupont,  r.  323^ 

Geary 
Katz  David,  junk  dealer,  r.  439  Natoma 
Katz    £inaiiael,     business     manager    Examiner, 

junction  O'Farrell  and  Market,  r.  2314  Mission 
Katz  Frank  P.,  solicitor  Examiner,  r.  1028 J^  Folsom 
Katz  Frederick,  butcher,  94-100   Cal.  Market,   r.  1006 

Union 
Katz  Frederick  Jr.,  butcher,  r.  1006  Union 
Katz  George,  butcher,  r.  1006  Union 
Katz  Hirschberg  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  103  Perry 
Katz  Israel,  shoemaker,  16  Dupont 
Katz  Jacob  (Gans  &  Katz)  r.  915  McAllister 
Katz  Louis,  butcher,  r.  1006  Union 
Katz  Louis,  traveling  salesman  Lewis  Abrahams,  r.  E 

s  Buchanan,  bet  Filbert  and  Union 
Katz  M.,  merchant  (Tucson,  A.  T.)  Feinberg  &  Win- 
ter agents,  205  Front 
Katz  Otto  M.,  barber,  r.  i03  Perry 
Katz  William,  barber,  202  Fourth 
Katz  William,  bookkeeper  Engelbrecht,  Fox  &  Co.,  r. 

409  O'Farrell 
Katzenbach  Fred.,  pianotimer  M.  Gray,r.  1046  Howard 
Kutzenbach  Henry  J.,  r.  1046  Howard 
Katzenstein  Mayer,  salesman  Newman  &  Levison,  r. 

1807  Pine 
Katzenstein  Philip,  clerk,  r.  1807  Pine 
Kaufer    Oonstantine,    upholsterer,  28    Turk,    r.    464 

Gough 
Kaufi'man  Sebastian,  expressman,  cor  California  and 

Drumm,  r.  157  Dore 
Kauffmann  Jacob,  butcher,  412  Third,  r.  25  Perry 
Kaufifuug  Louis  H.,  wharfinger  Folsom  St.  Wharf,  r. 

1029  Sutter 
Kaufman  Charles  H.,  clerk  Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r. 

832  O'Farrell 
Kaufman  David,  milker,  r.  Eighteenth,  nr  Clara  Av 
Kaufman  Fred.  C,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  Oakland 
Kaufman  Frederick,    machinist  Risdon  1.     and    L. 

Works,  r.  Oakland 
Kaufman  Henry,  packer  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r. 

421  O'Farrell 
Kaufman  Jacob,  salesman  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  911 

Polk 
Kaufman  Joseph,  peddler,  r.  526  Tehama,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Kaufman  Julius  M.,  mnfr  cigars,  i50«  Sacramento,  and 

salesman  P.  Berwin  &  Co.,  r.  304  Sutter 
Kaufman  L.  &  Co.,  merchants    (Winters,   Cal.)    ofBce 

25-27  Battery 
Kaufman  Leopold,  clerk  H.  Madison,  r.  720  Mission 
Kaufman  Mary,  widow,  r.  334  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kaufman  Max,  clerk  Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co.,  r. 

315  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kaufman  Morris,  r.  1820  Buchanan 
Kaufman  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  832  O'Farrell 
Kaufman  Tillie,  domestic  1006  Geary 
Kaufman  William,  salesman  S.  Bine,  r.  909  Polk 
Kaufraanu  Adam,  shoemaker,  r.  927  Vallejo 
Kaufmann  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  321  O'Farrell 
Kaufmann  August,  musician,  r.  1009  Mason 
Kaufmann  Ernest,  bartender,  r.  22  John 
Kaufmann  Fritz,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fifth 

and  Clara,  r.  1004  Valencia 
Kaufmann  H.  Charles,  musician,  r.  1009  Mason 
Kaufmann  Henry  L.,  musician,  r.  1009  Mason 
Kaufmann  Isidore  J.  (Pioneer  Soap  Co.)  r.  1'203  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 
Kaufmann  Jonas,  butcher,  519  Franklin,  r.  32  Linden 

Av 
Kaufmann  Mollie  (Kaufmann  &  Hiestand)  r.  22  John 
Kaufmann  &  Hiestand  (Mollie  Kaufmann  and  Lizzie 

Hiestand)  dressmakers,  22  John 
O^Kaufmann.     See  KauflTman  and  Caufman 
Kaul  Samuel,  tailor,   405  Commercial,   r.  428  Steven- 
son 


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KAU 


549 


KEA 


EaulfuBS  Frederick  C,  engraver  on  glass,  506  Market, 

r.  1719  JesBle 
Kaiipert   Joseph,    bhtcher,   NW  cor  Columbia    and 

Twenty-fourth 
Kaupfen  John,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Kauth  Nicholas,  butcher,  r.  506  Jessie 
Kautz  August  V.,  colonel  Eighth  Infantry,  tJ.  S. 

A.,  commanding  Post,  Angel  Island 
Kavanagh  Arthur,  clerk  Levi  Sisenvine,  r.  8  Carolina 
Kavana«h  Edward,  tinsmith,  r.  27  Ritch 
Kavanagh  Edward  J.,  shipsmith,  r.  750  Minna 
Kavanagh  Elizabtth  Miss,  r.  113  Ninth 
Kavanagh  George,  real  estate,  r.  2014  Jackson 
Kavanagh  Qeorge  Jr.,  student  Pac.  Business  College, 

r.  2014  Jackson 
Kavanagh  George  R.,  tailor,  r.  802  Van  Ness  Av 
Kavanagh  James,  carpenter,  r.  333^  Rausch 
Kavanagh  James,  policeman,  r.  25  Clementina 
Kavanagh  James,. tailor,  r.  246  Third 
Kavanagh  John,  elevatorman  The  Baldwin 
Kavanagh  John,  laborer,  r.  32  Natoma 
Kavanagh  John,  laborer,  r.  511  Mission 
Kavanagh  John,  merchant  tailor.  6  New  Montgomery, 

r.  1209  Howard 
Kavanagh  John,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r. 

1709  Jessie 
Kavanaugh  John  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  1209  Howard 
Kavanagh  John  J.  (Kavanagh  &  Sampson)  r.  NW    cor 

Polk  and  Lombard 
Kavanagh  John  T.,  teacher  music,  r.  630  Fulton 
Kavanagh  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  712  5^  Natoma 
Kavanagh  Lawrence,  fireman,  r.  565  Howard 
Kavanagh  Louisa  Miss,  r.  1607  Pacific  Av 
Kavanagh  Mary  Miss,  r.  236k  Jessie 
Kavanagh  Richard  H.,  salesman  S.  Bine,   130  Kearny 
Kavanagh  Thomas,  r.  518  Eddy 
Kavanagh  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  25  Clementina 
Kavanagh  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  23  Clementina 
Kavanagh  William,  boilermaker,  r.  23  Clementina 
Kavanagh  William,  stableman,  r.  110  Shipley 
Kavanagh   &  Sampson  (John  J.  Kavanagh  and  Henry 

Sampson)  restaurant,  517  California 
Kavanaugh  Augustus,  drug  clerk,  r.  116  Natoma 
B^Kavanaugh.     See  Cavanagh,  and  Cavanaugh 
Kay  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  141  Second,  r.  606  Mission 
Kay  Charles  F.  H.,  liquor  saloon,  412  Pacific 
B3*"Kay.     See  Keay  and  McKay 
Kaye  Frederick,  merchant,.r.  655  Washington 
Kayser  Albert  (Huefner  &  Kayser)  r.  1011  Clay 
Kayser  Brothers  (Richard  and  Frank)  wood  and  coal, 

hay  and  grain,  1118-1120  Pacific 
Kayser  Frank  (Kayser  Brothers)  r.  1120  Pacific 
Kayser  P^ederick  (Kayser  &  Mayer)  r.  637  Jessie 
Kayser  Hubert,  bartender,  r.  1011  Clay 
Kayser  Hubert,  driver,  r.  116  Dupont 
Kayser  Marcus,  r.  713  Ellis 

Kayser  Richard  (Kayser  Brothers)  r.  19  Bernard 
Kayser  &  Mayer  (Fred.  Kayser  and  John  Mayer) 

proprietors  Colosseum  Liquor  Saloon,  910  Market 
KF"KayBer.    See  Kaiser  and  Keyser 
Keach  Arnold  P.,  porter,  r.  802  Howard 
Keady  James  E.,    engineer  J.  A.  Folger  k  Co.,  r.  1213 

Mission 
Keady  Mary,  widow,  r.  1213  Mission 
Kealy  Annie,  domestic  1618  Bush 

Kean ,  draftsman,  r.  71  Clementina 

Kean  Annie  M.  Mi8s,a6si6tantPotrero  Primary  School, 

r.  7  Meacham  PI 
Kean  Edward,  painter,  r.  2721  Folsom 
Kean  Frank  F.,  plumber  Fritz&  Kean,  r.  907  Post 
Kean  Howard,  second  officer  SS.  Humboldt,  r.  63014 

Minna 
Kean  J.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Mor* 

ton 
Kean  James,  laborer,  r.  46  Tehama 
Kean  Michael,  laborer,  r.  211  Perry 
Kean  Michael  C.  (Fritz  &  Kean)  r.  210  Ellis 
Kean  Thomas,  currier,  r,  cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Kean  Thomas,  hackman  Plaza,  r.  7  Meacham  PI 
Keane   Brotliers  (Thomas  Keaue  and   Patrick  Bo- 
land)   importers,  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  for- 
eign and  domestic  dry   and   fancy  goods,  107-115 

Ktarny 
Keane  Charles,  teamster,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
Keane  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  Eugene  P.   Murphy,  r. 

1010^  Larkin 
Keane  Dennis  D.,  shoecutter,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-first 

and  Church 
Keane  Dennis  J.,  varnisher  Charles  R.  Hall,  r.  153J$ 

Second 


Keane  George,  wheelwright,  r.  544  Jessie 

Keane  George  B.,  physician,  office  and  r.  619 Green 

Keane  James,  shoemaker,  r.  660  Mission 

Keane  James,  shoemaker,  r.  22  Lewis 

Keane  James  A.,  financial  secretary  Archbishop 

J.  8.  Alemany,  628  California,  r.  2933  Clay 
Keane  John,  plumber,  r.  1823  Stockton 
Keane  Joseph,  driver,  r.  416  Broadway 
Keaue  Malachi,  foreman  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  1932 

Stevenson 
Keane  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  1611  Jones 
Keane  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  2658  Folsom 
Keane  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  75  Clipper 
Keane  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Clipper,  bet  Church  and 

Dolores 
Keaue  Thomas  (Keane  Brothers)  r.  340  Page 
Keaue  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  1  Bay 
IIS"Keane.     See  Kean  and  Keene 
Keany  Felix  (Keauy  k  Dunn)  r.  33  Eddy 
Keany  W.  Mrs.,  bakery,  1525  Market 
Keany  William,  shoefitter,  r.  1525  Market 
Keany  &  Dunn  (Felix  Keany  and  William  Dunn)  car- 
riage mnfrs,  966  Mission 
B^Keany.     See  Keeney 
Kearce Peter,  meter  clerk  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,r.  20 

Glover 
Kearn  Albert,  blacksmith,  r.  San  Bruno  Boad,  bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Kearn  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Kearnan  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Kearuan  Peter,  salesman,  r.  325  Clementina 
Kearney  Aggie  Miss,  cigarettemaker,  r.  956)^  Howard 
Kearney  Alice,  domestic  920  Sutter 
Kearney  .\nna,  widow,  r.  938  Howard 
Kearney  Catherine,  widow,  r.  350  Jessie,  rear 
Kearney  Catherine,  saleslady  William  J.  Davis,  r.  938 

Howard 
Kearney  Charles,  baker  St.  Mary's  College 
Kearney  Charles,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Kearney  Daniel,   drayman,  r.  W  s  Clara  Av,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Kearney  Denis,  drayman,  r.  W  s  Clara  Av,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Kearney  Edward,  teamster,  r.  212  Vallejo 
Kearney  James  (Hall  &  Kearney)  r.  57  Everett 
Kearney  James,  clerk,  r.  100  Jones 
Kearney  James,  steward,  r.  30  Minna 
Kearney  James  F.,  foreman  The  Monitor,   r.    1314 

Jackson 
Kearney  James  P.,  machinist,  r.  32  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kearney  Johannah,  widow,  r.  956}^  Howard 
Kearney  Johannah,  widow,  r.  8  Rose  Av 
Kearney  John,  boilermaker,  r.  551  Howard 
Kearney  John,  brickmaker,  r.  127  Silver 
Kearney  John,  clerk,  r.  1080  Howard 
Kearney  John,  engineer,  r.  535 )i  Stevenson    • 
Kearney  John,  teamster,  r.  9  Boyd 
Kearney  John,  waiter,  r.  657  Mission 
Kearney  John  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  1904  Market 
Kearney  Joseph,  clerk  P.  J.  Mogan,  r.  1728  Eddy 
Kearney  Katie  Miss,  tobaccostemmer,  r.  956 5^. Howard 
Kearney  Lawrence,laborer,  r.  1080  Howard 
Kearney  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  234  Tenth 
Kearney  Mary,  widow,  r.  522)^  Jessie 
Kearney  Mary,  cook,  901  Sutter 
Kearney  Matthew,  compositor,  r.  1314  Jackson 
Kearney  Michael,  mattressmaker,  r.  938  Howard 
Kearney  Michael,  tailor,  r.  W  s  Clara  Av,  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Kearney  Michael,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 
Kearney  M.  Tlieodore,    manager  Fresno  Vine- 
yard Co.  and  Easterby  Rancho  Co.,  22  Montgom- 
ery, r.  Palace  Hotel 
Kearney  Neil,  shoemaker,  r.  268  Minna 
Kearney  Nellie  Miss,  r.  229  Kearny 
Kearney  P.,  salesman  John  Hanly,  r.  321  Dupont 
Kearney  Patrick,  engineer,  r.  318 Folsom 
Kearney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  54  Jessie 
Kearney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  247  Second 
Kearney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  318  Pacific 
Kearney  Patrick  W.,  plumber,  r.  127  Silver 
Kearney  Peter,  rigger  and  stevedore,  r.   1418  Mont- 
gomery 
Kearney  Peter  A.,  druggist,  office  and  r.  501  Fol- 
som 
Kearney  Peter  J.,  butcher,  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Taylor, 

r.  8-2*;  Filbert 
Kearney  Thomas,  driver,  r.  137  Langton 
Kearney  Thomas  H. ,  real  estate  agent,  408  Cali- 
fornia, room  15,  r.  2052  Mission 


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KEE 


Kearney  ■William,  policeman,  r.  1506  Leavenworth 

Kearney  William,  shoemaker,  r.  306  Fell 

Kearney  William  A.,  carpenter,  r.  448 3«S  Ninth 

Kearney  William  H.,  compositor,  r.  1314  Jackson 

1^"  Kearney.     See  Carney  and  Kearny 

Kearns  Ann,  widow,  r.  50  Everett 

Kearns  Ann,  widow,  r.  322  Eighth 

Kearns  Anna,  chambermaid  Park  House,  2761  Mission 

Kearns  Bernard,  calker,  r.  1610  Bush 

Kearns  Bernard,    foreman   Nicholas    Byrne,     r.    848 

Fourth 
Kearns  Greorge  J.,  clerk  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co. 
Kearns  James,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Frederick 
Kearns  James  H.,    salesman    James    K.    Brown,  r. 

Twelfth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q.  South  S.  F. 
Kearns  James  J.,  butcher,  r.  N  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Kearns  James  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  2635  Post 
Kearns  John,  blacksmith's  helper  Pac.  iloUing  Mills 
Kearns  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Frederick 
Kearus  Patrick,  salesman   F.  Chevalier,  r.  628  Fulton 
Kearns  Sarah,  domestic  336  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kearns  Thomas,  stableman,  r.  Miners'  Hotel 
Kearns  Thomas  A.,  driver  N.  B.  and   M.  ER.,  r.  829 

Folsom 
Kearns  William  T.,  clerk  Augustus   Comte  Jr.,  r.  628 

Fulton 
8^  Kearns.     See  Cairns,  Carnes  and  Kerns 
Kearny  Ellen,  widow,  r.  43  Tehama 
Kearny  John,  fireman   C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc,  r.   103 

King 
Kearny  Philip,  shoemaker,  r.  500  Broadway 
Vf^  Kearny.     See  Carney  and  Kearney 
Kearsarge   Mill  and   Mining  Co.,  John  Calvert  secre- 
tary, NW  cor  Fourth  and  Howard 
Keating  A.,  r.  1160  Market 
Keating  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  407  Hyde 
Keating  Cornelius,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Keating  Cornelius,  messenger  Presidio  Reservation 
Keating  Cornelius  J.  whitener,  r.  944  Mission 
Keating  David,  groceries  and  liquors,  1315  Mission 
Keating  Dennis,  plasterer,  r.  944  Mission 
Keating  Dennis  D.,  contractor,  r.  306  Tenth 
Keating  Edward,  foreman  Spring  Valley  W.W.,  r.  609 

Stevenson 
Keating  Edward,  silverplater,  and  foreman   Engine 

No.  4,  8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  144  Second 
Keating  E.  J.,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Keating  Gustave,  r.  609  Pine 

Keating  J.,  boilermaker  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Keating  James,  blacksmith,  r.  25  Silver 
Keating  James,  clerk  Thomas  F.  Palmer,  r.  31  Eddy 
Keating  James,  laborer,  r.  210  Ritch 
Keating  James,  teamster,  r.  1238  York 
Keating  James  Jr.,  gatherer  S.  F.  Glass  Works 
Keating  James  P.,  bagmaker,  r.  107  Leavenworth 
Keating  James  T.,  clerk,  r.  1112  Leavenworth 
Keating  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Ninth  and  Point 

Lobos  Avs 
Keating  John,  milker,  r.  S  s  Jersey,  nr  Diamond 
Keating  Joseph,  r.  931  Greenwich 
Keating  Mary,  domestic  1620  Howard 
Keating  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  matron  City  and  Cotmty  Alms 

House 
Keating    Mary   E.    Miss,  teacher   Lincoln    Evening 

School,  r.  1112  Leavenworth 
Keating  Michael  J., physician,  office  and  r.  1004  Powell 
Keating  Mining   Co.    (Storey   Co.,   Nev.)     George    R. 

Spinney  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  44 
Keating'  M.    James,     superintendent   Oity     and 
County  Alms  House,  Ocean  House  Road,  nr  La- 
guua  Honda 
Keating  Morris,  shoemaker,  r.  1065  Howard 
Keating  Owen,  laborer,  r.  1236  York 
Keating  Robert,  laborer,  r.  Beach  House 
Keating  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  512  Fourth 
Keating  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  Union  Hotel 
Keating  Thomas  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1112  Leavenworth 
Keating  Thomas  H.,  laborer,  r.  155  Clara 
Keating  Thomas  W.  (Keating  &  May)  r.  2205  Mission 
Keating  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  200  Ritch 
Keating  William,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,   71   New 

Montgomery 
Keating  William,  manager  Grand  Central  Stables,  r. 

407  Hyde 
Keating  William  T.,  waiter  M.  F.  Donleavy,  530  Mar- 
ket 
Keating  &  May  (Thomas  W.  Keating  and  Gustav  May) 
plumbers  and  gasfltters,  2205  Mission 


Keaton  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  206  Stevenson 

Keaty  Robert,  laborer,  r.  26  Garden 

Kech  George,  plasterer,  r.  104  Polk 

Kech  George,  tailor,  29363^  Sixteenth 

Kedon  Fanny  Miss.  r.  Arcade  House 

Kedon  George  (M.  Kedon  &  Co.)  r.   SW  cor  Ninth  and 
Howard 

Kedon  M.  <&  Co.  (Martin  and  George  Kedon) dealers 
new  and  secondhand  bags,  etc.,  118-120  Clay 

Kedon  Martin  (M.  Kedon  &  Co.)  r.  SW  cor  Ninth  and 
Howard 

Kedon  Martin  Jr.,  junk,  319  Davis,  r.  106M  Third 

Kedrolevanski  Alexandra,  widow,  r.  2105  Hyde 

Keebler  Christian,  milker,  r.  Eighth  Av,  nr   C,  South 
S.  F. 

Keefe  Anna,  r.  1212  Green 

Keefe  Arthur,  machinist,  r.  920  Folsom 

Keefe  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1426  Geary 

Keefe  Charles   I.,   pressman   George  F.  Neal,  r.    cor 
Boyce  and  Point  Lobos  Av 

Keefe  Cornelius,  teamster,  r.  928  Montgomery 

Keefe  Cornelius  J.,  baker,  r.  2  Vincent 

Keefe    Daniel,    laborer    Appraiser's    dept.    Custom 
House,  r.  132  Fourth 

Keefe  Daniel,   salesman    Sullivan,  McGee  &  Co.,  r. 
1638  J^  West  Mission 

Keefe  Daniel  J.,  foreman  Charles  W.  Gordon,  r.  658  J4 
Minna 

Keefe  David,  groceries  and  liquors,  246  Tehama 

Keefe  Dennis,  fireman  Potrero  Station  S.F.Gas  Light 
Co. 

Keefe  Ella,  domestic  1510  Larkin 

Keefe  Hannah,  widow,  r.  1301  Broadway 

Keefe  James,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 

Keefe  James  B.,  compositor,  r.  217  Third 

Keefe   Jeremiah,    laborer    warehouse   dept    Custom 
House,  r.  707  Montgomery  Av 

Keefe  Jeremiah,  waiter,  r.  311  Pacific 

Keefe  John,  card  cleaner  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  1301  Broadway 

Keefe  John,  laborer,  r.  115  Twelfth 

Keefe  John,  painter,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Keefe  John  H.,  painter,  r.  1510  Polk 

Keefe  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  1301  Broadway 

Keefe  John  R.,  pressman  J.  Winterburn  &  Co.,  r.  217 
Third 

Keefe  Kate  Mrs.,  r.  38  Natoma 

Keefe  Mary,  domestic  Winchester  House 

Keefe  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  108  Freelon,  rear 

Keefe  Melvin,  r.  1123  Broadway 

Keefe  Michael,  seaman,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant   and   Third 

Keefe  M.  R.,  conductor  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  1429  Polk 

Keefe  Peter,  bakery,  134  Eighth 

Keefe  Richard  W.,  compositor,  r.  217  Third 

Keefe  Thomas,  longsboreman,  r.  904  Kearny 

Keefe  Thomas,  silverplater  Will  &  Finck,  r.  908  Fol- 
som 

Keefe  Thomas,  teamster  Charles  Howard,  r.  720  Sacra- 
mento 

B^  Keefe.     See  Keeffe 

Keefer  Jesse  R.,  bookkeeper  Union  Bo\  Factory,  r. 
Oakland 

Keefer  William  M.,  carpenter,  r. North  Pacific  Hotel 

Keefpi;  Windsor  A.,  mining,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

IS?"  Keeter.     See  Kiefer 

Keeft'e  James,  polisher  Antisell  Piano  Co.,  r.  301  Frank- 
lin 

Keefi'e  John,  shoemaker,  r.  225  Jessie 

Keeffe  John  O.,  rougher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Keefife  Margaret,  proptr  Caseins  Hotel,  NE  cor  Louis- 
iana and  Sierra 

Keefife  Michael,  currier,  r.  cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness 

Av 
i»"Kee£fe.    See  Keefe 

Keefter  William  M.,  speculator,  r.  314  Bush 

Keegan  Bernard,  manager  Margaret  Keeffe,  r.  NE  cor 

Louisiana  and  Sierra 
Keegan  Eliza,  widow,  r.  15  Clementina 
Keegan  Henry,  waiter,  r.  1219  Green,  rear 

Keegan  James,  longshoreman,  r.  15  Clementina 
Keegan  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  850  Washington, 

r.  1102  Pacific 
Keegan  J.C,  speculator,  r.  346  Fourth 
Keegan  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Keegan  John,  housepainter,  r.  1206  Eddy 
Keegan  Martin,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet  Sierra 

and  Shasta 
Keegan  Mary  Miss,   bakery  and    confectionery,  135 

Hayes 
Keegan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  567  Minna,  rear 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


EDDY  ST.,  West  of  Fillmore  Street 

OFFICE,    33    OEABY    ST. 


JMAPnnMnilPU     importer  of  and  DEAXER  in  COAIi  AND  PIG  IRON, 
.     ITIMUUUIlUUUn,  41  Market  Street,  corner  Spear. 


KEE 


551 


KEL 


Keegan  P.,  boileriuaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Keegau  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  243  Langton 

Keegan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  725  Church 

Keegan  Patrick,  tanner,  r.  Lafayette  House 

Keegan  Patrick  J.,  plumber,  r.  1102  Pacifie 

Keegan  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  422   Clementina 

Keegan  Rosa  Miss,  r.  10  Antonio 

Keegan  Thomas,   laborer,  r.   Filth  Av,  bet  A  and  B, 

South  S.  F. 
Keegan  William,  driver,  r.  518  Hayes 
Keegan  William,  packer,  r.  1908  Mission 
Keegan  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  325  Minna 
B^"Keegan.    See  Keogan   ■ 

Keegler  Joseph,  farmer,  r.  New  Helvetia  House 
Keeks  Joseph,  miner,  r.  726  Twenty-second 
Keelan  Matthew  J.,  boilermaker,  r,  35}<3  Garden 
Keeler  Biriiey  B. ,   captain   U.S.A.   aid-iie-camp 

major-general  McDowell,  and  acting  judge-advo- 
cate  Military  Division  Pac.   and  Dept   Cal.,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Keeler  J.  Mrs.,  r.  119  Taylor 
Keeler  John,  laborer,  r.  2447  Howard 
Keeler  John  G.,  seaman,  r.  309  Folsom 
Keeler    Mary    A.,    bakery  and   confectionery,    7183^ 

Franklin 
Keeler  Percival  J.,  salesman  W.  &  J.  Sloane  &  Co.,  r. 

802  Geary 
Keeley  Annie  J.,  housekeeper  Palace  Hotel 
Keeley  Anthony,  molder  Phcenix  Brass  Foundry,  r. 

Berkeley 
Keeley  Frank,  r.  100  McAllister 
Keeley  William  J.,   salesman   Matthias   Gray,  r.  W  s 

Lyon,  bet  Sutter  and  Bush 
Keenan  Annie,  domestic  1001  Bush 
Keenan  Bernard  T.,  plumber,  r.  W  s  Cook,  nr  Point 

Lobos  Av 
Keenan  Charles,    liquor  saloon,   1154  Market,  r. 

865  J^  Market 
Keenan  Frank  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1224  Folsom,  rear 
Keenan  Hugh,  carpenter,  r.  609  Ivy  Av 
Keenan  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  536  Third 
Keenan  James,  seaman  schr  Robert  and  Minnie,  r.  421 

Fremont 
Keenan  John,  cooper,  r.  422  Drumm 
Keenan  John,  cooper,  r.  320  Eighth 
Keenan  John,  laborer,  r.  131  ?4  Shipley 
Keenan  John  F.,  machinist,  r.  2939  J^  Sixteenth 
Keenan  John  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  508  Mission 
Keenan  John  M.,  salesman   John   H.  Hegler,  r.   345 J$ 

Fifth 
Keenan  Lizzie  Mrs.,   fancy  goods  and  bakery,  345  J$ 

Fifth 
Keenan  Patrick,  shoemakei;,  508  Mission 
Keenan  Patrick  Jr.,  messenger  American  District  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  508  Mission 
Keenan  Patrick  J.,  liquor  saloon,  1-3  Morton,  r.  523}^ 

Second 
Keenan  Peter,  porter  Frank  G.  Edwards,  r.  1707  Du- 

pont 
Keenan  Thomas,  Draymen  and  Teamsters  Union,  121 

Eddy 
Keenan  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Fifth  Av 
Keenan  Thomas,  porter  Pioneer  Warehouse 
Keenan  Thomas  F.,  waiter,  r.  457  Minna 
Keene  Charles  C,   musical  instruments,   3  Third,  r. 

1515  Golden  Gate  Av 
Keene  Frank  W,,  silver  plater  Schulz  &  Fischer,  and 

foreman  Hose  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1802  .  Stockton 
Keene  James,  driver,  r.  372  Clementina 
Keene  James  R., capitalist,  office  1   S.   F.   Stock  Ex- 
change Bldg,  r.  New  York 
Keene  Lucy,  domestic  1925  Octavia 
myKeene.    See  Kean  and  Keaue 
Keeney  Cliarles  C. ,  lieutenant-colonel  U.   S.   A.. 

office  22  Montgomery,  r.  5C2  Folsom 
Keeney   Charles  M.,   secretary    Pacific    Rolling 

Mill  Co.,  202  Market,  r.  2423  Fillmore 
Keeney  Charles  W.,  miner,  r.  732  Sutter 
Keeney  Frank  W.,  druggist  F.  Hiller  Jr.  &  Co.,  r.  118 

Eddy 
Keeney  G.D.,  attorney  at  law,  306  Pine,  ro<fm  9,  r. 

Oakland 
Keeney  James  W.,    physician,   office   and  r.   22 

Montgomery 
Keeney  L.  Mrs.,  r.  771  Mission 
Keeney  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  Lafayette  House 
Keeney  Samuel  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  771  Mission 
1^^  Keeney.     See  Keany 
Keep  George,  marble  cutter,  r.  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet 

Q  and  R,  South  S.  F. 


Keernan  Mary,  widow,  r.  1807  Buchanan 

Keesing  John  13.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Keesing  Thomas  B.,  selector  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  r.  1111  }4 
Broadway 

Keever  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Montgomery  and  Bay 

Kegler  Jacob,  chainmaker  Pac.   Rolling  Mills,  r.  134 
Fourth 

Kehl  Ashmed,  SocietB  Culinaire  Francaise,  510  Bush 

Kehnel  Julia,  domestic  900  McAllister 

Kehoe  Annie  Mrs.,  r.«13  Boardman  PI 

Kehoe  Edward,  plasterer,  r.  431  Minna 

Kehoe  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Kehoe  James,  laborer,  r.  208  Seventh,  rear 

Kehoe  James,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Quinn  and  Guerrero 

Kehoe  John,  laborer,  r.  26}^  Welsh 

Kehoe  John  J.,  machinist,  r.  19  Natoma 

Kehoe  John  M.,  musician,  r.  6  Dodge 

Kehoe  John  W.,  butcher,  133'Eleventh  and  125  Ninth, 
r.  123  Ninth 

Kehoe  Julia,  widow,  r.  127  Eleventh 

Kehoe  Katheriue  Miss,  fancy  goods,  720  Brannan 

Kehoe  Louisa,  widow,  r.  10  St.  Charles  PI 

Kehoe  Mary,  domestic  406  Geary 

Kehoe  Michael,  laborer,  r.  6  Miller  PI 

Kehoe  Michael,  peddler,  r.  ofiF  E  s  Dolores,  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 

Kehoe  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  324  Broadway 

Kehoe  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  238  Third 

Kehoe  Peter,  cook,  r.  What  Cheer  House 

Kehoe  Thomas,  expressman,  NE  cor  Davis  and  Pacific, 
and  junk  dealer,  417  Drnmm,  r.  2328  Pine 

Kehoe  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  1003  Battery,  rear 

Kehoe  Thomas,  peddler,  r.  6  Dodge 

B^"  Kehoe.     See  Keogh  and  Keough 

Kehrer  Ambrose  S.,  barber,  r.  162  Clara 

Kehrlein  Boniface  F.,  engraver,  r.  2615  Leavenworth 

Kehrlein  Emil,  engraver,  328  Bush,  r.  232  Green 

Kehrlein  Joseph  L.,  carriagemaker,  r.  2615  Leaven- 
worth 

Kehrlein  Valentine,  r.  2615  Leavenworth 

Kehrlein  Valentine  J.,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau  & 
Co.,  r.  2615  Leavenworth 

Keii'er  Kate,  cook,  1105  Taylor 

Keightley  Mary,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  101  O'Farrell 

Keightley  William  J.,   copyist   County   Clerk,  r.  101 
O'Farrell 

Keihl  Virginia  Miss,  laundress,  r.  112  J^  Fell 

Keil  David,  r.  2522  Mission 

Keil  E.  A.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 

Keil  Frederick  C. ,    druggist    and    chemist,   SW 
cor  Fourth  and  Market,  r.  824  Ellis 

Keil  Frederick  L.,  r.  210  Octavia 

Keil  Hugo  D.,  clerk  Haas  Bros.,  r.  2.522  Mission 

Keil  Minna  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  210  Octavia 

I^"Keil.     See  Kyle 

Keilly  Patrick,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California, 
r.  248  Harrison 

Keilus  Charles,  salesman  S.  Cohn,  r.  218  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Keily  Margaret,  domestic  411  Minna 

Keily  Patrick,  stonecutter,  r.  Ill  Clinton 

Keily  William,  boxmaker,  r.  Ill  Clinton 

B^Keily.     See  Kiley 

Keiner  Ignaz,  bookkeeper  Roos  Bros.,  r.  415  Post 

Keisel  Prosper,  painter,  r.  95  Colton 

Keitel  George,  clerk,  r.  531  Vallejo 

Keith  Benjamin  R.,  produce  commission  merchant, 
306  Davis,  r.  419  Jones 

Keith  G.  A.,  hotel  keeper,  r.  318  Minna 

Keith  Henry,  foreman   George   Eggleton,  r.  127  Jack- 
son 

Keith  Mariana  Miss,  r.  1412  Howard 

Keith  Paul,  pantryman,  r.  704  Sacramento 

Keith  Samuel  F.,  machinist,  r.  402  Van  Ness  Av 

Keith  W.  H.,  salesman,  r.  52  Third 

Keith  William,  artist,  216  Bush,  room  16.  r.  311  Stock- 
ton 

Keith  William  H.,  test  weigher  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  402  Van 
Ness  Av 

Keith  William  H.  Jr.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
402  Van  Ness  Av 

Keitz  Harry,  cook,  r.  407  Pacific 

Keitzeberg  Paul,  clerk,  r.  418  Larkin 

Kelber  John,  foreman  Richard  W.  Simpson,  r.  5  Ver- 
ona    ' 

Keleher  Maggie,  cook,  713  O'Farrell 

Keleher  Thomas  H.,  shriuker  Golden  Gate   Woolen 
Mills,  r.  1015  Guerrero 

Keleher  William  T.,  clerk,  r.  1405  Scott 
1^"  Keleher.     See  Kelleher 


JOHN  WiGMORE-HARDWOOD  LUMBER,  129  to  MnnearSt. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


826  ntARKET  NT.. 

Makes  a  specialty  in  taking  Children's  Pictures. 


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KEL 


Kell  Joel  A.,  tailor,  r.  6  Clara  Lane 

Kelleher  Alfred,  teacher  vocal  music,  r.  2324  Clay 

Kelleher  Cornelius,  cook,  r.  Iil8  Kearny 

Kelleher  Daniel,  contractor,  r.  2003  O'Farrell 

Kelleher  David,  teamster,  r.  cor  Fifth  Av  and  L,  Soiith 

S.  F. 
Kelleher  Ellen,  cook,  r.  312  Tehama 
Kelleher  Ellen,  domestic  506  Sutter 
Kelleher  Frank,  waiter,  r.  *12  Bush 
Kelleher  H.  Miss,  seamstress,  r.fl67  Folsom 
Kelleher  Hannah,  domestic  235  Thirteenth 
Kelleher  Jeremiah  (Kelleher  &  Simpson)  r.  272  Clem- 
entina 
Kelleher  Jeremiah,  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  88.  Vic- 
toria, r.  625  Davis 
Kelleher  Jeremiah,  messenger  American  District  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  18  Sumner 
Kelleher  John,  driver  Market  St.  EK.,  r.  Cincinnati 

Hotel 
Kelleher  John,  expressman,  SE  cor  Second  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  731  Howard 
Kelleher  John,  laborer,  r.  709  Howard 
Kelleher  John,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Santa  Eosa  Av.bet  Col- 
lins and  Ferris 
Kelleher  John,  wooisorter,  r.  Union  House 
Kelleher  John  P.,  laborer,  r.  .59  West  Mission 
Kelleher  John  W.,  laborer,  r.  59  West  Mission 
Kelleher  John  W.,  millhand,  r.  241  Perry 
Kelleher  Matthew,  housemover,  r.  134  Fourth 
Kelleher  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1015  Guerrero 
Kelleher  Michael  J.,  clerk  J.   D.   Sullivan,   r.   2003 

O'Farrell 
Kelleher  Patrick,  fireman  Schammel,  Eeynolds  &  Co., 

r.  10  Water 
Kelleher  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  9  Water 
Kelleher  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Point  LoboB  Av,  bet 

Johnson  and  Henderson  Avs 
Kelleher  Patrick,  porter  Neville  &  Co.,  r.  1418  Kearny 
Kelleher  Peter,  laborer,  r.  32  Tehama,  rear 
Kelleher  Simon,  guard  Golden  Gate  Park 
Kelleher  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  18  Sumner 
Kelleher  William,  hostler  Market  St.  EE.,  r.  443  Guer- 
rero 
Kelleher  &  Simpson  (Jeremiah  Kelleher  and  William 
Simpson)liquorBaloon,SE  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
B^  Kelleher.    See  Keleher 

Kellenberger  James  J.,  surveyor,  r.  631  Stevenson 
Keller  C,  laborer  Pac.  Soiling  Mills 
Keller  Charles,  pianomaker  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co.,  r. 

116  Golden  Gate  Av 
Keller  David  C,  carpenter,  r.  112  Welsh 
Keller  G.  Frederick,  artist  S.  F.  Illustrated  Wasp,  r. 

435  Fifth 
Keller  Henry,  laborer,  r,  429  Shipley 
Keller  Jacob,  musician,  r.  626  McAllister 
Keller  John,  carpenter,  r.  2447  Howard,  rear 
Keller  John,  cook,  r.  1218^  Folsom,  rear 
Keller  John,  plasterer,  r.  413  Filbert 
Keller  John,  shoefitter,  r.  521  Mission 
Keller  Joseph  L.,  cooper,  r.  15  Gilbert 
Keller  Martin,  laborer,  r.  152  Natoma 
Keller  Maurice,  waiter,  r.  511  Vallejo 
Keller  Michael,  dairyman,  r.  S  s  Woolsey,  nr  Ham- 
ilton, U.  M.  T. 
Keller  Percival  J.,  r.  1123  Bush 
Keller  Philip,  cook,  r.  527  Pine 
Keller  Ei chard  (Hahn  &  Keller)  r.  E  s  Lott.bet  Grove 

and  Fulton 
Keller  Richard,  laborer,  r.  152  Natoma 
Keller  Samuel  L.,  peddler,  r.  545^4  Natoma' 
Keller  Sarah,  widow,  r.  1409  Bush 
Keller  W.  &  Co.  (William  Keller  and  Henry  Tillmann) 
mnfrs  piano  and  organ  keys,  116  Golden  Gate  Av 
Keller    William    (W.   Keller    &    Co.)    r.   116  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Keller  William  B.,  actor  Bella  Union  Theatre,  r.  934^ 

Harrison 
Kellerher  C.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  126  Kearny,  room  58 
Kellermaun  August,  tailor,  r.  428  Broadway 
Kellett  Charles,  livery  stable,  2616  Mission 
Kellett  James,  laborer,  r.  :!13  Tehama 
Kellett  Samuel  (Kellett  &  McMm-ray)  r.  Calistoga 
Kellett  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  313  Tehama 
Kellett  <Si  SIcMUrray  (Samuel  Kellett  and  John 
P.  McMurray)  manufacturers  plaster  decorations, 
763  Market 
Kelley  Albert  C,  carpenter,  r.  37  Natoma 
Kelley  Alma  Miss,  r.  E  s  Eailroad  Av,  bet  Eleventh 

and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Kelley  Arthur  C,  commercial  traveler,  r.  1929  Sutter 


Kelley  Augustus,  clerk  Nathan  Joseph  &  Co. 
Kelley  Bernard,  teamster,  r.  116  Oak 
Kelley  Bernard  J.,  brassfinisher,  r.  143  Third 
Kelley  Bradford  H.,  bookkeeper  John  Howes,  r.  32 

Euss 
Kelley  Brothers  (George  W.  and  Calvin  8.)  dealers 
wood,  coal   and  produce,  E  s  Railroad  Av,  bet 
Eleventh  and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  8.  F. 
Kelley  Burton  J.,  conductor  Market  St.  ER.,  r.  528k 

Valencia 
Kelley  Caius  P.,  assistant  storekeeper  warehouse  dept 

Custom  House,  r.  2504  Bush 
Kelley  Calvin  S.  (Kellev  Brothers)  r.  E  s  RailroadAv, 

bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  8.  F. 
Kelley  Catherine  Miss,  housekeeper,  r.  707  Bryant 
Kelley  Charles  A.,  student  Pacific  Business  College,  r. 

1525  California 
Kelley  Charles  E..  r.  707  Bryant 
Kelley  Charles  J.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  272 

Minna 
Kelley  Charles  J.,  laborer,  r.  707  Bryant 
Kelley  Daniel,  packer,  r.  439  Fifth 
Kelley  Edward,  machinist,  r.  218  Sanchez 
Kelley  Frank,  clerk  A.  &  H.  C.  Campbell,  r.  805  Bryant 
Kelley  Frank  A.,  barber,  2614  Bryant 
Kelley  Frank  A.,  proprietor  patent  hay  and  grain   un- 

loader,  office  623  Commercial,  r.  Oakland 
Kelley  Frank  J.  (John  Kelley  &  Son)  r.  304  Beale 
Kelley  Frederick,  barber,  r.  707  Bryant 
Kelley  George  F.,  barber,  r.  134  3<>  Seventh 
Kelley  George  W.  (Kelley  Brothers)   r.   E    s   Eailroad 

Av,  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Kelley  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  14  Scott  PI 
Kelley  George  W.,  manager  Mechanics'  Foundry,  r. 

Santa  Clara 
Kelley  G.  W.,  bookkeeper  LaGrande  Laundry,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Kelley  Henry,  teamster,  r.  2930  Sacramento 
Kelley  Henry  F.,  engineer  California  St.  E.  R.,r.  1326 

Polk 
Kelley  Honora,  widow,  r.  106}4  Hickofy  Av 
Kelley  Hugh,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 
Kelley  James,  laborer,  r.  3  Morrel  PI 
Kelley  James,  laborer,  r.  3  Vincent 
Kelley  James,  plumber,  r.  1  Leroy  PI 
Kelley  James  D.,  brewer,  r.  18  Rendell  PI 
Kelley  James H.,  barber,  r.  134}^  Seventh 
Kelley  James  J.,  metal  roofer,  r.  205  Seventh 
Kelley  James  M.,   fireman  S.  P.  RE.,   r.   Cincinnati 

Hotel 
Kelley  J.  C,  r.  920  Washington 
Kelley  Jeremiah,  r.  134  Chattanooga 
Kelley  John  (John  Kelley  &  Son)  r.  304  Beale 
Kelley  John   (Patrick    Kelley    &  Brother)   r.  SE  cor 

Hamilton  and  Wayland 
Kelley  John,  bagmaker,  r.  3  Vincent 
Kelley  John,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  r.  1139  Twentieth 
Kelley  John,  longshoreman,  r.  36  Clay 
Kelley  John,  musician,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Kelley  JToliii  &  Son  (John  and  Frank  J.)  proprie- 
tors United  States  Hotel,  304-306  Beale 
Kelley  John  G.,  r.  1061  Folsom 
Kelley  John  M.,  ironmolder,  r.  439  Fifth 
Kelley  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  r.  642  Jessie 
Kelley  Katherine,  widow,  r.  530  Sixth 
Kelley  Katie  Miss,  r.  20H  Fifth 
Kelley  Louis,  ironmolder,  r.  1808  Laguna 
Kelley  Luke  C,  payingteller  Sather  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Kelley  Lyman  A.  (Wolff  &  Kelley)  r.  725  Pine 
Kelley  Marcella  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  106}^  Hickory  Av 
Kelley  Margaret,  widow,  r.  24  Bitch 
Kelley  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  445  Tehama 
Kelley  Mark,  longshoreman,  r.  439  Fifth 
Kelley  Mary,  widow,  r.  23  Silver 
Kelley  Mary,  widow,  r.  119  Gilbert 
Kelley  Mary,  domestic  2208  Jackson 
Kelley  M.  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  221  Sixth 
Kelley  Owen,  bartender,  r.  67  Clementina 
Kelley  Patrick,  r.  lotjyi  Hickory  Av 
Kelley  Patrick  (Patrick  Kelley  &  Brother)  r.   SE  cor 

Hamilton  and  Wayland 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  76  Clementina 
Kelley  Patrick  &  Brother  (Patrick  and  John)   proptrs 
University  Mound  Dairy.  SE  cor  Hamilton  and 
Wayland,  nr  University  Mound  College 
Kellev  Patrick  H.,  shipbuilder,  r.  406  Sixth 
Kelley  P.  B.,  conductor  Market  St.  RE.,  T.528H  Valen- 
cia 
Kelley  Peter  B.,  clerk  Walter  Harris,  r.  153  JiS  Third 


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119  Montgomery  St.,  Sell  Lower  than  any  Houssin  this  city. 


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ORDERS   FOR  IVASHINU   PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO 
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KEL 


Kelley  Philip  C,  salesman  Kennedy,  Brennau  &  Co., 

r.  508  Jessie 
Kelley  R.  M.,  carpenter,  r.  Ahlbom  House 
Kelley  Robert,  butcher,  r.  817  Greenwich 
Kelley  Rdse,  domestic  513  Guerrero 
Kelley  Seraph  A.,  widow,  r.  25  Potter 
Kelley  Thomas,  dairyman  Patrick  Kelley   &   Bro.,   r. 

SE  cor  Hamilton  and  Wayland 
Kelley  Walter,  clgarmaker,  r.  134  Seventh 
Kelley  Walter  S.,  stockbroker,  314  Montgomery,  room 

7,  r.  Oakland 
Kelley  William,  plumber,  r.  19  Russell 
Kelley  William,  undertaker  O'Connor   &  Sheehy,   r. 

445  Tehama 
Kelley  William    J.,     superintendent    Artesian 

Water  Works,  204  Ninth 
Kelley  William  M.,  clerk,  r.  710  Green 
Kelley  William  R.,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  South  Car- 
olina, r.  23  Silver 
B^  Kelley.     See  Kelly 

Kelling ,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Kelling  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 

Kelling  Henry,  hostler,  r.  .333  Vallejo 

Kelling  Mary  Miss,  r.   L,   bet  Fifth   and   Sixth   Avs, 

South  S.  F. 
Kellner  Meyer,  fancy  goods,  306  Sixth 
Kellogg  Albert,  botanist  Cal.  Academy  of  Sciences, 

r.  2132  O'Farrell 
Kellogg  Benjamin  B.,  clerk  A.  C.  Dietz   &   Co.,   r.  415 

O'Farrell 
Kellogg  Calvin  W.,   with   Wilmerding   &   Co.,   r.   415 

O'Farrell 
Kellogg  Charles,  r.  .526  Post 
Kellogg  Charles  A.,  clerk,  r.  526  Post 
Kellogg  Charles  D.,  tinsmith,  r.  109  Grove 
Kellogg  Charles   L.,   clerk,   r.    E   8  Potrero   Av,    bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kellogg  Charles  W.,  with  Tubbs  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Kellogg  Edwin  E.,  barber,  r.  .305  Minna 
Kellogg  Frank  H.,  capitalist,  and  secretary  California 

Paint  Co.,  419  Jackson,  r.  Oakland 
Kellogg  Frederick  S.,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  2205 

Fillmore 
Kellogg  George  F.  (Davis  ■&  Kellogg)  r.  Oakland 
Kellogg  George  H.,  office  320  Sansome,  r.  7  Glen  Park 

Av 
Kellogg  G.  Herbert,  commission  merchant,  203  Sacra- 
mento, r.  Oakland 
Kellogg  Gorham  F.,  mining  expert,  r.  928  Twentieth 
Kellogrja:  Horace,  U.  S.  Internal   Revenue  Agent, 

U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  room  11,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Kellogg  James,  melter  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co., 

r.  334  O'Farrell 
Kellogs  John  G,,    capitalist,  314  California,  r. 

1221  California 
Kellogg  L.  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1050  Howard 
Kellogg  L.  D.  W.,  clerk,  r.  220  Stockton 
Kellogg  Levi  M.,  deputy  collector  Custom  House,  r. 

324  Turk 
Kellogg  Murion,  laborer,  r.  1104  Montgomery 
Kellogg  Marmaduke  B.  (Fox  &  Kellogg)   attorney  at 

law,  .530  California,  r.  San  Rafael 
Kellogg  Norman  B.,  civil  engineer,   530  California. 

rooms  1-3,  r.  Thd  Baldwin 
Kellogg  d.  E.  Miss,  r.  cor  Fifteenth  and  Valencia 
Kellogg  P.  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  622  Minna 
Kellogg  Samuel,   foreman   Holbrook,   Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  101  Dupont 
Kellogg  Sidney  M.,  glassblower,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Kellogg  Sidney  M.  Jr.,  packer  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass 

Works,  r.  Stanford  Hotel 
Kellogg  Tyler  V.,  cashier  Guardian  Assurance  Co.,  r. 

601  Geary 
Kells  Robert  H.,  carpenter,  r.  1019  Pacific 
Kellum  Charles  D.,  carpenter,  r.  Butte,  bet  Potrero 

Av  and  Jersey 
Kellum  Harvey  T.,  ironmolder,  r.  2914  Folsom 

Kelly >  laborer  Superintendent  Streets,  r.  177  Minna 

Kelly  Agnes,  domestic  703  Bush 
Kelly  Albert,  clerk,  r.  1729  Eddy 
Kelly  Alfred,  billposter  T.  N.  Dunphy  &  Co.,  r.  210}<5 

P»rry 
Kelly  Alfred  A.,  shoemaker,  r.  436  Stevenson 
Kelly  Alfred  R.,  clerk  James  R.Kelly  &  Co..  r.  309 

Leavenworth 
Kelly  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 
Kelly  Ann  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors,  165M  Tehama 
Kelly  Anna  H.  Mrs.,  r.  537  Stevenson 
Kelly  Annie,  widow,  r.  1711  Leavenworth 
Kelly  Annie  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  508  Howard 


Kelly  Annie  L.  Miss,  r.  1008  Union 

Kelly  Anthony,  drover,  r.  L,  bet  Fifth  and   Sixth  AvB, 

South  S.  F. 
Kelly  Archibald,  r.  78  Natoma 
Kelly  B.,  laborer  P.  M.  HS.  Co's  Wharf 
Kelly  Bernard,  conductor  Market  St.  RR. 
Kelly  Bernard,  machinist,  r.  119  Gilbert 
Kelly  Bernard,  milkman,  r.  Hampshire,  bet  Butte  and 

Solano 
Kelly  Bernard  M.,  lather,  r.  3  Sherwood  PI 
Kellv  Bridget,  widow,  r.  29  Natoma 
Kelly  Bridget  Miss,  r.  11  Water 
Kelly  Bryan,  laborer,  r.  .529  Bryant 
Kelly  C.  &  M..  butchers,  433  Stevenson 
Kelly  Catherine,  r.  523  Franklin 
Kelly  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1319  Green 
Kelly  Catherine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1729  Eddy 
Kelly  Celia  Miss,  lodgings,  355  Jessie 
Kelly  Charles,  barterKler,  r.  17  Zoe 
Kelly  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  218  Sanchez 
Kelly  Charles,  special  policeman  Baldwin  Theatre,  r. 

419  J^  Natoma 
Kelly  Charles  E.,  attorney  at  law,  and  notary  public, 

216  Sausomi',  r,  28  Rausch 
Kelly  Charles  M.,  carpenter,  r.  326  Minna 
Kelly  Cornelius  (C.  &  M.  Kelly)  r.  433  Stevenson 
Kelly  Cornelius,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Kelly  Cornelius,  policeman,  r.  1007  Vallejo 
Kelly  Cornelius  A.,  painter,  r.  232  Clara 
Kelly  D.,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Kelly  D.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  17}rt  Taylor 
Kelly  Daniel,  fireman  Oregon  Imp."  SS. Walla  Walla 
Kelly  Daniel,  painter,  17,^  Taylor 
Kelly  Daniel  J.,  moroccofinisher,  r.  169  Silver 
Kelly  Daniel  M.,  driver,  r.   E   s   Second   Av,  nr   Six- 
teenth 
Kelly  Daniel  V.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  Sullivan,  r.  608 

Jessie 
Kelly  David,  Jour.   Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont 
Kelly  David,  woodsawyer,  r.  81  Natoma 
Kelly  Dennis,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  1057  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Kelly  Dennis,  packer  B.  A.  Swian  &  Co.,  r.  439  Fifth 
Kelly  Dennis  H.,  butcher,  r.  139  Dolores 
Kelly  Dennis  J.,  shipping  clerk  Whlttier,  Fuller  &  Co., 

r.  1207  Howard 
Kelly  E.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  1020  Hyde 
Kelly  Edward,  butcher,  r.  1832  Market 
Kelly  Edward,  Joflinmaker,  r.  748  Howard 
Kelly  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  W  s  Sansome,  nr  Fil- 
bert 
Kelly  Edward,  physician,  r.  W  s  Noe,  bet  Jersey  and 

Twenty-fifth 
Kelly  Edward,  soap  mnfr,  NE   cor  Greenwich  and 

Webster 
Kelly   Edward,  tanner,   r.   E  s   Washington   Av,   bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 
Kelly  Eliza,  widow,  r.  56  Clara 
Kelly  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  17  Zoe,  rear 
Kelly  Ellen,  widow,  r.  19  Clara 
Kelly  Ellen,  widow,  r.  551  Bryant 
Kelly  Ellen,  dressmaker,  1.320  Mission 
Kelly  Eugene  (Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Kelly  Eugene,  salesman    William    A.    Frey,    r.    648 

Minna 
Kelly  Eugene  H.,  clerk  J.  M.  Forrest,  r.  24  Ritch 
Kelly  Eugene  J.,  clerk  Yerby   &  Roseberry,  r.  1629 

Dupont 
Kelly  Fannie.  Miss,  shoefitter  Boeh  &  Morrissey,  r. 

Alameda 
Kelly  Fanny,  domestic  307  Tnrk 
Kelly  Francis,  ironmolder,  r.  564  Mission 
Kelly  Francis,  plasterer,  r.  1319  Scott 
Kelly  Francis,  plumber,  r.  1208  Green 
Kelly  Francis  R.,  dairyman,  r.  1009  Treat  Av 
Kelly  Frank,  clerk  Patrick  Kelly,  r.  606  Guerrero 
Kelly  Frank,  laborer,  r.  651  Minna 
Kelly  Fred,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy,  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner. 
Kelly  F.  S.,  drug  clerk  H.  B.  Slavcn,  954  Market 
Kelly  George,  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  King  St. 

Works 
Kelly  George,  hostler,  r.  25  Washington 
Kelly  George,  sexton  St.  Bridget's  Church,  r.  8W  cor 

Broadway  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Kelly  George,  waiter,  r.  1513  Polk 
Kelly  George  H.,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  Oakland 
Kelly  George  M.,  driver  City  Transit  Co.,   r.    1314 

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Kelly  George  W.,  clerk,  r.  537  Stevenson 

Kelly  Gibson  P.,  mining,  r.  2530  Washington 

Kelly  G.  K.,  r.  850  Market 

Kelly  Grace  Mrs.,  r.  817  Greenwich 

Kelly  H.,  boilermaker  Cal.  Boiler  Works 

Kelly  H.,  clerk  Keane  Brothers,  r.  cor  Fifth  and 
Clara 

Kelly  Henry  A.,  barber,  r.  28  Pleasant 

Kelly  Henry  E.,  fireman,  r.  625  Davis 

Kelly  Henry  J.,  bookkeeper  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  1C29 
Dnpont 

Kelly  Henry  W.,  milkman,  r.  1009  Treat  Av 

Kelly  Houora,  widow,  r.  9  Park  Av 

Kelly  Horace  11.  &  Co.  (New  York)  mnfrs  cigars,  Ar- 
nold Pollak  it  Co.  agents,  20tJ  Sacr^nento 

Kelly  Bugh,  driver,  r.  20  Anna 

Kelly  Hugh,  helper  Risdonl.  and  L.  Works 

Kelly  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  81  Stevenson 

Kelly  Hugh  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  227  Perry,  rear 

Kelly  Hugh  E.,  boilermaker  Kisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Kelly  James,  bellman  Russ  House 

Kelly  James,  capitalist,  r.  11  Bowie  Av 

Kelly  James,  carpenter,  r.  717  Clementina 

Kelly  James,  collector,  r.  311  Pacific 

Kelly  James,  compositor'  r.  817  Howard 

Kelly  James,  hostler,  r.  6  Treat  Av 

Kelly  James,  laborer,  r.  13  Jansen 

Kelly  James,  laborer,  r.  41  Welsh 

Kelly  James,  laborer,  r.  126  Twenty-fiftli 

Kellj'  James,  laborer,  r.  Gascius  Hotel 

Kelly  James,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Kelly  James,  laborer  Presidio  Eeservation 
Kelly  Jamts,  longshoreman,  r.  747  Tehama 

Kelly  Jtimes,  machiuehand,  r.  408  Fourth 

Kelly  James,  policeman,  r.  824  Mission 

Kelly  James,  superintendent  Old  Ladies'  Home,  r.  11 
Bowie  Av 

Kelly  James,  tinsmith,  r.  449  Stevenson 

Kelly  James,  waiter  O.  E.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 

Kelly  James  C,  laborer,  r.  372  Natoma 

Kelly  James  F.,  laborer,  r.  407  Folsom 

Kelly  James  F.,  porter  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  637  Minna 

Kelly  James  F.,  woolsorter,  r.  37  Everett 

Kelly  James  H.,  gasfitter,  r.  113  Francisco 

Kelly  James  H.,  machinist,  r.  1  Leroy  PI 

Kelly  James  L.,  glassblower,  r.  W  s  Pennsylvania  Av, 
bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 

Kelly  James  E.  (James  E.  Kelly  &  Co.)  r.  309  Leaven- 
worth 

Kelly  James  B.  «S£  Co.  (James  E.  Kelly)  import- 
ers and  dealers  iiaints,  oil,  glass,  etc.,  221-223 
Market 

Kelly  Jeremiah,  butcher,  r.  First  Av,  bet  Kentucky 
and  Eailroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Kelly  J.  H.,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.,  r.  449 
Stevenson 

Kelly  Johanna,  domestic  633  Ellis 

Kelly  Johanna,  domestic  1314  Washington 

Kelly  Johanna,  domestic  1911  Pine 

Kelly  John,  r.  215  Kearny 

Kelly  John,  r.  1143  Harrison 

Kelly  John  (Dorcy  &  Co.)  r.  Euss  House 

Kelly  John  (Fitzpatrick  &  Kelly)  r.  114  Fourth 

Kelly  John  (Kelly  &  Gilchrist)  r.  900  Powell 

Kelly  John,  blacksmith,  r.  833  Geary 

Kelly  John,  boilermaker,  r.  30  Natoma 

Kelly  John,  boilermaker,  r.  508  Howard 

Kelly  John,  butcher,  r.  232  Clara 

Kelly  John,  calker,  r.  527  Mission 

Kelly  John,  i-arpenter,  r.  24  M 

Kelly  John,  carpenter,  r.  326  Geary,  rear 

Kelly  John,  clerk,  r.  17  Zoe 

Kelly  John,  cUrk,  r.  728  Vallejo 

Kelly  John,  clerk,  r.  1207  Howard 

Kelly  John,  clerk  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  1025  Clay 

Kelly  John,  clerk  Patrick  Kelly,  r.  506  Guerrero 

Kelly  John,  driver,  r.  14  Everett 

Kelly  John,  driver,  r.  2408  Geary 

Kelly  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Montgom- 
ery, r.  416  Natoma 

Kelly  John,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

Kelly  John,  fireman  C.  P.  RE.  stmr  Transit,  r.  11  Free- 
Ion 

Kelly  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.Works 

Kelly  John,  hostler  Market  St.  RE.,  r.  E  s  Second  Av, 

nr  Fifteenth 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  19  Eussell 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  138  Eose  Av 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  270  Minna 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  529  Sacramento 


Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  1322  Filbert 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and 

Buchanan 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  522  First 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  1  Freelon 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  r.  6  Boyd 
Kelly  John,  liquor  saloon,  43  Second 
Kelly  John,  liquor  saloon,  18G  Jessie,  r.  184  Jessie 
Kelly  John,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Market 
Kelly  John,  machinist,  r.  506  Brannan 
Kelly  John,  milkman,  r.  210  Twelfth 
Kelly  John,  packer  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  9  Ohio 
Kelly  John,  plumber,  r.  17  Zoe,  rear 
Kelly  John,  seaman  schr  Madeline,  r.  220  Eitch 
Kelly  John,  seaman,  r.  524  First 
Kelly  John,  tailor,  r.  734  Montgomery 
Kelly  John,  wiredrawer,  r.  SE  cor  Green  and  Battery 
Kelly  John,  yardman  S   F.  Qas  Light  Co. 
Kelly  John  Jr.,  collector  Western  Fire  and  Marine  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  715  Ellis 
Kelly  John  Jr.,  laborer,  r.  416  Natoma 
Kelly  John  B.,  butcher,  r.  1233  Folsom 
Kelly  John  B.,  wagonmaker,  r.  1207  Howard 
Kelly  John  C,  laborer,  r.  1727  Market 
Kelly  John  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Kelly  John  F.,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Kelly  John  F.,  salesman  Thomas  Sullivan,  r.  508  Jes- 
sie 
Kelly  John  G.,  clerk  Adjutant-General's  Office,  r.  319 

Minna 
Kelly  John  H.,  patternmaker,  r,  817  Mission 
Kelly  John  J.,  clerk,  r.  309  Leavenworth 
Kelly  John  J.,  clerk  Doane  &  Henshelwood,  r.  15  Hub- 
bard 
Kelly  John  J.,  clerk  Franklin  Hotel 
Kelly  John  J.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RE., 

r.  715  Ellis     " 
Kelly  John  J.,  compositor,  r.  1120  Sacramento 
Kelly  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  11  Freelon 
Kelly  John  J.,  machinist  r.  1022  Bryant 
Kelly  John  J.,  sailmaker,  r.  165,^  Tehama 
Kelly  John  L.,  glassblower,  r.  W  s  Pennsylvania  Av, 

bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
Kelly  John  M.,  machinist  William  Deacon,  r.  Oakland 
Kelly  John  E.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Kelly  John  S.,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  507  Mission 
Kelly  John  T.  M.,  bookkeeper  Kelly  &  Gilchrist,  r.900 

Powell 
Kelly  John  W.,  compositor,  r.  1120  Sacramento 
Kelly  John  W.,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 
Kelly  Joseph,  r.  530  Mission 

Kelly  Joseph,  butcher,  1159  Howard,  r.  1233  Folsom 
Kelly  Joseph  A.,  special  policeman,  r.  1409  Jackson 
Kelly  Joseph  B.,  signpaiuter,  r.  1009  Harrison 
Kelly  Joseph  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  1319  Green 
Kelly  Joseph  M.,  cook,  r.  636  Commercial 
Kelly  Joseph  P.,  clerk  Heydenfeldt,  Jefferson  &  Levy, 

r.  2912  California 
Kelly  J.  P.,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Kelly  J.  S.  R.,  teamster,  r.  619  Fourth 
Kelly  Julia,  widow,  r.  S  s  M,  bet  Noe  and  Sanchez 
Kelly  Julia  Miss,  r.  525 M  Stevenson 
Kelly  Julia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1729  Eddy 
Kelly  Kate, -widow,  r.  218  Ritch,  rear 
Kelly  Kate,  domestic  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Hayes 
Kelly  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  219  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kelly  Kate  Miss,  saleslady  C.  H.  Mercer,  r.  Mission,  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Kelly  Kate  Mrs.,  bakery,  327  Fourth 
Kelly  Katie,  domestic  1429  Post 
Kelly  Kate,  domestic  2020  Pine 
Kelly  Kieran,  groceries  and  bakery,  815  Point  Lobos 

Av 
Kelly  Lawrence,  contractor,  r.  1  Le  Eoy  PI 
Kelly  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  823  Greenwich,  rear 
Kelly  Lawrence,  merchant  tailor,   27  Fourth,  r.  1437 

Valencia 
Kelly    Lettie    Mrs.,    assistant    Broadway    Grammar 

School,  r.  1604  Mason 
Kelly  Luke,  laborer,  r.  1155  Folsom,  rear 
Kelly  M..  stevedore  A..  C.  Freese 
Kelly  Malachi,  laborer,  r.  8  Bartol 
Kelly  Mamie  A.  Miss,  r.  2211  Pine 
Kelly  Manus  (C.  &  M.  Kelly)  r.  517  Grove 
Kelly  Margaret,  widow,  r.  447  Minna 
Kelly  Margaret,  widow,  r.  937  Folsom 
Kelly  Margaret  Miss,  tuiloress,  r.  508  Howard 
Kelly  Maria  Miss.  r.  40  Tehama 
Kelly  Mark,  plasterer,  r.  424  Powell 
Kelly  Martin,  r.  858  Mission 


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Kelly  Martin,  new  and  secondhand   machinery.  225 

Folsom,  and  foreman  Engine  No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

318  Main 

Kellj'  Martin,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Lagnna  and  Ash  Av 

Kelly  Martin  O.,  liquor  saloon,  1111  Howard,  r.  10J6 

Laugtou 
Kellv  Mary,  cook  Mount  St.  Joseph's  Infant  Asylum. 

South  S.  F. 
Kelly  Jlary,  domestic  109  Taylor 
Kelly  Mar.v,  domestic  628  California 
Kelly  Mary,  domestic  1581  Folsom 
Kelly  Mary,  domestic  201-t  Powell 
Kelly  Mary,  domestic  2205  Bevissdcro 
Kelly  Mary,  domestic  NW  cor  Baker  and  Haight 
Kelly  Mary,  milliner,  r.  219  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kelly  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  24  Ritch 
Kelly  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  24  Nebraska 
Kelly  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  264  Clementina,  rear 
Kelly  Marv  Mrs.,  jani tress  Eitrhth  St.  Primary  School, 

r.  1207"  Howard 
Kelly  Mary,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  15  Hubbard  : 

Kelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  13(5  Seventh 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  412  Xatoma 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  513  Hyde 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  623  Minna,  rear 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  r.  1207  Howard 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  lodgings,  308  Tehama 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  fruits,  1132  Folsom 
Kelly  Mary  A.,  domestic  418  Eddy 
Kelly  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  S  s  Nebraska,  bet  Alameda 

and  El  Dorado 
Kelly  Mary  T.,  widow,  r.  741  Tehama 
Kelly  Michael,  r.  109  Rose  Av 
Kelly  Michael,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  777  Market 
Kelly  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  1146  Howard 
Kelly  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.j42S  Clementina 
Kelly  Michael,  cartman,  r.  2016  Filbert 
Kelly  Michael,  cigarmaker.  r.  1516  Leavenworth 
Kelly  Michael,  engineer  Sutter  St.  ER.,  r.  14243^  Jack- 

son 
Kelly  Michael,  hackman,  r.  508  Jessie 
Kelly  Michael,  hostler,  r.409  Clementina 
Kelly  Michael,  iron  worker,  r.  356  Minna 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  13  Beideman 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  r.  232  Clara 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Kelly  Michael,  machinist,  r.  438  Shipley 
Kelly  Michael,  nightwatchmau   Mechanics'  Mills,  r. 

79  Clementina 
Kelly  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  9  Ohio 
Kelly  Michael,    tanner,    r.    Nebraska,    bet    Twenty- 
fourth  and  Tweuty-iifth 
Kelly  Michael,  waiter,  r.  805  Bryant 
Kelly  Michael  H.  (Kelly  &  Egan)  r.  325  Hayes 
Kelly  Michael  J.,  butcher  3-4   Centre  Market,  r.  1840 

Ellis 
Kelly  MicliaelJ.,   contractor,  432  Kearny,  r.  2912 

California 
Kelly  Mortimer,  hackman,  r.  218  Prospect  PI 

Kelly  M.  T.   Mrs.,  janitress  Hayes  Valley    Primary 
School 

Kelly  O'Donnell,  capitalist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 

Kelly  Orrin  A.,  po.ter  Redington   &  Co.,  r.  28  Pleas- 
ant 

Kelly  Owen,  hackman,  NW  cor  Geary  and  Stockton, 
r.  E  s  Second  Av,  nr  Sixteenth 

Kelly  P.,  physician,  r.  310  Tehama 

Kelly  P.  A.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Kelly  Patrick,  r.  408  Fourth 

Kelly  Patrick,  bake.y,  238  Fifth 

Kelly  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  17  Zoe 

Kelly  Patrick,  boots  and  shoes,  238  Kearny,  r.  506  Guer- 
rero 

Kelly  Patrick,  cook,  r.  151  Natoma 

Kelly  Patrick,  furnished  rooms,  748  Howard 

Kelly  Patrick,  hostler,  r.  642  Howard 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  127  Shipley,  rear 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  307  Thirtieth 

Kelly  Patriik.  laborer,  r.  526  Howard 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1742  Geary 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Thirty-fourth  Av  and 
Clement 

Kelly  Patrick  Rev.,  S.  J.,   professor  St.   Ignatius  Col- 
lege, 214  Hayes 

Kelly  Patrffk.  seaman,  r.  842  Harrison 

Kelly  Patri'.k,  shoemaker,  607  Sacramento, r.  207  Lang- 
ton 

Kelly  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Rose  Av 

Kelly  Patrick,  special  policeman,  r.  29  Natoma 


Kelly  Patrick,  tanner,  r.  24  First  Av,  rear 

Kelly  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  147  Minna 

Kelly  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  76  Clementina 

Kelly  Patrick  A.,  laborer,  r.  650  Folsom 

Kelly  Patrick  F.,  hostler  City  RR.,  r.  E  8  Second  Av, 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Kelly  Patrick  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  6  Rose  Av 
Kelly  Patrick  H.,  calker,  r.  527  Mission 
Kelly  Patrick  J.,  hackman,  cor  Geary  and  Kearny,  r. 

15  Polk 
Kelly  Patrick  T.,  policeman,  r.  204  Eleventh 
Kelly  Patrick  W.,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Elizabeth,  bet  Noe 

and  Sanchez 
Kelly  P.  C,  blacksmith,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Kelly  P.  C,  helper  Kisdon  I.  and  L.WorKS 
Kelly  Peter,  bookkeeper  P.  A.  McDonald, r.  246  Fourth 
Kelly  Peter,  cook  Woodward's  Gardens  Restaurant 
Kelly  Peter,  groceries  aud  liquors,  235  Fell 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  r.  17  Zoe 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Kelly  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Masonic  and  Point 

Lobos  Avs 
Kelly  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  419}^  Filbert 
Kelly  Peter,  pressfeeder  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  29  Na- 
toma 
Kelly  Peter  Jr. ,  clerk  Peter  Kelly,  r.  235  Fell 
Kelly  Peter  J.,  laborer,  r.  130  Eleventh 
Kelly  Peter  M..  laborer  Pac.  Rolling-  Mills 
Kelly  P.  H.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Kelly  Pierre,  carpenter,  r.  717  Clementina 
Kelly  P.  J.,  cuop.-r,  r.  1012  Scott 
Kelly  P.  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Kelly  Rhody,  bootcutter.  r.  913  Shotwell 
Kelly  Richard,  hackman,  r.  333  Vallejo 
Kelly  Richard,  laborer,  r.  619  Fourth 
Kelly  Richard,  seaman,  r.  44  Ritch 
Kelly  Richard,  tailor,  r.  365  Clementina 
Kelly  Richard  E.,  mining  secretary,  419  Califor- 
nia, room  1,  r.  The  Truesilell 
Kelly  Richard  F.,  messman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Kelly  Richard  J.,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  101  Tehama 
Kelly  Robert  G.,  superintendent  coal  dejit  P.  M.  SS. 

Co.,  r.  2320  Mission 
Kelly  Robert  J.,  sash  and  blind  maker,  r.  319  Fourth 
Kelly  Rose,  widow,  r.  110  Minna 
Kelly  S.  E.  Miss,  assistant  Clement  Grammar  School, 

r.  136  Seventh 
Kelly  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  34  5^  Zoe 
Kelly  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  211  Eighth,  rear 
Kelly  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  1817  Stockton 
1  Kelly  Stephen  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
I  Kelly  Susan  Miss,  r.  11  Water 
'  Kelly  T.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2212  Pine 

Kelly  Thomas  (Kelly  &  Manning)  r.  Eighth  Av,  bet 
I  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

;  Kelly  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  605  Pine 
Kelly  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  24  Ritch 
Kelly  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  2r25  California 
Kelly  Thomas,  driver  City  Cab  and  Carriage  Co.,  r. 

174  Jessie 
Kelly  Thomas,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1910  Mission 
Kelly  Thomas,  employe.'   Union  Iron  Works,  r.  508 

Howard 
Kelly  Thomas,  foundryman,  r.  530  Mission 
Kelly  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  N  s  Everett,  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Kelly  Thomas,  ironworker,  r.  356  Minna 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Clipper,  bet  Castro  and 

Noe 
Kelly  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  73  Natoma 
Kelly  Thoma-s.  livery  and  boarding  stable,  1029  Pine, 

r.  224  Austin 
Kelly  Thomas,  plumber,  r.  N  s  Baker,  bet  McAllister 

and  Tyler 
Kelly  Thomas,  proptr  Cal.  Sale  and  Exchange  Stables, 

NW  cor  Geary  and  Leavenworth 
Kelly  Thomas,  salesman    Keane  Bros.,  r.  Ahlborn 

H<mse 
Kelly  Thomas,  soapmaker,  r.  NE  cor  Greenwich  and 

Webster 
Kelly  Thomas,  stonemason,  r.  South  Park  House 
Kelly  Thomas,  stripper   Meyer  k,  Dabelstein,  r.   642 

Jessie 
Kelly  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  2761  Mission 
Kelly  Thomas,  teamster,   cor  Front  and   Clay,  r.  6'22 
OFarrell 
I  Kelly  Thomas  A.,  stevedore,  r.  6S0  Mission 
;  Kelly  Thomas  J.,  clerk  U.H.Shinn.r.  817  Greenuwich 


lALNDT,  MAPLE,  CHERRY 


JOI-4N  WICMORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


KEL 


556 


KEN 


Kelly  Thomas  M.  H.,  painter,  r.  115  Thirteenth 
Kelly  Thomas  W.,  waiter,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  Q 

and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Kelly  Timothy,  gardener,  r.  S  s  Lake,  bet  Ninth  and 

Tenth  Avs 
Kelly  Timothy,  lamplighter,  r.  2912  Sacramento 
Kelly  Timothy,  tanner,  r.  Park  House 
Kelly  Timothy  J.,  painter,  r.  26  Hermann 
Kelly  Walter  E.  M.,  clerk,  r.  560  Mission 
Kelly  W.  H.,  helijer  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Kelly  William,  r.  1319  Green 
Kelly  William,  .cabinetmaker,  r.  453  Tehama 
Kelly  William,  clerk  Ambrose  &  floran,  r.  1337  Du- 

pont 
Kelly  William,  driver  J.  Schweitzer  &  Co.,  r.  10233^ 

Clay 
Kelly  William,  hostler  Presidio  Reservation 
Kelly  William,  laborer,  r.  12  Chesley 
Kelly  William,  laborer,  r.  328  Third 
Kelly  William,  machinist,  r.  508  Powell 
Kelly  William,  shoemaker,  r.  72  Natoma 
Kelly  William,  tanner,  r.  Nebraska,  bet  Twenty-fourth 

and  Twenty-iifth 
Kelly  William,  tinsmith,  r.  cor  Fifteenth  and  Castro 
Kelly  William  A.,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack   &   Co.,  r.  15  Hub- 
bard 
Kelly  William  E.,  patternmaker,  r.  281  Minna 
Kelly  William  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  20  Perry 
Kelly  William  H.,  trunkmaker,  r.  651  Minna 
Kelly  William  J.,  cigar  dealer,  r.  613  Stockton 
Kelly  William  J.  S.,  salesman  Newman  &  Levinson, 

r.  747  Howard 
Kelly  Si  Klg-an.  (Michael  H.  Kelly  and  John  Egan) 

wholesale  liquor  dealers,  623  Sansome 
Kelly  &  Gilclirist  (John  Kelly  and  John  G.Gil- 
christ) importers  and  jobbers  wines   and  liquors, 
309-311  Front , 
Kelly  &  Manning  (Thomas  Kelly  and  William  Man- 
ning) tanners,  E  s  Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 
South  S.  F. 
B^'Kelly.    See  Kelley 
Kelm  William   H.,  butcher,  1226  Pacific 
Kelpe  Charles,  tailor,  r.  256}^  Jessie 
Kelsey  Gold   and   Silver   Mining  Co.,  John   H.  Sayre 

secretary,  330  Pine,  room  36 
Kelsey  Henry,  with  W.  L.  Cowan  &  Co..  r.  609  San- 
some 
Kelsey  H.  R.  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  335  Geary 
Kelsey  James  T.,  compositor,  r.  531  Post 
Kelso  John  (Hancock  &  Kelso)  r.  242  Shotwell  • 
Kelso  Samuel,  boot  crimper,  r.  313  Twenty-ninth 
Kelt«r  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  1910  Ellis 
Kelter  Bertha,  widow,  dressmaker,  37  Fifth 
Kelterer  Frederick,  bakery,  E  s  Mission,  bet  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Thirtieth 
Keltlng  Jacob  (Kelting  &  Tietjen)  r.  429  East 
Kelting   William,' salesman  Rosenbaum   &Co.,r.  821 

California 
Kelting   &   Tietjen  (Jacob   Kelting  and  Diedrich  W. 
Tietjen)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  East 
Kelton  Charlotte  J., ^ widow,  r.  cor  Twenty-fourth  and 

Kansas 
Kelton  David  J.,  pressman  J.  B,.  Brodie  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
bama, bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kelton  David  M.,  calker,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty- fourth 
Kelton  E.  W.,  watchman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho 
Kelton  Joliii  C,  colonel  U,  S.  A.,  assistant  adju- 
tant-general  Military  Division   Pacific   and  Dept 
California,  Presidio  Reservation 
Kelton  Lorenzo  C,  r.  30  Liberty 
Kelty  James  E.,  upholsterer,  r.  1402  Polk 
Kelvlngton  George  C,  carpenter,  r.  1131  Clay 
Kemble  William  R.,  carpenter,  r.  236  Sixteenth 
Kemm  Edward,caBhier  O.  Lawton  &  Co.,  r.  10  Monroe 
Kemm  Joseph,  collector,  r.  18  Mason 
Kemme  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  532  Polk 
Kemmy  John  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Theresa  Church,  r.  W  s 

Tennessee,  bet  Solano  and  Butte 
Kemner  George,  clerk,  r.  1849}^  Stevenson 
Kemp  Arthur  S.,  cashier  J.W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.l911 

Leavenworth 
Kemp  Charles  L.,  clerk,  r.  1911  Leavenworth 
Kemp  George,  waiter,  r.  32  Second 
Kemp  Georgie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1911  Leavenworth 
Kemp  J.  &  Co.  (Joseph  Kemp  and  William  Bateman) 
woodland  ivory  turners,  and  carvers,  and  cabinet 
making,  109  Mission 
Kemp  James  0.,  teacher  music  Industrial  School 


Kemp  John  H.,  agent  B.  L.  Solomon's  Sons   (New 

York)  upholstery  goods,  652  Market,  r.  2516  Clay 
Kemp   John    W.,  Rig.  and    Stev.  Union,  806    Mont- 
gomery 
Kemp  Joseph  (J.  Kemp  &  Co.)  r.  2230 J4  Mission 
Kemp  Margaret  Mrs.,  dressmaKer,  426  Third 
Kemp  Mary  R.,  widow,  r.  1911  Leavenworth 
Kemp  Peter  M.,  clerk,  r.  2516  Clay 
Kemp  William,  bartender,  r.  706  California 
Kemj)  William,  longshoreman,  r.  103  Sacramento 
Kemp  William,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 
BoT'Kemp.     See  Camp  and  Kempe 
Kempe  Arnold  H.,  cigar  mnir,  r.  1805  Scott 
Kempe  Ernest,  confectioner,  r.  249  Stevenson 
Kempe  Matilda,  widow,  r.  1127  Ellis 
Kempe  Max,  clerk  Adolph  Griesser,  r.  1127  Ellis 
Kempert  Theodore,  clerk  Cal.  Central  RR.,  r.  808  Mis- 
sion 
Kempf  John,  clerk  Philip,  Speyer  &  Co.,  r.  1509Larkin 
Kempf  Lena,  domestic  2120  Pine 
Kempf  Rosa,  domestic  20  Riucon  PI 
Kempfer  Charles,  bootfitter,  r.  252  Jessie 
Kempfer  Henry,  cigarmaker,  r.  435  Pine 
Kempff  Louis,  coinmander  U.  S.  Navy,  r.  2316  Clay 
Kempkey  Augustus,  salesman  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

Oakland 
Kemple  George,  drayman,  r.  904  Kearny 
Kempner  Frank,  trunkmaker,  r.  435  Pine 
Kempson  Harry  G.,  bookkeeper  San  Francisco  Ben. 

Assn,  r.  1409  Folsom 
Kempson  Walter  N.,  clerk,  442  California,  r.  7   Wet- 
more  PI 
Kenake  Louis  A.,  bartender,  r.  315  O'Farrell 
Kenake  Louis  T.,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  315  O'Farrell 
Kendall  C.  W.,  r.  215  Post 
Kendall  Cyrus,  r.  711  California 
Kendall  Edward  G.,  cashier  William  L.Duncan,  r.  119 

Valparaiso 
Kendall  Frank   H.,  clerk  Burnham  &  Lynch,  r.  109 

Fifth 
Kendall  Frank  I.  (H.  Hughes  &  Co.)  r.  725  Pine 
Kendall  George  H.,  milkman,  r.  119  Valparaiso 
Kendall  Jerome,  carpenter,  r.  119  Valparaiso 
Kendall  Jerome  F.,  salesman  L.  E.  White,  r.  Oakland 
Kendall  Joseph  H.,  teamster,  r.  736  Harrison 
Kendall  Lily  L.  Miss,  portrait  painter,  r.  1230  Valen- 
cia 
Kendall  Lorenze  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  131  Perry,  rear 
Kendall  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1053  Mission 
Kendall  M.  V.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  207  Kearny 
Kendall  Rebecca  A.  Mrs.,  r.  736  Harrison 
Kendall  Sophronia,  widow,  r.  150  Ninth 
Kendall  Stephen,  machinist,  r.  819  Howard 
Kendall  Thomas,  boatman,  r.  415  East 
Kendall  Thomas,  ijaperhanger,  r.  500  Broadway 
Kendall  Thomas,  with  Crystal  Soda  Co.,  r.  334  Vallejo 
Kendall  William,   foreman   Pac.   Improvement  Go's 

Stables,  r.  603  Fourth 
Kendall  Winfield   W.,  machinist   Sutter   St.  RR.,  r, 

Creedmore  House 
Kendericks  Jacob,  r.  421  Bush 
Kendig   Daniel    Rev.,    chaplain   U.  S.  A.,  Post 

Chaplain,  Presidio 
Kendig  Daniel,  salesman  Waterhouse  &  Lester,  r.  623 

Post 
Kendrick  Dennis  L.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 

11  Bernice 
Kendrick  Emma  C,  widow,  r.  510  Taylor 
Kendrick  Frank  P.,  machinist,  r.  13Bernice 
Kendrick  M.,  r.  606  Fourth 
Kendrick  Maurice  A.,  foreman  warehouse  Continental 

Oil  and  Trans.  Co.,  r.  26  Freelon 
Kendrick  Michael  J.,  cooper,  r.  Terminal  Hotel 
Kendrick  Patrick  F.,  machinist,  r.  1031  Twentieth 
Kendrick   Rodney,  bookkeeper  William  J.  Adams,  r. 

39  Fifth 
Kendrick  Thomas,  stonecutter,  r.  N  s  Bryant,  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Kendrick  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  531  Natoma 
Kendrigau  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  159  Minna 
Keudrigan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  254  Perry 
Kenealy  Catherine,  widow,  r.  260  Eighth 
Kenealy  David,  marble  polisher,  r.  528  Fourth 
Kenealy  Eliza  Mrs.,  fruits,  candies,  etc.,  528  Fourth 
Kenealy  James,  plasterer,  r.  1317  Mission   _ 
Kenealy  John,  tailor,  r.  1317  Mission 
Kenefick  Dnvid,  seaman,  r.  189  Shipley 
Kenefick  Michael,  labfirer,  r.  724  Clementina 
Kenefick  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  22 M  Rausch 
Kenely  Kate,  widow,  r.  51  Minna 


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Successors  to  Braverknan  «t  L.evy 

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KEN 


557 


KEN 


Kenely  Thomas  J.,  molder,  r.  51  Minna 
Kenfield  E.  D.  (Sadler  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Kenitzer  Charles  W.  (Kcnitzer  &  Raun)  r.  2015  Web- 
ster 
Kenitzer  Henry  (Kenitzer  &  Raun)  r.  Lick  House 
Kenitzer  &  Raiin  (Henry  and  ^harles  W.  Kenitzer  and 

Edward  T.  Raun)  architects,  601  California 
Eenna  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  Langton   and   Harrison 
Kenna  John,  machinist,  r.  S  s  Nineteenth,   bet   Sher- 
man and  Diamond 
Kenna  Kittie  Miss,  tobacco-stemmer.  r.  28  Mission 
Kenna  Owen,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Kenna  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  32  Clara 
Kenna  Patrick,  sulphur  burner,  r.  32  Clara 
Kenna  P.  J.  G.,  city  agent  The  State  Investment  and 

Insurance  Co.,  r.  3520  Mission 
Kenna   Robert  E.   Rev.,    S.    J.,  president  St. 

Ignatius  College,  214  Hayes 
Kenna  Sarali,  widow,  groceries,  W  s  Mission,  nr 

Thirtieth 
Kenna  William,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  32  Clara 
i^'Kenna.     See  Kenney 
Kennan  M.  L.,  r.  2735  Howard 
Kennard   Daniel   H.,  steward  Hose  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

Filbert,  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Kennard  George  W.,  district  engineer  S.F.F.D.,  office 

Engine  House  No.  7,  r.  27  Second  Av 
Kennealy  John,  contractor,  r.  S  s  Birch  Av,  nr  Laguna 
Kennealy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  bet   Georgia 

and  Michigan 
Kennealy  William  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  S  s  Birch  Av,  bet 

•  Buchanan  and  Laguna 
J89*"Kenuealy.     See  Kenealy  and  Kennelly 
Kennedy  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  308  Mason 
Kennedy  Agnes,  widow,  r.  335  Beale 
Kennedy  Alexander,  captain   SS.  George   Harley,    r. 

a)8  Second 
Kennedy  Alfred,  billposter,  r.  168M  Clementina 
Kennedy  Angus,  carpenter,  r.  214  Hii-kory  Av 
Kennedy  B.,  carpenter,  r.  Washington  Av,  nr  Precita 

PI,  B.  H. 
Kennedy  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  100  Jones 
Kennedy  Bartholomew,   blacksmith,  312  Fifth,  r.  37 

Rausch 
Kennedy  Benjamin  ©..actuary  Pac.  Mutual  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  r.2414  Sutter 
Kennedy  Bernard,  carpenter,  r.  1222  Jackson 
Kennedy  Bernard,  tanner,  r.  SW  cor  Seventh  Av  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Kennedy,  Brennan  <&  Co.  (Philip  Kennedy,  John 

Brennan    and   Cornelius  P.  Kennedy)  dry   goods, 

901-!i05  Market 
Kennedy  Bridget,  widow,  r.  233  Main 
Kennedy  Bryan  O'B.,  r.  628  Ellis 
Kennedy  Catherine,  widow,  r.  626  Natoma 
Kennedy  Catherine,  widow,  r.  709  Tehama,  rear 
Kennedy  Catlierine  Mrs.,  embroidery.  Ill  Sixth,  r.  NE 

cor  Lombard  and  Pierce 
Kennedy  Charle.s,  driver,  r.  231  Fifth 
Kennedy  Cornelius  J.,  clerk  J.  M.  Moran  &  Co.,  r.  1700 

Eddy 
Kennedy  Cornelius  P.  (Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co.)  r. 

Oakland 
Kennedy  Daniel,  hostler  Cliff  House 
Kennedy  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  214  First 
Kennedy  Delia,  domestic  1538  Washington 
Kennedy  Delia,  laundress  S.  F.  Laundry,   S  s   Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Kennedy  Dennis,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pierce 

and  Eddy 
Kennedy  Dennis,  marble  polisher,  r.  1714  Stevenson 
Kennedy  Duncan,  driver   Market   St.  RR.,  r.  529  Va- 
lencia 
Kennedy  Edward,  r.  27Q0  Howard 
Kennedy  Edward,  boilermaker,  r.  233  Main 
Kennedy  Edward,  laborer,  r.  668  Mission 
Kennedy  Edwartl,  saddler,  r.  27  Hinckley 
Kennedy  E.  G.,  chief  engineer  P.   M.  SS.  City  of  Rio 

de  Janeiro 
Kennedy  Eliza,  widow,  r.  1213  Clay 
Kennedy  Eliza  J.,  widow,  r.  526  Merchant 
Kennedy  Ellen  E.,  widow,  r.  112  Ridley 
Kennedy  Eugeue.  lamplighter,  and    extraman    Hook 

and  Ladder  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  123  Ridley 
Kennedy  Flora  Miss,  vest  maker,  r.  106  Fourth 
Kennedy  Francis,  blacksmith,  r.  660  Seventeenth 
Kennedy  Frank,    attorney  at   law,   523  Kearny, 

room  1 
Kennedy  George  V.,  blacksmith,  r.  18  First 
Kennedy  Henry,  r.  24  Anna 


Kennedy  Henry,  steerage  steward  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Tokio 
Kennedy  Hugh,  horseshoer,  4  Spring,  r.  319  Clemen- 
tina 
•Kennedy  Hugh,  machinist,  r.48  Riteh 
Kennedy  Isabella  Mrs.,  r.  1222  Jackson 
Kennedy  J.,  hairpicker  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co. 
Kennedy  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Kennedy  James,    collector    and    general    agent,    417 

Kearny,  room  8,  r.  1616  Pacific 
Kennedy  James,  cooper,  r.  32M  Perry 
Kennedy  James,  driver,  r.  372  Clementina 
Kennedy  James,  fireman   P.   C.  SS.  Columbia,  r.  524 

First 
Kennedy  James,  harness  cleaner,  r.  115  Stockton 
Kennedy  James,  laborer,  r.  28  First 
Kennedy  James,  laborer,  r.  244  M  Perry 
Kennedy  James,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Kennedy  James,  marblepolisher,  r.  1714  Stevenson 
Kennedy  James,  salesman  Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co., 

r.  949  Harrison 
Kennedy  James,  salesman  O'Connor,  MoSatt  &  Co.,  r. 

324  Lily  Av 
Kennedy  James,  seaman,  r.  44  Steuart 
Kennedy  James,  shoecutter,  r.  .508  Vallejo    • 
Kennedy  James,,  shoecutter,  r.  20  Moss 
Kennedy  James  F.,  horseshoer,  195  Stevenson,  r.  660 

Seventeenth 
Kennedy  James  K.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  126  Silver 
Kennedy  James  P.,  agent,  r.  705  McAllister 
Kennedy  James  S.,  mining  engineer,  r.  610  Polk 
Kennedy  Jane  Miss,  housekeeper  839  O'Farrell 
Kennedy  J.  C,  r.  1019  Alabama 
Kennedy  John,  boilermaker,  r.  142  Folsom 
Kennedy  John,  carpenter,  r.  2112  Larkin 
Kennedy  John,  clerk,  r.  35  Welsh 

Kennedy  John,  cook  P.  C.   SS.   Ancon,  r.  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Green 
Kennedy  John,  foreman  Wempe  Bros.,  r.  508  Vallejo 
Kennedy  John,  horseshoer,  r.  319  Clementina 
Kennedy  John,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont; 

gomery 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  r.  313  Main 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  r.  20  Chesley 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  r.  33  Lafayette 
Kennedy  J.ohu.  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  r.  12  Maria 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  r.  SEcor  Broderick  and  Union 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  r.  2433  Larkin 
Kennedy  John,  longshoreman,  r.  32  DeBoom 
Kennedy  John  A.,  shipwright,  r.  267  Clara 
Kennedy  John  D.,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kennedy  John  D.,  salesman,  r.  914  Post 
Kennedy  John  E.,   compositor  Morning   Call,  r.  417 

Kearny 
Kennedy  John  F.  (Turner,  Kennedy  &  Shaw,  and  Mor- 

ris«&  Kennedy)  r.  1727  Pine 
Kennedy  John  H.,  stevedore,  r.  127  Jackson 
Kennedy  John  J.,  compositor,  r.  20  Moss 
Kennedy  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  322  Fifth 
Kennedy  John  J.,  marhiuist,  r.  546  Howard 
Kennedy  John  J.,  sawyer,  r.  2112  Larkin 
Kennedy  John  O'B.,  r.  628  Ellis 
Kennedy  Joseph,  r.  126  Silver 
Kennedy  Joseph,  barber,  r.  90  Everett 
Kennedy  Joseph,  boilermaker,  r.  2  Lick  Alley 
Kennedy  Joseph,  clerk,  r.  112  Ridley 
Kennedy  Joseph,  sawyer,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  Q  and 

R,  Soutli  S.  F. 
Kennedy  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  636  Commercial 
Kennedy   Kate   Miss,   principal  North  Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  1213  Clay 
Kennedy  Katie,  ifonieBtic  458  Guerrero 
Kennedy  Katie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  48  Minna 
Kennedy  Lizzie  Miss,  saleslady  Kennedy,  Brennan  & 

Co.,  r.  949  Harrison 
Kennedy  Lizzie  Miss,  vestmaker,  r.  106  Fourth 
Kennedy  Loren,  driver  Market  St.  RR..  r.  16  Bluxome 
Kennedy  Luke,  eievutorman  Palace  Hotel 
Kennedy  L.  W..  stockbroker,  421  California 
Kennedy  M.,  clerk,  r.  The  Truesdell 
Kfunedy  M.  A.,  theatrical  manager,  r.  218  Stockton 
Kennedy  Maggie,  chambermaid  International  Hotel 
Kennedy  Magviie,  d'>)iu->tic  2510  Clay 
Kennedy  Maggie,  starcher  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r. 

50  Nevada 
Kennedy  Mamie  Miss,  compositor,  r.  59  Stevenson 
Kennedy  M.  A.  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  107  Fifth 
Kennedy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  51  Minna  " 

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Kennedy  Martin,  mason,  r.  11}^  Freelon 
Kennedy  Martin  J.,  signpainter,  r.  11}^  Freelon 
Kennedy  Mary,  domestic  335  Beale 
Kennedy  Mary,  domestic  826  Bush 
Kennedy  Mary,  domestic  1030  Bush 
Kennedy  Mary,  domestic  l'J09  Van  Ness  Av 
Kennedy  Matthew  G.,  mining,  r.  1507  Folsom 
Kennedy  Maurice,  seaman   stmr  Areata,  r.  54   Sacra- 
mento 
Kennedy  Maurice,  shoemaker  City  and   Coiinty  Alms 
House,   r.   E   s   Ocean   House  Koad,   nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Kennedy  Michael,  canmakep,  r.  43  Sixth 
Kennedy  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  '11  Clarence  PI 
Kennedy  Michael,  machinist,  r.  270  Clementina 
Kennedy  Michael,  machinist,  r.  734  Harrison 
Kennedy  Michael,  porter  Sachs,  Heller  &  Co 

Ellis 

Kennedy  Michael,  teamster,  r.  18  Boardman  PI 
Kennedy  Nellie  Miss,  r.  59  Stevenson 
Kennedy  Nora,  domestic  1511  Webster 
Kennedy  P.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Kennedy  Patrick,  briikmason  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
Kennedy.  Patrick,  coalpasser  O.  K.  and  N.  SS.  Colum- 
bia 
Kennedy  Patrick,  expressman,  SE  cor  Pine  and  San- 
some,  r.  107  Perry 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  20  Chesley 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  43  Sixth 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  153  Clara 
Kennedy    Patrick,    laborer,    r.   NE  cor  Folsom   and 

Twenty-seventh,  B.  H. 
Kennedy  Patrick,  marblecutter,  r.  614  Natoma 
Kennedy  Patrick,  molder,  r.  10  Ecker,  rear 
Kennedy  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  319  Harrison 
Kennedy  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  Twenty-third,  bet  York 

and  Hampshire 
Kennedy  Patrick  B.,  importer  drygoods,  232  Kearny, 

r.  N  s  Silver  Av,  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Kennedy  Patrick  J.,  r.  107  Perry 
Kennedy  Patrick  J.,  stockbroker,  r.  1516  Taylor 
Kennedy  Patrick  J.,  watchmaker,  r.  914  Post 
Kennedj'  Peter,  laborer,  r.  120}^  Townsend 
Kennedy  Pbilii)  (Kennedy,  Brennan  &    Co.)    r.   1408 

Howard 
Kennedy  P.  J.,  salesman,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kennedy  Richard,  laborer,  r.  372  Clementina 
Kennedy  Richard  T.,  salesman  Keane   Bros.,  r.   Oak- 
land 
Kennedy  Robert,  r.  216  Third 
Kennedy  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  628  Brannan 
Kennedy  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  1311  California 
Kennedy  Thomas,  iiacker  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.   20 

Chesley 
Kennedy  Thomas,  porter  Whittier,  Fuller   &   Co.,   r. 

564  Howard  j, 

Kennedy  Thomas,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder 
Kennedy  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  r.  2611  Pine 
Kennedy  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  2112  Larkin 
Kennedy  Thomas,  special  policeman,  r.  508  Vallejo 
Kennedy  Thomas  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  508  Vallejo 
Kennedy  Thomas  H.,  carpenter,  r.  27  Clarence  PI 
Kennedy  Thomas  H.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  r.  20 

Moss 
Kennedy  Timothy  J.,  cook,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Kennedy  William,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Kennedy  William,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  725 

Harrison 
Kennedy  William,  engineer  tug  Alpha,  r.  8  Freelon 
Kennedy  William,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Clay  and  Stock- 
ton 
Kennedy  William,  tinroofer,  r.  11  Ji  Freelon 
Kennedy  William,  wheelwright,  r.  1714  Jessie 
Kennedy  William  E.,  woodcarver,  r.  W  s  Washington 

Av,  nr  Precita  PI,  B.  H.,  rear 
Kennedy  William  H.,  teamster,  r.  526  Merchant 
Kennedy  William  J.,  clerk  First  National  Gold  Bank 

of  S.  F.,  r.  37  Rauseh 
Kennedy  &  McGruder  (Mrs.  Kate  McGruder)   millin- 
ery, 915  Market 
Kennelly  Daniel,  ironmolder,  r.21  Moss 
Kenuelly  Edward,  amalgamator,  r.  1432  Jackson 
Kennelly  Edward  B.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

r.  1432  Jackson 
Kennelly  Esther  Miss,  r.  1219  Green 
Kennelly  Mary  Miss,  r.  1219  Green 
Kennelly  Patrick(Kennelly  &  Sullivan)r.  611  Seventh 
KenneUy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  11  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Kennelly  &  Sullivan  (Patrick  Kennelly  and  Florence 
Sullivan)  blacksmiths,  1123  Market 


l9£P"Kennelly.     See  Kenealy  and  Kennealy 
Kennerson  Elisha,  deputy  sheriflF.r.  SE  cor  Union  and 

Gough 
Kennerson  Sophia  G.,  widow,  r.  1404  Van  Ness  Av 
Kennett  William,  stovemounter,  r.  30  Silver,  rear 
Kenney  Augustus  Reid,  clerk  pay  dept  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

501  Geary 
Kenney  Catharine,  widow,  r.  115  Ash  Av 
Kenney  Catherine,  domestic  454  Bryant 
Kenuey  Charles,  machinist,  r.  83  Clementina 
Kenney  Charles,  machinffet,  r.  1151  Folsom 
Kenney  Charles,  i^ainter,  r.  547  Mission 
Kenney  Charles  A.  (Kenney  &  Dyer)  r.  314  Stockton 
Kenney  Edward,  hackman,  r.  803  Greenwich 
Kenney  Edward,  laborer,  r.  106  William 
Kenney  Frances,  cook,  1112  Bush 
Kenney  G.  W.,  mining,  r.  32  Fourth 
Kenney  James,  laborer,  r.  112  William 
Kenuey  James,  longshoreman,  r.  38  Loiysa 
Kenuey  James,  melter  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead    Co., 

r.  2625  Folsom 
Kenney  James,  milkman,  r.  SW  cor   San  Bruno   Road 

and  Serpentine  Av 
Kenney  James,  miner,  r.  8  Willow  Av 
Kenney  James  S.,  r.  2625  Folsom 
Kenney  John,  dummyman,  r.  1406  Pacific 
Kenuey  John,  hackman  Plazi,  r.  803  Greenwich 
Kenney  John,  janitor,  r.  6  Miles  PI 
Kenney  John,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Kenney  John,  miner,  r.  17  Seventh 
Kenney  John  W.,  machinist,  r.  1151  Folsom 
Kenney  Luke,  night  watchman  Palace   Hotel,  r.  151 

Tehama 
Kenney  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  211  ><;  Tehama 
Kenney  Martiu  (Kenney  &  Gilligan)  r.  127  Eighth 
Kenney  Mary  Miss,  vestmaker  C.  Ward,  r.  Oakland 
Kenney  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  17  Seventh 
Kenney  Michael,  coremaker,  r.  112  William 
Kenney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Kenney  Michael,  liquor  saloon,   Dunbar  Alley,   rear 

old  City  Hall 
Kenuey  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  153'^  Clara 
Kenney  Michael  M.,  expressman,  r.  216  Ninth 
Kfenney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  245}^  Perry,  rear 
Kenney  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  6  Rincon  Av 
Kenney  Patrick,  shoemaker,  237  Jackson 
Kenuey  Samuel,  upholsterer  Indianapolis  Chair  Man- 
ufacturing Co. 
Kenn'ey  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  944  Mission 
Kenney  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  18  Bryant  Av 
Kenney  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  430  Clementina 
Kenney   William,  laborer,  r.  N   s   Moulton,   bet   Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 
Kenney    William,    pantryman    American    Exchange 

Hotel 
Kenney  William,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Kenney  &  Dyer  (Charles  A.  Kenney  and  Joseph 

P.  Dyer)  stockbrokers,  228  Montgomery 
Kenney  &  Gilligan  (Martin  Kenney  and  Martin  Gilli- 
gan) wood  and  coal,  127  Eighth 
\SW  Kenney.     See  Kenny  and  Kinney 
Kenuifl" Andrew  D.,  foreman   Union   Box  Factory,  r. 

1417  Mason 
Kenniff  Cornelius  A.,  clerk  Davisson,  Hall  &  Co.,  r. 

1417  Mason 
Kennison   J.   Fred,   clerk    Hartford    Fire  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Kennistou  J.  J.,  traveling  salesman  Benedict  &  Smith, 

136  Montgomery 
Kennovan  Jame.*,  cigars,   NE  cor  Montgomery   and 

Sacramento,  r.  Portland  Lodging  House 
Kenny  Alfred,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Kenny  Bernard,  nurse   City  and   County  Hospital,  r. 

1017  Hampshire 
Kenny  Catherine,  domestic  608  Guerrero 
Kenny  Delia,  domestic  4  Waller 
Kenny  Dennis,  carrier  Call   and  BitUetin,   r.  20  Oak 

Grove  Av 
Kenny  Edward,  contractor,  r.  2733  Pine 
Kenny  Frank   G.,  clerk  Spring  Valley  W.W.,  r.  619 

Pine 
Kenny  Frank  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  734  Church 
Kenny  George  L.,  manager  bank  and  official  dept  A. 

L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  809  Guerrero 
Kenny  George  L.  Jr.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &   Co.,  r. 

809  Guerrero 
Kenny   Isabella,    widow,   r.   W   s    Chattanooga,    bet 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Kenny  James,  waiter,  r.  737  Howard 
Kenny  James,  whitener,  r.  13  Mason 


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Kenny  James  F.,  clerk  Timothy  Horgan,  r.  517  Hick- 
ory Av 
Kenny  Jeremiah,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 
Kenny  John,  capitalist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Kenny  John,  carriagemaker.  850  Howard,  r.  Nebraska, 

hvt  Twenty-l'unrth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Kenny  John,  foreman  machinist  itna  Iron  Works,  r. 

S  s  Nineteenth,  bet  Sherman  and  Diamond 
Kenny  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet  Point 

Lobos  Av  and  A 
Kenny  John,  laborer  Pao.  Rolling  Mills 
Kenny  John,  mechanic,  r.  737  Howard 
Kenny  John,  milk  dairy,E  s  Twenty-sixth  Av,  nr  Point 

Lobos  Av 
Kenny  John,  saloonkeeper,  r.  426  Stevenson 
Kenny  John,  w'aiter,  r.  274  Minna 
Kenny  •Tolin,  wholesale  liquors,  COS  Front,  r.  NW 

cor  Yolo  and  Nebi'aska 
Kenny  John  D.,  guard  House  of  Correction 
Kenny  John  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  1004  Mission 
Kenny  John  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  1020  Pacific 
Kenny  John  S.,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Kenny  John  S.,  tailor,  17  Geary,  r.  6503^  Natoma 
Kenny  Julia,  widow,  r.  1022  Pacific 
Kenny  Kearn,  real  estate  and  business  agent,  22 

Kearny,  r.  1628  Pierce 
Kenny  Lauience,^bagsewer,  and  extraman   Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1617  Leavenworth 
Kenny  Margaret,  widow,  r.  431  Minna 
Kenny  Margaret  T.,  widow,  r.  734  Church 
Kenny  Mary  J.  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  23  Park  Av 
Kenny  Michael,  gasfitter  A.  F.  Nye  &  Co.,  315  Pine 
Kenny  Owen,  hackman,  r.  17  Hubbard 
Kenny  Owen,  waiter,  r.  446  Natoma 
Kenny  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  127  Jackson 
Kenny  Patrick,  tanner,  r.  517  Hickory  Av 
Kenny  Patrick,  yardman  F.  Barnard  &  Co.,  r.  903  Bat- 
tery, rear 
Kenny  Peter  C,  clerk  Kearn  Kenny,  r.  1628  Pierce 
Kenny  P.  H.,  coiiyist  County  Clerk,  r.  353M  Clara 
Kenny  Therese,  widow,  r.  23  Park  Av 
Kenny  Thomas   (Cole,  Kenny  ■&,  Co.)   r.  10  Verona, 

rear 
Kenny  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  944  Mission 
Kenny  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  Branch  House 
Kenny  T.  W.,  clerk  F.  A.  Rouleau,  r.  219  Dupont 
Kenny  William,  laborer,  r.  33  Lafayette 
BS"  Kenny.     See  Keuney,  Kinne,  Kinney  and  Kenna 
Kensel  Katie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  1315  Kearny 
Kensington  Carriage  Manufactory,  John  Knownburg 

proptr,  2621  Folsom 
Kensley  Peter,  gripman  Presidio  RE.,  r.  1205  Union 
Kent  Daniel  M.,  mining  secretary,  330  Pine,  rooms 

18-19,  r.  Oakland 
Kent  D.  B.  Mrs.,  r.  315  Ellis 
Kent  Edwin,  janitor,  r.  1527  J^  Clay 
Kent  George  C,  cutter  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  863 

Mission 
Kent  George  F.,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia,  r. 

440  Third 
Kent  Harry  S.,  train  messenger  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Kent  James,  wood  and  coal,  1907  Howard 
Kent  K.  Copel,  shii^ping  clerk  Cutting  Packing  Co., 

r.  72  Natoma 
Kent  Mary  T.,  widow,  r.  710  Clementina 
Kent  Matilda,  widow,  r.  114  Guerrero 
Kent  Perez,  manager  Windsor  Oil  Depot,  335  Hayes 
Kent  R.  F.  dt  Co.  (Richard  F.  Kent)  stockbrokers,  318 

Montgomery 
Kent  Richard  F.  (R.  F.  Kent  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Kent  Samuel  H.,  builder,  r.  1041  Polk 
Kent  Thaddeus  B.,  assistant  surveyor  S.  F.  Savings 

Union,  r.  218  Stockton 
Kent  Thomas,  peddler,  r.  6  Clara  Lane 
Kent  William  G.,  r.  509  Minna 

Kentaro  Yaita«^a,  consul  Japan,  office  703   Mar- 
ket, r.  Alameda 
Kenttield  Edward  E.,  cashier  John  Kentfield  &  Co..  r. 

331  Fremont 
Kentfield  Frank  C,  with  John  Kentfield  k  Co.,  r.  333 

Fremont 
Kentfield  John  (John  Kentfield  &  Co.)  r.  .333  Fremont 
Kentflelcl    John   «Sc    Co.  (Jbnn  Kentfield)  mufrs 

and  dealers  lumber.  Pier  9  Steuart 
Kentuck  Mining   Co.    (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  A.  C.   Stuart 

secretary,  234  Montgomery 
Kentucky   St.   Methodist  Episcopal   Church,  George 

H.  McCracken  pastor,  W  s  Kentucky,  bet  Butte 

and  Solano 


Kentzel  James  W.,  meterman   S.   F.  Gas  Light  Co.' 
and  foreman  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.' 
r.  1317  Broadway 
Kentzel  Joseph  E..  deckhand  0.  P.  RR  stmr  El  Capi- 

tan,  r.  7  Franklin 
Kentzel  William  H.,  sergeant  police,  r.  7  Franklin 
Kenyon  Curtis  G.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 
and  r.  664  Mission.     Office  hours  1  to  3  and  7  to  8 
P.  M. 
Kenyon  John,  foreman  City  Cab  and  Carriage  Co.,  r. 

418  Jones 
Kenyon  Thomas  C,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  105  Capp 
Kenyon  Wayne  M.,  salesman  H.  8.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  27 

Geary 
Kenzeler  George,  sash  and  blindmaker,  r.  113  Silver 
Keogan  Patrick,  speculator,  r.  18  Hollis 
Keogh  Bridget  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  36C  Natoma 
Keogh  James  R.,  cierk,  r.  411  Ellis 
Keogh  John,  shoemaker,  r.  120  Guerrero 
Keogli  John,  iipholsterers'  goods,  73-75  New  Mont- 
gomery, r.  2512  Clay 
Keogh  Michael,  laborer  N.   B.  and   M.  RR.,  r.  10  Mil- 
ler PI 
Keogh  Michael,  with  John  Keogh,  r.  421  Minna 
Keogh  Michael  W.,  miisician  and  furnished  rooms, 

366  Natoma 
Keogh  Peter,  sailmaker,  r.  273  Jessie 
Keogh  T.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  varieties,  1157  Folsom 
Keogh  Thomas,  stockraiser,  r.  517  Stevenson 
Keogh  Thomas,   traveling   salesman  John   Keogh,  r. 

421  Minna 
Keogh  William  H.,  salesman  John  Keogh,  r.  421  Minna 
iK^Keogh.     See  Kehoe  and  Keough 
Keon  John,  brushmaker,  r.  302  Fifth 
Keon  John,  first  assistant  engineer  Oregon  Imp.  SS. 

Mississippi 
Keough  Elizabeth,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  5043^  Guerrero 
Keough  John,  shoemaker,  r.  Dolores,  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
Keough  Lancelot  R.,  salesman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &   Co., 

r.  666  HaiTison 
Keough  Patrick,  clerk  I.  C.  Wingate,  r.  0  Sacramento 
Keough  Thomas  E.,  moldtr,  r.  666  Harrison 
S^Keough.     See  Kehoe  and  Keogh 
Keoughan  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  124  Bernard 
Keptier  Jennie,  widow,  r.  139  Silver 
Kejjpel  A.  C,  liquor  saloon,  1910  Mission 
Keppenberg  Emil,  seaman  schr  Sparkling  Sea,  r.  104 

Berry 
Keppler  Louis,  bookkeeper  John  H.  Fisher,  r.  2422 

Bryant 
Keran  William,  carpenter,  r.  1032  Mission 
Kerber  Henry  C,  resident  physiciauGerman    Hospi- 
tal, Noe,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Ridley 
Kerbs  &  Spiess    (New  York)    mnfrs    cigars,  Arnold 

PoUak  &  Co.  agents,  206  Sacramento 
Kercheval  James  L.,  freight  clerk  Cal.  Transportation 

Co.,  r.  106 X'  Third 
Kercheval  Robert,  r.  617  Larkin 
Kerdel  Ante  in.  jeweler,  r.  717  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kerdel  Edward,  boxmaker.  r.  717  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kerford  Charles,  carpenter   Cook   &   Trouusun,  r.  514 

Pine 
Kerivan  Mary,  widow,  r.  26  Alta 
Kerliu  George  B.,  capitalist,  r.  21  Hawthorne 
Kerlin  George  B.  Jr.,  clerk  I.  B.  Van  Winkle  &  Co.,  r. 

21  Hawthorne 
Kerlin  Henry  E.,  sacksewer,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
Kerlin  Lizzie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  21  Hawthorne 
Kermode  Edward,  millman,  r.  40  Everett 
Kern  Adam,  brewer,  r.  1202  Larkin 
Kern  Benjamin  F.,  pressman  Alta  California,  r.  442 

Second 
Kern  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  S  a  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Ma- 
sonic Av  and  Wood 
Kern  Diana,  domestic  1321  Pine 
Kern  Jacob,  fresco  painter,  r.  315  O'Farrell 
Kern  John  J.,  bookbiiidir.  r.  729  Green 
Kern  Julius,  salesman  Keano  Bros.,  r.  519  O'Farrell 
Kern  Julius,  teamster,  r.  258  Third 
Kern  Morris  J.,  telegraijh  line   repairer,  r.  711   Lin- 
den Av 
Kern  Peter,  porter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Kern  Samuel  F  .  boilermaker.  r.  629  Second 
Kern   Valley  Water  Co..  Frank  L.  Palmer  secretary, 

533  Kearny,  room  1 
Kern  William  (Strecker  &  Kern)  r.  1010  Hyde 
8£^  Kern.     See  Kearn 

Kernaghan   John,  liquor  saloon,  416   Fourth,  r.   404 
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Kernaghan  Rebecca  Mrs.,  dry  goods.  404  Fourth 
Kernau   Charles,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet 

Diamond  and  Douglass 
Kernau  Elward  A.,  furniture  polisher,  r.  522  Geary 
Kernau  Edward  J.,  bookbinder,  r.  1155  Folsoni 
Kernau  James,  hackman,  r.  56  Shipley 
Kernan  John,  r.  44  Sixth 
Kernan  John,  hackman,  r.  723  Seventeenth 
Kernan  John  C,  compositor,  r.  951  Mission 
Kernan  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  NW  cor  Church  and 

Thirtieth 
Kerner  Cliarles,  barber  Adam  Grimm,  r.  Oakland 
Kerner  Christian,  butcher,  r.  Ninth  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  r. 
Kerner  Frank,  packer  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r.  539 

Minna 
Kerner  Harry  J.,  carpetcutter  Charles  M.Plum  &  Co., 

r.  539  Minna 
Kerner  Louis,  clerk  Hammond  &  Wright,  r.  539  Minna 
Kerner  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Market  and  Jones, 
I  r.  539  Minna 

Kerns  Albert,  blacksmith,  r.  San  Bruno  Hotel 
Kerns  John,  electrician  American  Dist.  Tel.  Co.,  r.  426 

Geary 
Kerns  Mary,  widow,  r.  423  Clementina 
Kerns  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  415  Twenty-ninth  . 
Kerns  Philip,  engineer,  r.  44  Ritch 
'  89^  Kerns.     See  Cairns  and  Kearns 
Kerr  Andrew,  yardman  R.  D.  Chandler,  r.  10  Bartol 
Kerr  Charles  J.,  cooper,  r.  1160  Folsom 
Kerr  Charles  W.  (Harris  &  Kerr)  r.  524  O^Farrell 
Kerr  David,  book  and  job  printer,  608  Market,  r.  524 

Taylor 
Kerr  David,  carriage,   wagon   and   truck   mnfr,  47-.49 

Beale,  r.  316  Fulton 
Kerr  David,  foreman  William  Kerr,  r.  913  Battery 
Kerr  Earl,  foreman  William  Kerr,  r.  9,13  Battery 
Kerr  Earl  T.,  bookkeeper  William  Kerr,  r.  Oakland 
Kerr  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  1826  Jessie 
Kerr  Edward,  dry  goods,  540  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia 

and  Mission,  r.  9  Glen  Park  Av 
Kerr  James,  machinist,  r.  328  Fremont 
Kerr  James,  painter,  r.  119  Silver 
Kerr  James  A.,  teacher  music,  r.  1237  Stockton 
Kerr  James  P.,  cashier  Morning  Call,  r.  112  Kearny 
Kerr  James  W.  (Steiger  &  Kerr)  r.  813  Pierce 
Kerr  John,  hackman  Plaza,  r.  110  Clinton 
Kerr  John,  oiler  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache,  r.  1419  Kearny 
Kerr  John,  pattern  maker,  r.  64  Tehama 
Kerr  John,  waiter,  r.  2  Caroline  PI 
Kerr  John,  waiter,  r.  16  Natoma 

Kerr  John,  wood  and  coal,  1156  Folsom,  r.  Ill  Eighth 
Kerr  John,  woodcarver,  r.  524  Taylor 
Kerr  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  3102  Sixteenth 
Kerr  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  103  King 
Kerr  Joseph  A.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Kerr  Martin,   clerk    What    Cheer  House,   529   Sacra- 
mento 
Kerr  Matthew  (Kerr  &  Hellmers)  r.  19  Clara 
Kerr  Robert,  teamster,  r.  1222  Folsom 
Kerr  Thomas,  clerk  Parrott  &  Co.,  r.  1237  Stockton 
Kerr  Thomas,  hostler  City  RR.,  r.  1444  Minna 
Kerr  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  19  Johnson  Av 
Kerr  Thomas  H.,   clerk   Thomas  H.    Selby    &  Co.,  r. 

1237  Stockton 
Kerr  William,  physician,  office  and  r.  813  Pierce 
Kerr  William,  teamster   and  contractor,  903   Bat- 
tery 
Kerr  Wiljiam  R.,  cooper,  r.  1158  Folsom 
Kerr  &   Hellmers  (Matthew  Kerr  and   Herman  Hell- 
mers) liquor  saloon,  111  Leidesdorff 
K^Kerr.     See  Kurr 

Kerrigan  Annie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  341  Minna 
Kerrigan  Charles,    clerk   H.    C.    Egerton,   r.  408  Mc- 
Allister 
Kerrigan  David,  driver  Hook  and  Ladder   No.   3,   S. 

F.  F.  D.,  r.  1744  Market 
Kerrigan  Edward,  butcher,  r.  125  Twelfth 
Kerrigan  Edward,  house  painter,  r.  1105  Union 
Kerrigan  Edward   J.,   shoe  dresser,   r.   Chenery,   bet 

Mateo  and  Miguel 
Kerrigan  Francis,   shoemaker,   r.  Gunnison  Av,   bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Kerrigan  James,  boilermaker,  r.  116  Welsh 
Kerrigan  James,  foimdiyman,  r.  Chenery,  bet  Miguel 

and  Mateo 
Kerrigan  James  T.,  shoemaker,  r.   Twenty-fourth,   nr 

Harrison 
Kerrigan  John,  r.  408  McAllister 
Kerrigan  John,  butcher,  r.  12  Leroy  PI  I 


Kerrigan  John,  laborer,  r.  8  Hunt 
Kerrigan  John,  laborer,  r.  207  Folsom 
Kerrigan  Joseph,  gteward,  r.  NE  cor  First   and   Bran- 
nan 
Kerrigan  Kate,  domestic  611  Van  Ness  Av 
Kerrigan  Mary,  domestic  711  Taylor 
Kerrigan  Mary,  domestic  1408  Van  Ness  Av 
Kerrigan  Mary  A.  Miss,  shoehtter,  r.  94G  Harrison 
Kerrigan  Michael,  tailor,  661  Mission,  r.  341  Minna 
Kerrigan  Michael  J.,  foreman  A.  M.  Jewell  &  Co.,  r.  7 

Mint  Av 
Kerrigan  Nellie  Miss,  shoefltter,  r.  946  Harrison 
Kerrigan  Patrick,  bootmaker,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Kerrigan  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  236  Brannan 
Kerrigan  Patrick  H.,  lather,  r.  436  Stevenson 
Kerrigan  Thomas  F.,   messenger  Chief  Quartermas- 
ter's Office,  Presidio,  r.  E   s  Lyon,   bet  Lombard 
and  Greenwich 
Kerrigan  Timothy,  iron  worker,  r.  115  Welsh 
fi^"  Kerrigan.     See  Carrigan 
Kerrisou  Edmond  P.,  bookkeeper  American   Salt   Co., 

r.  S  s  Serpentine  Av,  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Kerrisou  George,  carpenter,  r.  2128  Bush 
Kerrison  George  G.,  secretary  Golden    City  Chemical 

Works,  303  Montgomery,  r.  721  Green 
Kerrison  Robert  E.,  capitalist,  r.  S  s  Serpentine  Av, 

bet  Harrison  and  Folsom 
Kerrison  Robert  J.,  plumber  Pioneer  White    Lead 

Works,  r.  231  Sixth 
Kerrison  S.  H.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r. 

Serpentine  Av,  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Kerrisou  Stephen,  clerk   Herman   Schlingman,  r.  S  s 

Serpentine  Av,  bet  Harrison  and  Folsom 
Kerrison  Walter  W.,  salesman  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.   2128 

Bush 
Kerrison  William  H.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press, r.  36}^  Perry 
Kerruish  Edward,   shipwright,   520  Battery,   r.   1005 

Twentieth 
Kerruish  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  r.  47  Stanly  PI 
Kersacks  George,  coachman,  r.  429  Bush 
Kersaint  Gustave,  teacher  French,  r.  1518  Mission 
Kersell  Adam,  driver,  r.  156  Third 
Kershaw  Alvin,  seaman,  r.  503  Folsom 
Kershaw  Marsden,  coal  dealer,    17-19  Spear,  r.   917 

Guerrero 
Kershaw  W.  H.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Kerssenbrock  Bernhardt,  cooper,  r.  429  Bush 
Kersten  Louis,  foreman  Muser  Bros.,  r.  708  Green 
Kersten  Margaret,  domestic  600  Jones 
Kervan  Harry  E.,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  610  Powell 
Kervan  Ida  M.  Miss,  assistant  Garfield  Primary  School, 

r.  610  Powell 
Kervan  Thomas  L.,  foreman  H.  Peulecka,  r.  610  Pow- 
ell 
Kerwin  Eliza,  domestic  1501  Washington 
Kerwiu  Hugh,  teamster,  r.  41  Nevada 
Kerwin  James,  proptr  Sea  Wall  Hotel,  1  Bay 
Kerwin  John,  longshoreman,  r.  E  s  Ferrie,  bet   Point 

Lobos  Av  and  Post 
Kerwin  Martin,  laborer,  r.  17  Laskie 
Kerwin  Mary,  cook  1108  Bush 
Kerwin  Patrick,  r.  7  Garden 
Kerwin  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  6  Zoe 
Kerwin  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  108  Langton,  rear 
Keseler  Arthur,  hostler,  r.  608  Howard 
Keser  Alfred  S.,  bookbinder,  r.  1114  Taylor 
Keser  Frank,  milker,  r.  F,  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eigbt- 

eenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Keser  Louis,  clothing,  15  Sixth 
Keslake  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Kesseler  Francis  (J.  &  F.  Kesseler)  r.  1912   Stevenson 
Kesseler  Francis  A.,  bookkeeper  J.  &  F.  Kesseler,  r. 

1912  Stevenson 
Kesseler  J.   &  F.,   Steam   Marble   and   Onyx  Works, 

Brannan.  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Kesseler  Joseph  (J.  &  F.  Kesseler)   r.  1912   Stevenson 
Kesseler  Joseph  Jr.,  marble  cutter,  r.  1912  Stevenson 
Kesseler  Robert,  milker.  Ocean  House  Boad,  nr  Sev- 
enteenth 
R^Kisseler.     See  Kessler 

Kesser  Niklaus,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627 Commercial 
Kessiiig  G.  B.,  r.  428  Broadway 

Kessiug  John  E.,  with  John  H.  Kessing,  r.  963  Harri- 
son 
Kessiug  John  F.,  inspector  gas  meters,  4  Battery,  r. 

1017  Twenty-lirst 
Kessing  John  F.  Jr.,  photographer,  r.  1017  Twenty-first 
Kessing  John  H.,  fish,  79-80  Cal.  Market  and  7  Clay 
St.  Market,  r.  963  Harrison 


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KesBiug's  Hall,  SE  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-first 
KesBler  Adam,  bartender,  r.  311  Pacific 
Kessler  August,  bookkeeper  John  MuUer,  r.  110  Sev- 
enth 
Kessler  August,  laborer,  r.  37  Natonla 
Kessler  Henry,  machinist,  r.  430  J^  Seventh 
Kessler  Eichard,  cook,  r.  252  Third 
tISr  Kessler.     See  Kesseler 
Kestel  George,  cigars  and  tobacco,  226  Montgomery,  r. 

258  Clementina 
Kester  Jacob,  blacksmith,  r.  235  Langton 
Ketehum  Clarence  F.  (Ford  &  Ketchum)  r.  751  Harri- 
son 
KetchumD.Fiuley, cigars  and  tobacco, Oakland  Ferry, 

r.  2025  Mason 
Ketchum  William  W.,  carxaenter,  r.  733  Natoma,  rear 
Ketchum  W.  L.,  conductor  Gfeary  St.  RR.,r.  1C04  Geary 
Ketels  Conrad  M.,  weigher  Jackson   St.  Wharf ,  r.  308 

Green 
Ketelsan  Frederick,  billiardtablemaker,  r.  22  Turk 
Kethly  Julia  A., widow,  r.  028  Geary,  rear 
Ketseher  Gustavus,  machinist,  r.  18  First 
Ketterlinus  Printing  House   (Philadelphia)  John  W. 
Roberts  &  Co.  sole  agents  Pacific  Coast,  508  Mont- 
gomery 
Kettle  W.  H.,  machinist,  r.  2  Stanly  Court 
Kettle  William  (Kettle  &  Paladini)  r.  3-tl  Fourth 
Kettle  &  Paladini  (William  Kettle  and  Achille  Pala- 
dini) fishdealers,  11-12  Bay  City  Market 
Kettleman  William,  painter,  r.  N  s  Bryant,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fourth and  Twenty-fifth 
Kettlesen  Peter,  laborer,  r.  228  Montgomery  Av 
Kettlewell  Joseph  A.,  salesman  Cohnreich   Bros.,  r. 

418  Jones 
Kettnauer  Anton,  r.  SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Kearny 
Keuerleber  August,    liquor    saloon,   623  East  r.   260 

Steuart 
Keuerleber  Gottlieb,  cooper,  r.  1420  Pine 
Keuerleber  Rosa,  domestic  50S  Taylor 
Keuerleber  William  F.,  bartender,  r.  260  Steuart 
Keutschler  Charles,  r.  21  Dupout 
Keutschler  F.,  r.  1922  Jessie 
Keville  Burnette,  driver  Omnibus  TlR.,  r.  219}<S  Te- 

hama 
Keville  John,  teamster,  r.  54  Sacramento 
Kewell  James,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Kewen  Edward  J.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1002  Geary 
Kewen  Perrie,  attorney  at   law,  and  bailiff  Supreme 

Court  of  Cal.,  105  Stockton,  r.  1002  Geary 
Kewin  Charles  F.,  clerk   Levi   Strauss   &   Co.,  r.  120 

First  Av 
Kewin  Rosie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  Church,  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Kewin  William,  patternmaker,  r.  120  First  Av 
Kewitz  Charles,  bartender,  r.  460  Jessie 
Kewmy  John,  coachman,  r.  1602  Pacific  Av 
Kewuig  John,  wood  and  ivory  turner,  10  Stevenson,  r. 

314  Clementina 
Keyer  John,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  193  Sixteenth 
Keyes  Alice  Miss,  capmaker,  r.  34  Moss 
Keyes  .\nne,  widow,  r.  109  Freelon 
Keyes  Arthur  T.,  butcher,  r.  624  Turk 
Keyes  Bernard  A.,  waiter,  r.  408  Fourth 
Keyes  Douglas  G.,  wheelwright,  r.  405  Kearny 
Keyes  Elijah  B.,  assis^nt  weigher  Custom  House,  r. 

34  Moss 
Keyes  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Keyes  George  O.,  laborer,  r.  Twentieth  Av,  bet  G  and 

H,  South  S.  F. 
Keyes  Oliver,  clam  dealer,  r.  Twentieth  Av,  bet  Q  and 

H,  South  S.  F. 
Keyes  Orsen  H.,  butcher,  50  Steuart,  r.  001   Van  Ness 

Av  - 

Keyes  Pauline  Mrs?,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Keyes  Rosauna,  widow,  r.  112  Hayes 
Keyes  William  C.  teamster,  r.  1209  Folsom 
Keyes  William  H.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  121  Montgomery 
Keyes  W.P.,  clerk  Tillmann  &  Bendel,  r.  601  Van  Ness 

Av 
B^Keyes.     See  Kies 

Keyler  Kate  Miss,  hairdresser,  r.24  5^  Howard  Court 
Keym  Frederick,  upholsterer,  r.  240  Sixih 
Keyne  Patrick  J.,  boilermakci,  r.  807  Mission 
Keys  Gilbert   S.    (Dempster  &  Keys)    r.    1020  Four- 
teenth, Oakland 
Keyser  Henry  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  28  Second  Av 
Keysor  Howard,  operator  American  District  Tel.  Co., 

r.  28  Second  Av 
Keyser  Myron  N.,  millbaud,  r.  425  Third 


Keyser  Nathaniel,  r.  425  Third 

Keyser  Paul,  general  commission  merchant,  206  Clay, 

r.  1208  Turk 
Keyser  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  28  Second  Av 
B^Keyser.     See  Kaiser  and  Kayser 
Keystou  Brothers  (James  W.  and  William  D.)  proptrs 

Keyston  Whip  Co.,  2629  Mission 
Keyston  James  W.  (Keyston  Brothers)  r.2610  Mission 
Keyston  Samuel,  capitalist,  r.  1.512  Church 
Keyston  Whip   Co.,   Keyston   Brothers  proptrs,   2629 

Mission 
Keyston  William  l>.  (Keyston   Brothers)  r.  2645  Mis- 
sion 
Keystone  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Amador  Co.,  Cal.) 

310  Pine,  room  40 
Keystone  House,  Frank  N.  Nicolaysen  proprietor, 

127-129  Jackson 
Keyt  John  E.,  manager  Keyt  &  Co.,  537  Commercial,  r. 

707  Polk 
Keyt  &  Co.  (estate  of  A.  C.  Keyt)  bill  posters,  John  E. 

Keyt  manager,  .537  Commercial 
Keyton  Patrick,  teamster  Hancock  &  Kelso,  r.  NW  cor 

Bay  and  Powell 
Kezar  A.  H.,  timekeeper  Sutter  St.  RR. 
Khoner  Robert,  bootblack,  r.  .500  Broadway 
Kibbe  George  R.,  bookkeeper  George  M.  Wood  &  Co., 

r.  615  Post 
Kibbe  Horace  W.,  bartender  Adam  &  Kibbe,  r.  131 

Fourth 
Kibbe  Howard  D.,  tinsmith,  r.  1112  Powell 
Kibbe  Lincoln  M.,  gloveumker.  r.  1112  Powell 
Kibbe  Millard  (Adam  &  Kibbe)  r.  1112  Powell 
Kibbe  Thornton  M.,  clerk,  r.  1112  Powell 
Kibler  W.  T.,  r.  61  Second 
Kicke  L.,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  Alameda 
Kidd  Alexander,  machinist  Goss  Jt  Dow,  r.  7.34 M  How- 
ard 
Kidd  Alexander,  musician  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  704  Union 
Kidd  Anthony,  watchmaker,  r.  523  Sixth 
Kidd  Brothers  (Leonard  W.  and   Louis  R.)   printers 

and  publishers  Saturday  Local,  SW  cor  Nineteenth 

and  Capp 
Kidd  Elmore  A.,  bookkeeper  Harvey  W.  Rice,  r.  2614 

Folsom 
Kidd  George  M.,  musician,  r.  705  Vallejo 
Kidd  George  V.,  carriagepainter,  r.  2614  Folsom 
Kidd  George  W.,  teamster,  r.  243  Ritch 
Kidd  James,  contractoi',  r.  2245  Missiau 
Kidd  James,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Kidd  James  E.,  musician  Winter  Garden,  r.  705  Val- 

lejo 
Kidd  Jessie,  widow,  r.  570  Howard 
Kidd  John  (C.  S.  Moses  &  Co.)  r.  1533  Howard 
Kidd  John  T.,  archit%ct,  28  New  Montgomery,  r.  2245 

Mission 
Kidd  liBonard  W.  (Kidd  Brothers)  and  newspa- 
per manager  Pacific  Newspaper  Publishing  Co.,r. 

SW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Capp 
Kidd  Louis  R.  (Kidd  Brothers)  r.  203  Sixteenth,  bet 

MiHsiou  and  Howard 
Kidd  Mary  Miss  (Fenn  &  Co.)  r.  1505  Market 
Kidd  Phoebe  A.,  widow,  r.  003  Sutter 
Kidd  Powers  (Cobleigh  &  Kidd)  r.  1521  California 
Kidd  Robert,  machinist,  r.  110  Minna 
Kidd  Sarah  Mrs.,  nurse  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum 
Kidd  Thomas  R.  G.,  r.  1710  Masou 
Kidd  William,  stevedore,  r.  1222  Montgomery 
Kidd  William  H.,  business  manager  Harvey  W.  Rice, 

r.  2614  Folsom 
Kidder  Charles  A.,  painter,  r.  14  Stockton 
Kidder  George  E.,  storekeeper  O.  andO.  SS.  Belgic,  r. 

444  Minna 
Kidder  George  W.,  peddler,  r.  636  Commercial 
Kidder  R.  D.,  sawyer  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  7  Langton 
Kidder  S.  Mrs.,  w  idow,  r.  124  Eddy 
Kiddy  David,  machinist,  r.  202  Second 
Kidney  John,  longshoreman,  r.  210  Ritch 
Kidney  John  J.,  hor.'^e  dealer,  r.  83  Ninth 
Kidney  Timothy,  seaman,  r.  210  Ritch 
Kidney  William,  longshoreman,  r.  254  First 
Kidwell  John,  gardi  ner,  r.  1213 M  Union 
KieferJohn  (Heider  &  Co.)  r.  1603  Turk 
Kiefer  Philip  (Flieler  .^:  Kiefer)  r.  239  Oak 
Kiefer  Theodore,  barber,  r.  512  Branuan 
It^Kiefer.     See  Keefer 
Kietfer  Alois,   tallowmaker.   Thirty-second  Av,  bet  G 

and  H,  Soutli  S.  F. 
Kieffer  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  219  Mission 
Kiegan  Edward,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

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Kiehl  Daniel,  fireman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla  Walla 
Kiehl  Jennie  Miss,  laundress,  r.  915  Buchanan 
1  Kiehn  August,  liquor  saloon,  534  Washington,  r.  16i3 

Mission 
I  Kiel  E.  H.,  steward  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
I  Kiel  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Kiel  Jacob,  r.  336  Green 
!  Kiel  John  H.,  cook,  E  s  San  Bruno  Road,  nr  Army 
;  Kiely  James,  porter,  r.  1330  Howard 
Kienborts  Daniel,  nhysician,  office  and  r.  235  Sixth 
Kiep  John  H.,  teamster,  r.  745  Market 
1  Klernan  Ann,  widow,  r.  9  Bryant  Av,  rear 
1  Kiernan   Barney,   machinist    Palmer    &    Rey,  r.   603 
Srannan 
Kiernan  Bessie,  chambermaid  Brooklyn  Hotel 
I  Kiernan  Charles,  gardener,  r.  13  Moss 
i  Kiernan  Charles  H.,  salesman  Christian  Muller,  r.  83G 

Mission 
i  Kiernan  Charles  M.,    upholsterer,  r.  233  Montgomery 
I  Av 

;  Kiernan  Ellen,  widow,  r.  430  J^  Natoma 

Kiernan  Francis  J.,  candies  and  cigars,  230  Post 
j  Kiernan  James,  laborer,  r.  9  Bryant  Av,  rear 
1  Kiernan  James,  laborer,  r.  Niagara  House 
Kiernan  James,  master  mariner,  r.  1129  Folsom 
Kiernan  James,  teamster,  r.  721  Natoma,  rear 
Kiernan  John,  laborer,  r.  9  Bryant  Av 
Kiernan  John,  laborer,  r.  1508  Mason 
Kiernan  John,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Second  and  Bran- 
nan 
Kiernan  John  M.,  painter,  r.  NE  cor  Beach   and  Bro- 

derick 
Kiernan  M.  Miss,  saleslady  Isaac  Barker,  r.  Oakland 
Kiernan  Margaret,  domestic  511  Eddy 
Kiernan  Michael,  machinist,  r.  83(5  Mission 
Kiernan  Michael,  w"od  and  coal,  947  Bryant 
Kiernan  Peter,  salesman  Morison,  Hutchinson  &  Co., 

i.  325  Clementina 
Kiernan  Richard,  student,  r.  1.508  Mason 
Kiernan  Rose,  widow,  r.  1508  Mason 
Kiernan  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Twen- 

tj'-eighth  and  Mission 
Kiernan  Thomas,  stonecutter,  r.  NE   cor   McAllister 

and  Devisudero 
Kiernan  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  716}^  Bryant,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Kiernan  Thomas  J.  (Connolly  h  Kiernan)  r.  13  Moss 
Kiernan  Walter  M.,  tailor,  187  Jessie,  r.  836  Mission 
Kiernan  William,  bartender  Harris  &  Kerr,  r.  836  Mis- 
sion 
Kiernan  William,  collector,  r.  836  Mission 
Kies  Henry,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Kiesel  Alexander,  cellarman  Lang  &  Co.,  r.  424  San- 
some  • 
Kiesel  Charles,  solicitor  Prescott  House 
Kiesel  Edward,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Ill  Silver 
Kiesler  Conrad,  waiter,  r.  630  Pacific 
Kieve  Lippmanu,  general  jobber,  r.  123?^  Lily  Av 
Kihlmeyer  Jacob,    proptr    Atlantic    Hall,   308  Fran- 
cisco 
Kihlmeyer  Louis,  bartender,  r.  308  Francisco 
Kihn  Charles,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Kihn  Edward,  r.  113  Clinton 
Kihn  Frederick,  brasstinisher,  r.  309  Fremont 
Kihn  Herrman,  seaman,  r.  309  Fremont 
^^Kihn.     See  Kean  and  Keane 
Kilborn  John  H.,  bartender  stmr  Amador,  r.  2  Beale 

PI 
Kilboiirn  W.  W.,  manager  Mrs.  M.  M.  Ward,  61 

Second 
Kilbourne  George  O.,  mining,  r.  702  Post 
Kilbride  James,  laborer  Harbor  Commissioners'  dred- 
ger, r.  524  V.  Natoma 
Kilbriae  Owen,  boilermaker,  r.  638  Howard 
Kilburu   Carroll,  clerk   Jason   Springer  &  Co.,  r.  245 

Second 
Kilburii  CliarlesLi.,  colonel  U.  S.  A.,  chief  com- 
missary  subsistence.    Military  Division   Pacific, 
and  Dept  California,  Presidio  Reservation 
Kilburu  Cleon,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  703 

Market 
Kilcline  Michael,  laborer,  r.  726  Clementina 
StyKilcline.     See  Killcline 

Kilcommon  Daniel,  horse.shoer,r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Kilcommon   John,   horseshoer,   612  Battery,  r.   New 

WlscouBin  Hotel 
Kilcourse  John,  teamster,  r.  502\i  Natoma 
Kiloillen  Michael,  laundry,  512  Bryant 
Kilcullen  Owen,  clerk  Patrick  McCormick,  r.  NW  cor 
Georgia  and  Sierra 


Kilday  Brothers  (William  J.  and  James  R.)  plumbers 

and  gasfitters,  1138  Howard 
Kilday  Edward  A.,  assistant  treasurer  California  The- 
atre, r.  Lick  House 
Kilday  Francis  A.,  Ironmolder,  r.  1138  Howard 
Kilday  James  R.  (Kilday  Brothers)  r.  1138  Howard 
Kilday   MicliaeJ,  proprietor  Eagle  Exchange  Sa- 
loon. 1(10  Second,  r.  112  Silver 
Kilday  William,  teamster,  r.  875  Folsom 
Kilday  William  J.  (Kilday  Brothers)  r.  1138  Howard 
Klldea  Austin,  ironmolder,  r.  64  First 
Kilduff  Henry,  broommaker,  r.  426  Natoma 
Kildufl'Kate  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  426  Natoma 
Kilduff  L.  Mrs.,  stewardess  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Kilduff  Margaret,  widow,  r.  13  Rau.sch 
Kilduff  Owen,  laborer,  r.  426  Natoma 
Kildufl"  P;;trick,  paver  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  r.  1126 

Broadway 
Kilduff  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  106  Welsh 
Kiley  David,  engineer,  r.  12  Rincon  Av 
Kiley  Herman  M.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1246  Mission 
Kiley  Martin,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Kiley   Micbael,   carpenter,  r.  Tilden,  bet   Castro  and 

Broderick 
Kiley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  8  Zoe,  rear 
fe^Kiley.     See  Keily  and  Kieley 
Kilgariff  John  F.,  boilermaker,  r.  38  Clarence  PI 
Kilgariff  John  M., cashier  Pac.  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  r.  614  Sutter 
Kilgariff  Michael,  bartender,  r.  38  Clarence  PI 
Kilgarifi' Patrick  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  418  Grove 
Kilgour  J.  M.,  clerk  Christian  Mau,  r.  2218  Pine 
Kilgour  John,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Kilham  Edward  H.,  salesman  J.  J.  Evans,  r.  209  Hyde 
Kilhiim  Horace,  r.  209  Hyde 
Kilham  Howard,  clerk  W.  &  J.   Sloane   &  Co.,  r.  209 

Hyde 
Kiliau  Anton,  compositor  P.  J.  Thomas,  r.  1517  Devis- 

adero 
Kilkenny  Delia,  nurse  2614  Pacific  Av 
Kilkenny  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  11  Minna 
Killackey  John^ook  P.  M.  SS.  Granada,  r.  NW  cor 

Bryant  and  Third 
Killackev  Timothy,  seaman,  r.   NW   cor   Bryant  and 

Third 
Killam  A.  F.,  clerk  Mitchell  &  Gleason,  r.  309  Hayes 
Killcourse  Bridget,  domestic  1719  Sacramento 
Killeep  Annie  Miss,  r.  100  Minna 
Killeen  Dennis,  carriagepainter,  r.  907  Twenty-third 
Killeen  James,  laborer,  r.  1  Frank  PI 
Killeeu  John,  laborer,  r.  620  Sixth 
Killeen  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Twenty-third,  bet  Sanchez 

and  Noe 
Killeen  Maria,  waitress  511  Mission 
Killeen  Mary,  widow,  boarding,  34  Minna 
Killeen  Thomas,  carriagepainter.  1624  Mission,  r.  NW 

cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Guerrero 
Killeen *rimothy,  longshoreman,  r.  127  Perry 
Killey  Charles  H.,  real  estate,  39  Sutter,  r.  2801  Webster 
Killian  J.  H.,  hostler  Presidio  Reservation 
Killigan  Thomas,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.   221  }i    Te- 
hama 
Killilea  Bryan,  driver  Baldwin  Stables 
Killilea  John,  r.  10  Farren  Av 
Killilea  John,  r.  172  Minna 
Killilea  John,  carpenter,  r.  135  Perry,  rear 
Killilea  Matthew  D.,  carpenter,  r.  244  Chattanooga, 

rear 
Killilea  Patrick,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  454  Minna 
Killimede  John,  wagonmaker,  r.  624  Minna 
Killimede  Michael,  bartender,  r.  765  Howard 
Killinger  Frank,  capitalist,  r.  537  Sacramento 
Killiou  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  21*  Tehama 
Killip  Jasper  N.  (Killip  &  Co.)  r.  323  Kearny 
Killip  .t  Co.  (James  Howard,  C.  M.  Chase  and  J.  N. 

Killip)  auctioneers,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Sutter 
Killpack  Ella  Miss,  buttouholemaker  John   W.   Cop- 
page,  r.  .531  Castro 
Killpack  John,  janitor  Sanchez  St.  Primary  School,  r. 

531  Castro 
Killpack  Joseph  J.,  laborer,  r.  531  Castro 
Killi)ack    Raymond    M.,    cardcleaner     Golden    Gate 

Woolen  Mills,  r.  531  Castro 
Kilmartin  Jlichael  C,  stableman,  r.  811  Howard 
Kilmartin  Owen,  r.  1029  Alabama 
Kilpatrick  George,  tailor,  r.  830  Nineteenth 
Kilpatrick  William,   laborer  C.  P.  RR.,   r.  Terminal 

Hotel 
Kilpeck  Bartholemew,  bartender  Long  Branch  Hotel 
Kllpeck  Edward  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  915  Powell 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  P™'"P**Jll?*S"4<'S^ll'?*i"x':*''^'''"9 


J.  MACDONOUGH, 


OIPORTER    OF  AND  DEALER    IN  ALIi  KINDS   OF  FOREIGN 
AND   DOMESTIC   COAIi,   41  Market  Street,   corner  Spear. 


KIL 


563 


KIN 


Kilroy  John,  butcher,  258  Third 

Kilsby  John,  inillhand  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  32  Stew- 
art 
Kimball  Charles  H.,   teamster,  r.  E  8  Diamond,  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Kimball  Charles  P.,  books  and  stationery,  519   Hayes, 

r.  513  Hayes 
Kimball  Charles  S.,  weigher,  r.  8}<i  Wetmore  PI 
Kimball  Ed.,  r.  711  California 
Kimball  Emma  Mrs.,  r.  305  Octavia 
Kimball  Frederic   H.,    bookkeeper,     and    shorthand 

writer,  r.  44  Sixth 
Kimball  Frederick  H.,  clerk,  r.  415  Franklin 
Kimball  Frederick  H.,  compositor,  r.  15  Diamond 
Kimball    George   H.    (Doe,   Kimball  &   Co.)   r.   Lick 

House 
Kimball  George  P.,  r.  415  Franklin 
Kimball  George   W..   with   Butler   &  Haldan.  r.   415 

Franklin 
Kimball  Hazeu.wine  grower,  r.  1301  Mason 
Kimball  Henry  (Bartling  &  Kimball)  i:  148  Sixth 
Kimball  Jeremiah,  tinsmith,  r.  328  Jessie 
Kimball  John  Rev.,  managing   editor  The  Pacific,  7 

Montgomery  Av,  r.  132  McAllister 
Kimball  Leonidas  F.,  wine  grower,  r.  1301  Mason 
Kimball  L.  J.,  artist,  r.  2820  Mission 
Kimball  Moses  C,  calker,  r.  1()03  Jones 
Kimball  Parker  S.,  r.  931  Market 
Kimball  Proctor  W.,  teacher  music,  r.  513  Hayes 
KiinbaU  Roy  T,   (A.  W.   Norton  &  Co.)  and  agent 

B.  F.  Sawyer  &  Co.,  400  Battery,  r.  317  Geary 
Kimball  Solomon  P.,  mining,  ofiice  415  California 
Kimball  Stephen  B.,  paper  hanger  G.  W.  Clark  iSc  Co., 

r.  4  Park  PI 
Kimball  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  236  Sixteenth,  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard 
Kimball  Thunias  B.,   superintendent  Code,   Elfelt  & 

Co.,  r.  230  Kearny 
Kimball  William,  carijenter,  r.  236  Sixteenth 
Kimball  William,  foreman  Newell  &  Bro.,  r.  E  s  Dia- 
mond, bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Kimball  William  Jr.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  23(5 

Sixteenth,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Kimberley  Heury   R.,  wire   drawer  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r. 

1403  Montgomery 
Kimble   Liston,  salesman   W.  W.  Montague  &  Co.,  r. 

208  O'Farrell 
Kimmaud  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Kimple  Patrick,  milk  ranch.  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  K  and 

and  L,  South  S.  F. 
Kimura  J.,  salesman  Ichi  Ban,  r.  22  Geary 
Kinaman  Victor,  r.  1548  Howard 
Kiuard  Charles  E.,  salesman  Russ,  Meyerink  &  Co.,  r. 

625  Harrison 
Kincaid  Hartley  B.,  timekeeper,  r.  1111  Folsom 
Kincaid  Isaac  P.,  head  carpenter  S.  F.  School  Dept,  r. 

730  Seventeenth 
Kincaid  John  E.,  contractor  and  builder,  326  Pine,  r. 

2219  Pacific  Av 
Kincaid  Llewellyn  S.,  carpenter  S.  F.  School  Dept,  r. 

1111  Folsom 
Kincaid  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  40  Tehama 
Kincaid  Mary  W.  Mrs.,  assistant   Girls'  High  School, 

r.  2219  Pacific  Av, 
Kincaid  W.,  boilermaker  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r.  Oakland 
Kincaid  William  M.  Rev.,  pastor  First  Baptist  Church, 

r.  1104  Market 
Kincaid  William  R.,  clerk  Hanson  &  Co.,  r.  100  Jones 
Kind   Bertha   Miss,   milliner,  1022   Stockton,   r.   1418 

Washington 
Kind  Mathildc  W.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1017  Market 
Kind  Minnie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  141H  Washington 
Kind  Kicliard  C.  foreman  P.  Liesenfuld,  r.  1418  Wash- 
ington 
Kindborg  O.  E.,  oysterman   Hermansen,  Jorgensen  & 

Co.,  r.  711  California 
Kindborg  William,  laborer,  r.  415  East 
Kinder  Chi  istiau,  laborer,  r.  120  Gerniania 
Kinder  Jjhn   C,  porter  Colfin  &  Hendry,  r.  120  Ger- 

mania 
Kinderagen  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  159  Minna 
Kindergarten   Public   School,  N  b  Silver,  bet  Second 

and  Third 
Kindergarten  School,  512  Minna 
Kindergarten  School,  Young  Women's  Christian  Assn, 

2U  Minna 
Kindergin  .John,  laborer,  r.  848  Folsom,  rear 
Kindgren  Charles  W.,  painter,  r.  109  Twelfth 
Kmdlen  William,  captain  schr  Wonder,  r.  33  Frederick 
Kineallng  .\nton,  longshoreman,  r.  106  Jackson 


Klnemann  George,  musician,  r.  409  Green 

Kinemann  George  Jr.,  pressman  A.  Waldsteln,  r.  409 
Green 

King  Agnes  Mrs.,  bakery,  904  Valencia 

King  Alice  Mrs.,  bookcanvasser,  r.  1  Sumner 

King  Antone,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  137  Jackson 

King  Arthur,  whilener,  r.  793  Mission 

King  Arthur  B.,  clerk,  r.  161  Clara 

King  Asa  H.,  clerk  Assessor's  Office,  r.  114  Fourth 

King  Augustus,  janitor  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  r.  822  How- 
ard 

King  Augiistus  Jr.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  822 
Howard 

King  Austin,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  1915  Steven- 
son 

King  Charles,  carsealer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  911  bhotwell 

King  Charles,  clerk,  r.  727  Folsom 

King  Charles,  laborer,  r.  220  Harrison 

King  Charles,  sawmaker,  r.  1308  Montgomery 

King  Charles  A.,  patternmaker  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 
1240  Mission 

King  diaries  J.  (King,  Morse  &  Co.)r.  1423  Wash- 
ington 

King  Clarence,  r.  914  Market 

King  Clarence  H.,  baggagemaster  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1017 
Larkin 

King  David  F.,  teamster,  r.  123  Oregon 

King  David  J.,  dealer  foreign  postage  stamps,  227  Post, 
r.  210  Golden  Gate  Av 

King  Dennis  W.,  engineer  tug  Millen  Griffith,  r.  115 
Silver  * 

King  Dewitt  C,  livery  stable,  1623  Market 

King  Edward,  r.  220  Turk 

King  Edward,  laborer,  r.  219  Langton 

King  Edward  T.,  messenger  Pao.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  1017 
Larkin 

King  Eliza  J.,  widow,  r.  1017  Larkin 

Ki^j;ilen  A.  Mrs.,  r.  24  Twelfth 

King  Eva,  domestic  NW  cor  Fulton  and  Pierce 

King  Fannie  Miss,  photograph  finisher  Wing  &  Allen, 
r.  2  Becker  PI 

King  Frank  G.,  assistant  foreman  West  Coast  Furni- 
ture Mnfg  Co. 

King  Frank  M.,  paperruler,  r.  146  Eleventh 

King  Frederick  W.,  cutter  William  Kaiser,  r.  303  Fell 

King  George  A.,  clerk,  r.  210  Golden  Gate  Av 

King  George  C,  printer  Bosqui  Engraving  and  Print- 
ing Co.,  r.  1111  Mason 

KingG.  R.  Mrs.,  r.  112  Mason 

King  H.,  clerk,  r.  435  Pine 

King  Harry,  waiter,  r.  3  Graham  PI 

King  Henry,  clerk  S.  Etiinger,  r.  2  Tenth 

King  Henry,  clerk  auditing  dept  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
Express,  r.  221  California 

King  Heury,  laborer,  r.  2  Sheridan,  rear 

King  Henry,  waiter,  r.  19  Stockton 

King  Heury  L.,  architect  and  builder,  r.  806  Leaven- 
worth 

King  Henry  L.,  blacksmith,  r.  412  Shipley 

King  Henry  L.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
Bank,  r.  Oakland 

King  Herbert,  paiuter  Gray  Bros.,  r.  541  Stevenson 

Kin<r  Homer  S.  (Homer  S.  King  &  Co.)  r.  1450 
Sacramento 

King  Homer  S.  «&  Co.  (Homer  S.  King)  stock- 
brokers, 312  Pine 

King  Honora,  widow,  r.  19  Clementina 

King  Hugh,  bookkeeper  B.  Schwartz,  r.  327  Golden 
Gate  Av 

King  I.  Manning,  physician,  office  and  r.  210  Golden 
Gate  Av 

King  Isaac  M.,  secretary  The  Cal.  Marriage  Endow- 
ment Assn,  324)4  Montgomery,  r.  Lick  House 

King  Jaiues,  laborer,  r.  26  Welsh 

King  J.lmes,  laborer,  r.  226  First 

King  James,  laborer,  r.  1315  Octavia 

King  .lames,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 

King  James,  seaman,  r.  15  Pacific 

King  James,  vocalist,  r.  1320  Stockton 

King  James,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  115  Silver 

King  James  H.,  bookseller.  111  Fourth,  r.  19  Clemen- 
tina 

King  James  I..  (King  &  Chattin)  and  member 
State  Board  of  Eiiualization,  office  442  California, 
r.  Occidental  Hotel 

King  Jeflcrson,  clerk  C.  A.  Klinkner  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

King  Jessie  I.  Miss,  r.  709  Greenwich 

Kiug  John,  r.  1320  Stockton 

King  John,  coremaker  S.  F.  Brass  Works,  r.  2  Sheri- 
dan 


CABINET  WOODS  and  VENEERS,  133  spear  st.  JOHN  WIGIORE 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


KIN 


564 


KIN 


King  Jolin,  engineer  new  City  Hall,  r.  608  Fulton 

King  John,  laborer,  r.  226  First 

King  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

King  John,  liquor  saloon,  26  Turk 

King  John  A.  B.,  engineer  tugboat  K.  Holyoke,  r.  721 

Harrison 
King  John  C,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1506  Hyde 
King  John  E.,  horse  trader,  r.  1*34  Bush 
King  John  S.  (King  .V  Bradley)  r,  534  Ellis 
King  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  H  Ohio 
King  Josejih,  teamster,  r.  13  Linden  Av 
Kins'  Joseph  L..   (Miles  &  King)  r.  Sonoma,  Cal. 
King  Julia,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  60  Annie 
King  Julia  Miss,  copyist,  r.  302  Hayes 
King  J.  W.,  r.  36  Clay 
King  Katie  H.  Miss,  with  G.  W.   Clark  &  Co.,  r.   1324 

Jackson 
King  Leonidas  A.,  dentist,  ofBce  and  r.  619  Kearny 
King  Lizzie  Miss,  teacher,  r.  518  Geary 
King  Louis  A.,  sawyer  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  Oakland 
King  Luke,  carriagemaker,  r.  310  Union 
King  Margaret,  widow,  r.  27  M  Fourth 
King  Margaret  Mrs.,  restaurant,  776  Howard 
King  Margaret  S..  widow,  r.  721  Harrison 
King  Martin,  clerk,  r.  4  Kramer  PI 
King  Martin,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
King  Mary,  widow,  r.  S  s   Myrtle  Av,  bet  Gough  and 

Franklin 
King  Mary,  domestic  738  Post 
King  Mary  A.  Miss,  r.  100  Turk 
King  Mary  Ann,  widow,  r.  501  Mason 
King  May  Miss,  typesetter  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  310  Union 
King  Michael,  house  and  signpainter,  739  Market 
King  Michael,  laborer,  r.  3  Baldwin  Court 
King  Michael,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Twenty-ninth,  nr  Church 
King  Michael,  laborer  ^tna  Iron  Works 
King  Michael  L.  (King  &  Co.)  r.  931  Market 

KING.  MORSE  &    CO.  .Chan-es  a. 
King,  Isaac   H.   Morse  and  H.   P.   Coon) 
successors    to   C.    James  Kingp  of  Wm. , 
mannfacturers    of  hermetically  sealed 
goods,  NW  cor  Sansome  and  Broadway, 
branch  office  303  Sacramento 
King   Otis  B.,  housepainter,  r.  S  8  Palmer,  nr  Whit- 
ney, Fairmount  Tract 
King  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1902  Ellis 
King  Patrick,  painter,  r.  304  Fulton 
King  Patrick,  painter,  r.  339  Jessie 
King  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
King  Philii),  barber,  323  Pacific,  r.  712  Sansome 
King  Kichard,  patternmaker  Euterprise   Mills,  r.  528 

Harrison 
King  Richard,  waiter,  r.  141  Natoma 
King  Richard  P.,  fringemaker,  r.  310  Union 
King  Robert  M.,  hospital  steward  Presidio  Reservation 
King  Robert  W.,  engineer,  r.  832  Mission 
King  S.  A.,  r.  320  Jessie 
King  Sarah  Mrs.,  teacher  fancy  sewing,  r.  210  Golden 

Gate  Av 
King  Seth  A.,  manager  billiard  room  Palace  Hotel,  r. 

1207  >4  Mission 
King  Solomon,  tailor  Frank  EUwell,  r.  832  Folsom 
King    Street    Warehouse,   Bangs,   Walklngton  &   Co. 

proptrs,  S  s  King,  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
King  Thomas,  cook,  r.  33  Hinckley 
King  Thomas,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  625  Davis 
King  Thomas,  proprietor  Commercial  Exchange, 
wiues,  liquors    and    cigars,  NW    cor    Olay  and 
Drumm,  r.  911  Bryant 
King  Thomas,  shoemaker,  r.  229  Minna 
King  Thomas  C,  carpenter,  r.  1210  Mission 
King  Thomas  C,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
King  Timothy  J.,  expressman.  NW  cor   Seventh  and 

Howard,  r.  412  Shipley 
King  W.  B.  (DuBois  &  King)  r.  Portland,  Or. 
King  Wilber  H.,  clerk   Homer  S.  King  &  Co.,  r.  534 

Bush 
King  William,  fireman   tug  Donald,  r.  025  Davis 
King  William,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  817  Post 
King  William,  stevedore,  r..l3  Welsh 
King  William  A.  (King  &  Cahill)  r.  822  Howard 
King  William  A.,  foreman  Union  Box  Factory,  r.  Oak- 
laud 
King  William  B.,  wheelwright,  r.  .544  Jessie 
King   William   H.,  clerk   David   N.   Hawley,  r.   2200 

Washington 
King  William  M.,  liquor  saloon,  48  Sacramento 
King  &  Bradley  (John  S.  King   and  Francis   D.  Brad- 
ley) Chinese  employment  agency,  640  Clay 


King  &  Cahill  (William  A.  Kiug  and  Patrick  D.  Ca- 
hill) painters  and  whiteners,  1104  Howard 

King  &  Chattin  (James  L.  King  and  Edward 
Chattin)  notaries  public  and  commissioners  deeds, 
442  California 

King  Si  Co.  (Michael  L.  King  and  Andrew  Poul- 
son)  real  estate  agents  and  collectors,  9  Geary 

Kingle  Frederick,  waiter,  r.  308  Tehama 

Kingon  Arthur  B.,  clerk  Nugent  &  O'Neal,  r.  525  Te- 
hama 

Kingon  Robert,  r.  541  H  Natoma 

Kingsbery  Sanford,  clerk  general  superintendent's 
office  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  911  Capp 

Kingsbury  Alice   Miss,  authoress,  r.  2432  Mission 

Kingsbury  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  14  Baldwin 
Court 

Kingsbury  Hubert  M.,  porter  Hanley  &  Snow,  r.  East 
Oakland 

Kingsbury  Thomas  P.,  sergeant  police,  r.  6  Elgin 
Park 

Kingsford  Albert  K.,  salesman,  r.  2616  Sutter 

Kingsford's  Oswego  Starch  Co.,  Wm.  T.  Coleman  & 
Co.  agents,  121  Market 

Kingslaud  George  R..  first  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS. 
Granada,  r.  753  Harrison 

Kingsland  James  E.  C,  engineer  American  Sugar  Re- 
finery, r.  W  s  Eureka,  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty- 
first 

Kingsland  Olivia  Mrs.,  millinery,  209  Sixteenth,  r. 
Eureka,  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Kingslaud  T.  G.  &  Son  (Thomas  G.  and  William  J.) 
importers  hardware  and  wagon  material,  34  Cali- 
fornia 

Kingsland  Thomas  G.  (T.  G.  Kingsland  &  Son)  r.  Oak- 
land 

Kingsland  William  J.  (T.  G.  Kingsland  &  Son)  r.  Oak- 
land 

Kingsley  Alfred  M.,  messenger  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r. 
131  Wildey 

Kingsley  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  218  Stockton 

Kingsley  Henry  C,  foreman  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  921 
Union 

Kingsley  Peter,  laborer,  r.  2  Brady 

Kingsley  William,  cooper,  r.  116  Perry 

Kingsley  William,  teamster,  r.  216  Ninth 

uar  Kingsley.     See  Kinsley 

Kingston  James,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  17 
Michigan 

Kingston  Jeremiah,  teamster  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 
118  H  Shipley 

Kingston  John  H.,  clerk  Western  Fire  and  Marine 
Insurance  Co.,  r.  441  Fifth 

Kingston  Paul  F.,  clerk  Western  Fire  and  Marine  In- 
surance Co.,  r.  441  Fifth 

Kingston  Richard,  longshoreman,  r.  531  Mission 

Kingwell  James  W.,  plumber,  422  Leavenworth 

Klngwell  Joseph  F.,  notary  public  and  commissioner 
deeds,  500  Montgomery,  r.  307  Eddy 

Kingwell  Vincent  T.  (Weed  &  Kingwell)  r.  238  Sixth 

Kinkead  C.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1812  Washington 

Kinkead  James,  cooper  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co,,  r.  Flor- 
ida, bet  Nineteenth  and  Bryant  Av 

Kinkead  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r.  642 
Natoma 

Kinley  Joseph  M.,  attorney  at  law,  240  Montgomery, 
room  6,  r.  428 J^  Twenty-second 

e^  Kinley.     See  McKinley 

Kinne  0.  Mason,  special  agent  Liverpool  and  Lon- 
don and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  r.  2520  Post 

Kinne  Henry  C,  principal  Harrison  St.  Ungraded 
School,  r.  17  Fourth 

Kinne  James  M.,  driver  ice  wagon,  r.  ISJ^  Ransch 

Kinne  Joseph,  driver,  r.  Mission  Road,  nr  Ocean 
View  Station 

Kinue  Thomas  H.,  farmer,  r.  301  Octavia 

Kinne  William  H.  (Daly  &  Kinne)  r.  Mission  Road, 
nr  Ocean  View  Station 

eS^  Kinne.     See  Kinney  and  Kenney 

Kinnear  Ebenezer,  dairyman,  W  s  Chenery,  nr  Thirty- 
first 

Kinuear  John,  weigher,  r.  424  Sansome 

Kinnear  Vivian,  sashmaker  Jason  Springer  &  Co.,  r. 
338  Third 

Kinnerson  Jerome  H.,  teamster,  r.  202  Davis 

Kinnery  Abby,  domestic  .520 !'i  Bryant 

Kiuuery  John,  engineer  stmr  George  Harley 

Kinney  Edward,  seaman,  r.  32  Clara 

Kinney  Eliza  C,  widow,  r.  52i;  Post 

Kinney  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  27  Geary 

Kinney  John  C,  waiter  J.  Bertz,  r.  737  Howard 


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KIR 


Kinney  Robert  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  526  Post 

Kinney  T.,  laborer  Hancock  ite  Kelso 

Kinney  Walton,  searcher  of  records,  r.  219  Dupout 

Kinney  William  J.  (Kinney  &  Ross)  r.  509  Hyde,  rear 

Kinney  William  J.  Jr.,  clerk  O'Neill   &   Stuart,  r.  309 

Ivy  Av 
Kinney  &  Ross  (W.  J.  Kinney  and  W.  S.  Boss)  carpen- 
ters, 509  Hyde 
syKinney.     See  Kiune,  Kenuey  and  Kenny 
Kinsella  Daniel,  blacksmith,  r.  1  Adelaide  PI 
Klnsella  Edward  J.,  bartender,  r.  260  Clementina.rear 
Kinsella  James  T.,  plumber,  r.  719  Natoma 
Kinsella  John,  shoem.iker,  r.  719  Natunia 
Kinsella  Mary,  nurt^e  1913  Franklin 
Kinsella  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  1  Adelaide  PI 
Kinsey  A.  Q.  Mrs.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Kinsey  A.  R.,  gripeman  Presidio  KR.,  r.  1205  Union 
Kinsey  Charles,  real  estate,  r.  729  California 
Kinsey  Cliarles  C.  (Kinsey  &  Gearhart)  and  oflB- 
cial    shorthand    reporter  Superior   Court,    Dept 
No.  1,  r.  411^  Oak 
Kinsey  Charles  W.  (Lyon  &  Kinsey)  r.  Oakland 
Kinsey  Eliza  S.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  1023  Stockton 
Kinsey    Griffith  J.,  bookkeeper  E.  P.  Peckham,  r. 

Palace  Hotel 
Kinsey  <&  Gearhart  (C.C.  Kinsey  and  J.  W.  Gear- 
hart)    official  short  hand   reporters,    56    Nevada 
Block 
Kinelea  Thomas,  pressman  The  Daily  Report,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Kinsley  Edward,  milkman   George   Michaelis,  r.  2935 

Clay 
Kinsley  John  E.,  carpenter,  r.  2437  Larkin 
Kinsley  Joseph  W.,  reporter  The  Examiner,  r.528  Ellis 
B^Kinsley.     See  Kiugsley 
Kinsman  Charles  W.,  contractor,  28  New  Montgomery, 

r.  659  Minna 
Kinsman  Franklin,  builder,  28  New  Montgomery,  r. 

412  Clementina 
Kinsman  James  W.,  builder,  28  Ne'w  Montgomery,  r. 

1127  Twenty-first 
Kinsman  Nicholas  W.,  engineer,  r.  410  Natoma 
Kinsman  P.  E.,  r .  Central  Pacific  Hotel 
Kintzel  Theodore,  clerk  Henry  H.  Ritter,  r.  839  Cali- 
fornia 
Kinzel  Philip,  teamster,  r.  1723  O'Farrell 
Kinzer  George  W.,  miner,  r.  1420  Hyde 
Kip  James,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  127  Kearny 
Kip  TTilllani  Ing'raUam   Rt.     Rev.    D.    D., 
L..    Ii.    D.,  Protestant  Episcopal  Bishop  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  SW  cor  Eddy  and  Franklin 
Kip  William  Ingraham  Jr.,   statistical   clerk  Custom 

House,  r.  SW  cor  Eddy  and  Franklin 
Kipp  George  W.,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  709  Post 
Kipp  John,  r.  745  Market 
Kipps  Alfred  K.,  artist,  r.  100  McAllister 
Kirby  Ann  M.,  widow,  r.  37  Lafayette 
Kirby  Charles  K.,  architect,  r.  900  Van  Ness  Av 
Kirby  Daniel,  piledriver,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  521  Bryant 
Kirby  Delia  Miss,  boxmaker,  r.  37  Lafayette 
Kirby  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  bakery,  1013  Folsom 
Kirby  Emily,  domestic  2344  California 
Kirby  Frederick  W.,  architect,  r.  900  Van  Ness  Av 
Kirby    James,    horseshoer,    454 >4    Stevenson,    r,    30 

Rausch 
KJrby  James,  machinist,  r.  220  Sixteenth,  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Kirby  James,  shoemaker,  r.  1113  M  Kearny,  rear 
Kirby  John  F.,  gastitter,  r.  37  Lafayette 
Kirby  John  H.,  foreman  blacksmith  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  220 

Sixteenth,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Kirby  John  H.  Jr.,  blacksmith  S.  P.  RR.,  r.   220  Six- 
teenth, bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Kirby  J.ihn  J.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  409  Capp 
Kirby  John  J.  Jr.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

222  Tehama 
Kirby  John  T.,  collector  Anglo-Californian  Bank,  r. 

2814  Laguna 
Kirby  Mary,  widow,  r.  148  Minna 
Kirby   Michael,  driver  Empire   Brewery,   r.   SE  cor 

Fourteenth  and  Castro 
Kirby  Michael,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.   148}^ 

Kirby  Michael  P.,  clerk  T.  R.  Flinn,  r.  1151  Mission 
Kirby  Patrick,  horseshoer  Abner  Doble,  r.  30  Rausch 
Kirby  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  51  Frederick 
Kirby  Peter  J.,  gastitter,  r.  37  Lafayette 
Kirby  Philip,  clerk,  r.  816  Sutter 


Kirby  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  40  Hill 

Kirby  Thomas  J.,  proptr  Phoenix  Brewery,  r.    528 

Noe 
Kirby  William  T.,  patternmaker  J.   J.   Dunn,  r.  148 

Minna 
l^"Kirby.     See  Kerby 
Kirch  Charles,  plasterer,  r.  W  s  Minnie,  bet  Ashbury 

and  Clayton 
Kirchhofer  Max,  laborer,  r.  34  Mary 
Kirchoff  Lawrence,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.   Assn,  413 

Sutttr 
Kirchholl' Theodor  (M.  Wunsch  &  Co.)  r.  101  Dupont 
Kirchhubel  Herman,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Kirchmann  Henry,  porter  Simon  Sweet  &  Co.,  r.  1619 

Dupont 
Kirchner  A.  F.  J.,  barber,  441  Sixth,  r.  460  Sixth 
Kirchner  Barney,  cook,  r.  18  First 
Kirchner  Casper  W.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  1604  How- 
ard 
Kirchner  Charles,  r.  987  Harrison 
Kirchner  Charles  Jr.,  upholsterer,  r.  987  Harrison 
Kirchner  GeorgeH.,  butcher, r.  Tenth  Av,betNandP, 

South  S.  F. 
Kirchner  Henry,  fruit  and  vegetables,  2124  Mission 
Kirchner  Hermann,  restaurant,  742  Fourth 
Kirchner  John,  patternmaker  H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Kirchner  William,  bartender,  r.  987  Harrison 
Kirk  Andrew,  fruitstand,  foot  Market,  r.  318  Davis 
Kirk  Bessie  Miss,  nurse  Pacific  Dispensarv  Training 

School,  r.  223  Thirteenth 
Kirk  Charles,  seaman,  r.  1012  Kearny 
Kirk  Christian,  r.  1017  Bush 
Kirk  Edward  W.  (Kirk  &  Baker)  r.  518 Jj  Ninth 
Kirk  Edwin  P.,  packer,  r,  106  Ridley 
Kirk  Francis,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  5  Michi- 
gan 
Kirk   James,  engineer  Oregon  Imp.  Co's  Wharf,  r. 

Montgomery's  Hotel 
Kirk  John  H.,  superintendent  North  Point  Free  Ware- 
house, r.  Oakland 
Kirk  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  320  Sansome,  room  20,  r. 

317  Stockton. 
Kirk  Maggie  D.,  widow,  r.  2527  Howard 
Kirk  Robert,  actor,  r.  1239  Mission 
Kirk  Samuel  B.,  packer  John  Taylor  &  Co.,  r.  106  Rid- 
ley 
Kirk  &  Baker  (Edward  W.  Kirk  and  Robert  T.  Baker) 

teamsters,  10  Davis 
Kirkbride  Joseph  J.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  412 

Jones 
Kirkliani  Ralpli  W. ,  office  109  California,  room 

13,  r.  Oakland 
Kirkland  Alexander  W.,  clerk  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Kirkland  Cornelia  S.  Miss,  assistant  Urban  Academy, 

r.  309  Stockton 
Kirkland  John  N..  assistant  bookkeeper  Weil  &  Wood- 
leaf,  r.  Oakland 
Kirkland  Joseph  B.,   agent  Pennsylvania.  Rail- 
way Lines  and  American  and  Red  Star  Steamship 
Cos..  116  Montgomery,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Kirkland  William  W.    (Kirkland    &    Thompson)    r. 

Amador,  Cal. 
Kirkland  &  Thompson  (William  W.  Kirkland 
and  Edward  P.  Thompson)  produce   commission 
merchants,  324  Davis 
Kirkman  J.  L.,  proptr  San  Leandro  and  S.  F.  Express, 

117  Market,  r.  San  Leandro 
Kirkness  William,  bookkeeper  Jason  Springer  jt  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Kirkpatrick  Alfred,  marblecutter,  r.  105  Hayes 
Kirkpatrick  Arthur  R.,  shipping  clerk  Crane,  Hastings 

&  Co.,  r.  1  Fifth 
Kirkpatrick  Charles  A.,  physician,  office  and  r.  759 

Market 
Kirkpatrick  Daniel,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Post  and  Mason 
Kirkpatrick  Ednvard,  attorney  at  law,  609  Sac- 
ramento, r.  Palace  Hotel 
Kirkpatrick  James,  shoemaker,  r.  2  Hubbard 
Kirkpatrick  John,  r.  1332  Howard 
Kirkpatrick  Luie  Miss,  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r.  1332 

Howard 
Kirsch  Emll,  butcher,  2113  Mission 
Kirsch  Henry,  waiter  O.K.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Kirschner  Joseph,  florist,  316  Guerrero 
Kirshbaum  Louis,  waiter,  r.  424  Sansome 
Kirstein  Charles,  watchman,  r.  2913  California 
Kirwan  M.,  herder  Presidio  Reservation 


WINDOW  SHADES 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  FINE  G.  W. CLARK  &  CO. 

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IWCKIiEY,  SPIKKS  &  HAYES,  FUliTOBf  IRON  WORKS.  313  Fremont  St., 

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KIR 


566 


KLE 


Kirwan  Robert,  painter,  r.  512  Taylor 

Kirwin  Edward,  waiter,  r.  424  Sansome 

Kirwiu  Eliza,  widow,  r.  347  Minna 

Kirwin  Eliza,  domestic  1516  Clay 

Kirwiu  Lewis,  clerk,  r.  347  Minna 

Kirwin  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  608  Bush 

Kiser  Ignatz,  milker  Isaac  Stone,  r.  NW  cor  Cortland 
Av  and  Sau  Bruno  Koad 

Kish  Albert  (Kisb  &  Michaels)  r.  335  Clementina 

Kish  &  Michaels  (Albert  Kish  and  Abram  Michaels) 
tailors,  335  Clementina 

Kiskaddeu  James  H.,  bookkeeper  Parke  &  Lacy,  r.  129 
O'Farrell 

Kisley  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Kispert  Francis  C,  blacksmith  H.  Hofstetter,  r.  SW 
cor  Railroad  and  Sixteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Kispert  Henry  F.,  jeweler  Charles  H.  Lindeman,  r. 
SW  cor  Railroad  and  Sixteeutl»Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Kispert  John  J.,  woodcarver,  r.  SW  cor  Railroad  and 
Sixteenth  Avs,  South,  S.  F. 

Kissane  Henry,  teamster.  Pier  10  Steuart,  r.  NE  cor 
Harriet  and  Folsom 

Kissel  Brothers  (Jacob  and  John  A.)  florists  and  nur- 
serymen. Silver  Av,  ur  Mission,  depot  40  Grand 
Central  Market 

Kissel  Jacob  (Kissel  Brothers)  r.  Silver  Av,  nr  Mis- 
sion 

Kissel  John  A.  (Kissel  Brothers)  r.  Silver  Av,  nr  Mis- 
sion 

Kissling  Emil  A.,  confectioner,  r.  1  Quincy  PI 

Kister  Edward  M.,  laborer,  r.  2116  Van  Ness  Av 

Kiszler  Henry,  r.  1113  Stockton 

Kitch  Alexander,  driver  William  Fletcher,  r.  23  La- 
fayette 

Kitchen  A.  M.  Mrs.,  r.  5  Rues 

Kitchen  George,  laborer,  r.  468  Sixth 

Kitchen  James,  carpenter,  r.  468  Sixth 

Kitchen  John,  porter  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Kitchen  William  M.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  468  Sixth 

Kitson  Andrew,  machinist  F.  A.  Robbins,  r.  Chicago 
Hotel 

Kittelberger  Charles  (Kittelberger  &  Dold)  r.  227 
Ellis 

Kittelberger  &  Dold  (Charles  Kittelberger  and 
Charles  Dold)  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Market 
and  Powell 

Kitter  Ross,  boxmaker,  r.  7  Langton 

Kitteringham  John,  moroccodresser, r.  17173^  Mission 

Kitterman  George  M.,  r.  lOJi  Taylor 

Kitterman  James,  furniture,  bedding  and  carpets,  1313 
Stockton 

Kittle  August,  mattressmaker,  r.  Arion  House 

Kittle  Jonathan  G.  (Kittle  &  Co.)  r.  525  Harrison 

Kittle  Nicholas  G.  (Kittle  &  Co.)  r.  003  Sutter 

Kittle  William  H.,  machinist,  r.  2  Stanly  Court 

Kittle  Hi  Co.  (Nicholas  G.  and  Jonathan  G.  Kittle 
and  James  Palache)  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  202  California 

Kittler  Conrad,  carpenter,  422  Powell 

Kittler  William  C,  caneworker  and  varnisher,  422 
Powell,  r.  1  Dikeman  PI 

Kitto  Orlando,  groceries  and  liquors  and  butcher,  SE 
cor  Minnesota  and  Solano 

Kitto  Orlando  Jr.,  rougher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  SE 
cor  Minnesota  and  Solano 

Kitto  William  J.,  rougher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  SE 
cor  Minnesota  and  Solano 

Kittredge  Addison  G.,  clerk  Reynolds  &  Rix,  r.  110 
Ellis 

Kittredge  Albert  C,  salesman  Cohnreich  Brothers,  840 
Market 

Kittredge  Charles,  furrier,  r.  33  Dorland 

Kittredge  Edward  H.  (E.  H.  Kittredge  &  Co.)  r.  N  s 
Fifteenth,  betNoe  and  Castro 

Kittredge  E.  H.  &  Co.  (Edward  H.  Kittredge) 
manufacturers  and  dealers  doors,  windows  and 
blinds,  113-115  Market 

Kittredge  Ella  F.  Mrs.,  r.  1711  Market 

Kittredge  Isabella  H.,  widow,  r.  4  Lily  Av 

Kittredge  John  R.,  lumber  surveyor,  r.  142}^  Fourth 

Kittredge  Jonathan,  r.  110  Ellis 

Kittredge  Joseph  G.,  r.  NW  cor  Fifteenth  and  Noe 

Kittredge  Joseph  G.  Jr.,  ironworker,  r.  136  Fifth 

Kittredge  May  W.  Miss,  teacher  Jackson  St.  Kinder- 
garten, r.  110  Ellis 

Kittredge  Ralph  B.,  shipping  clerk,  r.  1711  Market 

Kittredge  Spencer  B.,  shipping  clerk  E.  H.  Kittredge 
&  Co.,  r.  4  Lily  Av 

Kittredge  W.  B.,  conductor,  r.  2  Boston  PI 


Kitz  Iranz,  clerk  G.  F.  Walter,  r.  1203  Polk 

Kitz  Franz  C.  R.,  drivers.  F.  Stock  Brewery,   r.   1819 

Powell 
Kitzmuller  Michael,  carriagemaker,  8.50  Howard,  r.  86 

Everett 
Kivell  James,  shipping  and  commission  agent,  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Steuart,  r.  114  Perry 
Kivell  John,  laborer,  r.   N   s   Mission,  bet  First  and 

Second 
Kivi  Felix,  cutter  A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  108   Steiner 
Kiwitz  Charles,  bartender  Gustav  Schwarz  &   Co.,   r. 

4-36  Jessie 
Kjelgreen  E.  W.,  master   mariner,  r.    North  Pacific 

Hotel 
K.  K.  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Eureka,  Nev.)    Henry 

Deas  secretary,  44  Nevada  Block 
Klaas   Matthew  (Ivlaas  &.Sfteli)  r.  1237  Stockton 
Klaas  &    Seeli     (Matthew    Klaas    and    Gaspar  Seeli) 

confectionery  and  bakery,  1233  Stockton 
Klaber  George,  wood  and  coal,  504  Jj  Howard 
Klaen  A.  D.  (Klaen  Brothers)  r.  SE  cor   Golden  Gate 

Av  and  Buchanan 
Klaen  Brothers   (A.  D.  and  John   H.)    groceries  and 

liquors,  SE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and  Buchanan 
Klaen   John   H.    (Klaen   Brothers)    r.   SE  cor  Golden 

Gate  Av  and  Buchanan 
Klaflki  Andrew,  waiter  Montgomery's  Hotel 
Klages  August,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor    Drumm   and 

Commercial,  r.  18  John 
Klages  Frederick,  clerk  John  Blohm,  r.  1800  Stockton' 
Klahn  August,  car  builder  N.  B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.   1111 

Church 
Klahn  Christian,  seaman,  r.  40  Jackson 
Klahn  Ferdinand,  seaman,  r.  40  Jackson 
Klahn  Herman,  seaman,  r.  40  Jackson 
Klahn  John  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  116   Sixth,  r.   520 

Natoma 
Klahn  Nicolaus,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1642  Mission 
Klaiber  Frank,  steward  Schroth  &  Westerfeld,  r.  310 

Montgomery  Av 
Klain  Nathan  M.,  photographic  view  artist,  921  McAl- 
lister 
Klamath  Quartz  Mining  Co.  (Siskiyou  Co.,  Gal.)  office 

29  Nevada  Block 
Klang  Gotfried,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Klang  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Klapperich  John  J.  (John  S.  Klapperich  &  Son)    r.   2 

Washington  Av 
Klapperich  John  S.  (John  S.  Klapperich  &  Son)    r.   2 

Washington  Av 
Klapperich  John  S.  &  Son  (John  S.  and  John  J.)    car- 
riage makers,  3  Grand  Av 
Klare  Philip,  carpenter,  r.  13  Park  Av 
Klare  Philip  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  13  Park  Av 
Klarenmeyer  S.,  portrait  painter,  724  J^  Market 
Klarenmeyer  S.  Jr.,   salesman  Joseph   Silverman,  r. 

819  Howard 
Klarke  Franu,  gardener,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Klarmann  John,  cook,  r.  905  Shotwell 
Klarnet  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  248  Clara 
Klarqiiist  Jolin  P.,  mason,  r.  250  Minna 
Klatt  Ferdinand,   carpenter  and  builder,   office  516 

Kearny,  r.  814  M  Twenty-first 
Klau  Adolph,  clerk  Baker  k  Hamilton,  r.  309  Powell 
Klau  Edward,  clerk  Haas  Bros.,r.  3U9  Powell 
Klaii  Karl,  salesman  Haas  Bio8.,r.  309  Powell 
Klau  Leopold,  salesman  Haas  Bros.,  r.  309  Powell 
Klauber  Ella  Miss,  t.  335  Eddy 
Klaus  John,  tailor,  634  Pacific,  r.  818  Pacific 
Klaus  Joseph;  laborer,  r.  1  Noonan  Av 
89*"  Klaus.     See  Claus  and  Clauss 
Kleebauer  Ambrosius,  clerk  P.   J.  McGovern,  r.  W  s 

Church,  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second  ' 
Kleebauer  Charles  F.,  carpenter,   r.  W  s   Church,   bet 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Kleen  Henry,  proprietor  Brander  Saloon,  225  Clay, 

r.  740  Howard 
Kleensmith  William,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
Klefner  Thomas,  bricklayer,  r.  121  Shipley 
Kleger  Louis,  driver  Omnibus   RR.,   r.   253   Clemen- 
tina 
Kleiber  Rosina  Miss,  r.  712  Washington 
Klein  A.  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  1008)6  Market 
Klein  Annie,  widow,  r.  1924  Bush 
Klein  Bernard,  salesman  Kohler  &  Chase,  r.  Frescott 

House 
Klein  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  449)^  Jessie 
Klein  Charles,   bookkeeper   Ordenstein  &  Co.,  r.  1924 

Bush 


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Elein  Erdmaun,  houseuiover,  r.  3'J  Jessie 

Klein   Ernest,  clerk   George  H.   Tay  &  Co.,  r.  1008}^ 

Market 
Klein  Ernst,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty-second 
Klein  Eugene,  jeweler  A.  Hirschman,  r.  3  Chatham 

PI 
Klein   Frederick  J.   M.,  traveling  salesman   Safety 

Nitro  Co.,  r.  1924  Bush 
Klein  Harry,  saloonkeeper,  r.  351  Clementina 
Klein  Henry,  foreman  Main  St.  Mill,  r.  Alameda 
Klein  Henry,  hackman,  r.  418  Jones 
Klein  Jacob,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  24  Lily  Av 
Klein  Jacob,   machinist  S.   F.   Pioneer  Woolen   Fac- 
tory, r.  Polk,  bet  Lombard  and  Chestnut 
Klein  John  E.  (Klein  &  Carr)  r.  38  Russ 
Klein  John  M.,  repairer  Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Tele- 

grai)h,  r.  KJ  Hopeton  Terrace 
Klein  John  R.,  repairer  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  r.  440  Third 
Klein  Joseph,  porter  Radovich  &  Uhrlandt,  r.  4  Fella 

PI 
Klein  Julius,  driver  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,  r:  38 

Russ 
Klein  Lazare,  with  Kahn  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  607  Powell 
Klein  Louisa,  waitress  William  E.  Stewart 
Klein  Philip,  butcher,   r.  W  s  N,  bet   Thirteenth  and 

Fourteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Klein  Pierre,  proptr  Occidental  Restaurant,  536  Wash- 
ington, r.  1528  Powell 
Klein  Theodore,  r.  616  J^  Filbert 
Elein  William  F.,  jeweler  Reinhold   Bujanofif,  r.  1047 

Howard 
Klein  &  Carr  (J.  E.  Klein    and  Howard  Carr)   gun- 
smiths, 819  Market 
K?"  Klein.    See  Cline,  Clyne,  Kleyne  and  Kline 
Kleinclaus  Andrew,  clerk  F.  J.  Castlehun,  r.  2  Ches- 

ley 
Kleinclaus  Barbara,  widow,  r.  1116  Stockton 
Kleinclaus  Charlts,  r.  908  Dolores 
Kleinclaus  Gustav  B.  (Otto  Fauss  &  Co.)  r.  244  Nine- 

teentu 
Kleine  Charles  R.,  shoemaker,  1327  Polk 
Kleinhammer  Henry,  r.  9J^  Dikeman  PI 
Kleinhans  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  912  Geary 
Kleinhans  John  (A.  Lusk  &  Co.)  r.  640  Fell 
Kleinhaupt  Abraham    I.,  secondhand    clothing,    109 

Sixth 
Kleinsmith  Amelia  Mrs.,  r.  32  Zoe 
Kleinsmith  William,  liquor   saloon,   S   s   Berry,  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Kleist  Marx,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Klemier  Herman,  bartender  Oliver  G.  Hallett,  r.   27 

Geary 
Klemm  Charles  J.,  mnfr  patent  bedlounges,  148  Blux- 

ome  and  617-619  Branuan 
Klemm  Hugo,  barber,  285  East,  r.  49  Sacramento 
Klemm  Julius  G.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  148  Bluxome 
Klempau  Nicolaus,  undertaker  Theodor  Dierks,  r.  957 

Mission 
Klenck  Fred.,  laborer  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  141  Dore 
Klenck  John  F.,  cKrk  Auditor's  Office,  r.  28  Rondell  PI 
Klenck  Richard,  laborer,  r.  141  Dore 
Kleser  Adam,  waiter  J.  E.  Sickels,  r.  120  Post 
Klesow  Charles,  captain  schr  Piute,  r.  38  Zue 
Klesow  John  F.,  captain  schr.  Modoc,  r.  12  De  Boom 
Kleutsch  Fiaiik  J.,  r.  31  First  Av 
Klevesahl  Ernest  W..  liquor  saloon,  512  Fourth 
Klewisch  John  O.  (Cal.  Oil  Refining  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Kley  Chris.  (Buckner  &  Kley)  r.  Oakland 
Kleyer  Ernest,  druggist  German  Hospital 
Kleyn  H.,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Kleyn  Helena  Mrs., bakery,  14  Fifth 
Kleyn  John  H.,  cook,  r.  14  Fifth 
BSyKleyn.     See  Cline,  Clyne,  Klein  and  Kline 
Klibbeck  Christopher,  shoemaker,  r.  800  Greenwich 
Klift  Andrew,  tanner,  r.  San  Bruno  Road,  bet  Twenty- 
sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Klindt  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  909   Kearny,   r.   2 
Carlos  PI 

Kline Mrs.,  saleslady  B.  Nathan  &  Co. 

Kline  Adolph  M..  r.  313  Elm  Av 

Kline  Arthur  A.,  salesman  Kalin  Bros.  &  Co.,   r.   1829 

Pine 
Kline  August  (Kline  &  Co.)  r.  1301  Octavia 
Kline  B.,  tailor,  r.  424  Sansorae 
Kline  Bernard,  r.  1516  Post,  rear 

Kline  Charles,  physician,  ofiBce  and  r.  286  Stevenson 
Kline  David,  salesman  Louie  Kline  &  Co.,  r.  211  Powell 
Kline  Eli,  hostler,  r.  923  Jones 


Kline  Fritz  H.,  bandsawyer  Andrew  Frei,  r.  427  Hayes 
Kline  Gabriel,  r.  1516  Post,  rear 

Kline  George  A.,  salesman  Kline  &   Co.,   r.   1301    Oc- 
tavia • 
Kline  George  W.,  accountant  First  National  Gold  Bank 

of  S.  F.,  r.  Berkeley 
Kline  Jacob,  bookkeeper  E.  Mansbach  &  Co.,  r.  1516 

Post 
Kline  Josie,  domestic  713  Minna 
Kline  L.,  r.  407  Mason 
Kline  Lazarus,  proptr  Franco  American  Perf  umeryCo., 

26  Second 
Kline  Louis  (Louis  Kline  &  Co.)  r.  211  Powell 
Kliue  Louis  &  Co.  (Louis  Kline  and  Max  Gensberger) 

importers  and  jobbers  hats  and  caps,  110  Bush 
Kline  Mark,  merchant,  r.  604  Geary 
Kline  Michael,  laborer,  r.  726  Clementina 
Kline  Samuel,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Kline  Thomas,  porter  M.    Ehrman    &    Co.,    r.    1.508 

Hyde 
Kliue  Walter,  r.  215  Kearnv 
Kliue  &  Co.    (August   Kline)    importers  and  jobbers 

hats  and  caps,  26-28  Battery 
^"Kline.     See  Cline.  Clyne,  Klein  and  Kleyn 
Kling  Aidla  Miss,  laundress  Ladies'   Protection   and 
Relief  Societj',  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and   Post 
Kling  Olof  W.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  213  Jackson. 

r.  1516  Hyde 
Kliugberg  Cliarles,  seaman,  r.  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Union 
Klinge  Augusta  Miss,  hairdresser  Fred.  Hays,  r.  119 

Fifth 
Klinge  William,  tailor,  119  Fifth 
Klingel  Ferdinand  J.,  cooper  David  Woemer,  r.  617 

Post 
Klingel  Frederick,  butler  1299  Van  Ness  Av 
Klingel  John,  baker,  r.  617  Post     • 
Klingemann  Charles,  teacher  music,  r.  .532  Pine 
Kliugenberg  Charles,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Klinger  August,  fresco  painter,  r.  1632  Eddy 
Klink   Jenuia  S.  Miss,    assistant  Lobos  Av  School,  r. 

733  Bush 
Klinkenborg  Henry,  proptr  Market  Exchange,  Mission 

Market,  r.  3  Church  Lane 
Klinker  Charles  J.,  captain  schr  Bessie  Everding,  Pier 

13  Steuart 
Klinkner  C.  A.  &  Co.  (Charles  A.  Klinkner)  mnfr  red 

rubber  stamps,  and  stencils,  320  Sansome 
Klinkner  Charles  A.  (C.  A.  Klinkner  &  Co.)    r.  Berke- 
ley 
Klintworth  Diedrich,  teacher  First  School  of  the  Ger- 
man School  Union,  r.  Alameda 
Klippel  Valentine,  shoemaker,  r.  906  Pacific 
KlipsteiuFlrnest  W.,  accountant,  r.  967  Mission 
Klipstein  M.  Mrs.,  physician,  967  Mission 
Klipsteiu  Mary  Miss,  hairworker,  r.  967  Mission 
Klipstein  Minnie  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  967  Mission 
Kliunak  Martin   N.,   bartender  Patrick  Connolly,  r. 

NW  cor  Stockton  and  Jackson 
Kloch   George  W.,  conductor    Omnibus   RR.,   r.  22 

Verona 
Klodt  Hermann,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r.  429 

Bush 
Kloos  Adolph,  contractor,  r.  1217  3^  Steiner 
Klopenstiue  Harry  C,  salesman  Cunningham,  Curtiss 

&  Welch,  r.  733  Bush 
Klopenstine  Joseph,  stockbroker,  r.  733  Bush 
Klopfer  Adam,  mnfr  bakers'  peels,  634  Pacific 
Klopfer  John  (Klopfer  &  Diehm)  r.  118  Drumm 
Klopfer  K  Diehm    (John "Klopfer  and  George  Diehm) 

coopers,  101  Clay  ' 

Kloppenburg  Charles  J.    F.,    bookkeeper    Moody^  Jc 

Farish,  r.  225  Stevenson 
Kloppenburg  John  F.,  general  trader,  r.  225  Steven- 
son 
Kloppenburg  Otto,    comniission    merchant,    r.    222 

Grove 
Klopper  Frederick,  leather  and  findings,  26  O'Farrell 
Klopper  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  721  Broadway 
Klopstock  C.  &  Co.  (Curtis  Klopstock) mnfrs  cigars  and 

dealers  leaf  tobacco,  212  Front 
Klopstock  Curtis  (C.  Klopstock  &  Co.)  r.  714  Hayes 
Klopstock  Isaac  (I.  L.  Solomon  k  Co.)  r.  714  Hayes 
Klos  William  (Kh)8  &  Hund)  r.  438  J^  Jessie 
Klos  k  Hund  (William  Klos  and  CharlesHund)  liquor 

saloon,  823  Market 
Klose  Adolph,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  1228  Lom- 

.  bard         ^ 
Klose  Adolph  F.,  shipping  clerk  M.  Ehrman  k  Oo.,  r. 
703  Post 


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Klose  Christian  A.,  capitalist,  office  271  East,  r.  East 

Oakland 
Klose  Philip,  r.  8  Central  PI 

Klose  Philip  (HillenBrand  &  Klose)  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
«^"Klose.    See  Close 
Kloss  John,  carpenter,  r.  610  Ivy  Av 
Klostermann  Friedrich,  mining,  r.  204  McAllister 
Klotz  Frederick,  wood  and  coal,  l(i26  Stockton 
Klotz  Jacob,     butcher,    r.    Butchers'    Home    Hotel, 

South  S.  F. 
Klotz  Joseph  A.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  322  Seventh 
Klotz  Leo,  cook  Butchers'  Home  Hotel,  South  S.  F. 
Klotz  Marie,  domestic  1217  Geary 
Klotz  Matthaus  (Sehiiiir  &  Klotz)  r.  503  Filbert 
Klotzsch  Charles    F.,    cigars    and    tobacco,    SW    cor 

Fourth  and  Howard,  r.  209  Fourth 
Kliiber  Frederick,  longshoreman,  r.  160  Steuart 
Kluge  Emil,  first  officer  schr  Leon,  r.  503  Folsom 
Klumbuss  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Klumpke  John  O.,  real  estate,  r.  704  Powell 
Klumpp  Arthur,  clerk,  r.  1615  Sacramento 
Klumpp  Emile,  watchmaker,  r.  1615  Sacramento 
Klumpp  Herman  J.,    engraver    and     diesinker,    235 

Kearny,  room  10,  r.  1615  Sacramento 
Klumpp  Martin,  porter  Haas  Bros.,  r.  22  Stockton  PI 
Klumpp   Otto  H.,   jeweler    Levison    Bros.,    r.   622}^ 

Green 
Klumpp  Keinhart,  porter  Haas  Bros.,  r.  34  Eddy 
Klumpp  Rudolph,   salesman  Meyer  Bros.   &   Co..  r. 

710}^  Taylor 
Klumpp  William,  engraver  and  die  sinker,  235  Kear- 
ny, room  10,  r.  1615  Sacramento 
Klunder  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  101-103  Jackson 
Klundzen  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  r.  299  Ji  Clementina 
Klurr  Jacob,  tobacconist,  r.  605  Broadway 
Klute  Adolph,  painter  and  whitener,  SW  cor   Geary 

and  Jones,  r.  714  Vallejo 
Kluthass  John  W.,  bookkeeper  Jackson  Brewery,  r. 

1230  Mission 
Knabe  Peter,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1863^  Vandewater 
Knabenschuh  William,  porter,  r.  1127  Dupont 
Knack  George  J.,  r.  421  Bush 
Knack.  Jolin,  proprietor  Philadelphia  House,  421 

Bush 
Knacke  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,    bet 

San  Jose  Av  and  Guerrero 
Knacke  Frank,  master  mariner,  r.  8  Hyde 
Knacke  Frederick,  tinsmith,  r.  N  s  Twenty-sixth,  bet 

San  Jose  Av  and  Guerrero 
Knagenhjilm  Charles,  scalemaker  Fairbanks  &  Hutch- 
inson, r.  4  Russell 
Knapik  Peter  P. ,    manufacturer   gilt,   imitation 

walnut  and  veneer  moldings,  425  Fourth 
Knapp  Belle,  widow,  coffee  saloon,  626  Sacramento 
Knapp  Charles,  painter,  r.  1510  Turk 
Knapp  Charles  C,  engineer,  r.  808  Twentieth 
Knapp  Charles  E.,  clerk  ticket  auditor  8.  P.  RR.,  r. 

Menlo  Park 
Knapp  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  A.  Lyser  &  Co.,  r.  808 

Twentieth 
Knapp  C.  Richard,  druggist,  r.  1212  Mission 
Knapp  Dexter  W.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co., 

r.  800  Ellis 
Knapp  Edwin  G.,  attorney  at  law,  407   California,  r. 

Oakland 
Knapp  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  50  South  Park 
Knapp  H.  G. ,  painter,  r.  326  Ellis 
Knapp  James  R.,   freight    agent  N.   P.   C.   RR.  Go's 

W'harf ,  r.  720  Grove 
Knapp  J.  H.,  machinist,  r.  2750  Harrison 
Knapp  John  N.,  shoecutter,  r.  857  Folsom 
Knapp  Minnie  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  113  Powell 
Knapp  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Knapp  Peter  A.,  actor,  r.  220  Minna 
Knapp  Richard  H.,  lead  caster  Marder,  Luse  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Knapp  Stephen  C,  oiler  S.  P.  0.  RR.  stmr  Bay  City,  r. 

808  Twentieth 
Knapp  Stewart  W.,  clerk  general  superintendent  C. 

P.  RR.,  r.  534  Geary 
Knapp  W'illiam,  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Service,  r. 

903  Valencia 
Knapp  William  H.,  solicitor  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co.,  214  Sansome,  r.  407  Mason 
Knappe  Frederick,  r.  3  Midway 

Knapton  Thomas  J.,  night  clerk  Grand  Central  Lodg- 
ing House,  959  Market 
Enarston  John  H.,  book  and  job  prints,  502  Wash- 
ington, r.  26 M  Kearny 
Knauer  Joseph,  barber,  105  Fourth,  r.  736  Green 


Knaul  Peter,  cook,  r.  430  Natoma,  rear 

Knaus  Bernard,  carpenter,  r.  322  Jfj  Lily  Av 

Kn'auss  J.  Herman,  accountant,  74  Nevada  Block,  r. 

2538  Webster 
Knauth  Carl  W.,  proptr  Bay  St.  House,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Bay 
Kneass  Dallas  A.,  boatbuilder,  r.  681  Mission 
Kneass  Edward  D.  (Brook  &  Kneass)  r.  681  Mission 
Kneass  George  W.  (Burns  &  Kneass)  r.  681  Mission 
Kneass  John  F.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  549  Tehama, 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Kneass  Moses,  boatbuilder,  r.  681  Mission 
Knebrick  George,  brewer,  r.  718  Laguna 
Knece  William,  waiter,  r.  4  Hardie  PI 
Kneeland  James,  liquor  saloon,  670  Howard 
Kneese  George,  liquor  saloon,  572  Folsom 
Knell  Emil  J.,  musician  Winter  Garden,  r.  1212  Mis- 
sion 
Knell  Frederick  G.,  musician,  r.  1212  Mission 
Knell  George  H.,  compositor,  r.  7  Washington  Av 
Knell  Jacob,  drayman   Schultz   &   Von   Bargen,  r.  26 

Morey  Alley 
Knell  Jacob,  janitor,  r.  7  Washington  Av 
Knell  John,  musician,  r.  1212  Mission 
Knell  Louis  C,  student,  r.  1212  Mission 
Knell  Philip,  assistant  engineer  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  7 

Washington  Av 
Knell  Rodrigo,  bookbinder  Althof  &  Bahls 
Knerr  S.  G.,  r.  1202  Market 
Knewing  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  2420  Pacific  Av 
Kuibbe  Henry  W.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  403 

Union 
Knickeram  John,  miner,  r.  872  Mission 
Knickerbacker  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  271  Stevenson 
Knickerbocker  Calvin  E.,  hay,  grain,  wood  and  coal, 

524  Mission,  r.  165  Ninth 
Knickerbocker  Eliza  D.,  widow,  r.  165  Ninth 
Knie  Louis,  bartender,  r.  814  Union 
Knief  George,  waiter,  r.  228  Kearny 
Knief  John  H.,  speculator,  r.  719  Clay 
Knierim  John,  butcher,  r.  3  Helen 
Kniese  George,  shoemaker,  r.  1250  Turk 
it^Kuiese.    See  Kneass 

Knight ,  r.  427  Bush 

Knight  Alanson  D.,  teamster,  r.  Steiner,  bet  Green- 
wich and  Lombard 
Knight  A.  E.,  grip  man  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1406  Pacific 
Knight  Albert  H.,  machinist,  r.  602  Geary 
Knight  Allen,  exchange  teller  London  and  S.  F.  Bank, 

r.  Oakland 
Knight  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  106  Mason 
Knight  C.  H.,  machinist,  r.  cor  Larkin  and  Bay 
Knight  C.  T.  S.,  student,  r.  124  Golden  Gate  Av 
Knight  Edmond  H.,  dairy, Ns  Lombard,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner,  r.  2221  Greenwich 
Knight  Edmund  E.,  clerk  Branch  House,  424  Sansome 
Knight  Edwin  B.,  teamster,  r.  1516  Folsom 
Knight  E.  N.,  actor  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  1015  Capp 
Knight    Frank,    superintendent    Martell,    Rathje    & 
Scherb,  r.  S  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and  Sec- 
ond Av 
Knight  Frank  E.,  teamster,  r.  E  6  Pringle  Court,  nr 

Greenwich 
Knight  Frederick,  stableman,  r.  El  Dorado  House 
Knight  George  A.  (Clunie  &  Knight)  attorney  at  law 

410  Kearny,  r.  Grand-Hotel 
Knight  George  A.,  salesman   Morison,  Hutchinson  & 

Co.,  r.  2221  Jackson 
Knight  George  H.,  portrait  painter,  r.   Brunswick 

House 
Knight  H.  A.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  736  Shotwell 
Knight  H.  D.,  assistant  superintendent  Presidio  and 

Ferries  RR.  Co.,  r.  1403  Powell 
Knight  Henry,  salesman  Wilmerding  &  Co.,  216  Front 
Knight  Henry  L.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  106  Mason 
Knight  Hiram   A.,  driver   Nelson  J.  Rodgers,  r.  736 

Shotwell 
Knight  J.  B.  Rev. ,  r.  16  Montgomery  Av 
Knight  J.  H.,  r.  25 M  Fifth  Av 

Knight  John  (Knight  &  Graham)  r.  933  Eighteenth 
Knight  Joseph,  boilermaker,  r.  14  Stanford 
Knight  L.  D.,  teamster,  r.  E  s  Steiner,  bet  Lombard 

and  Greenwich 
Knight  Lincoln  P.,  upholsterer,  r.  6  Oak  Grove  Av 
Knight  Louis  F.,  mining,  r.  382  San  Jos^  Av 
Knight  Mary,  domestic  1405  Taylor 
Knight  Michael  L., tailor,  r.  61  Natoma 
Knight  N.  R.,  office   Occidental  Wool  Depot,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Knight  Robert  M.,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 


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Enigtat  Thomas,  real  estate,  r.  124  Golden  Gate  Av 

Knight  Wallace  H.,  clerk,  r.  2221  Greenwich 

Knight  W.  C,  teamster,  r.  3112  Fillmore 

Knight  William,  r.  745  jj  Folsom 

Knight  WilUam  C,  l»aker.  r.  108  Shiploy 

Knight  William  H.,  carrier  Call  and   Bulletin,  r.  630 

Webster 
Knlg^ht  AVilliani  H. ,  State  Harbor  Commissioner, 

office  1(1  California,  r.  Oakland 
Knight  &  Graham  (John  Kuight  and  M.   A.  Graham) 

machinists,  23  Stevenson 
Knights  Charles  II.,  bakery,  37  Sixth 
Knights  Luther,  drayman,  H  Market,  r.  1006  Jones 
Knights  Mark,  clerkA.  F.  Benard,  r.  20U  Mission 
Kuiglits  of  Honor,  W.  H.  Mahoney  grand  report- 
er, office  45  St.  Ann's  Building 
KnitfUts  of  Pythias,   915  Market 
Knierltts   of  Pythias  Bureau   of  Relief,   915 

Market 
Kniffhts  of  Pytliias  Hall    Agsociatlon,   915 

Market 
Knights  of  St.  Patrick,  995  Market 
Knights  of  the  Red  Branch,  861  Market 
Knights  William  H.,  bookkeeper  Luther  Knights,  r. 

30  Pleasant 
Knipe  Frederick  A.,  master  mariner,  r.  S  s  Sonoma, 

bet  Vermont  and  Kansas 
Knipe  Thomas  J.,  pilot,  office   506  Battery,  room  9,  r. 

H19  Greenwich 
Knippeuberg  Ernst  R.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart,  r.  419  Folsom 
Knoblau  John,  wool  packer,  r.  626  Brannan 
Kuobloch   Charles  J.,  basketmaker,  N  s  Butte,  bet 

Tennessee  and  Kentucky 
Kuobloch  Christian,  proptr  Myrtle  Hall,  Railroad  Av, 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Knobloch  Jacob,  hay  and  gram,  wood  and   coal,   NE_ 

cor  Butte  and  Kentucky 
Knoch  August,  porter  John  Ziegenbein  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Knoche  Diedrich,  cell.irman  S.  F.   Stock  Brewery,  r. 

2118  Powell 
Knoche  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  423  Third,  r. 

Oakland 
Kuocker  Charles  B.  (China  and  Japan  Tea  Co.; 

r.  1012  Fifth  Av,  East  Oakland 
Knoderer  Theophilus,  gunsmith,  r.  1108  Powell 
Knodltr  Alexander,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery 
Knoechel  Charles  (Knoechel  &  Brand)  r.   725   Vallejo 
Knoechel  &  Brand.  (Charles  Knoechel   and  John 

G.    Brand)    proprietors   Montgomery  Baths   and 

Hair  Dressing  Saloon,  621  Montgomery 
Enoflach  Augustin,  teacher  languages,  r.  228  Post 
Knolbe  Abram,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Knoll  Albert  R.,  bookkeeper  Hobart,  Wood  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Knoll  George,  r.  8  Howard  Court 
Knoll  Henry  W.,  clerk  L.  P.  Fisher,  r.  Oakland 
Knoll  John,  laborer,  r.  15  Scott  PI,  rear 
Knoll  John  Jr.,  salesman  A.  Paladinl,  r.  15  Scott  PI 
Knoll  Theodore,  musician,  r.  813  Shotwell 
ll^-Knoll.    See  Noll 
Knoop  Diedrich,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Page 

and  Octavia 
Knoop  Fred,  porter,  r.  411  Pacific 
Knoop  Henry,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Page  and  Octavia 
Knop  August,  r.  234  Bush 

Knop  Charles,  passepartout  maker,  423  Washington 
Knop  Elfert(Hildebrandt  &  Knopjr.  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Montgomery 
Knop  Franklin  A.,  engineer   Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  2205 

Geary 
Knop  George,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Knop  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Knop  Louise,  widow,  r.  2205  Geary 
Knopf  Annlu  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  "2002  Mason,  r.  2004 

Mason 
Knopf  August,  blacksmith,  r.  421  Bush 
Knopf  Gottlieb  T.,  carpenter,  625  Washington,  r.  2004 

Mason 
Knopf  Marie,  widow,  r.  136  First 
Knopf  William  (Knopf  &  Brandt)  r.  2004  Mason 
Knopf  &  Brandt  (William  Knopf  and  HenVy  Brandt) 

printers,  535  California 
Knopfel  G.  C.,  organist,  r.  Nucleus  House 
Knopfer  Fred,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Knopf macher  August,  diamond  setter  Levison  Bros., 

r.  306  Stockton 
Enoph  M.  Edward,  salesman  Charles  M.  Plom  &  Co., 

r.  Lick  House 


Knorp  Albert  P.,  manufacturer  office,  store  and 

library  furniture,  411  Mission  (and  W.  H.  Steiger 

&  Co.)  r.  706  Larkln 
Knorp  Albert  F.  Jr.,  entrj-  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  & 

Stetson,  r.  706  Larkin 
Knorp  John  G.,  mattressmaker,  r.  16  Lynch 
Knorp  William  T.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  706  Larkin 
Kuorr  George,  cooper,  r.  55  Minna 
Knorr  Martin,  cooper,  r.  55  Minna 
Kuorre  Emil  F.,  expressman,  r.  1052  Folsom 
Knott  Benjamin,  carpetlayer,  r.  818  Green 
Knott  Joseph,  r.  1124  Shotwell 
Knott  M.  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1004  Pacific 
Knott  William,  r.  lltiO  Market 
Knott  W.  W.,  law  student,  r.  '2037  Howard 
Knottner  Florian,  liquor  saloon,  14  First,  r.  455  Jessie 
Knower  John   G.,  special   policeman,  r.   1224   Wash- 
ington 
Knowland  Joseph,  lumber  dealer,  and  agent  Gardiner 

Mill  Co.,  office  22  California,  r.  Alameda 
8^"  Knowland.     See  Nolan  and  Nolen 
Knowles  Charles  T.,  clerk,  r.  909  Taylor 
Kuowles  Edwin  I.,  bookkeeper  George  B.  Knowles  & 

Son.  r.  909  Taylor 
Knowles  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  709  Harrison,  rear 
Knowles  George,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Gieen,  bet  Baker  and 

Lyon 
Knowles  George  B.  (George  B.  Knowles  &  Son)  r.  909 

Taylor 
Knowles  George  B.  Jr.  (George  B.  Knowles  &  Son)  r. 

909  Taylor 
Kno-wles    George    B.    &  Son    (George    B.   arid 

George  B.  Jr.)  lumber,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Main 

and  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Main 
Knowles  G.  G.,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1434 

California 
Knowles  Harry,  assistant  Nonpareil  Soda  Water  Co., 

r.  209  Thirteenth 
Knowle.s  Henry,  expressman,  37  Sutter,  r.  449 )i  Minna 
Knowles  Henry  A.,  clerk,  r.  209  Thirteenth 
Kuowles  H.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Knowles  James,  boilermaker  O.  and  O.  SS.  Belgic 
Knowles  Joseph  E. ,  clerk  Oscar  Foss,  r.  333  Bartlett 
Kno^vles  Josiah   N.,   shipping  and   commission 

merchant.  28  California,  r.  Oakland 
Knowles  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1239  Mission 
Knowles  Robert,  fireman  stmr  Amador,  r.  6}^  Clinton 
Kuo^vles  Samuel  E.,  dentist,  office  USDupont, 

r.  Oakland 
Knowles  Samuel  W.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  139  Seventh 
Knowles  Stillman  H.,  miner,  r.  209  Thirteenth 
Kno'\^les  ^Villlaiu  A.,  dentist,  office  118  Dupont, 

r.  Oakland 
Knowles  William  H.,  pressman  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co., 

r.  109  Oak 
Knowlton  Charles  T.,  woodcarver,  r.  528  Bryant 
Knowlton  Ebenezer,  assistant  Boys'   High  School,  r. 

876  Shotwell 
Knowlton  George  E..  salesman  8.  F.  News  Co.,  r,  528 

Bryant 
Knowlton  George  W.,  stage  carpenter  Bella  Union 

Theatre,  r.  528  Bryant 
Knowlton  Hugh,  bricklayer,  r.  De  Boom,  nr  First 
Knowlton  James  J.,  inkmakur,  r.  552  Seventeenth 
Knowlton  John  8.,  dental  laboratory,  35  Post,  r.  22 

Anna 
Knowlton  Joseph  Jr.,   general  stage  agent,  2  New 

Montgomery,  r.  Alameda 
Knowlton  Loring  W.,  compositor,  r.  2506  Clay 
Knowlton  L.  W.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2506  Clay 
Knowlton  Robert  B.,  janitor  V.  S.  Mint,  r.  1041  Mis- 
sion 
Knownhurg  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  2619  Folsom 
Knownburg  John,  proptr  Kensington  Carriage  Mann- 
factory,  2621  Folsom,  r.  2619  Folsom 
Knox  Adam,  superintendent  J.   F.  Knox,  r.  623  Jessie 
Knox  Andrew  B..  clerk  Cluff  Bros.,  r.  434  Jessie 
Knox  Arthur  A.,  r.  I'iO  Golden  Gate  Av 
Knox  Benjamin  F.,  salesman  C.  J.   Hawley  &  Co.,  r. 

1715  Jessie 
Knox  Charles  C,  carpenter,  r.  21  Eleventh 
Knox  Charles  H.,  capitalist,  r:  21  Eleventh 
Knox  Emma  C.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  217  Post 
Knox  George  T.,  notary  public  and  commissioner 

deeds,  444  California,  r.  52(1  Guerrero 
Knox  Henry    E.,   dentist,   office   23  Post,  r.    480 

Merrimac,  Oakland 
Knox  Israel  W.,  secretary  Golden  State  and  Min- 
ers Iron  Works,  and  president  Globe  Gas  Ugbt 

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Knox  John  F. ,  proprietor  California  Wool  Depot, 

426  Townsend,  r.  240  Shotwell 
Knox  Richard  F.,  mining  513  California,  r.611  Folsom 
Knox  Robert  J.,  clerk  Darwin   &   Murphy,  r.  340  Dor- 
land 
Knox  S.  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  5  Essex  PI 
Knox  Thomas  R.,   official  shorthand  reporter  Su- 
perior Court,  Department  No.   2,  office  74  Nevada 
Block,  r.  2421  California 
Knox  Wilber,  r.  511  Folsom 
Knox  William  B.,  collector  Pac.  Rolling  Mill  Co.,  r. 

2122  Broderick 
Knox  William  H.,  boarding.  42  Sacramento 
Kniibel  John  (Taubmann  k  Kniibel)  r.  221  Austin 
Knudsen  Andrew  C,   porter  F.   Mandlebaiim,  r.  330 

Tenth 
Knudsen  Conrad,  milkman,  r.  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second  Avs 
Knudsen  H.,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Knudsen  Ole,  seaman,  r.  1021  Hampshire 
Knudsen  P.  J.,  merchandise  broker,   116  Front,  r. 

Oakland 
Knudson  Charles,  painter,  r.  9  Hollis 
Knudiion  Chris,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Knudson  George  P.,  clerk,  r.  39  Hofif  Av 
Knudson  Hans  C,  painter,  r.  9  Hollis 
Knulson  J.  B.,  boxmaker,  r.  Excelsior  Hotel 
Knudson  -John,  painter,  r.  9  Hollis 
Knudson  John  P.,  barteuder  Nicholas  Petersen, r.  Ala- 
meda 
Knudson  Knud,  third  office  SS.  Victoria,  r.  19  Powell 
Knudson  Louis,  laborer,  r.  14  Lily  Av 
Knudson  Mons,  cigars  and  tobacco,  312  Fourth 
Knudson  Otto,  painter,  r.  9  Hollis 
Knur  Edward,  assistant  superintendent   German  Hos- 
pital, Noe,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Ridley 
Knnst    Henry,     gi'oceries    and   liquors,    SW   cor 

Fourth  and  Folsom,  r.  302  Fourth 
Knut  Charles,  hostler,  r.  1839  Mission 
Knuth   Frederick   C,  bartender,  r.  SW  cor  East  and 

Jackson 
Knutson  T.,  laborer  Mechanics'  Mill,  r.  11  Kate 
Knutzen  Peter,  fireman   Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,   r.  423 

Ninth 
Koaster  Lavirene   Mrs.,  laceworker  M.  Levinsky  &  Co., 

r.  2607  Clay 
Kobicke  Christian,  baker,  r.  334  Guerrero 
Kobicke  Otto,  clerk  John  Wigmore,r.  334  Guerrero 
Koboldt  Julius,  machinist,  r.  59  Stevenson 
Koch  Adam,  crockery,  stoves  and  glassware,  807  Mar- 
ket, r.  366  Minna 
Koch  Anton  R..  barber,  r.  25  Erie 
Koch  August  C,  lithographer,  502  Washington,  rooms 

7-8,  r.  1007  Harrison 
Koch  Barbara  C,  widow,  r.  719  Union 
Koch  Carl,  tanner  C.  Hellwig,  r.  115  Twenty-sixth 
Koch  C.  F.  H.,  clerk  Marcus  Marks,  r.  606 M  Powell 
Koch  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  417  Fourth 
Koch  Christian,  upholsterer, r.  719  Union 
Koch  Edward,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Vallejo 

and  Polk 
Koch  Emanuel,  tailor,  r.  1145  Howard 
Koch  Emil,  cook,  r.  37  Louisa 
Koch  Frank  (Kammerer  &  Koch)  r.  503  Filbert 
Koch  Frederick,  laundryman,  r.  13  Lick  PI 
Koch  Frederick,  stoves   and   tinware,  138  Seventh,  r. 

1223)4  Folsom 
Koch   Fritz,  woodturner,  r.  S  s  Clipper,  bet  Dolores 

and  Church 
Koch  George,  shoemaker.  638)$  Mission 
Koch  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Koch  Henry  (H.  Levi  &  Co.)  r.  311  Dupont 
Koch  Jacob  D.,  mnfr  pianos,  211-213  Ninth,  r.  22  Fell 
Koch  Johannes  M.  J.,  barber,  648   Commercial,   r.  N  a 

Jersey,  bet  Church  and  Vicksburg 
Koch  John,  expressman,  cor  Davis   and   Sacramento, 

r.  116  Fair  Oaks 
Koch  John,  portrait  painter,  339  Kearny,  room  8 
Koch  John   C.  0.,  salesman  Joseph  P.  Curtis,  r.  719 

Union 
Koch  John  G.,  r.  322  Capp 
Koch  Joseph,  musician,  r.  515  Chestnut 
Koch  Marie  C,  widow,  r.  261  Clara 
Koch  Otto,  carpenter,  r.  1406  Mission 
Koch  Paul,  Cooks'  and  Bakers'  Union,  SW  cor  Keamj 

and  Post 
Koch  William,  bartender,  r.  252  Third 
Koch  William,  butcher,  r.  512  Fourth 
Koch  William,  coffeeroaster,  r.  1915  Stockton 
Koch  William,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  27  Kate 


Koch  William,  office  123  California,  room  10,  r.  1213 
Twenty-first 

Koch  William,  porter  S.  F.  Verein,  r.  218  Dupont 

Koch  William,  upholsterer  George  Perkovich 

Koch  William  Jr.,  dairyman,  r.  1915  Stockton 

Koch  William  D.  (Gardner  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Koch  William  G.,  house  and  signpainter,  104-106 
O'Farrell,  r.  1815  Mason 

Koch  William  H.,  carpenter,  r.  444  Brannan 

Koch  William  O.,  cabinetmaker,  1406  Mission 

U^Koch.     See  Cook,  Cooke  and  Kock 

Kochenrath  Albert  K.,  salesman  Greenebaum,  Sachs 
&  Freeman,  r.  2606  Sutter 

Kochmann  Max,  clerk  S.  Kohlman,  r.  1016  Folsom 

Kochmann  Morris,  solicitor  Feigenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  1820 
Buchanan 

Kocien  Nicholas,  waiter,  r.  224  Vallejo 

Kock  Clans,  proprietor  New  Atlantic  Hotel,  207 
Montgomery  Av 

Kock  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  1.5-17  Leidesdorff,  r.  12 
Lick 

Kock  Peter  (Schultz  &  Kock)  r.  Temescal 

Koebelin  Lawrence,  porter  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r.  21 
Rondell  PI 

Koechler  Adam,  tailor,  1218  Larkin 

Koefler  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  SW  cor  Fifth  and  How- 
ard 

Koefoed  Charles  J.,  draftsman  William  Deacon,  r.  655 
Harrison 

Koegel  David,  varnisher,  r.  1176  Harrison 

Koegel  Edward,  bookbinder  D.  Hicks  &  Co.,  r.  254)i 
Clara 

Koegel  Frank  A.,  tailor,  r.  1176  Harrison 

Koegel  Frank  A.  Jr., bookbinder  Althof  &Bahl8,r.H76 
Harrison 

Koegel  Wm.  J.,  with  Althof  &  Bahls,  r.  1176  Harrison 

Koehler  August,  fisherman,  r.  700  Front 

Koehler  Aug'ast,  manufacturer  trusses  and  shoul- 
der braces,  507  Kearny,  r.  1622  Sutter 

Koehler  August,  with  Koehler  &  Ritter,  r.  1303  Mason 

Koehler  Charles,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker,  229 
Ellis 

Koehler  Frank,  driver,  r.  529  Geary 

Koehler  Gotthard  (Koehler  &  Ritter)  r.  1303  Mason 

Koehler  Henry,  cook,  r.  312  Waller 

Koehler  James,  laundryman,  r.  19  Ridley 

Koehler  William,  shoemakei,  2401  California 

Koehler  &  Ritter  (Gotthard  Koehler  and  Charles 
A.  Ritter)  manufacturers  jewelry  and  silverware, 
factory  13  Trinity,  office  and  salesrooms  I'iO  Sut- 
ter, room  14 

8^"  Koehler.     See  Kohler  and  Koeller 

Koehncke,  Behre  &  Co.  (Henry  Koehncke  and  Fred- 
erick IBehre)  coffee  and  spice  mills  30-32  Fremont 

Koehncke  Henry  (Koehncke,  Behre  &  Co.)  r.  2214)$ 
Pine 

Koeller  William,  druggist,  SE  cor  Taylor  and  Eddy 

Koelmel  Joseph,  cooper,  r.  118  Drumm 

Koclzer  Anthony,  barber,  r.  620  Pine 

Koen  Charles,  conductor  Omnibus  RR.,r.  726  Folsom 

Koen  Charles  Jr.,  assistant  librarian  S.  F.  Law  Li- 
brary, r.  726  Folsom 

Koen  Frank  C,  law  student,  r.  726  Folsom 

Koen  G.  D.,  bookbinder,  r.  726  Folsom 

Koenecke  Henry,  bookkeeper  Aug.  Juugblut  &  Co., 
J.  309  Jessie 

Koenig  Anton,  boots  and  shoes,  122  Kearny,  r.  126 
Kearny 

Koenig  Ernst,  clerk  German  Consulate,  r.  528  Pine 

Koenig  Ferdinand,  proprietor  Bottle  Koenig's 
Beer  Hall,  628-632  Pacific 

Koenig  li'rank  (IMuller  &  Koenig)  r.  1314  Harrison 

Koenig  Frederick,  blacksmith,  r.  813  Pacific 

Koenig  Frederick,  proptr  Tremont  House,  1723  Mar- 
ket 

Koenig  John,  r.  13  Carolina 

ft^  Koenig.     Sec  Kouig 

Koeuigsberg  William,  peddler,  r.  1025  York 

Koenigsberger  Adolph,  salesman  Pacific  Jewelry  Co., 
r.  2  Chatham  PI 

Koenigsberger,  Falk  k  Mayer  (Philip  Koenigsberger, 
Solomon  Falk  and  Nathan  Mayer)  cigar  mufrs,  312 
Washington 

Koenigsberger  Ferdinand  (M.  P.  Kohlberg  &  Co.)  r. 
803  Ellis 

Koenigsberger  Philip  (Koenigsberger,  Falk  &  Mayer) 
r.  803  Ellis 

Koepell  John,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 

Koeper  Frederick,  shoemaker,  519  Montgomery  Av, 
r.  602  Lombard 


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Koerber  August  (Henry   Koerber   &  Brother) 

meda 
Koerber  Henry  (Henry  Koerber  k  Brother) 

meda 
Koerber  Henry  &  Brother  (Henry  and   August)    coal, 

charcoal  and  wood,  17-19  Washington 
Koerdell  Otto  J.,  agent  Quartermaster's  Department, 

TJ.  S.  A.,  Verba  Buena  Island 
Koerner  Christian,  butcher,' r.  Ninth  Av,  bet  M  and 

N,  South  S.  F. 
Koerner  Frederick,  carpenter,  51S  Union 
Koerner  John  N.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Pearl,  r.  3  Pearl 
Koerner  Martin,  barber,  r.  416M  Natoma 
Koerner  Max,  fancy  goods,  9i0  Market,  r.  7  Mint  Av 
Koerner  Sopliie  Mrs.,   stamping   and   embroid- 
ery, 940  Market,  r.  7  Mint  Av 
Koesel  George  E.,  trunkmaker,  r.  235  Eighth 
Koescl  Louis  T.,  trunkmiiker,  r.  237  Eighth 
Koetzler  George,  sash  and  blindniaker.  r.  113  Silver 
Kofoed  Hans  P.,  machinist,  r.  728  Fulsom 
Kofoed  Harry,  gardener  N\V  cor  Pierce  and  Valleio 
Kofoed  Louis  H.,  carpenter,  r.  323  Twenty-ninth 
Kohaca  Godfried,   Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn.,   413 

Sutter 
Kohl  Frederick,  student,  r.  1227  Turk 
Kohl  Martin,  waiter,  r.  2130  Market 
Kohl  William  (Hutchinson,  Kohl,  Philippeus  &  Co.) 

r.  San  Mateo 
B^Kohl.     See  Cole 

Kohlbecher  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  123  Fourth 
Kohlberg  Albert  M.,  salesman  M.  P.  Kohiberg  &   Co., 

r.  1307  Geary 
Kohlberg  Gustav,  bookkeeper  I.  S.  Rosenbaum  &  Co., 

r.  1823  Pine 
Koh. berg  Manfred  P.  (M.  P.  Kohlberg  &  Co.)  r.    1606 

Post 
Kohlberg  Manfred  S.  (Kohlberg  &  Co.)   r.  437  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Kohlberg  M.  P.  &  Co.  (Manfred  P.  Kohlberg  and  Fer- 
dinand Koenigsberger)  importers  leaf  tobacco  and 
cigars,  411  Washington 
Kohlberg  Selig,  capitalist,  ofilce  143  Post,  r.  437  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 
KohJberg  &  Co.   (Manfred  S.  Kohlberg  and  Theo- 
dore Steiner)  fancy  goods,  etc.,  143  Post 
Kohler  Adam,  shoemaker,  r.  209  Steuart 
Kohler  Amelia,  widow,  r.  408  Tehama 
Kohler  Andrew  (Kohler  .S:  Chase)  r.  Oakland 
Kohler  August,  hostler,  r.  408  Teliama 
Kohler  Catherine,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  237  Stev- 
enson 
Kohler  Charles  (Kohler  &  Frohling)  r.  1358  Poet 
Kohler  Charles,  upholsterer  Indianapolis  Chair  Mufg 

Co. 
Kohler  Charles  Jr.,  clerk  Kohler  &   Frohling,   r.  1358 

Post 
Kohler  Charles  J.,  packer  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  237 

Stevenson 
Kohler  Conrad,  laborer,  r.  421  Greenwich,  rear 
Kohler  Dominick,  billiardtablemaker,  r.  9  William 
Kohler  Edward  (Kohler  k  Eayrsj  r.  713  Bush 
Kohler  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  149  Berry 
Kohler  Emma  L.  Miss,  assistant  bookkeeper  Kast   & 

Co.,  r.  1018  Vallejo 
Kohler  Ernest,  waiter,  r.  1509  Twenty-first 
Kohler  Frank,  laundryman,  r.   S   s   Filbert,  bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 
Kohler  Frank  J.,  clerk,  r.  237  Stevenson 
Kohler  Frederick,  laundryman,  r.  S  3  Filbert,   bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 
Kohler  George  C,  haruossiuaker,  r.  1421  Mason 
Kohler  Hans,  laborer,  r.  727  Treat  Av 
Kohler  Hans  H..  clerk  Kohler  &  Frohling,  r.  1358  Post 
Kohler  Henry  (Kohler  &  Frohling)  r.  b07  Sutter 
Kohler  Henry,  boxmaker,  r.  421  Greenwich 
Kohler  Henry,  real  estate,  r.  1221  Kearny 
Kohler  Jacob,  tinsmith,  r.  1018  Vallejo 
Kohler  L<mi8  G.,  compositor,  r.  '2(>27  Pine 
Kohler  •&  C'liaae  (Andrew  Kohler  and  Quincy  A. 
Chade)  musical  instruments,  pianos  and  organs, 
137-139  Post,  and  cor  Ninth  and  Washington,  Oak- 
land 
Kohler  &   Eayrs   (Edward   Kohler    and   Harrison  P. 
Eayrs)    sewing  machine    attachments,   95   Mont- 
gomery Block 
Kohler  ii  Frohling  (Henry  and  Charles  Kohler) 
growers  and  dealers  California  wines  and  brand- 
ies, 626  Montgomery,  and  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Sut- 
ter 


B^"  Kohler.     See  Koehler 

Kohlman  Samuel,  salesman  S.  Kohlman,  r.  216  Sixth 

Kohlman  Solomon,  groceries, teas  and  coffees,  216  Sixth 

Kohlman  Solomon,  tailor,  r.  316  Pacific 

Kohlman  William  J.,  clerk  E.  S.  Salomon,  r.  204  Sutter 

K^  Kohlman.     See  Coleman  and  Colraan 

Kohlmer  William,  machinist,  r.  1  Willows  Av 

Kohlmoos  John  (Kohlmoos  &  Gallagher)  r.  Alameda 

Kohlmoos  Julian  F.,  porter  Siegfried  &  Brandenstein, 

r.  Alameda 
Kohlmoos  &  Gallagher  (John  Kohlmoos  and  John  P. 

Gallagher)  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant,  NE  cor 

Market  and  Front 
Kohn  Albert,  clerk  H.  Kohn  &  Son,  r.  117  Oak 
Kohn  Bertram,  assistant  bookkeeper  Greenebaum  & 

Co.,  r.  311  Sutter 
Kohn  Charles,  salesman  Wilmerding  &   Co.,  214-216 

Front 
Kohn  Charles  H.,  clerk  Henry  Kohn,  r.  408  Folsom 
Kohn  George  A.,  salesman  Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co., 

r.  t;i6  Folsom 
Kohn  H.  &  Son  (Henry  and  Herman)  furs   and  fancy 

goods,  1132  Market 
Kohn  Henry  (H.  Kohn  &  Son)  r.  117  Oak 
Kohn  Henry,  bookkeeper   Greenebaum   &  Co.,  r.  236 

Sutter 
Kohn  Henry,  clerk  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  427  Third 
Kohn  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  408  Folsom,  r.  307 

Fremont 
Kohn  Henry,  laborer,  r.  427  Third 
Kohn    Henry,   stockbroker,  313   Montgomery,   r.   105 

Stockton 
Kohn  Herman  (H.  Kohn  &  Son)  r.  117  Oak 
Kohn  Isaack.  merchant,  office  309  California,  room  5, 

r.  616  Folsom 
Kohn  Jacob,  commercial  traveler,  r.  15  Oak 
Kohn  Joseph  S.,  railroad  contractor,  r.  1717  Howard 
Kohn  Louis,  bookkeeper,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Kohn  Louis,  clerk,  r.  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
Kohn  Louis  H.,  salesman  Carolan,  Cory   &   Co.,  r.  307 

Fremont 
Kohn  Mary,  dome.stic  1324  butter 
Kohn  Max,  painter,  r.  W  s  Cook,  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Kohn  Napthaly,  traveling  salesman  Rosenthal,  Fader 

&  Co.,  35  Battery 
Kohn   Philip   L.,  clerk   White,  Goldsmith   &  Co.  (of 

Portland,  Or.)  office  108  Sausome,  r.  616  Folsom 
Kohn  Richard,  clerk  John  Wintjen,  r.  SW  cor   Geary 

and  Devisadero 
Kohn  Samuel,  clerk  J.  M.  Pearlman  &  Co.,  r.  620  Post 
Kohn  Samuel  L.,  foreman  Brown  Bros.  &  Co..  r.  Russ 

House 
Kohn   Simon  (Frankenthal,  Bachman  &  Co.)  r.  1115 

Van  Ness  Av 
Kohn  William,  butcher,  r.  406M  Grove 
Bc?"Kohn.     See  Coeii,  Cohan,  Cohen,  Cohn   and   Cone 
Kohnke  Christina,  widow,  r.  306  Minna 
Kohnke  P.  P.  F. ,  wines  and  liquors,  120  Califor- 
nia and  21  Divis.  r.  339  Minna 
Kohnstamm  Emil  (Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co.)  r.  1914 

Sutter 
Kohrn  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  1  Franklin 
Koliru  William  Jr.  compositor,  r.  1  Franklin 
Kokenmeister   Charle.'s,  whitewasher,  r.  Seventh   Av, 

bet  K  and  L.  South  S.  F. 
Kolb  Christian,  baker,  r.  7  Vassar  PI 
Kolb   Edward   A.,  shipping  clerk  Harris  Bros.,  r.  455 

Jessie 
Kolb  E.  P   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  455  Jessie 
Kolbe  Albert,  clerk  Strauss  &  Levyl  r.  265  Jessie 
Kolbe  William  A.,  confectioner,  r.  265  Jessie 
Kolble  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  1210  Kearny 
Kolby  Clans,  teamster,  r.  4  Scotland 
Kolemau  James,  salesman  Roos  Bros.,  r.  114  Mason 
Kolkmann    Herman,   groceries    and    liquors,   SE   cor 

Geary  and  Hyde 
Kollu  Peter,  baker,  r.  112  Fourth 
Kollmeyer  Katie   Miss,  substitute  West  Mission  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  614  Powell 
Kollmeyer  Willium  A.,  gilder  and  framemaker, 

NW  cor  Stocktc)n  and  Post 
Kollu  Joachim,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Kolman  Nelson,  r.  17  Oak  Grove  Av 
Kolodzy  Ferdinand,  tailor,  r.  431  Dupont 
Kommer  Charles,  porter  E.  H.  Kittredge*Co.,r.  174k 

Minna 
Kommer  Emanuel,   shoemaker,  623   Market,  r.  174 5i 

Minna 
Kommer  Frederick,  bookbinder,  r.  174  }4  Minna 
Kommerow  Henry,  waiter,  r.  709  Mission 


BOSEWOOD,  LMUM-yiTI,  BOXWOOD 


JOHN  "WIGMORE, 

133  SPEAR  MTBKET. 


G.  D.  MORSE,  Photographer,  826  Market  St.  (PHELAN'S  BLOCK.) 


KOM 


572 


KOS 


Kommerow  Peter,  seaman  O.  E.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon 
Konecke  Adolph,  barber,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Koneke  Adolph,  merchant,  r.  1625  Polk 
Konig  Victor  (Konig  &  Robinson)  r.   103  Washington 
Konig  &  Robinson  (Victor  Konig  and  Nels  Robinson) 

restaurant,  103  Washington 
B^"  Konig.    See  Koenig 
Koning  Max,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Filbert,  r.  15'29  Dupont 
Konben  Menno,  clerk  Alexander  Broyer,  r.   NW  cor 

First  and  Tehama 
Konold  Frederick    A.,    commission    boots    and 

shoes,  623  Market,  r.  3033^  Turk 
Konoplitsky  Liua,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  2608  Cal- 
ifornia 
Konrad  Joseph  L.,  beltmaker,  r.  700  Dolores 
Konrad  Phena  Miss,  cashier  J.  Delfino.  r.  559  Mission 
Koon  William  H.,  mastermariner,  r.  1242  Howard 
B^"  Koon.     See  Coon,  Kuehn  and  Kuhn 
Koop  J.  C,  clerk  A.  Schilling  &  Co.,  r.  120  Fourth 
Koopmann  Charles,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Koopmann  Elizabeth,  widow,  groceries,  1507  Frank- 
lin, r.  305  Austin 
Koopmann  Frank,  clerk  Jacob  Clauss,  r.  305  Austin 
Koopmann  George  J.,  cellarman  Kohler   &   Frohling, 

r.  518  }<s  Fulton 
Koopmann  Henry,  mastermariner,  r.  16  J^  Bluxome 
Koopmann  John,  liquor  saloon,  36  Sacramento 
Koopmann  Thomas  E.,  butcher,  r.  305  Austin 
Koopmanschap  Cornelius,  Chinese  immigration  agent, 

28  Merchants'  Exchange,  r.  1816  Buchanan 
Koopmanschap  Cornelius  Mrs.,  r.  1816  Buchanan 
Koops  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  r.  26  Sacramento 
Koops  Matthias,  shipcarpenter,  r.  333  Ji  Ritch 
Koos  Meyer,  cook,  r.  123  Jackson 
Kopankiewiez  Andrew,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1501  De- 

visadero 
Kopecke  Diederich,  r.  S  s  Channel,  nr  Bryant  Av 
Kopf  John  H.,  currier,  r.  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q, 
South  S.  F. 
i  Kopf  William  A.,  tanner,  r.  115  Twenty-sixth 
I  Kopke  Ellen,  domestic  SW  cor  Howard  and  Twentieth 
I  Kopke  Hans  J.,  cook,  r.  356  Jessie 
I  Kopp  Bertha,  domestic  141  Ninth 
Kopp  Catherine,  widow,  r.  825  Vallejo,  rear 
Kopp  Charles,  restaurant,  104  Seventh,  r.  618  Steven- 
son 
Kopp   Leonhard,  carrier    Alta  California,  r.  6  Clara 

Lane 
Kopp  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Kopp  Micholas,  butcher  Charles  C.  Graber 
Koppe  Ferdinand,  machinist  Cal.  Tool  Works,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Koppe  Theodore,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Koppel  Manuel  (Koppel  &  Piatt)  r.  The  Windsor 
Koppel  Moses,  salesman   Davis  Bros.,  r.  The  Windsor 
Koppel  Siegfried,  bookkeeper  The  Singer  Mnfg  Co., 

r.  507  Post 
Koppel  Theodore,  clerk,  r.  501  Broadway 
Koppel  Victor,  r.  406  Grove 
Koppel  k  Piatt,  merchants  (Carson  City,  Nev.,  and 

Bodie,  Cal.)  office  4  Battery 
Koppen  August,  carpenter  O.  R.  and  N.  88.  City  of 

Chester,  r.  700  Front 
Koppen  Emma,  widow,  r.  45  Church 
Koppen  Peter,  drayman  Louis  Taussig  &   Co.,  r.   248 

Dorland 
Kopping  Gustave,  blacksmith,  r.  814  Montgomery 
Koppitz  George,  musician,  r.  405 >i  Grove 
Koppitz  Henry,  musician  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  206  Twen- 
ty-second 
Kopsch  Adam  J.,  attorney  at  law,  604  Merchant,  r.  10 

Brenham  PI 
Korb  John  H.,  machinist,  r.  129  Shipley 
Korbel  Anthony  (F.  Korbel  &  Brothers)  r.  Santa  Rosa 
Korbel  F.  &  Brothers  (Francis,  Anthony  and   Joseph) 
cigar  box  mnfrs,  and  photograph   engravers,  SW 
cor  Fifth  and  Bryant,  office  306  Battey 
Korbel  Francis  (F.  Korbel  &  Brothers)  r.  727  Bryant 
Korbel  Joseph  (F.  Korbd  &  Brothers)  r.  727  Bryant 
tff-  Korbel.     See  Corbell 
Korbey  Marian,  domestic  824  Valencia 
Kording  Karl,  bartender,  r.  83)4  Everett 
Kordmeyer   George    (Underwood    &   Kordmeyer)    r. 

Rubs  House 
Korkens  Harris,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Kormil  Clement,  foreman  West  Coast  Furniture  Co., 

r.  11)4  Isis 
Korn  Abraham  I.,  barber,  546  California,  r.  438  Na- 
toma 


Korn  Alexander,  dealer  hides,  r.  708  Hayes 
Korn  Bruno,  fruits  and  candies,  54  Third 
Korn  Isaac,  druggist  Abramson  &  Bacon,  r.  606  Fell 
Korn  John,  varnisher,  r.  1217  M  Howard 
Korn  Joseph  (Korn  &  McCarthy)  r.  606  Fell 
Korn  Louis,  r.  708  Hayes 

Korn  &  McCarthy  (Joseph  Korn  and  John  W.  McCar- 
thy) teamsters,  117  Battery 
Korneck  William,  cook,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Komel  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Kornell  George,  porter,  r.  424  Sansome 
Kornfeld  Charles,  capitulibt,  r.  833  McAllister 
Kornick  Henry,  waiter,  r.  36  Welsh 
Kornicker  Louis,  upholsterer,  r.  705  Stevenson 
Korumayer  Frank,  painter,  r.  423  Twenty-eighth 
Korper  Harry  W.,  druggist  Aaron  Evans, r.  1132  McAl- 
lister 
Korper  Sampson,  commercial  traveler,  r.   1132  McAl- 
lister 
Korpert  Peter,  r.  520  Bush 
Kortt-n  Behrend,  ho.stler,  r.  3  Vandewater 
Korten  Edwin,  boxmaker.  r.  3  Vandewater 
Korten  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Kortick  Frank    mnfr  mill   picks   and  edge  tools,  31 

Commercial,  r.  765  Howard 
Kortick   Thomas,  pickmaker  Frank   Kortick,   r.   765 

Howard 
Kortjohn  Charles  L.,  salesman  Bach,  Meese  &  Co., 

r.  1849  M  Stevenson 
Kortner  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Korts  George  D. ,    captain  U.    S.  SS.   Manzanita, 

office  77  Appraiser's  Building,  r.  Oakland 
Korts  William   (Korts  &  Diercks)  r.  1561 3^  Market 
Korts  &  Diercks  (>pyiniam  Korts  and  Frank  C.  Diercks) 

liquor  saloon,  314  Clay 
BS'^Korts.     See  Courts 
Kosby  Leon,  bookkeeper  Llebes   Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  18 

Eleventh 
Kosche  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Koshland   Brothers   (Nathan   and   Max)    commission 
merchants  and  dealers  hides,  wool  and  furs,  301 
Battery 
Koshland  Joseph  (S.  Koshland  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Koshland   Marcus,   clerk   S.   Koshland  &  Co.,  r.  1808 

Pine 
Koshland  Max  (Koshland  Brothers)  r.  Portland,  Or 
Koshland  Nathan  (Koshland  Brothers)  r.  1501  Steiner 
Koshland  S.   &   Co.    (Simon   and   Joseph  Koshland) 

wool  and  bags  and  bagging,  228  California 
Koshland  Simon  (S.  Koshland  *:  Co.)  r.  1808 Pine 
Kosmalski  Frank,  baker,  r.  4  McLea  Court 
Kossler  Benedict,  shoemaker,  r.  711  Mission 
Kossuth  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)  E.  F.  Stone  sec- 
retary, 306  i^ine,  room  3 
Kosta  Spiro,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc. ,  71  New  Montgomery 
Koster  Albert,  tinsmith,  r.  713  Filbert 
Koster  Eugene,  laborer,  r.  303  Davis 
Koster  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  428  Fell 
Koster  George  H.,  laborer,  r.  735  Brannan 
Koster  Henry  (J.  Horstmann  &  Co.)  r.  605  Powell 
Koster  Henry,  waiter  A.  Beth,  r.  19  Bryant  Av 
Koster  Henry,   wholesale   paints,   oils   and  lamp 
stock,  410-412  Sansome  and  320  Montgomery  Av, 
r.  713  Filbert 
Koster  Henry  A.,  with  Henry  Koster,  r.  713  Filbert 
Koster  Herman,  laborer,  r.  307  Third 
Koster  John,  lunch  kitchen,  614  Merchant 
Koster  John,  seaman  schr  Rebecca,  r.  12  Jackson 
Koster  Jolin  Jj. ,  manager   Pacific  Vinegar  Works 
and   Pacific  Pickle   Works,  office  323  Front,  and 
(Koster  &  Zwick)  r.  N  s  Grove,  bet  Fillmore  and 
Steiner 
Koster  Joseph,  milker,  r.    Anderson,  nr  Cortland  Av, 

B.  H. 
Koster  Joseph,  porter  Bachman  Bros. 
Koster  Joseph,  proprietor  Avenue  House  and  sta- 
bles, NE  cor  Geary  and  Central  Av 
Koster  Leonard  (Koster  .V  Co.)  r.  631  Stevenson 
Koster  Louis  A.,  carpalnter  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  624  Jes- 
sie 
Koster  Lucien,  collector  Henry  Koster,  r.  7ia  Filbert 
Koster  Ludwig  J.  F.  (Charles  A.  Petersen  &  Co.)  r.  320 

Tenth 
Koster  Peter,  tailor,  r.  1107  Kearny 
Koster  William  F.,  oysterman,  r.  403  Third 
Koster  &  Co.  (Leonard  Koster   and  Ardt  Rosenbaum) 

butchers,  1-2  Centre  Market 
Koster  &  Zwick  (John  L.  Koster  and  Charles  A.  Zwick) 

mnfrs  B.  Ackerman's  extract  of  cofi'ee,  33  Main 
B^Koster.     See  Costar  Coster  and  Koaster 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN&  CO., Jefelers,ii' 


offer  Goods  Lower  than  any  House 

this  city.       lid  Montgomery  St. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASHINO   CA1.1.ED  FOK   AND  DKI^IVERKD. 

OFFICK,   64M   MARKKT  MTBKET. 


KOS 


573 


KEA 


EoBtering  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  1115  and  1788 

Folsom,  r.  1788  Folsom 
Kottiniger  Matthew  G.,  musician,  r.  10  Lewis 
Kottinger  William,  draftsman  Schmidt  &  Havens,  r. 

13  Pearl 
Kottinger  William,  maltster,  r.  NW  cor  Scott  and 

Greenwich 
Koucher  Frederick,  framemaker,  r.  15  Kausch 
KouUe  R.,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California,  r.  27 

Sacramento  * 

Koulouse  B.,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Kouutz  Frank,  butcher,  r.  632  Stevenson 
Kouple  Gus., watchman  Lobus  Square  Packing  House 
Koupt  William,  bartender,  r.  807  Mission 
Kovenatzky  A.,  clerk  Jahn  &  Foster,  r.  1003  Pacific 
Kovenatzky  Carolina,  widow,  r.  1003  Pacific 
Kowalski  Edward,  butcher,  r.  9  St.  Charles  PI 
Kowalski  Leon,  cook,  r.  31  Rausch 
Kowalski  Saul  (Kowalski  &  Co.)  r.  1205  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Kowalski  &  Co.  (Saul  Kowalski  and  A.  Bail)  importers 

and  wholesale  liquor  dealers,  526  California 
Kowalsky  Joseph,  waiter  Independence  Restaurant 
Kowles  August,  painter,  r.  5  Ivy  Av 
Kozmin.sky   Harmon  (Kozminsky  &  Brother)    r.  Ala- 
meda 
Kozmiusky  Harris,  tailor,  1  Quincy  PI 
Kozminsky  Jacob,  porter  Weil  &  Michels,  r.  938  Mis- 
sion 
Kozminsky  Leah,  widow,  r.  1713  Laguna 
Kozminsky  &  Brother  (H.  Kozminsky)  importers  ci- 
gars and  tobacco,  215  Pine 
Kraake  Cliarles,  driver,  r.  S  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia 

and  Second  Av 
Kracke  Frederick,  porter  Robert  Haight  &  Co.,  r.  220 

Ritch 
Kraeger  Armin,  brewer,  r.  1333  >^  Pine 
Kraeger  Krnst  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  422   Brannan,  rear 
Kraemer  Hago,  clerk,  r.  605  Taylor 
Kraemer  Julius,  glove  mnfr,  r.  517  McAllister 
Kraemer  Moritz,  clerk  Charles  Mayer,  r.  133  Page 
Kraemer  Otto  E., salesman  J.  C.   Meussdorfler  &  Son, 

r.  636  Third 
Krafit  Ferdinand,  liquor  saloon,  3  Merchant 
Krafl't  Julius  E.,  draftsman,  r.  2226  Pine 
Kraft  Bernard,  showcasemaker,  r.  271  Minna 
Kraft  Bernhard,   steward  schr  Fanny   Gilmor,  r.  105 

Jackson 
Kraft  Jacob,  tailor,  r.  1210  Kearny 
Kragen  Louis,  draftsman  Kragen  &  Geist,  r.  1512  Do- 
lores 
Kragen  Marcus,  upholsterer,  r.  1520  Dolores 
Kragen  Samuel  (Kragen  &  Geist)  r.  1512  Dolores 
Kragen    Jii  Geist    (Samuel   Kragen   and   William 
Geist)    proprietors   Pac.   Furniture  Factory,  736 
Brannan 
B^Kragen.     See  Cragiu 

Krahmaun  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  724  Mission 
Krahmann  Frank,  shoefitter,  r.  106  Dupont 
Krahmer  Franz,  shoemaker,  r.  Niagara  House 
Krahner  Ernst,  fisherman,  r.  NW   cor   Broderick  and 

Jefferson 
Kraimer  Isaac,  city  agent  Commercial   Union   Assu- 
rance Co.,  210  Sansome,  r.  722  Golden  Gate  Av 
Krajewski  Frederick,   toolniaker,   737   Fourth,  r.  1331 

Alabama 
Kraker  Michael  (Kraker  &  Israel)  r.  Nucleus  House 
Kraker  &  Israel  (Michael  Kraker  and  Max  Israel)  mnfrs 
ladies'  and  children's  underwear  and  ulsters,  521- 
523  Market 
Krall  Philip,  teacher  music,  r.  126  Golden  Gate  Av 
Krambach  Julius  L.,  salesman  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  117 

Austin 
Kramer  Alouzo,  woolscourer,  r.  227  Second 
Kramer  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Kramer  Au(,'UHt,  clerk  Henry  Knust,  r.  302  Fourth 
Kramer  Barbara,  widow,  r.  1621  Dupont 
Kramer   Bernard,   bakery  and   confectionery,  NE  cor 

Grove  and  Buchanan 
Kramer  Bernliard,  tailor,  r.  32H  Third 
Kramer  Bertha,  widow,  r.  212  Fell 
Kramer  Caroline   Mrs.,   unfurnished  rooms,  305-307 

Davis 
Kramer  Casper,  carpenter,  r.  431  Stevenson 
Kramer  Charles  M.,  liqnordealor,  r.  612  California 
Kramer  Charles  W.,  cutler,  r.  lllfi  Filbert 
Kramer  Cornelius,   butcher,   2021    Fillmore,   r.   2329 

Pine 
Kramer   Emma,  widow,  cigars  and  tobacco,   419  H 
Stockton  I 


Kramer  Francis,  boot  and  shoemaker,  219  Davis,  r- 
305  Davis 

Kramer  Francis  M.,  machinist,  r.  431  Stevenson 

Kramer  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Kramer  George,  seaman,  r.  536  Jessie 

Kramer,  Goodman  &  Co.  (Henry  Kramer,  Theodore 
Goodman  and  Jacob  Brownsteln)  ladies' cloak  and 
underwear  mnfrs,  109  Battery 

Kramer  Henry  (Kramer,  Goodman  &  Co.)  r.  710  Mc- 
Allister 

Kramer  Isaac,  merchant,  r.  722  Golden  Gate  Av 

Kramer  John,  butcher,  r.  2  Park  PI 

Kramer  John  W.,  nurse,  r.  335  Shipley 

Kramer  John  W.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  335  Shipley 

Kramer  Joseph,  ironworker,  r.  115  Second 

Kramer  Louis,  florist,  1021  Larkin,  nursery  and  r.  cor 
Twenty-fourth  and  Howard 

Kramer  Marcus,  expressman,  33-35  Battery,  r.  227  Sev- 
enteenth 

Kramer  Matilda  Mrs.,  presser  F.  Thomas  &  Co.,  r.  27 
Tenth 

Kramer  Philip  J.,  attorney  at  law,  r.  2502  Clay 

Kramer  William,  clerk,  r.  254  Jessie 

Kramer  William  D  ^  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 
cor  Dupont  and  Greenwich 

Kramer  William  D.,  packer  Murphy,  Adams  &  Co.,  r. 
335  Shipley 

Kramer  William  J.,  butcher,  819  Jackson,  r.  915  Jack- 
sou,  rear 

i^"Kramer.  See  Cramer,  Creamer,  Cremer  and 
Kremer 

Kraner  Pliilip  H. ,  mining,  328  Montgomery,  room 
5,  r.  528  Pine 

Kratinger  Jacob,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Kratz  Birdie,  domestic  513  Leavenworth 

Kratz  Charles,  r.  llaS  Folsom 

Kratz  Charles,  butcher,  r.  226,'2  Austin 

Kratz  Charles,  sausagemaker,  r.  34  Hayes 

Kratzeusteln  Carlo,  clerk,  r.  19  Twelfth 

Kratzeusteiu  Charles  E.,  salesman  D.  Ghirardelll  & 
Sons,  r.  19  Twelfth 

Kratzer  Max,  waiter,  r.  321  Pacific 

Krauenback  Frederick,  shoemaker,  r.  1808  Stockton 

Krauer  Henry,  blacksmith,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 

Kraus  Aaron,  clerk  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  733  Turk 

Kraus  Abraham,  clerk,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet  Fol- 
Riim  and  Treat  Av 

Kraus  Charles,  peddler,  r.  8  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet  Fol. 
som  and  Treat  Av 

Kraus  Edward,  plumber,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Kraus  Emma  F.  Miss,  assistant  Clement  Grammar 
School,  r.  1031  McAllister 

Kraus  Frederick,  musician,  r.  1031  McAllister 

Kraus  Frederick,  painter,  r.  459  Stevenson 

Kraus  Harry,  painter,  r.  733  Turk 

Kraus  Henry,  peddler,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet  Fol- 
som and  Treat  Av 

Kraus  Henry,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Kraus  Kate,  widow,  r.  733  Turk 

Kraus  Paul,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Kraus  Sigismund,  calf  kid  mnfr,  r.  E  s  Dolores,  bet 
Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth 

Kraus  Solomon,  clerk,  r.  733  Turk 

Krau.-)  Sophia  M.  Miss,  assistant  Fairmount  Primary 
School,  r.  1031  Mc.yiister 

Krause  Abraham,  clerk,  r.  1320  Hyde 

Krause  Abram,  clerk,  r.  307  Montgomery 

Krause  Carl,  waiter,  r.  529  Sixth,  rear 

Krause  Charles,  r.  624  Green 

Krause  Charles,  baker  Bartolomeo  Ratto 

Krause  Charles,  cigarmaker,  r.  5.'<j  Haywood 

Ki-ause  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  r.  213  Stevenson 

Krause  Elizabeth,  domestic  2220  Webster 

Krause  Ferdinand,  turner  0.  Schroff,  r.  Oakland 

Krause  Frank,  machinist,  r.  Fourteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 
Q,  South  S.  F. 

Krause  George,  shoemaker,  1023  Pacific 

Krause  Marks,  salesman  Morris  Piucus,  r.  20J<i  Oak 
Grove  Av 

Krause  Nicholas,  uiillhand.  r.  176  Silver 

Krause  Oscar  Waldemar.  bookkeeper  C.  C.  W.  Poppe 
&  Co.,  r.  20  Montgomery 

Krause  Wilhelm,  author,  r.  123  Francisco 

O^Krausc.     See  Kraus,  Krauss  and  Krouse 

Krausgrill  Jacob,  gunsmith,  and  extraman  Engine 
No.  1.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  818  Pacific 

Krausgrill  John  (Ph.  Weisel  &  Co.)  r.  1405  Stockton 

Krausgrill  John  G.,  bookbinder,  r.  7  Card  Alley 

Krausgrill  Margaret,  widow,  r.  522  Filbert,  rear 


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Erausgrill  Philip,  upholsterer,  r.  7  Card  Alley 

ErauiiB  A.  musician  Bella  Uuion  Theatre 

ErausB  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  660  Mission 

ErauBB  Bernhard,  liquor  saloon,   222  Washington,  r. 

502  Washington 
Krauss  Charles,  packer  clothing  dept  V.  8.  A.,  r.  253 

Tehama 
Krauss  Frederick  H.,   painter  and  paperhanger,  514 

Bush 
Krauss  Theodore,  bookkeeper  Matthias  Gray,  r.  2616 

Folsom 
Krausse  Charles,  fruits  and  vegetables,  33  Sixth,  r.  526 

Jessie 
Krausse  Delia  Mrs.,r.  526  Jessie 

Krausse  Frederick,  jeweler  Henry  Elleau,  r.  526  Jessie 
Krausse  Philip  F.,  clerk  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  626  Jessie 
B^Krausse.     See  Kraus,  Krause  and  Krouse 
Krauth  Charles,  laborer,  r.  22'J}^  Langton 
Krautz  Matheus,  carpenter,  r.  1028  Capp 
Krawetzki  John  J.,  news  agent  Occidental  Hotel 
Krebs  Carl  F.  E.,  expressman,  711  Sacramento, r.  120  J^ 

Shipley,  rear 
Krebs  Emil,  r.  1628  Eddy 
Krebs  Heury  Jr.,  clerk  San  Bernardino  Borax  Mining 

Co.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Krebs  Henry  B.,  blacksmith,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 
Krebs   Herman,  salesman   Hoffman  &   Co.,  r.  1300 J^ 

California 
Krebs  Julius,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, r.  13003^  California 
Krebs  Robert,  carpenter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

334  Ritch 
Kredewahn  Emil,  clerk  F.  Gerhow,  r.  4  Mission 
Kreel  John  J.,  confectioner,  r.  319  O'Farrell,  rear 
Kreg  A.  S.,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Kreger  Henry  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  801  Guerrero 
Kreger  William   B.,  cariienter  and  builder,  115 

Davis,  r.  801  Guerrero 
B^"Kreger.     See  Krieger 
Krehmke    Edward,    foreman    George    Mayes,    r.   315 

O'Farrell 
Kreiss  Charles  S.,  maltster,  r.  732  Vallejo,  rear 
Kreiss  Charlotte  Miss,  r.  2510  Mission 
Kreiss  Fritz,  waiter,  r.  9%  Dikemau  PI 
Kreiss  Louis,   foreman   F.  S.   Chadbourne  &   Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Kreker  Edward,  driver  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  135  Na- 

toma 
Kreling  Barbara  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  114!)  Market 
Kreling  Brotlters    (Joseph,  William   and  John) 

proprietors  Tivoli  Garden,  28-32  Eddy 
Kreling  John  (Kreliug  Brothers)  r.  32  Eddy 
Kreling  Joseph  (Kreling  Brothers)  r.  32  Eddy 
Kreling  Martin,  with  Kreling  Brothers,  r.  1149  Market 
Kreling  William  (Kreling  Brothers)  r.  32  Eddy 
Kremer  Brothers  (Nicholas  and  Jacob)  proptrs  S.  F. 

Zinc  Foundry,  25  Jessie 
Kremer  Jacob  (Kremer  Brothers)  r.  25  Jessie 
Kremer  Nicholas  (Kremer  Brothers)  r.  25  Jessie 
ft^Kremer.     See  Cramer,  Kraemer  and  Kramer 
Krempien  George  F.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  149  Berry 
Kremple  Francis  J.  (Craig  &  Kremple)  r.  703  Taylor 
Kremser  August,  pursemaker,  r.  532  Bryant 
Krenz  Emil,  tanner,  r.  1233  York 
Krenz  Emil  H.,  currier,  r.  2309  Larkin 
Krenz  Gottlob,  tanner,  r.  cor  Gough  and  Filbert 
Krenz  John  F.  O.,  currier,  r.  2309  Larkin 
Krenz  Oswald  (Krenz  &  Getz)  r.  NW  cor  Day  and  Do- 
lores 
Krenz  Oswald  L.,  proptr  Laguua  Tannery,  NW  cor 

Filbert  and  Gough 
Krenz  Otto,  tanner,  r.  W  s  Octavia,  bet  Union  and 

Green 
Krenz  &  Getz    (Oswald    Krenz    and    Maurice    Getz) 
proptrs  Excelsior  Tannery,  209-213  Twenty-ninth, 
office  301-303  Front 
Kresler  Grant,  barber,  r.  868}^  Folsom 
Krettler  Frank  P.,  blacksmith,  r.  868 J<i  Folsom 
Kresler  Henry  S.,  blacksmith,  r.  868^  Folsom 
Kress  Augustus  H.,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Santa  Cruz,  r. 

1216  Guerrero 
Kress  Hannah,  widow,  r.  529  J^  Sixth,  rear 
Kresteller  Mark,   clerk   Cabn,  Nickelsburg   &   Co.,  r. 

131  Montgomery 
Kresteller  Morris  E.,  machinist  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r. 

131  Montgomery 
Kretschman  William,  actor  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  623  Cal- 
ifornia 
Kretschmar  John  A.,  driver  Fredericksburg  Brewery, 
r.  421  ii  Filbert 


Kretz  Charles,  machinist,  r.  527  Capp 

Kretz  Frederick  B.,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Kretzer  John,  r.  916  Jackson 

Kreuser  Constance  Mme.,  embroidery,  921  Union 

Kreuter  Charles  (A.  Anstett  &  Co.  and  Hien  &  Kreu- 
ter)  r.  605  Broadway 

Kreutzer  Franz,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Kreutzmann  Wilhelm  S.,  publisher  Valkyrien,  409 
Washington,  r.  13  Langton 

Kreuz  Friink  P.,  r.  924  Natoma 

Kreuz  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Kearny,  r. 
628  Castro 

Kreuzberger  Jane,  widow,  r.  213  Polk 

Kreuzer  Charles,  dairyman  Jacob  Christ,  r.  W  8 
Church,  nr  Thirtieth 

Krew  John,  bookkeeper,  r.  638  Green 

Kreye  John  L.  (Kreye  &  Tamm)  r.  SW  cor  First  and 
Natoma 

Kreye  &  Tamm  (John  L.  Kreye  and  John  H.  Tamm) 
groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  First  and  Natoma 

Kreyer  Carl,  bandmaster  first  artillery,  Presidio 
Reservation 

Kribs  Elias,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Krickau  Peter,  engineer,  r.  31  Clara 

Krieg  Anton,  proptr  S.  F.  Tannery,  E  s  San  Bruno 
Road,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth,  r. 
2120  Nebraska 

Krieg  Henry  S.,  tanner  Anton  Krieg,  r.  2120  Nebraska 

Krieger  Charles  J.,  seaman,  r.  340  Ritch 

Krieger  Otto,  cook,  r.  26  Langton 

Krieger  William,  tailor,  r.  1219  Kearny 

8S~  Krieger.     See  Kreger 

Krieghbaum  Nathan,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1211  Union 

Kriegk  George  F.  M.,  physician,  office  and  r.  30  Keamy 

Krieus  Conrad,  steward,  r.  920  Montgomery 

Krill  Henry,  steward  Sol.  Tesmore,  r.  606  Powell 

Krille  Frederick,  patternmaker,  r.  335  Fourth 

Krimphoff  George,  .-^eamaii,  r.  37  Pacific 

Krimson  John,  bartender,  r.  18  First 

Kringel  Max,  clerk,  r.  108  Union 

Krins  Sarah  Miss,  r.  115  Second 

Kritte  G.  P.,  carpenter  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Kritzky  John  A.,  fruit  and  vegetables,  4  Clay  St. 
Market,  r.  904  Kearny 

Kriwanek  John  (Schuur  &  Kriwanek)  r.  533  Post 

Kruder  August,  housepainter,  r.  1103  Pierce 

Kroder  John,  butcher,  r.  1103  Pierce 

Kroder  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1103  Pierce 

Kroeger  Charles,  cigarettemaker,  r.  2118  Pine 

Kroeger  Henry,  bartender,  r.  528  Bush 

Kroeger  Henry,  butcher,  SW  cor  Shasta  and  Michigan 

Kroeger  Herman  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  1600  Polk, 
r.  1602  Polk 

Kroeger  JohnH.,  dry  goods,  2602  Mission 

Kroeger  Sophia,  widow,  r.  22  J^  Everett 

Kroeger  William  G.  (Thieibach  &  Kroeger)  r.  9653^ 
Harrison 

K?~  Kroeger.     See  Kroger,  Krueger  and  Kruger 

Kroehle  Henry,  cellarman  Kohler  &  Frohling,  r.  2025 
Mason 

Kroenke  Henry  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Eighth  and  Mission,  r.  1203  Mission 

Krofts  John,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Kroger  August,  chicken  ranch.  Twenty-seventh  Av, 
bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Kroger  Christian  F.,  master  mariner,  r.  329  Broadway 

Kroger  Christian  F.  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  329  Broadway 

Kroger  Glaus  F.,  seaman,  r.  NW  cor  Dolores  and 
Clipper 

Kroger  Frederick,  donkoyman  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  329 
Broadway 

Kroger  George,  master  mariner,  office  Pier  22  Steuart 

Kroger  Gnstav,  seaman  brig  Consuelo,  r.  7  Stevenson 

Kroger  Hans  (South  S.  F.  Packing  and  Provision 
Co.)   r.  cor  Fourth  Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Kroger  Herman,  restaurant,  405  Pacific,  r.  322}^ 
Broadway 

Kroger  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

K^  Ki  oger.     See  Kroeger,  Krueger  and  Kruger 

Krogh  Charles  A.  (F.  W.  Krogh  &  Co.)  r.  536   Howard 

Krogh  Ferdinand  W.  (F.  W.  Krogh  &  Co.)  r.  536  How- 
ard 

Krogh  Fred.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  Potrero  Av,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fourth and  Twenty-fifth 

Krogh  F.  W.  &  Co.  (Ferdinand  W.  and  Charles  A. 
Krogh)  mnfrs  and  repairers  windmills,  horse- 
powers, tanks  and  pumps,  51  Beale 

Krogh  Louisa,  widow,  r.  5  Newell 

Krohn  August  C,  bartender  Winter  Garden,  r.  2 
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Krohn  Frederick,  cellarman  Kohler  &  Frobling,  r. 

119  Silver 
Krohn  Gustav  C.  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1429 >i 

O'Farrell 
Krohn  John  C,  clerk  Elder  Bros.,  r.  51C  Fulton 
Krohn  Louis,  Jour.  Shipwriahts'  Assn,  71  New  Mont 
B^  Krohn.     See  Kron  and  Krone 
Krohnke  Herman,  Beaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Krohnke  John,  clerk  H.  F.  Michaelie,  r.  junction  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 
Kromer  Henry,  r.  19  Louisa 
Kromholz  John,  dishwasher  Arion  House 
Kron  A.  K.  Si  Co.  (Mrs.  AnnaK.,  Henrj-  F.,  Frank 
II.  and  Oscar  J.  Kron)  leather,  hides,  and  commis- 
sion, 505  Front 
Kron  Anna  K.  Mrs.  (A.  K.  Kron  &  Co.)  r.  Santa  Cruz 
Kron  August,  porter,  r.  1623  Turk 
Kron  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  7  Montgomery  Av 
Kron  Frank  R.  (A.  K.  Kron  A:  Co.)  r.  Australia 
Kron  Henry  F.  (A.  K.  Kron  &  Co.j  r.  Santa  Cruz 
Kron  Julius,  clothing  and  men's   furnishing  goods, 

927-929  Kearny,  r.  729  McAllister 
Kron   Oscar  J.  (A.  K.  Kron  &  Co.)  r.  W  s  Broderick, 

bet  Ellis  and  O'Farrell 
1^"  Kron.     See  Cron,  Krohn  and  Krone 
Kronberg  Adolpb,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  212  Ellis 
Kronberg  Jacob,  r.  726  Octavia 
Krone  Alexander,  entry  clerk  Buyer  &    Reich,   r.   309 

Jessie 
Krone  Frederick  Vf.,  steward  J.  Bertz,  r.  1523  Powell 
Krone  Harry,  calker,  r.   S\V  cor  Tennessee  and  Sierra 
Krone  Louis,  salesman,  r.  309  Jessie 
Krone  William,  seaman,  r,  43  Stanly  PI 
8^     Krone.     Krohn  and  Kron 

Kronenberg  F.  &  Co.    (Frederick  Kronenberg,  Philip 

Rohrbacher  and    Marcus     Schwab)     proprietors 

United   States  Brewery,  NE  cor    Franklin     and 

McAllister 

Kronenberg  Frederick   (F.  Kronenberg  &   Co.)   r.   542 

McAllister 
Kronenberg  Frederick  W.,  shoemaker,  r.  1808  Stockton 
Kronholm  Christian  E.,  painter  and  whitener,   r.   108 

Townsend 
Kronholm  3.  S.  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  328  Seventh 
Kronquist  Mats,  ship  carpenter,  r.  3  Stanly  Court 
Krontlial  Henry,  r.  1517  Van  Ness  Av 
Krook  Carl  A.,  stevedore,  r.  1112  Kearny 
l^~     Krook.     See  Crook 
Kroos  Claus,  clerk,  r.   NW  cor  Folsom   and  Twentv- 

Becond 
Kropp  Charles,  asphaltiun  roofer,  r.  31  Langton 
Kropp  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Kropp  Hermann,  musician,  r.  31  Langton 
KroBS  Hugo,  baker,  r.  416  Minna 

Krouglair  Pierre,  steward  Bar  Association,  r.  634  Sac- 
ramento 
Krouse  Annie,  domestic  Winchester  House 
Krouse  David,  poultry  ranch,   W   s    MisEion,    nr    St. 

Mary's  College 
Krouse  Samuel  R.,  foreman   Sachs,  Heller  &   Co.,   r. 

1755  Howard 
Krouse  Thomas  E.,  liquor  saloon,  639  Mission,  r.  101 

Jessie 
B^"    Krouse.     See  Kraus  and  Krauss 
Kriickel  Andrew,  barber,  325  Dupont,  r.  22  Lewis 
Kriickel  C..&.  F.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  First  and 

Market 
Kriickel  Charles  (C.  &  F.  Kriickel)  r.  22  Lewis 
Kriickel  Frank  (C.  &  F.  Kruckel)  r.  .508  Grove 
Krudener  William,  tanner,  r.  19  Bryant  Av 
Krueger  August,  wood  engraver,  r.  2  Winter  Lane 
Krueger  Edward,  tailor,  r.  763  Mission 
KrueRer  George  F.,  blacksmith,   1114  Harrison,   r.    15 

Cleaveland 
Krueger  Joseph   H.,    cauemaker,  Davis    Bros.,    Tok- 

las  &  Co.,  r.  435  J4  Clementina 
Krueger  Louis,  capmaker,  10»0  Howard,  r.  1120  How- 
ard 
Krueger  Mary,  widow,  r.  2  Winter  Lane 
Krueger  Millard,  clerk  A.   B.   Elfelt  &   Co.,   r.  435}< 

Clementina 
Krueger  Simon,  umbrellas  and  parasols,  121  Sixth 
^^Krueger.     See  Kruger,  Kroeger  and  Kroger 
Kruft  Joseph  (Henne  &  Kruft)  r.  1\^  Dikemau  PI 
Krug  B.,  r.  846  Folsom 
Krug  B.  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  846  Folsom 
Krug  Emily,  domestic  1125  Sutter 
Krug  Fannie,  widow,  r.  8J4  Hulbert  Alley 
Krug  Fritz,  foreman  Pioneer  Malt  Hoube,  r.  E  s  Stock- 
ton, bet  Francisco  and  Bay 


Krug  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  1725  Mission 
Krug  William  L.  T.,  lamplighter,  r.  1325)j  Minna 
ByKrug.     See  Crook  and  Krook 
Kruger  Albert,  blacksmith ,'r.  748  Harrison 
Kruger  Albert,  boatswain  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Kruger  August,  bakery,  988  Folsom 
Kruger  Carl  H.,  foreman  Exotic  Gardens,  r.  1727  Mis- 
sion 
Kruger  Charles,  bartender,  r.  228  Bush 
Kruger  Charles,  merchant  tailor,   225)4   Montgomery 

Av 
Kruger  Ferdinand,  cabinetmaker  West  Coast  Furni- 
ture Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Kruger  Gustav,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Kruger  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Kruger  Louis  (Kruger  k  HoUings)  r.  328  Mason 
Kruger  Louis,  cigars,   tobacco   and   stationery,   2246 

,  Mission 
Kruger  Louis  Jr.,  fringemaker,  r.  328  Mason 
Kruger  T.,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Kruger  W.  H.  (Brickell  &  Kruger)  r.  Truckee 
Kruger  William,  molder,  r.  311  Harrison 
Kruger  &  HoUings  (Louis  Kruger  and  Henry  Hollings) 

groceries  and  liquors,  339  Geary 
tt^Kruger.     See  Kroeger,  Kroger  and  Krueger 
Krukan  Nicholas,  longshoreman,  r.  317  Beale 
KruU  Ernst,  shirt  mulr,  224  Kearny,  r.  W  s  Alabama, 

bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
KruU  Fritz,  r.  W  s  Alabama,   bet  Twenty-fifth  and 

Twenty-  sixth 
KruU  Ludwig,  seaman,  r.  707  Greenwich 
KruU  Nils,  laborer,  r.  514  Ninth 
KruU  Richard,  baker,  r.  512  Ninth 
Krumbach  Christopher  C,  teamster,  217  Spear, r.  1709 

Eddy 
Krumbach  Dietrich,  teamster,  r.  14  Farren  Av 
Krummacher    William,   assistant    bookkeeper   Haas 

Bros.,  r.   NE  cor  Buchanan  and  Fulton 
Kruse  C.  A.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 
Kruse  Christian,  baker,  r.  492  Eighth 
Kruse  Edward  (Kruse  &  Euler)  r.  620  Turk 
Kruse  Edward  A.,  clerk  Kruse  &  Euler,  r.  620  Turk 
Kruse  Emil,  student,  r.  620  Turk 

Kruse  Ernest  J.,  clerk,  r.  SE  cor  Shotwell  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Kruse  Frank  H..  teamster,  r.  11  Metcalfe  PI 
Kruse  Frederick,  shoecutter,  r.  11  Metcalfe  PI 
Kruse  Henry,  shipcarpenter,  r.  186  J^  Vandewater 
Kruiie  J.   Henry,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  SE 

cor  Shotwell  and  Twenty-third 
Kruse  John,  longshoreman,  r.  216  Ritch 
Kruse  K.  W.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  1908  Dupont 
Kruse  Louis,  r.  2016  Powell 
Kruse  Louis,  teamster,  r.  972  Bryant 
Kruse  Louis  J.,  caumaker,  r.  2016  Powell 
Kruse  M.  Mrs.,  r.  2016  Powell 

Kruse  Martin,  restaurant,  NE  cor  Chestnut  and  Mont- 
gomery 
Kruse  N.  Conrad,  cooper,  r.  505  Filbert 
Kruse  Peter  F.,  driver  Chicago  Brewery,  r.  226 J^  Aus- 
tin 
Kruse  William  H.,  bookkeeper  Kruse  &  Euler,  r.  620 

Turk 
Kruse  &  Euler  (Edward  Kruse   and  Emil  Rohte) 
importers   and  wholesale  groceries  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  209-211  Front 
0^  Kruse.     See  Cruise.  Cruz  and  Krooss 
Krynski  Lucas,  miifr  cider  and  vinegar,  W  s  Mission, 

nr  Randall 
Kube  Frederick,  sidewalklayer,  r.  22  Turk 
Kuchel  Lizzie  G.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  1429  Mission 
Kuchel  Louise  A., widow,  teacher  French,  r.  14'29  Mis- 
sion 
Kucher  Fred.,  special  policeman,  r.  1522  Stockton 
Kuchler  Franz.  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Kuchmeister  August,  traveling  agent,  r.  1234  Broad- 
way 
Kuchmeister  Henry  W.,  r.  1234  Broadway 
Kuciza  M.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Kiick  August,  proptr  Nicholas  Hotel,  E  s  San  Bruno 

Road,  nr  Army 
Kuck  Herman,  policeman,  r.  8  Welsh 
Kuck  John  D.,  laborer,  r.  275!^  Minna 
Kiick  Marx  (Kiick  &  Wohlers)  r.  SW  cor  Hayes  and 

Buchanan 
Kiick  J«  Wohlers  (Marx  Kiick  and  Henry  Wohlers)  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  SW  cor  Hayes  and  Buchanan 
«T-  Kuck.     See  Cook 

Kucking  John  (J.  Schulz  &  Co.)  r.  NEcor  Union  and 
Mason 


OAK,  ASH,  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH.  S<^'LT.5: 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


PBOTOOBAPHER.   820  MARKET  KT. 

Pbotoernphy  iu  »I1  il«  brancbeH  oxe<>aled  in  Hiiy  style. 


KUO 


576 


KUS 


Eucks  Claus  H.,  liquor  ealoon,  129  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Kueben  Max,  longshoreman,  r.  1211  Kearny 
Kuebrisch  George,  maltster,  r.  1220  McAllister 
Kuechler   Gottlob,   cabinetmaker  Atkins   Massey,  r. 

651  Sacramento 
Kuechler  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Kuehn  Elizabeth  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  524  Pine 
Kuehn  John,  cutter  J.  Wisluzil,  r.  524  Pine 
Euehn  Victor,  jewelrj-box  maker  August  H.   Loch- 

baum,  r.  137  Thirteenth 
Kuehn  William  L.,  clerk,  r.  524  Pine 
Kuenzi  John  R.,  woodturner  CameTon  &  Hull,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Kugelberg  Henry,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  1715  How- 
ard 
Kugler  Gottlieb,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Stockton   and 

Pacific,  r.  1101  Broadway 
Kuh  Emll,  assayer,  r.  915  Greenwich 
Kuh  Jacob,  teacher  music,  r.  925  Golden  Gate  Av 
Kuh  Leopold,  assayer  and  chemist,  r.  915  Greenwich 
8^"  Kuh.    See  Cue 

Kuhert  Charles  H.,  r.  H,  bet  Third  and  Fourth  Avs 
Euhl  Annie  Miss,  actress  German  Theatre,  r.  618 

Ellis,  rear 
Kiihl  George,  satchelmaker,  r.  8  Telegraph  PI 
Kuhl  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  r.  23  J^  Freelon 
Kxtlil  H.  G-.,  secretary  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  112  Bush,  r.  1310  Hyde 
Kuhl  Jacob,  cooper,  r.  619  Seventh 
Kuhl  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  16  3^  Gilbert 
Kuhl  Martin,  waiter  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  102  Eddy 
Kuhl  Matilda  Miss,  teacher  Mrs.  H.  A.  Semler,  r.  618 

Ellis,  rear 
Kniil  Marx,    proprietor  South  Park    House,  530 

Third 
a^"  Kuhl.     See  Cool  and  Kull 
Kuhlemann  Charles,  butcher,  r.  2936  Sixteenth 
US'  Kuhlemann.     See  Kuhlman  and  Kullman 
Kuhling  H.  Anton,  toolmaker, '549  Filth 
Kuhlke  John  H.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Beale 
Kuhlmann  Diedrlch,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor 

Fourth  and  Brannau,  r.  502  Brannan 
Kuhlman  F.,  architect,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
Kuhlmanu  Frederick,  tailor,  r.  926  Jackson 
«^  Kuhlmann.    See  Kuhlemann  and  KiiUman 
Kuhlmeyer  Edward,   clerk   0.  J.   Hawley   &  Co.,  r. 

957  J<i  Folsom 
Kuhlmeyer  Henry,  salesman  Henry  T.  Hobbert&  Co., 

r.  957  J4  Folsom 
Kuhlmeyer  Louisa,  widow,  r.  957  J^  Folsom 
Kuhlmeyer  Otto,  clerk  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  957 }i 

Folsom 
Kuhls  Edward  G.  F.,  bookkeeper  Kohler  &  Frohling, 

r.  1507  Stockton 
Kuhls  Frederick,  r.  Hotel  Rhein 
Kuhls  Frederick  A.,  city  agent  Kohler  &  Frohling,  r. 

1507  Stockton 
Kuhls  Louis,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Kuhlweln  Elizabeth,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  406   Du- 

pont 
Kuhn  Annie  Miss,  r.  623  Fell 
Kuhn  Antonia,  widow,  r.  710  O'Farrell 
Kuhn  Benjamin,  commercial  traveler,  123  California, 

r.  The  Baldwin 
Kuhn  Bernard,  r.  535  Twenty-third 
Kuhn  C.  A.,  bartender,  r.  30  Fourth 
Kuhn  Charles,  laborer,  r.  23  Market 
Kuhn  <  harles,  upholsterer,  r.  9  Garden 
Kuhn  Charles  G.,  bartender,  r.  1106  Kearny 
Kuhn  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  118  Dore 
Kuhn  George,  driver  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r.  N  8  Bay, 

nr  Buchanan 
Kuhn  George,  tailor,  622  Clay,  r.  917  Powell 
Kuhn  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  1012  Valencia 
Kuhn  Herman,  helper  McNally  &  Hawkins 
Kuhn  Herman,  with  Bancroft  Library,  r.  917  Powell 
Kuhn  John,  night  patrolman  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  r.  904 

Powell 
Kuhn  Ludwig,  brassflnlsher,  r.  1921  Mason 
Kuhn  Oscar,  tailor,  r.  1213  Powell 
Kuhn  Otto,  millhand,  r.  901  Treat  Av 
Kuhn  William,  liquor  saloon,  1406  Polk 
^^Kuhn.     See  Coon,  Koon  and  Kuehn 
Kuhnis  Charles,  tanner,  r.  Park  House 
Kuhr  Frank,  seaman,  r.  9  Pncific 
Eunr  Minnie  Miss,  stamping  and  embroideries,  211 

Post 
Kull  John,  oiler  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia,  r.  108 

Hayes 


Kull  Louisa,  bakery,  108  Hayes 

i^-Kull.    See  Cull 

Kullman  Herman  (Kullman,  Salz  &  Co.  and  Kullman, 

Wagner  &  Co.)  r.  1306  Post 
Kullman,    Salz  &  Co.  (Herman  Kulhnan,  Jacob 

Salz  and  Charles  Hart)  tanners  and  dealers  hides 

and    leather,    and    proprietors  Benicia  Tannery 

(Benicia,  Cal.)   office  and  salesroom  106   Battery, 

hidehouse  43  Clay 
Kullman,  Wagner  &   Co.    (Herman  Kullman, 

Jacob   Salz,  Charles  Wagner  and   Charles   Hart) 

proprietors  Pacific  Tannery  (Stockton,  Cal.)  office 

106  Battery 
Kullmanu  August,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r. 

403  Leavenworth 
Kullmann  Simon  (Kullmann  &  Co.)  r.  722  Filbert 
Kullmann  &  Co.  (Simon  Kullmann  and  William  Low- 

enberg)  stockbrokers,  303  Montgomery 
B^Kullmann.    Kuhleman  and  Kuhlmann 
Kummerlander  Richard,  brewer,  r.  34  Austin 
Kunath  Oscar,  artist,  r.  630  Bush 
Kuue  Oscar,  boatswain  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Kuner  Albert,    seal  engraver  and  die  sinker,  611 

Washington,  r.  710  Gough 
Kiiner  Rudolph  A.,   clerk   Albert  Mau  &  Co.,   r.   710 

Gough 
Kunhardt  Fabian,  printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  1007 

Clay 
Kunigk  Rudolph,   beer    bottler,   107  J4   Fifth,  r.   330 

Minna 
Kunkler  John  E.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  514  Kearny 
Kiinnecke  Louis,  r.  14  Moss 
Kiinnecke  William,   clerk  Meyer  &  Ackerman,  r.  XE 

cor  Eureka  and  Seventeenth 
Kunnemann  John,  watchmaker,  r.  955  Howard 
KuntzEmil,  horse  coUarmaker,  r.  315  Jessie 
Kuutz  Jacob,  liquor  saloon,  513-517   Montgomerv  Av, 

r.  1623  Powcll.  rear 
Kuntz  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  7  William 
Kuntze  Richard,  clerk  O.  R.  and  N.  Co's  Wharf,  r.711 

Bush 
Kunz   Henry,   clerk   Charles  Meinecke   &  Co.,  r.  1425 

Howard 
Kunz  John,  butcher,  r.  624  Fourth 
Kunz  Peter  P.,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 
Kunze  Louisa,  widow,  r.  732  Green 
Kunze  Otto  E. ,  proprietor  O  K  Brush  Factory,  646 

Mission 
Kiinzler  Gottlieb  W.,  butcher,  r.  123  Seventh 
Kupferschmidt  Frederick,  farmer,  r.  Turk   St.  Hotel 
Kupferschmidt  George,  farmer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
Kupper  Benjamin,  restaurant  and  liquor  saloon,  119 

Main 
Kupper  Joseph,  painter,  r.  410  Pacific 
Kurazar  Andres,  wireworker,  r.  40  Jessie 
Kurlbaura  Henry,  machinist,  r.  820  Jessie 
Kurlbaum  Herman  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  820  Jessie 
Kurlbaum  H.  W.,  collector,  r.  10  Ellis 
Kiirlflnke  Henry  M. ,  driver,  r.  427 >4  Cedar  Av 
Kurpinsky  Paul  C,  butcher,  r.  8W  cor  Pretita  PI  and 

Gunnison  Av,  B.  H. 
Kurre  Charles,  orerefiner,  r.  NW  cor  Beach  and  Brod- 

erick 
Kurt  Wllhelm,  baker,  r.  109  Taylor 
Kurtz  Adolph,  groceries  and  liquors,  368  Third,  r.  700 

Harrison 
Kurtz  Andrew,  fruit  dealer,  r.  318  Davis 
Kurtz  August  M.,  chemist  and  druggist,  SW  cor  Turk 

and  Hyde 
Kurtz  Carl,  gilder,  r.  607  Minns 
Kurtz  Ferdinand,   shoemaker,   r.   W   s   Tehama,  bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Kurtz  John,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Kurtz  William,  laborer,  r.  1414  Powell 
Kurtzaur  John  F.,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Kusel  Isaac  N.,  shirtmaker.  r.  806}^  Valencia 
Kusel  Johu  H.,  porter,  r.  52  Louisa 
Kusel  Solomon  A.,  shirt  mnfr,  806-808  Valencia 
Kusens  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Kuss  Charles  J.,  teacher  music,  r.  1234  Mission 
Kuss  Edward,  cabinetmaker,  r.  ]613>^  Webster 
Kuss  Hans  K.,  confectioner,  r.  355  Jessie  ! 
Kustel  Alexis,  captain  schrPannonia,  office  117  Clay 
Eustbl  Arijad  J.,  captain  brig  Sheet  Anchor,  office  18 

Clay 
Kustel  C.  13.,  captain  schr  Pearl,  office  18  Clay 
Kustel  Guido  (Kustel  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Kustel  Henry  (Kustel  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Kustel  Oscar,  captain  bktn  John  Smith,  r.  1652  Polk 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  of  FINE  JEWELRY  in  all  Us 
branches.  119  MONTGOMERY  ST. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


CIOOD   WORK.   I.OW   PRICES. 

OCFICE,  «48  MARKET  MTKEET. 


KUS 


577 


LAC 


KUSTEL  &  00. 


(Henry  and  Guldo 
Kustel)   assnyers,  318    Pine 

Kuster  Edward,   bookkeeper  W.   Haker  &  Hinz,  r.  7 

Byington 
Kiistermann  William,  cablnetiiiaker,  r.  519  Brannan 
Kutner  A.,   merchant    (Fresno,    Centreville,    King's 

River  and  Selma,  Cal.)   office   117  Battery,  r.  The 

Windsor 
Kutner  Alfred,  clerk  Joseph  Kutner,  r.419  Grove 
Kutner  Joseph,  cigars  and    tobacco,   1306  Polk,  r.  419 

Grove 
Kutner  Joseph  J.,  machinist,  r.  419  Grove 
Kutner  Leopold    (Rosenthal  &  Kutner)    r.  718  Octa 

via 
l^"Kutner.     See  Kuttner 
Kutter  Edward,   porter  Tillmanp   &  Bendel,  r.   1229 

Union 
Kuttner  A.  Mrs.,  r.  821  Larkin 
Kuttner  Henry,  clerk  James  C.  Scott,  r-.  821  Larkin 
B^"Kuttner.     See  Kutner 
Kutz  Gabriel  M.,  r.  539  McAllister 
Kutz  Raymond,  miner,  r.  113G  Folsom 
Kutzkau  Emil,  woodcarver,  r.  415  Dolores 
Ktvon^  Tong  Tai  6i  Co.,  importers  and  whole- 
sale grocers,  714  Sacramento 
Kydd  Alexander,  clerk  M.  T.  Brocklebank,  r.  Llndell 

House 
Kydd  Isaac  F.,  carpenter  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1907  Hyde 
Kyer  John,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.   193   Sixteenth,  bet 

Howa  d  and  Folsom 
Kyle  Charles  R.,  collector  Odd  Fellows'   Cemetery 

Assn,  r.  9  Harriet 
Kyle  Hannah,  widow,  r.  9  Harriet 
Kyle  Joseph,  engineer,  r.  19  Mariposa 
Kyle  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1017  Larkin 
Kyle  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  304  Pacific 
Kyle  Thomas,  r.  1011  Treat  Av 
8»"Kyle.     See  Keil 
Kymer  Agnes  Miss,  r.  505  Fell 
Kyne  John,  longshoreman,  r.  405  Main 
Kyne  Mary,  domestic  2H8  Sixth 
Kyne  Patrick,  boilermaker,  r.  807  Mission 
Kyne  Thomas,  tanner,  r.  22  Geneva 
Jfc^Kyne.    See  Coyne  and  Kine 


Lkls  Frederick,  seaman,  r.  16  Natoma 

Laaeer  B.  F..  driver  Hose  No.  4,  S.   F.  F.    D.,  r.  1802 

Stockton 
Laauser  Frederick,  cooper,  r.  Ill  Freelon 
Laanser  Frederick   L.,  clerk  Louis  P.   Donzel,  r.  Ill 

Freelon 
Labadie    William,    carpenter,    r.     Twenty-fifth,    bet 

Church  and  Dolores 
Labarere  Michael,  French  laundry,  718  Turk 
Labarere  Pierre,  cook,  r.  907  Sacramento 
Labaschen  Charles,  clerk  A.  J.  Prager, r. Philadelphia 

HoTise 
L:ibat  Jean,  liquor  saloon,  1301  Stockton 
Labataille  Jacques,  florist,  r.  SE  cor  Twenty-first  and 

Alabama 
Labaurie  M.  Mrs.,  laundress,  r.  112  Taylor 
Labb6  Clothilde  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  8  Polk  Lane 
Labbe  Josephine  Mrt).,  furnished  rooms,  8  Polk  Lane 
Label  Henry,  fruits,  337  O'Farrell 
Label  Jacob,  clerk  Lewis  Abrahams,  r.  515}^  Natoma 
Label  Jacob,  jeweler,  r.  550  J^  'Natoma 
Label  Jacob,  traveling  salesman,  r.  928  Folsom 
Label  Louis,  shoemaker,  r.  928  Folsom 
Label  Mary,  widow,  r.  550 ;<i  Natoma 
Label  Samuel,  clerk  William  John.   r.  SE  cor  O'Far- 
rell and  Taylor 
Label  Solomon,  clothing,  212  Steuart,  r.  207  Steuart 
Labelle  Moses,   engineer   Sutter  St.   RR.,   r.   SE  cor 

Sutter  and  Central  Av 
La  Berge  Charles  H., clerk  S.  Flyshaker.r.  2001  Powell 
La  Berge  Matilda,  widow,  r.  2001  Powell 
La  Berge  Silas,  r.  2001  Powell 

Labetoure  Maria  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,   213  Minna 
Labliard  Adolph,  porter  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co.,  r.  1313 

Scott 
Labhard  Jean, proprietor  Union  Nursery, NW  cor  Post 

and  Lyon 
Labian  Peter,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 


Labia*  Oliver  (Labine  &  Massat)    r.  708  Commercial 
Labine  &  Massat  (Oliver  Labine  and  Charles  Massat) 

liquor  and  billiard  saloon,  641  Commercial 
La  Blanc  John,  melter  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  2128  Bush 
I,a  Boeiil  Francis,  r.  Oakland 

Labohm  Augustus  G.,  carriage  painter,  r.  504  Jessie 
Labohm  Henry  G.,  teacher  German,  r.  604  Jessie 
Labohm  Martha,  midwife,  r.  504  Jessie 
Labohm  William  J.,  woodworker,  r.  504  Jessie 
Laborie  Alfred,  pantryman,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Laborie  Francois,  sheeptanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,bet  Q  and 

R.  South  S.  F. 
La  Brie  Godfroi,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  r. 

1030  Mission 
Labnit  John  B.,  fruits,  1026  Potrero  Av 
Lacay  Jean,  restaurant,  623  Commercial 
Lacaze  Baptiste,   blacksmith,  and   wagonmaker,    714 

Sansome,  r.  21  John 
Lacaze  Maximin,  compositor,  r.  21  John 
Lacazette  Bertrand,  teamster,  r.  16  Lewis 
Lacazette  E.,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Lacazette  Jean,  gardener,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-first  Av 

and  J,  Souths.  F. 
Laccino  Agostint),  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Lace  House,  D.  Samuels  proptr,  131  Post 
Lacey  Charles,  pantryman  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder, 

r.  21  Valencia 
Lacey  Charles  C,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Eureka,  r.  1063 

Howard 
Lacey  E.,r.  118  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lacey  Edward  F.,  cooper,  r.  11  Salmon 
Lacey  Frank,  pressman  P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co.,  r.  611 

Vallejo 
Lacey  Harry,  r.  120^  Turk 
Lacey  John,  dentist,  r.  40  Tehama 
Lacey  John,   machinist  Thomson   &   Evans,    r.    640 

Minna 
Lacey  Mary,  domestic  1226  Post 
Lacey  Michael,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  245  Perry 
Lacey  Peter,  bartender  Frank  A.  Mackert,  r.'912  Mar- 
ket 
Lacey  Peter  J.,  tanner,  r.  NW  cor  Eve  and  San  Bruno 

Road 
Lacey  Robert  J.,  carpenter,  r.  511  Vallejo 
Lacey  Robert  J.  Jr.,  pressman  P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co., 

r.  511  Vallejo 
Lacey  Thomas  A.,  cooper,  r.  11  Salmon 
8^  Lacey.     See  Lacy 
Lachapelle  Joseph  J.,   carriage  blacksmith,  r.  W  8 

Mission,  nr  Thirtieth 
La  Chapelle  Exilda  Mme.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Post 

and  Central  Av 
La  Chapelle  William,  bartender,  r.  NE  cor  Post  and 

Central  Av 
Lachaud  Jean,  carpenter,  r.  8  Polk  Lane 
Lachele  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  416  Francisco 
Lachele  Thomas,  beer  bottler,  r.  416  Francisco 
Lachele  Thomas,  plumber,  r.  416  Francisco 
Iiacher  Isaac,  hides,  skins,   pelts   and   tallow,  620 

Front,  r.  1717  Buchanan 
Lachlan  J.  M.  Jr.,  weigher  Oregon  Imp.   Co.,   r.   1612 

California 
Lachman  Abraham  (Lachman  &  Jacobi)  r.  1324  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 
Lachman  Abraham,  tailor,  810  Montgomery 
Lachman  Adolph  J.    (Sideman,  Lachman  k  Co.)   r. 

1303  Gough 
Lachman  Albert,  manager  S.  Lachman  &  Co.,  r.  810 

Geary 
Lachman  Beckie  Miss,  r.  810  Geary 
Lachman  Henry,  assistant  bookkeeper  M.  Lachman  & 

Co.,  r.  1713  Laguna 
Lachman  Henry,  cashier  S.   Lachman  &   Co.,   r.  810 

Geary 
Lachman  Henry,  clerk  John  H.  Gaerdes,  r.  534  First 
Lachman  Jacob,  produce  commission   merchant,  and 

agent  San  Joaquin  Chicory  Works,  NE   cor  Wash- 
ington and  Front,  r.  413  Ivj'  Av 
Lachman  Julius,  tanner,  r.  115)4  Twenty-sixth 
Lachman  Louis,  salesman  Miersou,  Jewell   &  Co.,  r. 

810  Montgomery 
Lachman  Louis,  tailor,  618  Pine,  r.  1713  Laguna 
Liachnian  M.  >&  Co.    (Morris   Lachman)    carpets, 

oil  cloths,  etc.,  31  Post 
Lachman  Moritz  Mrs.,  widow  (Lachman  &  Sternfels) 

r.  Alameda 
Lachman  Morris  (M.  Lachman  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Lachman  S.  &  Co.  (Samuel  Lachman)  California 

wines,  brandies  and  champagnes,  401-411  Marke 


G\M  r\  ARl^  ki   rr\   largest  and  best  selected  stock  of  wall  papers 
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HINCKLEY,SPIERS&  HAYES, 


PUI.TOW  IRON  W«KKS,  213  Fremont  NtreoT. 

Agents  for  the  celebrated  I>EA]<VE  (STEAM  I»UJM[1»S. 


LAC 


578 


LAG 


Lachman  Samuel  (S.  Lachman  &  Co.)  r.  810  Geary 
Lachman  Saul,  r.  1713  Laguna 

I>acliman    Jii   Jacobi    {Abraham    Lachman    and 

Frederick  and  Jacob  J.  Jacobi)  growers  of  and 

dealers  in  California  wines  and  brandies,  SE  cor 

Market  and  First,  and  SE  cor  Second  and  Bryant 

Lachman   &   Sternfels  (Mrs.  Moritz  Lachman  and  B. 

H.  Sternfels)  furriers,  129  Montgomery 
Lack  Charles,  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  1037  Folsom 
Lackeman   Charles    (Helmken  &  Lackeman)  r.  1214 

Leavenworth 
Lackmann  Herman,  boatmaker,  210  Brannan,  r.  7  Ein- 

con  Av 
Lackmann  John,  clerk  H.  H.  Schortemeier,  r.  816  Cali- 
fornia 
Lacki  Frederick,  r.  531  Birch  Av 
Lacklison  Ellen,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Haight  and  Bu- 
chanan 
Laclaverie  Paul  (John  Saulnier  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Laco  John,  restaurant  keeper,  r.  60.5  Broadway 
Lacombe   George  (Stack  &  Lacombe)  r.  2   H'enrietta 

Square 
Lacombe  George,  pressman  Dewey  &  Co.,r.  1221  Pacific 
Lacomber  Peter,  fruits,  r.  3003  Mission 
Lacome  Jean,  laundry,  SE  cor  Seventeenth  and  Va- 
lencia 
lia  Coiifiance   Insurance   Co.    (fire,   of  Paris) 
Hutchinson   &   Mann   agents,  322-324   California 
and  302-304  Sansome 
Lacoste  Andre,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Minnesota 
Lacoste  Aunie,  domestic  Martin  Holje 
Lacoste  John,  laborer,  r.  E  s  De  Haro,  bet  El  Dorado 

and  Center  ' 
Lacoste  John,  liquor   saloon,  NW   cor  Lombard  and 

Montgomery  Av 
Lacoste  Joseph,  waiter  Clifl'  House 
Lacoste  Thomas  (Bergerot&  Lacoste)  r.  NE  cor  Kansas 

and  Center 
Lacoste  Tomaso,  gardener,  20  Colombo  Market 
Lacour  Eugene  L.,  clerk   Muecke,  Victor  &   Co.,  r.  44 

Third 
La  Cour  J.,  merchant,  r.  1413  Dupont 
Lacour  Louis,  clerk  Helmrich  &  Hansen,  r.44  Third 
Lacozette  Louis,  laundryman,  r.  2924  California 
La  Croix  Anthony,  driver  Market  St.  KR.,  r.  528 J^  Va-' 

lencia 
Lacroix  Delilah,  widow,  r.  759  Mission 
Lacua  Frank  (Beilhes  &  Co.)  r.  1509  Powell 
Lacy  Benjamin  L.,  plasterer,  r.  421  Bush 
Lacy  Benjamin  T.  (Parke  &  Lacy)  r.  615  Chestnut 
Lacy  Hannah,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Lacy  Henry,  notebroker,   321   California,  room  9,  r. 

San  Rafael 
Lacy  John  F.,  carriagemaker,  r.  535  Minna 
Lacy  John  G.,  tinsmith,   305  Eighth,   r.  SE  cor  Dia- 
mond and  Seventeenth 
Lacy  Nicholas  J.,  laborer,  r.  11  Salmon 
Lacy  Robert,  tinsmith  W.  W.   Montague   &  Co.,  r.  10 

Verona 
Lacy  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  117  Vallejo 
Lacy  Timothy,  lodgings,  212  Second 
Lacy  Walter  M.,  engineer  S.  P.  RE.,  r.  204  Twenty- 
second 
Lacy  W.  H.,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
B^Lacy.     See  Lacey 
Lada  Bronistaw,  r.  213  Powell 
Lada  Marie  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  r.  213  Powell 
Ladagnoux  Justin,  waiter,  r.  118  Prospect  PI 
Ladarre  Jean,  bartender  G.  Mounier,  r.  1153  Howard 
Ladd  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1914  Filbert 
Ladd  Annie  M.,  widow,  r.  705  Shotwell 
Ladd  Charles  D.,   shooting   gallery,   guns  and  sport- 
ing materials,  529-531  Kearny,  r.  12  Hopeton  Ter- 
race 
Ladd  Charles  J.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  700  California 
Ladd  Edwin  H.,  salesman  C.  D.  Ladd,  r.   12  Hopeton 

Terrace 
Ladd  Frank  B.,  clerk  freight  dept  C.   P.  RR    r    614 

Sutter 
Ladd  Frank  Z.,  clerk  general  freight   office  C.  P  ER 

r.  705  Shotwell 
Ladd  Georg^e  S.,  president  American  District  Tel- 
egraph Co.,  Gold  and  Stock  Telegraph  Co.,  Pacific 
Bell  Telephone  Co.,  and  United  Carriage  Co..  222 
Sansome,  r.  515  Van  Ness  Av 
Ladd  Horace  C,  receiver  Western  Union  Tel.  Co  r 
1717Larkin  '     ' 

Ladd  Parish  B.,  attorney  at   law,  office  629  Kearnv    r 
2020  Bush  "     ■ 


Ladd  Smith  E.,  clerk  S.  P.  ER.,  r.  415  Twenty-second 

Ladd  Thomas  J.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  700  California 

Ladeler  Charles,  clerk,  r.  1930  Pine 

Laden  Patrick,  warehouse  man,  r.  SW  cor  Greenwich 
and  Sansome 

Ladenburger  Theodore,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  & 
Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Ladies'  French  Benevolent  Association,  120 
Sutter  ' 

Ladies'  Protection  and  Relief  Society 
Home,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 

Ladivi  Pietro,  laborer,  r.  9  Union  PI 

La  Duo  M.,  watchmaker,  r.  417  Broadway 

La  Due  James  C,  superintendent  The  Iroquois  Gold 
Mining  Co.,  r.  1617  Larkin 

Lady  Bryan  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  0. 
Van  Dyck  Hubbard  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  11 

Lady  Washington  Consolidated  Co.  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.) 
William  H.  Watson  secretary,  302  Montgomery, 
rooms  .5-6 

Laemleiu  Emma  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  721  O'Farrell 

Laemlein  Rosalie,  widow,  r.  721  O'Farrell 

Laeremans  Frank,  importer  and  mnfr  furniture  and 
bedding,  528  Washington,  r.  613  J^  Lombard 

Lafaille  Frank  H.,  clerk  Yates  &  Co.,  r.  E  b  Chapulte- 
pec,  nr  Coso  Av,  B.  H. 

Lafaille  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Chapultepec,  nr 
Coso  Av,  B.  H. 

Lafaix  Felix,  engraver  Andrew  Frei,  r.  320  Sutter 

Lafaix  Jean  K.,  engraver  Andrew  Frei,  r.  320  Sutter 

Lafayette  Brewery,  A.  Anstett  &  Co.  proprie- 
tors, 725  Green 

Lafayette  Centennial  Hall,  421  Hayes 

Lafayette  Guard,  730  Montgomery 

Lafayette  House,  Jean  L.  Ader  proptr,  736  Pacific 

Lafayette  House,  Robert  Shea  proptr,  11  Lafayette 

Lafee  Jacob,  expressman,  226  Bush,  r.  S  s  Twenty- 
ninth,  bet  San  Jose  Av  and  Mission 

Lafell  Samuel,  carpenter,  r.  Powell  Av,  nr  San  Jose 
Road 

Lafferty  B.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Lafferty  Bridget,  seamstress  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Lafferty  James  H.,  clerk  D.  Samuels,  r.  820  Howard 

Laflferty  Jane,  widow,  r.  324  Clementina 

Lafferty  John,  captain  U.  S.  A.,  r.  730  Grove 

Lafl'erty  John,  porter  Morris  &  Kennedy,  r.  324  Clem- 
entina 

Lafferty  Lizzie,  domestic  314  Minna 

Lafferty  Nellie,  nurse,  17  Guy  PI 

Lafl'erty  Owen,  marble  polisher,  r.  California  Av,  bet 
Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth 

Lafferty  Patrick,  laundryman  La  Grande  Laundry,  r. 
E  s  California  Av,  nr  Virginia  Av,  B.  H. 

Lafferty  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  921  Battery 

Lafferty  William  S.,  driver  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  110 
Sutter 

Laffey  Edward  N.  (Laffey  &  Hiends)  r.  1209  Union 

Latfey  &  Hiends  (E.  N.  Laffey  and  J.  H.  Hiends)  ship- 
ping agents,  518  Battery 

Laffi  Lucio,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Fourteenth 
and  Natoma 

Laffin  Lawrence,  fruit  dealer,  r.  69  West  Mission 

La  Fleur  Victor,  shoemaker,  436  Bush 

Laflin  James,  shipping  agent,  34  Steuart,  r.  2615  Clay 

Laflin  Lawrence  .T.,  clerk  James  Laflin,  r.  2615  Clay 

La  Fonciere  Marine  Insurance  Co.  (of  Paris) 
Hutchinson  &  Mann  agents,  322-324  California 
and  302-304  Sansome  l 

Lafond  Victoriue  Mrs.,  artificial  flowers,  763  Mission  ; 

Lafontaine  A.  J.,  book  and  jobi^rinter,  025  Merchant 

La  Fontaine  Fritz,  r.  208  Ellis 

Lafouette  Louis,  gardener,  r.  W  s  Amherst,  nr  Henry, 

U.  M.T. 
Lafounere  John,  barber,  r.  1509  Powell 

Lalourgnetts  J.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Lafrauchi    Benvenuto,   clerk  French   Consulate,  704 

Washington,  r.  10  HoUis 
Lafrentz  Theodore,  brewer,  r.  408  Shotwell 
Lafrenz  Claus,  laborer,  r.  115  J^  Dore 
Lafrenz  Nicholas,  first  mate  schr  Big  River,   r.   101 

Jackson 
Lagan  Hu.L;h  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Mary's  Cathe- 
dral, r.  628  California 
Lagan  John  M.,  salesman,  r.  250  Locust  Av 
Lagan  Marcus  J.,  salesman  C.  Curtin,  r.  250  Locust  Av 
Lagan  Patrick,  r.  250  Locust  Av 

Lagazetta  Madeline  Mrs. .laundress,  r.  2405  California 
Lage  Henry,  packer,  r.  265  Minna 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  '''•^"'-'^'„7,';;,v;'*srs';.* ''"'"'''"'' 


I       MACDONOUOH     CVMBERIiANO,     LEHIGH    AND    KNGLISH    FOinVDRY     COK£, 


41  Market  Street,  corner  Spear. 


LAG 


579 


LAL 


Lage  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Lage  Henry ,  shipping  clerk  B.  Nathan  &   Co.,  r.   265 

Minna 
Lageman  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  812  McAllister 
Lagercrantz  Carl  Theodore,  lettercarrler  Post  Office, 

r.  2  Hyde  PI 
Lagman  F.  O.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Lagoarde  Bernard,  r.  51-t  Chestnut 
Lagomarsino  Antonio,  gardener,  52-53  Colombo  Market 
Lagomarsino  Bartplomeo,  laborer,  r.  516  Greenwich 
Lagomarsino  Carlo,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Lagomarsino  Charles,  fruit  store,  1907  Geary,  r.  9  Cal- 
houn 
Lagomarsino  Giovanni,  laborer,  r.  4  Varennes 
Lagomarsino  Louis,  vegetable  ranch,  Ws  Old  Mission 

Road,  nr  Five  Mile  Store 
Lagomarsino  Luigi,  shoemaker,   706  Montgomery  Av, 

r.  0  Gaj'in 
Lagomarsino  Roland,  laborer,  r.  3  Maiden  Lane 
Lagomarsino  Stephano,  gardener,  r.  H,  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Lagoni  Hans,  driver  William  Weston,  r.  321  Jessie 
La  Grande  Armory,   SE   cor    New    Montgomery  and 

Minna,  entrance  115  Minna 

LA   GRANDE  LAUNDRY 

Ed-*vard  P.  ^Vliite  proprietor,  TUir- 
teeiitli,  bet  Ho^vard.  and  Folsoin,  office 
648  Market,  brandies  115!i  Market  and 
^1^  Dupont 

La  Grange  Ditch  and  Hydraulic  Mining  Co.  (Stanis- 
laus Co.,  Cal.)  A.  Halsey  secretary,  328  Montgom- 
ery, room  7 

Lagrange  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  1602  Powell 

La  Grange  Gideon,  r.228  Minna 

La  Grange  O.  H.,  mining,  office  409  California,  r.  Oak- 
land 

La  Grange  S.  Ella  Miss,  assistant  Pine  and  Larkin  St. 
Primary  School,  r.  1322  California 

Lag-rave  Bernard,  proprietor  Fifth  Avenue  Hotel, 
Cor  Fifth  and  Railroad  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Lagrave  Charles,  barber.  13  Montgomery  Av,  r.  1122 
Dupont 

Lagrave  Francis,  laundryman.  r.  2923  California 

Lagrave  Gabriel,  waiter,  r.  1122  Dupont 

Lagrave  John  P.  (Beyer  &  Lagrave)  r.  1122  Dupont 

La  Grave  Pierre,  bartender,  r.  1419  Dupont 

Lagro  Hannah  Miss,  r.  17  Hyde 

La  Grove  Frank,  driver  North  Beach  Brewery,  r.  815 
Greenwich 

Laguna  Honda  School,  James  Dwyer  principal,  Sev- 
enth Av,  nr  Laguna  Honda 

Laguna  Tannery,  Oswald  L.  Krenz  proptr,  NW  cor 
Filbert  and  Gough 

Lahaille  Jean,  ice  creammaker,  r.  108  William 

Lahafif  Patrick,  fur  dresser,  r.  66  Shipley,  rear 

Lahaney  Patrick  W.,  harnessmaker,  NW  cor  Railroad 
and  Fifth  Avs.  r.  Eleventh  Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South 
S.  F. 

Lahdenpera  Albert,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 

Laherty  Peter,  carpenter,  713  Turk,  r.  209  Fillmore 

Lahey  E.,  capitalist,  r.  Russ  House 

Lahey  John  C,  tinsmith,  r.  107  Fifth 

Lahey  K.  M.  Miss,  r.  534  Bush 

Lahey  William,  cook,  r.  'Allii  Tehama 

l£?"Lahey.     See  Leahey  and  Leahy 

Lahl  Johan,  tailor,  ol3  Pine 

Lahm  Victor,  cabinetmaker,  r.  218>i  Clara 

Lahoudette  Jean,  tripeman  John  Bayle,  r.  Fifth  Av, 
bet  L  and  M.  South  S.  F. 

Lahusen  Augustine,  shoetitter,  r.  5  Alemany  Av 

Lahusen  Bernard,  cigarmaker.  r.  5  Alemany  Av 

Lahusen  Henry  C,  housepaintur,  r.  .')  .\lemanyAv 

Lahuseu  Johanna,  widow,  r.  5  Alemany  Av 

Lahusen  Philip,  grii^mau  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1205  Union 

Laib  .\nton,  shoemaker,  906  Pacific 

Laib  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  1623  Post 

Laidlaw  John,  draftsman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  118 
Capp 

Laidlaw  Robert,  wool  sorter,  r.  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet 
Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 

Laidlej'  Carrie  B.  Miss,  copyist  County  Recorder,  r. 
SE  cor  Filbert  and  Octavia 

Laidley  Henry,  vice  cousull'ortugal  and  collector  F. 
.   Berton  &  Co.,  527  Clay.  r.  807  Guerrero 

Laidley  Mary  A.,  \vidow,  r.  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Octa- 
via 

Laimee  Arthur  E.,  tinsmith,  r.  3  Kappeler  Court 

Laimee  August,  poultry,  r.  3  Kappeler  Court 

Laimee  Gustave,  clerk  Bernhard  Miller,  r.  417  Mason 


Laimee  Mary,  widow,  r.  3  Kappeler  Court 

Laimee  Peter,  zincniolder,  r.  417  Mason,  rear 

Laine  Emanuel,  lapidary,  r.  1316  Jackson 

Laine  Jules,  lapidary,  9  Hardie  PI,  r.  1010  Stockton 

B9'"Laiue.     See  Lane  and  Lehn 

Lainesse  Edward,  carriagemaker,  r.  SE  cor  Tenth  and 

Harrison 
Laing  Charles  D.,  stockbroker,  337  Pine,  r.  214  Powell 
Laing  J.  Mrs.,  lodging  house.  214  Powell 
Laing  Robert  S.  G.,  iron  molder,  r.615  Minna 
iK^Laing.     See  Layng 
Laird  Catherine  Mrs.,  janitress   South   Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  1309  Pacific 
Laird  Daniel,  furniture,  1070  Howard 
Jdaird  David  W. ,  proprietor  San  Francisco  Jew- 
elry Manufactory,  27  Post,  r.  1409  Larkin 


SAN    FRANCISCO    JEWELRY    MANUFACTORY. 

D.W.  LAIRD, 

87  HOST  ST.,  bet.  Kearny  and  Montgomery. 

Watciies,  Jewelry  ui  Dlamomi  WorK,  Baflges  and  Medals 

FOR  SALE  AND  MADE  TO  ORDER. 
Watches  and  Jewelry  Repaired  by  Skillful  Workmen. 

Laird  Edward,  r.  278  Tehama 

Laird  James  D.,  ship  clerk,  r.  11  Monroe 

Laird  John,  r.  N  s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty-third  and 
Twenty-fourth 

Laird  Samuel,  mining,  r.  5  South  Park 

Laird  Thomas  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  101  Powell,  r. 
321  O'Farrell 

Lairvee  L.,  carpenter,  r.  2210  Fillmore,  rear 

Lais  Charles  E.,  machinist,  r.  E  s  Mississippi,  be^ 
Mariposa  and  Solano 

Lais  Charles  E.,  student  Albert  Van  de  Naillen,  24 
Post 

Laisy  H.  J.,  bookkeeper  Martin  Meussdorffer,  r.  1016 
Pine 

La  Jeunesse  A.,  r.  2544  Folsom,  rear 

Lake  Benjamin,  groceries,  teas,  etc.,  995  Market,  r.  19 
Sixth 

Lake  Delos  (Lake  &  McKoon)  r.  NW  cor  Leavenworth 
and  Vallejo 

Lake  Edward  H.,  carpenter  John  Hammond,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Lake  Francis  M.  P.,  lead  worker  Whittier,  Fuller  & 
Co.,  r.  974  Folsom 

Lake  Frank,  salesman  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  705  Ellis 

Lake  George,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  S. 
Mint,  r.  .513  Hickory 

Lake  George  C,  receiver  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1633  Clay 

Lake  George  W.,  plumber,  r.  513  Hickory  Av 

Lake  Jane,  widow,  r.  S  s  Valley,  bet  Twenty- eighth 
and  Twenty-ninth 

Lake  Louis  E.  (Lake  &  Warren)  r.  29'27  Sacramento 

Lake  Pleasauton  Water  Co.  (Alameda  Co.,  Cal.)  H. 
Toomy  secretary,  418  California,  rooms  2-5 

Lake  Samuel,  cutter  Hyman  Levison,  r.  533  Commer- 
cial 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  Railroad,  William 
Be  Dell  general  agent,  22  Montgomery 

Lake  William  B.,  mining,  office  240  Montgomery,  r. 
2654  Folsom 

Lake  &  Co.  (Henry  Lake)  mnfrs  shoeblacking,  645 
Third 

Lake  6i  McKoon  (Delos  Lake  and  Hosmer  P.  Mc- 
Koon) attorneys  at  law,  office  310  Pine,  rooms  13, 
14,  16  and  18 

Lake  &  Warren  (Louis  E.  Lake  and  George  W. 
Warren)  manufacturers  and  wholesale  dealers 
bruslies,  brooms,  etc.,  411  Sacramento 

Lakely  Bernard,  teamster,  r.  907  Battery 

Lakeman  Charles,  stableman  Joseph  Koster,  r.  Ave- 
nue House 

Lakeman  Helen  M.  Miss,  instructress  Samuel  Hill,  r. 
1033  Market 

Lakeman  Margaretta,  widow,  r.  312  J4  Clementina 

Lakin  John  H.,  sawyer  Nelson  &  Bolander,  r.  108)4 
Powell 

Lakin  Joseph  J.,  bagcutter,  r.  100  J^  Jackson 

Lakmaun  Sophie,  widow,  r.  811  Union 

Lalande  Alice  Miss,  assistant  North  Cosmopolitan 
Grammar  School,  r.  7:;2  Sixteenth 

Lalande  Arsiue,  jeweler,  420  Sutter,  r.  732  Sixteenth 

Lalande  Louis,  packer  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.604  Califor- 
nia 

Lalich  Lazar  (Lalich  &  Radovich)  r.  911  Kearny 


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Lallch  &  Radovlch  (LazarLalich  and  John  Radovich) 

fruits,  candies,  cigars,  etc.,  911  Kearny 
Lalla  Antonio,  peddler,  r.  5  Lick  Alley 
Lalland  Charles,  fruit,  502  Valencia 
Lallement  Charles,  laundryman,  r.  921  Howard 
Lallement  Delphine,  laundry,  629  Union 
,  Lallement  Julia  Mrs.,  laundry.  921  Howard 
I  Lally  Bartholomew,  laborer,  r.  927  Broadway 
Lally  Bartholomew  C,  bookkeeper,  r.  415  Minna 
Lally  Dennis  F.,  butcher,  r.  123  Ninth 
:  Lally  Dennis  G.,  butcher,  r.  123  Ninth 
Lally  John,  fcoilermaker,  r.  54  First 
Lally  John,  cook,  r.  1513  Polk 
;  Lally  John,  varieties  and  groceries,  W  s  Mission    nr 
i         Randall 

I  Lally  Joseph,  shoemaker,  153  Eleventh,  r.  123  Ninth 
I  Lally  Maggie,  r.  1021  Twenty-first 
i  Lally  Martin,  laborer,  r.  1835  Mission 
;  Lally  Mary,  domestic  830  Eddy 

Lally  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  338  Shipley 
I  Lally  Winnie,  domestic  2510  Clay 
Laloli  David,    proprietor  Ticino    Hotel,   518  Pa 

cific 
Laloli  Giuseppe,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
;  Laloli  Luigi,  lauudrymau,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
I  LaLonde  Joseph  B.,  capitalist,  office   NE   cor  Mont- 
I  gomery  and  California,  r.  COS  Buchanan 

I  La  Malfa  J.  F.,  r.  1126  Market 
Lamar  Alexander,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Lamar  Basil,  teacher  languages,  r.  615  Post 
Lamar  Charles  W.,  liquor  saloon,  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av, 

bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Lamar  Joseph  B.,  attorney  at  law,  86  Montgomerv 

Block,  r.  411  Post 
Lamar  Walter  A.,  clerk,  r.  411  Post 
Lamar  William,  laborer,  r.  424  Tehama 
8^"  Lamar.     See  Lamer 
Lamare  Adolph  A.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  829 

Folsom 
Lamare   Emanuel   B.,   teacher  French,  First  School 

of  the  German  School  Union,  r.  615  Post 
Lamb  Archie  T.,  messenger  Presidio  Reservation 
Lamb  Charles,  fish  dealer,  r.  222  Broadway 
Lamb  Charles,  painter,  r.  Lick  House 
Lamb  Charles,  salesman  James  Lamb,  r.  East  Oak- 
land 
Lamb  Charles  Y.,  photographer  Jones,  Robinson  & 

Co.,  r.  1252  Market 
Lamb  Clarence  H.,  student,  r.  8  Second  Av 
Lamb  Dana  T.,  carpenter,  r.  2212  Ji  Fillmore 
Lamb  Edward,  fishdealer,  r.  222  Broadway 
Lamb  Elbridge  G.,  salesman  Hulme  &  Hart,  r.  Russ 

House 
Lamb  I.  Mrs.,  artist,  r.  2  Eighth 
Lamb    Irene    Miss,    assistant    Broadway    Grammar 

School,  r.  510  Powell 
Lamb  Isaac,  salesman,  r.  2  Eighth 
Lamb  James  E.,  fish  dealer,   stall  8  Bay  City  Market 

r.  East  Oakland 
Lamb  John,  laborer,  r.  247  Clementiua 
Lamb  John,  saloon,  150  Steuart,  r.  159  Steuart 
Lamb  John  E.,  salesman  James  Lamb,  r.  East  Oak- 
land 
Lamb  Julia,  domestic  813  Jackson 
Lamb  Louis  M.,  bartender  Herman  Otersen,  33  Post 
r.  2113^  Geary,  rear  ' 

Lamb  Margaret,    widow,  r.  Tomasa,    bet    Wolf  and 

Isabel,  B.  H. 
Lamb  Martin  W.,  capitalist,  r.  8  Second  Av 
Lamb  Mary,  widow,  r.  23  Hunt 
Lamb  Mary,  domestic  13  Guy  PI 
Lamb  Peter,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Lamb  Philip,  dyer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Lamb  Thomas  J.,  bookkeeper  Wilmerding  &  Co    r 

118  Dnpout  ' 

Lamb  William,  fish  dealer,  r.  222  Broadway 
Lamb  William  E..  clerk  Justices'  Courts,  office 
SEcorKearny  and  Washington, r.  2212}^  Fillmore 
Lamb  William  H.  (J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Lamb  William   H.,    salesman    James    Lamb,   r    East 

Oakland 
Lamb  William  H.,  watchmaker,  r.  1252  Market 
Lamber;,'  George  A.,  blacksmith,  r.  325  Francisco 
Lambert  A.  J.,  r.  946  Howard 
Lambert  Albert,  cook,  614  Post 
Lambert  Annie,  widow,  r.  109  Fifth 
Lambert  Charles,  deckhand   State  Dredcer  No    1    r 
112  Pacific  b  .     ,  r. 

Lambert  Daniel,     as.sistant     Washington    Grammar 
School,  r.  311  Fremont 


D.,  driver  N.   B.  and   M.  RR.,  r.  Lindell 


Lambert  E 
House 
Lambert  Elisha,  r.  547  Folsom 
Lambert  Eliza,  r.  547  Folsom 
Lambert  Ernest,  car  driver,  r.  761  Folsom 
Lambert  Frank,  barber,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Lambert  George,  barber,  r.  540  Market 
Lambert  George,  horse  clipper,  r.  101  Jessie 
Lambert  Oilman,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Eiprese, 

r.  16  De  Boom 
Lambert  Jacob,  longshoreman,  r.  13  Ritch 
Lambert  Jajiies,  laborer,  r.  118  M  Washington 
Lambert  James,  wellborer,  r.  439  Clementina 
Lambert  James  H.,  bookkeeper  J.  M.  Moran  &  Co.,  r. 

11  Harrison  Av 
Lamb.ert  James  P.,   longshoreman,  r.  118J^  Washing- 
ton 
Lambert  John,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Lambert  John  S.,  bookkeeper  Williams   &   Bixler,  r. 

16  De  Boom 
Lambert  John  S.,  engineer,  r.  146  Natoma 
Lambert  J.  W.  P.,r.  946  Howard 
Lambert  Margaret,  widow,  r.  11  Harrison  Av 
Lambert  Paul,  laborer,  r.  229  First 
Lambert  Pierre,  engineer.  Lick  House 
Lambert  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  323  First 
Lambert  Richard, bartender,  r.  255  Minna 
Lambert  Vasquez,  vaquero,   r.   P,   bet  Twelfth   and 

Thirteenth  Ave,  South  S.  F. 
Lambert  William  (Lambert  &  Greene)  r.  Cloverdale 
Lambert  William,  painter,  r.  521  Lombard 
Lambert  William  F.,  laborer,  r.  537  Third 
Lambert  William  L.,  clerk  Lambert  &  Greene,  r.  510 

Oak 
Lambert  William  P.,  livery  and  sale  stable,  875  Fol- 
som, r.  117  Stockton 
Lambert  William  R..  axle  grease  mnfr,  r.  510  Oak 
Lambert  &  Greene  (William  Lambert  and  Charles 
Greene)    manufacturers  H.  &  L.  axle  grease,  144- 
148  Natoma 
8^"Lambert.     See  Lampert 
Lambertenglii  Francesco,  consul  Italy,  office 

508  Montgomery,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Lamberti  Pasquale,  Garibaldi  Guard,  4'23  Broadway 
Lamberton  C.  H..  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
Lamberton  Lewis,  land  agent,  16  Montgomery  Av,  r. 

1527  Washington 
Lamberts  Robert,  with  I.  Gutte.  r.  611  Taylor 
Lambla  Jules,  tailor,  r.  505  Sutter 
Lambley  George  J.,  salesman  Murphy  Grant  &  Co..  r. 

611  Pine 
Lamblot  Gustave  J.,  porter  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  1003 

Mason 
Lamborn  L.  Harvey,  printer,  r.  15  First  Av 
Lamborn  Stepneu  M.,  carpenter,  r.  15  First  Av 
Lamburth  Archibald,  carpenter, r.  E  s  Potrero  Av,bet 

Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 
Lamburth  Cassius   E.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  £  8  Potrero  Av,  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 
Lamburth   Walter  W.,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  E  s  Potrero  Av,  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 
Lamcke  George,  porter  Pestner  &  Hildebrandt,  r.  4<>4 

Tehama 
Lamee  John,  butcher,  r.  Railroad  Av,  bet  Eighth  and 

Ninth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Lamer  Anavel,. blacksmith,  r.  3741  Twentieth 
Lamer  T.  D.  S.,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker,  540  Va- 
lencia, r.  711  Twenty-third 
fff"  Lamer.    See  Lamar 
Lametyer  Hippolyte,   tinsmith,  r.  S  s  Lombard,   bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Lamey  James,  laborer,  r.  514  Brannan 
Lamkin  Edwin  A.,  compositor,  r.  608  Stevenson 
Lammers  Dora,  domestic  19  Adelaide  PI 
Lammers  Henry  J.,  drayman  Richards  &  Harrison,  r. 

1715  Slitter,  rear 
Lammers  John,  clerk  G.  G.  Burnett,  r.  19  Adelaide  PI 
Lammers  Joseph,  carpenter,  r.  19  Adelaide  PI 
Lammers  Sophia,  domestic  19  Adelaide  PI 
Lammers  Theodore  H.  A.,  porter  O.  R.  and  N.  Co.,  r. 

906  Treat  Av 
Lammon  Alexander,  laborer,  r.  44  Ritch 
Lammon  David,  expressman,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Har- 
rison, r.  Elizabeth,  bet  Sanchez  andNoe 
Lammon  Richard  Jr.,  clerk   Newman  &  Etinge,  r.  SW 

cor  Lyon  and  Clay 
Lammy  J.  B.,  r.  725  Pine 
Lamois  Adonis,  baker,  r.  815  Pacific 
La  Mont  Charles  J.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 
790  Folsom 


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La  Mont  George,  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  41  Pacific 
Lamont  Hugh  H.,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  "Works,  r.  S. 

E  cor  California  and  Esmeralda  Avs,  B.  H. 
Lamont  James,  ship  carpenter,  r.  512  Twenty-third 
La  Monte  John  D.,  mining,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Lamoree  Jef .,  clerk  Julius  Dreyfuss,  r.  14  Dupont 
Lamotte  Charles,  laborer,  r.  15  Bluxome 
LaMotte  Harry  D.,  right   of  way  agent  S.  P.  RK.,  NE 

cor  Foiurth  and  Townseiul,  room  40,  r.  246  Oak 
Lamotte  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  15  Bluiome 
Lamoureaux  Eugene,  sailmaker,  r.  2  McCormick  PI 
Lamoureaux  Samuel,  painter,  r.  2  McCormick  PI 
L'Amoureaux  Theodore     J.,    grocer,    r.    Abbotsford 

House 
i^"Lamoureaux.     See  Amlraux 
Lampe  Brothers  (Theodore  C.and  William  A.)  barbers 

and  baths.  The  Baldwin 
Lampe  Charles,  clerk  Esberg,   Bachman  &   Co.,  r.  19 

Thirteenth 
Lampe  Charles  E.,   salesman   Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  737 

Howard 
Lampe  Henry,    woodturner,    r.    W     s    Dolores,   bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Lampe  Peter  N.  E.,  master  mariner,  r.  1517  Dupont 
Lampe  Theodore,  piano  tiuisher,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Lampe  Theodore  C.  (Lampe  Brothers)  r.  2134  Mission 
Lampe  WiUlam-A.  (Lampe  Brothers)  r.  Ill  Ridley 
Lampert  Annie  E.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  743  Folsom 
Lampert  Barbara  Mrs.,  r.  743  Folsom 
Lampher  Walter  A.,    superintendent    Lobos    Square 

Packing  House 
Lampke  Heury,  driver    South  S.  F.   Brewery,  r.    3 

Thirteenth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
LampkiuB.,  laborer,  r.  1321)^  Jackson,  rear 
Lampkin  John  T.,  policeman,  r.  1030  Guerrero 
Lampman  Henry,  chief  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba,  r. 

907  Union 
Lamport  Thomas,  conductor  Geary  St.  RR.,  r.  1438 

Ellis 
Lampricht  M.  E.  Mrs.,  widow,  hair  store,  422  Hayes 
Lampton  Agnes,  widow,  cloakmaker,  r.  133  Clara,  rear 
Lamson  George  F. ,   auctioneer  and   commission 

merchant,  425  Kearny,  r.  Oakland 
Lanaghan  Michael,  teamster  City  RR.,  r.  15  Ridley 
Lanaban  Cornelius,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  First, 

r.  33  Fifth  Av 
Lanahan  Dennis,  blacksmith,  r.  126  Fourth 
Lanahan  Patrick,  tanner,  r.  2761  Mission 
tff"    Lanahan.     See  Lenahau  and  Linehan 
Lanary  Thomas,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oakland,  r. 

N  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
liiincasliire  Insurance  Co.   (fire  of  Manchester, 

England) Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.  agents,  430  California 
Lancaster  David  A.,  helper  melter  and  refiner's    dept 

U.  8.  Mint,  r.  1206  Market 
Lancaster  J.  Si  Co.  (Joseph  and  Thomas  Lancas- 
ter) merchant  tailors,  531  California 
Lancaster  Joseph  (J.  Lancaster  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Lancaster  Thomas  (J.  Lancaster  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Lancel  H.,  salesman, r.  1530  Bush 

Lancel  Leon  A.,  with  Jacob  Strahle&Co.,  r.  1530  Bush 
Lancey  T.  C,  house  and  sign  painter,  432  Montgom- 
ery, room  19 
Lancioni  Gabriole,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Lanckmau  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  236  Jessie 
Land  Charles,  capitalist,  20   Stevenson   Bldg,  r.   722 

Sutter 
Land  Frank,  r.  722  Sutter 
Land  Gertrude  E.,  widow,  r.  24  JohnsonAv 
Land  Henry,  clerk,  r.  607  Eddy 
Land  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Land  Investment  Co.,  R.  Wegener  secretary,  414  Cali- 
fornia 
Land  Mortgage  Union  of  California    (in   liquidation) 

James  H.   Fish  president,   office   624  Sacramento 
J[<and  Office  Central  Pacific  Railroad  Co., 

^fE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  66 
Land  Office  Southern  Pacific  Railroad  Co., 

NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  78 
Land  Office  United  States,  GIO  Commercial 
Land  Patrick,  asphaltum  roofer,  r.  420  Clementina 
Land  Victor,  fireman  American  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  908 

Pacific 
B^"     Land.     See  Lande 
Landa  Morris,  tailor,  r.  140  Minna 
Lande  Aaron,  peddler,  r.  359  Tehama 
Lande  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  13  Nevada  Block,  r. 

228  McAllister 
Lande  I.,  r.  203  Clara 
Lande  Raphael,  r.  228  McAllister 


i^    Lande.    See  Land 

Landegreen  Elma  Miss,  seamstress  Ladles  Pro.  and 

Relief  Soc,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 
Landeker  Alice,  widow,  r.  1.524  Bush 
Landeker  Sarah,  widow,  r.  841  Geary 
Landeker  William  B.,  bookkeeper  Blochman  ji  Cerf, 

r.  841  Geary 
Landels  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  510  Powell 
Lander  Alexander,  steward  schr  Aurora,  r.  North   Pa- 
cific Hotel 
Lauder  G.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  6  Lick 
Landers  David,  salesman  Verdier,  Moreau   &   Co.,  r. 

534  Bush 
Landers  David  W.,  clerk  Patrick  Landers,  r.  2409  Bu- 
chanan 
Landers  Eva  Miss,  laundry  clerk  Palace  Hotel 
Landers  J.   H.,   housepaiuter,   r.   204  Sixteenth,  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Landers  John,  agent  Manhattan  Life  Insurance  Co.  of 

New  York,  410  California,  r.  1121  Bush 
Landers  John,  hardware,  r.  1122  3^  L^rkin 
Landers  John,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Brewster,  bet  Faith  and 

Hope,  B.  H. 
Landers  John,  seaman  brig  Hidalgo 
Landers  John  D.,  seaman,  r.  510  Davis 
Landers  John  P.,  clerk  Patrick  Landers,  r.  1122)4  Lar- 

kin_ 
Landers  Michael,  mining,  2-3  Nevada  Block,  r. 

2615  Howard 
Landers  Milton  H.,  painter,  r.  1407  Scott 
Landers  Patrick,  importer  and  wholesale  hardware, 

324  Battery,  r.  2409  Buchanan 
Landers  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  47  Clementina 
Landers  Richard,  policeman,  r.  745  Folsom 
Landers  William,  laborer,  r.  43  Clementina 
Landers    William  J.,    general   agent   Guardian 
Assurance  Co.,  406  California,  r.  1169  West,  Oak- 
land 
Landerstedt  P.  E..  engineer  S.   F.   and  Pac.    Glass 

Works,  r.  125)4  Welsh 
Landes  Henry  M. ,  machinist,  r.  944  Howard 
Landes  Z.   T.    (Davis,  Landes  &  Wide)  r.  627  Sacra- 

men  to 
Landesman  Jennie  Miss,  r.  332  Eddy 
Landesman  Mary  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  332  Eddy 
Landesse  Augustin,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R, 

South  S.  F. 
Landgraf  John  (Henn  &  Landgraf)  r.  25  RauBcb,  rear 
Landgraf  Joseph,  r.  1003  Mission 
Landgrane  Frank   O.,    carbuilder   City   RR.,r.  177)4 

Stevenson,  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Landgrebe  Adolph  W.,  barber,  r.  633  Natoma 
Landgrebe  Robert,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r. 

1223  Folsom 
Landgrebe  Richard,  barber,  r.  272  Jessie 
Landgrebe  William,  barber,  102  Seventh,  r.  1223  Fol- 

Bom 
Landgrebe  William  E.,  barber,  r.  1614  Bush 
Landigan  Michael  W.,  teamster    John  Howes,  r.  52 

Quiun 
Landigan  Patrick  J.,  laborer,  r.  52  Quinn 
Landini  James,  clerk  James  Negrlni,  r.  1916  Union 
Landini  James  G.  (Landini   &  Tocchlni)  r.  1320  Polk 
Landini  &  Tocchini    (James  G.  Landini   and  Victor 
Tocchini)proptrs  Magnolia  Market,  1320-1322  Polk 
Landis  Caspar,  tan  baths,  53  Minna 
Landis  Gustave  C.  (Landis  &  Jacoby)   r.  716  Leaven- 
worth 
Landis  &  J^acoby  (Gustave  C.  Landis  and  Isaac 
N.  Jacoby)  importers  French  calfskins  and  whole- 
sale dealers  leather  and  findings,  543  Market 
Landlords'    and    Tenants'   Protective    Re- 
cord  (monthly)    William    Nicol    publisher  and 
proprietor,  605  Sacramento 
Lando  Harris,  clothing,  317  Kearny,  r.  933  Post 
Lando  Joseph,  merchant,  r.  34  Eleventh 
Landon  Gardner  Jr.,   manager  S.   F.  Branch  Produc- 
ers Marble-Co.,  512  Jacl<8on,  r.  1516  Clay 
Landon  Horace  S.,  clerk  Tom  C.  Grant,  r.  1516  Clay 
Landon  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  710  Folsom 
Landon  Walter  E.,  bookbinder,  r.  710  Folsom 
Landre  Henry  D.,  bartender,  r.  606  Minna 
Landreau  Charles  Aly,  porter,  r.  308  Sutter 
Landres  Simon,  bootblack,  r.  8  Card  Alley 
Landresse  Cesar,  carpenter,  r.  10  Jansen 
Landresse  Henry,  collector,  r.  10  Jansen 
Landresse  Henry  Jr.,  compositor,  r.  10  Jansen 
Landrigan  Edward,  bootmaker,  r.  116  Lily  Av 
Landrigan  Thomas,  driver,  r.  953  Bryant 
Landry  Mrs.,  varieties,  114  Hayes 


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Landry  EUe,  collector  Landry  C.  Babin,  r.  316  Oolden 
Gate  Av 

Landry  Etienne,  r.  114  Hayes 

Landry  Therence,  collector  Landry  C.  Babin,  r.  316 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Landry  Vincennes,  ice  cream  maker,  r.  117  Virginia 

Landsberg  Albert  (Landaberg  &  Weinbolz)  r.  420  Na- 
toma 

Landsberg  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  103  Sansome.r. 
109  Dupont 

Liandsbfrg  &  Weinholx  (Albert  Landsberg  and 
Nicholas  Weinholz)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Mission  and  Fourth 

Landsberger  Henry  M.,  clerk  German  Savings  and 
Loan  Soc,  r.  519  McAllister 

Landsberger  Herman,  boots  and  shoes,  34  Sixth 

Landsberger  Isidor  (Landsberger  &  Curtis)  r.  519  Mc- 
Allister 

Landsberger  Joseph,  warehouse  clerk  Ackerman  Bros. , 
r.  14  Antoulo 

Landsberger  &  Curtis  (Isidor  Landsberger  and  James 
M.  Curtis)  commission  merchants,  123  California 

Landsburg  George,  seaman,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Landsburg  R.  Mrs.,  r.  41H  Sutter 

Laudsittel  Louis  J.,  pressman,  r.  316  Fourth 

Landt  Paul  (Hinz  &  Landt)  r.  620  Sutter 

Lauducci  Auselmo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Landuccl  Casimiro,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Landucci  Cesaro,  fish  peddler,  r.  131  Pacific 

Landucci  Francesco,  bootmaker,  224  Broadway 

Landucci  Martin  (Barsolio  &  Landucci)  r.  718  Green- 
wich, rear 

Landucci  Mateo,  baker,  r.  511  Greenwich 

Lane  Andrew,  assayer,  r.  9  Little  Webster 

Lane  Bridget,  cook  1225  Geary 

Lane  O.  C,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 

Lane  Charles  0.,  apprentice  William  E.  Lane,  r.  509 
Kearny 

Lane  Charles  C,  mining,  r.  1701  Gough 

Lane  Charles  H.,  laborer,  r.  1030  Alabama 

Lane  Cornelius,  housepaintcr,  r.  2  Hinckley 

Lane  Daniel,  blacksmith,  r.  2  Hinckley 

Lane  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  20M  Minna 

Lane  Daniel  W.,  r.  625  Third 

Lane  Delia  Mrs.,  nurse  Mount  St.  Joseph's  Infant 
Asylum,  South  S.  F. 

Lane  Edward  B.,  waiter,  r.  267  Minna 

Lane  Emien  T.  Mrs.,  barber,  516  Bush 

Lane  F.  A.  Mrs.,  copyist,  r.  1024  Powell 

Lane  Frederick,  r.  214  Minna 

Lane  Frederick,  stevedore,  r.  127  Jackson 

Lane  George,  third  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 

Lane  George  A.  P.,  salesman  George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r. 
505  Kearny 

Lane  Harry,  laborer,  r.  81  Natoma 

Lane  H.  D.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  312  Mason 

Lane  Homer,  hostler,  r.  220  Perry 

Lane  Jacob  C,  policeman,  r.  404  Capp 

Lane  James,  clerk,  r.  1209  Powell 

Lane  James,  clerk  Michael  Lynch,  r.   1103   Stevenson 

Lane  James  A.,  jjoliceman,  r.  1612  Turk 

Lane  James  B.,  with  P.  H.  Jackson,  r.  511  Franklin 

Lane  James  J. ,  real  estate  aud  business  agent, 
238  Kearny,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 

Lane  J.  Edward,  cabinetmaker,  r.  511  Franklin 

Lane  John,  blacksmith,  r.  229  Perry,  rear 

Lane  John  H.,  plumber  William  E.  Lane,  r.  509  Kear- 
ny 

Lane  John  J., liquor  saloon,  118  Fourth,  r.  422  Tehama 

Laue  John  M.,  salesman,  r.  2726  Mission 

Lane  Kate,  domestic  1306  Post 

Lane  Lawrence,  expressman,  521  Front,  r.  1324  O'Far- 
rell 

Lane  Leland,  steward  schr  Ellen  Adelia,  r.  11  Third 

Lane  Levi  C,  physician  aud  professor  surgery 
and  surgical  anatomy  Medical  College  of  the  Pa- 
cific, otfice  652  Mission,  r.  2302  Clay 

Lane  Mary  Miss,  r.  525  Post 

Lane  Mary,  domestic  119  Liberty 

Lane  M.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2529 3<i  Mission 

Lane  M.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  142  Seventh 

Lane  Michael,  cook  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia,  r.  2 
Hinckley 

Lane  Michael,  stonecutter,  r.  511  Franklin 

Lane  Michael,  wines  aud  liquors,  SE  cor  Davis 
and  Washingtou,  r.  114  Mason 

Lane  Neil,  signpainter,  r.  SE  cor  Vallejo  and   Kearny 

Lane  Peter  F..  lumber  commission  merchant, 18  Clay, 
r.  8E  cor  Chestnut  and  Dupont 


Lane  Robert,  calker,  r.  1010  Alabama 

Lane  Roscoe  E.,  shoefitter,  r.  2529  J^  Mission 

Lane  Sullivan,  teamster,  r.  1325  Eddy 

Lane  Thomas,  cook  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder,  r.   680 

Harrison 
Lane  Thomas   A.,   salesman    Anton  Koenlg,   r.   2105 

Jones 
Lane    Walter  W.,    proprietor  Mariners'  Home, 

.504  Davis 
Lane  William,  peddler,  r.  W  s  Sanchez,   bet   Twenty- 
fourth  and  Jersey 
Lane    William    E.,    plumber  and  gasfitter,   505 

Kearnj',  r.  .509  Kearny 
Lane  William  F.  (Donovan  &   Lane)    and   carpenter, 

NW  cor  Commercial  and  East,  r.  537  Third 
Lane  William  F.,  engineer,  r.  24  Scott  PI 
lii?~Laue.     See  Laine  and  Lehn 
Laney  Annie,  widow,  r.  235  Main 
Laney  Nellie  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  235  Main 
Laney  Thomas,   messenger  American    District    Tel. 

Co.,  r.  235  Main 
Lanfar  Benjamin  F.,   driver  Hose  No.  4,  8.  F.  F.  D., 

1802  Stockton 
Lanfranchi  Benvenuto,  r.  12  HoUis 
Lang  Adolf  (Lang  Brothers)  r.  1406  Polk 
Lang  Annie,  domestic  1204  Sutter 
Lang  Arthur,  carpenter,  r.  43  Borland 
Lang  Bennett,  hackman,  r.  1138  Howard 
Lang  Brothers  (Otto  and  Adolf)  bottlers  Philadelphia 

Beer,  1406  Polk 
Lang  Carrie  E.  Miss,  milliner,  r.  W  8  Prospect  Av,  nr 

Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Lang  Catherine,  widow,  r.  2022  Ellis 
Lang  C.  C,  quartermaster  O.  aud  O.  SS.  Belgio 
Lang  Charles,  hostler,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Bead,  opp 

Fifteenth  Av 
Lang  Charles  E.  (Lang  &  Griffith)  r.  1714  Mason 
Lang  Charles  E., bookkeeper  M.  Wertheimer  &  Bro., 

r.  1611  Jones 
Lang  Charles  E.  Jr.,  painter,  r.  1714  Mason 
Lang  Charles  F.,  engineer,  r.  W  s  Prospect,  nr  Coso 

Av,  B.  H. 
Lang  Christian,  barber,  r.  645  Broadway 
Lang  Dominick,  laborer,  r.  11  Freelon,  rear 
Lang  Edward,  carpenter,  r.  735  Clementina 
Lang  Edwin,  clerk,  r.  607  Eddy 
Lang  Ernest,  watchmaker,  r.  819  Jackson 
Lang  Fritz,  waiter,  r.  524  Pine 
Lang  George    (Lang  &   Co.)    and  liquor   saloon,   941 

Market,  r.  1633  Post 
Lang  George,  lumberman,  r.  S  s  Berry,  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Lang  George  F.,  teamster,  r.  242  Fremont 
Lang  Henry,  cooperage,  112-114  Jackson,  r.  Alameda 
Lan<;  Isaac  L. ,  deputv  Grand  Secretary  I.  0.  C.  F., 

oflice  204  Sutter,  r.  636  Fulton 
Lang  Isadore,  merchant,  r.  607  Eddy 
Lang  Jacob,  barber,  r.  514  Greenwich 
Lang  Jacob  L.,  day  inspector  Custom  House,  r.  1305 

Larkin 
Lang  James,  r.  247  Tehama 
Lang  James  H.,  r.  1307  Stockton 
Lang  Jesse,  clerk  Edwin  J.  Eraser,  r.  1305  Larkin 
Lang  John,  r.  7273^  McAllister 

Lang  John,  butcher,  r.  Tenth,  bet  LandM,  South  S.F. 
Lau!,'  John,  drayman,  r.  15  J^  Tehama 
Lang  John,  laborer,  r.  525  Natoma 
Lang  John,  machinist,  r.  573  Howard 
Laug  John   F.,  locksmith,   hardware    and  crockery, 

ViUM  Polk 
Laug  Joseph,  waiter  26  Turk 
Lang    Joseph,   watchmaker    Wolff   &    Kelley,  r.  819 

Jackson 
Lang  Louis,  proptr  Green  Tree  House,  20  Page 
Lang  Max,  merchant,  r.  607  Eddy 
Lang  Nicholas  H.,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &   Co.,  r.  733 

Clementina 
Lang  Otto  (Lang  Brothers)  r.  1406  Polk 
Lang  Patrick,  r.  636  Commercial 
Lang  Peter,  butcher,  r.  1316  Broadway 
Lang  Thomas,  laborer,  r.   SW  cor  Devlsadero  and 

Jackson 
Lang  Victor,  watchmaker,  r.  31  Rondell  PI 
Lang  Si  Co.   (George   Lang)  importers  and  whole- 
sale dealers  wines  and  liquors,  and  winegrowers, 

210-212  Dupont 
Lang  k  Griffith  (Charles  E.  Lang  and  John  B.  Griffith) 

house  aud  sigupainters,  216  Washington 
8^  Lang.     See  Lange 
Langabeer  John  E.,  carpenter,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ^""^  ^r 


West  of  Fillmore  Street 

OFFICE,    33    OEAKY    ST. 


JMArnnMniinU    iaiporter  of  and  deajleir  rv  coal  and  pig  iron, 
.     mHl/UUnUUUn,  41  market  street,  corner  Sp 


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Langsn  Peter,  laborer,  r.  6  Eushton  PI  I 

LaDgan  T.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Langan  Tbomas,   special   policeman,   and   extraman 

Engine  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  815  Pacific 
Langan  Walter,  teamster,  r.  54  First 
Langbein  Herman  (Lehritter   &  Langbein)  r.  SW  cor 

Montgomery  Av  and  Kearny 
Langdale  Alfred,  crockery  and  glassware,  1207  Stock- 
ton, r.  700  Broadway 
Lange  Albert,  seaman,  r.  5  Washington 
Lange  Andrew  W.,  engineer,  r.  77  Clementina 
Lange  Annie,  domestic  1512  Taylor 
Lange  Charles  H.,  liquor  saloon,  59.3  Sixth 
Lange  Edward,  clgarmaker,  r.  275  Stevenson 
Lange  Edward  A.,  laborer,  r.  2542  Folsom 
Lange  Emil,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lange  Frederick,  tinsmith,  r.  43  Natoma 
Lange  Gustav,  machinist,  r.  cor  Minna  and  First 
Lange  Hans  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Dolores 
Lange  Herman,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lange  John,  clerk  John  Ludeman.r.  242  Fourth 
Lauge  John,  stevedore,  r.  911  Treat  Av 
Lange  John  C.  R.,  willow  ware,  12  Montgomery  Av,  r. 

1112  Kearny 
Lange  L.  A.  Miss,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  2542  Folsom 
Lange  Leopold,  baker,  r.  1205  Polk 

LANGE      OSCAR      V.       lanaseape 
photojrraplier,     studio    and      r.     10/23^ 

Lange  Paul  J.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  1298  Van 

Ness  Av 
Ijange  Peter  N. ,  wines  and  liquors,  246  Townsend 
Lange   William,   dairy,   NW   cor   Cole   and   Carl,   nr 

Golden  Gate  Park 
Lange  William,  foreman  Golden  City  Brewery,  r.  1431 

Pacific 
Lange  William  A.  C,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1135  Clay 
l^"Lange.     See  Lang 
Langenderfer  Joseph  C,  clerk  The  A.S.  Spence  Co.,  r. 

114  Turk 
Langenderfer  Josie  Miss,  milliner,  r.  114  Turk 
Langenderfer  May  Miss,  corsetmaker,  r.  114  Turk 
Langeneckert  Joseph  F.,  woodcarver,  r.  759  Howard 
Laneenkamp   Francis   M.  (F.  M.  Langenkamp  &  Bro- 
ther) r.  lOtil  Howard 
Langenkamp  F.  M.  &  Brother  (Francis  M.  and  George 

W.)  groceries  and  liquors,  1061  Howard 
Langenkamp   George   W.  (F,  M.  Langenkamp  &  Bro- 
ther) r.  1061  Howard 
Langer  Frank,  porter  Payot,  Upham  &  Co.,  r.  2507  Mis- 
sion 
Langer  John,  musician  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  29  Langton 
Langer  Robert,  machinist,  r.  29  Clinton  Park 
Langerman  Walter,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Langermann  August,  carriagesmith,  r.  6  Dale  PI 
Langermann  C.  F.  A,,  blacksmith,  r.  Gh  Dale  PI 
Langermann  Hermann,  blacksmith,  r.W  s  Georgia,  bet 

Shasta  and  Sierra 
Langeron  Francois,  carriage  and  wagonmaker,  708  Bat- 
tery, r.  801  Vallejo 
Langford  George,  iroumolder,  r.  560  Natoma  h 

Langford  George  L.,  boilermaker,  r.  32  Perry  •" 

Langford  Thomas  R.,  sergeant  police,  r.  1118  Mont-< 
gomery  < 

Langford  Thomas  R.  Jr.,  machinist,  r.  1118  Montgom- 
ery 
Langham  Charles  E.,  salesman  Colman  Bros.,  r.  2225 

Jackson 
Langhorne  James  P.,  attorney  at  law,  421  Montgom- 
ery, r.  610  Sutter 
Langhorne  Marion  B.,  clerk  N.  Luning,  r.  2230  Jack- 
son 
Langkush  Theodore,  machinist,  r.  709  Mission 
Langland  Benjamin  F..  r.  1215  Mission 

LANGLAND  NELSON  P. 

stairbuilder,   407   J>Ii8Sion,  r.   1^15  mis- 
sion 

Langland  Robert  N.,  clerk,  r.  1215  Mission 
Langley  Charles,  stevedore,  r.  15  Bluxome 
Langley  Charles  F.,  traveler  Langley  &  Michaels,  r. 

Oakland 
Langley  Charles  L.,  insurance  agent,  r.  411  Dolores 
Langley  David,  general  dealer,  r.  12  Louisa 
Langley  Edward,  clerk,  r.  31  Eddy 
Langley  Edward,  fireman  C.  P.   RR.,  r.  1505  Leaven- 
worth 
Langley  Edward  D. ,  clerk,  r.  31  Eddy 


Langley  Frank  W. ,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Langley  George,  butcher,  r.  N  s  Sierra,  bet  Georgia 

and  Michigan 
Langley  George,  butcher,  r.  47  Jessie,  rear 
Liangley  Henry  G.,  publisher,  14  Montgomery  Av, 

r.  103  Montgomery 
Langley  James  M.  (Langley  &  Jones)  r.  337  Seven- 
teenth 
Langley  Kate,  stewardess  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de  Ja- 
neiro 
Langley  Loxiis,  tirunkmaker,  r.  12  Louisa 
Langley  M.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  The  Inglewood 
Langley  Melanie  Mrs.  (Langley  &   Michaels)  r.  Oak- 
laud 
Langley  Robert,  cook  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Langley  William  A.,  carriagesmith,  r.  .337  Seventeenth 
Langley   &   Joues  (James   M.  Langley   and  Peter  L. 
Jones)  carriage  factory,  27  Washington  and  222 
Drumm 
Langley  &  Micbaels  (Mrs.  Melanie  Langley  and 
Henry   Michaels)   importers  and  jobbers  drugs, 
chemicals,  druggists'  materials,  and  agents  quick- 
silver, NW  cor  Pine  and  Front 
Iianyley's  Directory  of  San  Francisco,  ofBce 

518  Clay 
Langlitz  Henry  J.,  r.  728  Broadway,  rear 
Langlitz  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  728  Broadway,  rear 
Langloi  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  r.  120  H  Hayes 
Langlois  Francis  B.,   clerk  Tatum   k  Bowen,   r.  356 

Brannan 
Langlotz  Huldrich,  musician,  r.  619  Geary,  rear 
Langmaak  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1213  Mission 
Langman  L.,  r.  36  Clay 
Langreder  Diedrich,  shoemaker,  r.  308  Fell 
Langreder  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  r.  210  Fell 
Langrehr  Diedrich,  porter  A.  Crawford  &  Co.,  r.  27 

Market 
Langrehr  Henry  C.  (Henry  C.  Langrehr  &  Co.)  r.  906 

Geary 
Langrehr  Henry  C.  &   Co.    (Henry   C.   Langrehr  and 
Theodore   Simon)    shiptinsmiths,   plumbers  and 
metallic  lifeboat  builders,  25  Market 
Langschur  Jacob,  cook,  r.  131  Turk 
Langshaw  Henry,  plasterer,  r.  17  Sherwood  PI 
Langstadter  Adeline,  saleslady,  r.  331  Turk 
Langstadter  Daniel,  clerk,  r.  331  Turk 
Langstadter  Isaiah  S.,  clerk  Koshland  Bros.,  r.  331 

Turk 
Langstadter  Pauline  Miss,  assistant  Starr  King  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  331  Turk 
Langsfcidter  Seligman,  cigars  and  tobacco,  321  San- 
some,  r.  331  Turk 
Langstatf  William,  carpenter,  r.  222  Leavenworth 
Langstafi' William  Jr.,  with  Thomson  &  Evans,  r.  222 

Leavenworth 
Langstrom   Victor,  clerk  Edward  J.  Schiiiir,  r.  819 

Filbert 
Langstroth  Helen,  widow,  teacher  music,  r.  531  Capp 
Laugstroth  John  A.,  accountant  S.  F.  Savings  Union, 

r.  2409  Webster 
Langton  Calvin  N.,  clerk  Eppinger  &  Co.,  r.  1420  Turk 
Langton  Henry  B.,  tinsmith,  r.  1420  Turk 
Langton  Julia  E.,  r.  1420  Turk 
Langton  Rebecca  E.  Mrs.,  r.  1250  California 
Langton  William  M.,  pressman  Bacon   &  Co.,  r.  1250 

California 
Langton  W.  W.,  conductor  Market  St.  RK. 
Langtry  James  H.,  waybill  clerk   Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 

Express,  r.  1320  Jones 
Lanigan  Edward,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office 
Lanlgau  James,  painter,  and  extraman  Engine  No.  1, 

S.  F.  F.  D. 
Lanigan  John  J.,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Lanigan  Kate,  groceries  and  liquors,  319  Vallejo 
Lanigan  Peter,  driver,  r.  1003^  Second 
Lanitjan  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  4  Vincent 
Lanigan  Thomas,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 
Lanigan  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  1004  Sausome,  rear 
Lanius  Philip,  teamster,  r.  SE  cor  Linden  Av  and  La- 

guna 
Lank   Samuel  J.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express, 

r.  2428  Sacramento 
Lankenau  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Railroad  and 
Fifteenth   Avs,  r.  SW  cor  Railroad  and  Eleventh 
Avs.  South  S.  F. 
Lankenau  Lina,  domestic  621  Leavenworth 
Lankershim  Isaac,  estate  of  (SchoUe  &  Lankershim) 

NW  cor  Union  and  Battery 
Lankin  Louisa  Mrs.,  cook,  r.  101  Jessie 


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G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER, 


826  MAitKET  MX., 

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Lanktree  Josei^h,  policeman,  r.  413;^  Second 

Lann  Charles,  tailor,  r.  1522  Market 

Lannan  James,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 

Lannau  Martin,  butcher,  SE  cor  Polk  and  California 

B^"  Lannan.     See  Lannou  and  Lennon 

Lannay  Auielia  Miss,  teacher  languages.r.  1232  Pacific 

Lannay  Victoria  E.,  widow,  r.  1232  Pacific 

Lanne  Flora,  widow,  r.  826  Broadway,  rear 

Lanno  Peter,   liquor    saloon,   1325    Stockton,   r.   638 

Vallejo 
Lannon  John,  laborer,  r.  1310  ;<i  Natoma 
Lannon  Patrick,   clerk  Dunn  &   Blucher,  r.  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Wetmore  PI 
Lannon  Patrick, conductor  Omnibus  KR.,  r.  841  Hayes 
Lannon  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  2235  Geary 
Lannon  PatriokW., salesman  KeaneBro8.,r.6MedanPl 
La  Notte  Louis,  r.  8  Polk  Lane 
Lanoue  Edward,  Barbers'  Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Lanouette  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  sicjtj  Third 
Lanouette  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  Mission,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fifth and  Twenty-sixth 
Lanouette  Frank  C,  foreman  Henry  Hanson,  r.  231 

Montgomery  Av 
Lanouette  T., -driver  Market  St.  RR. 
Lansing   Gerritt   L,  clerk  secretary's  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  Westminster  House 
Lansing  Henry  J.,melter  Thomas  Price.r.  123  Twenty- 
fourth 
Lansing  Jacob  L.,  letter  carrier  Post  Ofiice,  r.  616  Fil- 
bert 
Lansing  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  771  Mission 
Lansing  William  G.,  r.  515  Kearny 
Lansingh  Abram  A.,  salesman  Schafer  &Co.,r.806 

Shotwell 
Lanson  James,  longshoreman,  r.  154  Natoma 
Lanszweert  Louis,  druggist  and  chemist,  300  Fourth 
Lantheaume  Ferdinand,  waiter,  r.  1220  Powell 
Lantheaume  John  L.,  waffle  bakery,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Montgomery  A  V,  r.  1029  Pacific 
Lantheaume  John  P., nursery  and  florist,  2317  Mission 
Lanthier  Antone,  plasterer,  r.  135  Langton 
Lanthier  Evangelist,  shoemaker,  r.  137  Page 
Lanthier  Onazaim,  shoemaker,  r.  444  Linden 
Lantry  James,  laborer,  r.  24  Zoe,  rear 

Lantz ,  bartender,  r.  229  Sixteenth,   bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Lanzeudorf  Ernst,  dairy  produce,  1606  Polk 
Lanzet  Samuel,  furnishing  goods,  30  Steuart 
Lapacher  Charles,  salesman,  r.  421  Bush 
Iiapachet  Pierre,  bartender   Bella   Union  Theatre,  r. 

1518  Stockton 
Lapariat  Blaise,  bakery,  936  Howard 
Lapham   Edith  M.  Miss,  r.  5285^    Tehama,  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Lapham'  Foster,  salesman  Doane  &  Henshelwood,  r. 

Alameda 
Lapham  John,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Liapliam    Iiorenzo,     proprietor    Western    Straw 

Works,  1110-1112  Market,  r.  528  M  Tehama 
Lapham  William  W.,  capitalist,  r.  1322  California 
Lai)idge  William  F.,  master  mariner,  and  real  estate 
agent,  NW  cor  Seventeenth  and  Railroad   Avs, 
South  S.  F  ,  r.  742  Valencia 
Laplerre  John  M.,  clerk  freight  dept  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  518 

Brannan 
Laplerre  William,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Laplace  Jules  L.  (Laplace  &  Epting)  r.  213  Clara 
Laplace  &  Epting  (Jules  L.  Laplace  and  Henry  Ep- 
ting) lithographers,  535  Clay 
Lapoint  Louis,  carpenter,  r.  533  Sacramento 
Lapomardo  Francesco,  Italian  Bersaglieri  See,  625 

Broadway 
La  Porte  Mary,  widow,  r.  California  Av,  nr  Cortland 

Av,  B.  H. 
Lapoulide  J.  Adolph,  porter  Livingston  &  Co.,  r.  1116 

Pacific 
Lappin  Charles,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  919  Powell 
Lappin  Thomas,  oiler  O.  E.  and  N.  SS.  Co.,  r.  919  Pow- 
ell 
Lapping  Margaret,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  179  Minna 
Lax)8ley  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  3  Alemany  Av 
Lara  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  r.  915  Montgomery 
Larat  Arsene,  confectionery,  stationery,  etc.,  609  Mc- 
Allister 
Larbig  Nicholas,  first  officer  8.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Garden 

City 
Lardner  Franklin,  engineer,  r.  523  Kearny 
Lurdner  George,  clerk  M.  Walsh,  r.  1139  Mission 
Lardner  Henry  F.,  shorthand  reporter,  414  California, 
r.  733  Harrison 


Lardner  Patrick,  r.  15  Everett 

Lardner  Samuel  B.  (Lardner  &  Lee)  r.  The  Baldwin 

Lardner  &  Lee  (Samuel  B.  Lardner  and  Hiram  H.  Lee) 
dealers  in  wool,  440  Townsend 

Larens  G.,  clerk  A.  Young,  r.  114}^  Turk 

Larensetti  Massineo,  Italian  Ben.  See,  423  Washing- 
ton 

La  Repnblica,  (Spanish  weekly)  Alberto  G. 
Packard  proprietor  and  editor,  office  734  Mont- 
gomery 

Largeu  James,  assistant  foreman  John  H.  Fisher,  r. 
2218  Geary 

Largau  James,  tanner,  r.  Wolf,  bet  California  Av  and 
Montcalm,  B.  H. 

Largan  William,  painter,  r.  Wolf,  bet  California  Av 
and  Montcalm,  B.  H. 

Large  Henry,  packer  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  166  Tehama 

Large  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  41  Louisa 

Large  Peter,  gardener,  r.  166  Tehama 

Large  Thomas  W.,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  525  Du- 
pont, r.  166  Tehama 

Large  William,  car  driver,  r.  41  Louisa 

Large  William,  porter  Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co.,  r 
1604  Jones 

Large  William  J.,r.  610  Jackson 

Largente  Leon,  cook,  r.  249  Clementina 

Larigan  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  765  Howard 

Larimer  Anderson  W.,  foreman  Lambert  &  Greene,  r. 
22  M  Willows  Av 

Larimer  David,  gilder,  r.  946  Mission 

l^"Larimer.     See  Larrimore 

Larios  Garcia,  vaquero,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 
South  S.  F. 

Larinofi' Nellie,  domestic  2118  Pine 

Lariven  Felix,  laborer,  r.  319  J^  Union 

Lark  Cyrus  E.,  whitener  The  Baldwin,  r.  18  Lafay- 
ette 

Lark  David  B.,  clerk  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r.  18 
Lafayette 

Larke  George,  conductor  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  1319  Sac- 
ramento 

Larke  Thomas,  cook,  r.  411  Pacific 

Larkln  Ellen,  widow,  r.  183  Jessie 

Larkin  F.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  739  Folsom 

Larkln  George  B.  (Larkin  &  Ficken)  r.  1124  Howard 

Larkin  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  Hampshire,  bet  Sixteenth 
and  El  Dorado 

Larkin  James,  r.  610  Pine 

Larkin  James,  packer  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  27  Anthony 

Larkin  James,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 

Larkin  John,  hostler  City  Cab  and  Carriage  Co.,  r.  27 
Anthony 

Larkin  John  Jr.,  hackman,  SW  cor  Post  and  Kearny, 
r.  27  Anthony 

Larkin  Katie,  widow,  r.  1510  Octavia 

Larkin  Lawrence,  hostler,  r.  2323  Pine 

Larkin  Matthew,  hostler  Omnibus  RR. 

Larkin  Mary  E.  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  r.  610  Pine 

Larkin  Michael,  r.  554  Mission 

Larkin  Michael,  bakery,  314 M  Fifth 

Larkin  Michael,  canvasser  P.  F.  Collier,  r.  317  Fifth 

Larkin  Michael,  teamster,  r.  26  Turk 

Larkin  Patrick,  bricklayer,  r.  108  Fifth 

Larkin  Peter  J.,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR. 

Larkin  Richard,  capitalist,  r.  533  Sacramento 

Larkin  Sarah  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  610  Pine 

Larkin  St.  Presbyterian  Church,  T.  Beaizley  pastor, 
W  s  Larkin,  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 

Larkin  Thomas  (Larkin  &  Flaherty)  r.  341  McAllister 

Larkin  Thomas,  drayman,  cor  First  and  Market,  r.  34 
Rltch 

Larkin  Thomas  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Patrick's 
Church,  r.  744  Mission 

Larkin  Thomas  F.,  foreman  Pacific  Carriage  Co.,  r.  20 
Anna 

Larkin  Thomas  C,  real  estate,  r.  SE  cor  Stockton  and 
Pacific 

Larkin  Timothy,  seaman,  r.  11  Pacific 

Larkin  William,  packer  Cal,  Cracker  Co.,  r.  27  An- 
thony 

Larkin  William,  speculator,  r.  517  Ellis 

Larkin  &  Ficken  (George  B.  Larkin  and  Lewis  Fick- 
en) draymen,  junction  Bush  and  Market 

Larkin  &  Flaherty  (Thomas  Larkin  and  Richard 
Flaherty)  asphaltum  roofers,  35  Post 

LarVins  Francis  P.,  second  engineer  P.  M.  8S.  South 
Carolina 

Larkins  William  (Larkins  &  Co.)  r.  27  Dorlaud 

Larklns  &  Co.  (William  Larkins  and  George  McLeod) 
mnfrs  carriages,  631-633  Howard 


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LarkiDHen  John,  seaman  bktu  Ella,  r.  140  Foleom 

Larkspur  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  52  Minna 

Larnett  Joseph,  r.  309  Minna 

Larney  Albert,  clerk  Mark  Strouse  &  Co.,  r.  25  Dow- 
ney 

Larney  Nicholas  S.,  laborer,  r.  H'25  Langton 

Larney  Nicholas  F.,  r.  25  Downey 

Laroche  A.  G.,  city  agent  Firemans  Fund  Insurance 
Co.,  401  Calilornia,  r.  41G  Post 

Laroche  Marie,  widow,  r.  41G  Post 

Laroche  P.,  teacher  languages,  r.  308  Tehama 

8^  Laroche.     See  Lariocbe 

LaroBO  George  B.,  sausagemaker,  r.  10!<S  Stevenson 

Larra  Joseph,  carpetlayer,  r.  2  Salmon 

Larrabee  John  F.,  receiver  Clay  St.  EK.,  r.  1524  Sac- 
ramento 

Larrabee  John  J.,  clerk,  r.  995  Market 

Larrabee-Smith  Rhoda  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  995 
Market 

Larrabee  William  J.,  r.  995  Market 

Larrecq  Frank,  butcher,  r.  147  Dore 

Larrecq  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Fifth  Av  and  M,  South 
S.  F. 

Larrigan  George,  coalpaeser  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla 
Walla 

Larrimore  Richard,  carpenter,  616  Green,  r.  529  Mont- 
gomery Av 

Larrimore  Richard  Jr.,  salesman  William  A.  Etting, 
r.  529  Montgomery  Av 

B^Larrimore.    See  Larimer 

Larrioule  L.,  waiter  310  Montgomery  Av 

Larroche  Francois ,  tripe,  21  S.  F.  Market,  and  Fifth 
Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F.,  and  liquor  saloon, 
cor  Fifth  Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. ,  r.  NE  cor  Sixth 
Av  and  M,  South  S.  F. 

Larroche  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth  Av  and  M, 
South  S.  F. 

B^'Larroche.     See  Laroche 

Larrondo  Ramona  Mrs.,  r.  265  Clementina 

Larrue  Jean,  waiter,  r.  535  Vallejo 

Lars  Frank  I.,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Larsen  Aaron  M..  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Lareen  Andrew,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 

Larsen  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Larsen  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Larsen  Anton,  liquor  saloon,  909  Kearny,  r.  310  Mont- 
gomery Av 

Larsen  Anton,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Larsen  Arno,  r.  13  Fifth  Av 

Larsen  August,  r.  217  Broadway 

Larsen  Betsy,  widow,  r.  908  Sansome,  rear 

Larsen  Carl,  carpaiuter,  r.  S  s  State,  bet  Sixteenth 
and  Seventeenth 

Larsen  Catharina,  widow,  r.  2112  Mason 

Larsen  C.  F.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

liarsen  C.  G. ,  proprietor  Tivoli  Cafe,  18  Eddy 

Larsen  Chris.,  quartermaster  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Missis- 
sippi 

Larsen  Christina,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  319  Minna 

Larsen  Eran,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 

Larsen  Frank,  driver,  r.  S  s  Niagara  Av,nr  Mission 

Larsen  Frederick  H.,  liquor  saloon,  409  California,  r. 
1004  Bush 

Larsen  George,  cooperage,  14  Bryant 

Larsen  Gilbert,  lastmaker  East  &  Co.,  r.  Berkeley 

Larsen  Hans,  seaman,  r.  26  Sacramento 

Larsen  Hans,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  State,  bet  Sixteenth 
and  Seventeenth 

Larsen  Herman,  cooper,  r.  14  Bryant 

Larsen  Jacob  P.,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Palmer,  nr  Thir- 
tieth 

Iiarsen  John,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 

Larsen  John,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  130  Dmmm 

LARSEN  J  OSEPH  painter,  office 
417  Kearny,  room  13 

Larsen  Lars,   porter  Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co.,r.  SE 

cor  Thirtieth  and  Bartlett 
Larsen  Lars,  seaman,  r.  409  Drumm 
Larsen  Lewis  G.,  janitor  Cal.  State  Mining  Bureau,  r. 

13  Fifth  Ay 
Larsen   Louis,  captain  schr  St.  Thomas,  r.  Alameda 
Larsen  Louis,  carpenter,  r.  422  Brannan 
Larsen  Louis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Holel 
Larsen  Martin  P.,  shoemaker,  r.  425  Pacific 
Larsen  Mary,  domestic  1352  Post 
Larsen  Matthew,  cooper,    r.   SE   cor  Thirtieth  and 

Bartlett 
Larsen  Niels  H.,  shoemaker,  r.  12  Hawthorne 


Larsen  Nils,  tanner,  r.  W  s  Pennsylvania  Av,  bet 
Mariposa  and  Santa  Clura 

Larsen  O.,  laborer,  r.  32-fc Vallejo 

Larsen  Otto,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Georgia,  bet  Sierra  and 
Shasta 

Larsen  Peter,  cook,  r.  1316  Kearny 

Larsen  Peter,  laborer,  r.  Eureka,  ur  Four  Mile   House 

Larsen  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  1610  Kearny 

Larsen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Larsen  Peter  C.  (Larsen  &  Wilson)  r.  706  Mason 

Larsen  Simon,  seaman,  r.  .531  East 

Larsen  Svend  P.,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r.  9 
Pacific 

Larsen  Uni.  mate  schr  Ida  Florence 

Larsen  William,  beltmaker,  r.  202  Second 

Larsen  k  Wilson  (Peter  C.  Larsen  and  William  Wil- 
son) agents  Cal.  Watch  and  Jewelry  Co.,  201 
Kearny 

B^"  Larsen.     See  Larson  and  Larssen 

Larseneur  Charles  T. ,  gasfitter  David  Bush,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Larseneur  Dominick  F.,  sash  and  blindinaker,  r.  609 
Powell 

Larsey  Mary,  domestic  1215  Jones 

Larson  Albert,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 

Larson  Andrew,  tanner,  r.  Park  House,  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Mission 

Larson  Andrew  G.  (Larson  &  Wistrand)  r.  1426^ 
Howard 

Larson  Christian,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Larson  Daniel,  tailor,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Larson  E.  A.,  fisherman,  r.  8  Berry 

Larson  Elias,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 

Larson  Frederick  W.,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  255 
Clementina 

Larson  G.  O.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Larson  Henry  C,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Larson  Herman,  blacksmith,  r.  24  Minna,  rear 

Larson  James,  coal  dealer,  259  First,  r.  2G0  First 

Larson  John,  nightwatchman,  r.  1029  Vallejo 

Larson  John,  porter  The  Fountain 

Larson  John,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 

Larson  Louis,  cook,  r.  10  M  Sherwood  PI 

Larson  Margaretta,  domestic  24  Twelfth 

Larson  Martin,  seaman  schr  Sparkling  Sea,  r.  North 
German  Hotel 

Larson  M.  P.,  coachman,  SW  cor  Fillmore  and  McAl- 
lister 

Larson  N.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 
Morton 

Larson  Otto,  blacksmith,  r.  24  Minna,  rear 

Larson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 

Larson  William,  tailor,  r.  227  Third 

Larson  W.  K.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

Larson  &  Wistrand  (Andrew  G.  Larson  and  Andrew 
Wistrand)  wood  and  coal,  1426 }<  Howard 

ffiyLarson.    See  Larsen 

Larssen  Anton  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.222  Fifth 

lyarssen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Larthe  Edward,  librarian  Ligue  Nationale  Francaise, 
120  Sutter,  r.  1230  Pacific 

Lartigan  Pierre  (Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co.)  r.  San  Job6 

Larue  James,  mining,  419  California,  room  12,  r.  East 
Oakland 

Larue  Sigisraund,  laster,  r.  446  Jessie 

Larzelere  William  B.  (Larzelere  &  Witham)  r.  425 
Bryant 

Larzelere  William  R.  B.,  salesman  Larzelere  &  With- 
am, r.  425  Bryant 

Larzelere  &  Witham  (William  B.  Larzelere  and  Wil- 
liam L.  Witbam)  produce  commisson,  8W  cor 
Clay  and  Davis 

La  Sach  Louis,  cook,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

La  Salle  Anselma,  gardener,  r.  Presidio  ReBervation, 
yr  Mountain  Lake 

La  Salle  Charles,  cook  Palace  Hotel 

i^'La  Salle.    See  Laselle  and  Lasselle 

L&sar  David,  groceries  and  dairy  produce,  62  Center 
Market,  r.  1524  Post 

Lasar  Edmund,  bookkeeper  L.  Lasar  &  Co.,  r.  1524 
p.  St 

Lasar  Edward  (Code  &  Laear)  r.  1011  Valencia 

Lasar  Emanuel,  merchant,  r.  1721  Buchanan 

Lasar  L.  &  Co.  (Leopold  Lasar)  produce  commission 
merchants,  204  Washington 

Lasar  Leopold  (L.  Lasar  &  Co.)  r.  1524  Post 

Lasconts  Mary,  widow,  r.  13  Virginia 

LascuretttB  Joseph,  dyer  Alexander  Bertin,  430 
Bush 

Lascy  Lydia  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  13  Monroe 


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Laselle  Charles  C,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r. 

733  Bush 
Laselle    J<'rederick  A.,    shipping   clerk  Lebenbaum, 

Goldberg  &  Boweu,  432  Pine 
(^"Laselle,     See  La  Salle  and  Lasselle 
Lasey  Joseiih,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  027  Commeroial 
Lash  George,  clerk  H.  Lash,  r.  511  Van  Ness  Av 
Lash  H.,  mnfr  rufflings   and   lace   goods  and   ladies' 

and  children's  underwear,  537  Market,   r.  511  Van 

Ness  Av 
Lash  Samuel,  r.  427  Sutter 
Lashbrooke  J.  Montag-ue,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt 

&  Co.,  r.  421  Bryant 
Lashier  Francis  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Jessie,  r.    119  Powell 
Lask  Harry  J.,  mining  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

Office,  r.  44  Third 
Lask  Louis,  merchant,  r.  1227  Pine 
Laskey  Benjamin,  laborer,  r.  114  Perry 
LHKki  Abraham  M.,  cigarmaker,  r.  51  Natoma 
Laski  Samuel  M.  Kev.,  r.  178  Perry 
Laskie  George  B.,  r.  1046  Folsom 
Laskie  Maria,  r.  502  Sutter 

Lasky  Isaac,  commercial  agent,  r.  The  Windsor 
Lasky  Levy,  merchant,  r.  1.531  Sutter 
Lasky  Mark,  saUsman  Frederick  Chester  &  Co.,  r.  905 

Market 
La  Sociedad  (Spanish  weekly)  Federico  Epson  proptr 

and  editor,  NE  cor  Dupont  and  Vallejo 
La   Societe    Francaise     D'Epargiies    et    de 

Prevoyance  Mutuelle,  Leon  Mejasson  pres- 
ident, A.  Brand  secretary,  534  California 
lia  Solidarite,    French   Mutual   Beneficial    Assn, 

office  729  Montgomery,  room  5 
Laspron  William,  r.  6  Vincent 

Lasourrett  Bernard,  laundryman,  r.  2923  California 
Lass  August,  laborer,  r.  535  Hayes 
Lass  Christ.,  Master  Mariner's  Ben.  ABsn,413  Sutter 
Lass  Henry,  longshoreman,  r.  31  Alta 
Lass  Morris,  peddler,  r.  367  Natoma 
Lassalle  Autoine,  waiter,  r.  253  Clementina 
Lassalle  Batilde,  cook,  r.  253  Clementina 
Lassalle  Emile,  porter,  r.  1914  Taylor,  rear 
Lassalle  Joseph,  cook,  r.  253  Clementina 
Lassans  Bridget,  widow,  r.  Cutlee  St.,  Spring  Valley 

Homestead 
Lassar  Michael,  cigarmaker,  r.  20  Harrison  Av 
Lasselle  Benjamin  F.,  blacksmith,  r.  510  Third 
Laaselle  Frauk,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Lasselle  Frank   H.,   clerk    melter   and   refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Buchanan,  nr  Turk 
Lasselle  John,  laborer  Custom  House,  r.  318  Pacific 
Bk?"  Lasselle.     See  La  Salle  and  Laselle 
Lassen  Andrew,  teamster,  r.  250  Spear 
Lassen  Christian,  teamster,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  N  and 

Kailroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Lassen  Hans  C,  seaman,  r.  2006  Leavenworth 
Lasswell  Ada  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  768  Mission 
Lasswell  Charles  H.,  brassfinisher,  r.  1003  Mission 
Lasswell  Maria  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  768  Mission 
Lasswell  Mounterville  D.,  pumpmaker,  and  plumber 

and  gasfitter,  766  Mission,  r.  640  Minna 
Last  Chance  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)    George  W. 

Fisher  secretary,  324  Pine 
Last  Charles  A.  F.,  clerk  Wilmerding&Co.,r.  32South 

Park 
Last  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lastaeu  George,  butcher,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Lastiedo  J.,  fisherman,  r.  75  Oregon 
Lastreti)  Luigi  F.,  office  217  Sacramento,  r.  1120  Wash- 
ington 
Lastretto  Gerolamo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Lastro  Abelardo,  hostler,  r.  415  Green 
Lttstro  Eloisa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  415  Green 
Lastro  Virginia  Miss,  clerk  B.  Rosenthal,  r.  415  Green 
Latapie  Adolph,  sheeptanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and 

K,  South  S.  F. 
Latapie  Emily,  domestic  1511  Steiner 
Latapie  Germain,  sheeptanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and 

R,  South  8.  F. 
Latapie  Peter,  butcher,  r.  cor  N  and  Ninth  Av,  South 

8.  F. 
Later  James,  teamster,  r.  Caroline  PI 
Later  William,  peddler,  r.  Caroline  PI 
Latham  Charles,  laborer,  r.  446  Clementina 
Latham  Daniel  H.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  926  Mission 
Latham  Emily  J.  K.,  widow,  r.  806  Leavenworth 
LiatKam  Frank  B.,  secretary  North  Pacific  Coast 
Railroad  Co.,  430  California,  r.  1326  California 


Latham  James,  carpenter,  r.  667  Seventeenth 

Latham  Joseph,  r.  14  Park  Av 

Latham  Samuel,  machinist,  r.  667  Seventeenth 

Latham  William  B.,  r.  1623  Webster 

Lathbury  James,  laborer,  r.  470  Tehama 

Lathrop  Albert  J.,  drayman,  r.  503  Linden  Av 

Lathrop  Ariel,  treasurer  Golden  Gate  Woolen   Mnfg 

Co.,  112  Bush,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Lathrop  Elisha  N.,  carriagetrimmer,  r.  1320  Kearny 
Lathrop  H.  B.,  mining,  r.  1621  Washington 
Lathrop  Helen,  tobaccostripper,  r.  563  Mission 
Lathrop  Thomas  W.,  doorkeeper  S.  F.   Stock  and  Ex- 
change Board,  r.  210  Eighteenth 
e^Lathrop.     See  Lothrop 
Latimer  George,  brassfinisher,  r.  937  Howard 
Latimer  Hugh  N.,  clerk  Latimer  &  Morrow,  r.  Ns  Sut- 
ter, bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Latimer  Lorenzo  D.  (Latimer  &  Morrow)  r.  N  8  Sut- 
ter, bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Latimer  Lorenzo  P.  (Latimer  &   Rodrigues)   r.   N   8 

Sutter,  bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Latimer  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  11  Pacific 
liatimer  «St  Morrow  (Lorenzo  D.  Latimer  and  Wil- 
liam W.  Morrow)  attorneys  at  law,  75-77  Nevada 
Block 
Latimer  &  Rodrigues  (Lorenzo  P.  Latimer  and  Alfred 

Rodrigues)  landscape  painters,  611  Clay 
Latimore  John,  teamster,  r.  117  Vallejo 
Laton  A.  H.,  carpenter,  r.  26  Turk 
Liaton  Cliarles  A.,   secretary  Commercial  Insur- 
ance Co.  of  California,  office  405  Calif ornia,  r.  Pal- 
ace Hotel 
Laton  Fred.  B.,  with  Fire  Assn  of  Philadelphia,  r. 

Palace  Hotel 
I^^Laton.    See  Layton  and  Leighton 
Latour  F.,  salesman  S.  Bine.  r.  1030  Mission 
Latour  Isidore,  clerk,  r.  1030  Mission 
Latson  Frank  P.  (Frank   P.  Latson  &  Co.)  r.  809  Bu- 
chanan 
Latson  FraiiU  P.  &  Co.  (Frank  P.   Latson  and 
John  H.  Ferine)  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  hard- 
ware, 28  New  Montgomery 
Latson  Margaret  M.,  widow,  r.  305  Octavia 
Latson  Walter  E.,  bookkeeper  M.  Lachman  &  Co.,  r. 

305  Octavia 
Latter  James,  cartman,  r.  77  Brady 
Lattimore   Benjamin,   bellman  Palace  Hotel,   r.  1016 

Powell 
Lattin  Ambrose  J.,  springbed  maker  J.  M.  Browne, 

r.  Alvarado,  Cal. 
Laturnus  John,  blacksmith,  r.  04  First 
Latz  Benjamin,  salesman,  r.  330  Golden  Gate  Av 
Latz  Charles,  porter,  r.  1303Larkin 
Latz  Jul,  manager  Overland  House,  533  Sacramento 
Latz  Philip,  clerk  A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  609  Chestnut 
Latz   Samuel,   salesman  Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co.,  r. 

1024  Hyde 
Latz  Samuel  W.,  porter  J.  &  S.  Dannenbaum,  r.   1303 

Larkin 
Latz  Simon,  r.  330  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lau  Albert  H.,  steward   Deutcher  Verein,  r.  6  Stock- 
ton PI 
Lau  Henry,  with  Feigenbaum  k  Co.,  r.  86  Everett 
Lau  Peter,  cook  North  German  Hotel 
Laubach  Peter,  repairer  sewing  machines,   1512  Du- 
pont 
Laubengeiger  Christian  W.,  butcher,  r.  64  First 
Laubenheimer  Charles, "barber  and  baths.  Grand  Ho- 
tel, r.  444J<i  Natoma 
Lauber  Xavier,  watchman,  r.  S  s  Humboldt,  bet  Kan- 

.«as  and  Vermont 
Lauberscheimer  Daniel,  sausagemaker,  r.  512  Bush 
Lauberscheimer  Jacob,  harnessmaker,  r.  512  Bush 
Laubhere  H.,  butcher,  r.  817  Montgomery 
Lauck  Joseph  B.,  ticket  clerk  San  Rafael  Ferry,  r. 

San  Rafael 
Lauder  Louis  G.    (Hutsim   &  Lauder)    and   hay    and 

grain,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  King,  r.  427  Sixth 
Lauder  Silas  W.,  teamster,  and  extraman  Engine  No 

9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  427  Sixth 
Laudoradau  Leon,  cook.  r.  817  Montgomery 
Laudorff  A.,  traveling  agent,  r. 216  Lombard 
Latienstein  Albert  E.,  bookkeeper  Landis  &  Jacobi,  r. 

8;J5  Post 
Lauenstein  Frederick  L.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  835  Post 
Lauer  John,  expressman,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Battery,  r. 

719  Seventeenth 
Laufeuberg  Michael  N.,  salesman  Baker  &  Hamilton, 

r.  711  California 
Laufenburger  Charles  (Eagle  Soap  Co.)  r.  354  Grove 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


LACE   CURTAINS,  BLANKETS  and  FLANNELS 
A  SPECIALTY.       Office.  33  Geary  St. 


M, 


MACDONOUGH, 


CUMBERLAND,     LEHIGH     A1VI>    ENGLISH     FOUNDRY    COKE, 
41  Market  Street,   corner  8pear. 


LAU 


587 


LAW 


liaugel  Andrew,  liquor  saloon,  1412  Dupont 
Laughlin  Gregory,  clerk  S.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  817  Post 
Laughlin  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Laughlin  James,  taukmaker,   r.  Alabama,  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty-first 
Laughlin  Margaret,  cook  2G1  First 
Laughlin  Mnry  Ann,  widow,  r.  817  Post 
Lau^'hlin  Orieu,  plasterer,  r.  1319  Scott 
Laughlin  Patrick,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  122  Aus- 
tin 
Laut.'hlin  Timothy,  boilermaker   Risdon    I.   and  L. 
'      Works 

fi^  Laughlin.     See  Loughlin 
Laugren  Rudolph,   seaman   schr  Joseph   Russ,  r.  36 

Clay 
Lauinger  Charles,  pianotuner,  r.  1113  Kearny 
Lauinger  Elenora,  tailoress,  r.  1719  Mason 
Lauinger  George,  fruits,  4-2S  Sansouie,  r.  1719  Mason 
Lauinger  John  B..  contractor,' r.  11131^  Kearny 
Lauinger  John  B.  Jr.,  tinsmith,  r.  1113  J<;  Kearny 
Lamneister  Charles   S. ,  proprietor  Laumeister 

Mills,  203-207  Mission,  r.  207  Mission 
Laumeister  Charles  T.,  salesman  John  Howes,  r.  539 

Fulton 
Laumeister  Gustave,  salesman  A.  F.  Downing  &  Son, 

r.  512  Bush 
Laaineister  Mills,  Charles  S.  Laumeister  proprie- 
tor. Hour,  feed,  meal,  bran  and  middlings,  203-207 
Mission 
Laun  George,  shipsmith,  r.  8  Converse 
Laun  Philip,  expressman,  SWcor  Pine  and  Kearny,  r. 

8  Converse 
Launder  John,  glassblower,  r.  1133  Harrison 
Launder  Richard,  miner,  r.  1133  Harrison 
LauraJane,  r.  410  Broadway 
Laurant  Eugene,  butcher  Montgopiery's  Hotel 
Laurant  P.ugeue,  cook,  r.  20  Mary 
Laurant  Pierre,  bedmaker  Gailhard  Hotel 
Laureat  Edward,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  842  Clay 
Liaurel   Hill  Cemetery,  bet  Post  and  California, 

entrance  Central  Av 
Laurel  P.alace  Saloon,  Shoaf  &  Eademaker  proptrs, NW 

cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
Laurent  Ange,  bookbinder,  r.  8W  cor  Virginia  Alley 

and  Pacific 
Laurent  Joseph,  barber  Max  Lewin,  r.  421  Fourth 
LauriceUa  Joseph,  r.  719  Broadway 
Laurie  Frank,  shoemaker,  r.   Mission,  bet  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Thirtieth 
LaurieJames,  policeman,  r.  959  Mission 
Laurieu  John,  r.  California  Hotel 
Laurin  Alphonse,  waiter,  r.  63G  Commercial 
Lauriston  Archibald,   liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Green,  r.  1313  Sansomo 
Lauritzen  Henry,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lauritzen  James  P.,  master  mariner,  r.  90U  Filbert 
Laubt  Peter,  laborer,  r.  218J^  Ritch 
Laustan  Martin,  helper  Centennial  Mills,  r.l312  Brod- 

erick 
Laustauuan  Felici,  laundry,  423  Post 
Lautaud  Arraand,  tailor,  r.  32ii  Che.stnut 
Lautaud  Jennie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  32G  Chestnut 
LautMud  Joseph  W.,  tailor,  r.  32t)  Chestnut 
Lauten  Aloyse,  restaurant,   1130   Union,   r.   1023   Fil- 
bert 
Lauterbach  Ernst  E.,  liquor  saloon,  993  Market,  r.ll55 

Howard 
Lauterbach  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  5  Wetmoro  PI 
Lauterbach  John,  steward  P.   C.   SS.  Orizaba,  r.  724 

Filbert 
Lauterniilch  Leopold  (Lautermilch  &  Fi.scher)  r.  1614 

JOUCH 

Lauterniilch   &   Fischer    (Leopold   Lautermilch    and 

Julius  Fischer)  coffee  saloon,  511  Montgomery 
Lauterwasser  Cirrie  Miss,  capmaker,  r.  925  Capp 
Lauterwasser  Christian,  hay  and  grain,  1505  Folsora, 

r.  925  Cajip 
Laiiterwasser  Fred.,  teamster,  r.  1505  Folsom 
Lauterwasser  Frederick  P.,  market,  12!^  Washington 
Lauth  Julius  (Brulon  *:  Lauth)  and  interpreter,  r.G45 

Meri'hint 
Lautz  Brother-s  k.  Co. (Buffalo,  New  York)  mnfrs  soap, 

D.  L.  Beck  &  Sons  ag  nts,  30U  Sacramento 
Laux^Qustav,  baker,  r.  .">()3  Cliestnut 
Lauxen  Richard,  clerk  W.  J.  Henev  &  Co.,r.637  Jessie 
Lavaglono  Louis,  fruits   and   vegetables,  104  Fourth, 

r.  24  Howard  Court 
Lavalle  Michael,  cabinetmaker,  r.  372  Clementina 
Lavallee  Anuand,   cK-rk  J.    M.   Morau   k  Co.,  r.  626 

Stevenson 


Lavallee    Emery,     storekeeper     Lick   House,  r.  526 
Stevenson 

Lavalley  Louis  P.,    bakery    and  confectionery,  408 
Broadway 

Lavanni  Vlncenso,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and 
Twenty-sixth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Lavareto  Emanuele,    Garibaldi   Guard,  423  Broadway 

Lavaronf  Luigi,  wood  and  coal,  1510  Broadway 

Laveau  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  147  Hunt 

Laveau  Charles,  blacksmith,  r.  1420  Stockton 

Laveau  Louis  A.,  butcher,  r.  IS  Harlan  PI 

Lavell  James,  boiiermai-er,  r.  22  Park  Av 

Lavelle  A.,  trackman  Sutter  St.  RR. 

Lavelle  Frank  E.,  clerk,  r.  1602  Post 

Lavelle  Michael,  r.  5C8  Mission 

Lavelle  Micliael,  shoemaker,  and  foreman  Hose  No.  1, 
S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1815  I'ost 

Lavelle  Mi.hael,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1602  Post 

Lavelle  Peter,  clerk,  r.  307  Austin 

Lavelle  Thomas,  porter  The  Inglewood,  SWcor  Minna 
and  Fifth 

Lavelle  W.  F.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Lavelle  William  F.,  mailing  clerk,  r.  228  Minna 

Laven  Herman,  barber,  r.  47  Third 

Laven  .James  A.,  storekeeper  C.  P.  RR,  stmrs,  30  Sac- 
ramento, r.  23  Powell 

Laven  James  J.,  shii^ping  clerk  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 
918  Harrison 

Laven  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  9  Converse 

l^"Laven.     See  Lavin  and  Levin 

Lavendore  Frank,  barber,  r.  270  Jessie 

Jjavensou  Mark,  teamster.  29  Battery,  r.  323  Fell 

Lavensou  Samuel,  clerk  Herman  Bros.,  r.  323  Fell 

Laventhal  Samuel,  merchant,  r.  618  O'Farrell 

Laver  Augustus,   architect,  19   S.   F.  Stock  Exchange 
Building,  r.  2323  Howard 

Laverini  Berton,    gardener,  r.    S  s    California,    bet 
Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 

Laverty  Melvin,  heljjer    melter  and  refiner's  dept  V. 
S.  Mint,  r.  605  Pine 

Lavery  James  V.,  superintendent  North  Point  Dock 
Grain  Warehouse,  r.  34  Twelfth 

Lavery  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  420  Grove 

Lavery  John,  barber,  266  First,  r.  10  Clementina 

Lavery  John,  clerk  Palace  Hotel 

Lavery  John,  waiter  Cliff  House 

Lavery  Joseph  G.,   cashier  insurance   dept  Balfour, 
Guthrie  &  Co.,  r.  34  Twelfth 

Lavery  Mary,  widow,  r.  1213  Powell 

Lavery  Robert,  bookkeeper  North  Point  Dock  Ware- 
house, r.  34  Twelfth 

Lavery  Robert,  cooper,  r.  417  Main 

Lavery  Robert,  machinist  The   A.  H.   Lighthall  Har- 
vester Co.,  r.  417  Main 

Lavery  Robert,  ship  carx^enter,  r.  602  Second 

Lavery  William  J.,  r.  34  Twelfth 

Lavezzari  Francisio  G.,  merchant,  r.  1520  Stockton 

Lavezzari  Mary  Mrs.,  milliner,  1.520  Stockton 

Lavezzo  Paolo  (Lavezzo  .v  Arata)  r.  511!^  Fourth 

Lavezzo  &  Arata    (Paolo  Lavezzo   and   Andrea  Arata) 
fruit  and  dairy  produce,  5113<J  Fourth 

Lavignac  John  B.,  real  estate,  r.  638  Pacific 

Lavigne  llaj'mond,  printer  Britton  &  Rey,  r.  908  Jack- 
son 

L.ivilla  Rosario,   manager  Patrizio   Marsicano,  r.  913 
Howard 

Lavillain  Henry  C,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Green  and  Van 
Ness  Av.  rear 

Lavillain  Maitha,  r.  SE  cor   Green  and  Van  Ness  Av, 
rear 

Lavin  Bridget,  widow,  r.  137  Fifth 

Lavin  Brid;4et.  widow,  r.  911  Vallejo,  rear 

Lavin  Henry,  fruit,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and  Taylor 

Lavin  -lames,  harnessmaker,  r.  4  Kramer  PI 

I.HVin  John,  laburer,  r.  2J8  Langton 

Lavin  John,  master  mariner,  r.  35  De  Boom 

Lavin  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  5  Zoe 

Lavin   Peter  J.,   salesman   Murphy,  Grant  &   Co.,  r. 
Russ  House 

Lavin  T.  L.,  machinist,  r.  316  Folsom 

K^Laviu.     See  Laven  and  Levin 

La  Violette   Charles  F.   G.,   salesman  S.  Bine,  r.  1030 
Mission 

Laviosa  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglicri  Soc,  625  Broadway 

La  Voce  del  Popolo  (si-mi-weekly)    G.  B.  Cevasco 
publisher  and  proprietor.  535  Washington 

La  Voz   del  Nuevo   Mundo  (weekly)  XtamoD  A. 
JIadero  editor,  119  Montgomery  Block 

Lavrock  George,  carriagetrimiuer,  r.  219  Elm  Av 
Law  Clara  G.,  widow,  teacher  languages,  r.  67  Natoma 


fALUT,  MAPLE,  CHERRY 


JOHN  WICMORE,  Office  133  Spear  St. 

Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


LAW 


588 


LAW 


KR. 


1331^ 


Law  Edwin  R.,  brakeman   Clay  St 
Vallejo 

Law  Estelle  C.  Mrs.,  r.  UIO  Sacramento 

Law  Library  San  Francisco,  27-28  Montgomery 
Block 

Law  Printing  and  Pnblislxing  Co.,  William 
T.  Baggett  &  Co.,  538  Sacramento 

Law  Richard  W.,  warehouseman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  923?:^ 
Harrison 

Law  Telegraph  and  Messenger  Bureau, 
George  T.  Knox  manager,  44i  California,  branch 
office  202  J<5  McAllister 

Law  Thomas,  stableman,  r.  512  Bush 

Law  William,  chief  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Mexico,  r.  1424 
Turk 

Lawis  William,  millhand,  r.  9  Essex 

Lawler  Bartholomew,  gardener,  r.  1506  Sanchez 

Lawler  Catherine,  widow,  r.  Hampshire,  bet  Sixteenth 
and  El  Dfirado 

Lawler  Cleveland  H.,  clerk,  r.  37  Lily  Av 

Lawler  Daniel,  glassblower,  r.  14  Heron 

Lawler  Daniel  F.,  clerk  Michael  Geraghty,  r.  1  Har- 
rison Av 

Lawler  Daniel,  surveyor,  r.  1506  Sanchez 

Lawler  David,  hostler  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  Second  Av, 
bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Lawler  David,  trunkmaker,  r.  Second  Av,  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 

Lawler  Ellen  M.,  widow,  r.  622J^  Ellis,  rear 

Lawler  Francis,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Minna 
and  Mary 

Lawler  Frank  W.,  judge  Superior  Court  Dept 
No.  8,  chambers  new  City  Hall,  second  floor,  r.  5 
Garden 

Lawler  Howard  J.,  compositor,  r.  939  Valencia 

Lawler  James,  attorney  at  law  Wallace,  Great- 
house  &  Blanding,  324  Pine,  room  18,  r.44  Sixth 

Lawler  James  J.,  bartender,  r.  1012  Mason 

Lawler  John,  woolsorter,  r.  cor  Sixteenth  and  Hamp- 
shire 

Lawler  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  SE  cor  Santa  Clara  and 
Hampshire 

Lawler  Kate,  domestic  Occidental  Hotel 

Lawler  Kate,  widow,  r.  1218  Twenty-first 

Lawler  M.,  miner,  r.  Coso  House 

Lawler  Maria,  domestic  1422  California 

Lawler  Martin,  engineer   stmr   Areata,  r.  114  Natoma 

Lawler  Mary,  widow,  r.  18  Heron 

Lawler  Mary,  widow,  r.  2208  Pine 

Lawler  Michael  H.,  groceries   and  liquors,  411  Fifth 

Lawler  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  7  Sumner 

Lawler  Peter,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  14  Heron 

Lawler  Samuel,  cook,  r.  520  Bush 

Lawler  Thomas  H.  (Thomas  H.  Lawler  &  Co.)  r.  2237 
Mission 

Lawler  Thomas  H.  Jr.,  clerk  J.  G.  McCall,  r.  2237 
Mission 

Lawler  Thomas  H.  &  Co.  (Thomas  H.  Lawler)  col- 
lectors and  general  agents,  535  California,  room  4 

BS"  Lawler.     See  Lawlor  and  Loller 

Lawless  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  755  Howard 

Lawless  Edward,  assistant  superintendent  Sutter  St. 
RR.,  r.  127  Turk 

Lawless  Emily  Miss,  r.  511  Franklin 

Lawless  George  W.,  hamessmaker  and  saddler,  15 
Market,  r.  1013  Leavenworth 

Lawless  James,  laborer,  r.  32  Clinton 

Lawless  James,  longshoreman,  r.  307  Ritch 

Lawless  J.  C.  &  Co.  (Joseph  0.  i^awless)  saddlery  and 
harness,  5  First 

Lawless  John,  r.  511  Franklin 

Lawless  John,  carpenter  Lick  House 

Lawless  John,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Lawless  John  Jr.,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Lawless  Joseph  C.     (J.    C.    Lawless    &    Co.) 
Fourth 

Lawless  Robert  T..  first  officer  U.  8.  SS.  Manzanita, 
r.  19  Garden 

Lawless  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  708  Tehama 

Lawless  William,  cl6rk  Keane  Bros.,  r.  755  Howard 

Lawless  Walter  E.,  property  man  Bella  Union  Thea- 
tre, 805  Kearny 

Lawless  Walter  H.,  barb  r,  r.  37  Sacramento 

Lawlor  B.  Mrs.,   widow,  r.  24  Erie 

Lawlor  Bridget,  domestic  1610  Washington 

Lawlor  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  409  Twenty-eighth 

Lawlor  Dennis,  special  policeman,  r.   316  Thirteenth 

Lawlor  Edward  D.,  carriage  painter,  856  Howard,  r. 
639  Natoma 

Lawlor  George  U.,r.  224Haight 


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Lawlor  George  U.  Jr.,  carrier  Evening  Post,    r.  224 

Haight 
Lawlor  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Lawlor  James,   laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Lawlor  John,  cooper,  r.  10  Perry 
Lawlor  John,  rigger,  r.  540  Folsom 
Lawlor  John  C,  brass  finisher,  r.  2604  Sacramento 
Lawlor  John  G.,  cooper,  r.  332  Tenth 
Lawlor  Joseph,  baker,  r.  137  Hayes 
Lawlor  Maggie  Miss,  irouer  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  2235  Howard 
Lawlor  Margaret,  widow,  r.  229  Eighth 
Lawlor  Norman,  carrier  Evening  Post,  r.  224  Haight 
Lawlor  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  7  Sumner 
Lawlor  William,  laborer,  r.  218 Pacific 
Lawlor  William  M.,  quarantine  oificer  and  phy- 
sician, office  300  Stockton,  r.  2219  Taylor 
Lawlor  Wilson,  engineer,  r.  2  Washington 
1^"     Lawlor.     See  Lauler,  Lawler  and  Loller 
Lawrence  Adam,  hostler,  r.  807  Franklin 
Lawrence  Albert  G.,  notary  public,   333  Montgomery, 

r.  508  Eddy 
Lawrence  Andrew  M.,  r.  732  Green 
Lawrence  Ann  Mrs.,  bakery,  208  Fourth 
Lawrence  August,  tailor,  r.  20  Langton,  rear 
Lawrence  Benjamin,  engineer,  r.  3U33  Sixteenth 
Lawrence  Benjamin,  waiter,  r.  17  Fourth 
Lawrence  Benjamin  B.,  driver  Engine  No.  7,  S.   F.   F. 

D.,  r.  NW  cor  Second  Av,  and  Sixteenth 
Lawrence  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Lawrence  Charles  W.  (Lawrence  &  Co.)   r.   New  York 
Lawrence  Clarence  C,  letter  carrier  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Go's  Express,  r.  732  Green 
Lawrence  Dominick.teamster.r.  Eichter's  Hotel, South 

S.  F. 
Law-rence  Edwin  A.,  attorney  at  law,  408  Cali- 
fornia, rooms  6-7,  r.  Alameda 
Lawrence  Eliza,  milliner,  r.  315  Green 
Lawrence  Emma  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  41  Hofif 

Av 
Lawrence  Everett,  r.  2251  Mission 
Lawrence  F.  W.,  r.  732  Green 

Lawrence  George,  foreman  William  Davis,  r.  8  Hayes 
Lawrence  George  Otis,  dentist,  office  103  Geary,  r.  623 

Harrison 
Lawrence  George  T.,  salesman,  r.  424  Sansome 
Lawrence  Hanson  Mrs.,  widow,  lodgings,  156  Steuart 
Lawrence  Henry  F.,  hostler  Central  RR.,  r.  409  Van 

Ness  Av 
Lawrence  Henry  H.,  assistant  assayer  U.  S.   Mint,  r. 

East  Oakland 
Lawrence  James,  seaman,  r.  208  Fourth 
Lawrence  James  H.,  clerk  general  freight  office  0.   P. 

RR.,  r.  27  Hawthorne 
Lawrence  Jay  Voluey,  carpenter  and  builder,  619  Sac- 
ramento, r.  518  Greenwich 
Lawrence  Jay  V.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Jay  V.  Lawrence,  r. 

518  Greenwich 
Lawrence  John,  r.  2208  Powell 
Lawrence  John,  barber,  r.  Lindell  House 
Lawrence  John,  driver,  r.   SE  cor  Point  Lobos  and 

Twenty-sixth  Avs 
Lawrence  John,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  Florida, 

bet  Butte  and  Twentieth 
Lawrence  John,  molder  Risdon  I.   and  L.  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Lawrence  John,   telegraph   operator  American  Dist. 

Tel.  Co.,  r.  320  O'Farrell 
Lawrence  John  W.,  wellborer,  r.  20  Rondell  PI 
Lawrence  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  26  Tehama 
Lawrence  Joseph,  waiter,  r.  114  Turk 
Lawrence  Joseph,  wholesale  butcher.  First  Av,  South 

S.  F.,  r.  cor  Railroad  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Lawrence  M.,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Lawrence  M.  J.,  widow,  r.  732  Green 
Lawrence  Maggie  H.,  widow,  r.  10  Lafayette 
Lawrence  N.,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  De  Haro  and  Center 
Lawrence  Peter,  laborer,  r.  18  Stevenson  Av 
Lawrence  Selma  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1214  Misision 
Lawrence  William,  captain  schr  C.   H.    Merchant,   r. 

1120  Broadway 
Lawrence  William,  laborer,  r.  16  Pinkney  PI 
Lawrence  William,  molder  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  West 

Oakland 
Lawrence  William,  stockdealer,  r.  865  3^  Market 
Lawrence  William  H.,  proptr   Watkins'  Yosemite  Art 

Gallery,  427  Montgomery,  r.  San  Mateo 
Lawrence   &   Co.  (Charles  W.  Lawrence  and  Horace 

Webster)  wholesale  liquors,  322  Clay 
l!^"Lawrence.     See  Lorentz  and  Lorenz 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Braverman  «fc  Licvy 
I  19    NIONTCOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASIIINO   CAL,t.F»  FOK  AND  I>E1.IVEREI>. 

OFFICE,  648   MARKET  STREET. 


LAW 


589 


LEA 


Lawrenson  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  77  Everett 

Lawrenson  Patrick  H.,  housepainter,  r.  636  Minna 

Lawrenson  Thomas,  Halesman  Fitzpatrick  &  Kelly,  r. 

636  Minna 
■^Lawrenson.     See  Lorensen,   Loreeon,  Lorentzen 

and  Lorenzen 
Lawrie  Robert,  bookkeeper  Randolph  &  Co.,  r.  Grand 

Hotel 
Lawry  John  R.,  mining  superintendent,  r.  N  s  Clay, 

bet  Octavia  and  Laguua 
Laws  Benjamin  A.,  traveling  salesman  William  Ward 

&  Co.,  509  Sacramento 
Laws  Edwin,  engineer  Presidio  RR.,  r.  SE  cor  Larkin 

and  Union 
Laws  George,  day  Inspector  Custom  House,  r.  Grand 

Hotel 
Laws  John  (Rouse  &  Laws)  r.  1515  Ellis 
Laws  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  539  California 
Lawsen  Joseph,  boatman,  r.  S  s  Bryant,  nr  Beale 
Lawsen  Louise,  widow,  r.  S  s  Bryant,  nr  Beale 
Lawsen  N.  H.,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
Lawsen  Sevens,  seaman,  r.  9  Paciiic 
Lawson  A.,  engineer  California  St.  RR.,  r.  34  Austin 
Lawsou  Addie  M.  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  W  s  Bartlett,  bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Army 
Lawson  Adolph,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1839  Howard 
Lawson  Albert,  plasterer,  r.  W  s  Bartlett,  bet  Twenty- 
sixth  and  .\rmy 
Lawson   Albert  Jr.,   plasterer,    r.   \V  s  Bartlett,   bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Army 
Lawsou  Andrew,  cooper.'ige,  506  Front,  r.  2  Clinton 
Lawson  Andrew,  tanner,  r.  2761  Mission 
Lawson  Andrew,  tanner  r.  11  Nevada 
Lawson  Charles,  actor,  r.  255  Clementina 
Lawson  Charles,  mate  schr  Fanny  A.  Hyde,  r.  2429^ 

Clara 
Lawson  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  r.  121  Silver 
Lawson  Edward,  laborer,  r.  959  Market 
Lawson  Emilie  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  r.  23  Powell 
Lawson  Enoch,  foreman  machinist  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1934 

Jessie 
Lawson  Fred  A.  (John  G.  Hodge  k  Co.)  r.  501   Geary 
Lawson  George',  sailmaker,  r.  18)^  Ridley 
Lawson  Hans,  cook,  r.  642  Fourth 
Lawson  Harry,  waiter,  r.  424  Broadway 
Lawson  Ivan  F.,  laborer,  r.  1137  Harrison 
Lawson  James,  with  David  Porter,  r.  2826  Sacramento 
Lawson  James  D.,  bookkeeper  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co.,  r. 

23  Powell 
Lawson  James  S.,  assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  r.  501 

Geary 
Lawson  Jane  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  242?i  Clara 
Lawson  Jens  P.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1944  Mission 
Lawson  John,  fireman  State  dredger  No.  2.  r.  520  Sut- 
ter 
Lawson  John  C.  (Little  &  Lawson)  r.  731  Guerrero 
Lawson  John  R.,  driver  Engine  No.  10,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  516 

Bryant 
Lawson  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  32  Clay 
Lawson  Joshua  W.,  porter  Taylor  QooHrich,  r.  325  J4 

Bush 
Lawson  Laurence,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lawson   Lewis,   benchhand   W.  B.  Bradbury,    r.  422 

Brannan 
Lawson  Louis,  cook  Palace  Hotel 
Lawson  P.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Lawson  Peter,  cook,  r.  1316  Kearny,  rear 
Lawsou  Robert,  fireman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  W  s  Bartlett,  nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Lawson  Sarah  A.,  widcjw,  r.  1218  Valencia 
Lawson  Thomas,  capitalist,  217  Battery,  r.  17  Dupont 
Lawson    Walter,  machinist   Union   Iron  Works,  r.  171 

Seventh 
Lawsi'n  William,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
Lawton  Angolo,  machinist,  r.  418  Fulton 
Lawton  Aug.  F.,  clerk  Wuhl  &  Pollitz,  r.  633  Sutter 
Lawton   Edgar  M.,  inspector  and  district  oflScer  Cus- 
tom House,  r.  633  Sutter 
Lawton   Edward,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  927 

Folsom 
Lawton  Elberton,  carrlagemaker,  r.  21  Seventh 
Lawton  Frank  H.,  shirt  mnfr,  608  Market,  r.  509  Pow- 
ell 
Lawton  Franklin,  stockbroker,  r.  732  Post 
Lawton  Gardner  T.,  mining,  401  California,  room  2, 

r.  nr<0  Franklin 
Lawton   George   M.,   carpenter,   r.  W  8  Sanchez,  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Jersey 
Lawton  George  W.,  camagemaker,  and  extraman  En- 
gine No.  3.  8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1305  California 


Lawton  Grace  Mrs.,  r.  1024  Mission 

Lawton  H.  W.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  531  Geary 

Lawton  John,  plumber,  r.  448  Fulton 

Lawton  John  J.,  plumber  and  gastitter,  538  Hayee,  r. 

520  Hayes 
Lawton  Lottie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1126  Market 
Lawton  Mary,  widow,  r.  418  Fulton 
La^vtun   O.    <&  Co.    (Orlando   Lawton)  Importers 
aiuljobbers  crockery,  china,  glassware  and  silver 
plated  ware,  609-611  Market 
Lawton  Orlando  (O.  Lawton  &  Co.)  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Lawtou  Peter,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Lawton  Robert,  shipcarpenter,  r.  410  Fifth 
Lawtou  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  414  Post 
Lawtun  Stephen   F.,  salesman  LInforth,  Rice  k  Co., 

r.  633  Sutter 
Lawton  Theodore,  r.  225  Fourth 
Lawton  William,  machinist,  r.  432  Fifth 
Lawton  William  F.,  clerk,  r.  633  Sutter 
Lawton  William  L.,  deputy   County    Clerk,    r.  The 

Windsor 
Lawton  William  W.,  r.  633  Sutter 
Lawver  A.  M.,  assistant  bookkeeper  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  725 

Pine 
Lawyer  William,  laundryman,  r.  704  Ji  Mission 
Layng  Charles  B.,  r.  611  Fell 
Layng  Edward  G.,  engineer  Shot  Tower,  r.  SE  cor 

Howard  and  Second 
Layng  Henry  G. ,  machinist,  r.  611  Fell 
Layng  John,  suiJeriuteudent   Shot  Tower,  r.  611  Fell 
La.vng  John   E.,  foreman  Jos.  Wagner  &  Co.,  r.  2210 

Fillmore 
Layug  Robert  J.,  leadburner,  r.  611  Fell 
Layng  William  G.  (Roller  &  Layng)  r.  611  Fell 
K?"  Layug.     See  Laing 
Layton  George  R.,  copyist,  r.  3  Central  PI 
Laytou  James,   engineer,  r.  N  s  Nineteenth,  bet  San- 
chez and  Noe 
Layton  John,  tinsmith,  r.  25  Lily  Av 
Layton    Reuben  P.,    secretary     and     treasurer 
Ocean  Shore   Railroad  Co.,   oifice   702  Market,  r. 
1105  Van  Ness  Av 
8^  Layton.     See  Laton  and  Leighton 
Lazansky  Beruhard,  millinery,  134  Sixth,  r.  13  Russ 
Lazausky  Herman  J.,  gold  and  silver  plating,  and  sta- 
tionery, 307  Sixth 
Lazar  Julius,  leather  dresser,  r.  1723  Market 
Lazard  .Alexandre  (Lazard  Freres;  r.  Paris,  France 
Lazard  Elie  (Lazard  Freres)  r.  Paris,  France 
Lazard  Freres  (Alexandre,  Simon  and  Elie  Lazard, 
Alexander   Weill  «nd   David   Cahn)    and  Lazard 
Freres  (19  William,  New  York)  and  Lazard  Broth- 
ers &  Co.  (60  Old  Broad  London,  E.  C.)  and  Hazard 
Freres  &  Cie.  (10  Rue  Ste  Cecile,  Paris,  France) 
bankers,  205  Sansome 
Lazard  Simon  (Lazard  Freres)  r.  Paris,  France 
Lazarevich  A.,  bartender  Divisich  &  Buja,  r.  7  Mont- 
gomery Av 
Lazarus  .Abraham,  tailor,  153  Seventh 
Lazarus  .\lfred.  watolimaker,  r.  909  Union 
Lazarus  Edward,  clerk  H.  Lash,  r.  309  Powell 
Liizarus  L.,  teacher  Hebrew,  r.  470  Jessie 
Lazarus  Samuel,  dry  and  fancygoods,  1235   Stockton, 

r.  909  Union 
Lazelle  Arthur,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
liazure  L.oni.<i  T.  (L.  T.  Lazure  &   Co.)  r.  711  Post 
Lazure  L.   T.   &  Co.  (Louis  T.  Lazure)  stockbrok- 
ers, 304  Pine 
Lazzaro  David,  r.  1717  Stockton 
Lazzaro  Simi,  liquor  saloon,  412  Broadway 
Lazzereschi   Giuseppe,  Italian   Ber-^aglleri   Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Lazzereschi  Luigi,  peddler,  r.  cor  Broadway  and  Leav- 
enworth 
Lea  Charles  H.,  tinsmith  H.  E.  Lea,  r.  19  Silver 
Lea  Earnest,   seaman  P.   C.   SS.   Los  Augeles,  r.  529 

Bryant 
Lea  Frank,  tinsmith  H.  E.  Lea,  r.  19  Silver 
Lea  Henry  E.,  mnfr  tinware,  713  Harrison,  r.  19  Silver 
Lea  Thomas,  r.  SW  cor  Chestnut  and  Buchanan 
I^T  Lea.    See  Lee  and  Leigh 

Leach ,  carpenter,  r.  516  Stockton 

Leach ,  cooper  MattuUah  Mnfg  Co. 

Leach  C.W.  Mrs.,  r.  37  Second 

Leach  James  G.,  pianomaker,  r.  426  Sutter 

Leai;h  John,  fireman  Golden  City  Chemical  Works,  r. 

511  Sixth 
Leach  Lizzie  Mrs.,  r.Winchester  House 
Leacli  Margaret,  widow,  r.  624  Natoma 
Leach  Robert,  painter,  r.  1437  Pine 


G\A/     PI     ADI/    0      PA  645  Market  St.,       Whlc'=ale  nMd  Retail  dealers  m  Paper 

.  W.  LLAnK  66  LU.  interior   decorators,  fa^SX^rtfriiS".'„S'Uxtnm.''''"'°^ 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES, 


FiriiTOX   IKOIV   W^OKKN,   213   Fremont  Street, 

Manufacturers  of  Kug^ar  Mills,  Vacuum  PanM,  £t«. 


LEA 


590 


LEA 


263 
712 


Leach  Sarah,  r.  708  Sutter 

Leach  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  72  Tehama 

Leach  Thomas,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

Minna 
Leach  William,  foreman  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  r 

Howard 
B^  Leach.     See  Leech  and  Leatch 
Leachin  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  316  Seventh 
Leadon  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  12  Folsom  Av 
Leaif  Gustave,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
liea.g'ue  of  Freedom,    J.  W.  Shaeffer  president, 

office  605  Clay 
Leah  J.  E.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Leahey  Jameg,  shoecutter.r.  NWcor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Valencia 
Leahey  John  F.,  varnisher,  r.  810  Montgomery 
Leahey  Mary,  widow,  ladies  nurse,  r.  8  Sumner 
Leahey  Michael,  laborer,  r.  536  J^  Howard 
Leahey  P.  J.,  butcher,  r.  116  Shipley 
Leahy  Anne,  widow,  r.  1224)4  Pacific 
Leahy  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1323  Montgomery 
Leahy  Daniel,  policeman,  r.  268  Minna 
Leahy  David,  r.  321  Pacific 
Leahy   David  J.,  porter  Sroufe   &   McCrum,  r.  1234 

Green 
Leahy  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  27  Natoma 
Leahy  Dennis,  tinsmith,  r.  312  J$  Eighth 
Leahy  Edward,  speculator,  r.  547  Mission 
Leaby  Frank,  carriagemaker,  r.  420!^  Natoma 
Leahy  Frank  M.,  bartender,  r.  423  Harrison 
Leahy  James,  blacksmith  iSutter  St.  RR. 
Leahy  James,  dairy,  1324  Filbert 
Leahy  James,  gardener,  r.  633  Fulton 
Leahy  James,  laborer,  r.312)^  Eighth 
Leahy  James  F.,  foreman  upholsterer  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, r.  1224)4  Pacific 
Leahy  John,  butcher,  S  s  Pacific  Av,   bet  Devisadero 

and  Broderick 
Leahy  John,  laborer,  r.  24  Everett 
Leahy  John,  laborer,  r.  222}^  Ritch 
Leahy  John,  plumber,  312  5^  Eighth 
Leahy  John  C,  student  Albert  Van   der  Naillen,   24 

Post 
Leahy  John  F. ,  salesman  Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co.,  r. 

115  Fifth 
Leahy  Julia,  widow,  r.  S  s  Pacific  Av.  bet  Devisadero 

and  Broderick 
Leahy  Kate,  domestic  1204  Geary 
Leahy  Maggie,  domestic  1120  Post 
Leahy  Michael,  foreman  U.  W.  Boot  and  Shoe   Co.,  r. 

Twenty-sixth,  bet  San  Jose  Av  and  Valencia 
Leahy  Nora,  domestic  812  Bush 
Leah^j Patrick,  butcher,  r.  722  Minna 
Leahy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  12)<.  Boardraan  PI 
Leahy  Thomas,  boarding  and  lodging,  553  Mission 
Leahy  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  1739  Market 
Leahy  Thomas,  painter,  r.  555  Mission 
Leahy  William,  hostler  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  37  Austin 
Leahy  William  H.,  upholsterer  L.   &   E.   Emanuel,  r. 

1224)^  Pacific 
B^Leahy.     See  Lahey  and  Leahey 
Leak  Crapo,  tanner,  r.  1437)4  Valencia 
Leak  Mou   (Lippitt,  Leak  &  Co.)  r.  1437)4  Valencia 
Leale  John,  captain  S.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Garden  Citv,  r. 

206  Powell 
Leale  William  G.,  captain  stmr  Relief,  r.  1712  Hyde 
Leam an  James  B.,  fruit  grower,  r.  1004  Leavenworth 
^?"Leaman.     See  Leemaii,  Lehman, Lehmanu,Leman 

and  Lemon 
Learning  Petroleum  Co.    (Los   Angeles   Co.,   Cal.)    R. 

Wegener  secretary,  414  California 
Lean  Robert,  florist  William  Meyer,  r.  908  Howard 
Lean  William  P.,  policeman,  r.  810  Mission 
Learned  A.  F.,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal   Revenue,   r.    1212 

Twenty-first 
Learned  Alfred  M.,  r.  628  Sutter 

Learned  Edward  A.,  carpenter,  739  Market,  r.  434  Fre- 
mont 
Learned  Emily  G.    Miss,  assistant  Garfield   Primary 

School,  r.  628  Sutter 
Learned  Kate  E.,  widow,  r.  628  Sutter 
Learned  Parker  C.,  mining,  419  California,  room  12,  r. 

Oakland 
Learned  Thomas,  house  painter,  r.  2033  MiBsion 
Lear  William,  bedmaker,  .500  Broadway 
liCJiry  Aiitlre^v  J.,  .stationer,  book  and  job  printer 

and  blank  book  manufacturer,  402-404  Sansome, 

r.    1724  Clay 
Leary  Austin  (Leary  &  Roche)  r.  Brunswick  House 
Leary  Catherine,  widow,  r.  112  First 


Leary  Cornelius  S.,  laborer,  r.  426  Stevenson 

Leary  Daniel,  r.  1211  Clay,  rear 

Leary  Daniel  J.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Ofl&ce,  r.  720)6 
Clementina 

Leary  Daniel  J.,  printer,  r.  720)4  Clementina 

Leary  Dennis,  housepainter,  r.  110  Liberty 

Leary  Donald,  laborer,  r.  8  O'Farrell  Alley,  rear 

Leary  Ellen,  domestic  307  Jones 

Leary  Harry  T.,  clerk  Davis  Louderback,  r.  1211  Clay 

Leary  Honora.  widow,  r.  443  Natoma,  rear 

Leary  James  W..  framemaker,  r.  3  Sumner 

Leary  Jeremiah,  wood  and  coal,  4  Harrison  Av 

Leary  John,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 

Leary  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 

Leary  John,  laborer,  r.  2  Caroline 

Leary  John,  laborer,  r.  720  Clementina 

Leary  John,  necktiemaker,  r.  112  First 

Leary  John  L.,  packer  E.  Guittard  &  Co.,  r.  1211 
Clay 

Leary  Julia,  domestic  310)^  Fell 

Leary  Mary,  widow,  r.  43  Jessie 

Leary  Mary  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Factory,  r. 
720  Clementina 

Leary  Mary,  seamstress  1620  California 

Leary  Michael,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 

Leary  Michael,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  1413 
Scott 

Leary  Mrs.,  widow, -r.  1327  Pacific 

Leary  Patrick,  plumber,  r.  19  Tehama 

Leary  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  213  Jones 

Leary  Patrick,  trainmaster  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 
709  Clementina 

Leary  Thomas,  woodworker,  r.  112  First 

Leary  Timoihy,  r.  43  Jessie 

Leary  Timothy,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Leary  Timothy  C,  tanner,  r.  cor  Seventh  and  Rail- 
road Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Leary  William,  laborer,  r.  718  Natoma 

Leary  &  Roche  (Austin  Leary  and  Peter  Roche)  liquor 
dealers,  NVV  cor  Sixth  and  Howard 

Leason  T. ,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 

Leatch  John,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  302 
Montgomery 

Leatch  Robert  H.,  painter,  r.  1325  Polk 

6^'Leatch.     See  Leach  and  Leech 

Leathe  Benjamin  B.,  shoemaker,  102  Eleventh,  r.  224 5^ 
O'Farrell 

Leatherman  Charles,  shoemaker,  722  Montgomery 

Leathers  Joseph  W.,  painter,  r.  366  Third 

Leautier  John,  r.  432)4  Vallejo 

Leaveau  Bridget  Mrs.,  r.  349  Fourth 

Leavens  William  M.,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  39 
Eleventh 

Leavenworth  Elise  Mrs.,  milliner,  221  Post,  r.  6  Wal- 
ler 

Leavenworth  John  R.,  photographer  Rieman  &  Co., 
r.  6  Waller 

Leavers  Riehard,  engineer,  r.  2  Lawrence  PI 

Leavitt  Alexander,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Leavitt  Allen  H.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  r.  414  Fell 

Leavitt  Charles  C,  adjiister  of  duties  Custom  House, 
r.  Oakland 

Leavitt  Charles  H.,  proptr  Pioneer  Iron  Works,  225- 
227  Beale,  r.  412  Taylor 

Leavitt  Ernest  C,  compositor,  r.  155  Seventh 

Leavitt  George,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
j  Leavitt  George  M..  salesman  S.  B.  Leavitt  &   Co.,  r. 
2037  Howard 

Leavitt  H.  N.  Mrs.,  r.  1509  California 

Leavitt  Howard  O.,  salesman  S.  B.  Leavitt  &  Co.,  r. 
•    2037  Howard 

Leavitt  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
I  Leavitt  Leander,  secretary  Mariposa  Land  and  Miu- 
j  ing  Co.,  33  Nevada  Block,  r.  1509  California 

I  Leavitt  Nellie  Miss,  bookkeeper  S.  B.  Leavitt  &  Co., 
I         r.  2037  Howard 

Leavitt  S.  B.  <&  Co.  (Shubael  B.  Leavitt)  import- 
ers and  jobbers  paper  and  stationery,  406-408  San- 
some 

Leavitt  Shubael  B.  (S.  B.  Leavitt  &  Co.)  r,  2037  How- 
ard 

Leavitt  W.  F.  &  Co.  (William  F.  Leavitt)  pictorial 
advertising  cards,  11  Geary,  and  printing  13  Lick 
PI 

Leavitt  William  F.  (W.  F.  Leavitt  &  Co.)  r.  155  Sev- 
enth 

KT"  Leavitt.     See  Levitt 

Leavy  Charles  M.,  assistant  appraiser  Custom  House, 
r.  1324  California 

Leavy  Katie,  domestic  1715  Larkin 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


Washing  Called  for  and  Delivered 


1     MAPnnMniirU    importer  of  and  dealer  in  coal,  and  pig  iron, 

J.      mMbUUl^UUUn,  ll  market  street,  comer  Spear. 


LEA 


591 


LEE 


Leavy  Lachman  A.,  scconntant  Custom  House,  r.  109 
O'Farrell 

Leavy  Maurice,  packer  Wiester  &  Co.,  r.  63C  Commer- 
cial 

Leavy  M.  J.,  clerk  William  Be  Dell,  r.  22  Montgomery 

8^  Leavy.     See  Levey,  Levi  and  Levy 

Le  Bachelle  Louise  Mrs.,  fururshed  rooms,  030  Sacra- 
mento 

Lebachin  Charles,  clerk  A.  J.  Prager,  r.  417  Bush 

Le  Baron  Andrew  J.,  butcher,  r.  307  Twenty-sixth 

Le  Baron  Charles  W.,  painter,  r.  307  Twenty-sixth 

Le  Baron  Earl  W.,  housemover,  r.  307  Twenty-sixth 

Le  Bars  Y.  M.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  53f)  Mission 

Lebatard  Michel,  stockbroker,  428  Montgomery,  r.  643 
Vallejo 

liebenbaiim,  Goldberg  &  Bowen  (Lotiis  Le- 
benbaum,  Jacob  Goldberg  and  Charles  R.  Bowen) 
wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  428-432  Pine 

Ijebeiibauni,  Goldberg  &  Co.  (Solomon  Leben- 
baum.  J.  Goldberg  and  Louis  Lebenbaum)  gro- 
cer.';, wine  and  tea  merchants,  1447-1449  Polk 

Lebenbaum  Louis  (Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Bowen, 
Lebenbaum.  Goldberg  &  Co.  and  Lebenbaum  & 
Goldberg)  r.  1809  Pine 

Lebenbaum  Solomon  (Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Co.)  r. 
513  McAllister 

liebenbaiim  &  Goldberg  (Louis  Lebenbaum  and 
Jacob  Goldberg)  wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  121 
Post 

Leber  John,  painter,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Le  Bert  Victor  J.,  butcher  and  groceries,  218  Eigh- 
teenth 

Le  Berthon  Charles  P.,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  13273^ 
Vallejo 

Le  Berthon  Theodore  M.,  plumber,  r.l327  3^  Vallejo 

Le  Berthon  Theodore  T.,  clerk  Universal  Ben.  Assn 
of  California  for  Unmarried  Persons 

Lebert  Charles,  shoecutter.  r.  442  Green 

lie  Breton  Albert  J,  (Irvine  &  Le  Breton)  attor- 
ney at  law,  217  Sansome,  rooms  16-18,  r.  1514  Cal- 
ifornia • 

1.6  Breton  Cliarles  P. ,  secretary  Central  RE. , 
office  32  Turk,  r.  1.524  Eddy 

Le  Breton  Edward  J.,  accountant  Lazard  Freres,  r. 
536  Turk 

Lebrun  Alfred,  cook,  r.  327  Montgomery  Av 

Le  Cam  Hyacinth,  engineer  California  Silk  Mnfg  Co., 
r.  Fifteenth  Av,  nr  P,  South  S.  F. 

Le  Cante  Andre,  chief  cook  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  14 
Lewis 

Le  Cass  John  B.,  blacksmith,  r.  21  John 

Le  Cass  Maximilian,  compositor,  r.  21  John 

Lie  Cercle  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (of  Paris)  Muecke, 
Victor  &  Co.  general  agents,  George  Mel  manager, 
435  California 

Lechens  Conrad,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Fol- 
som,  r.  159  Shipley 

Lecher  Charles,  watchman  New  Wisconsin  Hotel,  902 
Montgomery 

Le  Chevallier  Alfred,  laborer,  r.  Twenty-fourth,  bet 
Rhode  Island  and  Kansas 

Lechevallier  Francis,  drayman,  r.  139 M  Perry 

Lechins  John  H.,  r.  218  Francisco 

Lechner  Valentine,  brewer,  r.  520  Folsom 

Leckie  Henry  A.  P.,  painter,  r.  3103«  Eighth 

Leckie  William  S.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 
214  O'Farrell 

Le  Clair  Cassimir,  painter  E.  M.  Gallagher 

Le  Clair  Henry,  painter  E.  M.  Gallagher 

LeClair  Henry,  seaman,  r.  623  Minna 

Leclerc  Henri,  Societe   Culinaire   Francaise,  510  Bush 

Leclerc  Mary,  widow,  r.  315  Lombard 

Leclere  Louis,  painter,  r.  605  Broadway 

Lecomber  Peter,  fruit,  2851  Mission 

LeComto  Louis,  bookkeeper  Sutter  Street  House,  308 
Sutter 

Xjeconey  James,  merchant,  r.  331 5^  Eddy 

Leconey  Sarah,  widow,  r.  108  Mason 

Leconte  Josepli  A.,  cook   The  Baldwin,  r.  961  Mission 

Lecordier  Desire,  clerk  N.  Pardini  &  Co.,  r.  cor  Mary 
Lane  and  Berry 

IieCount  Brothers  (Joseph  P.  and  Thomas  R.) 
importers  and  jobbers  stationery,  and  blank  book 
manufacturers,  417— J19  Montgomery 

LeCf)unt  Joseph  P.  (LeCount  Brothers)  r.  Palace  Ho- 
tel 
LeCount  Thomas  R.  (LeCount  Brothers)  r.  New  York 
Lecroix  Antone,   conductor  Market   St.   ER.,r.  528M 

Valencia 
Lecroix  August,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 


Ledden  James,  expressman,  r.  227  Valencia 

Ledden  James  A.,  porter  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer.r.  1311)i 
Sacramento 

Ledden  John  A.,  salesman  H.  Levi  &  Co.,  r.  904  McAl- 
lister 

LeddyAnn,  widow,  lodgings,  304  Jessie 

Leddy  Augustine  C,  hamessmaker,  r.  18185^  Post 

Leddy  Bernard,  marbleyard,  NW  cor  Fourteenth  and 
Harrison 

Leddy  Catherine,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  N  s  Twen- 
tieth, bet  Church  and  Sanchez 

Leddy  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  15  Bonita 

Leddy  Jolin,  porter  Lick  House 

Leddy  Kate,  domestic  420  Van  Ness  Av 

Leddy  Mary,  cook,  1801  California 

Leddy  Mary  Miss,  lod^^ings,  837  Folsom 

Leddy  Mary  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  «37  Folsom 

Leddy  Patrick,  workman  Shot  Tower,  r.  325  First 

Leddy  Thomas,  r.  44  Clementina 

Lederer  Charles,  bookkeeper  Samuel  Steiner,  r.  1930 
Pine 

Lederer  George  M.,  New  York  agent  H.  M.  Newhall  & 
Co.,r.  1301  Octavia 

Lederer  Rudolph,  bookkeeper  Steinberger&  Kalisher, 
r.  1913  Pine 

Ledesma  Cornelio  (Ledesma   &   Silva)  r.  1336  Dupont 

Ledesma  &  Silva  (Cornelio  Ledesma  and  Jos^  M.  Sil- 
va) Mexican  groceries  and  products,  1336  Dupont 

Ledgett  George  W.,  pailturner,  r.  117  Welsh 

Ledgett  Richard  D.,  sale  and  boarding  stable,  420-422 
Pacific,  r.  420  Pacific 

Ledgett  Thomas,  foreman  Coos  Bay  Stave  and  Lum- 
ber Co.,  r.  117  Welsh 

liCdlie  John  C.  Mrs.,  r.  912  Union 

Ledlie  William,  bookkeeper  Andrew  D.  Smith,  r.  8 
Mason 

Ledonne  Leon,  laborer,  r.  4  Rushton  PI 

Ledoux  Joseph,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 
Montgomery 

lieduc  Constant  B.,  packing  cases,  '^26  Howard, 
r.  408!:^  Natoma 

Leduc  L.,  jeweler  A.  Hirpchnian,  r.  732  Washington 

Ledwidge  Bridget,  domestic  617  Eddy 

Ledwidge  John,  longshoreman,  r.  409  Union 

Ledwidge  Joseph  P.,  mail  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.l926  Ellis 

Ledwidge  Michael,  watchman  La  Grande  Laundry, 
E  8  Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Ledyard  H.  P.,  r.  142  Seventh 

Ledyard  Henry  S.,  bookkeeper  Bank  of  California,  r. 
1033  Mission 

Ledyard  John  S.,  manufacturers'  agent,  r.  128  Second 

Ledyard  Lucia  A.  Mrs.,  r.  24  Mint  Av 

LEDl  ARD  W 1  Li  Homoeopathic 
physician  aaid  surgeon,  ofBceand  r.  138 
Second.  Office  hours  3  to  4  P.  M.,  Sun- 
days 4  to  5  P.  M. 

Lee  A.,  r.  1134  Folsom 

Lee  Abbie,  widow,  r.  10  Polk 

Lee  Abraham,  laborer,  r.  1019  Powell 

Lee  Adeline,  widow,  ladies  nurse,  r.  919  Powell 

Lee  Albert  E.,  salesman  Ori  &  Atkins,  r.  925  Wash- 
ington 

Lee  Anna  H.,  widow,  r.  405  Sutter 

Lee  Anthony,  porter,  r.  609  Sacramento 

Lee  Belle  Miss,  r.  Marlborough  House 

Lee  Benjamin  F.,  assistant  superintendent  Hayes  Val- 
ley Branch  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1542  Eddy 

Lee  Benjamin  F.,  toll  collector  Saucelito  Ferry  Wharf, 
r.  2007  Bush 

Lee  Benjamin  L.  (Lee  .t  Moss)  r.  537  McAllister 

Lee  Charles,  r.  312  3^  Third 

Lee  Charles  H.,  clerk,  r.  1113  Broadway 

Lee  Christopher,  cooper,  r.  272  Tehama 

Lee  Clement  B.,  clerk  Dodge  k  Co.,  r.  618  California 

Lee  Daniel,  machinist,  r.  32  Tehama 

Lee  David  C.  bootblack,  547  Clay,  and  cleaner  U.  S. 
Sub-Treasury,  r.  Oakland 

Lee  Delia,  saleslady  Vienna  Bakery,  r.  Everett  House 

Lee  Dixon  L.,  messenger  Free  Public  Library,  r.  Utah, 
nr  Santa  Clara 

Lee  Edward,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  627  Broad- 
way 

Lee  Edward  C,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Co. 

Lee  Edward  J.,  laborer,  r.  425  Shipley 

Lee  Egbert  P.,  clerk  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,  r.  1113 
Broadway 

Lee  Eliza,  cook  1512  California 
I  Lee  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  942  Howard 


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LEE 


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LEG 


Lee  Elizabeth  A.,  lodgings,  233, Third 

Lee  Ellen  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  9  Freelon 

Lee  Emma,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  652  Howard 

Lee  Eugene  B.,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

Lee  F.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Lee  Francis,   dravman    King,    Morse    &   Co.,   r.    227 

Tenth 
Lee  Francis  P.,  r.  1215  Union 
Lee  Frank,  barber,  r.  8  Hinckley 
Lee  Frank,  bodymaker   Crittenden  &  McCue,  r.  4203^ 

Natoma 
Lee  Frank,  wool  buyer,  r.  2537  Folsom 
Lee   Frank  V.  Jr.,  salesman  Davis   Bros.,  r.  1907  Bu- 
chanan 
Lee  Fred.  E.,  pressman  S.  W.  Raveley,  r.  222  Minna 
Lee  G..  longshoreman,  r.  9  Freelon,  rear 
Lee  George,  carpenter,  r.  41tJJ4  Seventh,  rear 
Lee  George,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
I  Lee  George  A.,  hostler,  r.  1113  Broadway 
I  Lee  George  A.,  paper  carrier,  r.  1024  Pacific  Av 
I  Lee  George  H.,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  704  Post 
I  Lee  George  W.,  expressman,  r.  1300  Vallejo 

Lee  George  W.,   shipping   clerk   J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r. 
I  116  Natoma 

Lee  Gilbert,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Lee  G.  W.,  r.  529  Sacramento 
Lee  H.  A.,  r.  1113  Broadway 
Lee  Hannah,  widow,  r.  209  Folsom 
Lee  Henry,  hostler,  r.  1418  Sutter 
Lee  Hiram  H.  (Lardner  &  Lee)  r.  1  Fifth 
Lee  James,  clerk  Martin  C.  Hogan,r.  SW  cor  Vallejo 

and  Leavenworth 
Lee  James,  cooper,  r.  215  Eighth,  rear 
Lee  James,  junk  peddler,  r.  709  Harrison,  rear 
Lee  James,  seaman,  r.  105  Clark 
Lee  James  R.,  mining,  309  California,  room  4,  r.  East 

Oakland 
Lee  John  (John  Lee  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Lee  John,  clerk,  r.  1016  Twentieth 
Lee  John,  drayman  H.  Dutard,  r.  816  Jessie 
Lee  John,  fireman   Lick  House 
Lee  John,  laborer,  r.  520  Stevenson,  rear 
Lee  John,  longshoreman,  r.  32  Clay 
Lee  John,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 
Lee  John,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Lee  John,  stone  contractor,  r.  3015  Sacramento 
Lee  John,  wool  buyer,  r.  2353  Howard 
Lee  John  Hi  Co.  (John  Lee,  Lewis  W.  Sawyer  and 
Isaac  Y.  Doaue)  manufacturers   tin  and  sheet  iron 
ware,  galvauizers  and  japanners,  34-36  Main 
Lee  John  S.,  captain  sloop  Sport  on  Wave,  r.  32  Clay 
Lee  John  W.,  mill  hand,  r.  462  Tehama 
Lee  Joseph,  driver  Cluff  Brothers,  r.  272  Tehama 
Lee  Josephine,  domestic  1201  Taylor 
Lee  Laura  Miss.  r.  Marlborough  House 
Lee  Louisa  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  .502  O'Farrell 
Lee  Martin  A.,  printer,  r.  115  Second 
Lee  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  8  Hinckley 
Lee  Mary  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  272  Tehama 
Lee  Mary,  widow,  r.  272  Tehama 
Lee  Mary,  widow,  r.  925  Washington,  rear 
Lee  Mary    C,  widow,   r.  N  s  Clipper,  bet  Noe  and 

Sanchez 
Lee  M.  F.,  waiter,  r.  636  Commercial 
Lee  Michael,  seaman,  r.  68  Oregon 
Lee  N.  A.,  bartender  Lang  &  Co.,  r.  210  Kearny     ' 
Lee  Oscar,  bartender,  r.  117  Eddy 
Lee  Patrick,  deckhand  C.  P.  RE.  stmr  Amador 
Lee  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  1821  Hyde 
Lie  Peter,  paver,  r.  644  Jessie 

Lee  Ralph  K.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,   r.   Oak- 
laud 
Lee  R.  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  205  Third 
Lee  Robert,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Lee  Robert,  typeraster  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  1609  Folsom 
Lee  Rowland,  portrait  painter,  r.  312  Sixth 
Lee  S.  A.,  r.  1113  Broadway 
Lee  Susan  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Tenth 

and  Harrison 
Lee  Thomas,  cook,  r.  524  Stevenson 
Lee  Thomas,  teamster  John  Smith,  r.  268  Stevenson 
Lee  Washington  L.,  sign  painter,  r.  120 )<i  Shipley 
Lee  William,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1215  Union 
Lee  William,  house  and  sign  painter,  416  Sacramento 

r.  San  Miguel  Station 
Lee  William  C.,  cooper,  r.  441  Sixth 
Lee  William  G.,  night  inspector  Custom  House.r.  cor 

Utah  and  Santa  Clara 
Lee  William  H.,  waiter,  r.  146  Natoma 
Lee  William  J.,  driver  Cluflf  Brothers,  r.  272  Tehama 


Lee  &  Moss   (Benjamin   L.  Lee  and  Leopold  Moss) 

proptrs  Sierra  Nevada  Brewery,  537  McAllister 
ffT"  Lee.     See  Lea  and  Leigh 
Leech  Henry  J.,  cooper,  r.  17  White  PI 
Leech  John,  second  assistant  engineer  O.  and  O.  SS. 

Gaelic  v 

Leech  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  261  Jessie 
Leech  Joshua,  laborer,  r.  17  White  PI 
Leech  Robert,  dairy,  r.  S  s  Borland,  bet   Dolores   and 

Guerrero 
Leech  Thomas,  stonemason,  r.  17  White  PI 
BS"  Leech.     See  Leach,  Leatch  and  Leich 
Leechman  John  L.,  painter,  r.  837  Folsom 
Leedes  Albert  (Leedes  &  Dietrich)  r.  1007  Stockton 
licedes   &    Dietrich    (Albert  Leedes  and  Caspar 

Dietrich)  liquor  saloon,  649  Clay 
Leeds  Maggie  J.  Miss,  r.  2  Bowles  PI 
Leeds  Mining  Co.  (Silver  Reef,  Utah)  D.  B.  Chlsholm 

secretary,  327  Pine,  rooms  6-7 
Leeds  Stephen  P.,  collector,  r.  1418  Hyde 
Leege  Charles  F.  (Hufen  &  Co.)  r.  412  Clay 
Jjeeg-e   W.  &  Co.   (William  Leege)  wines,  liquors 

and  cigars,  113-115  Halleck 
Leege  William  (W.  Leege  &  Co.)  r.  906  Greenwich 
Leek  Christopher,  contractor,  436  Montgomery,  r.  NE 
cor   Goettxugen  and   Silliman,  University  Mound 
Tract 
Leeks  Charles  F.,  waiter,  r.  32  Second 
Leemann  August,  ironmolder,  r.  19  Treat  Av 
Leemann  Wilson  F.,  machinist,  r.  526  Howard 
Leemann  Julius,  molder,  r.  759  Howard 
ffi^  Leemau.     See  Leaman,  Lehman,  Lehmann,  Le- 

man  and  Lemon 
Leemans  W'illiam,  painter  G.  B.  De  Ferrari,  r.  cor 

Clementina  and  Fourth 
Leeming  Thomas,  clerk  H.  Bruggemann,  r.  355  Jessie 
Leen  D.  H.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Mofi'att  &  Co.,  r.  2008 

Mission 
Leeper  Thomas,  r.  15  Johnson  Av 
Leer  William,  laborer,  r.  128  Park  Av 
Leerburger  Jefierson  S.,  journalist,  r.  824  Lombard 
Lees  Frederic  W.,  student,  r.  1022  Pine 
Lees  Isaiah  W.,  captain  detectives   City  Hall,  r.  1022 

Pine 
Leesh  J.,  r.  8  Jasper  PI 
Leeson  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Baker 

and  Lyon 
Leet  Adelbert  H.,  salesman,  r.  520  Van  Ness  Av 
Lefaix  Emilie  Mrs.,  laces  and  curtains,  320  Sutter 
Lefaix  Jean  R.,  r.  320  Sutter 
Lefebvre  Emile,  frescopainter,  r.  917  Broadway 
Lefevre  Cora  Miss,  actress,  r.  830  Mission 
Lefevre  Ella  Miss,  actress,  r.  830  Mission 
Lefevre  I.  A.,  draftsman  Atlantic  and  Pac.  RR.  (Cal. 

Division)  r.  1532  Jackson 
Lefevre  J.  Baptiste,   druggist  and   chemist,  401 

Kearny,  r.  Alameda 
Le  Fevre  Joseph  P.,  house  surgeon  City  and  County 

Hospital 
Lefevre  Louis  J.,  druggist  J.  B.  Lefevre,  r.  Alameda 
Lefevre  Z.  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  641  Valencia 
Leffler  Frederick,  baker,  r.  1424  Howard,  rear 
Leffmann  Henry,  watchman,  r.  Humboldt,  bet  Kansas 

and  Vermont 
Leffmann  Louis,  clerk  John  Blohme,  r.  74  Tehams 
Lefkovich  Abraham,  junkdealer.  r.  231  Eighth 
Lefkovich  Jacob,  barber,  r.  231  Eighth 
Lefkovich  Pincus,  laborer,  r.  412  J<.  Fifth 
Lefor  Adolph,  clerk  Adjutant- General's  Office,  Presi- 
dio Reservation,  r.  2920  Fillmore 
Le  Gal  Clarence  L.,  bookkeeper  R.  C.  Hanson,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Legallet  Arthur,  sheepskin  tanner,  r.  NE  cor  Railroad 

and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Ii«g^a,llet  Dominique,  sheepskin  tanner  and  wool 
dealer.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R,  r.  NE  cor  Railroad 
and  Thirteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Legaspe  Alehandro  J.,  porter  aand  Bros.,  r.  cor  Turk 

and  Leavenworth 
Le  Gay  A.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1310  Hyde 
Leger  James,  restaurant,  1316^  Larkin 
Legerette  Philip,  coffee  saloon,  770  Howard 
Legge  Robert,  laborer,  r.  5  Harry  PI 
Leg-ett  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  605  Clay,  r.  918  Do 

lores 
Leghorn  John  G.,  bookkeeper  James  Presho  &  Co.,  r. 

1810  Leavenworth 
Legif  Laurence,  r.  1414  McAllister 
Legland  Fritz,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Legoval  Anita,  r.  32}^  Louisa 


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LEM 


Legrain  Eugene  J.  Mrs.,  French  laundry,  518  Bush 
Le  Grand  V.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  606  Pine 
Lehan  Dennis,  barber,  r.  475  Jessie 
LeUan  John,  laborer,  r.  315  Beale 
Lehany  Michael,  trackman,  r.  407  Tehama 
Leheney  James  J.,  tinsmith,  r.  208  Twelfth 
Leheney  John,  machinist,  r.  208  Twelfth 
Leheney  Patrick,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Fol- 

Bom,  r.  208  Twelfth 
Leheuzcv  Emanuel,  Societe  Culinaire  Francaise,  510 

Bush 
Lehman  Benjamin,  merchant,  r.  1511  Gough 
Lehman  Eva,  widow,  r.  1002  Van  Ness  Av 
Lehman  John,  miner,  r.  1  Margaret  PI 
Lehman  Louis,  candy  mnfr,  r.  304  Grove 
Lehman  Martin,  mnfr  and   dealer  candies,  518  San- 
some,  and  1022  Market,  r.  304  Grove 
Lehraaun  Carlotta,  widow,  r.  73  Minna 
Lehmaun  E.,  bootmaker,  507  Hayes,  r.  500  Linden  Av 
Lehmanu  Eilert  (Schrader  &  Lehmann)  r.  459  Steven- 
son 
Lehmann  Ernest,  janitor,  r.  302  Montgomery 
Lehmann  Frederick,  cook,  r.  507  Hayes 
Lehmann  Gottschalk,  butcher,  r.  2616  Bush 
Lehmann  Johann  H.,  porter  Tillmann  &  Bendel,  r.  5 

Winter  Lane 
Lehmann  Louis,  butcher,  r.  508  Ivy  Av 
Lehmann  Louis,  junk  dealer,  r.  71  ii  Brady 
Lehmann  Marks,  butcher,  r.  2616  Bush 
Lehmann  Richard,  laborer,  r.  458  Stevenson 
1^"Lehmann.      See    Leaman,    Leeman,   Leman    and 

Lemon 
Lihmkuhl  Christian,  porter  Heywood  &  Hendley,  r. 

Oakland 
Lehmkuhl  Hugo,  physician,  office  509  Kearny,  r.  1005 

Sutter 
Lehmkuhl  Johannah,  widow,  midwife,  r.  8  Hayes 
Lehmkuhl  Mary,  widow,  r.  216  Sanchez 
Lehmu.s  John,  liquor  saloon.  NE  cor  Sterner  and  Union 
Lelin  Charles,  tanner,  r.  1811  Folsom 
Lehn  George,  carpetlayer,  r.  16  Sixth 
Lelin  Philip  P.,  shaving  and  hairdressing  saloon, 

4  Post,  r.  1703  Jones 
B^  Lehn.     See  Laine,  Lane  and  Leen 
Lehner  George  (August  Hahn  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Lehnere  Frederick,  bartender,  r.  18  First 
Lehuhard  Peter,  carpenter  William  Little,  r.  10  Sixth 
Lehnhardt  Charles,  driver,  r.  135  Chattanooga 
Lehnhardt  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  1024  Powell 
Lehnhardt  Christian,  bookkeeper  Ackerman  Bros.,  r. 

1024  Powell 
Lehnhardt  Emil,  manager  H.  Myers    &   Son,  r.   204 

Seventh 
Lehnhardt  Henry,  machinist,  r.  204  Seventh 
OS*"  Lehnhardt.  See  Lenhardt,  Lennard,  Leonard  and 

Leohhardt 
Lehnig  Charles  E.,  locksmith,  240  Fifth 
Lehousse  Hubert,  carpenter,  r.  951  Brannan 
Lehritter  John  (Lehrittcr  ^c  Langbein)  r.  817  Webster 
Lehritter  &   Langbein  (John   Lehritter  and  Herman 

Lanybein)  barbers,  S^ '^  oor  Montgomery  Av  and 

Kearny 
Lehrke   Albert  W.,  clerk  H.  LeLrke,  r.  S  s  Mariposa, 

bet  Minnesota  and  Indiana 
Iielirke  OltriHtian,  proprietor  S+anford  Hotel,  620 

Fourth 
Lehrke  Dorothea,  widow,  r.  455  Jessie,  rear 
Leitrke    Henry,   groceries  and   liquors,  S  s  Mari- 
posa, bet  Minnesota  and  Indiana 
Lehrke    WlUiam,    wines    and    liquors,    NE    cor 

Mason  and  Market,  r.  455  Jessie 
Le   Huquet  Thomas,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  20  Clementina 
Lehy  Robert,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Leib  Harry  II.,  glassblower,  r.  31  Grand  Av 
Leibe  Myrtha,  widow,  r.  212  Stouart 
Leibenroth   Charles   W.,  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r. 

205  Taylor 
Lelbert  John  G.,  contractor  and  builder,  328  Pine,  r. 

330  Oak 
Leich  John,  fringemaker,  r.  618  Natoma 
Lei<-hner  Conrad,  waiter,  r.  637  Broadway 
Leichter  Charles,  salesman  Tillmann  &  Bcndcl,r.  1722 

Clay 
Leigh  Ernst  A.,  clerk  Obadlah  Livermore,  r.  118  Post 
B^"  Leigh.     See  Lea  and  Lee 
Leighton  Annie,  domestic  111  Hayes 
Leigbton  Augustus  V.,  architect,  531  California 
Leighton  E.  D.,  oiler  P.  C.  8S.  George  W.  Elder 
Leighton  Eugene,  clerk  Goodyear  Rubber  Co.,  r.  20  Jj 

Fifth 


Leighton  Frank,  night  watchman,  905  Market 
Leighton  John  B.,  mining  secretary,  527  Clay,  r.  118 

Dupont 
Leigbton  Louise  Miss,  actress  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  Buss 

House 
Leighton  Peter,  laborer,  r.  68  Shipley 
B^  Leighton.     See  Laton  and  Laytou 
Leihow  J.,  r.  444  Brannan 
Lelki  ns  George,  expressman,  r.  339  Third 
Leikeus  Matilda,  fruit  and  vegetables,  339  Third 
Lelker  Frank  W.,  cigarmaker,  r.  1114  Pacific 
Leiiia  Lugarda,  dressmaker,  r.  24  Pinkuey  PI 
Leinesse   Edward,   woodworker,  r.   SE   cor  Harrison 

and  Tenth 
Lelpuitz  Gustave  (G.  Leipnitz  &  Co.)  r.  236  Sutter 
Iieipiiitz  G.   Si  Co.   (Gustave  Leipnitz   and   Max 

Tschirner)  apothecaries,  236  Sutter 
Leipsic  Aaron,  salesman  Livingston  &  Sandheimer,  r. 

916  Laguna 
Leipsic  Abraham,  dairyman,  r.  1636  Pine 
Leipsic  Brothers  (Joseph,  Jacob  and  Isaac)  dairy,  NW 

cor  Fell  and  Cole 
Leipsic  Isaac  (Leipsic  Brothers)  r.  1636  Pine 
Leipsic  Jacob  (Leipsic  Brothers)  r.  1636  Pine 
Leipsic  Joseph  (Leipsic  Brothers)  r.  1636  Pine 
Leipsic  Joseph,  plumber,  1634  Pine,  r.  1636  Pine 
Leipsic  Lyon,  glazier,  r.  916  Laguna 
Leipsic  Myer,  clerk,  r.  916  Laguna 
Leipziger  Mark,  peddler,  r.  14^  Sherman 
Leis   Edward,  messenger  Custom   House,  r.  1579  Fol- 
som 
Leisen  Frank,  wood  molder,  r.  1015  Lombard 
Lieisen   Geary  H.,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Union  and  Leavenworth 
Leisen  Meas.  secretary  Grocers' Protective  Union,  605 

Clay,  r.  714  Larkin 
Leiser  Adolph,  clerk  The  Bradstreet  Co.,  r.  723  Union 
Leiser  Albert,  cooper,  r.  329  Ivy  Av 
Leiser  John  A.,  shoemaker,  r.  723  Union 
Leiser  Louis,   stoves  and   tinware,   67   Fourth,  r.  69 

Fourth 
Leisewitz  Henry,  bookkeeper  Bank  of  California,  r 

219  Dupont 
Leishmau  John,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Tehama  PI 
Leishman  John  Jr.,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Tehama  PI 
Leishman  Robert,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Tehama  PI 
Leishman  Robert,  laborer,  r.  156  First 
Leishman  William,  ironmolder,  r.  10  Tehama  PI 
Leisk  Robert,  bookkeeper  Anglo-Californian  Bank,]     . 

East  Oakland 
Leisner  John,  carpenter  J.  Bonde,  r.  Coso  House 
Leisuer  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  804  Union 
Leist  Charles  J.,  manager  Eisen  Bros.,  r.  9  Laurel  PI 
Leitch  Newcomb  W.,  coachman,  1318  Jackson 
Leitch  William  H.,  teamster,  119  Clay,  r.  2514  Laguna 
Leite  Antonio,  laundryman,  r.   E   s  Baker,  bet  Bush 

and  Sutter 
Leite  Carrie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  511  Hayes 
Leiter  Julius,  estate  of  (Weil,  Leiter  &  Co.)  521  Market 
Leith  Encarnacion,  widow,  r.  529  Filbert 
Leith  John  B.,  jeweler  Charles  H.  Lindemann,  r.  917 

Stockton 
Leith  John  H.,  r.  5  Folsom  Av 
Leithe  Joseph,  porter  German  Hospital 
Leiva  Micaela,  widow,  r.  430  Green 
Le  Jeal  Frances,  widow,  r.  2015  Folsom 
Lejeall  A.  F.,  professor  music,  r.  422  Van  Ness  Av 
Lejeune  Francois,  r.  605  Broadway 
Lekie  John,  longshoreman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lelai  Francois,  laborer,  r.  220  Chestnut 
j  Leland  Amos  S.  (Farrelly  &  Leland)  r.  934  Howard 
I  Leland  Charles,  clerk,  r.  341  Minna 
i  Leland  Elizabeth,  domestic  1228  Washington 
Leland  George  M.,  stevedore,  r.  423  East 
Leland  George  V.,  first  officer  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  623 

Stevenson 
Leland  Henry,  compositor  Morning  Call.  r.  531  Green- 
wich 
Leland  Herman  D.,  captain  P.   0.  SS.   Bonita,   r.  423 

East 
Leland  John,  laborer,  r.  1017  Battery 
Leland  Regina  Mme,  clairvoyant,  r.  789  Mission 
Lelevier  Toussaint,  expressman,  r.  220  Chestnut 
Le  Long  Charles  F.,  brasstinisher,  r.  923  Valencia 
L'Elvizia  (Swiss  weekly)  Vincenzo  Papina  editor  and 

publisher,  623  Pacific 
Lem  John  H.,  painter  and  whitener,  r.  1424  Geary 
Le  Mahieu  Isaac,  compositor,  r.  1303  Polk 
Lemaire  Anton,  bartender,  r.  6.54  Natoma 
Lemaire  E..  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 


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Lemaire  Johanna  Mrs.,  r.  102  Jackson 

Le  Maire  William  B.,  clerk  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.,  r.  424 

Tehama 
Lemaitre  Jules  (Jeanuneau  k  Lemaitre)  r.  818}^  Ellis 
Lemaitre  Paul,  cutter  Kraker  k  Israel,  r.  Berkeley 
Leman  Thomas,  salesman,  r.  355  Jessie 
Iieman  Walter  M.,  Public  Administrator,  office 

528  California,  r.  437  Natoma 
89'"Leman.    See  Leamau.Leeman,  Lehman,  Lehmann 

and  Lemon 
Lemann  Julius,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Le  Mar  Catherine,  widow,  varieties,  234  First 
Le  Mar  Kittle  Miss,  pressfeeder  M.  Schmidt  &  Co.,  r. 

234  First 
Le  Mar  Louisa  Miss,  ruchingmaker,  r.  234  First 
Le  Mar  Mary  Miss,  pressfeeder  M.  Schmidt  &  Co.,  r. 

234  First 
Lemas  Manuel,  porter  S.  F.  and  N.P.  KE.  stmr  James 

M.  Donahue,  r.  Oakland 
Lemasney  Katherine  Mrs.,  candymaker,  r.  515  Steven- 
son 
Lemasney  Kitty  A.  Miss,  saleslady  Bernard  Hacker,  r. 

615  Stevenson 
Lemasney  Thomas,  stableman,  r.  515  Stevenson 
Lemasney  Thomas  Jr.,  pianopolisher,  r.  515  Steven- 
sou 
Lembcl<e  John,  porter  Kruse  &  Euler,  r.  812  Twenty- 
fourth 
Lembeck  Thomas,  driver,  r.  112  Clinton 
Lembke  John,  painter,  r.  417  Green 
Lemburg  Samuel,  peddler,  r.  Lida  PI 
Lemike  Otto,  barber,  129  Fourth,  r.  90  Everett 
BS^Lenicke.     See  Lemke  and  Lempke 
Lenders  Carl,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Syd- 
ney 
Lemieux  Henry,  carpenter,  231  Jackson,  r.  908  San- 
some 
lieinkau  Joliii  K,  H. ,  wines  and  liquors,  SWcor 

Stockton  and  Sutter 
Lemkau  Mary  Mrs.,  janitress  Mission  Primary  School, 

r.  1329  Vi  Natoma 
Lemkie  Caroline,  widow,  r.  219  First 
Lemkins  Samuel,  laborer  Clay  St.  KR.,  r.   1321  Jack- 
son 
Lemm  Solomon  C,  cooper,  r.  430  Shipley 
Lemman  G.  H.,  freight  clerk  P.  0.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  1845 

Mission 
Lemman  Mary,  widow,  r.  1845  Mission 
JLiemmen-Meyer  T.,    consul-general   Costa  Kica, 

320  Sansome 
Lemmer  John  C.  (Pretorious  &  Lemmer)   r.  449  Bry- 
ant 
Lemmermann  John,  estate  of  (Lemmermann  &  Atze- 

roth)  SW  cor  Eddy  and  Buchanan 
Lemmermann  Frida,  widow,  r.  1208  Laurel  Av 
Lemmermann  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Valencia  and  Ridley 
Lemmermann   &   Atzeroth  (estate  of  John   Lemmer- 
mann and  Frederick  Atzeroth)   groceries,  liquors, 
wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Eddy  and  Buchanan 
Lemmon  David,  expressman,  cor  Fourth  and  Harrison, 

r.  320  Elizabeth 
Lemoine  Emil,  tailor,  r.  10203^  Pacific 
Lemoine  Francois  (Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co. J  r.  430  Jack- 
son 
Lemoine,  Turel  k  Co.  (Francois  Lemoine.  John  Turel, 
Giacomo  Delmaestro  and   Pierre   Lartigan)  i^oul- 
try,  game,  eggs,  etc.,  15-19  S.  F.  Market 
Lemon  Alexander,  laborer,  r.  44  Ritch 
Lemon   Charles,   salesman   Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 

Grand  Hotel 
Lemon   George,    bookkeeper  White  &  Lissak,   r.  2624 

Bush 
Lemon  James  H..  grainer,  r.  1805  Stevenson 
Lemon  John,  steward,  r.  SE  cor  Bacon  and  Girard,  V. 

M.  T. 
Lemon  Thomas,  clerk  stmr  Onward 
Lemont  George  W.  (Drummond  &  Lemont)   r.  15  Sec- 
ond Av 
Lemontaine  Rose,  domestic  812  Powell 
Lemos  Joao  B.,  Portuguese  Pro.   and   Ben.   Soc,  510 

iiush 
Lemos  Leon,  shirt  mnfr,  643  Kearny,  r.  1022  Vallejo 
Lemp  George,  baker,  r.  632  Green,  rear 
Lemperle  Charles  W.,  bontcrimper,   r.  Ss   Columbia, 

bet  Church  and  Sanchez,  B.  H. 
Lemperle  Peter  P.,   laborer,   r.   W  e  Prospect  Av,  nr 

Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Lempke  F.  Mrs.,  r.  720  Folsom 
Lenahan  James,  plumber,  r.  865)4  Market 


Lenahan  John,   laborer,  r.  W  s  San   Bnmo   Road,  nr 

Army 
Lenahan  John,  machinist,  r.  149  Tehama 
Lenahan  Margaret  Miss,  r.  6  Erie 
S^Lenahan.     See  Lanahan 
Lenard   Michael,   laborer,  T.   Stanyan,   bet  Oak   and 

Haight 
Lencioni  Agostino,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 Broad. 

way 
Lencioni  Gabriele,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 
Lend  John,  laborer,  r.  218^  Ritcli 
Lendelof  Olof ,  tailor,  r.  17  Yerba  Buena 
Lender  George,  tailor,  35  Third,  r.  210  Fell 
Lenehan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  438  Shipley 
Lenehan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  50  Louisa 
Lenehan  Thomas,   machinist  P.   M.   SS.   Co.,  r.  438 

Shipley 
Lenehan  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Lenfcsti  y  William  P.,  foreman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &   Co., 

r.  1619  Powell 
Lengen  Margaret,  widow,  r.  937  Folsom 
Leng'feld  Abraham  L. ,    druggist  and  chemist, 

NE  cor  Stockton  and  Geary,  r.  709?^  Ellis 
Lengfeld    Felix,   druggist   Abraham   L.   Lengfeld,  r. 

709  J^  Ellis 
Lenhart  James  M.,  assistant   superintendent   United 

Carriage  Co.,  r.  1634  Howard 
Lenhart  Oliver  E.,  painter,  r.  42  Russ 
IK^  Lenhart.     See  Leonard,  Leonhardt  and  Lennard 
Lenmark  Ole,  tailor,  r.  603  Pine 
Lennafelt  George,  polisher,  r.  445  Clementina 
Lenuafelt  Marttia,  widow,  r.  445  Clementina 
Lennau  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lennan  Mary,  domestic  2208  Pine 
Leunan  Patrick,  gardener,  1315  Van  Ness  Av 
Lennan  Thomas,  mllkmiin,  r.  366  Natoma 
Lennard  John,  laborer  hulk  Ajax 
Lennard  Michael,  contractor,  r.  SE  COT  Stanyan   and 

Oak 
Lennard  Robert  K.,  stevedore,  r.  3  Clinton 
Lenne  Anton  W.,  upholsterer,  r.  412  Post 
Leiinerbee  Robert  B.,  cook,  r.  Ill  Geary 
Lennon  Alexander,  hackman,  r.  438  J^  Clementina 
Leniion  Charles  P.,  laborer,  r.  1018  Clay 
Lennon  Henry,  carpenter,  r.  22  Clarence  PI 
Lennon  James,  carpenter,  r.  610  Linden  Av 
Lennon  James  D.,  paper  cutter,  r.  326  Ritch 
Lennon  James  H.,  file  cutter,  and  extraman  Hose  No. 

9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  4  Boardman  PI 
Lennon  John,  dairy,  NE  cor  Dorland  and  Church 
Lennon  John,  hostler  City  ER.,  r.  1310)^  Natoma 
Lennon  John,  oven   tender  Cal.   Glass  Works,  r.   310 

Capp 
Lennon  John,  shoemaker,  r.  161  Shijiley 
Lennon  John,  shipsmith,  26  Folsom,  r.  SE  cor  Wayne 

and  Cortland  Av,  B.  H. 
Lennon  John  A.,   wholesale   groceries   and   teas.  315 

Clay,  r.  1932  Jessie 
Lennon  John  S.,  boilermaker,  r.  438  Clementina 
Lennon  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  310  Capp 
Lennon  Mary  A.,  domestic  2400  Mission 
Lennon  Michael,  labore^ 'i^c  Rolling  Mills 
Lennon  Michael,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta 

and  Sierra 
Lennon  Michael,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 
Lennon  Minnie,  flomestic  908  Van  Ness  Av 
Lennon  Nicholas,  coremaker,  r.  2  Beale  PI 
Lennon  Patrick.condnctor  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  841  Hayes 
Lennon  Richard,  -eamster  Held    Bros.   &   Co.,   r.   310 

Capp 
Ltennon  Sarah  Miss,  dres'^maker,  10  Hayes 
Lennon  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  32  Minna 
Lennon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Filbert, 1)et  Buchanan 

and  Webster 
Lennon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  2009  Filbert 
Lennon  William,  stableman  City  RE.,  r.  1310)^  Minna 
Lennon  William,  stairbuilder,  r.  1711  Leavenworth 
8t5"Lennon.     See  Lauuan,  Launon  and  Lennan 
Lennox  Jarvis,  teamster,  r.  1404  Montgomery 
Lennox  John,   laborer,  r.  S  s  Day,  bet   Church    and 

Sanchez 
Lennox  Robert  D.,  liquidating  and  damage  clerk  Cus- 
tom House,  r.  805  Bush 
Lenoir  Alphonse,  distiller,  r.  15  Powell 
Lenoir  May  P.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  15  Powell 
Le  Noir  Nathaniel  L.,  salesman  Holbrook,  Merrill   & 

Stetson,  r.  Oakland 
Lenorniaiid  Brothers  (Joseph  and  Leon)  foreign 

and  native  wines,  735-737  Howard,  and  groceries 

and  liquors,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Pine 


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Lenormand    Joseph   (Lenormand  Brothers)   r.    W   s 

Sophie  Terrace,  nr  Pine 
Lenormand  Leon  (Lenormand  Brothers)  r.  618  Pine 
Lenou  Charles,  barber,  r.  American   Exchange   Hotel 
Lenouvel  Victor,  bartender,  r.  1423  Dupont 
Lent  C.  H..  salesman  'Wilraerding  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Lent  Edward  (Fassler  k  Lent)  r.  8  Sacramento 
Lent  Silas,  r.  'il05  Mason 
Lent  Williuni   H.,   mining  secretary,   62  Nevada 

Block,  r.  S\V  cor  Polk  and  Eddy 
Lentall  Thomas  (Lentall  &  Powell)  r.   E   s   Lapidge, 

bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Lentall  &  Powell  (Thomas  Lentall  and  George  Powell) 

contractors  and  builders,  333  Sixteeenth 
Lenthier  Olsime,  shoemaker,  r.  541  Linden  Av 
Lentz  D.  Mrs.,  r.  405  Stevenson 
Lentz  William,  waiter,  r.  NEcor  First  and  Brannan 
Lenz  Edmund,  r.  NE  cor  Pine  and  Middle 
Lenz  Emil  F.,  waiter,  r.  418  Broadway 
Lenz  Gustav,  tailor,  r.  731  Vallejo 
Leo  Francesco,  Fishermens'  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Leo  James,  blacksmith,  r.  nS  Clementina 
Leo  John,  stonemason,  r.  S8  Clementina 
Leo  John  H.,  printer,  r.  US  Clementina 
Leo  M..  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Leo  William,  paperruler  A.  J.  Leary,  r.  58  Clementina 
Leon  Adolph,  marblccutter,  r.  15  Virginia 
Leon  Caroline  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  124  Third 
Leon  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  915  Eighteenth 
Leon  George  A.,  clerk,  r.  124  Third 
Leon  Jacob   V.    (Leon   &    Co.)    and    varieties,   35-37 

Fourth,  r.  32  Fourth 
Leon  Lipman,  clerk,  r.  124  Third 
Leon  Martin  L.,  salesman  Kettle   k  Paladini,  r.    124 

Third 
Leon  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  39  Oak  Grove  Av 
Leon  Rafaela  S.,  widow,  r.  1028  Market 
Leon  Kichard  B.  (Leon  &  Bouet)  r.  30!^  Kausch 
Leon  Samuel  C,  paperhanger  Jacob  Gumpertz,  r.  2011 

Post 
Leon  &  Bonet  (Richard  R.  Leon  and  Frank  A.  Bonet) 

gilders,  639  Jalifurnia 
Leon  &  Co.  (Jacob  V.  Leon  and  Aaron  Loeb)  varieties, 

204  Fifth 
Leonard  Annie,  domestic  1911  Pine 
Leonard  Benjamin  B.,  receiving,  clerk  Wellman,  Peck 

&  Co.,  r.  111J4  Leavenworth 
Leonard  Charles,  machinist,  r.  541  Minna 
Leonard  Charles  C  porter  Wellman,  Peck  &   Co.,   r. 

111}^  Leavenworth 
Leonard  Charles  L .,  collector  Anglo-Californian  Bank, 

r.  Nucleus  House 
Leonard  Cornelius,  pattern  and  modelmaker,  133-135 

Beale,  r.  804  Shotwell 
Leonard  Cornelius,  saddletreemaker,  r.  2()9  Ritch 
Leonard  Cornelius  Jr.,  saddler,  r.  209  Ritch 
Leonard  D.,   quartermaster  P.   M.   SS.   City  of  New 

York 
Leonard  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  407  Tehama 
Leonard  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  5  Heron 
Leonard   Daniel  J.,   engineer  Sutter  St.  RR. ,  r.  106 

Austin 
Leonard  Delia,  domestic  1808  Gough 
Leonard  E.  Mrs.,  r.  613  Turk 
Leonard  Edward,  r.  5.52  Mis.iion 
Leonard  Edward,  bakery,  637  J^  Howard 
Leonard  Edward,  gardener,  r.  1510  Octavia 
Leonard  Kdward,  shipcarpenter,   r.   N  s  Eleventh  Av, 

bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Leonard  Edward,  tailor,  771  Mission 
Leonard   Edward   F.,   laborer,   r.  W  s  Kentucky,  bet 

HumV)oldt  and  Sierra 
Leonard  Edward  H.,  compositor,  r.  1147  Mission 
Leonard  Edward  L.,  painter  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1940  Mission 
Leonard  Edward  P. ,  fresco   painter   Jacob  Gumpertz, 

r.  Oakland 
Leonard  Elizabeth,  dome8ticl714  Van  Ness  Av 
Leonard  Emma  C,  widow,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  819 

Howard 
Leonard  Ephraim  W. .agent  Great  Eastern  Quicksilver 

Mining  Co.,  220  Sansome,  rooms   4-6,  r.  Nucleus 

House 
Leonard  Frank,  salesman  Breeze  &  Loughran,  r.  2313 

Webster 
Leonard  George,  hostler,  r.  25  Washington 
Leonard  George,  hotel  agent,  r.  321  Pacific 
Leonard  George,  with  Butler  k  Haldan,  r.  1716  Leav- 
enworth 
Leonard  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  316  Fourth 
Leonard  Harvey  R.,  civil  engineer,  r.  429  Tehama 


Leonard  Harriet  A.  Mrs.,  r.  804  Shotwell 
Leonard  Harriet  H.  Mrs.,  r.  30  Tehama 
Leonard  Henry  R.,  architect,  r.  429  Tehama 
Leonard  Hiram,  general  U.  S.  A.,   r.  716  Montgomery 
Leonard  Hughes  H..  salesman  T.  Connolly,  r. 518 Stev- 
enson, rear  • 
Leonard  James,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.  109iC 

Freelon 
Leonard  James,  laborer,  r.  719  K.  Clementina 
Leonard  James,  laborer,  r.  13  Jessie 
Leonard  James  H.,  gardener  Woodward's  Gardens,  r. 

NW  cor  Noe  and  Twenty-fourth 
Leonard  John,  butcher,  r.  5  Heron 
Leonard   John,   foreman   Geary  St.   RR.,   r.   NW  cor 

Point  Lobos  and  First  Avs 
Leonard  John,  housei^aijiter,  r.  1005  Vallejo 
Leonard  John  C,  saddletreemaker.  r.  209  Ritch 
Leonard  John  P.,  cook,  r.  1147  Mission 
Leonard  Kate,  domestic  1300  Taylor 
Leonard  Margaret  Mrs.,  bakery.  552  Mission 
Leonard  Mary,  domestic  1104  Van  Ness  Av 
Leonard  Matthew  A.,  foreman  Occidental  Iron  Works, 

r.  831  Treat  Av 
Leonard  Michael,  laborer  Woodward's  Gardens 
Leonard  Nettie  Miss,  r.  184  Jessie 
Leonard   Newton   W.,  accountant  Post   Office,   r.  710 

California 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Harrison 
Leonard  Patrick,  packer  Cutting   Packing   Co.,  r.  280 

Jessie 
Leonard  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  432  Natoma 
Lec'nard  Patrick  H..  boots  and  shoes,  464  Sixth 
Leonard  PatricU  J.,  agent  Peter  F.  Collier,  22 

Geary,  r.  1046  Folsom 
Leonard  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  10  Sixth 
Leonard  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  6  Minna 
Leonard  Thomas,  driver  Thomas  Day,  r.  115   William 
Leonard  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  81  Stevenson,  rear 
Leonard  Thomas  H.,  driver  Daly  &  Kinne,  r.  1010  Va- 
lencia 
8t?"  Leonard.     See  Lenhart,  Lennard  and   Leonhardt 
Leonhard  Frederick,  porter  Livingston  k  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Leonhardt  Amelia  Miss,  buttonhole  worker,  r.  24  Sec- 
ond 
Leonhardt  August,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1414  Polk,  r. 

1406  Polk 
Leonhardt  Charles,  shoemaker,  24  Second 
Leonhardt  Charles  Jr.,  patternmaker,  r.  24  Second 
Leonhardt  Ernest,  r.  SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Stockton 
Leouhardt  Paul,  cigar  mufr.  2035  Geary 
Leonhardt   Theodore   &   Son  (Philadelphia)  John  W. 

Roberts  &  Co.,  sole  agents  for  Pacific  Coast,  508 

Montgomery 
e^  Leonhardt.     See  Lenhart,  Lannard   and   Leonard 
Leoni  J.  B.,  fisherman,  r.  405  East 
Leopard  Elizabeth,  domestic  657  Seventeenth 
Leopard  Mining  Co.  (Elko  Co.,  Nev.)  Edward  M.  Hall 

secretary.  20  S.  F.  Stock  Exchange  Bldg 
Leopold  Charles,  milker,  r.  S  s  Chestnut,  bet  Steiner 

and  Pierce 
Leopold  Charles  M.  (H.  C.  Leopold  &  Bro.)  r.  46154 

Tehama 
Leopold  Henry,  blacksmiths  helper,   r.  San    Bruno 

Hotel 
Leopold  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  329   East,   r.   SE  cor 

Drumm  and  Clay 
Leopold  H.  C.  «&  Brother  (Hugo  C.   and  Charles 

M.)  florists  and  seedsmen,  35  Post 
Leopold  Hugo  C.  (H.  C.  Leopold  &  Brother)  r.  217  Oak 
Leopold  James,  carpet  la.ver,  r.  1099  Mason 
Leopold  James  C,  upholsterer,  r.  319  Powell 
Leopold  Louis,  tailor,  428  Dupont 
Lepercq  Henry,  laborer,  r.  70  Clementina 
Le    Petit    Journal    (weekly)    Georges   Francfort 

proprietor,  603  Washington 
Lepori  Constantine  (Bertin  &  Lepori)  r.  1518  Powell, 

rear 
Lepori  Dominlco,  pantryman,  r.  1111  Montgomery 
Lepori  John,  clerk  Bertin   &  Lepori,  r.   1518  Powell, 

rear 
Lepori  Luigl,  laborer,  r.  517  Union 
Leppert  Michael,   cook  New  Washington   Hotel,    624 

Fourth 
Leppien  Dora  H.   Miss,   assistant  Clement   Grammar 

School,  r.  740  Ellis 
Leppien  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  740  Ellis 
Leppien  Frederick  E.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.   Tool   Co.,  r. 

740  Ellis 


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Le  Pretre  Eugene,  bootblack,  r.  28  Minna 

Le  Provost  Alonzo,  clerk,  r.  1011  Stockton 

Lercari  Lulgl  (P.  Pera  &  Co.)  r.  2006  Mason 

Lerman  Jacob,  policeman,  r.  10  Pearl 

Lermoud  Andrew  J.,  ship  carpenter.  *•.  613  Mission 

Letmond  Corydon,  engineer,  r.  106  Twenty-third 

Lermond  Delia,  widow,  r.  106  Twenty-third 

Lermond  K.  Mrs.,  r.  106  Twenty-third 

Lerond  Theodore,  ci^jars  and  laundry   oflBce,  302  Du- 

pont,  r.  636  Green 
Leroux  Alexis,  cook,  r.  719  Clay 
Leroux  Alfred,  r.  Sophie  Terrace 
Leroux  Amede,  druggist  French  Hospital,  r.  21   Fifth 

Av 
Leroux  Thomas,  sawyer,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,   bet   Gun- 
nison and  Washington  Avs,  B.  H. 
Le  Roux  T.  M.,  speculator,  r.  59  Shipley,  rear 
Leroy  Alfred  D.  (Leroy  &  Son)  r.  650  Jessie,  rear 
Leroy  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  r.  722  Broadway 
Leroy  Desire  (Leroy  &  Son)  r.  650  Jessie,  rear 
Leroy  Emily  Mrs.,   embroideries   and   stamping,  121 

Sutter 
Leroy  Philip  R.,  house  painter,  r.  4  Howard  Court 
Leroy  &  Son  (Alfred  D.   and  Desire)    fruits,   46   Sev- 
enth 
Lerpora  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  cor  Filbert  and  Dupont 
Lerri  Joseph  J.,  carpetlayer,  r.  1725  Stevenson 
Lertola  Giacomo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Lertora  Louisa  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  lril7  Stockton 
Le  Sack  Edward,  chief  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Syd- 
ney, r.  2032  Folsom 
Le  Sage  Henry  B.,  waiter,  r.  515  Sacramento 
Lesando  Augusto,  r.  1318  Dupont 

Lesby  Frank,  carpenter,  NvV  cor  Pacific  and  Leaven- 
worth, r.  1118  Vallejo 
Lesch  Charles,  house  painter,  r.  1318  Kearny 
Lesch  Henry,  clerk,  r.  401  Broadway 
Lesher  Christian,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Lesher  Gertrude,  widow,  r.  434  Golden  Gate  Av 
Leslie  Angus   S.,   steward  P.   M.  SS.   City  of  Rio  de 

Janeiro,  r.  517  bhotwell 
Leslie  Evan,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Leslie  Frank,  r.  407  Taylor 
Leslie  James,  miner,  r.  410  Hyde 
Leslie  John  Jr.,  with  Holt  Bros.,  r.  120  Ellis 
Leslie  T.,  r.  120  Ellis 
Leslie  William,  expressman,  r.  625  Davis 
Lespoune  Frank,  groceries  and  liquors,  338  Fourth, 

r.  1006  Market 
Lesser  Brothers     (Herman     and  Lesser)    boots  and 

shoes,  108  and  248  Sixth 
Lesser  Ernest  W.,  clerk,  r.  1222  Pine 
Lesser  Henry,  merchant,  r.  1226  Stockton 
Lesser  Herman  (Lesser  Brothers)  r.  535Ji  O'Farrell 
Lessef  Isaac  (William  Schmalz  &  Co)  r.  217  Austin 
Lesser  Jacob,    boots    and    shoes,   1409  Polk,   r.   1407 

Polk 
Lesser  Julius,  bartender,  513  Montgomery 
Lesser  Lesser  (Les.ser  Brothers)  r.  535J^  O'Farrell 
Lesser  Louis,  clerk  Jacob  Lesser,  r.  535  JfJ  O'Farrell 
Lesser  Manus.r.  535)^  O'Farrell 
Lesser  Michael,  cigarmaker,  r.  20  Harrison  Av 

j  Leasing  Henry,  with  Herman  Heyneman,  r.  Alameda 
Lessmann  Frank   A.,   messenger  American   District 
Tel.  Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 

\  Lessmann  Gustav  W.,  clerk,  r.  319  Geary 

I  Lessmann  Isaac,  tailor,  1414  H  Powell 
liessinann  Josepli,  groceries,  NE  cor  Larkin  and 

I  Bush,  r.  1242  Bush 

I  Lessovich  Nicholas,  cook,  r.  620  Post 

I  Lesteille  Antone,  laborer,  r.  33  Clay  Av 
Lester   Charles,   boots  and  shoes,   22   Steuart,  r.  527 

I  Golden  Gate  Av 

:  Lester  Frank,  machinist  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Lester  James,  engineer,  r.  44  Third 

j  Lester  John,  plasterer,  r.   W   s   Mission,  nr  Mount 

I  Vernon  Av 

j  Lester  Louise  Miss,  actress  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  11  Kearny 

1  Le.'tter  Mary,  domestic  1322  Sutter 
Lester  Richard   T.,  clerk,  r.  W  s  Mission,  nr  Mount 

Vernon  .\v 
Lester  Thomas,  driver  N.  B.and  M.  RR.,r.  157^  Clara 
Lester  William  G.,  machinist,  r.  137  Third 
L<  Kter  William  J.,  painter,  r.  313  Sixth 
Le.stita  Michael,  laborer,  r.  7  Tehama 
Leszynsky    Abraham,    salesman    H.    Posener,   r.  823 

Larkin 
LeszyUiSky  George,   clerk  Taylor   &  Haight,   r.    124 

McAllister 
Leszynsky  Herman  E.,  merchant,  r.  828  Sutter 


Leszynsky  Isldor,  business  college,  NW  cor  Kearny 
and  Geary,  r.  823  Larkin 

Leszynsky  Julius,  mining,  310  Montgomery,  r.  NW 
cor  Oak  and  Franklin 

Leszynsky  Lesser  (Leszynsky  &  Zekind)  r.  134  McAl- 
lister 

Leszynsky  Morris  S.,  expressman,  cor  Sanaome  and 
Sacramento,  r.  145  Natoma 

Leszynsky  Samuel  (Wolf  &  Co.;  r.  1413  Bush 

Leszynsky  Samuel  L.,  clerk  Leszynsky  &  Zekind,  r. 
134  McAllister 

Leszinsky  &  Zekind  (Lesser  Leszynsky  and  Solomon 
Zekind)  Pac.  Cloak  and  Suit  Mnfg  Co.,  2-4  Battery 

Letche  Valentine,  milker,  r.  N  s  Point  Lobos  Av, 
bet  Thirty-second  and  Thirty-third  Avs 

Letcher  Giles  C,  clerk  A.  &  H.  C.  Campbell,  r.  2321 
California 

Letellier  A.,  jeweler,  r.  620  Merchant 

Leter  David  (Leter  &  Co.)  r.  315  Jessie 

Leter  Louis,  tailor,  r.  315  Jessie 

Leter  &  Co.  (David  Leter  and  Theodore  Israel)  mer- 
chant tailors,  69  Fourth 

Le  Tourneaux  Thomas  J.,  physician  St.  Mary's  Hos- 
pital 

Letroadec  Celestine  Miss,  saleslady  Frank  Midon,  r. 
421  Green 

Letroadec  Henry  L.,  bartender,  r.  1104  Powell 

Letroadec  Julien  L.,  salesman  Frank  (i.  Edwards,  r. 
421  Green 

Letroadec  Louisa,  dressmaker,  r.  1104  Powell 

Letson  Henry,  r.  1017  Battery 

Letson  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  316  Seventh 

Letson  William  E.,  compositor,  r.  316  Seventh 

Lette  George,  secretary  The  German  Savings  and 
Loan  Society,  526  California,  r.  1909  Geary 

Lettich  Antonio,  boilermaker,  r.  922  Minna 

Lettrin  Charles  A.,  laborer,  r  218  Harrison 

Leturc  Auguste  (Bozio  &  Leturc)  r.  131  Fourth 

Lea  Henning  0.  (Leu  &  Harms)  r.  1247  Mission 

Leu  Peter,  peddler,  r.  643  Natoma 

Leu  &  Harms  (Henning  C.  Leu  and  Peter  Harms)  ci- 
gar mnf rs,  1247  Mission 

Leuderio  Eugene,  saddletreemaker  Main  &  Winches- 
ter 

Leuterdt  Annie  Mrs.,.r.  1712  Stevenson 

Leutholtz  T.  G.,  boot  and  shoefitter,  445  Bush 

Leutzeb  Karl,  retoucher  Bradley  &  Rulofson,  r.  526 
Kearny 

Levaggi,  Barbieri  &  Co.  (G.  B.  Levaggl,  P.  Barbierl 
and  J.  Demartini)  fruit  and  vegetables,  303-305 
Fourth 

Levaggl  Bernardo,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadwoy 

Levaggi  G.  B.  (Levaggi,  Barbieri  &  Co.)  r.  303  Fourth 

Levaggi  George,  poultry  ranch,  N  s  Henry,  nr  Am- 
herst, U.  M.  T. 

Leve  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  1722  Geary 

Levenberg  Jacob,  peddler,  r.  943  Mission 

Levenberg  Samuel,  peddler,  r.  622  Linden  Av 

Levendore  Frank,  barber,  r.  217  Jessie 

Levene  Louis,  cigar  peddler,  r.  7  Austin 

Levensaler  Joseph  G.  (A.  F.  Spear  &  Co.  and  Pitman, 
Middleton  &  Co.)  r.  825  Guerrero 

Levensaler  Raymond  L.,  bookkeeper  James  F.  Chap- 
man k  Co.,  r.  East  Oakland 

Levenson  Herman,  clerk  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r. 
1228  Post 

Levenson  Meyer  D.,  salesman  A.  F.  Downing  ft  Son, 
r.  433  Natoma 

Levenstein  Charles,  butcher,  r.  Eighteenth  Av,  bet  L 
and  M.,  South  S.  F. 

Leventritt  Marion  (S.  W.  Rosenstock  &  Oo.)  r.  The 
Baldwin 

Leveque  Amelie  Miss,  fancy  goods  and  confectionery, 
1203  Powell 

Leveque  Gustav,  packer  Phelps  &  Miller,  r.  34  Austin 

Leveque  Joseph  (Leveque  &  Potter)  r.  1119)4  Mission 

LEVEQUE  &  POTTER  (^osepn 

Leveque  and  Frederick  W.  Potter)  pro- 
prietors San  Francisco  Last  Factory,  10 
Stevenson 

Lever  Hugh,  hostler,  r.  420  Pacific 

Le  Vere  Hester  S.,  widow,  r.  6  Antonio 

Leverentz  Charles,  Swedish  Soc.,71  New  Montgomery 

Leverno  E.,  cook.  r.  12  Ellis 

Leverone  William   M.,  butcher,  r.  8W  cor   Railroad 

and  Fourteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Leveroni   Baccl,  fireman,  r.  20  Lafayette  PI 
Leveroni  Carlo,  laborer,  r.  21  Lafayette  PI 
Leveroni  Francisco,  laborer,  r.  21  Lafayette  PI 


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Leveroni  Gio  B.,  laborer,  r.  5  Gaven 

Leyeroni  John,  marblecutter,  and  assistant  foreman 

Engine  No.  12,  S.  F.  F.  D, 
Leveroni  Louis,  wood  and  coal,  1310  Broadway 
Leveroni  Moses  S.,  r.  444  54  Natoma 
Leveroni  Nicholas,  peddler,  r.  <i08  Greenwich 
Leveroni  Steflano,  laborer,  r.  5  Pollard  PI,  rear 
Leverson  Montague  R.,  attorney  at  law.  005  Clay,  r. 

3'Jl  Ellis 
Levery  Robert,  s^hlpwright,  r.  (iO'2  Second 
Levey  Benjamin  C,  barber,  11  Jackson,  r.  723  O'Far- 

rell 
Levey  Charles  C. .gents'  furnishing  goods,  424  Kearny, 

r.  723  O'Farrell 
Levey  Edward  L..  exijressman,  410  Front,  r.  2623  Pine 
Levey  Henry  J.,  salesman  BannerBros.,  r.  961  Mission 
Levey  Isador,  barber,  705  J^  Market,  r.  503  O'Farrell 
Levey  L.  C,  salesman  Charles  Levey,  r.  723  O'Farrell 
Levey  Leopold,  waiter,  r.  ',!1  Bernard 
Levey  Marcus,  clothing,  9  Jackson,  r.  723  O'Farrell 
Levi  Aaron,  shoemaker.  420  Pacific,  r.  429  Pacific 
Levi  Albert  A.  (A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Levi  Bernard,  shoemaker,  r.  420  Hayes 
Levi  David  (Oppeiiheimer  &  Levi)  r.  534  Jessie 
Levi  Edward,  butcher,  r.  8  Rose  Av 
Levi    H.    6i  Co.   (Herman  and    Jacob  Levi,  Henry 

Koch   and   Jacob  Levi  Sr.)  importers  and  whole- 
sale grocers,  109-115  California 
Levi  Harris,  clothing,  141  Third,  r.  147  Tehama 
Levi  Henry,  miner,  r.  202  Stockton 
Levi  Henry,  speculator,  r.  419  Geary 
Levi  Herman  (H.  Levi  &  Co.)  r.  1016  Van  Ness  Av 
Levi  luador,  peddler,  r.  209  Clara 
Levi  Jacob  Jr.  (H.  Levi  k  Co.)  r.  1016  Van  Ness  Av 
Levi  Jacob  Sr.  (H.  Levi  &  Co.)  r.  1016  Van  Ness  Av 
Levi  John  L.,  salesman  Nathan  J.  Hyman,  r.  905  Mar- 
ket 
Levi  L.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  439  Minna 
Levi  Marquis,  commercial  traveler,  r.  517  Webster 
Levi  Morris,  tailor,  r.  934  Folsom 
Levi  William,  laborer,  r.  1'209  Kearny 
B£^  Levi.     See  Leavy,  Levey  and  Levy 
Leviathan  Mining  Co.  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  B.  B.  Smith 

secretary,  330  Pine,  room  5 
Leviele  Sylvester  L.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1027  Howard 
Levin  Aaron,  clerk  L.  Levin  &  Son,  r.  766  Folsom 
Levin  Adolph,  tinsmith  Schuster  Bros.,  306  Sutter 
Levin  Estella  Miss,  bookkeeper  I.  Levin  h  Co.,  r.  766 

Folsom 
Levin  I.  &  Co.  (Isidor  Levin)  provisions  and  groceries, 

15-17  Bay  City  Market 
Levin  Isidor  (I.  Levin  &  Co.)  r.  1724  Sutter 
Levin  Jacob  (L.  Levin  &  Son)  r.  766  Folsom 
Levin  Jacob,  tailor,  957  J^  Folsom 
Levin  L.  &  Sou    (Louis  and  Jacob)   stationers,  910 

Market 
Levin  Louis  (L.  Levin  &  Son)  r.  The  Windsor 
Levin  Marie  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1524  Polk 
Levin  Saul,  clerk  I,  Levin  &  Co.,  r.  766  Folsom 
K?"  Levin.    See  Laven  and  Lavin 
Levine  Lena,  domestic  1318  California 
Levine  Louis,  cigarmaker,  r.  957  34  Folsom 
Levingston  Abraham,  crockery, 717  Market,  and  proptr 

Overland  House,  531-533  Sacramento,  r.  927  Geary 
Levingston  Abraham  L., salesman  S.  Hartmau  &  Bro., 

r.  1010  Polk 
Levingston  Emanuel,  fancy  goods,  800  Larkin 
Levingston  Eva  Miss,  assistant  South  End  Primary 

School,  r.  1010  Polk 
Levingston  Harry,  expressman,  r.  532  Vallejo 
Levingston   Harry,   packer  Newman  &   Levinson,  r. 

800  Larkin 
Levingston  Isaac,  upholsterer,  902    Larkin,  r.   1010 

Polk 
Levingston  Jacob,  bookkeeper  Bt.  Lash  &  Co..  r.  1010 

Polk 
Levingston  Lazarus  J.,  groceries   and  liquors,    1010 

Polk 
Levingston   Marc,  physician  and   surgeon,  office  208 

Kearny,  r.  927  Geary 
(^■Levingston.    See  Livingstone 
Levlnsky  Louis,  merchant,  office  515  Market,  r.  922 

O'Farrell 
Levlnsky  M.  &  Co.  (Mark  Levinsky)   ruching  mnfrs, 

515  Market 
Levlnsky  Mark  (M.  Levlnsky*:  Co.)  r.  1318  Geary 
Levlnsohn  Meyer   (Levinsohn  &  Meyerstein)  r.  801 

Ellis 
Levlnsohn  fc  Meyerstein  (Meyer  Levinsohn  and  Ctesar 

Meyerstein)  dry  and  fancy  goods,  117-119  Sansom 


Levinson  Caroline,  widow,  r.  1601  Post 
Levinson  Edward,  waiter,  r.  449  Tehama 
Levinson  Hans,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Levinson  Israel,  salesman  Figer  Bros.,  r.  13}^  Harriet 
Levinson  John  (Newman  &  Levinson)  r.  817  Turk 
Levinson  Louis,  clerk  Harris  Bros.,  r.  449  Tehama 
Levinson  Rosalie,  widow,  r.  734  Geary 
Levinson  Rose  Miss,  vii  e  principal  North  Cosmopoli- 
tan Grammar  School,  r.  1601  Post 
Levmsou  W.  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  449  Tehama 
Levinson  William  A.,  bookkeeper  Joseph  Betnbard, 

r.  1600  Laguua 
8^  Levinson.     See  Levison  and  Leviston 
Levis  Mariano,  bootblack,  r.  19  Sherwood  PI 
Levison    Brothers    (Herman    Levison,    John    T. 
Bonestell   and   Gustav  Marcus)  California  Jewel- 
ry  Co.,  manufacturers   and    importers    jewelry, 
watches  and  diamonds,  134  Sutter 
Levison  Charles  G.,  clerk  C.  G.  Strong,  r.  1507  Steiner 
Levison  Herman    (Cal.    Jewelry    Co.    and    Levison 

Brothers)  r.  Europe 
Levison  Hyman,   merchant  tailor,   323   Montgomery 

and;r3a  Market,  r.  1013  Buchanan 
Levison  Isaac  M.,  plumber,  r.  1510  Powell 
Levison  Isidore,  r.  11«  Eighteenth 
Levison  Jacob,  traveling  agent,  r.  1403  Octavia 
Levison  Jacob  B.,  marine  clerk  Hutchinson  &  Mann, 

r.  1507  Steiner 
Levison  Leopold,  paper  carrier,  r.  715  Hyde 
Levison  Marcus,  woolsorter,  r.  236  M  Sixth 
Levison   Mark,  insurance  broker,  office   204   Bush,  r. 

1507  Steiner 
Leviston    George   (WilUam  &  George  Leviston)   r. 

1030  Vallejo 
Leviston  Harriet,  widow,  r.  623  Bush 
Leviston    William    (William  &  George  Leviston)  r. 

623  Bush 
Leviston  William  &  George,  attorneys  at  law, 

6  Montgomery  Av 
l^^Leviston.    See  Levinson 
Levit  Samuel,  traveling  agent,  r.  1221  Webster 
Levitzky  David  (Levy  &  Levitzky)  r.  408 >«  Fell 
Levrey  John,  employee  Palace  Hotel,  r.  184  Jessie 
Le\'y  A.  Mrs.,  r.  20  Louisa 

Levy  A.  &  Co.  (Adolph  and  Jacob  Levy) produce  com- 
mission merchauts.NE  cor  Washington  and  Front 
Levy  Aaron,  restaurant,  214  Washington,  r.  Oil  Lin- 
den Av 
Levy  Aaron  N.,  upholsterer,  NE  cor  Market  and  Fell 
Levy  Abraham,  capitalist,  r.  811  Octavia 
Levy  Abraham,   clerk   Leszynsky  &  Zekind,   r.   1408 

Geary 
Levy  Abraham,  clothing,  r.  249  Third 
Levy  Abraham,  glazier,  r.  563   Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
Levy  Abraham,  salesman,  r.  745  Harrison 
Levy  Abraham,  salesman  Jules  Levy,  r.  417  Mason 
Levy  Abraham  H.,  clerk,  r.  622  Green 
Levy  Adolph  (A.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  1214  Pierce 
Levy  Adolph,   boots  and  shoes,   138  Second,   r.   943 

Howard 
Levy  Adolph  S.,  salesman   Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  304 

Sutter 
Levy  Albert,  expressman,  cor  California  and  Webb,  r. 

413  Powell 
Levy  Alexander,  janitor,  r.  21  Bernard 
Levy  Alexander,  tailor,  r.  1231  Folsom 
Levy  Alexander  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  1003  Powell 
Levy  Alexander  L.,  bellman,  r.  21  Bernard 
Levy  Alexandre,   liquor  saloon,  18  Stockton,  r.   1120 

Powell 
Levy  Alfred,  clerk  Hermansen,  Jorgensen  &  Co.,  r. 

1105  Montgomery 
Levy  Alfred,  clerk  Weil,  Leiter  &  Co.,  r.  431  Grove 
Levy   Archibald,   barber  Daniel  J.   Linahan,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Levy  Asher  N..  peddler,  r.  823  Mission 
Levy  Augustus,  r.  722  Golden  Gate  Av 
Levy  Babette,  widow,  r.  524  Jessie 
Levy  Barnard,  clerk  Mlerson,  Jewell  &  Co.,  r.  1904 

Sutter 
Levy  Baruch,  r.  120  Turk 
Levy  Buruch,  purchasing  agent,  217  Battery,  r.  82C 

McAllister 
Levy  Bella  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  824  J4  Hayes 
Levy  Benjauiin,  tailor,  r.  413  Powell 
Levy  Benjamin  H.,  commission   merchant,    r.    920 

O'Farrell 
Levy  Benjamin  L.,  salesman  Adolph  Levy,  r.  913 
Howard 


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Levy  Bernard,  cigarmaker.  r.  308 M  Stockton 

liBvy  Bernard,  clerk  Friedlander  Bros.,  r.  502  Buab 

Levy  Bernard,  fly  paper  mufr,  770  Bryant 

Levy  Bernard,  fruits,  800  Geary 

Levy  Bernbard  L.,  capitalist,  r.  1121  Van  Ness  Av 

Levy  Brothers  (Julius  and  Henry)  tinners,   plumbers 

and  gasfitters,  439  Bush 
Levy  Brothers  (Isaac  and  M.)  butchers,  SE  cor  Geary 

and  William 
Levy  Charles,  auctioneer,  537   California,   r.  913  Fol- 

som 
Levy  Charles,  clerk  Smart  &  Co.,  r.  205  Second 
Levy  Charles,  tailor,  611  California,  r.  19  Harrison  Av 
Levy  Charles  I.,  printer   Cal.    Cigar  Box   Co.,  r.   328 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Levy  Charles  M.,  bookkeeper  Straus  &  Levy,   r.   307 

Hayes 
Levy  Charlotte  Mrs.,  seambtress,  r.  802  Vallejo 
Levy  David,  r.  HI  Stevenson 
Levy  David,  crockery  dealer,  r.  1212  Folsom 
Levy  David,  horse  dealer,  r.  747  Folsom 
Levy  David,  ornanaental  painting,   635  California,  r. 

633  Post 
Levy  David  J.,  cutter  B.  Friedlander,  r.  810  Folsom 
Levy  David  L.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  39  Third,  r. 

493  Mi  una 
Levy  David  P.,  liquor  saloon,  607  Sacramento,  r.  1524 

Powell 
Levy  David  S.,  r.  1019  Polk 
Levy,   Diamant,  Oppenlieimer  &  Co.   (Herr- 

man  L.  Levy,   L.   Dlamant,  and  Charles  Oppen- 

heimer)  importers  and  manufacturers   boots  and 

shoes,  107  Battery,  factoi-y  cor  Drumm  and  Wash- 
ington 
Levy  Edward,  clerk  I.  L.  Bosenthal  &  Bro.,  r.  1225 

Mason 
Levy  Edward  J., melter  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.  8. 

Mint,  r.  NE  cor  Haight  and  Octavia 
Levy  Ellas,  salesman  A.  Alexander,  r.  948  Folsom 
Levy  Elias,  second  baud  furniture,  786  Folsom 
Levy  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  furniture,  106  Fourth 
Levy  Ellis  H.,  barnessmaker  E.  Stone,  r.  622  Green 
Levy  Emanuel,  bookkeeper  The  J.   M.   Brunswick  & 

Balke  Co.,  r.  1410  Geary 
Levy  Eugene  H.,  assay cr,  r.  1410  Geary 
Levy  Eugene  W.,  managing  clerk  Winans,  Belknap  & 

Godoy,  r.  1133  Ellis 
Levy  Felix,  butcher  Bernard  Fulda,  r.  519  Hyde 
Levy  Frederick  H.,  bookkeeper  M.  Hyman  &   Co.,  r. 

1808  Bush 
Levy  George  Mrs.,  r.  1403  Van  Ness  Av 
Levy  Georye,  shirt  mnfr,  r.  9  Leavenworth 
Levy  H.  &  Co.  (Herman  Levy)  poultry,  game  and  pro- 
duce. 22  Centre  Market 
Levy  Hattie  M.  Miss,  assistant  West   Mission  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  1157  Mission 
Levy  Hannah  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  422  Third 
Levy  Harris,  merchant,  r.  12  Hyde 
Levy  Harris,  secondhand  clothing,  130  Pacific 
Levy  Henry  (Levy  Brothers)  r.  8m3  Bush 
Levy  Henry  (Straus  k  Levy)  r.  307  Hayes 
Levy  Henry,  foreman  J.  Schweitzer  k  Co.,  r.  908  Ellis 
Levy  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Jackson 
Levy  Henry,  peddler,  r.  144%  Clara 
Levy  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  9  Harrison  Av 
Levy  Henry  R.,  salesman   E.    Mansbach  &  Co.,  r.  249 

Third 
Levy  Herman  (H.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  1432  Geary 
Levy   Herman,   capitalist,   office  206}^    Bush,    r.  806 

Ellis 
Levy  Herman,  expressman,  cor  Pine  and   Battery,  r. 

1905  Webster 
Levy  Herman  M..  capitalist,  15  Nevada  Block,  r.  1302 

Post 
Levy  Herrman   L.  (Levy,   Diamant,  Oppenheimer  & 

Co.)  r.  1109  Van  Ntss  Av 
Levy  Isaac,  r.  1901  Stockton 
Levy  Isaac  (J.  Schweitzer  &  Co.)  r.  908  Ellis 
Levy  Issac  (Levy  Brothers)  r.  923  Gear.y 
Levy  Is  ao  (Livingston  &  Co.)  r.  617  Green 
Levy  Isaac  (Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co.)  r.  1904  Sutter 
Levy  Isaac,  cooper,  r.  31)  Park  Av 
Levy  Isaac,  junk,  210  Pacific,  r.  429  Pacific 
Levy  Isaac  D.,  general  merchandise,  647  Washington 
Levy  Isaac  K.,  clerk  Elder  Bros.,  r.  437  Fifth 
Levy  Isidore,  tailor.  205  Second 
Levy  Isidore  W.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Livingston  & 

Co.,  r.  617  Green 
Levy  Jacob,  r.  722  Golden  Gate  Av 


Levy  Jacob  (A.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  1214  }4  Pierce 
!  Levy  Jacob,  clerk,  r.  429  Pacific 

Levy  Jacob,  merchant,  r.  1808  Bush 

Levy  Jacob,  tailor,  424  Third 
j  Levy  Jacques,   liquor   saloon,   422   Sacramento,  r.    3 
I  Kappeler  Court 

i  Levy  Jerome  S.,  real  estate,  r.  25  Montgomery  Av 
I  Levy  Jesse  H.,   stock  clerk   Rosenbaum  &  Co.,  r.  929 

Sutter 
!  Levy  John  (John  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  1712  Geary 
1  Levy  John,  clerk  Mrs.   Elizabeth   Levy,  r.  106  Fourth 
1  Levy  John  <&  Co.  (John  Levy)  importers  and  retail 
watches,  jewelry,  diamonds,   silverware,  etc.,  118 
i  Sutter 


JOHN  LEVY  &,  CO. 

Maanfactiiriii  Jewelers, 

IMi'ORTLKS  OF 

DIAMONDS    AND    OTHER    PRECIOUS    STONES, 

Watches,  French  Clocks  and  Silverware. 

I  18  Sutter  St. 


Levy  Joseph,  barber,  r.  1408  Geary 

Levy  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  115  William 

Levy  Joseph,  capitalist,  r.  923  Geary 

Levy  Joseph,  clerk  George  Franklin,  r.  205  Second 

Levy  Joseph,  driver  J.  Schweitzer   k  Co.,  r.  908  Ellis 

Levy  Joseph,  sack  dealer,  928-932  Harrison,  r.  328 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Levy  Joseph  H.,  clerk  Noah  J.  Franklin,  r.  1106 
Market 

Levy  Jules,  importer  embroidery  and  laces,  523  Mar- 
ket, r.  1230  Geary 

Levy  Julius  (Levy  Brothers)  r.  604  Sutter 

Levy  Julius  Mrs.,  r.  315  Ellis 

Levy  Julius,  cattle  dealer,  r.  85  Ninth 

Levy  Julius,  clerk  S.  Levy  &  Co.,  r.  1624  Geary 

Levy  Julius,  men's  furnishing  goods.  617  Kearny,  r. 
1901  Stockton 

Levy  Julius,  poultry  dealer,  r.  1432  Geary 

Levy  Lazard,  r.  307  Clementina 

Levy  Leman,  clerk,  r.  429  Pacific 

Levy  Leon,  clerk, 'r.  14  Kausch 

Levy  Leon,  clerk,  r.  1210  Turk 

Levy  Leon,  salesman  D.  Samuels,  r.  1517  Webster 

Levy  Leopold,  furniture,  2122  Fillmore,  r.  1213  Fill- 
more 

Levy  Lewis  (Levy  &  Co.)  r.  707  Green 

Levy  Louis,  r.  625  Geary 

Levy  Louis,  r.  1624  Howard 

Levy  Louis,  r.  303  Mason 

Levy  Louis,  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant, 
r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Levy  Louis,  clerk  John  Meyers,  r.  249  Third 

Levy  Louis,  clothing,  227-229  Pacific 

Levy  Louis,  merchant,  r.  1210  Turk 

Levy  Louis,  merchant  tailor,  15  Eddy,  r.  639^  Stev- 
enson 

Levy  Louis,  peddler,  r.  129  Bernard 

Levy  Louis,  peddler,  r.  1008  Pacific 

Levy  Louis,  s,iilmaker,  r.  310  Tehama 

Levy  Louis,  salesman  John  Levy  &  Co.,  r.  1712  Geary 

Levy  Louis  B.  (Wissing  &  Levy)  r.  147  Third 

Levy  Louis  H.,  clerk  Levy,  Diamant,  Oppenheimer  & 
Co.,  r.  1109  Van  Ness  Av 

Levy  Louis  R.,  clerk  Bothin,  Dallemand  &  Co.,  r.  722 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Levy  Lucien,  cigardealer,  r.  307  Fourth 

Levy  M.  (Levy  Brothers)  r.  923  Geary 

Levy  M.  &  Co.  (Marcus  and  Morris  Levy)  drygooda 
and  gents  furuishing  goods,  109  Battery 

Levy  M.  &  Co.  (Morris  Levy  and  Isaac  Hyman)  cloth- 
ing, 42  Jackson 

Levy  Mandel,  teamster,  108  Battery,  r.  520  >i  Birch  Av 

Levy  Manuel,  photographer  Thomas  A.  Brown,  r.  1026 
Washington 

Levy  Marcus  (M.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  905  Ellis 

Levy  Marcus  B.  (Levy  &  Levitzky)  r.  1157  Mission 

Levy  Mark  (Mark  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  933  Folsom 

Levy  Mark,  barber,  774  Howard,  r.  252  Clemeutma 

Levy  Mark,  horseradish.  Bay  City  Market,  r.  948  Fol- 
som 

Levy  Mark  &  Co.  (Mark  Levy  and  William  Appel) 
furniture  and  stoves,  226  Fourth 

Levy  Mark  W.  (Trobock  &  Levy)  r.  1121  Van  Ness  Av 


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Levy  Marks,  tailor,  1003  Poet,  r.  1431  Polk 

Levy  Marks,  tailor,  r.  322  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia  and 

MiBbiion 
Levy  Marks  D.,  bookkeeper  Pac.  Jewelry  Co.,  r.  1025 

Washington 
Levy  Martin,  r.  C37  California 
Levy  Martin  H.,  assistant  secretary  Justice  Mining 

Co.,  r.  1302  Post 
Levy  Mary,  widow,  r.  1027  Hyde 
Levy  Max,  bookkeeper  Nathan,  Pulverman  &   Co.,  r. 

923  Geary 
Levy  Melville  S.,  clerk  Gutte  &  Frank,  r.  424  Eddy 
Levy  Meyer,  bookkeeper  John  S.  Bowman   &   Co.,   r. 

617  Green 
Levy  Meyer,  butcher,  810  Buchanan 
Levy  Meyer  J.,  jeweler  A.  Hirschman,  r.   2514  Cali- 
fornia 
Levy  Michael  S.,  tailor,  176  Minna 
LeVy  Millie  Miss,  saleslady  N. W.Wolfifsohn,  r.  25  Lang- 
ton 
Levy  Milton  W..with  Levison  Bros.,  r.  1712  Geary 
Levy  Minnie,  widow,  r.913  Folsom 
Levy  Morris  (M.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  321  Broadway 
Levy  Morris  (M.  Levy  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Levy   Morris,   Dookkeeper  N.   Brown  &   Co.,  r.   1025 

Washington 
Levy  Morris,  driver  M.  Michelson,  r.  NE  cor  Hyde 

and  Ellis 
Levy  Morns,  insurance  broker,  r.  1133  Ellis 
Levy  Morris,  packer  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 
Levy  Moses,  cigarmaker,  r.  1212  Folsom 
Levy  Moses,  clerk,  r.  303  Mason 
Levy  Moses,  salesman  Adolph  Eisenberg 
Levy  Nathan,  liquor  saloon,  39  Eddy,  r.  431  Natoma 
Levy  Oscar  S.,  manager  Sherman  S.^ewett  &  Co.,  and 

commission  merchant,  120  Battery,  r.  814  Ellis 
Levy  Peppie,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Mason 
Levy  Peter,  window  cleaner  Lick  House 
Levy  Raphael,  furniture,  821  Jackson 
Levy  Raphael,  juukdealer,  r.  431  Grove 
Levy  Raphael,  salesman  Ichi  Ban,  r.  25  Langton 
Levy  Rebecca,  widow,  r.  940  Bryant 
Levy  Reuben,  shoecutter,  r.  948  Folsom 
Levy  Rosalie  Miss,  saleslady  John  Deler,  r.  38  Morse 
Levy  R.W.,  cashier  Livingston  &  Co.,  r.  617  Green 
Levy  S.  &  Co.  (Solomon  Levy  and  Bernard  Beer)  pro- 
duce commission  merchants,  218-220  Washington 
Levy  Salomon,   clerk    Robert    Blum,    r.   lUODi  Fill- 
more 
Levy  Samuel,  r.  422  Third 
Levy  Samuel,  bartender,  r.  431  Natoma 
Levy  Samuel,  peddler,  r.  140  )<)  Shipley 
Levy  Samuel,  porter  Wangenheim,  Sternheim  &  Co., 

"r.  5G3  Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Levy  Samuel,  salesman,  r.  328  Golden  Gate  Av 
Levy  Samuel,  student  University,  r.  1157  Mission 
Levy  Samuel  G.  L.,  clerk,  r.  943  Howard 
Levy  Samuel  J.,  pressman  A.Waldstein,  r.  1123  Post 
Iievy  Samuel  W.,  insurance  broker  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  21-23  Battery,  r.  424  Eddy 
Levy  Sarah  Miss,  bookkeeper  8.  Levy  Aj  Co.,  r.  1624 

Geary 
Levy  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  702  Harrison 
Levy  Seline  Mrs.,  furuished  rooms,  323  Kearny 
"Levy  Sigumud.  clerk  Bernard  Levy,  r.  800  Geary 
Levy  Sigmund,  salesman  John   Levy   &   Co.,  r.   1712 

Geary 
Levy  Solomon,  r.  622  Green 
Levy  Solomon,  r.  767  Bryant 
Levy  Solomon  (S.Levy  &  Co.)  r.  1624  Geary 
Levy  Solomon',  tailor,  633  Jackson,  r.  1025  Washington 
Levy  Solomon  J.  (Brenner  &  Levy)  r.  1834  Sutter 
Levy  Sylvain,  salesman   Rebstock,   Eudres   &   Co.,  r. 

702  Harrison 
lievy  Walter  H.   (Heydenfeldt,  JefiEerson  h   Levy) 
attorney   at  law,  318  Pine,   rooms  27-28,   r.   G61 
Harrison 
Levy  William  (Michelsen  &  Levy)  r.  12  Garden 
Levy  William,  clerk,  r.  328  Golden  Gate  Av 
Levy  Wolf,  tailor,  159  Shipley 
Levy  &    Co.  (Lewis  Levy  and  Bernard  Eatschinski) 

boots  and  shoes,  10  Third  and  534  Kearny 
Levy  h  Levitzky  (Marcus  B.   Li^vy  and   David  Levit- 

zky)  real  estate  agents,  306  Montgomery 
I^^Levy.     See  Leavy,  Levey  and  Levi 
Lew  Adolph,  porter  W.  k  I.   Steinhart  &   Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Lewald  Albert,    clerk    Brandenstein   k    Co.,   r.  516 
Grove 


Lewald  George,  coaldealer,  607  Sacramento,  r.  1523 

Geary  .  • 

Lewald  George  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Sam.  Lewis  &  Co., 

r.  1523  Geary 
Lewald  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  r.  515  Grove 
Lewald  Louis,  expressman,  8W  cor  Battery  and  Pine, 

r.  515  Grove 
Lewald  Samuel,  salesman  Frankentbal,  Bachman  & 

Co.,  r.  515  Grove 
Lewecke  George,  salesman  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer,  r. 

457  Jessie 
Lewellen  Wilson,  carpenter  Charles  L.  Tilden,  r.  8 

Quincy 
Lewelling  •Telin,    president   Grangers'   Bank  of 
California,  NE  cor  California  and  Davis,  r.  Napa, 
California 
Lewellyn  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  14  Clay,  r.  632  Jessie 
B^Lewellyn.     See  Llewellyn 

Lewen  Robert,  blacksmith  and  horseshoer,  18  Hayes 
Lewenthal  Jacob  (Goldberg  &  Lewenthal)    r.  100  Mc- 
Allister 
Lewenthal  Wolf,  merchant,  r.  315  Golden  Gate  Av 
ffi?"Lewenthal.     See  Loeweuthal  and  Lowenthal 
Lewin  A.  Mrs.,   dress  and  cloakmaking,  416  Broad- 
way 
Lewin  Gustave.  r.  858  Folsom 
Lewin  Israel,  tailor,  1517  Market 
Lewin  Jacob,  barber,  r.  419  Fourth 
Lewin  John,  clerk  P.  Lewin  &  Co.,  r.  1002  Minna 
Lewin  Jonas,  r.  1002  Minna 

Lewin  Louis,  clerk  P.  B.  Kennedy,  r.  1002  Minna 
Lewin  Marcus,  barber,  r.  950  Folsom 
Lewin  Maurice,  dressmaker,  416  Broadway 
Lewin  Max,  barber  and  baths,  421   Fourth,  r.  47  Clara 
Lewin  Morris,  clerk  John  J.  Duffy,  r.  1633  Ellis 
Lewin  P.  k  Co.  (Peter  Lewin)  fruits  and  vegetables, 

21  Bay  City  Market 
Lewin  Peter  (P.  Lewin  &  Co.)  r.  1002  Minna 

Lewis ,  r.  427  Bush 

Lewis ,  widow,  r.  134  Fern  Av 

Lewis  A.  Mrs.,  chiropodist,  office  838  Market 

Lewis  Abraham,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept  U.S. 

Mint,  r.  1003  Mission 
Lewis  Abraham,  pictures   and  looking  glasses,   1206 

Stockton  and  673  Mission,  r.  433 }6  Clementina 
Lewis  Ad. (Michalitschke  Bros.   &   Co.)  r.  1303  Gough 
Lewis  Albert  H.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  813 

Bush 
Lewis  AlbertJ.  (George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.)  r.  837  Post 
Lewis  Albert  P.,  oysterman,  r.  636  Commercial 
Lewis  Ann.  widow,  r.  22!«i  Louisa 
Lewis  Annie,  widow,  r.  2.534  Folsom 
Lewis  Armand  S.,  third  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Lewis  Arnold  M.,  engineer,  r.  20  Russell 
Lewis  Barnet  L.,  salesman  Henry  L.  Lewis,  r.  432 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Lewis  Benjamin  M.,  captain  bktn  Webfoot,  office  44 

Market,  r.  246  Taylor 
Lewis  B^-rt.  salesman,  r,  323  Dupont 
Lewis  Brotheis  (Wesley  T.  and  Charles  D.)  butchers, 

2129  Mission 
Lewis  Calvin  T.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  9  Moss 
Lewis  Charles,  r.  106  Mission 
Lewis  Cliarks,  blacksmith,  r.  217  Geary 
Lewis  Charles  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1822  O'Farrell 
Lewis  Charles  D.  (Lewis  Brothers)  r.  615  Eighteenth 
Lewis  Charles  H.,  first  officer  P.  0.  SS.  Los  Angeles, 

r.  1402  Montgomery 
Lewis  Charles  H.,  janitor,  r.704  Folsom 
Lewis  Charles  W.,  clerk,  r.  808  Mission 
Lewis  Ciie.ro  H.  (Allen  &  Lewis)  r.  Portland,  Or. 
Lewis  Consolidated  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Pinal  Co.  A.T., 

John  W.  Pew  secretary,  310 Pine,  room  15 
Lewis  David  G.,  printer,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Lewis   David  J.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  Price,  r.   1624 

Stevenson 
Lewis  David  J.,  compositor  John   H.  Oarmany  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Lewis  D.  P.,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  415 

Post 
Lewis  E.,  r.  636  Commercial 
Lewis  E.,  laborer,  r.  946  Harrison 
Lewis  E.  &  Co.  (Emanuel  Lewis  and  H.   Olcovlch) 

shoeflndings,  27  Second 
Lewis  Edgar  L.,  cashier  Thomas  T.  Atkinson  &  Co., 

r.  1807  Post 
Lewis  Edward,  glovecutter,  r.  117  Fulton 
Lewis  Edward,  miner,  r.  424  Sausome 
Lewis  Edward  M.,  carriagetrimmer,  r.   1   Willows  Av 
Lewis  Edwin  (Edwin  Lewis  &  Son)  r.  2245  Jackson 


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Lewis  Edwin,  clerk,  r.  8W  cor  Clara  Av  and  Seven- 
teenth 
LewiB  Edwin,  machiniat,  r.  77  Natoma 
Lewis  Edwin  &  Son  (Edwin  and   John  R.)    insurance 

brokers,  322-324  Calilornia 
Lewis  Edwin  C,  r.  217  Broadway 

Lewis  Elijah  W.,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  1315  Green 
Lewis  E.  J.  Mrs.,  r.  213  Eddy 
Lewis  Elmanson  F..  lettercarrier  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 

Express,  r.  2534  Folsom 
Lewis  Emanuel   (E.  Lewis  k  Co.)  r.  1941  Geary 
Lewis  Eniil,  tanner,  r.  229  Fair  Oaks 
Lewis  Emily  E.   Miss,   dressmaker,   211   Eddy,  r.   15 

William 
Lewis  Emma  Miss.  r.  cor  N  and  Railroad  Av,  South 

S.  F. 
Lewis  Emma  A.  Mrs.,  medium,  r.  21  Powell 
Lewis  Emma  J.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  213  Eddy 
Lewis  Enoch  T.,  collector  Palace  Hotel,  r.  49  Clara 
Lewis  F.  C,  janitor  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  529  Capp 
Lewis  Florence,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1165  Market 
Lewis  Frances    R.   Miss,   assistant    Bernal   Heights' 

School,  r.  710  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lewis  Frank,  fireman  Pioneer  White  Lead  Works,  r. 

815  Mission 
Lewis  Frederick  M.,  with  J.  L.  Schmitt  &   Co.,  r.  1807 

Post 
Lewis  Frederick  R.,  clerk  Newhall's  Sons  &   Co.,  r. 

334  Beale 
Lewis  Freeman  H.,  whitener,  r.  137  Thirteenth 
Lewis  George,  carpenter,  r.  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  P  and 

Q,  South  8.  F. 
Lewis  George,  lumberman,  r.  650  Howard 
Lewis  George,   messenger  P.   C.   SS.   Co's   Wharf,  r. 

Oakland 
Lewis  George  E.,  assistant  License  Collector,  r.  217 

Broadway 
Lewis  George  H..  driver  Cutler  &  Pearson,  r.  2523 

Pine 
Lewis  George  W.,  bootmaker,  r.  15  William 
Lewis  Harriet  E.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  9  Moss 
Lewis  Harry,  r.  1420  Sutter 

Lewis  Harry,  clerk  Isaac  Herzberg,  r.  305  Third 
Lewis  Harry,  manager  California  Oil  Refining  Co.,  r. 

632  Lombard 
Lewis  Harry  W.,  proptr  Central  Hotel,  217  Broadway 
Lewis  Henry  B.,  r.  102  Mason 
Lewis  Henry  D.,  steward  Union  Club 
Lewis  Henry  L.,  conimission  merchant,  215  Sacra. 

mento,  r.  432  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lewis  Henry  M.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  655  Clay 
Lewie    Herman,  salesman    Lippman    Bros.,    r.    502 

Gough 
Lewis  Hermann,  cigars  and  tobacco,  and  barber,  SW 

cor  Pacific  and  Front,  r.  1321  Mason 
Lewis  Isaac,  salesman  Lippman  Bros.,  r.  501  Gough 
Lewis  J.,  seaman,  r.  409  Drumm 
Lewis  Jacob,  salesman  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r.  710 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Lewis  James,  harnessmaker,  r.  22  J4  Louisa 
Lewis  James  E.,  lumberman,  r.  127  Jackson 
LewiB  James  H.,  shipper  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co.,  r.  14 

Valparaiso 
Lewis  James  McM.,  salesman,  r.  615  Eighteenth 
Lewis  J.   C.   Miss,  assistant   Shotwell    St.  Primary 

School,  r.  1410  Ellis 
Lewis  John  (Lewis  &  Swift)  r.  Oakland 
Lewis  John,  blacksmith,  r.  503  Folsom 
Lewis  John,  fireman  P.   C.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r.  921 

Montgomery 
Lewis  John,  fireman,  r.  1126  Market 
Lewis  John,  fruits,  Mission  St.  Wharf,  r.  318  Davis 
Lewis  John,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Lewis  John,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Lewis  John,  tanner  Krenz  &  Getz,  r.  229  Fair  Oaks 
Lewis  John,  waiter  Union  Club 

Iievris  Jolin  B.,  real   estate  agent,  500  Montgom- 
ery, r.  409  Bryant 
Lewis  John  F.,  lettercarrier  Post  Office,  r.  108  Taylor 
Lewis  John  F.,  tinning,  plumbing,  etc.,  cor  Railroad 

and  Sixteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Lewis  John  R.  (Edwin  Lewis  &  Son)  r.  2245  Jackson 
Lewis  John  S.,  laborer,  r.  19  Everett 
Lewis  John  T.,  clerk,  r.  334  Beale 
Lewis  Joseph,  restaurant,  58  Steuart,  r.  150  Steuart 
Lewis  Joseph  D.,  compositor,  r.  534  Bush 
Lewis  Josephine  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  134  Fern  Av 
Lewis   Julia  Miss,  assistant  Silver   Street  Primary 

School,  r.  1409  Van  Ness  Av 
Lewis  Julius,  cashier  Lippman  Bros.,  r.  616  Laguna 


Lewis  Leah  Mrs.,  r.  24  Clara,  rear 

Lewis  Lewis,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Channel 
Lewis  Lizzie  Mrs.,  r.  115  Second 
Lewis  Louis,  carpenter,  1901  Webster 
Lewis  Louisa,  widow,  bakery,  N  8  Haight,  bet  Web- 
ster and  Fillmore 
Lewis  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  103  Pacific 
Lewis  Manuel,  milker,  r.  SW  cor  Arkansas  and  Napa 
Lewis   Martin,  salesman  Nast,  Greenzweig   &  Co.,  r. 

710  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lewis  Martin,  waiter,  r.  212  First 
Lewis  Marks,  glazier,  r.  226  Miona 
Lewis  Marks,  tailor,  422  Hayes,  r.  417  Hayes 
Lewis  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  r.  14  Valparaiso 
Lewis  Meyer,  barber,  r.  1014  Stockton 
Lewis  Michael  M.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  620  Market,  r. 

710  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lewis  Miles  B.,  wheelwright,  r.  220  Ridley 
Lewis  Milton  E.,  clerk  C.  A.  Klinkuer   &    Co.,    r.    9 

Moss 
Lewis  Morris,  expressman,  cor  Bush  and  Sansome,  r. 

1626  Leavenworth 
Lewis  Myer,  capitalist,  320  Sansome,  room  30,  r.  The 

Baldwin 
Lewis  Nannie,  widow,  r.  030  Jessie 
Lewis  Oliver,  janitor  Chronicle  Bldg,  r.  108  Second 
Lewis   Orville  H.,  clerk  William  E.  Mayhew,  r.  144 

Fourth 
Lewis  Oscar  (McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co.)  r.  2608  Sacra- 
mento 
Lewis  Philip,  clerk  Held  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  406  Gough 
Lewis  Philip,  speculator,  r.  1807  Post 
Lewis  R.  G.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  126  Kearny 
Lewis  Richard,  r.  184  Jessie 
Lewis  Richard  B.,  with   Jason  Springer  &  Co.,r.  9 

Essex 
Lewis  Robert  E.,  finisher  Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg  Co.,r. 

801  Hyde 
Lewis  Robert,  compositor,  r.  317  Leavenworth 
Lewis  Robert  N.  F.,  commercial  traveler,  291  Market, 

r.  317  Leavenworth 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  attorney  at  law,  100  Montgomery 

Block 
Lewis  Rosalind  Miss,  buttonholemaker,  r.  9  Moss 
Lieivls  Sam.    &  Co.    (Samuel  Lewis    and   Louis 

Werthejmer)   manufacturers  and  dealers  cigars 

and  leaf  tobacco,  24  California 
Lewis  Samuel,  r.  305  Third 

Lewis  Samuel  (Sam.  Lewis  &  Co.)  r.  900  O'Farrell 
Lewis  Samuel,  hackman,  r.  174  Jessie 
Lewis  Samuel,  miner,  r.  783  Market 
Lewis  Samuel,  poultry  ranch,  W  s  Mission   Road,   nr 

Ocean  View  Station 
Lewis  Samuel  C.  (Dufifey  &  Lewis)  r.  516  O'Farrell 
Lewis  Selig,  glazier.  673  Mission,  r.  433 J*    Clementina 
Lewis  Sol.,  r.  621  Eddy 

Lewis  Thomas,  veterinary  surgeon,  r.  1244  Howard 
Le^is  Thomas  J.,  r.  10 J^  Harriet 
Lewis  Thomas  O.,  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  1831  Jessie 
Lewis  Thomas  S.,  baker,  r.  15  William 
Lewis  Walter,  hou-e  painter,  r.  213  Clara 
Lewis  Wesley  T.  (Lewis  Brothers)  r.  615  Eighteenth 
Lewis  William  (William  Lewis*  Co.)  r.  804  Ellis 
Lewis  William,  bookkeeper,  r.  1908  Sutter 
Lewis  William,  plumber  J.  Keegan,  r.  831  Vallejo 
Lie'wts  William  &  Co.  (William  Lewis)    manufac- 
turers cigars  and  importers   and  dealers   leaf  to- 
bacco, 30-32  California 
Lewis  William  H.,  waiter,  r.  231  Stevenson 
Lewis  William  J.,  surveyor  and   civil   engineer,    104 

Montgomery  Block,  r.  461  Natoma,  nr  Sixth 
Lewis  William  R..  clerk  Lebenbaum,    Goldberg    & 

Bowen,  r.  334  Beale 
Lewis  &  Co.  (Lewis  Albert,  George  Hall  and  John  W. 

Norton)  teamsters,  17  Steuart 
Iie'M^$&  Swift   (John  Lewis  and  Patrick  Swift) 

wholesale  and  retail  lumber  dealers,  215  Spear 
Bsy     Lewis.     See  Louis 
Lewisey  A.,  iron  worker  Sutter  St.  RR. 
Lewison  Louis,  merchant,  office  6  Sansome,  r.  608 

Post 
Lewltt  William,  physician,  office  and  r.  16  Turk 
Lewitt  William  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  2110  Mason 
Lewkowitz  Alfred,  r.  418  Van  Ness  Av 
Lewkowitz  Brothers  (Joseph  and  Jacob)  proptrs  New 

York  and  San  Francisco  Jewelry  Mnfg  Co., 213-215 

Sansome 
Lewkowitz  Jacob,  r.  303 )i  Turk 


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Lewkowitz  Jacob   (Lewkowitz  Brothers)   r.  418  Van 

Ness  Av 
Lewkowitz  Joseph   (Lewkowitz  Brothers)  r.  418  Van 

Ness  Av 
Lewkowitz  Morris,  peddler,  r.  525  Stevenson 
Lewkowitz  Solomon,  laborer,  r.  2.')  Harriet 
Lewthwaite  Alexander,  salesman  S.  P.  Taylor  &   Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Lexow  George  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  134  Fourth 
Ley  Chatks,  baker,  r.  115  Natoma 
Leydeclter    Tlieoflore    William,     wines     and 

liquors,  SW  cor  Clay  and  East,  and    (Leydecker  & 

Lunsman)  r.  Alameda 
Leydecker  «Ss  Liniisiiian  (Theodore  W,  Leydecker 

and  John  H.  Lunsman)  liquor  saloon,  631  Davis 
Leyden  Andrew,  coremaker,  r.  12  Folsom  Av 
Leyden  Henry,  master  mariner,  r.  921  Battery 
Leyden  James  F.,  harnessmaker,r.  Market.bet  Fourth 

and  Fifth 
Leyden  John,  laborer,  r.  251  Minna,  rear 
Leyden  Michael,  laborer,  r.  251  Minna,  rear 
Leydon   Darby,   foreman  Oregon  Imp.   Go's  Wharf, 

r.  558  Howard 
Leydon  Michael,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
(^"Lfydon.     See  Layden  and  Lydon 
Leyman  J.  R., packer  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,r.  135  Shipley 
Leymann  Harry,  captain  schr  Harry,  office  7  Clay 
Lezinski  Paul,  r.  515  Filbert 
Lhermerout  Louis,  r.  114  Fourth 
Lhez  John,  cigarmaker,  r.  421  Fourth 
Lhez  John  M.,  liquor  saloon,  1118-1120  Dupont 
L'hote  Eugene,  druggist  Alexander  Zabaldano,  r.  1160 

Market  ^ 

L'hote  Fannie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1160  Market 
L'hote  Henry  C,  special  agent  Western  Fire  and  Ma- 
rine Insurance  Co..  r.  Alameda 
L'hote  Rene,  real  estate,  r.  1038  Twentieth 
Libbey  John  G.  (Dakln  &  Libbey)  r.  439  Fell 
Libbey  MarkL.,  dentist,  office  and  r.  10  Geary 
Libbey  William   H.,   expressman,  SE   cor  Fifth  and 

Brannan,  r.  SE  cor  Hampshire  and  Center 
0'"Libbey.     See  Libby 
Libbing  Henry  H.,  messenger  Board  of  Supervi8or8,r. 

633  J^  Natoma 
Libby  Daniel  B.,  ticket  agent  8.  P.  ER.,  r.  764  Mission 
Libby  Daniel  C,  policeman,  r.  1870  Stevenson 
Libby  Eliab  L.,  driver  Omnibus  RR. 
Libby  Fanny  Mrs.,  copyist,  r.  14  Turk 
Libby    Georgie    F.    Miss,  assistant    Grant   Primary 

School,  r.  1505  J<j  Steiner 
Libby  H.  B.,  r.  1804  Mason 

Libby  Henry,  helper  G.  &  E.  Snook,   r.   602  M   Broad- 
way 
Libby  James  N.,  carpenter,  r.  1804  Mason 
Libby  Joel,  shipjoiner,  r.  1081  Broadway 
Libby  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1616  Eddy 
Libby  M.  M..  r.  1804  Mason 
Libby  Warren  T.,  machinist  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  219 

Mason 
l^"Libby.     See  Libbey 
Libeck  Leon,  dry  goods,  1429  Dupont 
Libenow  August,  cook  Concordia  Hotel,  907 Folsom 
Liberty  Hall,  R.  P.  HaU  proptr,  1121  Alabama 
Liberty  Hill  Consolidated  Mining  and  Water  Co.  (Ne- 
vada Co.,  Cal.)  John  \V.  Pew  secretary,  310  Pine, 

room  15 
liibreria   Italiana,    Tonini    Bros,    proptrs,    136 

Montgomery  Av 
License  Collector,    City  and  County,  New    City 

Hall,  basement 
Lichau  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Llcbau  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  756  Howard 
Lichau  Ernest,  physician,  r.  7.56  Howard 
jliicht  George,  clerk,  r.  413  Powell 
Licbt  Louis,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  146  Second 
Lichtenbi  rg  Charles  B.,  jeweler,  644  Washington 
Lichtenberg  William  (Degener  &Co.)  r.  San  Rafael 
LichtenfelB  Gottlieb,  dishwasher  Concordia  Hotel 
Llchtenstedt  Henry,  waiter,  r.  86  Everett 
Lichtenstein  Albert,  clerk  Arpad  Haraszthy  &  Co.,  r. 

2104  Howard 
Lichtenstein  Annie,  widow,  r.  978  Harrison,  rear 
Lichtenstein  Benjamin  H.,  pawnbroker,  221  and  702 

Kearny,  r.  702  Sutter 
Lichtenstein  Bros.  &  Co.  (New  York)  ninfrs  cigars,  W. 

J.  Houston  .t  Co.  agents,  215-217  California 
Lichtenstein  Edward,  salesman  S.  H.  Frank  &  Co.,  r. 

2104  Howard 
Lichtenstein  Edward  H.,  clerk  B.  H.  Lichtenstein,  r. 

702  Sutter 


Lichtenstein  Gustave,  clerk  L.  H.  Lichtenstein  &  Co., 
r.  1009  Leavenworth 

Lichtenstein  I.  H.,  clerk  B.  H.  Lichtenstein,  r.  1312 
Mason 

Lichtenstein  Leah  H.  (L.  H.  Lichtenstein  &  Co.)  r. 
1009  Leavenworth 

Lichtenstein  L.  H.  &  Co.  (Leah  H.  Lichtenstein  and 
Siegfried  Abramson)  jewelry,  820  Kearny 

Lichtenstein  Max  H.,  traveling  agent  Arpad  Hara- 
szthy &  Co.,  r.  2104  Howard 

Lichtenstein  M.  B.  &  Co.  (Moses  B.  Lichtenstein  and 
Adolphe  P.  Craner)  importers  and  jobbers  dia- 
monds, 126  Kearny,  room  9 

Lichtenstein  Meyer,  mnfr  ladies'  underwear  and  cor- 
sets, 9  Dupont,  r.  714  Bush 

Lichtenstein  M.  H.,  pawnbroker,  617  Washington,  r. 
1213  Mason 

Lichtenstein  Moses  B.  (M.  B.  Lichtenstein  &  Co.)  r. 
414  Eddy 

Lichtenstein  Solomon,  clerk  M.  H.  Lichtenstein,  r. 
1213  Mason 

Lichtenstein  Solomon,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  214  Sixth 

Lichtig  Thomas,  polisher  Levison  Bros.,  r.  Ahlborn 
House 

Lick  E.,  cook  Meyer's  Bakery 

Lick  Eugene  W.,  bookkeeper,  r.  919  Jackson 

Liick  House,  William  F.  Harrison  manager,  W  s 
Montgomery,  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

Lick  James  W.  (F.  L.  Such  &  Co.)  r.  SW  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Douglass 

Lick  Laundry,  William  McCracken  proptr,  13  Lick 
PI 

liick  Paper  Co.  (Santa  Clara  Co.)Fr(ftik  H.  McCor- 
mick  president,  Frederick  N.  Delanoy  secretary, 
109  California 

Lick  Trust  (The  James  Lick  Trust) Henry  E.  Math- 
ews secretary,  606  Montgomery,  rooms  19-20 

Llckel  Morris  M.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  100  Jackson,  r. 
105  Jackson 

Licot  Charles,  porter  C.  Anduran  &  Co.,  r.  738  Pacific 

Licot  Leon,  cook  French  Hospital,  r.  210}^  Clara 

Licot  Nicoli,  bartender,  r.  1100  Stockton 

Lida  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (White  Pine,  Nev.) 
A.  C.  Hammond  secretary,  401   California,  room  7 

Liddecoat  William,  miner,  r.  232  Jessie 

Liddell  Henry,  r.  31  Eddy 

Llddie  Sarah,  widow,  r.  539  Seventh 

Liddle  George  K.,  salesman  Liddle  &  Kaeding,  r.  329 
Fell 

Liddle  John  H.,  r.  329  Fell 

Liddle  Robert  (Liddle  *  Kaeding)  r.  329  Fell 

Liddle  Thomas  J.,  boatman,  r.  329  Fell 

Liddle  &  Kaeding  (Robert  Liddle  and  Charles 
V.  B.  Kaeding)  guns  and  sporting  materials,  638 
Washington 

Lidstrom  Charles  G.,  commission  merchant,  r.  420 
Minna 

Lidstrom  Henry  L.,  bookkeeper  Lyon  &  Co.,  r.  420 
Minna 

Lieb  Adam  H.,  market,  SE  cor  Twenty- fourth  and 
Guerrero,  r.  1201  Guerrero 

Lieb  Carl  F.,  tailor,  r.  E  s  Mississippi,  bet  Mariposa 
and  Solano 

Lieb  Christian,  laborer,  r.  432  Ninth,  rear 

Lieb  C.  Warren  (C.  Warren  Lieb  &  Co.)  r.  655  Jessie 

Lieb  C.  Warren  &  Co.  (C.  Warren  and  Henry  Lieb) 
printers,  535  Clay 

Lieb  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  432  Ninth,  rear 

Lieb  Harry  H.,  glassblower,  r.  31  Grand  Av 

Lieb  Henry  (C.  Warren  Lieb  &  Co.)   r.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Lieb  Mark,  laborer,  r.  432  Ninth,  rear 

Liebenberg  Albert  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Bryant,  r.  572  Bryant 

Liebenberg  August,  driver  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co., 
r.  \\h%  Thirteenth 

Liebenberg  Emma,  domestic  1200  Van  Ness  Av 

Liebenberg  Henry  C,  clerk  Albert  H.  Liebenberg,  r. 
■    572  Bryant 

Liebeiithal  Albert,  salesman  Friedlander  BroB.,  r.  311 
Dupont 

Lieber  Emory,  baker,  r.  817  Vallejo 

Liebermann  Theodore,  stockbroker,  307  Montgomery, 
r.  1409  Van  Ness  Av 

Liebert  Bruno,  teacher  music,  r.  305  Fulton 

Liebert  Charles,  laborer,  r.  429  Bush 

Liebert  John  T.,  tailor,  r.  533  Stevenson 

Llebes  Brotberg  &  Co.  (Louis  and  Jacob  Liebes 
and  Nathan  Meyer)  manufacturers  cigars  and  im- 
porters and  dealers  leaf  tobacco,  14-16  Fremont 


G.W.CLARK  k  CO.^'.'!?l^.§lJi]?.^«  645  MARKET  ST. 

38 


HINCKLEY,  SPIERS  &  HAYES, 


FIJIiTOSr  IRON  IVOKKN.  213  Fremont  Mtreet. 

Manufacturers  of  Amaleamntiiie  Pan*  and  Settlers. 


LIE 


602 


LIN 


Llebes  George,  assistant  foreman  Liebea  Bros.  &  Co., 
r.  1013  Van  Ness  Av 

Liebes  H.  &  Co.  (Hermann  and  Isaac  Liebes  and 
Charles  J.  Behlow)  importers  and  manufacturers 
furs,  113  Montgomery 

Liebes  Hermann  (H.  Liebes  &  Co.)  r.  1714  Van  Ness 
Av 

Liebes  Isaac  (H.  Liebes  &  Co.)  r.  1714  Nan  Ness  Av 

Liebes  Jacob  (Liebes  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  1718  Sacra- 
mento 

Liebes  Louis  (Liebes  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  1013  Van  Ness 
Av 

Liebhauser  John,  tanner,  r.  109  Twelfth 

Liiebig  «fc  Co.  Drs.  (Archibald  C.  Stoddard,  M.  T>.) 
405  Mason 

Liebmau  Leopold,  salesman  Porter,  Slessinger  &  Co., 
r.  117  Stockton 

Liebman  Otto  (Anthes  k  Liebman)  r.  11  Geary 

Liebmann  Adolph,  traveling  salesman  Michalitschke 
Bros.  &  Co.,  201  California 

Llebold  Gustav  (Liebold  &  Eul)  r.  335  Fourth 

Liebold  &  Eul  (Gustav  Liebold  and  William  Eul) 
proptrs  Bay  State  Oyster  House,  7  Stockton 

Liebrich  Edmond  F.,  druggist,  SW  cor  Eddy  and 
Steiner,  r.  SE  cor  Pierce  and  Turk 

Liebschutz  Charles,  restaurant,  SE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Pine,  r.  240  Montgomery 

Lleberg  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  104  Mission 

Liederkranz  Hall,  S  s  Fifteenth  Av,  bet  Railroad  Av 
andN,  South  S.F. 

Lieders  John,  wireworker,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 

Liledersdorff  William,  groceries  and  wholesale 
liquors,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Natoma 

Liekefelt  Au^just,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Kearny,  r.  1232  Stockton 

Lieker  Frederick  L.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  539  Clay,  r. 
1114  Pacilic 

Lieker  Otto  H.,  with  Frederick  L.  Lieker,  r.  1114  Pa- 
cific 

Llemann  Fritz,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Liemann  J.  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Lien  Evart,  cook,  r.  14  Ash  Av 

Lienard  Marie  Mme.,  lacecleaner  and  mender,  r.  517 
Post 

Lienard  Ulric,  carpenter,  r.  517  Post 

Lies  Eugene  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1579  Folsom 

Liesch  Anton,  r.  817  Vallejo 

Lieseufeld  Henry,  billiard-table  finisher  P.  Liesen- 
feld,  r.  945  Folsom 

Liiesenfeld  Philip,  billiard-table  manufacturer, 
945  Folsom 

Lievre  Isidore, traveling  agent  J.  Cerf  &  Co.,  517-519 
Market 

Lievre  Louis,  iron  molder,  r.  59  Jessie 

Lievre  Xavier,  r.  59  Jessie 

Life  Saving  Service,  office  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  first 
floor 

Lifflck  Alexander,  longshoreman,  r.  123  Shipley 

Liftchild  Henry,  reporter  Morning  Call,  r.  961  Mis- 
sion 

Liggett  Agnes,  widow,  r.  30  Moss 

Liggett  &  Myers' Tobacco  Co.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  Wil- 
liam H.  McAlister  agent,  206  Front 

Light  Edward,  bartender  H.  Hartmann  &  Co.,  r.  226 
Second 

Light  Edwin,  cooper,  r.  Harmony  Hotel 

Iiiglit  for  All  (weekly)  Alberts.  Winchester  pub- 
lisher and  proprietor,  304  Stockton 

liigiit  House  Department  (12tb  District)  in- 
spector's office  77-79  Appraiser's  Building 

Iiig'Iit  House  Department  (12th  District)  engi- 
neer's office  73-75-70  Appraiser's  Building 

liifflit  House  Inspector  l!2tli  District,  George 
W.  Coffin  commander  U.  S.  Navy,  office  77-79  Ap- 
praiser's Building 

Light  Jacob  W.,  expressman,  r.  1512  Hyde 

Light  M.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  2628  California 

Iji|;litbody  H.  I.,  assistant  Henry  E.  Knox,  r.  Oak- 
laud 

Llghtbody  John  P.,  machinist  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r.  11 
Pearl 

Lightbourn  John  E.,  paperhangings,  303  Dupont,  r. 
1026  Folsom 

Lightburne  Stafford,  agent  Singer  Sewing  Machines,  r. 
562  Minna 

Llghtfoot  John,  dyer  Cal.  Silk  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  cor  Tenth 
and  Railroad  Ave,  South  S.  F. 

Llghthall  A.  H.  (The  A.  H.  Llghthall  Harvester  Co.) 
and  civil  engineer,  office  429  Fourth,  r.  1013 
Treat  Av 


Iii£^litliall  Harvester  Co.    Tbe  A.    H.    (A.  H. 

Lighthall)  manufacturers  harvesters  and  pumps, 
429  Fourth 

Lightner  Felix,  clerk  Lachman  &  Jacobi.  r.  1322  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 

Lightner  Henry  L.,  mining  expert,  r.  1312  Guerrero 

Lig^htner  Isaac,  commission  merchant  and  agent 
H.  Newmark  &  Co.  (Los  Angeles,  Cal.)  ofijce  214 
California,  r.  1322  Golden  Gate  Av 

Lightner  Joel  F.,  secretary  Hale  &  Norcross  Silver 
Mining  Co.,  office  58  Nevada  Block,  r.  212  Powell 

Lightner  John,  tailor,  r.  339  Union 

Lightner  Samuel,  assistant  bookkeeper  Liebes  Bros. 
&  Co.,  r.  1322  Gulden  Gate  Av 

Ligon  Leopold  (Stork  &  Ligon)  r.  4  Martha  PI 

Ligue  Nationale  Francaise,  office  and  library  120  Sut- 
ter,  rooms  16-17 

Liguria  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Nye  Co.,  Nev.) 
Joseph  Morizio  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room 
24 

Likins  William  (Williams  &  Liklus)  r.  661 J^  Minna 

Lilieuthal  EUia,  clerk  John  H.  Van  Glahn,  r.  NE  cor 
Twenty-second  and  Chattanooga 

Lllienthal  Ernest  (C.  Mangels  &  Co. )  r.  1911    Mission 

Lilieuthal  Ernst  R.  (Lilienthal  &  Co.)  r.  1818  Califor- 
nia 

Lilieuthal  Henry  (Henry  Ebbinghausen  &  Co.)  r.2442 
Mission 

Lllienthal  Henry,  clerk  Henry  Ebbinghausen  &  Co., 
r.  NW  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 

Lilienthal  Herman,  butcher,  338  Sixth,  r.  246  Town- 
send 

Lilienthal  J.  Led.  (Lilienthal  &  Co.)  r.  1818  Califor- 
nia 

Iiilientlial  Pliilip  N., cashier  Anglo-Californian 
Bank  (limited)  r.  1.510  California 

Iiilientlial  &  Co.  (Ernest  R.  and  J.  Leo.  Lilien- 
thal) wholesale  liquors  and  proprietors  Cyrus 
Noble's  Distillery,  100-102  Front 

Liljenberg  Peter  (Liljenberg  &  Brother)  r.  938  Har- 
rison 

Liljenberg  Sven  (Liljenberg  &  Brother)  r.  938  Harri- 
son 

Liljenberg  &  Brother  (Peter  and  Sven)  carriage  build- 
ers, 938  Harrison 

IiilUendey  Otto  W.,  proprietor  Railroad  Ex- 
change, SW  cor  Powell  and  Francisco,  r.  623 
Greenwich 

Lill  August  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  16  Eddy 

Lillard  John  J.,  vaquero,  r.  N  s  Thirteenth  Av,  bet  N 
and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Lille  Charles,  soap  mnfr,  cor  Bay  and  Webster 

Line  Jean,  ijaker,  r.  5  Sonora 

Lille  Michel,  liquor  saloon,  1413  Dujjont 

Lille  Philip,  soapmaker,  r.  cor  Bay  and  Webster 

Lilley  George  A.,  glovecutter,  r.  337  Tehama 

Lilliauder  John  P.,  tailor,  r.  704H  Mission 

Jjillie  Augustus  S.,  compositor,  r.  26  Fair  Oaks 

Llllie  Chester  H.,  r.  310  Kearny 

Lillie  Christian  F.,  foreman  C.  C.  Funk,  r.  26  Fair 
Oaks 

Lillie  George  E.,  r.  129  Turk 

Lillie  Hiram  C,  r.  951  Mission 

Lillie  James,  gilder,  r.  123  Liberty,  rear 

Lillie  Lewis,  secretary  Colorado  Commercial  and 
Laud  Co.,  and  McElroy  Gravel  Mining  Co.,  607 
Washington 

Lillie  Sarah  P.  Miss,  assistant  Denman  Grammar 
School,  r.  216  Capp 

Lilligren  August,  engineer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  502 
Fourth 

Lillis  Frank  A.,  clerk,  r.  408  Octavia 

Lillis  James  L.,  receiving  clerk  Western  Union  Tel. 
.   Co.,  r.  408  Octavia 

Lillis  Patrick,  watchman  Nevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  778 
Bryant 

Lillis  Thomas,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Lilljcgrer  Richard,  laborer,  r.  174  Clara,  rear 

Lillystrand  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  r.  20  Clementina 

Lillystrand  Frank,  fireman,  r.  20  Clementina 

Lillystrand  John,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific 
Hotel 

Lima  Antone  C,  waiter  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache 

Lima  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Arizona)  C.  A.  Morse 
secretary,  217  Sunsome,  room  8 

Lima  Lazzaro,  butcher,  314  Montgomecy  Av 

Lima  Marcelino,  cigarmaker,  r.  1519  Dupont 

Limotti  L..  Swiss  Sharpshooters,  630  Bush 

Linahan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  25  Fifth  Av 

Linahan  John  Jr.,  r.  157  Clara 


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LIN 


603 


LIN 


Linaban  Joseph  P.,  wireworker  C.  H.  Qruenhagen,  r. 
26  Perry 

Llnabau  Patrick  E.,  currier  John  Meehan,  r.  cor 
Twenty-fourth  and  Misaion 

n^'Liuahau.     See  Liuehau 

Linari  Giovanni  (Giovanni  Linari  &  Brother)  r.  424 
Vallejo 

Linari  Giovanni  &  Brother  (Giovanni  and  Stefano) 
wood  and  coal,  IJIO  Stockton 

Linari  Paolo,  r.  1511  California 

Linari  Stefano  (Giovanni  Linari  &  Brother)  r.  17  La- 
fayette 

Lincoln  Andrew  K.,  haruessmaker,  r.  1123  Greenwich 

Lincoln  Bernard,  farmer,  r.  70'J  Stockton 

Lincoln  Charles  P.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RE  , 
r.  Oakland 

Lincoln  Elijah  W.,  carpenter,  r.  5'24  Sixth 

Lincoln  Evening  School,  Charles  H.  Ham  principal, 
E  8  Fifth,  nr  Market 

Lincoln  George  S.  (Lincoln  &  Co.)  r.  14'27J4  Pine 

Lincoln  George  W.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 
2422  Pacific  Av 

liincoln  Grammar  Scliool,  James  K.  Wilson 
principal,  E  s  Fifth,  nr  Market 

Lincoln  Granville  H.  (Lincoln  &  Parkin)  r.  131  Thir- 
teenth 

Lincoln  Harry  S.,  wood  and  coal,  NWcor  Gough  and 
Linden  Av,  r.  113  Franklin 

Lincoln  Henry,  mining  superintendent,  r.  636  Com- 
mercial 

Lincoln  Henry  S..  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 
515  McAllister 

Lincoln  Jenuie  Miss,  r.  707  O'Farrell 

Iiiucoln  Jerome,  real  estate,  116  Leidesdorff,  and 
vice  president  Security  Savings'  Bank,  215  San- 
some,  r.  555  Harrison 

Lincoln  Jerome  Jr.,  student,  r.  555  Harrison 

Lincoln  t,evi  A.,  street  contractor,  r.  2724  Folsom 

Lincoln  P.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1427  Pine 

Lincoln  Primary  School.  Miss  M.  A.  Manning  princi- 
pal, E  8  Fifth,  nr  Market 

Lincoln  Robert,  clerk  William  Ireland,  r.  Oakland 

Limolu  Vincent  H.,  general  agent,  534  California 

LINCOLN  &  Co.  (George  S.  Liu- 
coin)   temperance   g'roceries,    IS 01  Polk 

Lincoln  &  Parkin  (Granville  H.  Lincoln  and  C.  A.  Par- 
kin) groceries,  2910  Sixteenth 
Lind  Alfred  W.,  pcoptr  Lind's   Alameda  and  S.  F.  Ex- 
press, 331  East,  r.  Alameda 
Ijincl  Charles  (Malter,  Lind  &  Co.)  r.  109  Twenty- 
fourth 
Lind  Charles,  seaman,  r.  103  Sacramento 
Lind  Francis,  boatman,  r.  21034  Washington 
Lind  .John,  laborer,  r.  8  Oak  Grove  Av 
Lind  John,  laborer,  r.  531  East 
Lind  John  O.,  asphaltum  worker,  r.  32  Natoma 
Lind  Robert,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Lind's  Alameda  and   San  Francisco  Express,  Alfred 

W.  Lind  proptr,  331  East 
BS"Liud.    See  Lynde 

Lindaiher  Paul  (Lindacher  &  Stadtfeld)  r.  1508  Jones 
Lindaclier&  Stadtfeld  (Paul  Lindacher  and    William 
C.  Stadtfeld)   gents'  furnishing   goods,  34  Mont- 
gomery 
Lindall  K  ,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Liudauer  Frederick,  porter  German  Hospital 
Lindauer  Gustave,  coke,  coal,  wood  and  charcoal,  526 

Fourth,  r.  256  Tehama 
Llndberg  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1713  Leavenworth 
Lindberg  Charles,  bartender,  r.  138  Folsom 
Lindberg   Edward  A.,   compositor,    r.   1713    Leaven- 
worth 
Lindberg  Emily  U.  Miss,  assistant  North  Cosmopoli- 
tan Grammar  School,  r.  1713  Leavenworth 
Lindberg  George,  tanner,  r.  i40  Shotwell 
Lindberg  John,  stableman,  r.  140  Folsom 
Lindberg  Nils,  seaman,  r.  503  Folsom 
Llndblad  Frank  H.,  machinist,  r.  136  Shipley 
Lindclof  O.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Lindiborg  Charles,  driver  City  RH.,  r.  1409  Minna 
Lindeeki T  Jacob  H.,  tailor,  787  Folsom,  r.  341  Tehama 
Lindell  Carrie  Mrs.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  201  Union 
Lindell  House,  Asion  Wolff  proptr,  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
Lindeman  David,  salesman   Joseph  Bremer  k  Co.,  r. 

12  Garden 
Lindeman  .lohii.  laborer,  r.  912  Folsom,  rear 
Llndemann  Abraham,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lindemanu  Albert,  waiter  L.  Hemme,  r.  512  Pine 


Lindemann  Charles,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 
Llndemann  Charles  H.  W.,  mnfg  jeweler,  339  Bush,  r. 

Alameda 
Lindemann  Charles  O.,  clerk  Charles  Goldberg,  r.  165 

Perry 
Lindemann  Claus,  tanner,  r.  W  8  Dolores,  bet  Twen- 
ty-ninth and  Day 
Lindemann  Dora,  cook,  6  Columbia 
Lindemanu  Francis  L.,  baker,  r.  S  s  Twelfth  Av,  bet 

LandM,  South  S.  F. 
Lindemann  Frederick,  tanner,  r.  Dolores,   bet  Twen- 
ty-eighth and  Twenty-ninth 
Lindemann  G.  H.,  r.  421  Bush 
Lindemann  Henry,  tanner,  r.  NW  eor  Dolores  and 

Day 
Lindemann  Isidore,  barber,  r,  1046 3^  Folsom 
Lindemanu  John,  tanner  S.  F.  Tannery,  r.  cor  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Bryant 
Lindemanu  Paul,  waiter,  r.  524  Pine 
B^"Liudemanu.     See  Liuderman 
Linden  August,   pantryman  O.  R.  and  N.   SS.  Ore- 
gon 
Linden  House,  Amasa  Swift  proptr,  220  Third 
Linden  Osmond  S.,  housepaiuter,  r.  613  3^  Natoma 
Linden  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2116  Powell 
Lindenbaum  Abraham,    clerk  John  Lindeubaum,  r. 

542  Natoma 
Lindenbaum  Bessie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  708  Folsom 
Lindenbaum  John,  boots  and  shoes,'943  Market,  r.  544 

Natoma 
Lindenbaum  Moses,  tailor,  708  Folsom 
Liuueubaum  Philip,  clerk  John   Lindenbaum,  r.  542 

Natoma 
Lindenberger  H.  H.,  with   A.   L.   Bancroft   &   Co.,  r. 

Fruit  Vale 
Lindenberger   William  E.,  clerk   Naphtaly,  Freiden- 

rich  &  Ackerman,  r.  Fruit  Vale 
Lindenborn  Charles  S.,  clerk,  r.  1709  Mason 
Liudenborn  Charles   S.,  confectionery  and  varieties, 

.  1332  Pacific 
Lindenstadt  .^.dolph,  r.  638  Filbert 
Linder  Domiuiok,  butcher,  r.  24  Fair  Oaks 
Linder  Reinhold,  with  D.    M.  Osborne   &   Co.,  r.  1130 

McAllister 
Linderlof  O.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton  • 

Linderman  .\lbert,  cook  D.   &   G.  Ahrens,   r.   SE  cor 

Howard  and  Fremont 
Liuderman  ^ichau,  tanner,  r.  2737  Bryant 
Liuderman  William,  barber,  r.  1077  Market 
Lindermann  J.  Henry,  cook  La  Grande  Laundry,  r.  363 

Eleventh 
B^Lindermann.     See  Lindemann 
Lindfelt  D.  H.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Liudfors  Emil,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Lindheimer  Meier,  sergeant  police,  r.  734  Geary 
Lindhohu  Adolf,  master  mariner,  r.  919  Jackson 
Lindholm  Benjamin,   dairyman,   N   s  Twenty-sixth, 

bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Lindholm  Henry  (Henry   M.   Lindskog   &   Co.)  r.  503 

Jones 
Lindholm  J.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  tor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Lindholm  Otto  W.  (O.  W.  Lindholm  &  Co.)  r.  Vladi- 

vostock,  Easteru  Siberia 
Lindholm  O.  W.  &  Co.  (Otto  W.  Lindholm)    general 

merchandise,  122  California 
L'liidipeiideute  (semi-weekly)  Italian  newspaper,  To- 

nini  Brothers  publishers,  136  Montgomery  Av 
IjiiicUey  Curtis  H.,   attorney  at  law,  508   Mont- 
gomery, r.  Iu43  Twenty-fourth 
Lindley  M.  N.,  foreman  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills,  r.  202  Sixteenth 
Lindley   i^    Co.    (()f   Sacramento)    wholesale  grocers, 

office  405  Front 
Lindmark  O.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Lindner  Charles,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Lindner  Conrad,  r.  5  Gerke  Alley 
Lindner  Joel,  clothing,  345  Kearny,  r.  9  Willow  Av 
Lindner  Max,  merchant,  r.  319  O'Farrell 
Lindner  Richard,  dairy,  S  s  Russia  Av,  bet  Loudon 

and  Paris 
Lindner  Sebastian,  tanner,  r.  Ninth  Av,  bet  M  and  N, 

Siiuth  S.  F. 
Lindo  J.  &  Co.  (Jacob  Lindo)  furniture  auctioneers, 

609-611  California 
Lindo  Jacob  (J.  Lindo  *;  Co.)  r.  1512  Powell 
Lindo  Joseph,  hackman,  cor  Pine  and  Kearny,  r.  1512 

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Lindoflf  Louis,  tanner,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R,  South 
8.  F. 

Lindop  Mary,  widow,  r.  638  Howard 

Llu'lop  William  G.,  painter,  r.  638  Howard 

Lindorf  Carlos,  r.  137  Fret-lou,  rear 

Lindow  John  F.,  merchant  tailor,  913  Pacific 

Lindow  John  H.,  tailor,  r.  915  Pacific 

Llndquist  Anne,  widow,  r.  2G1  Clara 

Lindquist  C.  A.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

LindquistN.  J.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 

BS^Lindquist.     See  Lundquist 

Lindros  Carl,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 

Lindsay  Frederick  G.,  clerk  Alfred  H.  Hogg,  r.  405 
Eddy 

Lindsay  George,  machinist,  r.  5GG  Folsom 

Lindsay  H.  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  511  Pine 

Lindsay  John,  laborer  Fulton  Iron  Works 

Lindsay  John,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Columbia,  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty-first 

Lindsay  John  M.,  woodcarver,  r.  8  Anthony 

Lindsay  Matthew,  compositor,  r.  122  Silver 

LindSMy  Minnie  M.  Miss,  r.  405  Eddy 

Lindsay  Nellie  Miss,  packer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 
AVorks 

Lindsay  Robert  A.,  salesman  Louis  Kline  &Co.,r.  1921 
Stevenson 

Lindsay  Robert  M.,  bookkeeper  Thomas  P.  H.  White- 
law,  r.  10  De  Boom 

Lindsay  William,  shoefitter  Charles  W.  Pope,  r.  W  s 
Columbia,  bet  Twentietli  and  Twenty-first 

Lindsay  William,  waiter  J.  Delttno 

Lindsey  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  270  Jessie 

Llndsey  Catherine,  r.  1319  Sansome 

Lindsey  Fulton,  optician,  843  Market,  r.  365  Jessie 

Lindsey  John,  engineer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Lindsey  John,  machinist,  r.  636  Commercial 

Lindsey  Joseph  H.,  carpenter,  r.  1319  Sansome 

Lindsey  Thomas  (Lindsey  &  Co.)  r.  808  Guerrero 

Lindsey  Thomas,  coachman,  1013  Pine 

Lindsey  Thomas  Jr.,  driver  Goetze  &  Crowley,  r.  .808 
Guerrero 

Ldiidsey  William,  real  estate  agent,  609  Califor- 
nia, r.  924  Jackson 

Lindsey  &  Co.  (Thomas  Lindsey  and  William  M. 
Goetze)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Twentieth 
and  Guerrero 

Lindskog  Henry  M.  (Henry  M.  Llndskog  &  Co.)  r. 
318  O'Farrell 

Lindskog  Henry  M.  &  Co.  (Henry  M.  Lindskog  and 
Henry  Lindholm)  cigars  and  tobacco,  213  Mont- 
gomery 

Lindsley  Frank  H.,  driver  George  Haas,  r.  347  Jessie 

B^Lindsley.     See  Linsley 

Lindt  Charles,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Lindtuer  John  S.,  musician  Tivoli  Garden,  r.  27  Oak 
Grove  Av 

Lindwall  Charles  G.,  driver  National  Brewery,  r.  716 
Grove 

Lindwall  Edmond  L.,  groceries  and  liquors,  21  Hinck- 
ley 

Lindwall  William  G.,  with  Pac.  Pickle  Works,  r.  716 
Grove 

Lindy  Benjamin,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  625 
Davis 

Liuehan  Bridget  F.,  domestic  30  Hawthorne 

Liuehan  C.  J.,  teamster  C.  W.  Bryson,  r.  508  Bran- 
nan 

Linehan  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  r.  40  First 

Liuehan  D.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Linehan  Daniel,  r.  764  Harrison 

Linehan  Daniel  J.,  barber,  503  Howard,  r.  54  Minna 

Linehan  Dennis,  horseshoer,  r.  126  Fourth 

Linehan  Edward,  plasterer,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-third 
and  Dolores 

Linehan  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  566  Howard 

Liuehan  Frank,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Church,  nr  Twenty- 
Fourth 

Linehan  Isabella,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Sacramento  and 
Locust 

Linehan  John,  boot  finisher,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-third 
and  Dolores 

Linehan  John,  dairyman,  8  s  Jersey,  bet  Diamond 
and  Douglass 

Linehan  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Dolores 

Linehan  John,  helper  Rlsdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Linehan  John  Jr.,  boltculter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Linehan  Joseph,  teamster  City  and  County  Alms 
House 

Linehan  Mary,  widow,  liquor  saloon,  40  First 


Linehan  Michael,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  15  Ridley 

Linehan  Michael,  hackman,  SWcor  Market  and  Fifth, 
r.  5  Rausch 

Linehan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  24  Clara 

Linehan  Richard  R.,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 
E  s  Michigan,  bet  Shasta  and  Sierra 

Linehan  Timothy,  boilermaker,  r.  566  Howard 

Linehan  Timothy,  milk  ranch,  E  s  Berlin,  nr  Bur- 
rows, U.  M.  T. 

Linehan  William,  boilermaker,  r.  5C6  Howard 

Linehan  William,  deckhand  stmr  Apache 

SyLinehan.     See  Linahan 

Linekin  N.  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  927  Golden  Gate  Av 

Linen  James,  clerk  A.  P.  Hotaling  »t  Co.,  r.  1610  How- 
ard 

Liner  John,  pressman  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 
238  Fremont 

Liner  Michael,  iron  molder,  r.  238  Fremont 

Lines  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Lines  Samuel  G.  Rev.,  rector  St.  Luke's  Episcopal 
Church,  r.  2211  Van  Ness  Av 

Lines  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Linfield  Charles,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 

Linforth  Alfred,  sawmaker,  318  Jackson,  r.  821  Va- 
lencia 

Linforth  Edward  H.  (Linforth  &  Rawlings)  r.  1171 
Howard 

Linforth  Edward  J.,  attorney  at  law,  401  California, 
rooms  9-10,  r.  1711  Howard 

Linforth  Edward  W.  (Linforth,  Rice  &  Co.)  r.  NE  cor 
Folsom  and  Second 

Linforth  James  (Linforth,  Rice  &  Co.)  r.  NE  cor  Fol- 
som and  Second 

Linforth  James  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1711  Howard 

Liinfbrth,  Rice  &  Co.  (James  Linforth,  William 
A.  Rice  and  Edward  W.  Linforth)  importers  hard- 
ware and  agricultural  and  mining  tools,  English 
steel,  steam  engines  and  sugar  machinery,  bells, 
etc.,  323-325  Market 

Linforth  &  Rawlings  (Edward  H.  Linforth  and  John 
M.  Rawlings)  carpenters  and  cabinetmakers,  411 
Mission 

Ling  James,  shoemaker,  r.  801  Grove 

Lingby  Louis,  sawyer  Main  St.  Mill,  r.  254  Clemen- 
tina 

Lingenfelser  Conrad  W.,  foreman  J.  W.  Sbaeffer  b 
Co.,  r.  316  Eighteenth 

Lingley  Phcebe,  widow,  r.  1329  Leavenworth 

Linio  Giorgio,  painter,  r.  St.  Gottard  Hotel 

Link  Casjjar,  longshoreman,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  nr  San- 
some 

Link  Harry  O.  (George  R.  Starr  &  Co.)  r.  25J4  Stock- 
ton 

Link  Theodore,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  348  Third 

Linklater  Jacob,  olerk,  r.  2108  O'Farrell 

Linkton  Samuel,  mining,  r.  Lick  House 

Linn  August,  poultry  dealer,  r.  SW  cor  San  Bruno 
Road  aud  Serpentine  Av 

Linn  Charles  H.,  bartender  Deutcher  Verein,  r.  414 
Filbert 

Linn  Jacob  (Ginocchio  &  Linn)  r.  414  Filbert 

Linn  John,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Linn  Joseph,  r.  605  Broadway 

Linn  Mary  J.,  domestic  6  Monroe 

B^"  Linn.     See  Lynn 

Linne  Frederick,  cigarmaker,  r.  812  Laguna 

Linne  George,  clerk  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r.  cor 
Franklin  and  Chestnut 

Linne  Hen,  y,  restaurant,  730-732  Fourth 

Linne  J.  C,  lighthouse  keeper  Goat  Island 

Linne  John  C,  assistant  lighthouse  keeper  Point 
Bonito 

Llnnegar  James  P.,  housepainter,  r.  23  J4  Second 

Linnemanu  Charles,  waiter  Tivoli  Garden 

Linneweber  Bernard,  tailor,  r.  473  Tehama 

Linney  Jolin  H. ,  superintendent  Young  Men's 
Christian  Association  Building,  and  patentee  J.  H. 
Linney's  steam  cooker,  oflice  and  r.  232  Sutter 

Linoberg  Louis,  merchant,  r.  527  Turk 

Linscott  Russell  S.,  clerk,  r.  417  Sutter,  rear 

Linskey  Delia,  domestic  635  Ellis 

Linskey  Joseph,  policeman,  r.  256  Fourth 

Linskey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  19  Welsh 

Linsley  Ervin  W.,  r.  W  s  Wisconsin,  bet  Napa  and 
Shasta 

Linsley  Oifford  W.,  hat  and  wigblock  maker,  660 
Mission 

t^  Linsley.    See  Lindsley 

Linstrom  Albert,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Lint  Peter  F. ,  butcher,  2306  Howard 


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Liutermaiiu  George,  cook  Frederick  Radke,  r.  36  Clay 

Lintbal  Henry,  clerk,  r.  19  Hollis 

Lintbicuui   William,   horse  clipper,  844  Howard,  r.  9 

White  PI 
Linthroii  Charles,  Rig.   and  Stev.  Union,  806  Mont- 
gomery 
Linton  Oeorge  H.,  r.  321  Geary 
LiutoD  Theodore  G.,  clerk  U.  8.  Surveyor-General's 

Office,  r.  44  Third 
Liutott  Charles,  lunch  kitchen,  and  butcher,  660  Mis- 
sion, r.  1134  Broadway 
Lintott  James,  butcher,  r.  1-532  Pacific  Av 
Lintrum  Otto,  furniture,  10.59  Market 
Lintrup  Charles,  laborer,  r.  10  Vincent 
Llutrup  J.,  packer  8.  F.  News  Co.,  r.  10  Vincent 
Linville  Pleasauton  D.,  policeman,  r.  122  Post 
Lion  Edgar  J.  Rev.,   rector  St.   Stejjhen'a  Protestant 

Episcopal  Church,  r.  723  Grove 
liioii    Fire    Insurance    Co.    The    (of  London) 

George  D.  Doruin  manager,  office  433  California 
Lion  Kate,  widow,  r.  723  Grove 
Lion   Samson,   oijerative   melter  and  refiner's    dept 

V.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
US"  Lion.     See  Lyne  ana  Lyon 

Lionel Mme.,  fortune  teller,  r.  51  Fifth 

Lions  Annie,  cook  1920  Washington 

Lions  Katie,  cook  1812  Jackson 

Lipnian  Aaron,  produce  dealer,  15  Fourth,  r.  23  Russ 

Lipman  Aaron  Jr.,   salesman  Henry   Lipmau,   r.   23 

Russ 
Lipman  Charles,  clerk  Hale  6l  Co.,   r.   8W  cor  Jones 

and  Lombard 
Lipman  Charles,  traveling  salesman,   r.   1014   Mont- 
gomery 
Lipman  Charles  K.,  clerk  Hale  &  Co.,  r.  1711  Hyde 
Lipman  Charles  W.,  upholsterer,  1607  Geary,   r.   1011 

Polk 
Lipnian  Fanny  C,  widow,  r.  1711  Hyde 
Lipman  Fred.  L.,  clerk  Homer  S.  King  &  Co.,  r.   1711 

Hyde 
Lipmau  Frederick,  clerk  Acberman  Bros.,  r.  613  Haye.s 
Lipman  Henry,  produce  commission   merchant,   202 

Washington,  r.  23  Russ 
Lipman  Isaac  M.,  clgarmaker,  r.  113^  Clara 
Lipnian  Itzig,  r.  23  Russ 

Lipman  Joseph  (Lipman  &  Hyman)  r.  613  Hayes 
Lii>man  Leon,  clerk  Hart  &  Goodman,  r.  124  Third 
Lipmau  Leopold,  clerk  Harris  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  23  Russ 
Lipman  Louis,  bookkeeper  Louis  Kline  &   Co.,   r.  311 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Lipman  Louis  L.,  salesman  Aekerman   Bros.,   r.   1609 

California 
Lipman   Matilda    E.    Miss,    assistant    Hayes    Valley 

Grammar  School,  r.  1011  Polk 
Lipman  Michel,  cigar  dealer,  r.  512  Third 
Lipman  Morris,  junk,  955  Folsom,  r.  970  Harrison 
Lipman  S.  &  Co.,    merchants   (Virginia,   Sacramento, 
Portland  and  Napa)  office  516  Market  and  17   Sut- 
ter 
Lipnian  Solomon  (S.  Lipman  &  Co.)  r.  1014  Van  Ness 

Av 
Lipmau  Solomon  W.  (Deckelman  &  Lipman)    r.    1011 

Polk 
Lipman  &  Hyman  (Joseph  Lipman  and  Jacob  Hyman) 

barbers,  4U3  Pine 
t^  Lipman.    See  Lippman 
Lipp  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  Roberts  &   Davis,  r.  322 

Ritch 
Lippert  John,  laborer,  r.  532  Ninth 
Lippert  Leonard,  tailor,  r.  512  Greenwich 
Lippert  Otto,  porter  W.  R.  Allen  &  Co.,  r.  512  Green- 
wich 
ijippert  William,  barber,  r.  1007  Broadway 
Lippi  Amadio,  porter  A.  Galli  &  Co.,  r.  8  Ohio 
Lippi  Amcdeo  (Lippi  Brothers)  r.  222 }4  Fourth 
Lippi  Barlaine,  liquor  saloon, 712  Pacific,  r.  525  Green 
Lippi   brothers  (Pietro   and   Aniedeo)  mnfrs  frames, 

pictures  and  looking  glasses.  749  Market 
Lippi  CttJsar,  peddler,  r.  3  Hayward 
Lippi  Eugcnio,  fisherman,  r.  14  Ohio 
Lippi  Francesco,  Italian  BersagUcri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Lippi  Michaeli,  boarding,  8  Ohio 
Lippi  Pietro  (Lippi  Brothers)  r.  23  Stockton 
Lippincott  John  M.,  bookkeeper  Taylor  Goodrich,  r. 

h()7  Geary 
Lippitt,  Leak   &  Co.  (Philip   Llppitt,  Mon  Leak  and 
John  Fulton)  mnfrs   buckskin  and  kid  gloves,  22 
Sutter 
Lippitt  Philip  (Lippitt-  Leak  &  Co.)  22  Sutter 


Lippincott  Amaziah.  carpenter  Enterprise  Mllljand 

Building  Co.,  r.  807  Geary 
Lippman  A.,  merchant,  r.  1012  Van  Ness  Av 
Lippman  Alexander,  clerk  Lippman  Bros. ,r. 1410  Ellis 
Iiilipnian  Brotliers  (Solomon  and  Hyman)  dry  and 

fancy  goods.  441-443  Hayes,  and   NW'  cor  Valencia 

and  Sixteenth 
Lippman  Frederick  W.,  deputy   License   Collector,  r. 

308  Leavenworth 
Lippman  George,  peddler,  r.  614  Natoma 
Lippman  GeorgeW., clerk  general  passenger  and  ticket 

agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  308  Leavenworth 
Lippman  Hyman  (Lippman  Brothers)  r.  1410  Ellis 
Lippman  Joseph,  jeweler  and  watchmaker,517  Kearny, 

r.  308  Leavenworth 
Lippman  Robert,  peddler,  r.  2.58  Clara 
Lippman  Solomon  (Lippman  Brothers)  r.  311  Octsvis 
HS^Lippman.     See  Lipmau 

Lippmann  Charles,  clerk  Son  Bros.,  r.  836  O'Farrell 
Lippold  A.,  sau.sagemaker,  r.  Turk  St,  Hotel 
Lippold   Reinhard,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co., 

r.  S  s  Sixteenth,  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Lipsher    Brothers   (George    and    John)   commission 

merchants,  52G  Montgomery 
Lipsher  George  (Lipsher  Brothers)  r.  1807  Steiner 
Lipsher  Hannah,  widow,  r.  1807  Steiner 
Lipsher  John  (Lipsher  Brothers)  r.  1807  Steiner 
Lipsher   Joseph,   salesman   H.   Myers  &   Son,  r.  227 

Kearny 
Lipsky  Frederick,  French  laundry,  1127  Clay 
Lipzig  Isaac,  glazier,  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Post 
Lisanago  Eloisa  Mrs.,  r.  1525  Mason 
I.<isbon  House,    Cardozo  &  Baptista   proprietors, 

315  Drumm 
Lischewsky  August  H.,  fireman,  r.  230  Second 
Liscbewsky    GustaVe     A.,    machinist    Philadelphia 

Brewery,  r.  230  Second 
Lischy  George  M.,  brakeman  S.   P.  RE.,  r.  606  Fourth 
Lish  Ulrich,  clerk,  r.  401  Broadway 
Liske  Herman  C,  seaman  stiiir   Areata,  r.  72  Tehama 
Liss  Charles  H.,  salesman  Nolan  Bros.,  r.  911  Bush 
Lissak  Adolph  H.  Jr.  (White  k   Lissak)   r.   1258   Call- 

fornia 
Lissak  Louis  S.,  stockbroker,  r.  Lick  House 
Lisser  Louis,  teacher  music,  r.  504  Sutter 
Lisset  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  828  Howard 
List  Joseph  S..  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Lister  Anna  Miss,  vestmaker,  r.  508  Ellis 
Lister  Thomas  E.,  salesman  Gordan  Bros.,  r.  508  Ellis 
Listinger  Louis,  peddler,  r.  Federal  Hotel 
Listner  William,  teacher,  r.  SK  cor  Polk  and  Turk 
Liszewski  M.  Mrs.,  cook  1201  Hyde 
Litchfield  J.  M.   &   Co.  (Joseph   M.   Litchfield)    mer- 
chant tailors  and  furnishing  goods,  415  Montgom- 
ery 
Litchfield  John  C,  engineer,  r.  1  Sheppard  PI 
Litchfield  Joseph  M.  (J.   M.   Litchfield   &   Co.)  r.  415 

Montgomery 
Litchfield  Thomas  H.,  r.  1025  Mission 
Litgen    John  D.,    liquor  saloon,   SVV    cor    King    and 

Fourth,  r.  305  Sixth 
Littau  Joseph,  r.  236  Seventh 
Littau  Mathias,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  236  Seventh 
Littebrandt  Herman,  helper  melter  and  refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  314  Thirteenth 
Littelle  Hiram  W.,  with  Asa   Fisk,   r.   SE    oor  Sixth 

and  Howard 
Littig  Philip,  cook,  r.  210  Leidesdortt" 
Little  A.,r.  32  Fourth 
Little  Alfrea,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  &   Co.,  r.  1407 

Guerrero 
Little  Cornelius  C.  N.,  saddler,  r.  605  Broadway 
Little  Delia  B.,  widow,  r.  S  s  Mariposa,  bet  Pennsyl- 
vania Av  and  Mississippi 
Little  Delia    E.    Miss,    assistant    Turk    St.   Primary 

School,  r.  5  Liberty 
Little  Edward  J.  (Little  &  Lawson)  r.  Alameda 
Little  Ella  J.  Miss,  teacher,  r.  409  Capp 
Little  Frank,  draftsman,  r.  139  Fourth 
Little  George,  painter,  r.  232  Jessie 
Little  George  E.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  637  California 
Little  J.,  miller,  r.  54  First 

Little  James,  titter  Industrial  Iron  Works,  r.  2544  Fol- 
som 
Little  James   H.,   expressman,   SE  cor   Battery   and 

Jackson,  r.   E  s   Church,  bet  Tweuty-eighth  arid 

Duncan 
Little  James  R.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  1204  Market 
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Little  John  G.,  shipwright,  r.  320  J6  Ritch 

Little  John  Ot.,  trunkmaker,  r.  5  Liberty 

Little  John  J.,  trunkmaker,  r.  5  Liberty 

Little  John  McD.,  teamster  S.  Jacob,  r.  637  Stevenson 

Little  John  T.,  real  estate  broker,  314  Montgomery, 

room  14,  r.  1254  California 
Little  Joseph,  miner,  r.  702  California 
Little  Joseph  M.,  machinist,  r.  312  Beale 
Little  Joseph  R.,  dentist,  r.  206  Kearny 
Little  L.,  molder  Industrial  Iron  Works 
Little   Lizzie  B.  Miss,  assistant   Clement  Grammar 

School,  r.  6  Liberty 
Little  Louis  D.,  brakeman  S.  P.  ER.,  r.  357  Brannan 
Little  Palace  Hotel,  August  Herrmann   proptr.  Fifth 

Av,  bet  A  and  B,  South  S.  F. 
Little  Prince  Mining  Co.  (Tombstone,  A.  T.)  JohnH. 

Sayre  secretary,  330  Pine,  room  36 
Little  Randolph  W.,  conductor  Clay  St.  RE.,  r.  1110 

Taylor 
Little  Robert,  baker  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  832  Vallejo 
Little  Robert  Mrs., ■widow,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-fifth  and 

Alabama 
Little  Rowland  W.,  trunkmaker,  r.  320}^  Ritch 
Little  Samuel,  trunkmaker,  r.  5  Liberty 
Little  Sisters'  Infant  Shelter,  Mrs.  Jane  Temple  mat- 
ron, 512  Minna 
Little  Thomas,  molder  Empire  Foundry,  r.  65  Clem- 
entina 
Little  Thomas  J. ,  elevatorman  Palace  Hotel 
Little  Thomas  J.,  policeman,  r.  336  Union 
Little  Thomas  R.,  molder,  r.  154H  Shipley 
Little  Walter  J.  P.,  carpenter  W.   A.   Meeker,  r.  E  s 

Church,  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Little  William,  carpenter  and  builder,  122  Geary 
Little  William,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  20  Te- 
hama 
Little  William,  policeman,  r.  352  Third 
Little  William  B.,  r.  5  Liberty 
Little  William  H.  (Woodin  &  Little)  r.  5  Liberty 
Little  William  T.,  foreman  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  409 

Capp 
Little  William  W.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1915  Steven- 
son 
Little  &  Lawson  (Edward  J.  Little  and  John  C.  Law- 
son)  stoves  and  copperware,  603  Battery  and  306 
Jackson 
iJ^Little.     See  Lytle  and  Lyttle 

liittlefield,  Allison  &  Co.    (Sheldon  Littlefield, 
David  E.  Allison  and  Alfred  Goldthwait)  fruit  and 
produce  commission,  309-315  Washington 
Littlefield  D.  C.  Mrs.,  r.  509  Goiigh 
Littlefield  Frank  O.,  bookbinder,  r.  1023  Clay 
Littlefield  F.  W.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  131  Post 
Littlefield  Ivory  F.,  bookkeeper  Whittier.  Fuller  &  Co., 

r.  822  Bush 
Littlefield  James,  clerk,  r.  2  Washington     ■ 
Littlefield  James,  fireman  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Modoc 
Littlefield  John  E.,  patrolman  Underwriters  Fire  Pa- 
trol, Station  2,  r.  302  Hayes 
Littlefield  John  W.,  shipwright,  r.  19  Perry 
Littlefield  John  W.  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  19  Perry 
LittletiBld  L.,  oiler  American  Sugar  Refinery 
Littlefield  Loammi  L.,  clerk,  r.  912  Minna 
Littlefield  Myron  W.,  letter  carrier  Post  Office,  r.  809 

Leavenworth 
Littlefield  Sheldon  (Littlefield,  Allisfin  &  Co.)  r.  1723 

Clay 
Llttleford  Edward,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.   RE.,  r.  1712 

Polk 
Littleford  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1712  Polk 
Littleford  John,  r.  1712  Polk 
Littlejohn  Charles,  clerk,  r.  1114  Jackson 
Littlejohn  George  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  1114  Jackson 
Littlejohn  Wilbur  T.,  carpenter,  r.  862  Mission 
Littleton  W.  D.,  clerk   delivery   dept   Wells,   Fargo  & 

Co's  Express,  r.  Alameda 
Litton  Bearse,  watchman,  r.  318  Minna 
Litton   William   H.,   night  inspector  P.  M.  SS.   Co's 

Wharf,  r.  333  Geary 
Litton  William  H.  Jr.,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf, 

r.  333  Geary 
Litz  John,  upholsterer,  r.  334.  Seventh 
Litz  Nicholas  J.,  scroll  sawyer,  r.  334  Seventh 
Litzelschwob  Antone,  helper  Eureka  Brewery,  r.  235 

First 
Litzius  August,  upholsterer,  r.  35 M  Langton 
Lltzius  August   C,   engraver  Lcvison   Bros.,   r.  35  3^ 

l^angton 
Lltzius  Edward,  cutler  Will  &  Finck,  r.  35}^  Langton 
LitziuK  Louis,  upholsterer,  r.  35 M  Langton 


Litzius  William,  salesman  Will  &  Finck,  r.  36 }4  Lang, 
ton 

Liurette  John,  gardener,  r.  NE  cor  Kansas  and  Center 

Lively  James,  r.  824  Howard 

Lively  Richard,  helper  Moynihan  &  Aitken 

Livergood  Clara,  domestic  2119  Buchanan 

Livermore  Charles  E.,  manager  Redington  Quicksil- 
ver Co.,  531  Market,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 

Livermore  Edward  St.  L.,  compositor,  r.  227  San  Jos6 
Av 

Livermore  Harry  A.,  pressman  The  Daily  Report,  r. 
227  San  Jose  Av 

Livermore  Horatio  P.,  treasurer  Redington 
Quicksilver  Co.  and  Natoma  Water  and  Mining 
Co.  and  Folsom  Water  Power  Co.,  office  531  Mar- 
ket, r.  Rock  Ridge.  Oakland 

Livermore  Obadiali,  real  estate  agent,  137  Mont- 
gomery, r.  1216  Jones 

LIVERPOOL  &  LONDON  &  GLOBE  INS.  CO, 

Cliarles  D.  Haven  resident  secretary, 
4:22  California  ,. 

Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe  Insur- 
ance Co's  Building',  NE  cor  Leidesdorflfand 
California 

Liverpool  House,  516-518  Pacific 

Liverpool  Underwriters'  Association,  Falkner,  Bell  & 
Co.  agents,  430  California 

Livingston  Benjamin,  salesman  Livingston  b  So&d- 
heimer.  r.  1010  Polk 

Livingston  Clarence  H.,  clerk  U.  S.  Inte];nal  Revenue, 
r.  7  Dupont 

Livingston  David  (Livingston  &  Sondheimer)  r.  1420 
Polk 

Livingston  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  437  Jessie 

Livingston  Eva  Miss,  assistant  South  End  School 

Livingston  Fred.  S.,  porter  Middleton  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Livingston  George  H.,  r.  904  Van  Ness  Av 

Livingston  Henry,  expressman,  r.  523  Vallejo 

Livingston  Howard,  r.  904  Van  Ness  Av 

Livingston  H.  W.  Jr.,  r.  The  Florence 

Livingston  Isaac,  speculator,  r.  559}^  Minna 

Livingston  Isaac,  upholsterer,  902  Larkin,  r.  NE  cor 
Cedar  Av  and  Polk 

Livingston  James  M..  mining  and  real  estate,  1  Stev- 
enson Building,  r.  904  Van  Ness  Av 

Livingston  John  (Lowenthal,  Livingston  b  Speyer) 
r.  Oakland 

Livingston  Louis  (Livingston  &  Co.)  r.  Frankfort, 
Germany 

Livingston  Louis,  salesman  J.  Lawrence,  r.  Eleventh 
Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Livingston  Mark  (Hutchinson,  Kohl,  Philippeus  b 
Co.)  r.  Europe 

Livingston  Michael  H.,  traveling  salesman  Eosen- 
thal,  Feder  &  Co.,  35  Battery 

Livingston  Nathan,  junk,  42  First 

Livingston  Richard  M.,  r.  y04  Van  Ness  Av 

Livingston  Riualdo  R.,  journalist,  r.  6ii  Harriet 

Livingston  Samuel,  bookkeeper  M.  Banner  iN:  Co.,  r. 
630  Eddy 

Livingston  William,  conductor  Sutter  St.  ER.,  r.  106 
Austin 

Livingston  Si  Co.  (Louis  Livingston,  Isaac  Levy, 
Abram  P.  Williams  and  Joseph  May)  importers 
and  wholesale  dealers  wines  and  liquors,  220-222 
California 

Livingston  &  Sondheimer  (David  Livingston  and 
Moses   Sondheimer)    dry  and  fancy  goods,   1420 

•       Polk 

Livingstone  Chauncey,  steward  C.  P.  RE.  stmr 
Apache 

Livingstone  Frank,  cardriver,  r.  N  s  King,  bet  Fifth 
and  Sixth 

Livingstone  Frank  Jr.,  boxmaker,  r.  N  s  King,  bet 
Fitth  and  Sixth 

Livingstone  Philip  H..  jeweler,  r.  109  Polk 

Livingstone  Roderick,  carpenter,  r.  624  Fourth 

Livroui  Andrew,  bootbliick  John   Lavery,  r.  266  First 

Livroni  John  R.,  bootblack,  1100  Market,  r.  444Ji  Na- 
toma 

Lizard  Bernard,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Llewellyn  David,  superintendent  Colvlmbia  Foundry, 
r.  343  Beale 

Llewellyn  Llewellyn  J.,  ironmolder,  r.  343  Beale 

Llewellyn  Reese,  proptr  Columbia  Foundry,  133-135 
Beale,  and  130-136  Main,  r.  343  Beale 

Llewellyn  Reese  Jr.,  ironmolder,  r.  343  Beale 

Llewellyn  Richard,  teamster,  r.  317  Harrison 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


GOOD  WORK,  LOW  PRICES 

Office,  33  Geary  St. 


J.  MACDONOUGH, 


IMPORTER    OF   AND  DEALER    IN  AIAj  KINDS  OP  FOREIGN 
AND   DOMESTIC  COAL,  41  Market  Street,   comer  Spear. 


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Llewellyn  steam  Condenser  Manufacturing  Co., James 

M.  Streeten  president,    Calvert   Meade  secretary, 

324  Pine,  room  10 
Llewellyn  Thomas,  machinist  Columbia  Foundry,  r. 

343  Beale 
Bt^Llewellyn.     See  Lewellyn 
Lloyd  Arthur,  seaman  bktn  Modoc,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Lloyd  Charles  R.  (Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co.)  r.  East  Oak- 
laud 
Lloyd  Edwin  C,  painter,  r.  110  J$  Eighteenth 
Lloyd  George  E.,  salesman  E.F.  Gibbon,  r.625  Kearny 
Lloyd  G.  W.,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  1130  Valencia 
Lloyd    John,    attorney  at  law,  411 M   California, 

room  15,  r.  Fruit  Vale,  Alameda  Co. 
Lloyd  John  L.,  painter  E.  H.  Gadsby,  r.  130  Fifth 
Lloyd  Kate,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Lloyd  Louisa  C,  widow,  r.  426  Hickory  Av 
Lloyd  Mary,  domt-stie  1105  Taylor 
Lloyd  Mary  P.,  widow,  teacher  Free  Kindergarten  No. 

4,  r.  918  Van  Ness  Av 
Lloyd  Reuben  H.    (Lloyd  &  Wood)  r.  lOlOFolsom 
Lloyd  Richard,  painter  E.   M.   Gallagher,  r.  Berkeley 
Lloyd  Sarah,  widow,  r.  13  Laskie 
Lloyd  Thomas,  r.  1023  Stockton 

Lloyd  William,  longshoreman,  r.  13043^  Montgomery 
Lloyd  William  A.,  ironmolder,  r.  755  Howard 
Lloyd  William  C,  stage  manager  Tivoli  Garden,  r. 

623  Ellis 
Lloyd  &  Wood  (Reuben  H.  Lloyd  and  William  S. 

Wood)  attorneys  at  law,  9-10-12-13  Nevada  Block 
Loag  John,  helper  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  King  St. 
Loague  Charles  A.,  cook  Oregon  Imp.  SS. Walla  Walla, 

r.  417  Bryant 
Loaiza  Manuel  Y.,   bookkeeper  Wenceslao  Loaiza,  r. 

1217  Washington 
Loaiza  Rollo,  longshoreman,  r.  317  Filbert 
Loaiza  Wenceslao    (Wenceslao   Loaiza)    r.  1217  Wash- 
ington 
Loaiza.  Wenceslao  (Wenceslao  Loaiza  and  Jorge 

L.  Canalizo)  commission  merchants,  323  California 
Loane  Abraham,  planer  Hobbs,  Wall   &   Co.,  r.  1530 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Loane   Charles,   whittncr  James  C.   Sellers,  r.  1512 

Golden  Gate  \v 
Loane  Framis  M.,  stonemason,  and  eitraman  Engine 

No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  240  Sixth 
Iioaue  Frank  M.,  bricklayer,  r.  1512  Golden  Gate  Av 
Loane  Henry  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  1512  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Loane  John  M.,  salesman  Lachman  &  Jaeobi,  r.  Ahl- 

born  House 
Loane  William,  tinsmith,  r.  647  Howard 
Lobe  Emile  (Lobe,  Salinger  &  Co.)  r.  1513  Gough 
Lobe  Henry,  salesman  Bachman  Bros.,  r.  508  Hyde 
Lobe  Oscar,  seaman,  r.  47  Sacramento 
Lobe,  Saling-er  Si  Co.    (Emile  Lobe,  Albert  M. 

Salinger  and  Jacob  Greenwald)  American  Bargain 

Co.,  515  Market 
Lobe  Simon,  r.  5(18  Hyde 
B^Lobe.     See  Loeb 
Loben  Sels  P.  Justus  van,  attorney  at  law,  530 

California,  room  4,  r.  1305  Adeline,  Oakland 
Lobenstein  Marcus,  drayman,  119  Battery,  and  station- 
ery and  varietits,  1528  Turk 
Lobenstein  Ralph,  shoemaker,  r.  1528  Turk 
Lobenstein  S.  &  Co.    (Solomon   Lobenstein  and  Marx 

Cohn)  butchers,  NW  cor  Post  and  Laguna 
Lobenstein  Solomon  (8.  Lobenstein  &  Co.)  r.  NW  cor 

Laguna  and  Post 
Lobos  Avenue  School,  Miss  E.  Goldsmith   principal, 

S  B  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Parker  and  Johnson  Avs 
Lobos  Square  Packing  House,  J.  Y.  Wilson  & 

Co.   proplrs,  N  s  Bay,   nr   Buchanan,   depot   508 

Market  and  9  Sutter 
Locan     Frank,    president  Eureka     Consolidated 

Mining  Co.,  36-37  Nevada  Block,  r.  1114  Post 
ByLocan.     See  Logan 

Loceo  Roman,  porter  H.  Schuik,  r.  6  Hinckley 
Loch  August,  machinist  Novelty  Iron  Works,  r.  317 

Green 
Loch  Louis,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Loch  William  L.,  packer  Seth  Thomas  Clock  Co.,  r. 

13  Tehama 
B^Loch.     See  Locke 
Lockbauni   August  B.,   manufacturer   jewelry 

boxes,  134  Sutter,  r.  1809  Post 
Lochbaum  August  H.  Jr.,  jewelry  case-maker  August 

H.  Lochbaum,  r.  1809  Post 
Lochbaum  Eva,  widow,  r.  1227  Union 


Lochbaum  Valentine  B.,  tinsmith,  r.  1227  Union 
Locher  F.  Joseph,  cutter  James  P.  Hixson' 
Lochhead  Andrew,  machinist,  r.  217  Spear 
Lochhead  John,  mechanical  engioeer,  217  Spear 
Lochhead  Robert,  machinist,  r.  217  Spear 
Lochman  Antonio,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Lochuer  Joseph,  retoucher  Peters  &  Sewell,  r.  740 

Howard 
Lock  Christian,  seaman  schr  George  Washington 
Lockard  William,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  1014 

Washington 
Locke  Alice  Mrs.,  r.  426  Kearny 

Locke  Charles  E.,  bric-a-brac,  antique   furniture 
and  statuarv,  25  Geary,  and  proprietor  Bush  Street 
Theatre,  r.  210  Powell 
Locke  C.  H.,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  Tl  New  Montgomery 
Locke  Frank  L.,  miller  Horace   Davis  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Locke  HoUis  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  2209  Larkin 
Locke  Isaac  S.,  wharfinger  Vallejo   St.  Wharf,  r.  2209 

Larkin 
Locke  James,  laborer,  r.  524  Ninth 
Locke  James  B.,  pressman  Frank  Eastman  &  Co.,  r. 

2209  Larkin 
Locke  James  P.  (Locke  &  Thomas)  r.  E  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Locke  J.  E.,  compositor,  r.  502  Washington 
Locke  Joseph  H.,  plumber,  r.  14  Anthony 
Locke  Josiah  H..  superintendent  Golden    Gate  Flour 

Mills,  r.  819  Grove 
Locke  Lewis,  interpreter  Chinese,  Police  Courts,  r. 

920  Clay 
Locke  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  907  Stockton 
Locke  Nathan  S..  clerk,  r.  2209  Larkin 
Locke  Raymond  M.,  carpenter,  r.  2209  Larkin 
Locke  S.,  Chinese  interpreter  .and  dealer  Chinese 
and  Japanese  fancy  goods  and  general  merchan- 
dise. NW  cor  Dupont  and  Jackson  * 
Locke  Samuel,  mining,  321  Davis,  r.  Lick  House 
Locke  Silas  M.,  capitalist,  r.  125  Golden  Gate  Av 
Locke  U.S.,  capitalist,  office   507  Montgomery,  room 

1,  r.  El  Paso.  Texas 
Locke  W.  C,  r.  Marlborough  House 
Locke  William  L.,  clerk  William  T.   Coleman  &  Co., 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Locke  &  Thomas  (James  P.  Locke  and  Henry  ThomaB) 

carriage  factory,  670  Mission 
a£F"Locke.     See  Loch 
Locker  August,  laborer,  r.   Thirty-second  Av,  bet  G 

andH,  South  S.  F. 
Locker  Charles,  gasfitter  Charles  Waters,  r.  217  Clara 
LockhartJohn,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin 
Lockhart  John,  peddler,  r.  11  Converse 
LockhartJohn  A.,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Lockhart  M.  L.,  driver  Market  St.  RR..  r.  1616  Turk 
Lockhart  Robert,  carrier   Morning   Call,   r.    NW   cor 

Nineteenth  and  Stevenson 
Lockhart  Samuel,   carrier  Bulletin    and    Call,  r.    22 

Everett 
Lockhart  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  54  First 
US^Xdckhart      See  Luckhardt 

Lockren  Charles,  brakemau  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  606  Fourth 
Lockridge  Martin,  teainster,  r.  2420  Sutter 
Lockwood  D.  R.,  assistant  License  Collector,  r.  1921 

Taylor 
Lockwood  Eugene,    switchman    C.    P.    RR.,   r.  2603 

Bryant 
Lockwood  Henry  H.,  porter  Richards  &   Harrison,  r. 

326  Ellis 
Lockwood  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Steuart 
Lockwood  John  R.,  clerk  License  Collector's  Office,  r. 

1921  Taylor 
Lockwood  Louise,  widow,  r.  1524  Jackson 
Lockwood  Thoma^  sawjnaker  Pac.  Saw   Mnfg  Co.,  r. 

14  Geary 
Lockwood  Tylie  W.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  r.  711 

California 
Lockwood  William,  laborer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  208  Shotwell 
Lockwood  William  H.,  stockman  printing  and   litho- 
graphic dept  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r.  3  Elliot  Park 
Lockyer  Annie  L.,  domestic  10  Russ 
Lockyer  Frederick,  tinsmith  G.  &  E.  Snook,  r.  Berke- 
ley 
Lockyer  Henry,  stovemounter  James  De  La  Montanya, 

r.  Berkeley 
Lockyer  Thomas,  deckhand  tug  Joseph  H.  Redmond 
Locomotive  Engineeis  Board  of,  909 >«  Maiket 
Loderhose  August  (Muenter  &  Loderhose)  r.  215  Sec- 
ond 
Loderhose  Marie,  domestic  1827  Clay 


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Lodge  David  E.,  foreman  West  End  Stables,  r.  2414 

California 
Lodge  William  F.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  KB.,  r.  41 

Louisa 
Lodge  William,  janitor  603  Front,  and  extraman  En- 
gine No.  12,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  101  Commercial 
Lodl  Mining  Co.  (Esmeralda  Co.,  Nev.)  Charles  Man- 
ner secrttary,  51  Fremont 
Lods  Charles   L.,   carpenter  Spring   Valley   W.W.,  r. 

1608  West  Mission 
Loeb  Aaron  (Leon  &  Co.)  r.  204  Fifth 
Loeb  Gabriel,  salesman  Buyer  &   Reich,  r.  236   Sutter 
Loeb  Henry,  butcher,  1100  Clay 
Loeb  Sigmund,  clerk,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
II^"Loeb.    See  Lobe 

Loeber ,  compositor,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

Loeber  Andrew,  butcher  Edwin  E.  Waterman,  r.  1920 

Filbert 
Loeber  Herman,  bookkeeper  Forbes  Bros.  &  Co..  r. 

Oakland 
Loebden  Henry,  seaman,  r.  921  Battery 
Loehr  George  P.,  wheelwright,  r.  1810  Broderick 
Loesch  George,  leader  orchestra  Tivoli  Giircleu,  r.  736 

Geary 
Loesecke  Percy  von,  stockbroker,  312    Pine,  r.  513 

Franklin 
Loesh  John,  tailor,  1106  Howard 
Loessel  Theodore,  bookkeeper  Michalitschke  Bros.  .<i 

Co.,  r  1106  Taylor 
Loevene  Catherine  J.,  widow,  r.  1813  Steiner 
Loevene  Percival  M.  M.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1813  Steinor 
Loevy  Louis,  clerk,  r.  136  Perry 
Loew  Aaron,  tailor,  14  Turk 
Loewe  August,  proptr  Liberty  Dairy,  SE   cor   Warren 

and  Thirtieth 
lioewe  Brothers   (Mrs.  Henrietta  Loewe,  Moses 

Siegel  and  Jacques  Blum)  importers   and  whole- 

sak  wines  and  liquors,  217  Battery 
Loewe  Henrietta  Mrs.  (Loewe  Brothers)  r.  830  Mc  Al- 

lister 
Loewe  Joseph  M.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Frankenthal, 

Bachman  &  Co.,  r.  830  McAllister 
Loewe  Seligman  (Pferdner  &  Co.)  r.  323  Kearny 
Loewe  William  G.,  driver  August  Loewe,   r.  SE   cor 

Warren  and  Thirtieth 
8^  Loewe.     See  Low  and  Lowe 
Loewel  A.  &  Co.  (.\lexander  Loewel  and  Henry  Gunz- 

burger)  butchers,  12  S.  F.  Market 
Loewel  Alexander  (A.  Loewel  &  Co.)   r.  613  Locust  Av 
B^  Loewel.    See  Lowell 
Loewenberg  George,  collector  M.  Brandenstein  &  Co., 

r.  528  Eddy 
8^  Loewenberg.     See  Lowenberg 
Loewengrund  Lee,  salesman  S.  Bine,  r.  326   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Loewengrund  S.,  r.  326  Golden  Gate  Av 
Loewenhayn  Henry,  fruit,  428  Sansome,  r.  Abbotsford 

House 
Loewenson  L.,  carrier  Alta  California,  r.  715  Hyde 
Loewenson  Max,  cordmaker  A.  Colombat,  r.  715  Hyde 
Loewenstein  Emanuel,  commis.sion  merchant,  r.  1930 

Sutter 
Loewenstein  Gotthold,  tailor,  r.  17  Jj  Harriet 
Loewenstein  Herman,  bookkeeper,  r.  527  Natoma 
Loewenstein  Jacob  H.,  laundry,  314  Langton 
Loewenstein  John,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

Thoroughfare  Hotel 
Loewenstein  Lydia,  widow,  r.  1930  Sutter 
8t?"  Loewenstein.     See  Lowenstein 
Loewenthal  Josejih,  secondhand  clothing,  927  Market 
Loeweuthal  Max,  teacher  Evening  School 
Loewenthal  Myer,  assistant  bookkeeper  Colman  Bros., 

r.  927  Market 
fi^"  Loewenthal.     See  Lewenthal  and  Lowenthal 
Loewy  William,  attorney  at   law,  507  Montgomery,  r. 

922  Geary 

Lofkoff ,  brooniinaker  Harrison  &  Dickson 

Loflaud  J.  M.  A.,  clerk  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Bow- 
en,  r.  559  3^  Minna 
Lofstad  Charles,  picture  frame  mnfr,  815  Market,  r.  34 

Ellis 
Lofstad  John  N.,  furrier,  813  Market 
Lofstadt  Charles,  musician,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Lofstedt  Charles  H.,  cooper  Norton  &  Madsen,  r.  405 

Spear 
Lofthouse  Charles  P.,  telegraph    operator,  r.  Park 

Hotel 
Loftis  Francis  P.,  machinist,  r.  1103  Folsom 
Loftis  George  W.,  teamster,  r.  821  Jessie 
Loftis  Henry  M.,  teamster,  r.  210  Eighth 


Loftis  James,  teamster  Presidio  Jleservation 

Loftis  M.,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation 

Loftis  Michael,  laborer,  r.  63  Jessie 

Loftis.Tht)ma8,  plumber,  r.  821  Jessie 

Lofton  William  J.,  barber  Lampe  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 

Loftus  Charles,  porter  Western  Union  Tel.  Co!,  r.  719 
Clay 

Loftus  James  W.,  expressman,  r.  363  Eleventh 

Loftus  John,  bricklayer,  r.  363  Eleventh 

Loftus  John,  farmer,  r.  322  .Jessie 

Loftus  John,  teamster,  r.  225  Eighth 

Loftus  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  W  s  Noe,  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 

Loftus  Michael  A.,  policeman,  r.  413  Valencia 

Loftus  Patrick,  porter  Occidental  Hotel 

Lcftus  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  518  Brannan 

Loftus  Thoiuas,  billiardman  Occidental  Hotel 

Logan  Alexander,  horsecollarmaker,  r.  550  Fourth 

Logan  Charles  M.,  student,  r.  11  Geary 

Logan  Duncan,  assistant  superintendent  P.  C.  SS. 
Co'r  Wharf,  r.  1325  Powell 

Logan  Edward,  woolgrader,  r.  765  Market 

Logan  Emma  C.  Miss,  shoefitter  Rosenthal, Feder  &  Co. 

Logan  George,  laborer,  r.  715  Howard 

Logan  H.  Clay,  traveling  freight  agent  C.  P.  ER., 
ofiace  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

Logan  Hugh,  superintendent  Pac.  Refrigerating  Co., 
r.  1920  Fillmore 

Logan  James  F.,  carpenter,  r.  1320  Folsom 

Logan  John,  laborer,  r.  307  Ritch 

Logan  John,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  Mission,  bet  Thirtieth 
and  Thirty-first 

Logan  John  W.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  Ahlborn 
House 

Logan  Joseph  F.,  teamster,  r.  724  Front 

Logan  M.  Hill,  physician,  office  and  r.  11  Geary 

Logan  Robert  S.,  foreman  Thomas  H.  Armstrong,  r. 
816  Filbert 

Logan  Robert  S.  Jr.,  shoecutter,  r.  816  Filbert 

Logan  Sarah,  domestic  239  O'Farrell 

Logan  Thomas,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  RE.,  r.  160  Clara 

Logan  Walter,  waiter,  r.  32  Second 

Logan  William,  waiter  The  Baldwin,  r.  46  Second 

Logan  William  A.,  papercarrier,  r.  724  Front 

Logan  William  B.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P. 
RR.,  r.  204  McAllister 

8^"  Logan.    See  Locan 

Loge  Henry,  bellman  Russ  House 

Logeman  William,  clerk,  r.  101  Prospect  PI 

Logstroem  T.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Logue  Charles,  cook,  r.  142  Townsend 

Logue  James,  guard  Golden  Gate  Park,  r.  1350  Ful- 
ton 

Logue  John,  laborer,  r.  142  Townsend 

Logue  Patrick,  fireman,  r.  56  Clementina 

Loh  Adam,  porter  Louis  Kline  ^^  Co.,  r.  707  Vallejo 

Loheide  Frederick  W.,  painter  J.  C.  Derbaum,  r.  29)4 
Oak  Grove  Av 

Loheide  Max  H.,  painter,  r.  29!^  Oak  Grove  Av 

Lohman  Edward,  cook,  r.  127  Jackson 

Lohman  H.,  laborer,  r.  783  Market 

Lohman  Henry,  cook,  r.  101  Jackson 

Lohman  John,  bootmaker,  r.  443  Bush 

Lohmann  Edward,  porter  Wei),  Leiter  &  Co.,  r.  820 
Pacific 

Lohmann  Gottlieb,  r.  1313  Scott 

Lohmann  Heinrich,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Lohmann  Henry  (Lohmann  &  Frerichs)  r.  1501  Fol- 
som 

Lohmann  Henry  H.,  butcher,  r.  615  Pine 

Lohmann  Jacob,  salesman,  r.  13  Rincon  Av 

Lohmann  John  H.,  painter  and  whitener,  1124  Mis- 
sion, r.  1703  Sacramento 

liOliinaiiii  t!te  Frericli8  (Henry  Lohmann  and 
Martin  Frerichs)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Folsom  and  Kleventh,  and  156  Ninth 

Lohmeyer  John  C,  painter,  r.  1213  Columbia 

Lohmuller  August,  porter  George  A.  Davis,  r.  761 
Mission 

Lohnar  Albert,  driver  J.  H.  Kessing,  r.  968  Howard 

Lohnar  Anton,  carpenter,  r.  968  Howard 

Lohnar  Charles  E.,  r.  7  Dale  PI 

Lohnar  Emii,  with  Hait  &  Goodman,  r.  968  Howard 

Lohr  Amelia,  feathermaUer,  r.  1216  Pacific 

Lohr  Kate,  feathenuaker,  r.  1216  Pacific 

Lohr  Mary,  tVatbermaker.  r.  1216  Pacific 

Lohruiauii  J.  &  Co.  (John  Lohrmannsnd  DIedrlch  Sie- 
mcr)  pickle  mufrs,  46  Clay 

Lohrmann  John  (J.  Lohrmann  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 

Lohse  Arnold,  machinist,  r.  317  Bush 


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liOhse  George  A.,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r.  317 
Bush 

Lohse  Catherine  M.,  ■wiilow,  r.  721  Hayes 

Lobse  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 

LohseJohn  A.,  agent  Piatt's  Hall,  r.  228  Bush 

liOlise  John  P.,  secretary  Calilnrnia  and  Hercules 
Powder  Works,  230  California,  r.  718  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Lohse  N.,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Fulton  and  Webi^ter 

Lohse  Nicholas,  assistant  city  superintendent  Spring 
Valley  W.W.,  r.  711  O'Farrell 

Lohsen  Diedrich  H.  W.  (Lohaen  &  Appiarius)  r.  130 
Ivy  Av 

Lohsen  Hermann,  clerk  Becker  Bros.,  r.  822  Larkin 

Lohsen  Minnie,  domestic  cor  Railroad  and  Tenth  Avs, 
South  S.  F. 

Lohsen  &  Appiarius  (D.H.W.  Lohsen  and  Henry  C.  Ap- 
piarius) liquor  saloon,  junction  Market  and  Hayes 

Lolseau  AdolpUe,  editor  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco, B'Si)  Clay,  r.  915  Montgoujery 

Loker  William  T.,  cigars  uud  tobacco,  256  Third 

Ltolor  Charles  P.,  ship  and  freight  broker  and 
forwarding  agent,  30-31  Merchants'  Exchange,  r. 
852  Mission 

Lomax  David,  waiter  The  Bal^^in,  r.  1212  Pacific 

Lomax  James,  calker,  r.  1212  Pacific 

Lombaerts  Joseph,  bakery,  640  Mission 

Lombard  Charles,  seaman,  r.  '238  Steuart 

Lombard  Charles  C,  clerk  Horace  Davis  &Co.,r.  Oak- 
land 

Lombard  Frank,  with  William  T.  Coleman  &  Co.,  r. 
201  Turk 

Lombard  Frederic,  teacher  languages,  r.  1026  Lom- 
bard 

Lombard  George  F.,  waiter  Palace  Hotel 

Lombard  John,  laborer,  r.  626  Brannan 

Lombard  Joseph,  seaman,  r.  27  Drumm 

Lombard  Patrick,  galvanizer,  r.  626  Brannan,  rear 

Lombard  Street  Priiuary  School,  Mis»  Annie  B.  Chal- 
mers principal,  N  s  Lombard,  bet  Broderick  and 
Baker 

Liombard  Warehouse,  T.  F.  Carvell  proprietor, 
NW  cor  Sansome  and  Lombard 

Lombard!  Cherubino,  restaurant,  706  Montgomery,  r. 
734  Montgomery 

Lombardl  Giuseppe,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 
Broadway 

Lombardi  Pacific,  milker,  r.  N  s  Precita  Av,  nr  Wash- 
ington Av,  B.  H. 

Lomeli  Pedro,  liquor  saloon.  510  Broadway 

Lometti  Joseph,  cellarman  J.  P.  Schardln  &  Co.,  r.  6 
Telegraph  PI 

Lomler  Ernest,  clerk  Matthias  Gray,  r.  Ahlborn 
House 

Lond  Henry,  junk  dealer,  430  Spear,  r.  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Steuart 

Londenway  William,  waiter  Palace  Hotel  Restaurant 

London  Alexander,  painter,  r.  38  Clara 

London  and  California  Mining  Co.  (limited)  William 
Johns  manager,  320  Sau.some,  room  16 

London  and  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance 
Co.  (Liverpool)  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.  agents, 
George  W.  Spencer  manager,  316  California    ' 

London  and  Northwestern  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (of 
Manchester)  E.  A.  Halsey  &  Co.  agents,  411  Cali- 
fornia 

London  and  Provincial  Fire  Insurance  Co. 
(of  London)  Harry  W.  Syz  general  agent,  4'i0-422 
California 

London  and  Provincial  Marine  Insurance 
Co.  (of  London)  Hutchinson  &  Mann  agents,  32'2- 
324  California  and  302-304  Sansome 

London  and  San  Francisco  BunU  (limited) 
Arthur  Scrivener  manager,  William  Steel  assist- 
ant mauager,  424  California 

London  and  San  Francisco  Bank  Building, 
NW  eor  California  and  Leili  sdi^rff 

LONDON  ASSURANCE  CORPORATION.^.,. 

of  London)  W  illiuin  Lane  Booker  ai^ent, 

Robert  Dickson  manager,  SE  cor  Slont- 

g'omery  anil  California 
London     Assurance  Corporation    (marine  of 

London)  Parrott  k  Co.  agents.  306  California 
London  Charles,  lithographer  Britton  &  Rey,  r.  1501 M 

Buchanan 
London  Henry  (Gerson  &  London)  r.  1765  Howard 
London  Jacques,  vice  principal   South   Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  705  Larkin 
London  James,  boxmaker,  r.  15  Bernice,  rear 


London  James,  pressman  Lardner&Lee,  r.  16  Twelfth 
'  London  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  37  Fifth  Av 
I  London  Leah  Miss,  r.  249  >4  Clara 

I  London  Lewis  A.,   house  and   sign  painter,    r.   2i9M 
I         Clara 
j  London  Louis,  cigarmaker  Sideman,  Lacbman  &  Co. 

London  Meyer,  teamster,  r.  34  Langton 

London  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.  (Napa  Co.)  A.  Halsey 
secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  7 

LONDON  TEA  Co.  Frederick  W. 
Ilnng'e  proprietor,  importers  teas  and 
coffees  and  wliolesale  and  retail  gro- 
cers, 40  Tliird 

London  William  R.,  wool  scourer,  r..37  Fifth  Av 
I  Lone  Mountain  Cemetery    (now  Laurel  Hill)  bet  Post 

and  California,  fronting  Central  Av 
Lone  Mountain  Nursery,  Henry  Stewart  proptr,   S    s 

Post,  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Lonergan  Daniel,  hostler,  r.  174  Jessie 
Louergan  George,  order  clerk  C.  J.  Hawley   &   Co.,  r. 

1005,"^  Minna 
Louergan    George  M.,  salesman   Verdier,  Moreaii  & 

Co.,  r.  757  Folsoru 
Lonergan  Harry  .'blacksmith,  r.  757  Folsom 
Lonergan  James,  clerk,  r.  757  Folsom 
Lonergan  James,  shoemaker,  r.  7  Sheridan 
Lonergan  Jeremiah  H.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &   Co., 

r.  599  Ellis 
Lonergan  John,  clerk,  r.  757  Folsom 
Lonergan  Katie,  cook,  1714  California 
Lonergan  Lawrence,  r.  4  Vincent 
Lonergan  Lena  Miss,  r.  1208  California 
Lonergan  Mary,  widow,  r.  75T  Folsom 
Lonergan  Robert,  porter    Hecht  Bros.    &   Co.,   r.  639 

Natoma 
Loney  Anthony,  whitener,  801  Mission,  r.  1304  Vallejo 
Loney  George,  special  policeman,  r.  224  Kearny 
Loney  Margaret  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  224  Kearny 

Long Mrs.,  r.  Winchester  House 

Long  Andrew   M.,  clerk  Daniel  E.   Sullivan,   r.   442 

Ninth 
Long  Anson,  teamster,  r.  5203^  Ninth 
Long  Branch   Hotel,  Nicholas  Hochguertel  proptr,  8 

Point  Lobos  Av,  Ocean  Beach 
Long  Bridget,  widow,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  Q  and  R, 

South  S.  F. 
Long  C,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 
Long    Charles,    varieties,   NE    cor    Washington    and 

Powell 
Long  Charles  E.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  25  Thirteenth 
Long  Charles   H.,  printer  Adjutant-General's  OflSce, 

Preeidio  Reservation,  r.  2223  Greenwich 
Long  Claude,  clerk,  r.  29  Stone 

Long  Claude  (estate  of)  importers  hardware  and  build- 
ing materials,  654  Washington 
Long  David,  doorkeeper  Adelphi  Theatre 
Long  Delia  Miss,  bookfolder,  r.  620  Harrison 
Long  Dennis,  boilermaker,  r.  13  Maria 
Long  Edward,  r.  113  Perry 
Long  Edward,  stairbuilder,  r.  141  Natoma 
Long  Edwin,  painter,  r.  2'20  Stevenson 
Long  E.  H.  Mrs  ,  widow,  r.  311  Hyde 
Long  Frederick,  porter,  r.  442  Ninth 
Long  Frederick  A.,  cane  worker,  422  Powell 
Loug  George,  stevedore  A.  C   Freese 
Long  George  H..  clerk,  r.  141  Natoma 
Long  George  S.,  brewer,  r.  645  Stevenson 
Long  Harry  W.,  traveling  ageut  Sanderson  &  Horn,  r. 

Occidental  Hotel 
Long  H.  B.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  Ahlborn  House- 
Loug  Jacob,  bootblack  Peter  Miller,  r.  417  Post 
Long  James,  carpenter,  r.  141  Natoma 
Long  James,  clerk,  r.  814  Sansome 
Long, James,  foreman  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

Oakland 
Long  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Long  Jamrs  E.,  clerk  Wakelee  &  Co.,  r.  2213  Pine 
Long  James  H.,  law  clerk  Whittemore  &  McKee,  r.l41 

Natoma 
Long  John,  salesman,  r.  2918  Clay 
Long  John,  typecaster,  r.  141  Natoma 
Loug  J.  T.,  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Long  Lillie  D.,  Miss,  r.  25  Thirteenth 
Long  Lizzie  M.  Miss,  r.  34  Essex 
Long  Louis  H.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 

Berkeley 
Long  M.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71    New    Mont- 
gomery 
Long  M^ry  Mrs.,  r.  915  Howard 


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Long  Maurice,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  k  Co.,  r.  36 

Garden 
Long  Michael,  foreman  J.  Harris  &  Co.,  r.  519  Bryant 
Long  Michael  (D.  Block  &  Co.)  r.  413  Brannan 
Long  Nicholas,  auctioneer,  r.  739  Folsom 
Long  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor   Larkin   and  Fran- 
cisco 
Long  Patrick  J.,  expressman,  r.  2213  Pine 
Long  Peter,  butcher,  r.  1316  Broadway 
Long  Philip,  clerk  D.  W.  Hitchcock,  r.  915  Howard 
Long  Robert  S.,  carpenter  Kobinson  &   Gillespie,   r. 

Park  Hotel 
Long  Salmon  H.,  mnfr  Hemme  k  Long  pianos,   1815 

Washington,  r.  1812  Washington 
Long  Sarah  M.  Miss,  r.  34  Essex 

Long  Seely  F.,  physician,  office  and  r.  Chronicle  Bldg 
Long  Suwarrow,  porter,  r.  10073!*  Jones 
Long  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  34  Minna 
LongW.  A.,  medical  student  Medical   College  of  the 

Pacific,  r.  652  Mission 
Long  William,  porter  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co.,  r.  44  Clem- 
entina 
Long  William,  trunkmaker,  r.  35  South  Park 
Long  William,  waiter,  r.  308  Tehama. 
Long  William  F.,  shoecutter,  r.  35  South  Park 
Longe  Frederick  A.,  portraitpainter,  r.  660  Mission 
Longe  Goorge,  butcher,  r.  S  s  Langton,  bet   Folsom 

and  Harrison 
Longfellow  Alvin  J.,  carpenter,  r.  117  Mason 
Longfellow  Copper  Mining  Co.  (Clifton,  A.  T.)  Fein- 
berg  &  Winter  agents,  205  Front 
Longfellow  Henry  A.,  planer  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  W 

8  Dolores,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Longfellow  Joseph  W.,  printer  Union  Box  Factory,  r. 

1030  Folsom 
Longinotti  John  B.,  candymaker  Hirschfeld  &Saroni, 

r.  513  Stevenson 
Longinotti  Joseph,  scavenger,  r.  49  Boardman  PI 
Longley  George  W.,  signpainter,  332  Bush,r.  6  Scheer- 

erPl 
Longley  Thomas,  watchman,  r.  435  Bush 
Longmoore  A.  J.,  ludging.s,  403  Broadway 
Longshoremen's  Benevolent  Association,  Ixora  Hall 
Longtin  Jean  B.,  boots  and  shoes,  111  Seventh 
Longton  William,  iroumolder,  r.  549  J<^  Tehama 
Longwill  John  (Stevenson  &  Longwill)  r.  9  Perry 
Lonkey  Jane,  widow,  r.  28  Natoma 
Loo  Louis,  cook,  r.  125  Virginia 

Loofbourow  George  T.,  clerk  N.  E.  Barnes,  r.  Oakland 
Loomer  Jacob  E.,  shipjoiner,  r.  Valley,  nr  San  Jose  Av 
Loomis  Augustus  W.  Rev.,  pastor  Presbyterian   Chi- 
nese Mission,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Stockton,  r. 
1505  Jones 
Loomis  Byron,  house  builder,  r.  2618  Bryant 
Loomis  Charles  A.,  liquor  dealer,  r.  1017  Larkin 
Lioomis  George,  clothing,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
boots  and  shoes,  hats,  tobacco,  yankee  notions, 
etc.,  706-716  Kearny,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
liooiuis   Henry   B.,    attorney   at  law   Latimer   & 

Morrow,  76  Nevada  Block,  r.  311  Stockton 
Loomis  John  P.,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  r. 

342  Clementina 
Loomis  Roland,  teamster,  r.  223  Eighth,  rear 
Loomis  Satella  E.,  widow,  r.  1214  Sutter 
Loomis  William  A.  B.,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  1214  Sut- 
ter 
Looney  Elijah,  waiter  The  Baldwin,  r.  267  Minna 
Looney  John,  liquor  saloon,  140  Second,  r.  57  Clemen- 
tina 
Looney  Timothy,  laboier  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  53  Jessie 
Loop  Frank  S.,  clerk  A.  J.  Leary,  r.  406  Bryant 
Loop  Sidney  J.,  real  estate,  r.  4(i6  Bryant 
Loorya  Marcus,  tailor,  231  Pacific,  r.  915  Sansome 
BS^  Loorya.     See  Loryea 
Loos  William   D.,  pi-esideut  Cal.   Glass  Works',   cor 

Utah  and  Alameda,  r.  736  Tehama 
Lopes  John,  magnetic  healer,  r.  734  Montgomery 
Lopes  John,  seaman  schr  Ada  McCune 
Lopes  John,  shirtmaker,  r.  27  John 

Lopez ,  printer,  r.  1100  Stockton 

Lopez  A.,  r.  1318  Dupont 
Lopez  Amadeo,  compositor,  r.  1628  Stockton 
Lopez  Ascenclon,  widow,  r.  25  Hinckley 
Lopez  Carlos,  importer  Mexican  fruits,  r.  26 Hinckley 
Lopez  Charlotte,  seamstress,  r.  716  Vallejo 
Lopez  Concha,  dressmaker,  r.  512  Broadway 
Lopez  Concha  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  15  Scott  PI 
Lopez  Felipe,  clgarmaker,  r.  323  Montgomery  Av 
Lopez  Gebasso,  vaquero,  r.  Twelfth  Av,  bet  N  and  P, 
South  S.  F. 


Lopez  Jesus,  cigarmaker,  r.  2006  Powell 

Lopez  Jesus,   furniture  and  bedding,  610  Vallejo 

Lopez  Jesus  E.,  wagonmaker,  r.  1331  Sacramento 

Lopez  Josefa,  domestic  309  Taylor 

Lopez  Paz,  widow,  r.  6  Card  Alley 

Lopez  Petra,  teacher  Spanish,  r.  1320  Stockton 

Lopiano  Maria,  dressmaker,  r.  7  Lafayette  PI 

Lopisich  Bernard,  cook,  r.  SE  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 

Lio  Presti   Antonio,  restaurant,  19  Powell,   r.  26 

Ellis 
Lorber  Addie,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  251  Third 
Lord  Andrew  J.,  painter,  23  Fifth,  r.  135  Sixth 
Lord  Charles  A.,  clerk  Mayhew  &  Taggard,   r.  Brook- 
lyn Hotel 
Lord  Charles  0.,  student  Henry  C.  Davis,  r.  Berkeley 
Lord  Edwin  (J.  E.  Mitchell  &  Co.)  r.  413  Tenth 
Lord  Elijah  S.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  310  Hayes 
Lord  Eva  Miss,  r.  2029  Pacific  Av 
Lord  Franklin  F.,  physician,   oflice  230  Eeamy,  r.  704 

Bush 
Lord  Hannah,  widow,  r.  1113 M  Kearny,  rear 
Lord  Henry,  waiter,  r.  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Lord  James  H.,  marblecutter,  r.  117  Thirteenth 
Lord  John,  fruit  dealer,  r.  4.52  Minna 
Lord  John  L.,  painter  "Thomas  Downing,  r.  136  Fifth 
Lord  Mary,  widow,  r.  6  Elliot  Park 
Lord  Rosalie,  widow,  r.  704  Bush 
Lord  Russell  F.,  civil  and  mining  engineer,  r.  1515 

Larkin 
Lord  Russell  H.,  clerk  Charles  M.  Plum  &  Co.,  r.  1515 

Larkin 
Lord  Sallie  Mrs.,  cosmetic  bazaar,  228  Stockton 
Lord  Samuel  F.,  clerk  insurance  dept  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  r.  1515  Larkin 
Lord  Theodore  A.,  r.  1828  Vallejo 
Lord  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  4  Montgomery  Court 
Lord  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Lord  Thomas, assistant  engineer  Spring  Valley  W.W., 

r.  SE  cor  Greenwich  and  Larkin 
Lord  Thomas  H.,   secretary  Co-operative   Watch  Re- 
pairing Co.,  r.  618  Jessie 
Lord  William,  ship  joiner,  r.  766  Howard 
Lord  William  A.,  with  D.  M.  Osborne  &  Co.,r.  SWcor 

Stevenson  and  Twentieth 
Lord  William  A.,  master  mariner,  r.  1228  Eddy 
Lorden  Jeremiah,  iron  molder,  r.  514  Fulton 
Lorden  Mary,  widow,  r.  13  Maria 
Lorden  Michael,  laborer,  r.  432  Shipley 
Lorden  Minnie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  13  Maria 
Lorens  Hans,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Loreus  John,  porter  Schwitters  &  Son,  r.  Elcho  House 
Lorensen  Annie,  domestic  1504  Taylor 
Loreusen  Hans,  waiter,  r.  37  Pacific 
8^  Loreusen.    See  Lawrensou,  Lorentzen  andLoren- 

zen 
Lorentz  Frederick,  master  mariner,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Lorentz  John  H.,  upholsterer,  r.  420  Duncan 
Lorentz  Robert,   coffee   saloon,  7   Stockton,   r.  128 JS 

Sourth 
Biy"  Lorentz.     See  Lawrence,  Lorens  and  Lorenz 
Lorentzen  A.  P.,  Master  Mariner's  Ben.  Assn, 413  Sut- 
ter 
Lorentzen  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lorentzen  Harold,  framemaker  Snow  &  Co.,  r.  Cali- 
fornia, bet  Fillmpre  and  Steiner 
6^  Lorentzen.     See  Lawrenson,  Lorensen,  Lorenson 

and  Loreuzeu 
Lorenz  Henry,  watchmaker  William  Manning,  r.  SW 

cor  Bush  and  Taylor 
Lorenz  Leopold,  insurance  broker,  32'2-324  California, 

r.  776  Folsom 
Lorenz  Wilhelm,  laborer,  r.  434  Vallejo,  tear 
B^  Lorenz.     See  Lawrence,  Lorens  and  Lorentz 
Lorenzelli  M.,  laborer,  r.  713  BroadwSy 
Loreuzen  Henry,  bookkeeper  Hoffman  &  Co.,  r.  1910 

Buchanan 
Lorenzen  John,  carpenter,  r.  SW  cor  Geary  and  Devis- 

adero 
Lorenzen  John  T.,  carpenter,  r.  616  Vj  Natoma 
Loreuzeu  Lorenzo,  manager  Cal.  Tea  Co.,  r.  314  Fourth 
Loreuzen  Peter,  captain  schr  Emily  F.  Bichard 
Loreuzen  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  52  Clementina 
Lorenzen  Thomas,  r.  65  Minna 
B^  Lorenzen.     See  Lawrenson,   Lorensen,  Lorenson 

and  Lorentzen 
Lorenzetti  Dominico,  r.  Milano  Hotel 
Lorenzo  Edward,  seaman,  r.  15  Howard 
Lorenzo  John,  r.  S  s  Bay,  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Lorenzo  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  561  Bryant 


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LOU 


Loretta  Battle  F.,  actress,  r.  120  Page 

Loretz  A.  F.  Mrs.,  corsetmaker,  r.  109  Ellis 

Loretz  Casper  (Loretz  &  Baumann)  r.  E  e  Scott,  nr 
Chestuiit 

Loretz  Jacob,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Loretz  k  Baumann  (Casper  Loretz  and  Viucenz  Bau- 
mann) milk  ranch,  E  s  Scott,  nr  Chestnut 

Loreus  Lena,  domestic  1024  Jackson 

Lorigan  Daniel,  pantryman  Me3er"s  Bakery 

Lorigan  Edward,  blacksmith,  r.  765  Howard 

Lorigan  Frank  B.,  bookkeeper  Stewart  &  Buckley,  r. 
765  Howard 

Lorigan  Frank  B.,  sash  and  blindmaker,  r.  2930  Fol- 
6om 

Lorigan  John,  clerk,  r.  22  Oak 

Lorigan  Malhias  T.,  with  David  Kerr.,  r.  2930  Folsom 

liorillard  Insurance  Co.  (of  New  York)  Jen- 
nings k  Stillman  general  agents,  317  California 

Lorillard  P.  &  Co.  (New  Jersey)  mnfrs  tobacco,  H. 
Heyneman  &  Co.,  agents.  217  Front 

Loring  David  W.,  bookkeeper  Horace  Davis  k  Co.,  r. 
579  Harrison 

Loring  Edward  B.,  foreman  J.  Spaiilding  &  Co.,  r.  934 
Howard 

Loring  E.  K.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2409  Sacramento 

Loring  Francis  H.,  clerk  Henry  K.  Field,  r.  579  Harri- 
son 

Loring  George  C,  clerk,  r.  225  Bush 

Loring  George  H.,  assay  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  1808 
Fillmore 

Loring  H.  G.  Mi*.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  112  O'Far- 
rell 

Loring  Jabez  C,  teamster  William  J.  Kelley,  r.  161 
Ninth 

Loring  Julius,  bootblack  Joseph  Rosa 

Loring  Prescott,  clerk  Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  &  Co.,  r. 
579  Harrison 

Loring  Richard,  laborer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 

Loring  Samuel  L.,  clerk  John  Rae  Hamilton,  r.  1808 
Fillmore 

Loring  William  H.,  clerk  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  502 
Powell 

Lorke  Alois,  shoe  cutter,  r.  247  Clara 

Lorquin  Ernest  F.,  naturalist,  410  Kearny,  rooms 
6-7,  r.- Oakland 

Lorquin  Henry  F.,  naturalist  Ernest  F.  Lorquin,  r. 
Oakland 

Lorrain  Anthony,  dyer,  r.  20  Boardman  PI 

Lorrain  Maria,  domestic  716  Broadway 

Lorrick  Frank,  confectioner,  r.  1415  Kearny 

Lorsbach  Adolph,  clerk  Von  Ronn  &  Hencke  Bros.,  r. 
18  Seventh 

Lortz  William,  shoemaker,  r.  403  Sutter 

Loryea  A.  M.,  physician  and  proptr  Hamman  Baths, 
11-13  Dupont,  r.  2524  California 

Loryea  Arthur,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf,  r.  SW  cor 
Howard  and  Seventeenth 

Loryea  Wifliam,  plumber  Charles  Waters,  r.  2524  Cal- 
ifornia 

l^"Loryea.     See  Loorya 

lios  Angeles  and  Independence  Railroad 
Co.,  Charles  Crocker  president,  Frank  S.  Douty 
secretary,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

1<08  Angeles  and  San  Dieg<r  Railroad  Co., 
Charles  Crocki-r  president,  J.  L.  Willcutt  secre- 
tary, NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

Lozekann  George,  locksmith,  r.  1914  Powell 

Losekann  Gustave,  engineer  Koehler  &  Ritter,  r.  1914 
Powell 

Losekann  Rudolph,  bookbinder  D.  Hicks  &  Co.,  r. 
1914  Powell 

Los  Gatos  Flouring  Mill  (Santa  Clara  Co.)  R.  P.  Ten- 
ney  agent,  NE  cor  Davis  and  Market 

Loskay  Frank  J.,  billiard  parlors,  8  Eddy,  r.  207  Turk 

Loskiu  Lawrenro,  hostler,  r.  2323  Pine 

I<os8ins  Rudolpli,  Poundkeeper,  N  a  California, 
bet  Walnut  and  Laurel,  r.  757  Harrison 

Loth  Frank,  tailor,  T.liy<  Dikemau  PI 

Lothers  John,  gardener,  r.  1  Glover 

Lothers  John  E.,  jeweler,  r.  1  Glover 

Lothrop  Albert,  teamster,  r.  503  Linden  Av 

Lothrop  John  J.,  horseshoer,  1506  Vallejo,  r.  1006 
Leavenwoi  th 

Lothrop  Warren  R.  (H.  F.  Smith  &  Co.)  r.  529  Clay 

It^Lothrop.     See  Lathrop 

Lott  Theresa,  domestic  516  Third 

Lott  William  S.,  carpenter,  r.  164  Clementina 

Lotterosh  George,  teamster,  r   12  Valparai.so 

Lottge  John  D.  N.,  stevedore,  r.  3  Church  PI 

Lotti  Domeiiic,  teamster,  r.  4,16  Pacific 


Lotti  Lorenzo,  laborer,  r.  115  Clark 

Lottiamar  Thomas,  steward  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 

Li'ttmau  Herman,  laborer,  r.  427  Pacific 

Lottritz  Ferdinand  T.,  painter  J.R.  Ayer,  r.  16  Garden 

Lottritz  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  2945  Sixteenth 

Lottriiz  Joseph  S.,  stenographer,  r.  2945  Sixteenth 

Lottritz  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1802  Market 

Lottritz  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  r.  16  Garden 

Lottus  Frederick,  painter  E.  M.  Gallagher 

Lotz  Carl,  confectioner  Meyer's  Bakery,  r.  813  Pacific 

Lotz  Conrad,  cook  Chicago  Hotel 

Lotz  Jacob,  bartender,  r.  Broadw^ay,  nr  Kearny 

Lotz  Paul,  retoucher  Jones,  Robinson  &  Co.,  r.  838 

Market 
Loubie  Frank,  laborer,  r.  717  Stockton 
Loucks  Orlando,    grain    commission    merchant,  126 

Clay,  r.  1010  Union 
Loud  C.  A.,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Loud  Emily  S.  Mrs.,  assistant.  West  End  School,  r. 

923  Hyde 
Loud  Eugene  F.,  foreman  Cahn,  Nickelsburg  k  Co.,r. 

708  Buchanan 
Louda  Catherine,  widow,  poultry  ranch,  off  W  s  Mis- 
sion, nr  Six-Mile  House 
Louda  John  B.,  farmer,  otf  W  s  Mission,  nr  Six-Mile 

House 
Louden  Maria  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  324  Ellis 
Louden  William  A.,  salesman   Ephraim  F.  Wilton,  r. 

324  Ellis 
B^Louden.     See  Loudon  and  Lowden 
Loudenslager  Agues,  widow,  r.  702  California 
Louderback  Andrew  A.,  merchant,  r.  336 Eddy 
Louderback  Charles  R.,  clerk  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

20  Capp 
Louderback  Davi.s,  attorney  at  law,  607  Kearny, 

rooms  1-3.  r.  1222  Geary 
Louderback  John,  steward  P.  C.    SS.   Orizaba,  r.  724 

Filbert 
Louderback  Lewis  C,  night  inspector  Custom  House, 

r.  122  Austin    . 
Louderback  Martin,  shoemaker,  r.  5  Wetmore  PI 
Louderback  William   A.,   electrotyper  Painter  &  Co., 

r.  230  M  Linden  Av 
^^"Louderback.     See  Louterbach 

Loudon Mrs.,  seamstress,  r.  107  Fifth 

Loudon  Fannie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  107  Fifth 
Loudon  Louis,  laborer,  r.  5  Florence 
Loudon  Oberlin,  cigars  and  tobacco,  220  Second 
Loudon  William,   butcher  James  Fogarty,  r.  33^  Ve- 
rona 
Loudon  W.  M.  (Studabecker  &  Loudon)  r.224  Stockton 
Bt^Loudon.     See  Louden  and  Lowden 
Lougee  Charles,  millwright  William  H.  Milllken,  r. 

West  Oakland 
Lougee  Herbert,  assayer,  r.  760  Howard 
Lougee  Jonathan  P.,  submarine  diver,  r.  760  Howard 
Lough  Edward  J.,   salesman   Sanborn,    Vail  &  Co.,  r. 

1625  Folsom 
Lough  James,  wholesale  and   retail   liquors,  514  Mis- 
sion 
Loughborough  .\lexander  H.    (Loughborough  k  New- 
hall)  r.  829  O'Farrell 
Iiougliborougli    &    Ne'wliall     (.\lexander    H. 
Loughborough  and  W.   Mayo   NewhaUj  attorneys 
at  law,  507  Montgomery  . 

Loughead  John,  paints  and   hardware,  1601-1605  Polk 
Loughery  Hugh,  tanner,  r.  Chapultepec,  bet  Prospect 

Av  and  Cherubusco,  B.  H. 
Loughery  Robert  J.,   shipping  clerk  Levi  Strauss  & 

Co.,  r.  1-52  Ninth 
Loughhead  Henry  W.,  clerk  London  and  S.  F.  Bank, 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Loughlan  James  D.,  druggist  G.   G.  Burnett,  r.  217 

Clara 
Loughlan  John  M.,  plumber,  r.  217  Clara 
Loughlan  Mary,  widow,  r.   N  s  Moulton,  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Loughlan  Timothy,  boilermaker,  r.  217  Clara 
Loughlan  William  P.,  clerk  Eyre  &  Jone.«,  r.  217  Clara 
Loughlin  Anne,  widow,  r.  2228  Hyde 
Loughlin  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  25  Twenty-second 
Loughlin   Charles,  packer  S.  F.  News   Co.,  r.  259  Te- 
hama 
Loughlin  James,  porter  Baldwin   Billiard   Room,    r. 

128  M  Fourth 
Loughlin  James,  wheelwright,  r.  22  Everett 
Loughlin    Peter  J.,   carpenter    and    builder,    r.   304 

Twenty-first 
Loughlin  William,  carrier  Call.  r.  2228  Hyde 
I^"  Loughlin.     See  Laughliu 


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LOW 


Loughmane  James,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  172  Minna 

Loughran ,  marblepoUsher,  r.  180  Clara 

Loughran  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  11  Clay 

Loughran  James,  laborer,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Twentieth 
and  Twenty-first 

Loughran  James,  stockdealer,  r.  865  J«;  Market 

Loughran  James  8.,  r.  446  Twentieth 

Loughran  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  E  s  California  Av,  bet 
Precita  Av  and  Twenty-eighth 

Loughran  Sadie  Miss,  r.  1708  Turk 

Loughran  Susie  F.  Mis.-i,  assistant  Fairmount  Prima- 
ry School,  r.  446  Twentitth 

Loughran  Thomas,  r.  44(i  Twentieth 

Loughran  Thomas  (Breeze  &  Loughran)  r.  1816  How- 
ard 

Loughran  Thomas,  sewer  contractor,  r.  312)4  Lang- 
ton 

Loughran  Thomas  F.  (Loughran  &  Wolf)  r.  2106  De- 
visadero 

Jjougtimn  Si  Wolf  (T.  F.  Loughran  and  J.  W. 
Wolf)  produce  commission  merchants,  420-422 
Davis 

Louideck  Henry,  blacksmith,  r.  1229  Stockton 

Louideck  Mary  Mrs.,  floriaj,  1229  Stockton 

Louideck  Peter,  florist,  and  extraman  Hook  and  Lad- 
der No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1229  Stockton 

Louis  Alfred,  machinist  H.  P.  Gregory  &  Co.,  r.  513 
Franklin 

Louis  B.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

Louis  Benjamin  F.,  salesman  A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.,r.  1809 
Sutter 

Louis  Charles,  papercarrier,  r.  605  Broadway 

Louis  Charles,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Geo.  W.  Elder 

Louis  Charles  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2  Montgomery  PI 

Louis  Emil,  tanner,  r.  229  Fair  Oaks,  rear 

Louis  Honorah,  widow,  r.  8  Fair  Oaks 

Louis  Henry,  student  Heald's  Business  College 

Louis  John,  tanner,  r.  229  Fair  Oaks,  rear 

Louis  John  A.,  secondhand  furniture,  1048  Howard 

Louis  John  B.,  cutler  M.  Price  Jr.,  r.  217  Minna 

Louis  Marie,  shoemaker,  r.  614  Calif oruia 

8^*  Louis.     See  Lewis 

Louison  Louis,  driver  Geo.  Mayer,  r.  530  Seventeenth 

LouisBon  Morris  (M.  8.  Griubaum  &  Co.)  r.  Hono- 
lulu, H.  I. 

LouisBon  Morris,  clothing,  525  Kearny,  r.  623  Califor- 
nia 

Louisson  Samuel,  salesman  J.  Baum  &  Co.,  r.  1111 
Van  Ness  Av 

Lounes  W.  P.,  engineer  The  Baldwin 

Loupe  Arthur,  salesman  Weil  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  908  Van 
Ness  Av 

Loupe  John,  waiter,  r.  14  Harlan  PI 

Loupe  Leopold  (Castle  Brothers  &  Loupe)  r.  1720  Sac- 
ramento 

Lourenco  Francis  A.,  barber  Sand  Bro8.,r.  704  Howard 

Loustaunau  B..P.,  cook,  r.  815  Stockton 

Lousteau  Ptter,  waiter  Nevada  Restaurant,  r.  1125 
Stockton 

Loustodet  J.  P.,  porkpacker,  r.  259  Clementina 

Louvre  The,  Julius  Gruen  proptr,  junction  Market 
and  O'Farrell 

Love  Burr,  policeman,  r.  1034  Market 

Love  Charles,  seaman,  r.  66  Oregon 

Love  George  A.  (Love  &  Flynn)  r.  1034  Market 

Love  Harry  P.,  operator  Western  Union  Tel.  Co.,  r. 
515  Haight 

Love  James,  policeman,  r.  1107  Stockton 

Love  James  H.,  manager  Emerson's  Standard  Thea- 
tre, r.  1512  Bush 

Love  James  H.,  ship  carpenter,  r.  949  Folsom 

Love  John  Lord ,  attorney  at  law,  330  Pine ,  rooms  9-10, 
r.  30  Glen  Park  Av 

Love  John  T.,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  E  s 
Moulton,  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 

Love  Josie  Mrs.,  assistant  Denman  Grammar  School, 
r.  1521  California 

Love  J.  S.,  r.  Chicago  Hotel 

Love  Lewis  C,  teamster  Cal.  Mills,  r.  415  Mission 

Love  Richard,  machinist,  r.  1721  Pa  ific  Av 

Love  Samuel,  glovemaker,  r.  1724  Paeiflc  Av 

Love  William,  clerk,  r.  1107  Stockton 

Love  .t  Flynn  (G.  A.  Love  and  James  J.  Flynn)  liquor 
saloon,  1034  Market 

Lovedale  George  C,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413 
Sutter 

Lovegrove  George  H.,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co., 
r.  616  Mason 

Lovegrove  George  P.  (Ed.  O.  Hughes  &  Co.)  r.  616 
Mason 


Lovejoy  Edward  B.,  ehipcarver,  20  Steuart,  r.  Ala- 
meda 

Lovejoy  George  W.,  machinist,  r.  632  Valencia 

Lovejoy  Howard,  r.  856  Folsom 

Lovejoy  Kate  Miss,  r.  N  s  Eighth  Av,  bet  G  and  H, 
South  8.  F. 

Lovejoy  Levy,  r.  NK  cor  Green  and  Polk 

Lovejoy  Mary,  widow,  lodgings.  .363  Minna 

Lovejoy  William  E.,  photographer,  r.  1609  Jones 

Lovekin  Harriet  S.  Miss,  r.  cor  Market  and  Four- 
teenth 

Loveland  C.  C,  salesman,  r.  2439  Larkin 

Lovelaud  Dora  Miss,  compositor  B.  Dore  &  Co.,  r.  1507 
Folsom 

Loveland  Flora  Miss,  r.  414  Hayes 

Loveland  Frank,  drayman  N.  S.  Arnold  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Loveland  Frank  L.,  carpenter,  r.  1604  Mason 

Loveland  Henry  S.,  mining,  r.  1507  Folsom 

Loveland  Lafayette  F.,  stockbroker,  232 }i  Montgom- 
ery, r.  2439  Larkin 

Lovell  Ardene  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  703  Market  and 
8  Third 

Lovell  Charles,  boilermaker,  r.  101  Jessie 

Lovell  Charles  H.,  clerk  Wilson  &  Wilson,  r.  Oakland 

Lovell  Edward,  clerk  Anderson  &  Fredericks,  r.  1301 
Vallejo 

Lovell  Edward  C,  real  estate  and  general  agent,  436 
Montgomery,  r.  1301  Vallejo 

Loveil  Freemau  M.,  agent  dress  patterns,  200  Post,  r. 
NW  cor  Castro  and  Market 

Lovell  James,  boilermaker,  r.  22  Park  Av 

Lovell  John,  r.  37  Eddy 

Lovell  Marie,  ladies'  maid,  1105  Taylor 

Lovely  George  8..  boarding,  605-607  Pine 

Lovely  Marcus  H.,  foreman  pressman  Francis,  Valen- 
tine &  Co.,  r.  719  California 

Lovely  Mark,  coffee  saloon,  650  Market,  r.  681  Miss- 
ion 

Lovely  Noble,  pressman  Francis,  Valentine  &  Co.,  r. 
1003  Powell 

Lovere  E.,  capitalist,  r.  305  Minna 

Loverioh  Esther,  widow,  r.  412  Tehama 

Loverich  Gillie,  mattressmaker,  r.  412  Tehama 

Loverich  Henry,  cutter  H.  Lash,  r.  412  Tehama 

Loverich  Samuel,  salesman,  r.  412  Tehama 

Lovern  John,  laborer,  r.  153  Silver 

Lovett  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  9  Louisa 

Lovett  Charles  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet 
Mariposa  and  Solano 

Lovett  Eugene  R.,  dyer,  r.  1516  Howard 

Lovett  Frank  T.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 

Lovett  John,  blacksmith,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet  Mari- 
posa and  Solano 

Lovett  John  M.,  boatbuilder,  r.  W  s  Tennessee,  bet 
Mariposa  and  Solano 

liovett  William  E.,  assistant  U.  8.  attorney,  office 
U.  S.  Appraiser's  Building,  third  floor,  rooms  59- 
61,  r.  Oakland 

Lovey  Ida  Miss,  saleslady  E.  Mansbach  &  Co.,  r.  136 
Perry 

Lovey  Louis,  clerk  Sternfeld  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  136  Perry 

Lovick  George  T.,  dumber,  r.  801  Union 

Lovick  Henry,  sawmaker  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  801 
Union 

Lovick  John,  houseiiainter,  r.  801  Union 

Lovick  Richard  A.,  sawmaker,  and  extraman  Engine 
No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  801  Union 

Lovick  William,  Sheritf's  keeper,  r.  824  Union 

Loyie  James  A.,  laborer,  r.  741  Market 

Low  A.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  215  Geary 

Low  Arthur  F.,  attormy  at  law,  530  Califorilia,  room 
6,  r.  1  Park  PI 

Low  Bertha  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  568  Folsom- 

Iio^i'  C.  Adolplie  (C.  Adolphe  Low  &  Co.,  and  W. 
W.  Montague  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 

L.o>v  C.  Adolphe  &  Co.  (C.  Adolphe  Low,  George 
A.  Low,  Charles  H.  Baldwin,  E.  L.  G.  Steele  and 
Ellsworth  Westervelt)  commission  merchants  and 
agents  American  Sugar  Refinery,  office  208  Cali- 
fornia 

Low  Charles  A.,  attorney  at  law,  23  Montgomery 
Block,  and  (Low  &  Chartray)  r.  Ralston  House 

Low  Charles  A.,  capitalist,  r.  841  Market 

Low  Charles  P..  corresponding  clerk  A.  Schilling  & 
Co.,  r.  907  Sutter 

Low-Edward,  cook,  r.  729  Green,  rear 

Low  Francis,  salesman  W.  W.  Montague  k  Co.,  r.  212 
Powell 


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OFFICE.  048  SIABKET  «iTKEET, 


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613 


LUB 


Low  Frederick   F.,    manager   Anglo-Callfornlan 

Bank  (limited)  NK  cor  Sansome  and  Pine,  r.  8W 

cor  Gough  and  Sutter 
Low  George,  horseahoer,  r.  304  Jessie 
Low  George,  stevedore,  r.  1309  Stockton 
Low  George  A.  (C.  Adolphe  Low  &  Co.)  r.  Grand  Hotel 
Low  James,  r.  NE  cor  Broderick  and  Fulton 
Low  James,  student  Heald's  BusineBS  College 
Low  Joel  B.,  mining  engineer,  27  Stevenson   Bldg,  r. 

1115  Hyde 
Low  John,  cook  P.  0.  SS.  Los  Angeles 
Low  John,  stationkeeper  Point  Loboa  Tel.  station,  N 

8  Point  Lobos,  nr  Ocean 
Low  Joseph  W.,  mining,  r.  1  Park  PI 
Low  Josiah  O.,  bookkeeper  AUyne  &  White,  r.  SW  cor 

Sutter  and  Pierce 
Low  Nathaniel,  guard  House  of  Correction 
Low  Robert  E.,  r.  110  Kearny 
Low  William  E.,  engineer  U.  8.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  r. 

1036  Jackson 
l^"  Low.    See  Loewe  and  Lowe 
Lowb  Frank,  baker  William  Hessler,  r.  715  Pacific 
Lowlock  William,  shoemaker,  50  First 
Lowden  Henry,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  207 

Turn 
Lowden  William  H.,  cashier  TomC.  Grant,  r.  Oakland 
B^  Lowden.     See  Louden  and  Loudon 
Lowder  Frank,  agent,  r.  1159  Miselon 
Iiowe  Clarence  W.,  bookkeeper  Lobe.  Salinger  k  Co., 

r.  2033  Howard 
Lowe  Frederick  W.,  seaman,  r.  422  Geary 
Lowe  G.  A.,  receivingteller  Anglo-Calit'ornian  Bank, 

r.  11  Laurel  PI 
Lowe  James,  chief  engineer  U.  S.  SS.  Manzanita,   77 

U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,  r.  125  Perry 
Lowe  James,  painter,  r.  538  Linden  Av 
Lowe  J.  A.  S.,  bookkeeper  Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &Co.,  r. 

Saucelito 
Lowe  Julius  W.,  musician,  r.  20  Eondell  PI 
Lowe  Lewis  M.,  buggyman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Lowe  Sarah  Miss,  r.  511  Folsom 
Lowe  Thomas,  student  Bernard's  Business  College 
Lowe  Thomas  J.,  brickmason,  r.  364  Jessie 
B^"Lowe.     See  Loewe  and  Low 

Lowell  Ada  Miss,  compositor  Bacon  &  Oo.,  r.  Oakland 
Lowell  Battery  Gun  Co.,  Chas.  Sonntag  &  Co.  agents, 

114-116  Market 
Lowell  David,  r.  735  Geary 
Lowell  Frank,  advertising  agent,  ofiQce522  California, 

and  cigars  and  tobacco,  432  California,  r.  32  Fourth 
Lowell    Nathan  R.,  proptr  Eagle  Warehouse,  17-19 

Davis,  r.  Oakland 
Lowell  Reuben,  plasterer,  r.  435  Jessie 
Lowell  William  H.,  r.  643  Oak 

Lowell  William  H.,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, r.  162  First 
■^"Lowell.     See  Loowel 
Lowenberg  Abraham  (M.  Phillips  &  Co.)  r.  Honolulu, 

H.I. 
Lowenberg  Albert  J.,  salesman  Meyerstein,   Lowen- 
berg &  Co.,  r.  609  Van  Ness  Av 
Lowenberg  Edmund,  salesman  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co., 

r.  10  Oak 
Lowenberg  George,  clerk  Sutro  &  Co.,  r.  10  Oak 
Lowenberg  Harris,  attorney  at  law,  306  Montgomery, 

r.  408  Bartlfctt 
Lowenberg  Isidor  (Meyerstein,  Lowenberg  &  Co.)   r. 

609  Van  Ness  Av 
Lowenberg  Joseph,  conductor  Central  RR.,r.  6  Elm  Av 
Lowenberg  Julia,  widow,  r.  10  Oak 
Lowenberg  Robert,  salesman  Eeberg,  Bachman  &  Co., 

r.  10  Oak 
Lowenberg  S.  &   Co.,  merchants    (Washington   Ter.) 

office  306  Montgomery 
Lowenberg  William  (KuUmann  &  Co,)  r.  312  Grove 
]©'"Lowenberg.     See  Loewenberg 

Loweufeld  Max,  clerk  Solomon  Bear,  r.  507  Lombard 
Lowenguth  Henry,  ironmolder,  r.  145  Clara 
Lowenstein  David,  salesman  Newman  &  Freud,  r.  1206 

Stockton 
Lowenstein  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,  931  Kearny   and 

1208  Stockton,  r.  1206  Stockton 
Lowenstein  James,  cutter,  r.  1526  Ellis 
Lowenstein  Joseph,  clerk  Newman  At   Freud,  r.  1206 

Stockton 
Lowenstein  Nathan,  clerk  Isaac  Lowenstein,   r.   1206 

Stockton 
Lowenstein  Rudolph,  salesman  M.  Levy  &  Co.,   r.   32 

Willow  Av 
Lowenstein  William,  r.  1324  Fillmore 


B^Lowenstein.     See  Loewenstein 

Lowenthal  Edward,  clerk  Louis  Lowenthal,  r.  1526 
Sutter 

Lowenthal  H.  Rev.,  rabbi,  r.  638  Post 

Lowenthal  Henry  H.,  attorney  at  law,  411 M  Califor- 
nia, r.  The  Baldwin 

liOTrentlial,  Livingston  &  Speyer  (Mprris 
Lowenthal,  John  Livingston  and  Daniel  Speyer) 
shipping  and  commission  merchants.  320  Califor- 
nia, rooms  1-2 

Lowenthal  Morns  (Lowenthal,  Livingston  &  Speyer) 
r.  1526  Sutter 

Lowenthal  Paul,  clerk,  r.  1119  Montgomery 

Lowenthal  Robert,  r.  1526  Sutter 

B£?"Lowenthal.     See  Lewenthal  and  Loewenthal 

Lower  Comstock  Mining  Co.  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev. )  George 
R.  Spinney  secretary,  310  Pine,' room  44 

Lowery  Henry,  shoemaker,  405  Brannan 

Lo winger  Adolph,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  346  Kear- 
ny, r.  444  Clementina 

Lownes  S.  A.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  829  Howard 

Lownes  Thomas,  musician,  r.  3  August  Alley 

Lowney  Daniel  D.  (Jerry  Lowney  &  Son)  r.  426  Ninth 

Lowney  George  A.,  messenger  Board  of  Education, r. 
1203  Howard 

Lowney  James  E.  (T.  Lowney  &  Sons)  r.  716  Clemen- 
tina 

Lowney  Jerry  (Jerry  Lowney  &  Son)  r.  426  Ninth 

LOWNEY  JERRY    &  SON 

(Jerry  and  Daniel  D. )  carriage  maun- 
factory,  426  Xinth 

Lowney  T.  &  Sons  (Timothy  J.,  Thomas  F.  and  James 
E.)  carriagemakers,  1171-1173  Howard 

Lowney  Thomas  F.  (T.  Lowney  &  Sons)  r.  1201 
Howard 

Lowney  Timothy  J.  (T.  Lowney  &  Sons)  r.  716  Clem- 
entina 

Lowney  Timothy  8.,  law  clerk  C.  T.  Graef,  r.  426 
Ninth 

Lowrentz  Edward,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 

Lowrey  Edward  W.,  foreman  Pioneer  White  Lead 
Works,  r.  Abbotsford  House 

Lowrey  John  B.,  bookkeeper  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r. 
2829  Bush 

Lowrey  Peter,  carpenter,  r.  935  Vallejo 

Lowrie  John,  r.  836  Sutter 

Lowrie  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  225  Golden  Gate 
Av 

Lowrie  John,  teamster,  r.  640  Natoma 

Lowrie  Minnie,  domestic  41  Third 

Lowrie  Robert,  teamster,  r.  640  Natoma 

Lowrie  William  H.,  foreman  rolling  room  coiner'B 
dept  U.^S.  Mint,  r.  310  Kearny 

Lowry  Amanda  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  153M  Third 

Lowry  Frederick,  butcher,  r.  107  Fifth 

Lowry  G.  M.,  capitalist,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Lowry  Henry  J.,  r.  i5,iH  Third 

Lowry  Isabelle  E.  Mrs.,  r.  272  Minna 

Lowry  John,  bricklaj'er,  r.  18  Minna 

Lowry  John,  miner,  r.  512  Mission 

Lowry  John  A.,  telegraph  operator,  r.  25  Hawthorne 

Lowry  Michael,  laborer,  r.  408  Vallejo 

Lowry  Samuel  N.,  millwright  Mattullath  Mnfg  Co.,r, 
520  Eighth 

Lowry  William,  butcher  Edward  Convey,  r.  928  Jones 

Lowry  William,  carpenter,  r.  963  Mission 

Lowry  William,  fireman  SS.  Mexico,  r.  305  Fremont 

Lowry  William  J.,  commission  merchant,  r.  838  Guer- 
rero 

B^Lowry.    See  Laurie,  Lowrey  and  Lowrie 

Lowth  J.  &  Co.  (John  Lowth  and  William  and  Michael 
Halpin)  importers  and  dealers  dry  and  fancy 
goods,  704-706'Market 

Lowth  John  (J.  Lowth  &  Oo.)  r.  Alameda 

Lowther  Arthur,  r.  1031  Pacific 

a^"Lowther.     See  Louther 

Lowtou  James,  steward  Scott  &  Vanoni,  r.  146  Second 

Loy  Charles,  bookkeeper,  r.  1150  Market 

Loy  Frederick  (J.  P.  Schardln  &  Co.)    r.  107  O'Farrell 

Loy  Heory,  teamster,  r.  1077  Market 

Loy  William  E.,  salesman  Tatum  &  Bowen,  r.  346 
Grove 

Loyal  John,  barber,  1658  Mispion 

Loyal  Robert  B.,  real  estate  and  insurance  agent,  r. 
636  Post 

Loyall  Paul,  farmer,  r.  5  Howard  Court 

Loyer  Peter  J.,  r.  736  Pacific 

Loynachan  John  B.,  cook,  r.  74S  Market 

Lubbe  Theodore,  piano  polisher,  r.  611  Filbert 


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LUD 


Lubben  John  (Gehrels  &  Lnbben)  r.  508  Filbert 

Lubbert  George  H.,  molder,  r.  330  Spear 

Iiubbert  Margaret,  widow,  r.  330  Spear 

Lubboclf  Charles  F.,  painter,  r.  1729  Stevenson 

Lubeck  Emll,  cabinetmaker  Andrew  Frei,  r.  317  Bush 

Lubeck  Samuel,  mining,  56  Nevada  Block,  r.  328 
Geary 

Lubllsky  Joseph,  tailor,  r.  145  Natoma 

Lubin  Simon  C.,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  609  Mont- 
gomery, r.  G21  Washington 

Lnbke  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  cor  Sixth  and  Bailroad 
Avs.,  r.  NE  cor  Tenth  Av  and  J,  South  S.  F. 

Lubosch  Joseph,  barber,  r.  731  O'Farrell 

Lubosch  Julius,  barber  Carl  Mohr,  r.  731  O'Farrell 

Lubosch  Louis,  expressman,  r.  731  O'Farrell 

Lucan  Carl,  architect,  r.  2010  Taylor 

Lucas  A,  J.  &  Co.  (Albert  J.  Lucas)  private  detective 
agents,  215  Kearny 

Lucas  Albert  J.  (A.  J.  Lucas  &  Co.)  r.  132  Sixth 

Lucas  Allen,  waiter,  r.  34  Eddy 

Lucas  David,  watchman  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  177G  Folsom 

Lucas  Elmer,  clerk  D.  W.  Corbett,  r.  5J^  Dupont 

Lucas  George,  coachman,  916  Leavenworth 

Lucas  George,  waiter,  r.  353  Minna,  rear 

Lucas  Isaac  S.,  clerk  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  11 
Mason 

Lucas  James,  teamster,  r.  184  Stevenson 

Lucas  John  (Lucas  &  Go.)  r.  909  Howard 

Lucas  John,  carpenter,  r.  919  Dolores 

Lucas  John,  seaman,  r.  Sanders'  Hotel 

Lucas  John  G.,  millwright  Jos.  Wagner  h  Co.,  r.  105 
Langton 

Lucas  John  M.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  230  Montgomery, 
room  22,  r.  824  Geary 

Lucas  John  S.,  r.  711  Minna 

Lucas  Joseph  H.,  porter  Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co.,  r. 
1026  Mission 

Lucas  Louis  J.,  organ  builder  Antisell  Pianp  Co.,  r.  W 
s  Alabama,  bet  Twenty-lifth.'and  Twenty-sixth 

Lucas  Pierre  M.,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio,  r. 
204  Seventh 

Lucas  Richard  A.,  laborer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1336  Bush 

Lucas  Robert  H.  Jr.,  r.  1231  Turk   , 

Lucas  Samuel,  cook,  r.  103  Howard 

Lucas  Seth  A.,  teamster  George  A.  Atwood,  r.  169 
Perry 

Lucas  William  (Lucas  &  Co.)  r.  909  Howard 

Lucas  &  Co.  (John  and  William  Lucas)  proptrs  Gold- 
en Gate  Plaster  Mills,  215-217  Main 

Luoasi  Pietro,  fruits,  NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Stock- 
ton 

Lucchesi  Alfonse,  teamster,  r.  318  Broadway 

Lucchesl  Cesare,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Lucchesi  Egidio,  r.  Milano  Hotel 

Lucchesi  Egidio,  stableman,  r.  320  Broadway 

Lucchesi  Luigi,  salesman  Albert  Di  Vecchio,  r.  506 
Natoma 

Lucchesi  Olivo,  baker  L.  Valente,  216  Broadway 

Lucchesi  Peter,  cook,  r.  820  Folsom,  rear 

Lucchessi  Ricardo,  teacher  music,  r.  502  O'Farrell 

Lucchetti  Francesco,  restaurant,  519  Davis 

Lucchntti  Giovanni,  scavenger,  r.  Colombo  Hotel 

Lucchetti  John.  r.  327  Vallejo 

Luce  Arthur  S.,  bookkeejjer  S.  F.  Journal  of  Com- 
merce, r.  1419  Mason 

Luce  C,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 

Luce  Frank  W.,  longshoreman,  r.  631  Stevenson 

Luce  George,  first  mate  bktn  Eureka,  r.  243  Perry 

Luce  G.  William,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 
918  Valencia 

Luce  Samuel  A.,  carpenter,  r.  1512  Folsom 

Luce  Tarlton  C,  carpenter,  r.  137  Third 

Luce  Theodore  M.,  mining,  318  Pine,  rooms  16-17,  r. 
614  Sutter 

Luce  William  C,  bookkeeper,  r.  1512  Folsom 

BS^Luce.     See  Luse 

Lucey  Dennis,  laborer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  37  Austin 

Lucey  Michael,  coachman,  r.  26  Silver 

B^Luoey.     See  Lucy 

Luchat  Antolne,  wlnebottler,  r.  4  Chatham  PI 

Luchsinger  George  H.,  bookkeeper  F.  S.  Chadbourne 
&  Co.,  r.  921  Golden  Gate  Av 

Luchsinger  Henry,  machinehand  John  B.  Luchsinger 
&  Sou,  r.  724  Minna 

Luchsinger  Henry,  surveyor  Humboldt  Savings  and 
Loan  Soc.  r.  921  Golden  Gate  Av 

Luchsinger  Jacob  (John  B.  Luchsinger  &  Son)  r.  300 
Eighteenth 


Luchsinger  John  B.  (John  B.  Luchsinger  &  Son)  r. 

724  Minna 
Ltucliaing'er  Joliit  B.   &  Son  (John  B.   and  Ja- 
cob) furniture  manufacturers,  710-718  Minna 
Luchsinger  Sebastian,  varnisher,  r.  923  Jones 
Lucien  Dominique  G.,  r.  Gailhard  Hotel 
Lucier  Joseph,  boots  and   shoes.  101   Sixth   and  1911 

Fillmore 
Lucitt  Maggie,  widow,  r.  1013  Natoma 
Luck  Francisco  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  103  Geary 
Luck  William,  laborer,  r.  844  Folsom 
Liicke   Bernard   H..   salesmam  Henry  Lucke,   r.   628 

Green 
liucke  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  40   Geary,  r.  628 

Green 
Liicke  Theodore,  salesman  Henry  Liicke,  r.  628  Green 
Luckey  John  F.,  laborer,  r.  151  Shipley 
liUCkUartlt  C.   A.   &  Co.    (Caesar  A.  Luckhardt) 

proprietors  Nevada   Metallurgical  Works,  23  Ste- 
venson, branch  office  12  Leidesdorff 
Luckhardt  Caasar  A.  (C.  A.  Luckhardt  &  Co.)  r.  1911 

Bush 
Luckhardt  William  G.  C.  clerk  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin,  r. 

524  Pine 
I^T'Luckhardt.     See  Lockhart 
Lucky  Charles  J.,  captain  N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  Tiger,  r. 

333  Bryant 
Lucky  Hill    Consolidated    Mining    Co.     rCandelaria, 

Nev.)  H.  A.  Unruh  secretary,  office  The  Baldwin 
Lucky  Prudence  M.,  widow,  r.  824  Geary 
Lucky  William  S.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1536  California 
Luco  Juan  M.,  real  estate,   84   Montgomery  Block,  r. 

718  Greenwich,  rear 
Lucy  Anthony  (Smith,  Lucy  &  Co.)  r.  2119  Taylor 
Lucy  Cornelius,  shipcarpenter,  r.  306  Beale 
Lucy  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  37  Austin 
Lucy  Dennis  J.,  carpenter,  r.  37  Clinton 
Lucy  George  D.,  clerk  G.  R.  Lucy  &   Co.,  r.  1225  Fol- 
som 
Lucy  George  R.  (G.  R.Lucy  &  Co.)  r.  1225  Folsom 
Lucy  George  W.,   bookkeeper   Smith,   Lucy   &  Co.,  r. 

2119  Taylor 
liucy  G.    B.  &  Co.   (George  R.  and  Robert  V.Lucy) 

manufacturers  soap,  SE  cor  Brannan  and  Ninth, 

office  123  California,  room  24 
Lucy  John,  sailmaker  Simpson  k  Fisher,  r.  37  Clinton 
Lucy  Robert  V.  (G.  R.  Lucy  &  Co.)  r.  1225  Folsom 
Lucy  Samuel  C,  soapmaker,  r.  230  Jessie 
B^Lucy.     See  Lucey 
Luddy  Thomas,  r.  53  Jessie 
Liideke  Henry,  bhicksmith,  r.  18  First 
Ludemann  Adolph,  r.  3  Myrtle  Av 
Ludemann  Frederick,  proptr  Pacific  Nursery,  NW  cor 

Lombard  and  Baker 
Ludemann  Henry,  bartender,  r.  SE  cor  Fremont  and 

Mission 
Ludemann  Henry,  cooper,  r.  328  Duncan 
Ludemann  Henry,  shoemaker,  420  Broadway 
Liidemann  William,  hardware   dealer,  r.  1415  Octavia 
Luders  Edward  T.,  clerk,  r.  2443^  Clara 
Luders  Ida  Miss,  r.  2108  Taylor 
Luders  John  H.,  seaman  U.  S.  stmr  General  McPher- 

son,  r.  423  East 
Luders  Otto,  liquor  saloon,  507  Davis,  r.228  Francisco 
Luders  William  C,  clerk  Dewey  &  Co.,  r.  244  Clara 
U^Luders.     See  Lueders 

Ludington  Charles  C,  woolsorter,  r.  109  Leavenworth 
Ludington    Charles   S.,   cigars  and   tobacco,  Nk  cor 

Howard  and  Third,  r.  220  Third 
Ludington  George,  speculator,  r.  461  Natoma 
LiuclinjUfton  George  C,  general  auctioneer,  office 

withEastou   &   Eldridge,   22   Montgomery,  r.  E  s 

Fillmore,  nr  Pacific 
Liidke  Charles,  teacher  languages,  r.  1211  Folsom 
Ludlam  Anthony,  r.  844  Mission 
Ludlam  Charles  M..  r.  844  Mission 
Ludlam  Edward  H.,  r.  844  Mission 
Ludlow  Ann  H.,  widow,  r.  37  Second 
Ludlow  Gabriel  H.,  woodsawyer.  r.  9  Selina  PI 
Ludlow  Garry  B.,  salesman   Hoffman   &   Co.,   r.  723 

Shotwell 
Ludlow  William,  clerk  A.  M.  Simpson  &  Co.,  r.  69 

Natoma 
Ludlow  William  B.,  laborer  warehouse  dept  Custom 

House,  and  extramau  Hose   No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

735  Shotwell 
Ludlum  Evelyn  Mrs.,  r.  1904  Stockton 
Ludorff  August,  salesman  Bauer  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  216 

Lombard 
Ludorff  Julius,  bartender,  r.  72  Natonaa 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ""^  sj 


West  of  Fillmore  Street 

OFFICK,    33    OEARY   ST. 


I     MArnnMniirU    importer  of  and  deax£r  in  coal,  and  pig  iron, 

J,     ITIMUUUIlUUUn,  41  Market  street,  corner  Spear. 


LUD 


615 


LUN 


liudovici  Frederick  W.,  vice  cousul  Brazil,  and 
secretary  Gas    Consumers'    Assn,   Cosmopolitan 
Paving  aud  Asphaltum  Co.,  and   Improved  Ma- 
chinery Co. ,  202  Bush,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Ludovici  Oscar,  collector,  r.  1112  Leavenworth 
Ludvlgsen  N.  P;ter,  porter  A.  J.  Plate  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Bmhanan  and  Lily  Av 
Ludwick  Ephraim  A.  Rev.,  chaplain  Sailors'  Home 
Ludwig  Adam,  sausage  mufr,  3  Stockton 
Ludwig  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  iHO  Stevenson 
Ludwig  Ernst  H.,  caterer  Vienna  Model  Bakery,  r. 

335  Fourth 
Ludwig  Herman,  teamster  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  511 

Octavia 
Ludwig  John,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1182  Harrison 
Ludwig  John  A.  H.,  draftsman,  r.  4  Virginia  PI 
Ludwig  John  C,  machinist,  r.  214  Van  Ness  Av 
Ludwig  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  r.  480  Stevenson 
Ludwig  Max,  teamster,  r.  228  Bush 
Ludwig  William,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Ludwig  Zachariah,  cabinetmaker  Fuchs  &  Eiiler,  r. 

Oakland 
Ludwigsen  Charles  F.,  candymaker,  r.  501  Filbert 
Ludwigsen  Mary,  widow,  r.  501  Filbert 
Ludwig.sen  Teresa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  501  Filbert 
Ludwigsen   William,   engineer  Argonaut  Publishing 

Co.,  r.  501  Filbert 
Lue  Henry,  wheelwright,  r.  86  Everett 
Lueders  Alfred  (Alfred  Lueders  &  Co.)  r.  430  Minna 
Lueders  Alfred   &   Co.    (Alfred   Lueders)    perfumery 

mnfis,  429  Minna 
Lueders  Anna  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  430  Minna 
Lueders  Frederick  R.,  architect,  office  724>i  Market, 

r.  8  Dupont 
«^  Lueders.     See  Luders 

Luesmann  Ernest  (Cook  &  Luesmann)  r.  623  Califor- 
nia 
Luesmann  Henry  H.,  liquor  saloon,  519  Washington, 

r.  2105  a  Stockton 
LuiHer  Frederick,  baker,  r.  1424  Howard,  rear 
Lufkin  C.  E..  private  detective,  r.  413  Leavenworth 
Lufkin  Heury,  teamster,  r.  19  Willow  Av 
Liiger  Martin,  carpenter,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
LiUgsdin  Jay,  manager  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co's  Mercan- 
tile  Agency,  320  California,  rooms  3-4,  r.  Palace 
Hotel 
Luhmensen   Nicholas  H.  W.,  mattressmaker  A.  Jan- 
sen,  r.  llSFreelon 
Luhmensen  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor.Twenty- 

first  and  Valencia 
Luhn  Otto,  soapmaker,  117-119  Diamond 
Luhr  George,   clerk  E.  F.  Liebrich,  r.  SW    cor  Eddy 

and  Steiner 
Liihr  Louis,  waiter  William  Tell  House,  317  Bush 
Luhr  William,  bartender  Osmer  &  Co.,  r.  NW  cor  First 

and  Brauuau 
Liihr  William,  painter  and  whitener,  238  Ritch,  r.  249 

Ritch 
Luhrs  0.  H.,  clerk  Mohr  &  Steffens,  r.  NE  cor  Polk  and 

Pacific  Av 
Luhrs  Charles,  r.  636  Commercial 
Luhrs  Diedrich,  r.  103^  Pacific 
Luhrs  Frederick,  salesman  Eclipse  Cracker  Bakery,  r. 

427  Duncan 
Luhrs  Henry,  bartender,  r.  18  First 
Luhrs  John  (D.  Witgen  &  Co.  and  Luhrs  &  Buhlert)r. 

1201.Dupont 
Luhrs  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Luhrs  Nicholas  C.  (Wheaton  &  Luhrs)  r.  1119  Bush 
Luhrs  Richard  (Luhrs  &  Schrader)  r.  1000  Pacific 
Luhrs  &  Buhlert  (John   Luhrs   and   Julius   Buhlert) 

liquor  saloon,  607  Clay 
Luhrs  &  Siihradtr (Richard  Luhrs  and  John  W.  Schra- 
der)  groceries  and  liquors,   NW  cor   Pacific   and 
Mason 
Luhrstn  John  D.,  shoemaker,  r.  616  Post 
Lulk  Frederick,  portrait  painter,  t.  322  Taylor 
Luingh  Gustave,  machinist,  r.  537  Mission 
Luis  John.  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Luis  Ricardo,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Luisi  Angelo  (Abele  Paulucci  &  Co.)  r.  1632  Eddy 
Luke  Edward  J.,  miller  Yolo  Mills,  r.  SW  cor  Minne- 
sota and  Solano 
Luke  Henry,  blacksmith  Rlsdon   I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Luke  Henry,  warehouseman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  SW 

ror  Minnesota  and  Solano> 
Luke  John,  third  officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York, 

r.  SW  cor  Minnesota  and  Solano 
Luke  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  2210  Pine 


liukiit  Joseph  Adolph,  liquor  saloon,  446  CalU 

fornia,  r.  (iU8  Buchanan 
Lull  August  A.,  porter  O.  Lawton  &  Co.,  r.  124  Golden 

Gate  Av 
Lull  G.  W.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  124  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Lull  Louis  R.,  health  inspector,  office  14  O'Farrell,  r. 

8  Mason 
Lull  Norman  A.,  sawyer,  r.  44  South  Park 
Lumbard  Sarah  W.,  widow,  r.  621  Pine 
Lumber  Dealers'  Exchange,  Asahel  Thayer  secretary. 

Pier  5  Steuart 
Lumbermen's  Protective  Union,  71  New  Montgomery 
Lumley  Barbara  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  743  Folsom 
Lumley  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 
Lumsden   Alexander  H.,  shoemaker  Levy,  Diamant, 

Oppenheimer  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Lumsden  John  E.,  salesman   F.  W.  Silliman,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Lumsden   Samuel,  assistant  propertyman  Haverly'B 

Cal.  Theatre,  r.  Linden  House 
Luna  Romulo,  restaurant  and   groceries,  SE  cor  Du- 
pont and  Vallejo,  r.  1234  Dupont 
Lunardini  Enrico,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Lunblade  Frederick,   foreman  Kittle   &   Co.,  r.  2509 
Larkin 

Lund ,  lather  and  plasterer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 

Lund  Alexander,  carbuilder  Central  RR.,  r.  134  Fourth 
Lund  Anders  H.,  cabinetmaker  Krageu  &  Geist,  r.  642 

Fourth 
Lund  B.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  514  Stockton 
Lund  Charles  M.,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  517}^ 

Fourth 
Lund  Christian,  mate  schr  Gualala,  r.  409  Drumm 
Lund  Emil  S.,  plasterer,  r.  812  Laguna 
Lund  Gustave  P.,  clerk  Henry  M.  Hink,  r.  439  Green- 
wich 
Lund  Henry  (Henry  Lund  &  Co.)  r.  214  California 
Liuiid  Henry  m  Co.  (Henry  Lund,  Horatio  Bever- 
idge   aud   Marinus  C.  Lund)  impoiting,  shipping 
ami  commission  merchants,  214  California 
Lund  Henry  C,  cofl'ee  saloon,  428  Kearny,  r.  1109  Ma- 
son 
Lund  Hugh  M.,  real  estate,  r.  215  Elm  Av 
Lund  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Lund  Marinus  C.  (Henry  Lund  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Lund  Mary,  domestic  810  Chestnut 
Lund  N.  M.,  coffee  saloon,   615  Montgomery,  r.  1109 

Mason 
Lund  Peter,  polisher  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Lund  Peter,  shoemaker,  r.  St.  George  Hotel 
Lund  William,  captain  schr  W.  H.  Stevens 
Ity  Lund.     Si<'  Lundt  and  Luut 
Lundberg  Gustavus,  tailor,  r.  2  Geary  PI 
Luudberg  John,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
Lundberg  Nels  P.,  liquor  saloon  and  boarding,  7  Mer- 
chant 
Lundberg  Peter  T.,  carrier  BuUetiu,  r.  1080  Broadway 
Lundborg  G.  William,  medical  student,  r.  1504  Taylor 
Lundborg  John,  seaman,  r.  129  Folsom 
Lundborg  John  A.  W.,  dentist,  office  123  Stockton,  r. 
1504  Taylor 

Lunden ,  tailor,  r.  12  Washington 

Lunden  August,  dishwasher,  r.  N£  cor  Battery  and 

Jackson 
Luudeu  Charles,  seaman,  r.  8  Berry 
Lunden  Frederick,  groceries  aud  liquors,  SE  cor  Oak 

and  Octa\ia 
Lundgren  Charles,  coachman,  2324  Pacific  Av 
Lundgren  Charles  G.,  carpenter,  r.  1803  Mission 
Lundgren  Jai  ob  A.,  tailor  A.  Morris,  r.  443  Miflna 
Luudholm  John  M.,  tailor,  r.  20  Perry 
Luudie  Hamilton,  secondhand  furniture,  350  Third 
Lundiu  Annie,  widow,  bakery,  248  Fourth 
Lundin  John,  upholsterer,  r.  623  Bush 
Luudin   Nils  L.,   tailor    Jeremiah    Johnson,    r.   635 

Minna 
Lundin  O.  H.,  tailor,  r.  417  Bush 
Lundin  Theodore,  tailor,  r.  248  Fourth 
Lundquist  Charles,  wagnnmaker,  r.  491  Brannan 
L\uulqnist  Charles  W.,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacilic 
Lundquist  Edward  C,  saddler  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

711  Geary 
Lundqvist  John  O.  (Von  An  &  Lundqvist)  r.  732  Sut- 
ter 
B^.f~  Lundqvist.     See  Lindquist 
Lundrigan  Edward,  shoemaker,  r.  116  Lily  Av 
Luudsmann  Charles,  clerk,  r.  23  Clara 
Lundstrom  Edward,  hostler,  r.  9  Washington 


JOHN  WIGNIORE-HARDWOOD  LUMBER,  129 10  MlSpr  St. 


Gi    Di    MOrSG;    PHOTOGRA.    HER,  Makes  a  RpecauV  in  taking  children's  pictures. 


LUN 


616 


LUX 


liandstrom  J,  A.  &  Co,  (John  A.  Lundstrom) 
merchandise  brokers,  303  Sacramento 

Lnndsfrom  John  A.  (J.  A.  Lundstrom  &  Co.)  r.  313 
Mason 

Lundt  Charles,  seaman,  r.  238  Stewart 

Lundt  Detlef  N.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  2104  Mason 

Lwndt  H.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Lundt  Jennie  C.  Miss,  assistant  Mission  Primary 
School,  r.  2104  Mason 

Lundt  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Lundt  J.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  PacificHotel 

Lundt  Louis,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

B9^  Lundt.     See  Lund  and  Lunt 

Luudy  David,  furniture,  829  Market,  r.  1826  Eddy 

Lundy  Thomas,  importer  watches,  clocks,  jewel- 
ry, silverware,  etc.,  7-9  Third,  r.  141'  Silver 

Luniug  John  N.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Luning  Nicholas,  capitalist,  211  Sansome,  room  4,  r. 
Palace  Hotel 

Luuny  Bernard,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  46  Clara 

Lunny  Edward  J.,  shoecutter,  r.  46  Clara 

Lunuy  James  W.,  housepainter,  r.  1427  Twenty-fourth 

Lunny  James  W.  Jr.,  slgupainter  William  Q.  Kock,  r. 
2732  Mission 

Lunny  Joseph,  porter  S.  W.  Rosenstock  &  Co.,  r.  519 
Bush 

Lunrot  William,  ironmolder,  r.  270  First 

Lunsman  Henry,  expressman,  617  Davis,  r.  SW  cor 
Mason  and  Francisco 

Lunsman  John  F.,  clerk,  r.  400  Pacific 

Lunsman  John  H.  (Leydecker  &  Lunsman)  r.  631 
Davis 

Lunsman  Louis,  driver  James  Neil,  r.  NW  cor  Wool- 
sey  and  Dartmouth 

Lunstedt  Edward,  butcher,  r.  2404  Jones 

Lunstedt  Gustaf  F.,  seaman,  r.  20  Folsom 

Lunstedt  Henry,  deputy  County  Clerk,  r.  2404  Jones 

Lunstedt  Jacob,  clerk,  r.  2404  Jones 

Lunstedt  Theodore,  pressman  M.  Schmidt  &  Co.,  r. 
2404  Jones 

Lunt  Almira  A.,  widow,  r.  1914  Stockton 

Lunt  Edward,  fruitdealer,  r.  1121  York 

Lunt  Oliver  A.,  dancing  academy,  320  Post,  r.  418 
Leavenworth 

B^  Lunt.    See  Lund  and  Lundt 

Lunwahr  John,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 

Luporini  Luigi,  Italian  Bereaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Luporini  Raffaello,  Italiau  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Bdwy 

Luppo  John,  physician  and  surgeon,  ofllce  319 Kearny, 
r.  233  Montgomery  Av 

Luppon  John,  saloonkeeper,  r.  508  Filbert 

Luproil  George,  gymnast,  r.  9  Fourth 

Lupton  James,  coachman  705  Bush 

Lupton  Michael,  seaman,  r.  131  Folsom 

Luquet  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and  Rail- 
road Av,  South  S.  F. 

Lurch  Edward,  clerk  Ackerman  Bros.,  r.  110  Perry 

Lurch  Isaac,  r.  110  Perry 

Lurch  Joseph,  musician,  r.  Belvedere  House 

Lurmann  Frederick  (Lurmann  &  Co.)  r.  614  Seventh 

Lurmann  &  Co.  (Frederick  Lurmann  and  William  F. 
Garms)  proptrs  Milwaukee  Brewery,  612-614  Sev- 
enth 

Lusado  Benjamin,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  16  Hinck- 
ley 

LuBcombe  Robert,  manager  California  Corset  Co.,  539 
Market,  r.  Alameda 

LuBCombe  William,  mate  brig  John  D.  Spreckels 

Luse  A.  P.  (Marder,  Luse  &  Co.)  r.  Chicago 

Luse  penry  H.,  lumber  merchant,  r.  14  Essex 

Iff"  Luse.     See  Luce 

Luslnchi  Paul  (Lusinchi  &  Tavolara)  r.  515  Filbert 

Lusinchi  &  Tavolara  (Paul  Lusinchi  and  James  Tavo- 
lara) fish,  6  Clay  St.  Market 

Linsk.A.  &  Co.  (Albert  Lusk,  William  Jacobs  and 
John  KleinhanB)  wholesale  dealers  canned,  dried 
and  green  fruits,  Pacific  Fruit  Market,  634-536 
Clay,  and  cannery,  423-433  Brannan 

Lusk  Albert  (A.  Lusk  &  Co.)  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Lusk  George,  foreman  William  E.  Bridge,  r.  226 
Sutter 

Lusk  Lewis  B.,  foreman  Lusk's  Canning  Factory,  r.  413 
Brannan 

Lusk  LewiB  P.,  clerk  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  Temescal 

Lust  A.  W.,  laborer,  r.  3  Mary  Lane 

Lust  Bennie,  clerk  O.  W.  Nordwell,  r.  451  Natoma 

Lust  Frederick,  musician,  r.  413  Mason 

LuBtenberger  Felix,  driver,  r.  NEcor  Virginia  Av  and 
Lundy  Lane 


Lustenberger  Hubert,  dairyman,  r.  NE  cor  Virginia 

Av  and  Lundy  Lane 
Lustenberger  Michael,  tanner,  r.  NE  cor  ^Virginia  Av 

and  Lundy  Lane 
Lustig  Daniel  D.,  apothecary  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital 
Lustig  Henry  L.  A.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  19  Pacific 
Lustig  Isaac,  merchant,  r.  462  Natoma 
Lustman  Moses,  fancy  goods,  841  Market,  r.  1118  How- 
ard 
Lutgen  Charles  F.,  accountant,  r.  1505  Devisadero 
Lutgen  John  (Wichman  &  Lutgen)  r.  602  Linden  Av 
Lutgen  Julius,  assistant  bookkeeper  E.  Guittard  &  Co., 

r.  1505  Devisadero 
Lutgens  Adolph  C,  draftsman  Kenitzer  &  Rann,  r. 

741  Minna 
Lutgens  Ernest  H.,  jeweler  Charles  H.  Lindermann,  r. 

413  Tehama 
Lutgens  Henry  C,  clerk  J.  P.  Thomas,  r.  741  Minna. 
Lutgens  John  H.  C.,  collector   German   General  Ben. 

Soc,  r.  741  Minna 
fi^"  Lutgens.     See  Lutjens 
Luth  Charles  W.,  butcher,  r.  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  K  and 

L,  South  S.  F. 
Luth  Frederich,  machinist,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Luther  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fifth,  bet  Do- 
lores and  Church 
Luther  Edward,  r.  745  Market 
Luther  George  E.,  drayman,  r.  6  Prospect  PI 
Luther  Hans,  photograph  gallery,  444  J4  Third 
Luther  Herman  W.,  teacher  music,  r.  101  Prospect  PI 
Luther  James,  carpenter  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  223  Shotwell 
Luther  John  B.  (Greenebaum  &  Co.)    r.  Occidental 

Hotel 
Lutin  Charles,  bartender  Jacob  Weiss,  r.2  Bush  St.  PI 
Lutjens  A.  Miss,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Lutjens  Albert,  waiter  Park  Hotel 
Lutjens   Hermann,    groceries    and    liquors,    SE    cor 

Twenty-sixth  and  Mission 
B^  Lutjens.     See  Lutgens 
Lutke  Robert,  showcase  maker,  r.  1314  J^  LarMn 
Lutken  Jacob,  carpenter,  r.  9  Pacific 
Lutky  George,  porter  C.  &  P.  H.  Tirrell  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 

land 
Lutlge  Charles,  bartender,  r.  650  Washington 
Lutticken  Frank,   cigars  and  tobacco,   3C  Sixth,  r.  4 

Cedar  Av 
Lutto  Charles,  expressman,  r.  420  Filbert 
Lutton  Robert,  carpenter,  r.  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Buchanan 
Luttrell  James  F.,  freight  clerk  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon,  r.  3 

Liberty 
Luttringer  Alphonse,  actor   Tivoli    Garden,    r.    743 

Minna 
Luttringer  Brothers  (Emile  and  Charles)    liquor  sa- 
loon, 310  Sutter 
Luttringer   Charles    (Luttringer   Brothers)     r.     743 

Minna 
Luttringer  Emile  (Luttringer  Brothers)  r.  10  Ridley 
Luttringer  Martin,  laborer  Philadelphia  House,  421 

Bush 
Luttringer  Richmond  B.,  glassstainer  John  Mallon,  r. 

10  Ridley 
Luttringer  Sophie  Miss,  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r.  10 

Ridley 
liuty  Frederick  K.,  mining  secretary,  330  Pine, 

room  5,  r.  Oakland 
liuty  John  S. ,    real  estate,  330  Pine,  room  5,  r. 

Oakland 
Lutz  August,  r.  428  Broadway 
Lutz  Charles,  machinist,  r.  2623  Sutter 
Lutz  Christian,  bakery,  SW  cor  Mason  and  Chestnut 
Lutz  Frederick,  clerk  Hugh  J.  Speer,  r.  11  Kearny 
Lutz  Frederick  L.,  butcher,  r.  451  ii  JeBsie 
Lutz  George,  tailor  Green  &  Seller,  r.  461  Minna 
Lutz  Herman,  baker,  r.  419  Sutter,  rear 
Lutz  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  Seventh  Av,  bet  L  and  BI, 

South  S.  F. 
Lutz  John  C,  butcher,  135  Oak,  r.  SE  cor  Gough  and 

Oak 
Lutz  Mary,  widow,  r.  433)4  Grove 
Lutz  Michael,  butcher,  r.  412  Third 
Lutz  Samuel,  porter,  r.  1,S03  Larkin 
Lutz  William  E.,  city  agent  Guardian  Assurance  Co., 

r  .  16  Rondell  PI 
Lutzen  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  903  Kearny 
Lutzen  Oscar  A.,  saddler,  r.  740  Broadway 
Lux  A.,  clerk,  r.  1114  Vallejo 
Lux  Adam,  hostler,  r.  1118  Howard 
Lux  Charles  (Miller  &  Lux)   r.  NW  cor  Jackson  and 

Gough 


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ORDERS   FOR  IVASBLINO  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO 
OFFICE,  648  MARKKT  STREET. 


LUX 


617 


LYN 


Lux  Christian,  clerk,  r.  1016  Kearny 

Ltix  Frank  A.  (Bach  &  Lux)  r.  1411  Folsom 

Lux  Frederick,  ariver  Hayes  Valley  Brewery,   r.  514 

Grove 
Lux  Frederick,  r.  1114  Vallejo 
Lux  George,  clerk,  r.  1114  Vallejo 
Lux  Henry  W.,  engineer,  r.  522  Sixth 
Lux  Louis  A.,  cashier  Madison  &  Burke,  r.  72  Natoma 
Luxenberg  Moritz,   cantor  Taylor  St.   Synagogue,  r. 

The  Windsor 
Lybrand  George  F.  (J.  L.  Faust  &  Co.)  r.  1  Tay 
Lycett  John,  groom,  r.  817  Howard 
Lycett  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  523  Jessie 
89^Lycett.     See  Lysett 
Lyder  Julius,  r.  1303  Octavia 
Lydon  Daniel,  house   and   signpainter,  23   Sixth,  r. 

637  M  Natoma 
Lydon  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  13  Sherwood  PI 
Lydon  John,  laborer,  r.  430  Clementina 
Lydon  John  J.,  engineer,  r.  848  Folsom 
Lydon  Katie  J.  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  13  Sherwood  PI 
Lydon  Martin,  laborer,  r.  848  Folsom 
Lydon  Mary  C.  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  13  Sherwood  PI 
Lydon  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1  Morrel  PI 
Lydon  Patrick,  peddler,  r.  20  Everett 
Lydon  Patrick,  produce,  1071  Bryant 
Lydon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1523  Leavenworth 
B^Lydon.     See  Lay  den  and  Ley  don 
Lyell  James,  shipcarpenter,  r.  481  Jessie 
Lyford  Lottie  A.,  widow,  proptr  Appleton  House,  33 

Fifth 
L.ying-in  Hospital  and  Foundling  Asylum, 

913  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lyle  Andrew  G.,  pressman  P.  E.  Dougherty  &  Co.,  r. 

17  Elliot  Park 
Lyle  Freeman  B,,  merchant,  r.  1032  Jackson 
Lyle  George,  clerk,  r.  1811  O'Farrell 
Lyle  James,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,   71   New   Mont- 
gomery 
Lyle  John,  carpenter,  r.  1811  O'Farrell 
Lyle  Joshua  B . ,  real  estate,  r.  1603  Van  Ness  Av 
Lyle  William  S.,  capitalist,  office  11  Nevada  Block,  r. 

1603  Van  Ness  Av 
B^Lyle.     See  Lial 
Lyman  Charles,  helper  Elsdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r.  135 

Shipley 
Lyman  Charles,  lumber  surveyor,  r.  726  Capp 
Lyman  Edward  F.,  machinist  Jackson  &  Truman,  r. 

209  Laugtou 
Lyman  Edward  H.,  whipmaker,  r.  726  Capp 
Lyman  J.  Chester,  ofSce  3  Pine,  room  7 
Lyman  J.  H.,  office  3  Pine,  room  7 
Lyman  John,  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.,  r.  135  Shipley 
Lyman  Lorenzo  B.,  r.  917  Sutter 
Lyman  Patrick,  tailor  Morris  Stone,  r.  135  Shipley 
Lyman   Patrick,  r.   SW  cor  Columbia  and  Twenty- 
fourth 
Lyman  Thomas,  r.  135  Shipley 
Lyman  William,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR. 
Lyman  William  H.,  weigher  iEtna  Iron  Works,  r.  2543 

Folsom 
Lynas  John  C,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moflfatt  &  Co.,  r. 

4133^  Hayes 
Lynch  Alexander,  engineer  William  Hawkins,  r.  414 

Folsom 
Lynch   Alice   E.    Miss,    assistant   Lincoln   Primary 

School,  r.  333  McAllister 
L3Tich  Andrew,  laborer,  r.NE  cor  Brannan  and  Gilbert 
I^iynch  Anne,  widow,  r.  520 J^  Bryant 
Lynch  Annie,  widow,  r.  72  Tehama 
Lynch  Arthur,  driver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  11  Hub- 
bard 
Lynch  Bridget,  widow,  r.  120  Gilbert,  rear 
Lynch  Bridget  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  721  Davis 
Lynch  Brothers  (David  and  James)  liquor  saloon,  NE 

cor  Fourth  aud  Minna 
Lynch  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  5  Haywood 
Lynch  Charles,  butcher,  r.N  s  Twentieth,  bet  Dolores 

and  (xuerrero 
Lynch  Charles,  laborer,  r.  631  Jj  Minna,  rear 
Lynch  Charles  H.,  plumber,  r.  631}^  Minna,  rear 
Lynch   Chester   T.,  compositor   George  Spauldlng  & 

Co.,  r.  31  Turk 
Lynch  Cornelius,  contractor,  r.  8  B  Fourteenth,  bet 

Noe  and  Castro 
Lynch  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  335  Beale 
Lynch  Cornelius  J.,  jailer  County  Jail,  r.  2302  Folsom 
Lynch  Daniel,  asphaltum  roofer  W.  H.  Wilson,  r.  253 

Minna 
Lynch  Daniel,  farmer,  r.  542  Mission 


Lynch  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  805  Stevenson 
Lynch  Daniel  F.,  clerk  Pac.  Box  Factory,  r.  243^  Wil- 
lows Av 
Lynch  David  (Lynch  Brothers)  r.  824  Misision 
Lynch  David,  proptr  City  Horse  and  Cattle  Yard,  NE 
cor  Market  and  Tenth,  r.  SE  cor  Dame  and  Randall 
Lynch  David  J.,  printer  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Lynch  Dennis  (Drlscoll  &  Lynch)  r.  SW  cor  Van  Ness 

Av  and  Filbert 
Lynch  Dennis  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  E  s  Collins,  bet  Point 

Lobos  and  Santa  Rosa  Avs 
Lynch  Dennis,  janitor  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Bldg,   r.  632 

Filbert 
Lyncb  Kdward,  attorney  at  law,  324  Pine,  room 

15,  r.  Temescal 
Lynch  Edward,  laborer  St.  Mary's  Hospital    ' 
Lynch  Edward,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  1919 

Stevenson 
Lynch  Edward,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel,  r.  212  Broad- 
way 
Lynch  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms  234  Bush 
Lynch  Ellen,  widow,  r.  117  Dore 

Lynch  Ellen,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  649  Broadway 
Lynch  Eugene,  rigger,  r.  6  Jackson 
Lynch  G.,  driver  Baldwin  Stables 
Lynch  George,  boilermaker,  r.  90S  Sansome 
Lynch  George,  bookkeeper,  r.  10.55  Mission 
Lynch  George,  bootblack,  r.  2208  Hyde 
Lynch  Hannah,  widow,  r.  2012  Larkin 
Lynch  Hannah  Miss,   groceries  aud   liquors,  470   Te- 
hama 
Lynch  Henry,  bartender  Joe  Giusti,  r.   626    California 
Lynch  Henry  E.,  compositor  Chronicle,  r.  431  Steven- 
son 
Lynch  Henry  H.,  real  estate,  320  Sansome,  room  64, 

r.  515  Haight 
Lynch  Hubert  F.  (Caulfield  k  Lynch)  r.  520J4    Bryant 
Lynch  Hugh,  tailor,  35  Third,  r.  350  Clementina 
Lynch  Humphrey,  porter  S.  &  G.  Gump,  r.   E  s    Col- 
lins, bet  Santa  Rosa  aud  Point  Lobos  Avs 
Lynch  J.,  scourer  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 
Lynch  James  (Lynch  Brothers)  r.  824  Mission 
Lynch  James,  blacksmith,  r.  502  Twenty-second 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  r.  406  Clementina 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  r.  1607  Stevenson 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  r.  nr  Ocean  View  Station 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  r.   S  s   Washington,  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Lynch    James,    laborer   Mission    Soap   and     Candle  ! 

Works,  r.  cor  Nineteenth  and  Folsom 
Lynch  James,  lumberman,  r.  W  s  Columbia,  bet  Pre- 

clta  Av  and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 
Lynch  James,  painter  E.  M.  Gallagher,  r.  1923  Hyde 
Lynch  James,  porter  Sachs,  Heller  &  Co.,  r.  337  Fourth 
Lynch  James, salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  k  Co.,  r.  1919 

Stevenson 
Lynch  James  E. ,  cabinetmaker,  r.  1032  Twentieth 
Lynch  James  F.,  packer  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson, 

r.  Oakland 
Lynch  James  H.,  porter  Holt  Brothers,  r.  739  Harrison 
Lynch  James  K.,  note  teller  First  National  Gold  Bank 

of  S.  F.,  r.  820  Bush 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  bootblack,  112  Post,r.  23  Ash  Av 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  hostler  Lloyd   Tevis,  r.  1101  Pacific 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  236  Minna 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  stockbroker,  304  Pine,  r.  23  Turk 
Lynch  Jeremiah  D.,  agent  Bartlett  Springs  Mineral 

Waiter,  26  Stockton 
Lynch  John,  cutler,  r.  202  Francisco 
Lynch  John,  dairy,  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Spruce 
Lynch  John,  driver  Frank  G.  Edwards,  r.  26  Silver 
Lynch  John,  driver  L.  Jaffe  &  Co.,  r.  656  Howard 
Lynch  John,  dyer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills,  r.  1032 

Twentieth 
Lynch  John,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r.  224 

Fourth 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  r.  741  Market 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  r.  4  Hinckley 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  r.  510  Minna 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  r.  449  H  Tehama 
Lynch  John,  ijorter  Llnforth,  Rice  k  Co.,  r.  24  Wil- 
lows Av 
Lynch  John,  poultryman  F.  N.  Woods  &   Co.,  r.  411 

Sansome 
Lynch  John,  real  estate,  r.  520  Broadway 
Lynch  John,  shoemaker,  r.  6313^  Minna,  rear 
Lynch  John,  steward  Meyer's  Bakery,  r.  Rltch  and 

Clara 
Lynch  John,  woolpuUer  Wolf  Bloom,  r.  2302  Folsom 


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Lynch  John  A.,  glasscutter  John  Mallon,  r.  1608  Hyde 
Lynch  John  C,  carpenter,  r.  1608  Hyde 
Lynch  John  F.,  housepainter,  r.  821  Stevenson 
Lynch  John  H.,  foreman  Daily  Exchange,  r.  333 McAl- 
lister 
Lynch  John  H.,  laborer,  r.  73  Clipper 
Lynch  John  L.,  tanner,  r.  1032  Twentieth 
Lynch  John  N.,  boilermaker  Kisdon   I.  and  L.  Works 
Lynch  John  W.  (Burnham  &  Lynch)  r.  109  Fifth 
Lynch  John  W.,  clerk,  r.  445  Bryant 
Lyrch  John  W.,  housepainter,  r.  1819  Hyde 
Lynch  Joseph,   gluemaker,  r.   NE  cor    DeHaro    and 

Center  • 

Lynch  Joseph  B.,  student,  r.  1226  Mission 
Lynch  Joseijh  P.,  carpenter,  r.  520J4  Bryant 
Lynch  Julia,  widow,  dressmaker.  240  Ritch 
Lynch  L.,  conductor  Sutter  St.KK.,  r.  1439  Pine 
Lynch  M..  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
Lynch  M.,  tailor,  r.  526  Natoma 
Lynch  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.227  Geary 
Lynch  Margaret,  widow,  r.  243  Fell 
Lynch  Margaret,  domestic  2098  Market 
Lynch  Mary,  widow,  r.  1524  Golden  Gate  Av 
Lynch  Mary,  domestic  1836  O'Farrell 
Lynch  Mary  Miss,   compositor  Dewey  &   Co.,   r.  526 

Natoma 
Lynch  Mary  Miss,  nurse  Infant's  Shelter,  512  Minna 
Lynch  Mary  Miss,  stewardess  O.  R.  and  N.  83.  Oregon 
Lynch  Mary  Mrs.,  lodgings,  424  Broadway 
Lynch  Michael,  r.  520  Broadway 
liyiicli  Jtlicliael,  attorney  at  law,  502  Montgomery, 

r.  W  8  Valencia,  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Lynch  Michael,    carpenter    and   cabinet  maker,   433 

Third,  r.  o2UJ4  Bryant 
Lynch  Michael,   clerk,   r.   E  s    Collins,   S   of    Point 

LoboB  Av 
Lynch  Michael,  expressman,  r.  82  Colton 
Lynch  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  8  s  Berry,  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Lynch  Michael,  laborer,  r.  410  Grove 
Lynch  Michael,  laborer,  r.  430  Natoma,  rear 
Lynch  Michael,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Lynch  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  1003  Battery 
Lynch  Michael,  meterman  8.  F.  Gas  Light   Co.,  r. 

1014  Minna 
Lynch  Michael,  porter  general  superintendent's  office 

C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1728  Stevenson 
Lynch  Michael   E.,  clerk   R.  G.  Dun  &    Co.,  r.  403 

Broadway 
Lynch  Michael  J.,  porter  Holbrook,  Merrill  and  Stet- 
son, r.  24  Willows  Av 
Ljmch  Morgan   A.,  engineer  Geary   St,   RR.,  r.   1309 

Fillmore 
Lynch  Patrick,  r.  409  Fourth 
Lynch  Patrick,  carpenter,  r.  926  Mission 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  120  Shipley 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,   r.   Wool,   nr     Cortland  Av, 

B.  H. 
Lynch  Patrick,  porter  Joseph  Fredericks  &  Co.,  r.  3 

Salmon 
Lynch  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  249  Minna 
Ijyncli  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  610-614  Larkln 
Lynch  Patrick  A.,  foreman  stockfitter  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  r.  18  Isis 
Lynch  Patrick  B.,  capitalist,  r.  1226  Mission 
Lynch  Patrick  G.,  upholsterer  Henry  Bartels,  r.  668 Ji 

Clementina 
Lynch  Patrick  R.  Rev.,  assistant  rector  St.  Joseph's 

Church,  r.  224 Tenth 
Lynch  Peter,  r.  337  Fourth 

Lynch  Peter  (English  &  Lynch)  r.  1006  Valencia 
Lynch  Peter,  brickmaker,  office   Pacific   St.  Wharf,  r. 

1415  Twenty-fifth 
Lynch  Peter,  contractor  and  builder,  office  28  New 

Montgomery,  r.  205  Hyde 
Lynch  Peter,  teamster,  r.  354)4  Eleventh 
Lynch  Peter  J.,  carpenter,  r.  620)4  Bryant 
Lynch  R.  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  31  Turk 
Lynch  Richard,  expressman,  cor  Mason  and  Eddy,  r. 

1114  Washington 
Lynch  Robert,  coachman  Avenue  House 
Lynch  Rosa  Rliss,  r.  826  Sutter 
Lynch  Rose,  domestic  822  Powell 
Lynch  Sarah  Mrs.,  fruit  and  produce,  73  Jessie 
Lynch  Simon,  liquor  saloon,  715)4  Davis,  r.  1003  Bat- 
tery 
Lynch  T.,  teamster  Presidio  Reservation 
Lynch  Thomas,  r.  256  Jessie 
Lynch  Thomas,  r.  520  Broadway 


Lynch  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  727  Harrison 

Lynch  Thomas,  boilermaker,  r.  523  Minna,  rear 

Lynch  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  13  Hunt 

Lynch  Thomas,  coachman  731  Sutter 

Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  631)4  Minna,  rear 

Lynch  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  19  Decatur 

Lynch  Thomis,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r. 
1919  Stevenson 

Lynch  Thomas,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 

Lynch  Thomas  Jr.,  plumber  Downes  k  Deery,  r.  631)4 
Minna 

Lynch  Thomas  F.,  bootblack,  r.  23  Ash  Av 

Lynch  Thomas  F.,  solicitor,  r.  Harrison,  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenth-fourth 

Lynch  Thomas  J.,  salesman  Eeane  Bros.,  r.  Palace 
Hotel 

Lynch  Tillie  G.  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  511  Bryant 

Lynch  Timo,  law  dept  C.  P.  and  S.  P.  RR.,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Townsend,  room  58,  r.  452  Twentieth 

Lynch  Timothy  {David  &  Lynch)  r.  230  First 

Lynch  Timothy,  foreman  A.  C.  Freese,  r.   415   Vallejo 

Lynch  Timothy,  foreman  Pioneer  Cigar  Box  Factory, 
r.  840  Harrison 

Lynch  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Fourteenth,  bet  Har- 
rison and  Folsom 

Lynch  Timothy,  longshoreman,  r.  309  Minna 

Lynch  Timothy,  longshoreman,  r.  625  Davis 

Lynch  Timothy,  porter  S.  &  G.  Gump.  r.  520)4  Bryant 

Lynch  Timothy,  saloonkeeper,  r.  366  Clementina 

Lynch  William,  laborer  E.  J.  Baldwin,  r.  560  Mission 

Lynch  William,  laborer,  r.  542  Mission 

Lynch  William,  mattressmaker,  r.  3  Salmon 

Lynch  William  D.,  engineer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  W 
s  Kentucky,  bet  Napa  and  Butte 

Lynch  William  J.,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Alexander  Don- 
can,  r.  424  Broadway 

Lynch  William  M.,  painter,  255  Third 

Lynchey  Patrick,  miner,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 

Lynde  J.  E.,  books  and  stationery,  1432  Broadway 

Lynde   William   C.  (Lynde  &  Hough)  r.  1709  Webster 

Lynde  Si  Hougli  (William  C.  Lynde  and  Howard 
M.  Hough)  commission  merchants  and  wholesale 
fish  dealers,  416-418  Davis 

B^Lynde.    See  Lind 

Lyne  Richard  C,  salesman  O'Connor,  Mofifatt  &  Co., 
r.  32  Ritch 

Lyne  William,  machinist,  r.  918  Vallejo 

I^^Lyne.     See  Lion  and  Lyon 

Lynes  Benjamin  3.,  special  policemaij,  r.  E  s  Lundy 
Lane,  bet  Esmeralda  and  Virginia  Avs,  B.  H. 

Lynes  John,  laborer,  r.  118  Welsh,  rear 

Lynett  John,  laborer,  r.  2525  Post 

Lynn  A.  F.,  seaman,  r.  12  Washington 

Lynn  Albert,  stevedore,  r.  332  Main 

Lynn  Andrew,  expressman,  NE  cor  Howard  and 
Spear,  r.  NE  cor  Main  and  Folsom 

Lynn  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1206)4  Union 

Lynn  Charles,  cook,  r.  816  Front 

Lynn  Charle.s,  tanner  Thomas  Hennessey,  r.  Twelfth 
Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Lynn  George  D.,  actor,  r.  419  Powell 

Lynn  Jacob,  r.  419  Powell 

Lynn  John,  hostler  City  BR.,  r.  91  Colton 

Lynn  John,  laborer,  r.  8  Berry 

Lynn  John,  seaman,  r.  815)4  Vallejo 

Lynn  John  W.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Valencia 

Lynn  Mary,  domestic  500  Harrison 

Lynn  Patrick,  baker,  r.  231  Duncan 

I^Lyun.      See  Linn 

Lynton  Ethel,  actress  Winter  Garden,  r.  614  Taylor 

Lynngreen  John  W.,  carpenter,  r.  21  Nevada 

Lyon ,  clerk,  r.  418  Sutter 

Lyon  A.  J.,  laborer,  r.  i22  Beale 

Lyon  Archibald  F.,  bookkeeper  Eisen  Bros.,  r.  1017 
Howard 

Lyon  Daniel  J.,  wrapper  Davis  Bros.,  Toklas  &  Co.,  r. 
109  Langton 

Lyon  David,  attorney  at  law,  6.')9  Clay 

Lyon  Emanuel,  clerk  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer,  r.  828  Post 

Lyon  Frank,  boxmaker,  r.  735  Harrison 

Lyon  Frank  M.,  wood  engraver  M.  Schmidt  Jt  Co.,  r. 
Commercial  Hotel 

Lyou  George,  stonecutter,  r.  2016  Van  Ness  Av 

Lyon  George  J.,  stonecutter,  r.  2016  Van  Ness  Av 

Lyon  Barrie  B.,  compositor  Bosqui  Printing  and  En- 
graving Co.,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 

Lyon  Harry,  clerk  Albert  Eber,  r.  124)4  Silver 

Lyon  Heber  C,  assistant  Trinity  School,  r.  1534  Mis- 
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Lyon  James,  bricklayer,  r.  1012  Kearny 

Lyon    James    E.,    mining,    office    314    Montgomery, 

room  5 
Lyon   James  J.,  receiving  clerk  Custom  House,  r.  824 

Nineteenth 
Lyon  John,  bricklayer,  r.  317  Filbert 
Lyon  John,  clerk,  r.  127  Page 
Lyon  John  A., printer  Bosqui  Printing  and  Engraving 

Co.,  r.  2016  Van  Ness  Av 
Lyon  John  J.,  bricklayer,  r.  1306  Montgomery 
Lyon  John  L.  (Lyon  k  Kinsey)  r.  Oakland 
Lyon  Jostph,  bootblacby  NE  cor  Pine  and  Dupont,  r. 

007  Pine 
Lyon   Mill  and   Mining   Co.   (Lyon   Co.,  Nev.)  E.  F. 

Stone  secretary,  306  Pine,  room  3  , 

Lyon  Nelson,  laborer,  r.  102  Ninth 
Lyon  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  405  Natoma 
Lyou    Seely  B.    (Starbird   &   Goldstone)  r.  210   Fair 

Oaks 
Liyoii  Walter  B. ,    Grand  Secretary  Grand  Lodge 

I.  O.  O.  F.,  325  Montgomery,  r.  36  Page- 
Lyon   William    G.,  clerk    Davis    Bros.,  r.   2016   Van 

Ness  Av 
Lyon  William  S.,  real  estate  agent,  r.  11  Mason 
Lyon  Worthington  S.,melter  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead 

Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Liyon   &  Co,  (John   Harrold)   proprietors   Empire 

Brewery  and  Malt  House, N  s  Chestnut,  nr  Mason, 

office  and  depot  179  Jespie 
Lyon  &  Kinsey  (John  L.  Lj-on  and  Charles  W.  Kinsey) 

aui-tioneers  and  housebrokers,  314  Montgomery 
1^"Lyon.     See  Lion  and  Lyne 
Lyonett  Martin,  laborer,  r.  1510  Octavia 
Lyons  Agnes,  domestic  45  Third 

Lyons  Albert,  driver  Pac.  Transfer  Co.,  r.  225  Fourth 
Lyons  Alexander,  r.  3000  Laguna 
Lyons   Andrew  J.,  cutter  Main  &  Winchester,  r.  1223 

Broadway 
Lyons  Ann  E.,  widow,  r.  83  Clementina 
Lyons  Annie  G.,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick  &  Co., 

r.  327  Bryant 
Lyons  Arthur  W.N.,mnfr  silver  surgical  instruments, 

325)4  Bush,  r.  1  Quincy  PI 
Lyons  Catherine  Mrs.,  r.  1900  Powell 
Lyons  Charles,  tailor,  1218  Market,  r.  1614  Mission 
Lyons  Charles  A..,  drayman  Corporation  Yard,  S.  F.F. 

D.,  r.  757  Howard 
Lyons  Charles  E.,  first  officer  P.  C.  SS.  Ancon 
Lyons  Cornelius,  bootblack,  227  Bush,  r.  348  Fremont 
Lyons  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  1810  Larkiu 
Lyons  Daniel,  patternmaker  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.327 

Bryant 
Lyons  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  26  Freelon 
Lyons  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  842  Vallejo 
Lyons  Dennis  J.,  clerk,  r.  842  Vallejo 
Lyons  Dennis  J.,  steward  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r. 

227  Second 
Lyons  Edward,  laborer,  r.  563  Bryant 
Lyons  Edward,  lithographer  A.   Waldstein,  r.  521  Pa- 
cific 
Lyons  E.  G.  &  Co.  (Ernest  G.Lyons  and  Julius  Mayer) 

wholesale  liquors   and   dealers  syrups,  etc.,  506- 

510  Jackson 
Lyons  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  842  Vallejo 
Lyons  Ellen,  widow,  r.  19  Sherwood  PI 
Lyons  Ernest  G.  (E.  G.  Lyons  &  Co.)  r.  605  Eddy 
Lyons  Frank,  boxmaker  Truckee   Lumber  Co.,  r.  518 

Fourth 
Lyons  George  W.,  liquor  saloon,  929  Bryant 
Lyons  Harry,  scene  painter,  r.  356  Minna 
Lyons  Jacob,  salesman  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r.1311 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Lyons  Jacob  A.,  salesman  E.   Mansbach   &  Co.,  r.  213 

Gough 
Lyons  James,  r.  2  W^elsh 
Lyons  James,  hostler,  r.  277  Stevenson 
Lyons  James,  laborer,  r.  8  Camp 
Lyons  James,  shoemaker,  r.  N  s  Butte,  bet  Kentucky 

and  Tennessee 
Lyons  James,  shoemaker  C.  McLellan,  r.  Oakland 
Lyons  James  H.,  clerk  Union  Club 
Lyons  James  J.,  packer,  r.  19  Sherwood  PI 
Lyons  James  M.,  carpenter,  r.  916  Lyon 
Lyons  James  !S.,   bookkeeper,   r.  NE  cor  Filbert  and 

Leavenworth 
Lyons  Jane  M.,  widow,  r.  1223  Broadway 
Lyons  Jeremiah  R..  longshoreman,  r.  21  Sherwood  PI 
Lyons  J.  F.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  730  Howard 
Lyons  John  (Collins  &  Lyons)  r.  7  .Juniper 
Lyons  John,  boilermaker,  r.  278  Tehama 


Lyons  John,  boxmaker,  r.  327  Bryant 

Lyons  John,  caketrimmer  Pac.   Oil  and  Lead  Works, 

r.  18  Bluxome 
Lyons  John,   clerk   Hecht   Bros.   &   Co.,    r.   1312  Van 

Ness  Av 
Lyons  John,  fruit  peddler,  r.  22  Clinton 
Lyons  John,  helper  Moyuihan  .t  Aitken,  r.  63  Jessie 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  r.  109  Langton 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  r.  322  Beale 
Lyons  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Candle  Co.,  r.  118  Welsh 
Lyons  John,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  222 

Clara 
Lyons  John,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  109 

Langton 
Lyons  John,  miner,  r.  547  Mission 
Lyons  John  D.,  laborer,  r.  730  Natoma,  rear 
Lyons  John  F.,  advertising  agent  Monitor,  r.  730  How- 
ard 
Lyons  John  P.,  packer  W.  H.  Miner,  r.  19  Sherwood  PI 
Lyons  John  F.,  plumber  r.  311  Linden  Av 
Lyons  John  J.,  liquor  saloon,  .50  Third,  r.  N  s  Howard, 

bet  First  and  Second 
Lyons    Joseph,    salesman     Cunningham,    Curtlss    & 

Welch,  r.  501  Geary 
Lyons  Julia  Mrs.,  janitress  Turk  St.  Primary  School, 

r.  1319  Green 
Lyons  Louis,  cigar  dealer,  r.  961  Mission 
Lyons  Louis,  printer  Adjutant-General's  Office,  Pre- 
sidio Reservation,  r.  3060  Laguna 
Lyons  Maggie  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  783  Folsom 
Lyons  Martin,  policeman,  r.  1425  Mason 
Lyons  Martin,  puddler  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  S  s  Shasta, 

bet  Michigan  and  Georgia 
Lyons  Martin,  teamster,  r.  524  First 
Lyons  Martin,  teamster,  r.  807  Harrison 
Lyons  Mary,  domestic  2101  Devisadero 
Lyons  Mary,  widow,  r.  1116  Bryant 
Lyons  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  730  Howard 
Lyons  Meyer,  clerk,  r.  326  O'Farrell 
Lyons  Michael,  laborer,  r.  136  Page 
Lyons  Michael,  proptr  Mint  House,  1027  Market 
Lyons  Michael,  seaman  O.  K.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Lyons  Michael,  teamster,  r.  748  Ash  Av 
Lyons  Mortimer,  r.  540  Ellis 
Lyons  N.  L.,  salesman,  r.  115  Stockton 
Lyons  Patrick,  expressman,  NW   cor  Third   and  Fol- 
som, r.  cor  Alabama  and  Twenty-sixth 
Lyons  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1312  Van  Ness  Av 
Lyons  Patrick,  stableman,  r.  63  Jessie 
Lyons  Patrick,  waiter  Russ  House,  r.W  s  Lundy  Lane, 

bet  Virt<inia  and  Esmeralda,  B.  H. 
Lyons  Richard,  laborer,  r.  109  Vallejo,  rear 
Lyons  Sabina,  widow,  furnished  rooms.  24  Third 
Lyons  Theodore,  printer  Alta  Job  Office,  r.  916  Lyon 
Lyons  Thomas,  baker  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  1211  Kearny 
LyonsThomas,  bl  icksmith,  r.  101' Jessie 
Lyons  Thomas,  clerk,  r.  733  Mission 
Lyons   Thomas,   clerk   Hechl  Bros.  &  Co..  r.  1312  Van 

Ness  Av 
Lyons  Thomas,  hostler  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1  Austin 
Lyons  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1448  Minna 
Lyons  Thomas,  laborer  P.   M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Lyons  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Lyons  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  10  Broadway 
Lyons  Thomas  F.,  machinist   Union   Iron  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Lyons  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  142  Folsom 
Lyons   Timothy  J.,   attorney  at  law,   636   Clay,  r.  77 

Clementina 
Lyons  William,  butcher  Luke  Stark,  r.  529  First 
Lyons  William,  butcher,  r.  1223  Broadway 
Lyons  William,  cook  P.  Hopkins,  r.  20  Berry 
Lyons  William,  expressman,  cor  Spear  and  Bryant,  r. 

9  Church  Lane 
Lyons  William  H..  butcher,  r.  1917  Fillmore 
»a^  Lyons.     See  Lion,  Lynes  and  Lyon 
Lysaght  Annie,  domestic  811  O'Farrell 
Lyser  Albert  (.Albert  Lyser  &  Co.)  and   solicitor  Pac. 

Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  r.  1.520  Eddy 
Lyser  Albert  &   Co.    (Albert  Lyser)    publishers   and 

proptrs  Pac.  School  Journal,  838  Market 
Lyser  Jacob,  barber,  1625   Fillmore,   r.  1623  Fillmore 
Lysett  James,  waiter  Donovan   &   O'Donnell,  r.  931 

Market 
Lysett  John,  carpenter,  r.  325  Minna 
Lysett  John   P.,  capitalist,  r.  NE  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Valencia 
8S^  Lysett.     See  Lycett 
Lytgens  Julius  W.  R.,  cigar  mnfr  and  dealer,    18>4 

Fifth,  r.  14  Hawthorne 


mm,  MAPLE,  CHERRY 


JOHN  WiCMORE,  OfTlce  rSSSpearSt. 
Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St  ,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  Morse,  PHOTOGRAPHER,  826  MARKET  ST.  (Phelan's  Block.) 


LYT 


620 


MAC 


Lytle  Anns,  hairdreeser,  r.  1130  Pacific 

Lytle  Joseph,  r.  1  Fifth 

Lytle  Thomas,  r.  126  Golden  Gate  Av 

Lytle  William  D.,  elevator  man  Palace  Hotel,  r.  1130 

Pacific 
IS"  Lytle.   See  Little 


Maack  Ernst  (Stahl  &  Maack)  and  liquor  saloon,  SW 
cor  Kearny  and  California,  r.  706  Taylor 

Maack  Henry  J.,  porter  D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Co.,  r. 
1024  Treat  Av 

Maack  William,  porter  W.  W.  Dodge  &  Co.,  r.  1  Elliot 
Park 

B^"Maack.     See  Mack 

Maas  Ambrose,  sausagemaker  F.  Katz,  r.  1006  Union 

Maas  August  (Maas  &  Woest)  r.  1423  Powell 

Maas  Charles,  cooper,  r.  512  Fourth 

Maas  Frederick  (Atzeroth  &  Maas)  r.  1708  FUlmore 

Maas  Henry  A.,  laborer,  r.  31  Alta 

Maas  Jacob,  stoves  and  tinware,  1053  Folsom 

Maas  John  Jr.,  laborer  American  Sugar  Refinery 

Maas  Matthias,  captain  sclir  Big  Eiver^  r.  913  Filbert 

Maas  P. ,  butcher,  r.  Bonanza  House 

Maas  Philip  J.,  r.  1053  Folsom 

Maas  &  Woesi  ( August  Maas  and  Louis  Woest)  groceries 
and  liquors,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 

Maasberg  Christian,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  405 
Beale 

Maass  Abraham,  bookkeeper  Lilienthal  &  Co.,r.29  Du- 
pont 

Maass  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  139  Beale 

Maass  Henry  P. ,  proprietor  New  Washington  Ho- 
tel. 622-626  Fourth 

Maass  Henry  F.  Jr.,  clerk  Thierbach  &  Kroeger,  r.  624 
Fourth 

Maass  John  C,  bartender,  r.  3  Mary  Lane- 

Maass  John  G.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Howard  and 
Main 

ll^"Maass.    See  Maas  and  Mass 

Maatta  John,  mate  schr  Lizzie  Derby,  r.  51  Sacra- 
mento 

Maatta  John,  seaman  schr  Lizzie  Derby,  r.  12  Wash- 
ington 

Mabie  Julian  E.,  clerk  Easton  &  Eldridge,  r.  SE  cor 
Haight  and  Devisadero 

Mabie  Peter,  auctioneer  Newhall's  Sons  &.Co.,  r.  SE 
cor  Haight  and  Devisadero 

Mabin  James,  laborer,  r.  41  Minna 

MacAbee  Alexander,  business  manager  E.  J.Baldwin, 
r.  The  Baldwin 

MacCabe  Richard  S.,  zincographer  A.  Waldstein,  r. 
1718  Stevenson 

■^■MacOabe.     See  McCabe 

MacCann  Robert,  salesman  George  Stevens,  318 
Front 

MacCann  William,  salesman  Golden  Gate  Woolen 
Mnfg  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

8^"MacCann.     See  McCann 

MacCrellisIi  Fredericfc  (Frederick  MacCrellish 
&  Co.,  and  William  A.  Woodward  &  Co.)  r.  907 
Pine 

MacCrellisIi  Frederick  «Si  Co.  (Frederick  Mac- 
Crellish and  William  A.  Woodward)  publishers 
and  proprietors  daily  and  weekly  Alta  California, 
529  California 

MacDermot  Charles  F.,  capitalist,  328  Montgomery, 
room  18,  r.  Oakland 

8^  MacDermot.  See  McDermott,  McDermitt  and 
Dermott 

MacDonald  A.  H.,  teacher  Lincoln  Evening  School,  r. 
700  McAllister 

MacDonald  Alexander  D..  clerk,  r.  834  Valencia 

MacDonald  Alexander  H.,  city  agent  Imperial,  Lon- 
don, Northern  and  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  441  Cal- 
ifornia, r.  Alameda 

MacDonald  John  W.,  fruits,  etc.,  2544  Folsom 

MacDonald  Neil,  clerk  London  and  S.  F.  Bank,  r.  801 
Leavenworth 

MacDonald  Robert,  bartender  Lewis  Teese  Jr.,  r.  427 
Powell 

e^MacDonald.     See  Macdonald  and  McDonald 

MacEachern  Joseph,  salesman,  r.  961  Mission 

MacEwen  Alexander  H.,  agent  University  Publishing 
Co.,  and  American  Metric  Bureau,  108 LeideBdorff, 
r.  Oakland 


MacGavin  Walter  J.  S.,  receiving  teller  Nevada  Bank 

of  S.  F.,  r.  801  Leavenworth 
MacGinness  B.  Mrs.,  r.  207  Turk 
MacGovern  James,  brassfinisher,  r.  23  Clara 
MacGowan  Charles  D.,   clerk  R.  M.  Anthony,  r.  424 

Broadway 
MacGowan  Jennie  E.  Miss,   dressmaker,  r.  428  Sutter 
MacGrath    Michael,    deputy    County    Clerk,    r.    348 

Twenty-fourth 
MacGregor  David,  manager  Mason's  Brewery,  r.  HOT 

Mason 
8^"MacGregor.     See  McGregor 
MacKenzie  John,   stock   broker,  210   Montgomery,  r. 

1818  O'Farrell 
ll^MacKenzie.     See  Mackenzie  and  McKenzie 
MacKiufion  George,  third  officer  P.  M.  SS.,  Colima 
MacLean  D.,  physician   and  surgeon,  office  and  r.  324 

Sutter 
Mac  Lieiiiian  John  D.,  vital  and  magnetic  healer, 

office  and  r.  114  Geary 
MacLeod  John,  policeman,  r.  1306  Montgomery 
6^'MacLeod.     See  McCloud  and  McLeod 
MacMuUen  T.,  second  assistant  engineer  P.   M.   SS. 

City  of  Peking 
MacNamara  Andrew,  boots  and  shoes, 12  Fifth,  r.  1064 

Howard 
Bf?" MacNamara.     See  McNamara 

MacNeil  Daniel  D.  S.,  seaman,  r.  Maine  Lodging  House 
Mac  Neill  Jackson,  assistant  accountant  London   and 

S.  F.  Bank,  r.  235  San  Jose  Av 
8S"MacNeill.     See  McNeill 
MacNevin    Patrick,   clerk   U.   S.  Surveyor-General's 

office,  r.  213  Thirteenth 
B^"MacNevin.     See  McNevin 
MacRea  William  A.,   clerk  London  and  S.  F.  Bank,  r. 

526  Post 
l^~MacRea.     See  McRae  and  McCrea 
Macabe  Cliarles,  general  agent  Chicago  and  Alton 

RR.,  office  8  New  Montgomery,  r.  112  Turk 
Macatee    Charles,    presser  George  A.   Dean,  r.  San 

Mateo 
Macauley  Susan  Mrs.,  janltress  Pine  and  Larkin  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  1118  Taylor 
Macauley  Thomas  (J.  St.  Denis  &  Co.)  r.  2524  Howard 
B^Macauley.      See    McAuley,    McCaulley   and   Mc- 

Gauley 
Macbeth  Finlay,  r.  247  Clara 
Macbeth  John,  r.  247  Clara 
Macbeth  John,  produce  dealer,  r.  S  s  Point  Lobes  Av, 

bet  Collins  and  Ferrie 
Macbeth  John  A.,  peddler,  r.  Elcho  House 
Macbeth  Robert  S.,   physician,  515   Kearny,  r.  1624 

California 
Maccary  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Macchiavelli  Enrico,  Italian   Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Macchiavelli  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Maccord  Catherine,  widow,  r.  236  Bitch 
Maccord  Louisa  Miss,  assistant  Ewing  Primary  School, 

r.  236  Ritch 
I  Macdonald  Benjamin  L.,  r.  44  Third 
1  Macdonald  Donald,  clerk  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  r. 
i  1318  California 

j  Macdonald  Donald,  druggist,  1002  Stockton 
Macdonald   Donald   A.,    president    Enterprise 

Mill  and  Building  Co.,  217-225  Spear,  r.  2510  Sac 
'  ramento 

I  Macdonald  John,  student  Pac.  Business   College,  r. 
I  142  J<i  Fourth 

Macdonald  Margaret,  widow,  r.  429  Fulton 
Macdonald  Theodore  H.,  foreman  William  Deacon,  r. 

1029  Mission 
Macdonald  Thomas,  cake  trimmer  Pac.  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  210  Ritch 
Macdonald  William  (J.  D.  Gulp  &  Co.  and  Macdonald 

h  flawes)  r.  28  Twelfth 
Macdonald  William,  engineer,  r.  1022  Twentieth 
j  Macdonald   William   W.,    clerk  Enterprise   Mill  and 
'  Building  Co.,  r.  2510  Sacramento 

t  Macdonald  «Sc  Ha-wes   (William  Macdonald  and 
I  Oliver  Hawes)  general   agents  Connecticut  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  Scottish  Union  and  National,  and 

Security  Insurance  Cos.,  401  California 
Macdonoiigli  Joseph,  importer  and  dealer  coal 

and  pig  iron,  121-125  Folsom,  office  41  Market,  r. 

509  Mason 
B^  Maedonough.     See  McDonough 
Mace  Adelina  Mme.,  midwife,  r.  1413  Dupont 
Mace  Alfred,  molder,  r.  321  Clementina 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


Successors  to  Bravernian  &.  Licvy 

M9    MONTGOMERY    STREET. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASHINO   CAIil.EI>  FOB  AND  DEIilVEBED. 

OFFICE,  648   MARKET  STREET. 


MAC 


621 


MAC 


Mace  L.,  carpenter,  r.  Co6o  House 

Mace  William,  inspector  and  boarding  officer  Custom 
House,  r.  Oakland 

Macey  Isaac,  r.  23  Natoma 

Macey  William,  laborer,  r.  1831  Bush 

a^"  Macey.     Sec  Miicy 

Alacfarlane  E,  C.  &  Co.  (Edward  C.  Macfarlane) 
publishers  ai'd  proprietors  S.  F.  Illustrated  Wasp, 
54n-54'2  California 

Macfarlaue  Edward  C.  (E.  C.  Macfarlane  &  Co.)  r.  1222 
Pine 

Macfarlane  Samuel  H.,  salesman  Main  &  ■Winchester, 
r.  ol2  O'Farrell 

Macfarlane  Thomas  W.,  private  detective,  606  Mont- 
gomery, room  83 

fl^"  Macfarlane.     See  McFarlane 

Macfee  William,  patternmaker,  r.  27}<5  Harriet 

Machado  Caleumundo,  hairdresser,  r.  100  Jackson 

Machado  Joao  de  S.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 
510  Bush 

Machin  T.  N.,  deputy  Collector  tJ.  S.  Internal  Reven- 
ue, r.  1711  Van  Ness  Av 

Machol  Eugene,  clerk,  r.  1529  Turk 

Macholdt  Ad'dph,   woodturner,  134  Main.  r.  Oakland 

Mack  Adolph  (J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.)  r.  1424  California 

Mack  Christian  F.,  woolscourer,  r.  E  s  Virginia  Av, 
bet  Mis.-iion  and  California  Av,  B.  H. 

Mack  Corntlius,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Mack  Cornelius,  woolpuller  Wolf  Bloom,  r.  cor  Twen- 
ty.fifth  and  Alabama 

Mack   E  ;ward,  mattressmaker  Eureka  Hair  Factory 

Mack  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  r.  337  Eddy 

Mack  Frederick,  proprietor  Flying  Bakery,  r.  18  Pearl 

Mack  Frederick  C.,  driver  Frederick  Mack,  r.  18  Pearl 

Mack  George  D.,  driver  City  ER..  r.  2024  Mission 

Mack  Gustave,  seaman  SS.  Victoria,  r.  541  Second 

Mack  Henry,  bartender,  r.  137 M  Turk 

Mack  J.,  helper  Industrial  Iron  Works 

Mack  Jacob,  tanner,  r.  E  's  Diamond,  bet  Nineteenth 
and  Twentieth 

Mack  Jacob,  tinsmith,  r.  426  Twenty-ninth,  rear 

Mack  Jiimes,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1043  J^  Market 

Mack  Jane,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  867  Mission 

Aluck  J.  J.  &  Co.  (A.  Mack,  L.  Guggenheim,  A. 
Greeuebaum  and  J.  J.  Mack)  importers  and 
wliolesale  druggists,  11  Front 

Mack  John,  baker  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 

Mack  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Mack  .John  G.,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  2024  Mission 

Mack  Joseph,  clerk  Felix  Curran,  r.  745  Brannan 

Mack  Julius  J.  (J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.)  r.  1424  ^California 

Mack  Lawrence,  r.  1424  California 

Mack  Martha,  domestic  1213  Jones 

Mack  Martin,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Bay  and  Powell 

Mack  Neil  J.,  compositof,  r.  413  Clementina 

Mack  Peter,  compositor,  r.  114  Jones 

Mack  Robert,  stock  driver,  r.  22  Ritch 

Mack  Simon  (Frank.  Goldsmith  &  Co.)  r.  1424  Cali- 
fornia 

Mack  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Mack  Timothy,  millhand  West  Coast  Furniture  Co.,r. 
27  Grove 

Mack  Wilfred,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  1424  Califor- 
nia 

Mack  William,  barber  George  Nicholas,  r.  1062Fol8om 

Mack  William,  laborer,  r.  529  Sacramento 

Mack  William,  shoemaker,  r.  184  Jessie 

BE^Mack.     See  Maack 

Mackatang  August,  r.  421  Dupont 

Mackay  Alexander,  importer  and  manufacturer 
carpets,  oilcloths,  matting  and  upholstery  goods, 
715  Market,  r.  319  Golden  Gate  Av 

Mackay  and  Revolution  Mining  Co.  (Little  Cotton- 
wood Dist.,  Utah)Charle8  C.  Harvey  secretary,  309 
California,  room  1 

Mackay  Charles  (Button  &  Co.)  r.  SE  cor  Devisadero 
and  Bush 

Mackay  Donald  S.,  clerk  Safety  Nitro  Co.,r.  2728  Mis- 
sion 

Mackay  Duncan  C,  broker  and  commission  agent,  430 
California,  r.  1501  Washington 

Mackay  George  H.,  waiter,  r.  516  Howard,  rear 

Mackay  J.  Stuart,  carpenter,  r.  118  Fell 

Mackay  Walter  S.,  clei'k  Alexander  Mackay,  r.  319 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Mackay  William  W.,  tinsmith  S..F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 
812  Jessie 

it^Mackay.    See  Mackey.  Mackie.  McKay  and  McKee 

Mackeever  L.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  .')02  Mason 

Mackeever  Walter  B.,  expressman,  r.  502  Mason 


iS^Mackeever.     See  MoKeever 

Mackel  James,  paper  carrier,  r.  116  Fulton 

Mackel  John,  paper  carrier,  r.  116  Fulton 

Mackell  Jane,  widow,  r.  902  J4  Folsom 

Mackeil  William,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City,  of 

Peking,  r.  902  ij  Folsom  • 

8^  Mackell.     See  McKell 
Macken  James,  capitalist,  r.  1028  Folsom 
Macken  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 
Macken  Laurence,   real   estate,  r.  S  s  Precita  Av,  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Macken  Thomas,  engineer's  storekeeperP.  M.SS.  City 

of  Rio  de  Janeiro 
^"  Macken.     See  Mackin  and  Makin 
Mackenzie  Donald,  bookkeeper  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

r.  741  Ellis 
Mackenzie  Donald  I.,  driver,  r.  19  John 
Mackenzie  Donald  T.,  coachmau,  r.  2023  Geary 
Mackenzie  James  M.,  millwright,  r.  1612  Bush 
Mackenzie  John  H.  (Mackenzie  &  Gilbertson)  r.  The 

Baldwin 
Mackenzie  Jokn  R.,  general  agent  Pacific  Coast, 

The  Singer   Manufacturing  Co.,  116  Sutter,  r.  651 

Harrison 
Mackenzie  Robert  Rev.,  pastor   Howard  Presbyterian 

Church,  r.  24  South  Park 
Mackenzie  Thomas  P..  clerk,  r.  208  Hyde 
Mackenzie  William,  carpenter,  r.  429  Bush 
Mackenzie  Hi   Gilbertson  (John   H.  Mackenzie, 

James  Gilbertson  and  Frederick  W.  Bowyer)  ship- 
ping and  commission  merchants,  123  California 
^"  Mackenzie.     See  McKenzieand  MacKenzie 
Mackert  Frank  A.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Dupont  and 

O'Farrell,  r.  5  Glover 
Mackey  C.  H.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Mackey  Charles,  laborer,  r.  33  Ritch 
Mackey  Gold  aijd  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.) 

John   M.    Bufliugton    secretary,    309    California, 

room  4 
Mackey  Henry,  r.  83  Stevenson 
Mackey  Hugh,  carpenter,  r.  11  Alemany  Av 
Mackey  James,  expressman,  NW  cor  Turk  and  Mason, 

r.  N  s  Fourteenth,  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Mackey  John,  horse  trainer,   r.  NE   cor  Point  Lobos 

and  Twenty-ninth  Avs 
Mackey  John,   tinsmith,   r.  N  s  Twenty-seventh,  bet 

Noe  and  Sanchez 
Mackey  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  225  Fulton,  rear 
Mackey  Lizzie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  1415  Bush 
Mackey  Mary  Mrs.,  fruits,  etc.,  83  Stevenson 
Mackey  Patrick,  boatman,  r.  919  Battery 
Mackey  Thomas,   farmer,   r.  SW   cor  Potrero  Av  and 

Twenty-fifth 
Mackey   William,   salesman  W.  B.  Bradbury,  r.   255 

Minna 
8^  Mackey.     See   Mackay,   Mackie,   McKay  and  Mc- 
Kee 
Maci>ie  Alexander,  entry  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton,  r. 

25  Erie 
Mackie  David  J.,  plumber,  r.  118  Shotwell 
Mackie  Hamilton   W.,  clerk  J.  J.  Mack  k  Co.,  r.  118 

Shotwell 
Mackie  James,  janitor  Sixth  St.  Mission  School,  r.  536 

Sixth 
Mackie  James  B.,   stockbroker,  321  Montgomery,  r. 

Oakland 
Mackie  James  F.,  bookkeeper  Jackson  ..t  Truman,  r. 

536  Sixth 
Mackie  John  W.,  r.  3  First  Av 

Mackie  J.W.,  bookkeeper  Whitney  &  Marshall,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Mackie  Peter,  master  mariner,  r.  118  Shotwell 
Mackie  Robert  W.,  millwright,  r.  3  First  Av 
l^"Mackie.     See  Mackay.  Mackey,  McKay  and  McKee 
Mackin  John  F.,  shoemaker,  r.  515  Folsom 
Mackin  Maggie,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Mackin  Mary,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
INIackin  Mary,  domestic  1017  Bush 
8^"Mackiu.    See  Macken  and  Makin 
Mackinder  John,  carpenter,  r.  nr  Ocean  View   Station 
Mackintosh  Colin,  r.  2308  Harrison 
JIackiutosh    Donald,    accountant,     17     Montgomery 

Block,  r.  620  Hayes 
Mackintosh  John,  clerk   Martin  Bacon,  r.  502   O'Far- 
rell 
Mackintosh  John,  engineer  Palace  Hotel 
Mackintosh  Robert,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  1013  Mission 
Mackintosh  William  C,  clerk,  r.  33  Oak  Grove  Av 
(T^Mackintosh.     See  Mcintosh 


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Mackley  Fred.  J.,  actor,  r.  51  Third 

Mackley  Palmyra  Miss,  actress,  r.  51  Third 

Macklin  John  H.,  r.  1  Glover 

Macklin  Thomas   H.,  actor  Adelphi   Theatre,   r.  718 

California 
Mackney  Thomas,  r.  304  Green 
Mackrett  George  B.,  clerk  Assessor's  Ofi&ce,  r.  321 

Golden  Gate  Av 
Macleay  Donald  (Corbitt  &  Macleay)  r.   Portland,  Or. 
Macleay  Kenneth  (Corbitt  &  Macleay)  r.  Portland,  Or. 
BS^Macleay.     See  McLea 
Maclurkin  Abram, watchman  C.  P.  and  S.  P.  RE.  offices, 

r.  24  .Verona 
Macmillan  Willis  M.,  clerk  U.  8.  Internal  Revenue, 

r.  2216  Fillmore 
Macneale  &  Urban,  safes,  locks  and  vaults,  Ray- 
mond &  Wilshire  agents,  115-117  Front 
Macomber  Charles  A.,  salesman  Kullman,  Salz  &  Co., 

r.  513  Geary 
Macomber  Edward, clerk  O.  Greenebaum.r.  321  Minna 
Macomber  Florence  Mrs.,  lodgings,  946  Howard 
Macomber  Horace,  painter,  r.  321  Minna 
B^"Macomber.     See  Macumber 
Macondray  Frederic  W.    (Macondray   &  Co.)  r. 

1916  Jackson 
Macondray  Frederick   W.,  clerk  S.  B.   Dinkelspiel    & 

Co.,  r.  1617  Broderick 
Macondray  George  N.,  clerk  L.  Gilson,  r.  1617   Brod- 
erick 
Macondray  L.  S.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1620  California 
Macondray  William,  correspondent  Macondray  &  Co., 

r.  1617  Broderick 
Macondray  William  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  212  Powell 
Macondray  &  Co.   (Frederic   W.   Macondray   and 
G.  Loring  Cunningham)  importing,  shipping  and 
commission  merchants  and  agents   Yang  Tze   In- 
surance Assn,   and  North   China  Insurance   Co., 
206  Sansome 
Macondray  <&  Co's  Line  of  Packets  to  Hong- 
kong, office  206  Sansome 
Macouillard  Pierre,  cook,  r.  7  Quincy  PI 
Macowsky  Jacob  (Macowsky  &  Adelson)  r.  43   Third 
Macowsky  &   Adelson    (Jacob  Macowsky  and   Julius 

Adelson)  newsstand  and  varieties,  600  Market 
Macpherson  Alexander  M., bookkeeper  A.  Galli  &  Co., 

r.  133  Fair  Oaks 
Macpherson  Alexander  W.   Jr.,  capitalist,   office  318 

Pine,  room  30,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
Macpherson  Thomas  (Eicholz  &  Macpherson)    r.   457 

Tehama 
B^Macpherson.     See  McPherson 
MacBorley  Alexander  Kyle  Rev.,  r.  270  Jessie 
Macsorley   Alfred,   advertising  agent,   306 Ji    Jessie, 

rear 
Macsorley  Henry,  advertising  agent,  r.  270  Jessie 
ll^"Macsorley.     See  McSorley 

Macumber  Ada  Miss,  comiiositor,  r.  706  California 
Macumber  Stephen  L.,  carpenter,  r.  8  Elliot  Park 
Macy  Daniel  F..  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de 

Janeiro,  r.  2608  J^  Mission 
Macy  David  F.,  office  32  Stevenson  Bldg,  r.  East  Oak- 
land 
Macy  Ellen  B.,  widow,  r.  325  Fifth 
Macy  Francis  H.,  teamster,  r.  332  Turk 
Macy  Harry,  clerk  Newmark,  Gruenberg  &  Co.,  r.  1215 

Mason 
Macy  Henry  C,  architect,  office  110  Kearny,   r.   1215 

Mason 
Macy  Mary  F.  Mrs.,  bakery,  2608  J^  Mission 
Macy  William,  r.  IHOSii  Mission 
)t^"Macy.     See  Macey 

Madalena  Antonio,  laundryman,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Madaleiia  Carlo,  waiter,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Madalena  Gaiidenzeo.  laundryman,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Madalena  Mrs.,  r.  12  Ellis 
Madden  Bridget,  widow,  r.  229  Minna 
Madden  Bridg  t,  laundress,  1820  Clay 
Madden  David,  r.  1321  Steiuer 
Madden  Dennis  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  444  Jessie,  rear 
Madden  Edward,  brickmason,  r.  308  Tehama 
Madden  Edward,  carcleaner  S.  P.  RR. 
Madden  Edward,  compositor  The  Daily  Report 
Madden  Edward  H.,  salesman  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,   r. 

031  Webster 
Madden  Frank,  laborer,  r.  41  Jessie 
Madden  G.  S.,  farmer,  r.  224  Fourth 
Madden  Helen  Miss,  r.  1023  Mission 
Madden  James,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  2319  Harrison 
Madden  James,  seaman,  r.  210  Union 
Madden  James  A.,  plasterer,  r.  21  }4  Geneva 


Madden  Jerome,  land  agent  Southern  Pacific  Rail- 
road, NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  room   78,  r. 
San  Mateo 
Madden  John,  blacksmith  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 
Madden  John,  butcher,  r.  246  Jessie 
Madden  John,  candymaker,  r.  5  Alaska  PI 
Madden  John,  car  inspector  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  2319  Harri- 
son 
Madden  John,  carpenter  W.  A.  Meeker,  r.  318  Capp^ 

rear 
Madden  John,  laborer,  r.  359  J^  Eleventh 
Madden  Jrfhn,  porter  Larzelere  &  Witham,  r.  910  Har- 
rison 
Madden  John,  shoemaker,  r.  106  Dupont 
Madden  John  F.,  teamster,  r.  229  Minna 
Madden  John  W.,  japanner,  r.  1321  Stelner 
Madden  Luther,  r.  1126  Market 
Madden  Maggie,  domestic  2416  Mission 
Madden  Margaret,  widow,  r.  521  Castro 
Madden  Martin  J.,  soapdealer,  r.  1627  Folsom 
Madden  Mary  M.,  housekeeper  Charles  Crocker 
Madden  Maurice,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s   Mission,  opp  St. 

Mary's  College,  rear 
Madden    May  L.   Miss,  assistant  Mission    Grammar 

School,  r.  1627  Folsom 
Madden  Patrick,  laborer  P,  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Madden  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  8}^  Clinton 
Madden  Patrick,  teamster  William  Kerr,  r.  903  Bat- 
tery 
Madden  Patrick  H.,  r.  553%  Minna 
Madden  Peter,  laborer,  r.  249?^  Minna 
Madden  Sarah,  bakery,  11  William 
Madden  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Putnam,  nr  Cortland 

Av,  B.  H. 
Madden  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Siegel,  nr  Lincoln,  B.  H. 
Madden  Thomas  J. ,  brakeman  S.  P.  RR.,  r .  1222  Green 
Madden  Thomas  P.,  capitalist,  636  Clay,  r.  Occidental 

Hotel 
Madden  William,  boilermaker,  r.  426  Folsom 
Madden  William,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  2319  Harrison 
Maddox  John  H.,  barber  Max  Warmbath,  r.  549  Bryant 
Madel  Henry,  cooper  David  Woerner,  r.  102  Mission 
Madel  William,  clerk  Samuel  Caro,  r.  102  Mission 
Madero  Antonio  A.,  pressman  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,r. 

461  Clementina 
Madero  Jose  51.,  gardener,  r.  919  Broadway 
Madero  Jules  S.,  actor,  r.  461  Clementina 
Madero  Manoel,  laborer,  r.  117  Jackson 
Madero  Ramon  A.,  editor  La  Voz  del  Nuevo  Mvindo, 

119  Montgomery  Block,  r.  505  Green 
Madge  Frederick,  attorney  at  law,  318  Pine,  room  20, 

r.  608  Sanchez 
Madge  James  W.,  ironmolder,  r.  131  Freelon 
Madigan  James,  hostler  Presidio  Reservation 
Madigan  Joseph,  butcher  Stutz  Bios.,  52  Washington 

Market 
Madi^au   Michael,  porter  Whitney  &  Marshall,  r.  737 
Howard 
j  Madigan  Patrick,  r.  737  Howard 

I  Madigan  William,  stonecutter  Frank  Williams,  r.  617 
I  Minna 

Madill  David,  physician,  office  and  r.  14  Geary 
Madison  Annie  C,  widow,  r.  311  Bryant 
Madison  August,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
Madison  Bennett  H.,  ship  owner   and  agent,  271  East, 

r.  115  Capp 
Madison  Caroline  A.  Miss,  r.  1515  Sacramento 
Madison  Charles,  r.  120  Howard,  rear 
Madison  Charles,  tanner,  r.  W  s  San  Bruno  Road,  bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Madison  Chriistiana,  domestic  22  Hawthorne 
Madison  Frank  A.,  clerk,  r.  311  Bryant 
Madison  George  E.,  surveyor,  r.  306  Kearny 
Madison   Hans,  cigars  and  tobacco,   309  East,  r.  789 

Mission 
Madison  James,  bookkeeper  California  Tug  Boat  Co., 

r.  115  Capp 
Madison  James,  S.  F.  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Madison  John,  laborer,  r.  120  Howard,  rear 
Madison  John,  mail  clerk   Morning  Call,  r.  1335  Pa- 
cific 
Madison  John,  stereotj'per,  r.  2431  Larkin 
Madison  John  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1515  Sacramento 
Madison  Martin,   bookkeeper  B.   H.  Madison,  r.  115 

Capp 
Madison  O.  P.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Madison  Sarah  E.,  widow,  r.  1515  Sacramento 
Madison    «&   Burke    (Martin    J.    and    Frank   H. 
Burke)  real  estate  and  house  agents  and  rent  col- 
lectors, 501-503  Montgomery 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY 


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OFFICK.   33  OEARY   ST. 


I     MAPnniunilPU    importer  of  and  dealer  is  coal,  and  pig  iron, 

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MAD 


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MADISON  &  BURKE'S 

Real  Estate  Office 

N.'W.cor.  Sfontgroiuer;)'  nnfl  Sacramento, 

Is  the  largest  ofMce  In  the  city;  reliable,  prunipt  and  re- 
Kponsible;  24  years'  experience  with  landlords  and  tenants. 
For  letting,  collecting  and  selling,  we  are  prepared  to  take 
charge  of  property  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 


B^Madison.     See  Madson,  Matson  and  Mattson 
Madona  Antonio,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Madoua  Felipo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Madona  Francesco,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,   627  Commercial 
Madona  Paolo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Madsen  Adolph,  cooper,  r.  405  Spear 
Madsen    Catherine   Mrs.,   groceries  and  liquors,  N  s 

Clipper,  bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
Madsen  Charles,  expressman,  313  Battery,  r.  Ns  Clip- 
per, bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
Madseu  Haus,  laborer,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Madsen  Harry,  seaman,  r.  47  Sacramento 
Madsen  James,  captain  schr  Gotama,  office  44  Market, 

r.  332  Ritch 
Madsen  Mads,  seaman,  r.  10  Lick 
Madsen  Ole  (Norton  &  Madsen)  r.  Oakland 
Madsen  Soren,  first  officer  schr  Aurora,   r.  916  Mont- 
gomery 
Madseu  William,  seaman,  r.  653  Third 
Madson  Charles,  seaman,  r.  South  Pacific  House 
Madson  Oliver  (Madson  &  Peterson)  r.  913  Twentieth 
Madson  Robert,  coachman,  r.  419  Ellis 
Madson  &  Peterson  (Oliver   Madson   and   C.  A.  Peter- 
sou)  coflee  saloon,  14  Sacramento 
B^Madson.     See  Madison.  Matson  and  Mattson 
Maeholdt  Henry,  r.  1415  Kearny 
Maennerbund  Hall,  Ws  PotreroAv, bet  Twenty. fourth 

and  Twenty-fifth 
Maes  Christian,  seaman,  r.  17  Park  Av 
Maessen  William,   pork  packer,  2  New  Metropolitan 

Market,  r.  147  Clara 
Maestretti  Giuseppe  (Maestretti   &   Dellasanta)  r.  425 

Vallejo 
Maestretti  Ricardo,  collector  Swiss  Mutual  Ben.  Soc, 

r.  425  Vallejo 
Maestretti  it  Dellasanta  (G.  Maestretti  and  L.  Della- 
santa) restaurant,  12  Ellis 
Magagnos  Julian  A.,  collector  The  State  Investment 

and  Insurance  Co..  r.  1815  Sacramento 
Magalia  Gold  Mining   Co.    (Butte   Co.,   Cal.)    P.    H. 

Kraner  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  5 
Magallanes  Turibia  Miss-,  milliner,  r.  7  Piukney  PI 
Magallon  Joseph,   coffee   roaster   G.   Venard,    r.    432 

Vallejo 
Magary  Fannie  Mrs.,  r.  Ill  Fifteenth 
Alag-ary  John   E. ,   street  contractor,  528  Califor- 
nia, room  3,  r.  5  Folsom  Av 
Magary  William,  grainer   David    C.    Brown,  r.  Ill 

Fifteenth 
Magary  William  W.,  salesman  C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co., 

r.  603  Buchanan 
a^Magary.    See  McGarry  and  McGary 
Magdalen  Asylum,    E   s   Potrero  Av,  bet   Sierra  and 

Shasta 
Slag'debur^  General  Insurance  Co.   (marine) 
of  Magdeburg,  Gutte  &  Frank  general  agents,  307 
California 
Magee  Aiden,  laborer,  r.  8  Liberty 
Magee  Alexander,  machinist,  r.  SE  cor  Columbia  PI, 

and,  Rutledge  Av.  B.  H. 
Magee  David  B.,  saloonkeeper,  r.  413  Fourth 
Magee  Edward,  driver  Jean  L.  Vermeil,  r.  202  Town- 
send 
Magee  E.    F.     Mrs.,    assistant      Franklin     Grammar 

School,  r.  426  Sixth 
Magee  J.,  r.  36  Clay 

Magee  James,  hooker  Pac  Rolling  Mills 
Magee  James,  pantryman  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Magee  James,  tanner,  r.  430  Shotwell 
Magei-  John  A.  Jr.  (Magee  &  Moore)  r.  1113  Post 
Magee  M.,  water  tender  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
Magee  Richard,  lumberman,  r.  636 M  Fourth 
Sla^ree  Roger  D.,    with   Thomas  Magee,   r.  1216 

Leavenworth 
Magee  Thomas,  driver  James  Tuite,   r.  217  Eighth, 

roar 
Magee  Ttiomas,  real   estate  agent  and  editor  and 
proprietor  Real  Estate  Circular,  20  Montgomery, 
r.  80O  Van  Ness  Av 


Magee  W.  H.  Mrs.,  widow,  assistant  Franklin  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  420  Sixth 
Magee  &  Moore  (John  A.   Magee  Jr.  and   Arthur 
W.   Moore)    Importers  and    dealers    leather,    513 
Market 
B^Magee.     See  McGee 
Mageudie  Hyppolite  A.,  reporter  S.  F.  Chronicle,  r. 

NW  cor  Octavla  and  Grove 
Magg  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,   636   Commercial,  r. 

1218  Kearny 
Maggetti  Francesco,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Maggettl  Gottardo,  pastemaker  C.  R.  Splivalo,  r.   433 

Union 
Maggini  Charles,  fruits,  1102  Clay,  r.  2  Terba  Buena 
Maggini  Juan  B.,  carpenter,  r.  8  Pinkney  PI 
Maggini  Laura,  widow,  r.  2  Yerba  Buena 
MagginnesB  J.  R.,  clerk  Surveyor-General's   Office,  r. 

Abbotsford  House 
Maggio  Fortunato,  treasurer  Fishermens'   Assn,  and 

dealer  fish  and  fishing  material,  896  Front 
Maggio  Giovanni,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Maggioncalda  Pasquale,  laborer,  r.  5  Filbert  PI 
Magill   Arthur  E.,   general   agent  Phoenix   and 
Home  Insurance  Cos.,  323  California,  r.  Oakland 
Mngill  Charles  R.,  painter,  r.  1906  Mission 
Magill  Henry,  brakeman  8.  P.  RR,,  r.  537  Third 
Magill  James,  hosemaker  A.  O.  Cook,  r.  1326  Columbia 
Magill  Robert  H.,  general  agent    Home   Mutual 

Insurance  Co.,  406  California,  r.  Alameda 
Magill  Thomas  W.,  books  and   stationery,  1018  Mar- 
ket, r.  130  Turk 
Magill  William  J.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Florida,  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
as-  Magill.     See  McGill 
Magllton  Thomas,  gauger  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  r. 

11  Mission  Av 
Magin  George,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR. 
Maginis  John  J.,  clerk  James  M.   Gitchell,  r.   1943 

Geary 
Maginnis  Charles,  porter  Blake,  Robbins  &  Co.,  r.  1923 

Bush 
Maginnis  Eliphas,  teamster,  cor  Sansome   and  Com- 
mercial, r.  1923  Bush 
Maginnis  James,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  Ws 

Sherman,  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Maginnis  Richard  S.,   engineer  stmr    Tulare,  r.   32 

Silver 
Maginnis  Thomas,  frame   ornamenter  S.  &  G.  Gump, 

r.  735  Clementina 
Maginnis   W^illiam  J.,  furniture    and    bedding,    108 

Third,  r.  947  Folsom 
B^  Maginnis.     See  McGinness  and  McGinniss 
Maginson  Peter,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Geo.  W.  Elder 
Magistra  Carlo  A.,  bartender,  r.  532  Vallejo 
Magistra  Fillpo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 
Magistrette  G.,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Maguani  Edouardo,  laborer,  r.  1500  Dupont 
Magner  Ambrose,  painter,  r.  820  Broadway 
Magner  Bertha  Miss,  talloress,  r.  454  Tehama 
Magner  Bridget,  domestic  NW  cor  California  and  La- 

guna 
Magner  Brothers  (David   J,,  John  T.  and  Wallace  J.) 

groceries  and  liquors,  815-817  Broadway 
Magner  David  J.  (Magner  Brothers)  r.  820  Broadway 
Magner  Dennis,  r.  921  Greenwich 
Magner  Emil,  cashier  United   Carriage  Co.,  r.  454  Te- 
hama 
Magner  Frank  W.,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  820  Broad- 
way 
Magner  Jennie,  widow,  r.  454  Tehama 
Magner  John,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
Magner  John,  compositor  Examiner,  r.  26  Tehama 
Magner  John,  laborer,  r.  30  Clarence  PI 
Magner  John  D.,  blacksmith  r.  921  Greenwich 
MaginT  John  T.  (Magner  Brothers)  r.  817  Broadway 
Magner  Joseph,   bookkeeper   Scott  &   McCord,  r.  454 

Tehama 
Magner  Mary   Miss,  assistant  Shotwell   St.   Primary 

School,  r.  921  Greenwich 
Magner  Mary  Miss,  seamstress  Weil,  Leiter  &   Co.,  r. 

30  Clarence  PI 
Magner  Mary,  widow,  r.  26  Tehama 
Magner  Max  (McElroy  k  Magner)  r.  454  Tehama 
Mnguer  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Magner  Thomas  (Magner  &  Wormuth)  r.  703  Hyde 
Magner  Thomas  E.,  formcarrier  Francis,  Valentine  & 

Co.,  r.  26  Tehama 
Magner  Thomas  H.,  clerk  Magner  Bros.,  r.  820  Broad- 
way 


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Magner  Thomas  W.,  capitalist,  r.  820  Broadway 
Magner  Wallace  J.  (Magner  Brothers)    r.   820-  Broad- 
way 
Magner  Walter  J.,  clerk  Magner  Bros.,  r.  820  Broad- 
way 
Magner  William,  carpenter,  r.  921  Greenwich 
Magner  William,  iron  molder,  r.  26  Tehama 
Magner  William   J.,    compositor    Examiner,    r.    817 

Broadway 
Magner  &  Wormuth  (Thomas  Magner  and  Martin  E. 

Wormuth)   horseshoers,  5  Belden 
Magues  Abraham,  boots,  shoes  and  fancy  goods,  306- 

308  Sixteenth 
Magnes  Moses,  boots  and  shoes,  60  Second,  r.  306  Six- 
teenth 
Magnes   Solomon  D.,   clerk  A.   Magnes,   r.    306  Six- 
teenth 
Magnesson  Peter,  seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Magnin  Isaac,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  116  Third,   r.   37 

Perry 
Magnuson  Alfred,  boltmaker,  r.  429  Tehama 
Magnuson  Bernhard,  cook  J.  Reagan,  r.  710  Folsom 
Magnuson  Edward,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
Magomis  Zacharias,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  W  s 

Wood,  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Magorty  Hugh,  groceries  and  liquors,  2815   California 
Magorty  John,  truiikmaker  Harris  &  Co.,  r.  8  Haight 
Magorty  William,  expressman,  NWcor  California  and 

Battery,  r.  8  Haight 
Magoun  Joseph  W.,  cashier  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  r.  43 

Everett 
Magrane  Matthew,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  1419 

Webster 
Magrath  James  O.,  superintendent  Overland  Ware- 
house, r.  634  Fell 
Magrath  Lizzie  Migs,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
Magrath  Michael  A.,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Hampshire,  bet 

Butte  and  Solano 
8^"  Magrath.     See  McGrath  and  McQraw 
Magrewery  John,  steward,  r.  54  First 
Magritz  Amos  A.,  butcher,  1704  Hyde,  r.  1330  Broad- 
way 
Maguire  A.  B.  &  Brother   (Augustus  B.  and  Joseph 

W.)  dry  goods,  2300  Mission 
Maguire  Amelia,  domestic  NE  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Eureka 
Maguire  Ann,  widow,  r.  1608  West  Mission 
Maguire  Anne,  widow,  r.  366  Natoma 
Maguire  Annie,  domestic  811  O'Farrell 
Maguire  Annie,  domestic  S  s   Howard,   bet   Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Maguire  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  509}$  Qrova 
Maguire  Annie,  widow,  r.  660  Howard 
Maguire  Augustus  B.,  city  agent  Firemans  Fund  In- 
surance Co.,  401  California,  and  (A.  B.  Maguire  & 
Brother)  r.  442  Twentieth 
Maguire  Carrie  Miss,  operator  Jory  Bros.,  r.  209  Sil- 
ver 
Maguire  Charles,  r.  536  Third 
Maguire  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  317  Third 
Maguire  Charles  S.,  miner,  r.  513  Taylor 
Maguire  Edmund,  physician,  office  and  r.  266  Minna 
Maguire  Edward,   laborer,   r.  Empire  House,   South 

S.  F. 
Maguire  Edward,  laborer,  r.  1929  Howard 
Maguire  Francis  A.,  tinsmith,  r.  418  Shotwell 
Maguire  Frank,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Maguire  Frank  A.,  clerk  Charles  F.  Doe,  r.  914)4  Va- 
lencia 
Maguire  George  E.,  glasscutter,  r.  25  Minna 
Maguire  Heury  C,  bookkeeper  Albert  Mau  &   Co.,  r. 

614  Mason 
Maguire  J.  A.,  teamster,  r.  534  Fulton 
Maguire  James,  bundler  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  258  Minna 
Maguire  James,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Maguire  James,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  129  Fifteenth 
Maguire  James,  fonndryman,  r.  18  Moss 
Maguire  James,  fireman  strar  Pilot 
Maguire  James,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  1319 

Natoma 
Maguire  James,  metalropfer,  r.  209  Seventh 
Maguire  James,  stiyedore  Chase  &  WolfJ, r.  806  Mason 
Maguire  James,  theatrical  manager,  r.  .527  Post 
Maguire  James  Jr.,  clerk  O'Connor,  Muffatt  &   Co.,  r. 

209  Seventh 
Maguire  James  G.,  attorney  at  law,  74  Montgomery 

Block,  r.  14  Moss 
Maguire  James  W.,  porter  Peters  Bros.,  r.  636  Com- 
mercial 


Maguire  John,  clerk  U.   S.  Railway  Mail  Service,  r. 

1518  Buchanan 
Maguire  John,  driver  George  Klaber,  r.  24  Clinton 
Maguire  John,  laborer,  r.  606  Natoma 
Maguire  John,  plasterer,  r.  258  Minna 
Maguire  John,  shipping  clerk  O "Connor, Moffatt  &'Co., 

r.  209  Seventh 
Maguire  John,  watchman,  r.  SE  cor  Baker  and  Beach 
Maguire  John  H.,  machinist  S.  F.  Gas   Light  Co.,  r. 

1218  Howard 
Maguire  John  J.,  ironmolder,  r.  24  Clinton 
Maguire  Johu  P.  (Maguire  &  Son)  r.  306  Capp 
Maguire  Joseph,  clerk  CuUinan  &  Co.,  r.  517  Jones 
Maguire  Joseph,  guard  House  of  Correction 
Maguire  Joseph  M.,  salesman  Spruance,  Stanley  &  Co., 

r.  614  Mason 
Maguire  Joseph  W.  (A.  B.  Maguire  &  Brother)  r.  2338 

Folsom 
Maguire  Kate,  widow,  r.  517  Jones 
Maguire  Kate,  domestic  616  Folsom 
Maguire  L.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  118  Eddy 
Maguire  Lucy,  widow,  r.  310  Minna 
Maguire  M.  &   O.  (Michael    and    Owen)    hay,   grain, 

wood  and  coal,  133  Hayes 
Maguire  Michael  (M.  &  O.  Maguire)  r.229  Page 
Maguire  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  421  Union 
Maguire  Michael,  stevedore,  r.  258  Minna 
Maguire  Owen  (M.  k  O.  Maguire)  r.  227  Page 
Maguire  Patrick  (Maguire  &  Son)  r.  306  Capp 
Maguire  Patrick,  fireman,  r.  700  Front 
Maguire  Patrick,  gardener,  2536  Howard 
Maguire  Patrick,   gateman  Occidental  Hotel,   r.   156 

Silver 
Maguire  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  212  Ritch,  rear 
Maguire  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  18  Souora 
Maguire  Peter,  fireman   C.   P.   RR.   stmr   Oakland,  r. 

1218  Howard 
Maguire  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  165  Tehama 
Maguire  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Maguire  Philip,  policeman,  r.  418  Shipley 
Maguire  Robert  J.    (Gawthorne  &  Maguire)    r.  421 

.     Hyde 
Maguire  Samuel  J.,  bookkeeper  Cal.  Savings  and  Loan 

Soc,  r.  421  Hyde 
Maguire  Stephen,  r.  913  Sacramento 
Maguire  Thomas,  bartender,  r.  41  Pacific 
Maguire  Thomas,  capitalist,  r.  421  Hyde*, 
Maguire  Thomas,  carpenter  Stockton  Planing  Mills, 

r.  Fifth,  bet  Harrison  and  Folsom 
Maguire  Thomas,  manager  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  402 

Eddy 
Maguire  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  423  Stevenson 
Maguire  Thomas  F.,  clerk  Code,  Elfelt  &  Co.,  r.  421 

Hyde 
Maguire  Thomas  F.,  steward  S.  P.  Collins  &  Co.,  329 

Montgomery 
Maguire  Thomas  G.,  mason,  r.  2338  Folsom 
Maguire  Thomas  Godfrey,  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co., 

r.  2707  Folsom 
Maguire  William,  seaman,  r.   SE  cor  Howard  and 

Steuart 
Maguire  &  Son  (Patrick  and  John  P.   Maguire)    pro- 
duce commission  merchants,  127  Washington 
BQ^Maguire.     See  McGuire  and  Merguire 
Mahady  James,  picture  dealer,  r.  427  3>i  Shipley 
Mahan  Helen  Mrs.,  stemmer  Seal  Rock   Tobacco  Co., 

r.  0  Cleaveland 
Mahan  Heury,  welldigger,  r.  S  s  Lombard,  bet  Gough 

and  Franklin 
Mahan  Henry  H.  (J.  W.  Nye  &  Co.)  r.  2737  Pine 
Mahan  Hugfi,  laborer,  r.  606  Fourth 
Malian  Hugh,  peddler,   r.    N  s   Point  Lobos   Av,  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth  Avs 
Mahan  James,  r.  2737  Pine 
Mahan  Johu,  laborer,  r.  118  Jti  Welsh 
Mahan  Johu,  pilot,  office   506   Battery,  room  9,  r.  924 

Jackson 
Mahan  Johu,  teamster  Long  Branch  Hotel 
Mahan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  118J^  Welsh 
Mahan  Patrick,  fireman  Engine  No.  9,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  320 

Main 
Mahan  Walter,  blacksmith,  r.  305  Minna 
lfc?"Mahau.      See  Mahon,   Mahone,   Meehan,   Mehan 

aud  Meighan 
Mahauny  J.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  1532  Polk 
Mahaiiy  Henry  J.   Wade,   clerk  McKay  &   Brown,  r 

2.500  Post 
Mahe  Gustave,  law  student   Fox   &   Kellogg,  r.  San 

Mateo 
Mahearn  Martin,  laborer,  r.  314  Ritch 


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Maher  B.  S.  Mrs.,  bakery,  420  Fourth 

Maher  Dennis,  commission  merchunt,  r.  1816  Devisa- 
dero 

Maher  Dennis  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  441  Jessie 

Maher  Dennis  H.,  painter  Clay  St.  RR.,  r.  29)<J  Oak 

MaHer  Edward,  groceries,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and 
Taylor 

Maher  Edward,  yardman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s 
Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Maher  Frank  W.,  draftsman,  r.  1100  Taylor 

Maher  Gilbert,  laborer,  r.  1417  Kearny 

Maher  H.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Maher  Uaunah,  widow,  r.  1038  Army 

Maher  James,  drayman, NW  cor  Howard  and  Beale,  r. 
C71  Harrison 

Maher  James,  expressman,  r.  62)^  West  Mission 

Mabur  James,  ironmolder,  r.  420  Fourth 

Maher  James,  saloon  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  To- 
kio 

Maher  James  V.  (Benton  it  Maher)  r.  1143  Howard 

Maher  Jeremiah,  harnessmaker  Main  &  Winchester, 
r.  E  s  Tilden,  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Maher  John,  laborer,  r.  1(54  Jessie 

Maher  John,  teamster,  r,  421  Linden  Av 

Maher  Joseph  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.  S  s  Pre- 
cita  Av,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Maher  Kate  Miss,  tailoress  W.  Crowley,  r.  53  Natoma 

Maher  Louis,  seaman  P.M.  SS.  Grauada 

Maher  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  53  Natoma 

Maher  Mar;^aret.  widow,  r.  San  Jos6  Av,  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 

Maher  Martin  (Maher  &  Manion)  r.  41  Langton 

Maher  Martin  A.,  policeman,  r.  Elizabeth,  bet  Sanchez 
and  Xoe 

Maher  Michael,  laborer,  r.  512  Mission 

Maher  Michael,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Maher  Michael,  waiter,  r.  320  Valley 

Maher  Michael  J.,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Noe,  nr  Twenty- 
ninth 

Maher  P.,  canvasser  P.  F.  Collier,  r.  203^  Fifth 

Maher  Patrick,  bartender  D.  Slaven,  r.  18  Ritch 

Maher  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  366  Natoma 

Maher  Philip,  engineer,  r.  1038  Army 

Maher  Thomas,  expressman,  r.  23  Ridley 

Maher  Thomas  A.,  stonecutter,  r.  2  Johnston 

Maher  Thomas  C,  pressroom  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 
r.  637  Twenty-third 

Maher  Thomas  F.,  teamster,  r.  671  Harrison 

Maher  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  58  Second,  r.  53 
Natoma 

Maher  William,  cooper,  r.  IHH  Bryant 

Maher  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Maher  William,  seaman,  r.  4)<j  Frederick 

Maher  William  E.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  12  Bryant 

i^'Maher.     See  Meagher 

Mahler  Frank,  machinist  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  r.  508 
Brannan 

Mahler  John,  liquor  saloon,  264  Third,  r.  14  3^  Heron 

Mahler  Martin,  mate  tug  Kate 

Mahlke  Lewis,  compositor  S.  F.  Abend  Post,  r.  606 
O'Farrell 

Mahlmann  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  603  California,  r.  717 
Stockton 

Mahlmann  P.  <!t  Co.  (Peter  Mahlmann)  liquor 
saloon,  614  Montgomery 

Mahlmann  Peter  (P.  Mahlmann  &  Co.)  r.  22;<  Ev- 
erett 

Mahlstedt  August,  painter,  r.  73U  Minna 

Mahlstedt  John  (Adrian  &  Mahlstedt)  r.  322  Folsom 

Mahlstedt  John,  clerk  Frank  Newhoflf,  r.  SE  cor  Du- 
pout  and  Greenwich 

Mahncken  John  H.,  bookkeeper  Joseph  Fredericks  & 
Co.,  r.  The  Windsor 

Maholm  J.  B.,  .secretary  Morning  Star  Mining  Co.,  16 
Stevenson  Bldg,  r.  Oakland 

Mahon  Celia,  widow,  r.  219  Golden  Gate  Av 

Maliou  Charles  B.,  bookkeeper,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  opp 
Sixteenth 

Mahon  Francis  A.,  bookkeeper,  r.  606  Ellis 

Mahou  Franklin,  ass^ayer,  r.  606  Ellis 

Mahon  James  H.,  office  442  California 

Mahou  John,  guard  Golden  Gate  Park,  r.  N  s  McAl- 
lister, bet  Lyon  and  Lott 

Mahon  John,  laborer,  r.  214  Ritch,  rear 

Mahon  John  W.,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  62 
Halleck,  r.  12(14  Mission 

Mahon  Kate  Mrs.,  janitress  Hayes  Valley  Grammar 
School 

Mahon  Thomas,  wool  grader,  r.  27  Clinton 

Mahon  Thomas  F.,  painter,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 


Mahon  William,  laborer,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 

Mahon  William  J.,  varnisher,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 

Mahone  George,  peddler,  r.  Elcho  House 

Mahone   George  D.,   clerk   Neustadter  Bros.^  r.  1422 

Taylor 
B^"Mahone.     See  Mahan,   Mahon,  Meehan.   Mehan 

and  Meighan 
Mahoney  Anne,  widow,  r.  210}<5  Clara,  rear 
Mahoney  Brothers  (Jeremiah  and  John)  contractors 

and  builders,  office  328  Pine 
Mahoney  Cain,  calker,  r.913  Montgomery 
Mahoney  Cain,  longshoreman,  r.  .Vi  Minna 
Mahoney  Cornelius, deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Transit, 

r.  116  Dore 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  street  contractor,  r.  2204  Pine 
Mahoney  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  724  Brannan 
Mahoney  Daniel,  messenger  American  District  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  1419  Larkin 
Mahoney  Daniel,   proptr  Sixth   St.  House,  NW   cor 

Sixth  and  Bryant 
Mahoney  Daniel  H.,  bartender  W.  Cawley,  r.  647  How- 
ard 
Mahoney  Daniel  O.,  shoemaker,  r.  415  Filbert 
Mahoney  David  I.    (Mahoney  k   Cramer)  r.  1513  Polk 
Mahoney  David  I.,  clerk  J.  M.  Burnett,  r.  1503  Pacific 

Av 
Mahoney  Dennis,  r.  928  Folsom 
Mahoney  Dennis,  engineer's  storekeeper  O.  and  O. 

SS.  Belgic 
Mahoney  Dennis,  longshoreman,  r.  5  Sherwood  PI 
Mahoney  Dennis,  merchant  tailor,  1513  Polk 
Mahoney  Dennis,. real  estate,  r.  1.503  Pacific  Av 
Mahoney  Dennis  J.,  engineer,  r.  229  Perry 
Mahoney  Dennis  M.,  hoiseshoer,  r.  823  Guerrero 
Mahoney  Edward,  student  Pac.  Business   College,  r. 

Twenty- fourth,  bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Mahoney  Edward  I.,  clerk,  r.  343  Jessie 
Mahoney  Ella  Miss,  r.  107  O'Farrell 
Mahoney  Ellen,  widow,  r.315  Green 
Mahoney  Ellen,  domestic  1400  Jackson 
Mahoney  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  343  Jessie 
Mahoney  Florence,  porter  Carroll,  Abrams  &  Carroll, 

r.  '2230  Hyde 
Mahoney  George,  machinist  Thomson  &  Evans,  r.422 

Filbert 
Mahoney  Henry,  salesman  Drake  &  Emerson,  r.  11 

Clinton 
Mahoney  J.  Ambrose,  carriagepainter  A.  Folsom,  r. 

N  s  Hermann,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Mahoney  James,  hackman,  r.  11  Hubbard 
Mahoney  James,  baker  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  115  Natoma 
Mahoney  James,  engineer,  r.  35  South  Park 
Mahoney  James,  laborer,  r.  1147  }<i  Howard 
Mahoney  James,  laborer  Pac.  RoUiBg  Mills 
Mahoney  James,  plumber,  r.  422  Filbert 
Mahoney  James  A.,  policeman,  r.  27  Oak 
Mahoney  James  B.,  mail  clerk  Call,  r.  Twenty-fourth, 

bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  r.  52  Minna 

Mahoney  Jeremiah   (Mahoney  Brothers)    r.   425  Ste- 
venson 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  257  Stevenson 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  1123  Post 
Mahone}'  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  r.  823  Guerrero 
Mahoney  Jeremiah  J.,  laborer,  r.  907  Valencia 
Mahoney  John,  r.  458  Minna 

Mahoney  John,  r.  N  s  Francisco,  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Mahoney  John  (Mahoney  Brothers)  r.  425  Stevenson 
Mahoney  John  (Horgan  &   Mahoney)  r.  SW   cor  Bay 

and  Mason 
Mahoney  John,  blacksmith,  r.  35!^  Fifth  av 
Mahoney  John,  gardener,  r.  1419  Larkin 
Mahoney  John-,  glovecutter  Lippitt,  Leak  &  Co.,  r.  510 

Vallejo 
Mahoney  John,  laborer,  r.  1035  Twenty-fourth 
Mahoney  John,  tailor,  r.  1513  Polk 
Mahoney  John,  watchman  City  and  County  Hospital 
Mahoney  John  D.,  clerk  Leviusohn  &   Meyerstein,  r. 

266  Stevenson 
Mahoney  John  F.,  mining  secretary,  10   S.   F.   Stoc^ 

Exchange  Bldg.  r.  San  Jos6 
Mahoney  John  H.,  foreman  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  23  Ritch 
Mahoney  John  J.,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gaslight  Co.,  and 

foreman  Engine  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r:  510  Vallejo 
Mahoney  John  T.,  barber,  6  Mason,  r.  439  Jessie 
Mahoney  Julia  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  610  Vallejo 
Mahoney  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  632  Howard 
Mahoney  Kate,  domestic  828  Lombard 
Mahoney  Katie,  domestic  1827  Clay 


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Mahoney  Margaret,  widow,   r.  8  b  Fifteenth,  nr  Guer. 

rero,  rear 
Mahoney  Margaret,  widow,  r.  422  Filbert 
Mahoney  Margaret  J.  Miss,  assistant  Eighth  St.  Prim- 
ary School,  r.  1501  Pacific  Av 
Mahoney  Maiy,  domestic  808  Bush 
Mahoney  Mary,  domestic  812  Chestnut 
Mahoney  Mary,  widow,  r.  3  Bowie  Av 
Mahoney  Mary,  widow,  r.  63  Clipper 
Mahoney  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  657  Howard 
Mahoney  Michael,  coachman,  r.  605  O'Farrell 
Mahoney  Michael,  foui.dryman,  r.  619  Second 
Mahoney  Michael,  laborer,  r.  212  Clara,  rear 
Mahoney  Nellie  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  1225  Market 
Mahouey  Nora,  domestic  1515^Larkin 
Mahoney  Norah,  domestic  1726  Sutter 
Mahoney  Patrick,  bricklayer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
Mahoney  Patrick,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Mahoney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  322  Minna 
Mahouey  Patrick,  teamster  Hancock  &  Kelso,  r.   NW 

cor  Bay  and  Powell 
Mahoney  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  445  Clementina 
Mahoney  Patrick  A.,  policeman,  r.  1  Elliot  Park 
Mahoney  Redmond  J.,  cashier  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r. 

107  O'Farrell 
Mahoney  Samuel,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York,  r. 

636  Commercial 
Mahoney  Stephen,  gardener,  r.  NW  cor  Haight  and 

Laguna 
Mahoney  Thomas,  bookkeeper  Dwyer,  Skaife  &  Rob- 
ertson, r.  107  O'Farrell 
Mahoney  "Thomas,  laborer,  r.  343  Jessie 
Mahouey  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  536  Natoma 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  229  Perry 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
Mahoney  William  Mrs.,  r.  712  Folsom 
Mahoney  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Mahoney  William,  laborer,  r.  554  Natoma 
Mahoney  William,  laborer,  r.   cor  Sixth   Av  and  L, 

South  S.  F. 
Mahoney  William,  longshoreman,  r.  22  Bluxome,  rear 
Mahoney  William,  teamster  David  O'Keefe,   r.  417J^ 

Clementina 
Mahoney  &  Cramer  (David  I.  Mahoney  and  John  D. 

Cramer)  painters,  1615  Polk 
Mahony  Bridget,  domestic  1610  Howard 
Mahony  Daniel,  bricklayer,  r.  712  Folsom 
Mahony  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  647  Howard 
Mahony  Daniel  J.  (Mahony  &  Son)  r.  724  Natoma 
Mahony  Deunis,  laborer,  r.  8  Allen 
Mahony  Edmund,  r.  551  Howard 
Mahony  Jeremiah  (Mahony  &  Son)  r.  724  Natoma 
Mahony  John,  cigarmaker,  r.  647  Howard 
Mahony  John,  speculator,  r.  921  Market 
Mahony  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  647  Howard 
Mahony  Mary,  widow,  r.  647  Howard 
Mahony  Michael  C,  teamster,  r.  421  Bush 
Mahony  Thomas,  teamster  Golden   Gate  Park,   r.  NE 

cor  Parker  Av  and  Fulton 
Mahony  Thomas,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Mahony  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  334  Tenth 
Mahony  Timothy,  watchman  warehouse  dept  Custom 

House,  r.  518  Jessie 
Alaliony  W.   H.,  wood  carpets  and  inlaid  flooring, 

45  St.  Ann's  Building,  r.  536  Ellis 
Mahony  &  Son  (Daniel   J.  and  Jeremiah)  teamsters, 

226  Front 
<K?~Mahony.    See  Mahoney 
Mahuod  John,  r.  9  Francisco 
Mahood  William,  musician,  r.9  Francisco 
MahrCarl  W.,  druggist,  r.  720  Leavenworth 
Mahr  Matthew,  policeman,  r.  854  Folsom 
Mahreu  Edward,  elevator  tender,  123  California,  r.  W 

s  Grant,  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Mahren  James,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Grant,  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Mahtron  Jean,  laborer,  r.  19  Sonora 
Mahut  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  1000  Pacific 
Maid  Frank,  gardener,  r.  514  Bush 
Maidment  James,  laborer,  r.  6  8  Sixth 
Maier  Charles,   boots   and    shoes,  834-836  Kearny,  r. 

618  Filbert 
Maier  Max,  teacher  zither,  r.  521  O'Farrell  . 
Maier  Thomas,  wagonmaker,  r.  2315  Mission 
OSy  Maier.     See  Mayer,  M('ier.  Meyer  and  Myer 
Malers  Henry,  bartender,  r.  27'.)  Stevenson 
Maigre  Dominique,  storekeeper  French   Hospital,  r. 

1000  J^  Folsom 
Mailer  John,  engineer  William  T.  Garratt,  r.  NW  cor 

Diamond  and  Twenty-third 


Mailey  Edward,  marble  cutter,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet 
J  and  K,  Souths.  F. 

Maillard  Alexander,  laundry,  181  Fourteenth 

Maillet  Alexander,  carpenter,  r.  209  Gough 

Maillet  Bertha,  laundress,  r.  '209  Gough 

Mailliard  J.  W.,  clerk  insurance  dept  Falkner,  Bell  & 
Co.,  r.  NW  cor  Bush  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Maillot  John  W.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  2736  Sixteenth 

Main  Charles  (Main  &  Winchester)  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Main  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker,  315  Folsom 

Main  Street  Iron  Works,  William  Deacon  pro- 
prietor, 131-135  Main 

Main  Street  Mill,  M.  &  A.  Hansen  proprietors, 
130-136  Main 

Main  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Main 

Main  William  W.,  superintendent  tree  factoiry  Main 
k  Winchester,  r.  1321  Fillmore 

Main  di  Wincliester  (Charles  Main  and  Ezra  H. 
Winchester)  importers  and  manufacturers  sad- 
dles, harness,  whips  and  collars,  214-2'20  Battery 

8^~Main.     See  Mayne 

Maine  Dairy,  J.  R.  Walton  proptr  (San  Mateo)  depot 
408  Tehama 

Maine  Lodging  House,  Miss  Ellen  E.  Gordon  proptr, 
614  Kearny 

Mainer  Abraham,  candymaker  J.  Seidl  &  Oo.,  r.  109 
Fifth 

Mainland  Samuel,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 

Mains  E.  King,  blacksmith,  r.  759  Harrison 

Mains  John,  carpenter,  r.  4  Tay 

Maints  Ernst,  tanner,  r.  N  s  San  Jos6  Av,  bet  Thir- 
tieth and  Thirty-first 

Mainwaring  Edward,  clerk  Hugh  Huddleston,  r.  5 
Martha  PI 

Mainwaring  Edward,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r. 
Oakland 

Mainwaring  George  H.,  tinsmith  W.  W.  Montague  & 
Cj.,  r.  Oakland 

Mairhofer  Joseph,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery 

Mairich  Nicholas,  machinist  Tait  &  Hainque,  r.  40 
Commercial 

Mais  Christian,  seaman,  r.  17  Park  Av 

Maisch  John,  capitalist,  r.  1009  Lombard 

Maison  Doree,  Tschurr  &  Dingeon  proprietors, 
217  Kearny 

Maison  Henry  A.  (Denaveaux  &  Maison)  r.  620  Filbert 

Maison  Leon,  bookkeeper  George  W.  Hume,  r.  820  Fil- 
bert 

Maison  LeOn  A.  (Mathieu  &  Maison)  r.  1706  Polk 

Maison  Leonora  A.,  widow,  r.  661  Seventeenth 

Maison  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  820  Filbert 

Maison  Natalie  E.,  bookkeeper  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
r.  661  Seventeenth 

8E?"Maison.     See  Mason,  Masson  and  Mayson 

Maissuer  August,  bartender  L.  A.  Maissner,  r.  423  Du- 
pont 

Maissner  Lambert  A.,  liquor  saloon  and  lodgings,  423 
Dupont 

Maitlaud  Adolph,  mining  expert,  r.  613  Pine 

Maitland  Jorgeu  J.,  Master  Mariners  Ben.  Assn,  41S 
Sutter 

Maitland  William,  boarding,  105  Clark 

Maitlaud  W.  K.,  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  State  of 
California,  r.  Oakland 

Majendie  Peter,  teamster,  r.  Fifth  Av,  .bet  N  and 
Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Majera  John,  vegetable  garden,  E  s  Otsego,  nr  Onon- 
daga Av 

Majonran  P.  A.,  doorkeeper  Lick  House 

Major  Alexander,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  829 
Folsom 

Major  Alfred,  bookkeeiJer  C.  Herrmann  &  Co.,  r.  S27 
Post 

Major  Charles  J.,  laborer,  r.  830  Folsom 

Major  Peter  L.,  printer,  r.  830  Folsom 

Majory  William  E.,  carpenter,  r.  168  Tehama 

Mak  Peter,  sausagemaker,  r.  25  John 

Makin  Cornelius,  speculator,  r.  105  Leavenworth 

Makin  Edward  B.,  commission  merchant,  109  Cali- 
fornia 

Makiu  John,  baker,  r.  18  Mary 

Makin  Robert  O.,  commission  merchant,  109  Calif or- 
foruia,  room  12,  r.  San  Rafael 

Makin  William  P.,  peddler,  r.  Ws  Grant,  betFifteenth 
and  Sixteenth 

l^"Makiu.     See  Macken  and  Mackin 

Makins  James  N.,  necktie  mnfr,  506  Market,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Makinson  George  H.,  blacksmith,  r.  124  Eleventh 

Makinson  John  J.,  carpenter,  r.  147  Valencia 


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Makineon  William  H.,  electrician,  r.  124  Eleventh 

Makowski  Otto  E.,  paiuter  E.  M.  OalUgher,  r.  1604 
Pacific  Av,  rear 

Malacarne  Lawrence,  bootblack,  316  Bush,  r.  532  Val- 
lejo 

Malaehi  William,  waiter,  r.  630  Commercial 

Malagamba  Camillo,  liquor  saloon,  11*28  Folsom 

Malan  Joseph  R..  machinist,  r.  18k  Rausch,  rear 

Malappioni  Cesare,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Malaranger  Dennis,  cook,  r.  42  Everett 

Malarin  John  M.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  933 
Howard 

Malariu  Ygnacio,  money  broker,  303  Montgomery,  r. 
720  Leavenworth 

Malatesta  Andrea,  wine  merchant,  r.  1313  Dupont 

Malatesta  Andres,  baker,  r.  514  Green 

Malatesta  Andrew,  marble  polisher,  r.  16  Taylor,  rear 

Malatesta  Angelo,  peddler,  r.  515  Green 

Malatesta  Domeuico  N.,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  675  Mission 

Malatesta  Ernest  D.,  clerk  P.  Gallagher  &  Son,  r.  16 
Taylor,  rear 

Malatesta  Giovanni,  bakery,  1313  Diipont 

Malatesta  Luigi,  dealer  California  wines  and  bran- 
dies, 311  Pacific,  r.  2004  54  Diipont 

Malatesta  Nino,  real  estate,  22  Montgomery  Block,  r. 
1300 k  Stockton 

Malcolm  Alexander,  lithographic  pressman  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  r.  6  Grand  PI 

Malcolm  Ellen,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  1434  Broadway 

Malcolm  John,  cooper,  r.  24  Fifth  Av 

Malcolm  John  T.,  captain  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy,  r.  18  Taylor 

Malcolm  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  24  Fifth  Av 

Malcolm  Nellie  A.  Miss,  r.  254  Tehama 

Malcolm  Robert,  tinsmith  Geo.  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r.  6 
Grand  PI 

Malcolm  William,  calker,  r.  24  Fifth  Av 

Malde  Andrew,  porter  Lynde  &  Hough,  r.  205  Nine- 
teenth 

Maldonado  Albert,  clerk,  r.  2413  Sacramento 

Maldonado  Edward,clerk  J.  J.  Mack  &  Co.,  r.  2413 
Sacramento 

Maldonado  Simon,  attorney  at  law,  r.  228  Seventh 

Male  Ferdinand,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  128  Fern 
Av 

Male  Giacomo,  hay,  grain,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor 
Eighth  and  Brannau,  r.  128  Fern  Av 

Malcch  Gustave  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  101  Oak 

Malech  Herman  F.,  physician,  office  601  Golden  Gate 
Av,  r.  521  Van  Ness  Av 

Malech  Theodore  G.,  clerk,  r.  101  Oak 

Malerbi  Alibrando,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Maleibi  Carlo,  vegetables,  64  Colombo  Market 

Maletich  Charles,  seaman,  r.  503  East 

Maley  Bridget,  domestic  49  South  Park 

Maley  Helen,  domestic  1331  Pine 

Maley  John,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Sierra,  bet  Georgia  and 
Michitjan 

Maley  Margaret,  domestic  806  Jones 

Maley  Rosanna,  widow  ,  r.  1598  Bush    • 

9^  Maley.     See  Mallay  and  Malley 

Malfanti  Joseph  (Malfanti  &  Einselen)  r.  1209}^  Bush 

Malfanti  &  Einselen  (Joseph  Malfanti  and  Charles  E. 
Einselen)  re.=itaurRnt,  532  Commercial 

Malfra  James  P.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  451  Bryant 

Malherbe  Eugene,  grain  broker,  office  228  Clay,  r.  121 
Montgomery 

Malia  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  Sixth  Av,  bet  L  and  M,  South 
8.  F. 

Maline  George  F.,  driver  City  RK.,  r.  129  Fifteenth 

Maline  John  J.,  receiver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  NW  cor 
First  Av  and  Fifteenth 

Mall  Adam,  lod^jings,  34  Eddy 

Mall  Jacob,  collector,  r.  Ill  Ellis 

Mallady  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  432  Tehama 

Mallady  Mary,  widow,  r.  43  Everett 

Mallady  William  J.,  undertaker,  733  Mission,  r.  43 
Everett 

Mallard  Joseph ,  janitor  Bush  St.  Theatre,  r.  273  Minna 

Mallett  K.  Mrs.,  bakery  and  fancy  goods,  1007  Stock- 
ton 

Mallett  Richard,  miller,  r.  1007  Stockton 

Malley  Daniel,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 

Malley  Edmond,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 

Malley  Mary,  domestic  l.Wd  Sutter 

Malley  Owen,  laborer,  r.  35  Natoma 

Malley  Owen,  teamster  John  Middleton 

Malley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  35  Natoma 

Malley  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  14  H  Bryant  Av 

Malley  Thomas,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  624  Fourth 


Malley  William,  liquor  saloon,  21  Vallejo,  r.  Oakland 

a^"  Malley.     See  Maley  and  Malloy 

Malligan  John,  bartender,  r.  224  Kearny 

Malline   Charles   D.,    receiver  Hayes  Valley  Branch 

Market  St.  RR.,  r.  1321  ^  Golden  Gate  Av 
Mallinger  Peter,  chop  house,  388  Fianci,;co 
Mallitie  George,  fisherman,  r.  N  s  Green,  nr  Battery 
Mall' in   Catherine,  widow,   r.   NE  cor   Fremont  and 

Humboldt 
Mallon  Charles  E.,  clerk  Patrick  Mallon,  r.  817  Guer- 
rero 
Mallon  Edward,  fireman,  r.  37  De  Boom 
Mallon  George,  deckhand,  r.  605  Broadway 
Mallon  Henry  F.,  laborer,  r.  6)4  Russ 
Mallon  James,  laborer,  r.  NE  cor  Vermont  and  Hum- 
boldt 
Mallon  Jesus,  widow,  r.  1525  Mason 
Mallon  John,  laborer,  r.  727  Clementina 
Mallon  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Mallou  John,  laborer   Oriental   U.   S.  Bonded  Ware- 
house, r.  103  Natoma 
Mallon  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  34  Minna 
Mallon  John,  pantryman  Alexander  W.  Wilson,  r.  347 

Jessie 
Mallon   Jolin,    proprietor  Pacific    Glass  Cutting, 
Staining',  Embossing  and  Designing  Works,  19  Fre- 
mont and  1213-1215  Howard,  r.  2508  Sacramento 
Mallon  John,  sawyer,  r.  1222  Green 
Mallon  Joseph,  plumber  Sweeney  &  Vance,  r.  6}^  Russ 
Mallon   Patrick,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Point  Lobos   Av,  bet 

Collins  and  Ferrie 
Mallon  Patrick,  brickmaker,  office  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Market,  r.  817  Guerrero 
Mallon  Peter  L.,  manager  John  Mallon,  1213  Howard, 

r.  2508  Sacramento 
Mallon  Rosanna,  widow,  r.  1417  Mason 
Mallon  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  26  Howard  Court 
Mallon  Thomas  J.,  carder  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills, 

r.  NE  cor  Vermont  and  Humboldt 
8^"  Mallon.    See  Malan  and  Maline 
Mallory  Abner  T.,  carpenter,  r.  1043  Mission 
Mallory  Alfred  H.,  traveling  salesman  M.  Ehrman  & 

Co.,  r.  Portland,  Oregon 
Mallory  A.  P.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  614  Capp 
Mallory  Frederick  J.,  bookkeeper  P.  F.  Nolan  &  Co., 

r.  614  Capp 
Mallory  Ida  R.  Miss,  assistant  Columbia  St.  Grammar 

School,  r.  614  Capp 
Mallory  Kate,  w^dow,  r.  113  Eleventh 
Mallory  William,  r.  3934  Clara 
Malloy  Charles,  r.  5  Church 
Malloy  C.  W.,  blacksmith,  218  Fifth 
!  Malloy  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  522  First,  rear 
Malloy  Daniel  Jr.,  carriagepainter,  r.  522  First,  rear 
Malloy  Daniel  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  260  34  Clara 
Malloy  Denni.s,  boilermaker,  r.  522  First,  rear 
Mallov  George  D.,  painter,  r.  207  Sixth 
Malloy  James  (Godfrey  &  Malloy)  r.  513  Minna 
Malloy  L.  E.,  r.  1304  Turk 
Malloy  Louisa,  widow,  r.  1706  Howard 
Malloy  M.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  207  Sixth 
Malloy  Michael  F.,  painter,  r.  207  Sixth 
Malloy  Michael  G.,  laborer  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  440   Brannan 
Malloy  Nellie  Miss,  laundress,  r.  460  Minna 
Malloy  Philip,  laborer, .r.  522  First,  rear 
Malloy  William,  r.  3037  Sixteenth 
BS^Mallov.     See  Molloy  and  MuUoy 
Malloye  Frank,  bookbinder   Bartling   &   Kimball,   r. 

1058  Howard 
Malm  Anton,  seaman,  r.  129  Folsom 
Malm  Charles  A.  (D.  S.  Martin  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Malm  Charles  C.  H.  (Malm  &  Pamperin)  r.  19  Guy  PI 
Malm  &  Pamperin  (Charles  C.    H.  Malm   and   T.    G. 

Pamperin)  painters  and  whiteuers,  606  Howard 
Malmaison  Charles,  domestic  72o  Sutter 
Maliiiberg    Frank   E.,   shipping    clerk   Pac.   Rolling 

Mills,  r.  NE  cor  Shasta  and  Illinois 
Malmberg  John  F.,  seaman,  r.  911  Greenwich 
Maluiberg  Maria,  widow,  r.  243  Clara 
Malmberg  William,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Malmgren  Edgar  J.,  clerk  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.   1331   Val- 

lejo 
Malmgren  Miles  P.,  collector,  r.  2317  Howard 
Malnigren  Niles  M.,  jeweler,  r.  1331  Vallejo 
Malnory  Marie  C,  widow,  r.  636  Pacific 
Maloue  Bartholomew  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1717  Jessie 
Maloue  Frank  S.,  capitalist,  r.  2  Rose  Av 
Malone  Henry,  whitener,  r.  268  Clara,  rear 
Malone  James,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
Maloue  James,  laborer,  r.  625  Second 


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Malone  James  H.,  furniture,  22  Fourth,  r.  308   Mason 
Malone  James  J.,  llquoi:  saloon,  316  Fifth.r.  129  Ship- 
ley 
Malone  Jennie  H.  Miss,  ladles'  and  gents'  furnishing 

goods,  925  Market 
Malone  John,  laborer,  r.  560  Stevenson 
Malone  John,  molder,  r.  212  Twenty-fourth 
Malone  Lawrence  J.,  bagmaker  Carmen   Island  Salt 

Works,  r.  333^  Perry 
Malone  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  216  Stevenson 
Malone  Michael,  lamplighter   S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

33  Louisa 
Malone  Nicholas,  porter  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  1712  Stevenson 
I  Malone  Patrick,  r.  310  Minna,  rear 
i  Malone  Thomas,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Colima,  r.  236 

Bran  nan 
Malone  William,  conductor  Market  St.  RE. 
'  Maloue  William,  millman,  r.  133  Twenty-sixth 
!  B^Malone.     See  Melone 
Maloney  Ann  Mrs.,  r.  474  Tehama 
Maloney  Daniel  D.,  deputy  Assessor,  r.  1753  Howard 
Maloney  Edward,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
!   Malouey  Ellen,  domestic  937  Sutter 
j  Maloney  Frances,  domestic  1910  Steiner 

Maloney  James,  compositor  The  Daily  Report,  r.  1512 
I  Mission 

Maloney  James,  foreman  J.   Macdonough,  r.  5  Clem- 
!  entina 

j  Maloney  James,  laborer,  r.  1018  Clay 
!  Maloney  James,  waiter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia,  r. 
I  13  Clementina 

Maloney  James  J.,  driver  Engine  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r. 

4  Helen  PI 
Maloney  John,  r.  129  Perry,  rear 
Maloney  John,  blacksmith  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  r.  11 

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Maloney  John,  peddler,  r.  48  Clara 
Maloney  John  C,  r.  474  Tehama 
Maloney  John  G.,  policeman,  r.  819  Point  Lobos  Av 
Maloney  John  M.,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  23 

Jessie 
Maloney  Kate,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
Maloney   Kate   A.   Miss,   assistant    Potrero    Primary 

School,  r.  1512  Mission 
Maloney  Louis,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  32  Everett, 

rear 
Maloney  Mary  E.,  widow,  r.  1512  Mission 
Maloney  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  5  Franklin 
Maloney  Michael,  gardener  Odd  Fellows'  Cemetery,  r. 

819  Point  Lobos  Av 
Maloney  Michael,  stonemason,  r.  1212  Green 
Maloney    Michael,   waiter    Occidental   Hotel,   r.  162 

Clementina 
Maloney  Michael  J.,  head   clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  21  Zoe 
Maloney  Nellie  A.   Miss,   assistant    Ewing    Primary 

School,  r.  1512  Mission 
Maloney  Patrick,  bartender,  r.  9  Mission  Av 
Maloney  Patrick,  dairy,  E  s  Hartford,  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Nineteenth 
Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  224  Second 
Maloney  Patrick,  Shipjoiners'   Assn,   71   New   Mont- 
gomery 
Maloney  Peter,  butcher,  S  s  Turk,  nr  Pierce,  r.  1012 

Scott 
Maloney  Thomas,  r.  26  Hoff  Av 
Maloney  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  32  Everett,  rear 
Maloney  Thomas,  tailor,  r.  1019  Market,  rear 
Maloney  William,  blacksmiths'  helper,  r.  39^  Clara 
Maloney  William,  laborer,  r.  129 M Welsh 
B^  Maloney.     See  Moloney  and  Molouy 
Maloon  Henry  A.,  clerk   Wilson   k.  Bro.,  r.    920  Va- 
lencia 
Malpas  Alfred,  general  ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.  Co., 

Oakland  Ferry,  r.  Oakland 
Malpiede  G.  Charks,  barber,  r.  15  Powell 
Malter  George  H.  (Malter,  Lind  &  Co.)  r.  912  Scott 
Mjilter,   Lind   &   Co.   (George  H.  Malter,  Charles 

Lind  and  E.  B.  Rogers)  engineers  and  contractors, 

419    California,    rooms    14-18,    branch    office    66 

Broadway,  New  York  City 
Maltese  Josejih,  cofifeemiller   A.   Schilling   &    Co.,  r. 

K116  Mason 
Maltman  S.  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  109  Capp 
Multry  Adam,  winekeeper   Lachman   &  Jacobi,  r.  340 

Bryant 
Malvansky  Henry,  r.  1103  McAllister 
Malvort  Amanda,  domestic  70ti  Taylor 
Malvy  John,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Malvy  Peter,  painter,  r.  14  Valparaiso 


Malzer  William,  r.  421  Dupont 

Mamlock  Albert,    driver   Sutter   St.    RR.,   r.    1333Ji 

Pine 
Mamlock  Lena  Miss,  assistant  F.  N.  Clark 
Mamlock  William,  upholsterer,  r.  414  Ja  Sixth 
Mammini     Serafino,     Italian     Bersaglieri     Soc,   625 

Broadway 
Mammoth   Bar   Gold  Mining  Co.  (Placer   Co.,   Cal.) 

John  W.  Pew  secretary.  310  Pine,  room  15 
Mammoth  Consolidated  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Nevada 

Co.,  Cal.)  John  M.  Buffington  secretary,  309  Cali- 
fornia, room  4 
Mammoth  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Butte   Co.,  Cal.)  W.  H. 

H.  Hart  secretary',  230  Montgomery,  room  24 
Mammoth  MiningCo.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.)  William  Letts 

Oliver  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  1? 
Mana  Antonio  Ferrey,  SiJanish  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Mana  Francesco,  Italian  Ben. Soc,  423  Washington 
Manahan  John,  real  estate,  r.  560  Stevenson 
Manahan  Kate,  widow,  r.  238  Fremont 
Manahan  Mary,  bakery,  668  Natoma 
Maiiard  Diedrich,  seaman,  r.  700  Front 
Manasse  Nathan,  optician,  211  Kearny,  r.  945?^  Fol- 

som 
Manaut  Peter,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and  Rail- 
road Av,  South  S.  F. 
Mauby  Edward,  boilermaker  James  V.  Hall,   r.   441 

Clementina,  rear 

Manchester Mrs.,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  118  Post 

Manchester  Benjamin  F.,  calker,  r.  W  s  Buena  Vista, 

bet  Cortland  Av  and  Eugenia,  B.  H.  . 
Manchester  Benjamin  F.  Jr.,  calker,  r.W  s  Buena  Vis- 
ta, bet  Cortland  Av  and  Eugenia,  B.  H. 
Manchester  Charles,  tanner,  r.  E  8  Buena  Vista,  nr 

Henrietta,  B.  H. 
Manchester  Fire  Assurance  Co.  (Manchester, 

England)  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.  agents,  George 

W.  Spencer  manager,  316  California 
Manchester  Frederick  A.,  sawyer  A.  M.  Jewell  &  Co., 

r.  W  8  Buena  Vista,  bet  Cortland  Av  and  Eugenia, 

B.  H. 
Manchester  Herbert  D.,  tanner,  r.  W  s  Anderson,  nr 

Cortland  Av,  B.  H. 
Manchester  House,  Manchester  &   Henly  proptrs,  44 

Sixth 
Manchester  Isaac,  watchman  .Etna  Iron  Works,  r.  29 

Frederick 
Manchester  John,  laborer,  r.  903  Shotwell 
Manchester  M.  A.  Mrs.  (Manchester  &   Henly)  r.  44 

Sixth 
Manchester  &  Henly  (Mrs.  M.  A.  Manchester  and  Mrs. 

John  Henlyl  proptrs  Manchester  House,  44  Sixth 
Mancuei  Dominic,  fruit  and  dairy  produce,  534  Six- 
teenth 
Mancusi  G.,  teacher  vocal  art,  office  and  r.  620  Sut- 
ter 
Mandel  Emanuel  (D.  Block  &  Co.)  r.  1326  Geary 
Mandel  Marlon,  clerk  Schammel,  Reynolds  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Manders  Joseph,  plumber,  r.  660  Natoma 
Manderson  John,  cigars,  tobacco   and  varieties,  153 

Second 
Mandes  Charles,  barber  John  Stable,  r.  69  Natoma 
Mandes  H.  S.,  r.  515  Kearny 
Mandeville  Edward,  teamster,  r.  2515  Folsom 
Mandeville  Simon  V.,  blindmaker  Jason   Springer  & 

Co.,  r.  623  Howard 
Mandlebaum  Fiesco,  attorney  at  law,  13  Nevada  Block, 

r.  1362  Post 
Mandlebaum   Francis,  wholesale  wines   and  liquors, 

312  Sacramento,  r.  1302  Post 
Mandlebaum  Raoul,  salesman  F.  Mandlebaum,  r.  1362 

Post 
Mandler   John,  paperhanger   and    whitener,  r.   617 

Geary 
Maudler  W.  H.  F.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  617  Geary 
Manefee  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  234  Sixteenth 
Manelly  James,  mining,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Manescau  Blanche  Mme.,  dressmaking  and  artificial 

flowers,  1526  Polk 
Mane.'iCHU  Victor,  artificial  flowermaker,  r.  1526  Polk 
Maney  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
Maney  Martin,  second  cook  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 
Mangau  John   L.,  porter  Wheaton    &   Luhrs,  r.   400 

Grove 
Mangan  Margaret,  domestic  602  Capp 
Mangun  Stephen,  porter,  r.  8  Polk 
Maug;iu  Thomas  F.,  calker,  r.  723  Seventeenth 
Mangau  William,  drayman,  r.  43  Tehama 
Mangels  August  H.,  butcher,  r.  1226  Pacific 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


JEWELRY    and    WATCHES 

I  19  Montgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


WASmXCi  WEl.1.  DONE  AT  VERY  1.0W  RATES. 

OFFICE.   648   MARKET  STREET, 


MAN 


629 


MAN 


Mangels  Brothers   (Nicholas   and   George)  groceries 

and  liquors,  SW  cor  Market  and  Pearl 
Mangels  C.  &  Co.  (Christopher  Mangels  and  Ernest 
Lilienthal)    groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Third 
and  Mission 
Mangels  Christopher  (C.  Mangels  &  Co.)  r.  19  Linden 

Av 
Mangels  Christopher,  clerk  M.  &  C.  Mangels,  r.  810 

Lombard 
Mangels  Claus  (M.  &  C.  Mangels)  r.  19  Linden  Av 
Majigels  Claus,  capitalist,  r.  2518  Howard 
Mangels  Frank,  groceries  and  liquors,  2501  Howard 
Mangels  George  (Mangels  Brothers)  r.  2  Pearl 
Mangels  Harry,  clerk,  r.  2501  Howard 
Mangels   Henry,  groceries  and   liquors,  NW  cor  Fol- 

Bom  and  Twentieth 
Mangels  Henry  C,  butcher,  r.  1226  Pacific 
Mangels  Henry  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,   NW  cor  East 

and  Clay,  r.  920  Market 
Mangels  Henry  J.,  bookkeeper  Albany  Brewery,  r.  73 

Everett 
Mangels  Herman,  hostler  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r. 

64}^  Everett 
Mangels  H.  M.  Christian  (Mangels  &   Hedemann)  r. 

SW  cor  Railroad  and  Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Mangels  John,  clerk  Diedrich  Muller,  r,  332  Main 
Mangels  John  H.,  clerk  Henry   Tobelmann,  r.  SE  cor 

Hayes  and  Franklin 
Maiig'els  M.   Si  C.    (Martin  and  Claus)    wholesale 

groceries  and  provisions,  319  Clay 
Mangels  Martin  (M.  &  C.  Mangels)  r.  810  Lombard 
Mangels  Nicholas  (Mangels  Brothers)  r.  SW  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Pearl 
Mangels  Peter  N.,  bartender,  r.  5.37  Sacramento 
Mangels  &  Hedemann  (H.  M.  Christian   Mangels  and 
William   Hedemann)    groceries   and   liquors,  SW 
cor  Railroad  and  Eleventh  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Mangeot  Charles,   pressman   M.   Schmidt  &  Co.,  r.  9 

John 
Mangeot  George,  glovemaker,  r.  432  Montgomery 
Mangiante  G.  B. ,  vegetables,  53  Colombo  Market 
Mangin  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  132  Clara 
Mangion  Mary,  widow,  r.  2C8  Clara 
Mangnusson  Gustaf,  second  mateschr  Aurora,  r.  916 

Montgomery 
Mangoin  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  1701  Mar- 
ket 
Mangola  Domenico  (Luca  Maricrlch  &  Co.)    and  toll 

collector  Fishermens'  Market,  r.  513  Pacific 
Mangue  John  B..  butler,  803  Stockton 
Manbattan  Fire  Insurance  Co.    (New    York) 

Andrew  D.  Smith  agent,  310  California 
Manhattan  Life   Insurance   Co.  (of  New  York)  John 

Landers  agent,  410  California 
Manhattan  Silver  Mining  Co.    (Lander  Co.,    Nev.) 

John  Crockett  secretary,  327  Pine,  room  8 
Manheim  Abe,  merchant,  r.  502  Bush 
Manheim  Fred.,  entry  clerk  Eahn  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Manheim  Henry  S.,  clerk  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Manheim  Isaac  (Hagan  &  Manheim)  r.  Alameda 
Manhire  Thomas,  boilerwasher  S.  P.  RR.,  r.   195   Six- 
teenth 
Maniene  Agostino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Manifold  Samuel  D.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  570  Folsom 
Manke    Richard,   driver  William   Lange,   r.   NW  cor 

Cole  and  Carl,  nr  Golden  Gate  Park 
Manken  Lena  I.  Miss,   assistant  Powell  St.  Primary 

School,  r.  214  O'Farrell 
Manker  Theodore  A.,  seaman,  r.  504  Davis 
Manley  Bridgeman,  blocker  J.  H.  Babbitt,  r.  Oakland 
Manley  Ellen,  widow,  i».  25  Bausch,  rear 
Manley  George,  glassblower,  r.  9  Bowie  Av 
Manley  James  S.,  deputy  clerk  V.  S.  District  Court,  r» 

1107  Bush 
Manley  Joseph,  salesman  Thomas  H.  Nelson,  r.  9 

Mint  Av 
Manley  Stephen  W.,  teamster  Dunphy   &   Co.,   r.  N  s 

Twelfth  Av,  bet  N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Manly  Edwin,  physician,  r.  ItiO  Clara 
Mann  Abner  S.,  clerk   general   passenger  and   ticket 

agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1230  Green 
Mann  A.  L.,  r.  Lick  House 

Mann  Albert  L.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,*r.  537  Third 
Maun  Alexander,   cigar  mnfr,   419   Sausome,   r.   1825 

Piue 
Mann  Alexander,  machinist,  r.  IDS  Oak 
Mann  Alexander  Jr.,  clerk  Alexander  Alann,  r.  1826 
Pine 


Mann  Alfred  H.,  showcase  maker  Dixon,  Bernstein  & 

Co.,  r.  50G  Francisco 
Mann  Alphonse,  salesman  Carroll,  Abrams  &  Carroll, 

r.  434  Jessie 
Mann  Azro  L.,  teacher  Latin  and  Greek,   Boys'   High 

School,  r.  520  Capp 
Mann  Bertie  C,  cleik   Ernest  Adelsdorfer   &   Co.,   r. 

1230  Green 
Mann  Charles,  hamessmaker,  r.  421  Bush 
Mann  Cliarles  H.,  manager  C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co., 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter,  r.  2444  Howard 
Mann  Clara  N.  Mrs.,  proptr  Florence  House,  NW  cor 

Ellis  and  Powell 
Mann  David  D.,  tailor,  r.  300  Seventh 
Mann  Ella  Miss,  r.  409  Stevenson 
Manu  Frank,  cook,  r.  200  Francisco" 
Mann  Frederick,  carpenter,  r.  506  Francisco 
Mann  George,  painter,  r.  2419  Clay,  rear 
Mann  George,  salesman   S.   Hartman   &   Bro.,   r.   532 

Ellis 
Mann  George  S.,  r.  31  South  Park 
Mann  Harrj',  laborer,  r.  120  Shipley 
Mann  Henry  R.  (Hutchinson  &  Mann)  r.  501  Geary 
Mann  Israel  D.,  carpenter,  r.  15  Tehama  PI 
Mann  James,  clerk,  r.  607  McAllister 
Mann  John,  carpenter,  r.  212  Grove 
Mann  John,  livery  stable,  918  Geary 
Mann  John, telegraph  line  repairer  American  District 

Tel.,  r.  34  Natoma 
Mann  John  D.,  shipjoiner,  r.  10  Mint  Av 
Mann  John  D.  Jr.,  clerk  George  T.   Marye&   Son,   r. 

918  Geary 
Mann  Josiah,   clerk,  r.  248  Sutter  * 

Mann  Levi,  bookkeeper  C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co.,  r.  520 

Capp 
Mann  Mary,  domestic  1015  Post 
Mann  Maurice,  ironmolder,  r.  31  Natoma 
Mann  Robert,  upholsterer,  r.  306  Seventh 
Mann  Robert  &  Sons  (Mill  Hall  Pa.)   ax  mnfrs,  Chas. 

Sonntag  &  Co.,  agents,  114-116  Market 
Mann  Russell  C,   millwright  Philip   Hinkle,   r.    537 

Sacramento 
Mann  S.  A.,  salesman  Davis  Bros.,  r.  412  Jones 
Mann  Seth,  law  student  Flint  &   Stone,   and   teacher 

Mission  Evening  School,  r.  520  Capp 
Mann  Simon,  wiremaii  American  District  Tel.  Co.,  r. 

546  Tehama,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Mann  S.  Jennie  Mrs.,    assistant   Haight   Grammar 

School,  r.  520  Capp 
Mann  S.  S.  (Flanagan  k  Mann)  r.  Coos  Bay,  Or. 
Mann  Thomas  R.,  engineer   King,   Morse   &  Co.,  r. 

Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Mann  Thomas  W,.  teamster  E.  Soule,  r.  606  Fourth 
Mann  William,  r.  1318  Scott   • 

Mann  William,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,r.  1205  Union 
Mann  William  D.,  assistant  ticket  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

325  Ellis 
Mannaton  Sampson,  machinist  Pac.   Iron  Works,  r. 

737  Tehama 
Mannel  Matilda,  widow,  dressmaker,  r.  411   O'Farrell 
Manner  Barclay,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  r.  Oakland 
Manner  Charles  V.,  bookkeeper   Joshua  Hendy,   and 
secretary  Yreka  Creek  Gold  Mining  Co.,  and  Hy- 
draulic Gravel  Elevator  Co.,  r.  1037  Mission 
Manner  James,  salesman   H.  Heynemann  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Mannie  Emmett  M.,  engineer,  r.  914  Clay 
Mannie  Sarah,  widow,  r.  914  Clay 
Manning  Agues  M.  Miss,   principal  Lincoln   Primary 

School,  r.  311  Stockton 
Manning  Alfred  W.,  oyster  saloon  and  chop  house, 

426^28  Pine,  r.  28  Ellis 
Manning  Andrew,  teamster,  NW  cor  Commercial  and 

Davis,  r.  409  First 
Manning  Annie  Miss,  cigarmaker,  r.  80  Jessie 
Manning  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  6  Calhoun 
Manning  Demetrius  F.,  millwright,  r.  2  Laskie 
Manning  Dennis  C,  sailmaket,  r.  737  Howara 
Manning  Dennis  R.,  policeman,  r.  620  Brannan 
Manning  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Manning  Emanuel,  laster  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 
Manning  Frank.'  steward,  r.  519  Sacramento 
Manning  Frank  J.  H.,  clerk  Commercial  Insurance 

Co.  of  Cal.,  r.  420  Eddy 
Manning  George,  physician,  ofilce  675  Mission,  r.  2447 

Howard 
Manning  Harry,  r.  4  Valparaiso 
Manning  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Manning  Henry  J.,  oyster  and  fish  dealer,  r.  820  Laguna 
Manning  Herbert,  r.  614  Kearny 


WINDOW  SHADES 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  FINE 

Wmdow  SHades  lor  Residences,  Stores,  Offices,  etc. 


G.W.CLARK  &  CO. 

645  Market  St. 


HINCKIiEY,  SPIERS  A  HATES,  FUL.TON  IBOX  1VOBKS,  213  Fremont  St.. 
Mnuuracturers  of  SAW  mL.I<  9IACUIN£BT  and  SUINOI4E  MAOHIirES. 


MAN 


630 


MAK 


Manning    House,    Richard    St.    John    proptr,    915 }4 

Market 
Manning  Irene  E.   Misa,  assistant  Pine  and  Larkin 

St.  Primary  School,  r.  420  Eddy 
Manning  James,   waiter  P.  C.   SS.  Orizaba,  r.  73  Te- 
hama 
Manning  James  A.,  liquor  dealer,  r.  1307  Geary 
Manning  James  A.,  painter,  r.  7  Myrtle  Av 
Manning  Jeremiah,   hostler  Market  St.  RE.,  r.  1623 

Eddy,  rear 
Manning  Jeremiah,  junk  dealer,  r.  W  s  Alabama,  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Manning  John,  clerk  J.  V.  Owens,  r.  625  Fulton 
Manning  John,  laborer,  r.  66SH  Clementina 
Manning  John,  policeman,  r.  502  Mason 
Manning  John  M.,  painter,  r.  2711  Bush 
Manning  Joseph  G.,  civil  engineer,  r.  420  Eddy 
Manning  Lawrence,  bricklayer,  r.  304  Linden  Av 
Manning  Margarft  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  409  First 
Manning  Marie   Miss,   weaver   Golden    Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
Manning  Martin,  shearer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills 
Manning  Mary  Misa,  dressmaker,  r.  409  First 
Manning  Michael,  foundryman,  r.  2.55  Tehama 
Manning  Michael,  hostler,  r.  1018  Clay 
Manning  Michael,   laborer,  r.   S  s   Crescent  Av,   nr 

Gates,  B.  H. 
Manning  Michael,  livery  stable,  625  Fulton 
Manning  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  909  J^  Harrison 
Manning  Patrick,  porter  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  E  s 

Dolores,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Manning  Robert,  quartermaster  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio 

de  Janeiro 
Manning  Sidney,  driver    Market    St.    RR..    r.    1108 

Steiner 
Manning  Thomas,  r.  N  s  Shasta,  bet  Michigan  and  Il- 
linois 
Manning  Thomas,  bootcrimper,  r.  521  Minna 
Manning  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1819  Powell 
Manning  Thomas,  plumber,  r.  211 3^  Tehama 
Manning  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  1504  Leavenworth 
Manning  William  (Kelly  &   Manning)    r.   Eighth  Av, 

bet  K  and  L,  South  S.  F. 
Manning  William,  blacksmith,  r.  307  Francisco 
Manning    William,   importer  and  dealer   diamonds, 
watches,  jewelry,  etc.,  and  manufacturing  jew- 
eler, 804  Market 
Manning  William,  paver  Omnibus   RR.,  r.  255  Teha- 
ma 
Manning  William,  stage  carpenter  Adelphi  Theatre 
Manning  William  A.,  carpenter,  r.  213  Chattanooga 
Manuion   Francis,   carpenter,   r.   N  s   Massasoit,   bet 

Franconia  Av  and<!ortez,  B.  H. 
Mannion  George,  shoecutter,  r.  13}^  Dore 
Maunion  James,  finisher  J.  S.  Bennett,  r.  656  Minna 
Manuion  James  E.,  boilermaker,  r.  776  Howard 
Mannion  John,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Mannion  Mary  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  V3H  Dore 
Mannion  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1019  Market,  rear 
Mannion  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  13H  Dore 
Manuix  John,  r.  829  Mission 
Manuix  John  F.,  porter,  r.  100634  Natoma 
Mannix  Thomas,  plasterer,  r.  21  Fulton 
Manno  Francesco,  Fishermens'  Assu,  307  Broadway 
Manny  Simon,  laborer,  r.  9  Varenues 
Manoel  M.,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Jackson 
Manrow  John  P.,  real  estate,  424  Montgomery,  r.  1000 

Chestnut 
Mans  Auiedee  (Mans  &  Staude)  r.  114  Virginia 
Mans  Lena,  domestic  305  Turk 
Mans  &  Staude  (Amedee  Mans   and  John  Staude) 

groceries  and  liquors,  815  Pacific 
Mansbacli  IS.     6i  Co.    (Emanuel    Mansbach   and 
Lewis  A.   New)    trimmings  and  fancy  goods,   26 
Kearny 
Mansbach  Emanuel  (E.  Mansbach   &  Co.)  r.  920  Eddy 
Manseau  James  (Furlong  &  Manseau)  r.  419  Steven- 
sou 
Mansell  F.  &  Co.    (Frederick  Mansell)    ornamental 

sign  painters,  434  Pine 
Mansell  Frederick  (F.  Mansell  &  Co.)  r.  434  Pine 
Mansell  Harry,  laborer,  r.  28  Mission  Av 
Mansfield  Ada  Miss,  r.  102  Sixth 
Mansfield  Charles,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 

1424  Jackson 
Mansfield  D.,  teacher  music,  r.  110  Sixth 
Mansfield  Harry,  engineer,  r.  12  Mason 
Mansfield  Helen,  groceries  and  liquors,  140  Eighth 
Mansfield  James,  Second  officer  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oak- 
land, r.  Oakland 


Mansfield  Joseph  G.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  r. 
1424  Jackson 

Mansfield  Myron,  real  estate  agent,  238  Montgomery, 
r.  309  Powell 

Mansfield  Richard,  carpenter,  r.  140  Eighth 

Mansfield  Theodore,  traveler  W.  &  I.  Steinhart  & 
Co..  3-5  Battery 

Mansfield  William,  gardener,  t.  507  Harrison 

Mansiet  Jean,  carpenter,  524  Vallejo 

Mansion  House,  William  Perkin  proptr,  961-963  Mis- 
sion 

Mansir  Daniel,  miner,  r.  421  Bush 

Mansir  Henry  C,  janitor  Grant  Primary  School 

Mauso  Rosina,  widow,  r.  5083^  Broadway 

Manson  Adam,  seaman  brig  Consuelo,  r.  24  Drumm 

Manson  Archibald,  blacksmith,  r.  14  De  Boom 

Manson  Homer,  captain  barkentlne  Uncle  John,  r.  59 
Tehama 

Manson  James,  blacksmith,  119  Beale,  r.  14  Clinton 
Park 

Manson  Marsden,  civil  engineer,  r.   720  Leavenworth 

Manson  Nathaniel  J.,  attorney  at  law,  421  Montgom- 
ery, r.  610  Sutter 

Manson  T.-D.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Asan,  71New  Mont- 
gomery 

Manson  William  (C.  J.  Pidwell  &  Co.)  r.  Quincy,  Cal. 

Mantel  Byron  G.,  salesman  Greenebaum,  Sachs  & 
Freeman,  r.  733  Bush 

Mantel  Eugene,  portrait  artist,  r.  926  Jackson 

Mantel  Henry  H.,  cutter  Joseph  Bros.,  r.  926  Jack- 
son 

Mantel  Julius  C,  barber,  r.  145  Shipley,  rear 

Mantel  Max,  with  Rehfisch,  Martin  &  Co.,  r.  926 
Jackson 

Mantel  Michael,  cabinetmaker  Cal.  Furniture  Mnfg 
Co.,  r.  330  Minna 

Mantell  Ferdinand  (Bernard  &  Mantell)  707-709 
Sansome,  r.  306  Grove 

Mauti  Christ,  cook  George  D.  Becich,  r.  308  Jessie 

Mauton  John,  stableman  City  RR.,  r.  1  First  Av 

Manton  Mary  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  276  Minna 

Mantz  Anna,  widow,  r.  1637  Polk 

Mantz  Fred.  C,  Sheriff's  keeper,  and  furniture,  1637 
Polk 

Mantz  John  C,  upholsterer,  r.  1637  Polk 

Mantz  John,  tailor  Benedict  &  Smith,  r.  Alameda 

Manuel  Alexander,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 

Manuel  Ambrose,  machinist  Rlsdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 
r.  '23  Natoma 

Manuel  Antone,  waitjr,  r.  280  Minna 

Manuel  Herbert  E.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 
39  Rausch 

Manuel  Joseph,  longshoreman,  r.  305  Davis 

Manuel  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1001  Battery 

Manuel  Richard,  seaman,  r.  212  Steuart 

Manuel  Rupert,  law  clerk,  r.  W  s  Vicksburg,  nr  Twen-- 
ty-fifth 

Manufacturers  Fire  and  Marine  Insur- 
ance Co.  (of  Boston)  Jennings  &  Stillman  gen- 
eral agents,  317  California 

Many  James  M.,  clerk,  612  Clay 

Manz  Auguste,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r.  1523 
Leavenworth 

Manz  Marie  Mme.,  French  laundry,  1523  Leaven- 
worth 

Manzer  Frank  E.,  lamp  tender  Cal.  Electric  Light  Co., 
r.  2730  Pine 

Manzer  Lonson  M.,  contractor,  r.  2730  Pine 

Mapham  Timothy  F.,  driver  Commercial  Soap  Co.,  r. 
412  Laguna 

Maples  Edward,  butcher  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Sydney 

Mara  Annie,  domestic  734  Sutter 

Mara  Michael  R.,  teamster,  rT  217  Twelfth 

Marabello  George,  with  John  Marabello,  r.  686  Mc- 
Allister 

Marabello  John,  livery  stable,  686  McAllister 

Maragliano  Luigi,  Italian  Ben.   Soc,  423  Washington 

Marasclii  Anthony  Rev.,  S.  J.,  treasurer  St. 
Ignatius  College,  214  Hayes 

Maraschi  John  M.,  r.  20  Verona 

Marble  Abbie  L.  Mrs.,  clerk  registry  deptPost  Office, 
•  r.  16  Rlncon  PI 

Marble  Charles  H.,  shipping  clerk  G.  W.  McNear,  r. 
636  Valencia 

Marble  George  W.,  r.  1329  Sansome 

Marble  Oliver  J.,  trackman  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  116  Aus- 
tin 

Marble  William  D.,  night  watchman  American  Sugar 
Refinery,  r.  1329  Sansome 

Marboeuf  Louis,  r.  414  Green 


SUN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY,  "''''''"sweii  don?  ?L*„?7r '■•'*•'«♦«» 


J.  MACDONOUGH, 


IMPORTER  OP  AND  DEALER  IN   COAI.   AND   PIG  IRON, 

41   SlarliLet  Street,  comer  Spear. 


MAR 


631 


MAR 


Marburg  Brothers  (Baltimore,  Md.)  mnfrs  smoking 

tobacco,  Daniel  Bruton  agent,  '206  Front 
Marc  Philippe,  laundry,  729  Broadway,  rear 
Marcadal  Juan,  fisherman,  r.  605  Broadway 
Marceau  Eugenie,  housekeeper  1117  Washington 
Marcelle  Dom  uic,  r.  1311  Powell 
Marcellin  Astorg,  butcher,  r.  959  Folsom 
Marcbal  August,  bartender  Domergue  &  Garnler,  r. 

618  Sacramento 
ft5~Marchal.     See  Marshall 
Marchand  Alexander  W.,  bartender  Sanford  &  Henry, 

r.  2  Wetmore  PI 
Marchand  Catherine  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  4  Chatham 

PI 
Marchand  Constant  (Croce  &  Marchand)  r.  735  Ellis 
Marchand  Edward,  clerk  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  r.  115 

Dupont 
Marchand  Fortune  Mme.,  dressmaker,  r.  735  Ellis 
Marchand  George,  woodcarver  West  Coast  Furniture 

Co.,  r.  1351  Alabama 
Marchand  Mary  L.,  widow,  r.  1217  Filbert 
Marchand  Restaurant,  Pierre  Prlet  proprietor, 

115-117  Dupont 
Marchand  Thomas  L.,  porcelainpainter  B.  Nathan  & 

Co.,  r.  West  Berkeley 
Marchand  Victor,  laborer,  r.  8  Maiden  Lane 
Marchant  Charles,  varnisher,  r.  218  Perry 
Marchant  Christopher,  butcher,  r.  2422  Fillmore 
Marchant  George  H..  upholsterer,  r.  1  Santa  Clara 
Marchant  Lizzie  Mrs.,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Primary 

School,  r.  21  Van  Ness  Av 
Marchant  Rodney,  traveling  salesman  Louis  Taussig 

&  Co. 
Marchant  William,  manager  Quincy   House,  103  MiB- 

sion 
Marchebout  August,  clerk  Ph.  Theas,  r.  1117  Dupont 
Marchebout  Henry,  diamondsetter  George  C.  Shreve 

&  Co.,  r.  1117  Dupont 
Marchebout  Lucy  Mrs.,  r.  907  Jackson 
Marchebout  Magliore  (Marchebout  &  Boudin)  r.  SE 

cor  Folsom  and  Sixth 
Marchebout  Victor,  clerk  Ph.  Theas,  r.  1117  Dupont 
Marchebout  &   Boudin    (Magliore   Marchebout 
and  Lucien  Boudin)  wines   and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Folsom  and  Sixth 
Marchel  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New  York 
Marchese  Andrew,  vegetable    garden,  E  s  San  Jose 

Road,  nr  Industrial  School 
Marchi  John,  fruit  and  vegetables,  7-11  Clay  St.  Cen- 
tral Market,  r.  1714  Dupont 
Marchi  Kate  Miss,  actress  Tivoli  Garden 
Marchi  Louis,  bartender,  r.  Ill  William 
Marchi  Vincenzo,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 
Marchini  Mariano,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Washington,  r.  725  Turk 
Marchini  Mary,  widow,  r.  SW  cor  Church  and  Twenty- 
fifth 
Marchini  Pietro,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Marchisio  Salvatore,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washing- 
ton 
Marck  Michael,  seaman  sthr  Anna,  r.  213  Steuart 
Marcott  Joseph,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Marcou  Claudius,  laundry,  1124  Dupont 
Marcovich  Nicholas,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Marcuccl  Alexander,  brasefinisber  William  T.  Garratt, 

r.  308  Beale 
Marcuccl  Domingo,  shipbuilder,  r.  549  Stevenson 
Marcus  Abram  (S.  O.  Alexander  &  Co.)  r.  New  York 
Marcus  Alfred  J.  (S.  H.  Frank  &  Co.)  r.  Alamtda 
Marcus  C,  r.  305  Kearny 

Marcus  C.  H.  George  (Geo.  Marcus  &  Co.)  r.  709  Ma- 
son 
Marcus  Frank,  propertyman  Bush  St.  Theatre 
Marcus  Geo.   &  Co.   (C.   H.   George    Marcus  and 
Fr.  Hohwiesner)  importers  and  commitision  mer- 
chants, and  general  asents  Transatlantic  Fire  In- 
surance Co.  (of  Hamburg)  office  304  California 
Marcus  George  P.,  clerk  Herrmann  k  Co.,  r.  Turk  St. 

Hotel 
Marcus  Gustav  (Cal.  Jewelry  Co.,  and  Levison  Bro- 
thers) r.  134  Sutter 
Marcus  Harris,  varieties,  1238  Folsom 
Marcus  Henry,  baker,  r.  720  McAllister 
Marcus  Morris,  secretary  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
office  with   S.  Fo.ster  &   Co.,  2&-28   California,  r. 
1630  Golden  Gate  Av 
•yMarcus.    See  Markus 

Marcusa  Max,  ladles'  and  children's  underwear,  405 
Dupont 


Marcuse  Abraham,  foreman  Sam.  Lewis  &  Co.,  r.  218 
Sixteenth 

Marcuse  Charles,  cigarmaker,  r.  604  Pine 

Marcuse  Heyman  L.,  tailor,  613  Laguna,  r.  161  Six- 
teenth 

Marcuse  Morris,  salesman  Michels,  Friedlander  & 
Co. 

Marcusen  Frederick,  bartender  Charles  Petersen,  r. 
228  Montgomery  Av 

Marcusen  Marguerite,  widow,  r.  184  Fourteenth 

Marcy  Frank  H.,  r.  lllj<i  Minna 

Marcy  Henry  D.,  boarding  and  lodging,  NE  cor  Turk 
and  Steiner 

Marcy  Joseph  M.,  stock  speculator,  r.  731  Pine 

Marcy  Jules  G.,  plumber,  436  Bush,  r.  W  s  Sanchez, 
bet  Army  and  Twenty-seventh 

Marcy  William  G.  (Levi  Markley  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 

Marcy  Zephirin  C,  porter  M.  Walter  &  Co.,  r.  731 
Pine 

Marden  Albert  L.,  r.  814  Treat  Av 

Mardeu  Charles,  clerk,  r.  820  Capp 

Marden  Charles  S.,  superintendent  California  Elec- 
tric Gas  Lighting  Co.,  office  22  Kearny  r.  904 
Leavenworth 

Marden  EldridgeC,  clerk  Assessor's  OffiCe,r.  1507  Lar- 
kin 

Marden  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  530  Seventeenth 

Marden  Robert  A.,  dyer  Golden  Gate  Woolen  Mills,  r. 
814  Treat  Av 

Marden  William  L.,  bootfitter  Porter,  Slessinger  & 
Co.,  r.  Oakland 

Marder  Catherine,  widow,  r.  14  Eddy 

Marder  John  (Marder,  Luse  &  Co.)  r.  Chicago 

Marder,  Luse  &  Co.  (John  Marder,  A.  P.  Luse,  Carl 
Miller,  Nelson  C.  Hawks  and  John  Stover)  pro- 
prietors Pacific  Type  Foundry,  526-528  Sacramento 

Mardorf  John,  waiter  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Marek  Andrew,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Marek  Michael,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 

Marengo  Antonio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Marengo  Michele,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Marens  M.,  porter  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Oregon,  r.  1  Eddy 

Mareschi   Salvatore,   Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 

Mareschi  Vitto,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 

Maret  Jacob,  seaman,  r.  140  Folsom 

Maret  Victor,  florist.  1000  Market,  r.  1729  Mission 

Margarita  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co., 
Nev.)  William  L.  Oliver  secretary,  328  Mont- 
gomery, room  13 

Margeot  Charles,  r.  9  John 

Margeot  Charles  Jr.,  printer,  r.  9  John 

Margetson  Frederick  G.  J.,  agent  Robert  Sherwood, 
office  309  California,  room  10,  r.  206  Kearny 

Marggraf  Frederick  J.,  gasfitter  W.  F.  Wilson 

Marggraf  Joseph  J.,  cabinetmaker,  r.  147  Silver 

eS"  Marggraf.  See  Markgraf 

Margo  James  A.,  clerk  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 
1410  California 

Margo  Mary,  widow,  r.  1410  California 

Margo  William  F.,  with  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson, 
r.  1410  California 

Margonis  Zach.laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8  Eddy, 
bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Margot  Joseph  C,  clothing,  132  Pacific 

Man  Luigi,  cook,  r.  Tieino  Hotel 

Mariani  Angelo,  shoemaker,  405  Broadway 

Mariani  Daniel,  porter  Levinsohn  &  Meyerstein,  117 
Sansome 

Mariani  Krmido,  cook  Simi  Lazarro,  412  Broadway 

Mariani  Giacomo,  waiter,  r.  2511  Bryant  Av 

Mariani  Giuseppe  D.,  hardware  and  crockery,  623  Pa- 
cific 

Mariani  Jacob,  laborer,  r.  5  St.  Charles  PI 

Mariani  James,  waiter,  r.  2511  Bryant 

Mariani  Stephen,  groceries,  liquors  and  hardware, 
SE  cor  Columbia  and  Twenty-third 

Marian  to  Francisco  L.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc, 
510  Bush 

Marlatll  Joseph,  gardener,  r.  SE  cor  Market  and  San- 
chez 

Maricich  Luca  (Luca  Mariclch  &  Co.)  r.  817  Battery 
Maricich   Luca  &  Co.  (Luca  Maricich  and  Domenlco 

Mangola)  coffee  saloon,  23  Vallejo 
Maricich  I'rospero,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Maridon  Antonio,  cooper,  r.  609  Seventh,  rear 
Marie  Juan  Y.,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Marimis  Milan!,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  JackBon  and  First 
Ay 


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Yards:  129  to  147  Spear  St.,  and  26,  28  Howard  St. 


G.  D.  MORSE, 


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Marin  County  Water  Co.,  James  D.  Walter 
president,  F.  R.  Catton  secretary,  430  California 

Marin  John  B.,  upholsterer,  r.  1516  Powell,  rear 

Marina  Joseph  de  Sta.,  stockbroker,  r.  1'212  Turk 

Marlncovicb  Martin,  bartender,  r.  '27}^  Fourth 

Marine  B.oard  of  Underwriters,  C.  T.  Hopkins  secre- 
tary, 318  California 

Marine  Hospital  U.  S.,  Presidio  Reservation, 
nr  Mountain  Lake 

Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Tlie  (limited  of  Lon- 
don) G.  W.  McNear  agent,  20  California 

Marine  Insurance  Co.,  Tlie  (limited  (of  Lon- 
don) Williams,  Dimond  &  Co.  agents,  202   Market 

Mariner  Peter,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 

Mariners'  Church,  Joseph  Rowell  pastor,  NE  cor  Sac- 
ramento and  Drumm 

Manners'  Free  Reading  Room,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and 
Drumm 

Mariners'  Home,  Walter  W.  Lane  proprietor,  504 
-50B  Davis 

Marini  Francis,  clerk  A.  D.  Splivalo,  r.  12  Cadell  Al- 
ley 

Marini  Nicolas,  real  estate,  r.  12  Cadell  Alley 

Marinkovitz  Nick,  furrier,  r.  435  Pine 

Marino  Anna  R.,  widow,  r.  1}^  Auburn 

Marino  Dominic,  musician,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 

Marino  Francisco,  r.  835  Broadway 

Marino  Frank,  musician,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 

Marino  George,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Marino  Joseph,  foreman  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 

Marino  Paul  F.,  musician,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 

Marinovich  Martin,  r.  443  Golden  Gate  Av 

Marion  Annie,  widow,  lodgings,  809  Mission 

Marion  John,  butcher,  r.  37  Tehama 

Marion  John  T.,  joiner,  r.  37  Tehama 

Marionburke  Joseph,   upholsterer  H.   Frank,   r. 
Fell 

Marioni  G.,  waiter,  r.  1111  Montgomery 

Mariotti    Cherubino,    Italian    Bersaglieri    Soc, 
Broadway 

Mariotti  Filippo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 

Mariposa  Land  and  Mining  Co.,  Leander  Leavitt  sec- 
retary, 33  Nevada  Block 

Maristany  J.  Jr.,  wholesale  liquors,  office  310  Pine, 
room  10,  r.  Oakland 

Maritime  Insurance  Co.  (limited  of  Liverpool) 
Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.  agents,  430  California 

Marius  Louis,  waiter  Rasmus  Rasmvissen 

Markel  Gerhardt,  bartender,  r.  727  Vallejo 

Markel  John  L.,  butcher,  1402  Stockton,  r.  727  Vallejo 

Markel  Eutus  C,  carrier  Chronicle,  r.  156  Third 

Market  Inspector,  Jacob  Wray,  office  14  O'Far- 
rell 

Market  Review,  John  H.  Carmany  &  Co.  publishers, 
409  Washington 

Market  Street  Pliarmacy,  Frederick  C.  Keil 
proprietor, SW  cor  Market  and  Fourth 

Market  Street  Railway  Co.,  Leland  Stanford 
president,  J.  L.  Willcutt  secretary,  Charles  B. 
Gould  superintendent,  olfice  foot  Market,  general 
office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  receiver's 
offices  cor  Sixteenth  and  Valencia,  Fourth  and 
Townsend,  and  Turk,  bet  Steiner  and  Fillmore 

Market  Street  Restaurant.  Peter  Johnson  pro- 
prietor, 783  Market 

Market  Street  Restaurant  Brancli,  Peter 
Johnson  proprietor,  917  Market 

Markewitz  Gustav  J.,  r.  417  Bush 

Markey  Alfred,  driver,  r.  1218  Pacific 

Markey  Christopher  J.,  hostler  Clay  St.  RE.,  r.  1216 
Pacific 

Markey  Henry  S.,  bookkeeper  Prescott,  Scott  &  Co.,  r. 
2402  Clay 

Markey  Lawrence,  bootblack,  r.  1216  Pacific 

Markey  Lawrence,  butcher,  r.  S  a  Twenty-fourth,  bet 
Church  and  Vicksburg 

Markey  Owen,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet 
Chujrch  and  Vicksburg 

Markey  Patrick,  boatman,  U.  S.  Naval  Landing 

Markey  Thomas,  helper  P.  J.  O'Brien  &  Sons 

Markgraf  Henry,  barber  Otto  Schoenwald,  r.  1517  De- 
visadero 

Markgraf  Leopold,  laborer,  r.  1517  Devisadero 

B^"Markgraf.     See  Marggraf 

Markham  Bridget,  widow,  r.  Caroline,  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh 

Markham  C.  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1403  Montgomery 

Markham  John,  leather  cutter  U.  W.  Boot  and  Shoe 
Co.,  r.  933  Capp 


Marklson  B.  F.,  seaman,  r.  30  Clay 

Markley  Bennett,  clerk  American  Tract  Society,  r. 
Lick  House 

Markley  Frank,  jeweler,  r.  423  Second 

Markley  John  E.,  clerk  Tait  &  Hainque,  r..l2  Hoff  Av 

Markley  Levi  (Levi  Markley  &  Co.)  r.  Lick  House 

Markley  Levi  &  Co.  (Levi  Markley  and  William  G. 
Marcy)  commission  merchants,  109  California, 
room  12 

Markley  Sigel,  assistant  bookkeeper  and  salesman 
King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  127  Kearny 

Markovich  John,  waiter  Antone  Pignaz,  r.  309  Minna 

Markovitch  Aks  Paja,  merchant,  r.  908  Jackson 

Marks  Abraham,  r.  715  Vallejo 

Marks  Abraham,  salesman  Joseph  Jacobs,r.  443  Clem- 
entina 

Marks  Adolph,  drygoods,  228  Sixth 

Marks  Adolph,  capitalist,  108  Battery,  r.  404  Stockton 

Marks  Adolph,  tailor,  709  Vallejo,  r.  715  Vallejo 

Marks  Albert,  clerk  Max  Goldberg,  r.  762  Bryant 

Marks  August,  cutler,  506  Commercial,  r.  Alameda 

Marks  Barbara,  domestic  918  Valencia 

Marks  Benjamin  L.,  foreman  L.  Marks,  r.  1015  Gold- 
en Gate  Av 

Marks  Beruhard,  superintendent  Solomon  Marks,  r. 
27  Langton 

Marks  Charles,  lithographer,  r.  100  }i  Jackson 

Marks  David  E.,  clerk  Mrs.  S.  Marks,  r.  214  Sixth 

Marks  Edmund  W.,  commercial  broker,  r.  317  Oak 

Marks  Eli,  insurance  agent,  413  California,  r.  318  Sut- 
ter 

Marks  Emil,  bookkeeper  C.  Klopstock  &  Co.,  r.  451 
Natoma 

Marks  Frederick,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  SW  cor 
Montgomery  Av  and  Pacific,  r.  816  Green 

Marks  Gustav,  shoemaker,  r.  227  Minna 

Marks  Harris,  clothing,  508  Valencia 

Marks  Harry  E.,  salesman  M.  B.  Liohtenstein  &  Co.," 
r.  1425  Pine 

Marks  Henry,  r.  30  Steuart 

Marks  Henry,  elevatormau,  4  Leidesdorflf,  r.  548  J<i  Te- 
hama, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Marks  Henry,  salesman,  r.  113  Virginia 

Marks  Henry,  tailor,  734  Montgomery 

Marks  Henry  C,  stenographer  land  office  C.  P.  ER., 
r.  1910  Steiner 

Marks  Hyman,  cigarmaker,  r.  419  Green 

Marks  Isaac,  clerk  Mark  Strouse  &  Co.,  r.  443  Clemen- 
tina 

Marks  Isaac,  machinist  F.  B.  Schoenstein,  r.  54834  Te- 
hama, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Marks  I.saac,  stripper  John  S.  Bowman  &  Co.,  r.  419 
Green 

Marks  Jacob,  glazier,  r.  419  Green 

Marks  Jacob,  peddler,  r.  549  Natoma 

Marks  Jesse  E.,  foreman  John  S.  Bowman  &  Co.,  r. 
1907  O'Farrell 

Marks  Joel  L.,  salesman  Kosminsky  &  Bro.,  r.  607 
Buchanan 

Marks  Johanna,  widow,  r.  922  McAllister 

Marks  John,  horsedealer,  r.  1623  Howard 

Marks  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Marks  John  J.,  capitalist,  r.  SW  cor  Pierce  and 
Haight 

Marks  John  L. ,  lawstudent,  r.  SW  cor  Pierce  and 
Haight 

Marks  Joseph  (Zadig,  Wollberg  &  Co.)  r.  Palace  Hotel 

Marks  Joseph,  marble  finisher,  r.  255  Stevenson 

Marks  Joseph,  patent  medicines,  r.  Lindell  House 

Marks  Joseph  E.,  attorney  at  law,  33  Nevada  Block,  r. 
1805  Mason 

Marks  Joseph  M.,  clerk  Heath,  Gallup  &  Co.,  r.  San 
Rafael 

Marks  Julia  Mrs.,  waitress,  131  Sixth 

Marks  Julia  L.,  widow,  r.  SE  cor  El  Dorado  and  Utah 

Marks  Julian,  merchant,  r.  144 li  Clara 

Marks  Julius,  trunkmaker,  r.  612  Mission 

Marks  Katie,  domestic  807  Polk 

Marks  Lottie,  widow,  r.  113  Jackson 

Marks  Louis,  r.  32  Steuart 

Marks  Louis   (William  Marks  &  Brother)  r.  762  Bryant 

Marks  Luuis,  drayman,  219  Battery,  r.  1015  Golden 
Gate  Av 

Marks  Louis,  mnfr  Patent  Gas  machines,  548)6  Te- 
hama, bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Marks  Mannheim  (Barnett  &  Marks)  r.  411  Minna 

Marks  Marcus,  oil  clothing   mnfr,  52  Clay,  r.  229  Oak 

Marks  Marx  H.,  barber  S.  A.   Selig,  r.  435   Stevenson 

Marks  M.  H.,  driver  Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co.,  r.  1622 
Howard 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN&  CO. 


Manufacturers  of  fine  JEWELRY  and  DIAMOND  Work 
1  19  IVIontgomery  Street. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


OICDERS   FOB  IVASHIXO  PRO:mPTI.Y  ATTENDED  TO 
OFFICE.  6-iS  MARKET  STREET. 


MAE 


633 


MAK 


Marl!S  Michael,  secondhand  furniture,  42fi  Sixth 

Marks  Michael,  traveling  salesman  E.  Goslinsky  & 
Co. 

Marks  Morris,  clerk  Lippman  Bros.,  r.  229  Oak 

Marks  Morris,  drygoods,  4.50  Third,  r.  762  Bryant 

Marks  Morris,  fliimebuilder,  r.  100  ><;  Jackson 

Marks  Morris  M.,  salesman  Bendix  Heineberg,  r.  GOT 
Buchanan 

Marks  M.  S.,  stockbroker,  r.  103  Geary 

Marks  R.  M.,  r.  229  Oak 

Marks  Rosa  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  S.  Marks,  r.  214  Sixth 

Marks  S.  Mrs.,  milliner.  214  Sixth 

Marks  Samuel,  r.  919  Polk 

Marks  Samuel,  assistant  secretary  Pac.  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co.,  r.  925  Geary 

Marks  Samuel,  speculator,  r.  443  Clementina 

Marks  Samuel,  tailor,  110  Jackson 

Marks  Saul,  r.  804  McAllister 

Marks  Simon,  merchant,  r.  214  Sixth 

Marks  Simon,  salesman  Kohlberg  &  Co.,  r.  443  Clem- 
entina 

Marks  Solomon,  shoe  mnfr,  87  Stevenson,  r.  621  Locust 
Av 

Marks  Sylvester,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  George  W.  Elder,  r. 
123  Langton 

Marks  William  CWilliam  Marks  &  Brother)  r.  762 
Bryant 

Marks  'William,  student,  r.  SW  cor  Pierce  and  Haight 

Marks  William,  with  Louis  Marks,  r.  .548}^  Tehama 

Marks  William  &  Brother  (William  and  Louis)  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  and  laces  and  embroideries, 
78.5  Market 

Marks  William  S.,  clerk  W.  E.  Dean,  r.  103  Geary 

D^Marks.     See  Marx 

Markus  Louis,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  1152  Market, 
r.  2C4  Golden  Gate  Av 

Markusan  B.  F.,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 

Markwardt  John,  watchman  Cal,  Sugar  Eeflnery,  r. 
941  Bryant 

Marlborough  House,  C.  Goodell  proprietor,  NW 
cor  Folsom  and  Second 

Marley  Edward  J.,  house  and  sign  painter,  1209  Fill- 
more 

Marliave  Edward  C,  traveling  salesman,  r.  216  Shot- 
well 

Marliere  Camille  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  818  Geary 

Marliere  Julie,  widow,  seamstress,  r.  818  Geary 

Marlow  James,  foreman  United  Carriage  Co.,  r. 
Palace  Hotel 

Marlow  James,  miner,  r.  707  Natoma 

Marlow  Louis  N.,  cigarmaker  C.  Erzgraber  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

Marlow  Thomas,  fireman,  r.  E  s  Gunnison  Av,  bet 
Precita  Av  and  Prospect  PI,  B.  H. 

Marlow  Thomas  J.,  elevatorman  Cutting  Packing  Co., 
r.  33  Jessie 

Marmoud  Louis,  r.  1114  Stockton 

Marnelle  Kate,  widow,  fiirnished  rooms,  2006  Mis- 
sion 

Maronde  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  650  Sacramento,  r. 
228  Montgomery  Av 

Maroney  Patrick,  waiter,  r.  319  Tehama 

Maroney  Peter,  laborer,  r.  .530  Mission 

B^  Maroney.    See  Moroney 

Marosoli  Antonio,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commercial 

Marovich  Anton,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Marple  William  L.,  artist,  r.  1426  California 

Marquard  Herman,  cabinetmaker  S.  F.  Furniture 
Factory,  r.  936  Harrison 

Marquardsen  E.  Henry  J.,  furniture  and  upholstery, 
151-157  Sixteenth 

Marquardt  Herman,  shoemaker,  r.  973  Bryant 

Murquardt  John  H.,  magazine  keeper  Hazard  Powder 
Co.,  r.  321  Green 

Marquardt  Maria,  domestic  6  Columbia 

Marques  Dolores  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  1  Varennes 

Marques  Gabriel,  porter,  r.  438  Union 

Marques  M.  F.,  bookkeeper,  r.  15  Powell 

Marques  S.,  r.  244  Taylor 

Marquette  Harry  A.,  traveling  salesman  Davisson, 
Hall  &  Co.,  r.  653  Folsom 

Marquez  L.  F.,  clerk  W.  B.  Hooper  &  Co.,  r.  Commer- 
cial Hotel 

Marquez  Lueier,  cook  1250  California 

Marquez  Miguel,  special  policeman,  r.  909  Broadway 

Marquis  .John,  nrrliitect,  39  Sutter,  r.  2217  Pacific  Av 

Marrell  Alexander  E.,  waiter,  r.  32J4  Geary 

Marret  Eugene,  clerk,  r.  134  Fern  Av 

Marret  Eugene  M.,  cook,r.  134  Fern  Av 

Marret  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  134  Fern  Av 


Marrin  Antone,  r.  514  Bush 

Marrin  Cornelius,  whitewasher,  r.  326  Minna 

Marrin  Thomas,  hostler,  r.  237  Perry 

Marriner  John  V..  portt-r  W.  J.    Heney  &  Co.,  r.  32 

Page 
Marriott  Frederick  (Marriott  &  Son)  r.  2305  Jones 
Marriott  Frederick  Jr.  (Marriott  &  Son)  r.  2307  Jones 
Marriott  &  Sou  (Frederick  and  Frederick  Jr.)    editors 

and  proprietors  S.  F.  News  Letter,  009  Merchant 
Marron  Benjamin,  r.  1405  Powell 
Marron  Francis,  plasterer,  r.  502  Seventh 
Marron  Frank  M.,  clerk,  r.  514  Fulton 
Marron  James,  porter  barroom  Palace  Hotel 
Marron  John,  packer  McCarthy  Bros.   &   Co.,   r.   1235 

Market 
Marron  John  H.,  plasterer,  r.  S09  Eighteenth 
Marron  John  T.,  plasterer,  r.  502  Seventh 
Marron  John  W.,  house  painter,  .502  Seventh 
Murron  Margaret,  widow,  r.  10  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Marron  Martin,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
Marron  Michael  A.,  groceries  and   liquors,  401  "Third, 

and  332-334  Fourth,  r.  313  Fourth 
Marron  Michael  C,  plasterer,  r.  33Ivy  Av,  SE  cor  Oc- 

tavia 
Marron  Patrick,  bricklayer,  r.  7  Bowie  Av 
Marron  Patrick  J.,  plasterer,  r.  2232  Bush 
Marrujo  Manuel,  finisher  West  Coast  Furniture  Co.,  r. 

15  Powell 
Marryatt  James,  mining,  r.  1008  Washington 
Mars  Annie  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  555  Mission 
Mars  Charles,   teamster  Pacific  Iron   Works,   r.    538 

Howard,  rear 
Mars  James,  press  feeder  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  5.55  Mis- 
sion 
Mars  James  A. ,  mining  agent,  45  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, r.  1104  Market 
Mars  Victor  F.,  bricklayer,  r.  1029  Vallcjo 
Marsala  Jose,  gardener  Joseph  Demartiui,  r.  Church, 

bet  Fovirteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Marsala  Nicholas,  laborer,  r.  16  Lafayette  PI 
Marschhausen  Charles,  bartender,  r.  105  Mason 
Marsden  Ann,  widow,  r.  7343^  Howard 
Marsden  Henry,  bookbinder  Bartling  &  Kimball,  r. 

509  Bush 
Marsden  William,  pantryman  Henry  Hoesch,  r.  324 

Main 
Marselas  George  W.,  foreman  Enterprise  Mill  and 

Building  Co.,  r.  8.56  Folsom 
Marsh  Albert  L.,  merchant,  r.  2613  Mission 
Marsh  Alfred  J.,  assistant  bookkeeper  A.  Crawford  & 

Co.,  r.  822  Powell 
Marsh    Andre'w    J.,    shorthand    reporter,    and 

agent  for  Oaligraph,  502  Washington,-  room  20,  r. 

2414  Washington 
Marsh  Antone,  longshoreman,  r.  E  s  Sansome,  nr 

Union 
Marsh  Charles  P.,  route  agent  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Ser- 
vice, r.  Oakland  , 
Marsh  Donna  C.  Miss,  r.  1029  Mission 
Marsh  E.  B.,  cashier  Alta  California,  r.  Oakland 
Marsh    Forest  E.,   letter  carrier  Post  Office,    r.  417 

Kearny 
Marsh  Frank  H.,  salesman  Palmer  &  Key,  r.  SW  cor 

Bay  and  Jones 
Marsh  Frederick,  second  lieutenant  First  Artillery, 

U.  S.  A.,  Presidio  Reservation 
Marsh  George  H.,  piachine  hand,  r.  928  Capp 
Marsh  George  T.  (G.  T.  Marsh  &  Co.)  r.  118 M  Ridley 
Marsh  G.  T.  &  Co.  (George  T.  Marsh  and  E.  Amsden) 

Japanese  Art  Repository,  625  Market 
Marsh  Harvey,  machinist,  r.  575  Minna 
Marsh  Henry  (Marsh  &  Collins)   and  teacher  music, 

32  O'Farrell,  room  8 
Marsh  Henry  F.,    agent  Boston   and  Sandwich 

Glass  Co.,  577  Market,  r.  2.507  Howard 
Marsh  Henry  F.  Jr.,  clerk  King,  Morse  &  Co.,  r.  2507 

Howard 
Marsh  J.  B.,  cook,  r.  428  Broadway 
Marsh  John,  waiter  William  Weston,  r.  611  Howard 
Marsh  John  B.,  driver  Baldwin  Stables,  r.  717  Bush 
Marsh  M.  Miss,  saleslady  Isaac  Barker,  r.  Oakland 
Marsh  Maria  D.,  widow,  r.  1029  Mission 
Marsh  MjTon  M.,  stenographer  William  T.  Coleman 

&  Co.,  r.  Berkeley 
Marsh  Orlando  M.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 

120  Turk 
Marsh  Perry  B.,  foreman  cutter  Standard  Shirt  Fac- 
tory, r.  402  Hayes 
Marsh  Randolph  C,  engineer  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  132 
Fern  Av 


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Firi^TOJV   IKON   WORKS,  213   Fremont  Ktreet, 

f     Alaniiructurers  of  Aiiinls:aiu»tiiii;  PanH  and  Settlers. 


MAE 


634 


MAE 


Marsh  Stephen  H.,  clerk  Havens  k  Co.,  r.  16  Eldley 
Marsh  Sydney  L.,  booUkeeper,  r.  26^4  Kearny 
Marsh  Victor,  bookkeeper  Havens  &  Co.,  r.  16  Ridley 
Marsh  «&  Collins  (Henry   Marsh  and  Robert  Col- 
lins) piano  forte  agency,  32  O'Farrell,  room  8 
Marshall  — ,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
Marshall  Alexander,   shoemaker    I.    L.  Rosenthal   & 

Bro.,  r.  20  Franklin 
Marshall  Annie  Miss,  type  setter  Marder.  Luse  &  Co., 

r.  1718  Jones 
Marshall  Annie  E.,  dressmaker,  r.  413  Hayes 
Marshall  Antone,  seaman  P.  C.  S3.  Idaho,  r.  623  Davis 
Marshall  Arthur,  livery  stable  and  riding  academy, 

737  Folsom 
Marshall  Benjamin,  physician,  ofBce  and  r.  905  Post 
Marshall  Bettie  Miss,  r.  603  Sutter 
Marshall  C,  waiter,  r.  269  Jessie 
Marshall  Charles  S.,  clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r.  121 

Oak 
Marshall  Christopher  A.,  bookkeeper  Witzel  &  Baker, 

r.  1718  Junes 
Marshall  David  P.,  inspector  S.  F.    Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

SE  cor  Howard  and  Fifth 
Marsliall  Eld-ward  C. ,  attorney  at  law,  11  Mont- 
gomery Block,  r.  544  Turk 
Marshall  Elias  D.,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Castro,  bet  Thir- 
tieth and  Thirty-first 
Marshall  Eliza,  widow,  r.  16  Harriet 
Marshall  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  1718  Jones 
Marshall  Emanuel,  surveyor,  r.  1028  Montgomery 
Marshall  E.  Z.  Miss,  r.  603  Sutter 
Marshall  Fayette  C,  clerk  Edward  C.  Marshall,  r.  544 

Turk 
Marshall  Frank,  pilot  stmr  Mary  Garratt 
Marshall  Frederick,  hostler  New  Telegraph  Stable,  r. 

255  Minna 
Marshall  George,  mate  stmr  Areata,  r.  116  Silver 
Marshall  Greenwood,   weaver  S.    F.    Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory,  r.  SE  cor  Greenwich  and  Larkin 
Marshall  Henry,  deputy   Registrar  of  Voters,   r.  NW 

cor  Grove  and  Laguna 
Marshall  Henry  P.,  Swedish  Soc,  71  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Marshall  Horatio  L.,  gas  man  California  Theatre,  r. 

333  O'Farrell 
Marshall  Hubert,  clerk,  r.  1004  Washington 
Marsliall   Hugh,     secretary     Sierra    Buttes    and 
Plumas  Eureka   Mines,  320  Sansome,  room  16,  r. 
2205  Webster 
Marshall  James,  assistant   engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Peking,  r.  116  Silver 
Marshall  Jam  s,  millhand  F.  Korbel  &  Bros.,  r.  35 

Fifth  Av 
Marshall  James  D.,  boots  and  shoes,  413  Hayes 
Marshall  James  J.,  clerk  Redington  &  Co.,  r.  20  Hollis 
Marshall  Jumes  M.,  policeman,  r.  20  Hollis 
Marshall  John    (Whitney    &  Marshall)    r.   Glasgow, 

Scotland 
Marshall  John,^rushmaker  Richard  W.  Simpson,  r. 

Ill  Clinton 
Marshall  John,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r.  957 

Howard 
Marshall  John,  laborer,  r.  35  Fifth  Av 
Marshall  John,    liquor    saloon,  767  Market,    r.  227 

Stevenson 
Marshall  John,  machinist,  r.  105  Bernard 
Marshall  John,  tinsmith,  r.  2320  Pine,  rear 
Marshall   John   R.,   director  of    amusements   Wood- 
ward's Gardens,  r.  International  Hotel 
Marshall  John  S.,  gasman  Baldwin  Theatre,  r.  Ill 

Clinton 
Marsh*]]  Joseph,  bartender  William  C.  Hildebrandt.r. 

2iiJ4  PiiiC 
Marshall  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  J.  S.  Bennett,  r.  Oak- 
land 
Marshall  Joseph  M.,  shipping  clerk  Spruance,  Stan- 
ley &  Co.,  r.  518  O'Farrell 
Marshall  Joseph  S.,  restaurant  and  oyster  saloon,  91- 

92  Centre  Market,  r.  910  Clay 
Marshall  J.  W.,  nurse  Twenty-sixth  St.  Hospital 
Marshall  Laura  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  907  Pacific 
Marshall  Levin,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,   r. 

1112  Folsom 
Marshall  Louis,  stockbroker,  304  Pine,  r.  544  Turk 
Marshall  Marcelino  (Alves  &   Marshall)    r.   15   Mer- 
chant 
Marshall  Margaret,  widow,  r.  1218  Ellis 
Marshall  Margaret  F.,  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  35  Fifth  Av 
Marshall  Patrick  S.,  bookkeeper  Rouse  &  Laws,  r.  924 
Sacramento 


Marshall  Richard,  second  officer  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
Marshall  Richard  D.,  policeman,  r.  1141   Twenty-first 
Marshall  Richard  F.,  janitor  Nevada  Block,   r.   502  J4 

Broadway 
Marshall  Robert,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking, 

r.  322  Minna 
Marshall    Robert   A.,  clerk  Neustadter  Bros.,  r.  20 

Franklin 
Marshall  Robert  C,  weigher  Pac.   Rolling  Mills,  r. 

Shasta,  bet  Louisiana  and  Maryland 
Marshall  Theodore  B.,  bookkeeper  Charles  Levy,  r. 

Alameda 
Marshall  Thomas,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

105  Bernard 
Marshall  Thomas,  spinner,  r.  1  Alabama 
Marshall  Thomas  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  105  Bernard 
Marshall  Truman,  teamster,  r.  502  Fell 
Marshall  William,  janitor  22  California,  r.  231  Steven- 
son 
Marshall  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Marshall  William,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Los  Angeles,  r.  46 

Pacific 
Marshall  William  A.,  sewing  machines,  247  Eighth 
Marshall  William  H.,  machinist  Pac.  Iron  Works,   r. 

157  Seventh 
Marshall  William  R.,  clerk  Mitchell  &  Gleason,  r.  413 

Hayes 
e^Marshall.     See  Marchal 
Marslifield  3Iills  (Coos  Bay,  Or)  E.B.  Dean  &  Co. 

proprietors,  office  22  California 
Marshutz  Leon  C.  (Marshutz   &  Cantrell)  r.  412  Eddy 
Marshutz  William  B.,  clerk  delivery  dept  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co's  Express,  r.  412  Eddy 
Marshutz    &  Cantrell    (Leon   C.    Marshutz  and 

Thomas   G.   Cantrell)   proprietors   National  Iron 

Works,  NW  cor  Main  and  Howard 
Marsicano  Patrizio,  dealer  foreign  and  domestic  fruits 

and  salt,  419  Washington,  r.  605  Broadway 
Marsich  Dom.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Mont 
Marsich  J.,  Austrian  Ben.  Soc,  71  New  Montgomery 
Marsili  Federigo  (F.  Scatena  k  Co.)  r.  13  Broadway 
Marsili  Joseph,  expressman,  r.  626  Green 
Marsili  Lorenzo  (ftlarsili  k  Co.)  r.  11  Broadway 
Marsili  k  Co.  (Lorenzo  Marsili,   Onesto  Tognotti  and 

Lorenzo  Vaunucchi)    livery  stable,  320  Broadway 
Marsland  R.  S.,  salesman  O'Connor,   Mofl'att  &  Co.,  r. 

109  Montgomery 
Marson    Charles   F.,  manager  Nucleus    Stable,   S    s 

Stevenson,  bet  Annie  and  Third,  r.  23  Taylor 
Marson  George  W.,  driver  Heywood  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.613 

Mission 

Mar.ston Mrs.,  widow,  r.  309  Eddy 

Marston  Alexander,  boat  builder  Thomas    Vice,    r. 

Vallejo 
Marston  A.  M.  Mrs.,  magnetic  healer,  112  Mason 
Marston  Benjamin  S.,  clerk  melter  and  refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  Oakland 
Marston  Charles  A.,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  r. 

1800  Dupont 
Marston  Delia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  627  O'Farrell 
Marston  Fannie  Miss,  actress,  r.  919  Stockton 
Marston  J.  H.,  stockbroker,  r.  710  Capp 
Marston  J.  S.,  magnetic  healer,  r.  112  Mason 
Marston  Levi  H.,  carpenter,  r.  13  Hickory  Av 
Marston  Sherman,  packer,  r.  Cambridge  House 
Marston  Walter  H.,  clerk,  r.  810  Folsom 
Marston  William  H.,  captain  bark  Lady  Lampson 
Martel  Harry  G.,  mattressmaker  Gal.  Furniture  Mnfg 

Co.,  r.  717  Webster 
Martel  James  L.,  general  agent,  636  Clay,r.  420  Ellis 
Martell  Frank,  clerk  John  Martell,  r.  431  Bryant 
Martell  Irene,  widow,  r.  717  Webster 
Martell  John,  gardener,  r.  701  Ash  Av 
Martell  John,  silverplater,  623  Sacramento,  r.  431 

Bryant 
Martell  John,  teamster  Julius  Schulken,  r.  701  Ash  Av 
Martell  John   C.    (Martell,   Rathje   &  Scherb)    r.  431 

Bryant 
Martell,  Rathje  &  Scherb  (John   C.   Martell,   August 

Rathje  and  Francis  Scherb)    proptrs  U.  S.  Laun- 
dry, S  8  Sixteenth,  bet  Valencia   and  Second  Av, 

office  53  Third 
Marten  Ananias,  master  mariner,  r.  228  Montgomery 

Av 
Marten  August,  teamster,  r.  624  Fourth 
Marten  Henry,  bartender  John  Ferguson,  r.  906  Mis- 
sion 
Marten  H.  T.,  paper  decorator,  r.  32  Fourth 
Murteuet  Jefferson  B.,  clerk  G.  M.  Josselyn  &  Co.,  r. 

cor  Coso  Av  and  Aztec,  B.  H. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  «*sHiNG^DONE^atjHORT  notice 


JMAPnnMniiru    mPORTER  op  and  dealer  in  coal  and  pig  iron, 
.     IflHOUUIlUUun,  41   Market  Street,  comer  Spear. 


MAE 


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MAR 


Martenet  Morris,  clerk  Wilkens  &  Co.,  r.  cor  Coso  Av 

and  Aztec,  B.  H. 
Martens  Charles,  seaman,  r.  28  Clay 
Martens  Charles  H..  upholsterer  Indianapolis  Chair 

Mnfg  Co.,  r.  2.5  First  Av 
Martens  Christian  H.,  laborer,  r.  Hotel  Rhein 
Martens  F.  &  Co.  (Fritz  Martens)  aairy  produce 

commission  merchants,  427  Front 
Martens  Frederick  (Martens  &  Brauer)  r.  1903   Geary 
Alartens  Fritz  (F.  Martens  &  Co.)  and  dairy   pro- 
duce, 57-58  Washington  Market,  r.  S22  Union 
Martens  Henry,  Ironmolder,  r.  506  Sixth 
Martens  Henry,  student  Pac.  Business  College,  r.  822 

Union 
Martens  Hugo,  bookkeeper  I.  Gutte,  r.  2624  Sacra- 
mento 
Martens  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Geary 

and  Steiner 
Martens  Marcus,  proptr  Shasta  House,  SW  cor  Shasta 

and  Michigan 
Martens  Nicolaus,  secondhand  furniture,  1009  Howard 
Martens  Richard  J.,  salesman  F.  Martens  k  Co.,  r.  822 

Union 
Martens  T.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Martens   &   Brauer    (Frederick    Martens   and  Henry 

Brauer)  butchers,  1903  Geary 
fK^  Martens.     See  Martins 
Martensen  N.  P.,  seaman,  r.  37  Pacific 
Marteustein  Daniel,  miller  Martenstein  &  Deming,  r. 

1715!^  Jones 
Martenstein  David  J.  L.,  clerk  Oberfelder  Bros.  &  Co., 

r.  016  O'Farrell 
Martenstein  JacobiMartenstein  &  Demingjr.  1129  Turk 
Martenstein  John,  laborer  Martenstein  &  Deming,  r. 

616  O'Farrell 
Martenstein  Peter  J.,  clerk  Martenstein  &  Deming,  r. 

2227  Taylor 
Martenstein  William  H.,  bookkeeper  Martenstein   & 

Deming,  r.  309  J^  Elm  Av 
Martenstein  &  Deming  (Jacob  Martenstein  and 
H.V.  Deming;  proprietors  National  Flour  Mills, 
SW  cor  Pacific  and  Battery 
Martha  Camilla,  widow,  r.  1628  Stockton 
Martial  Phillippe,  pork  butcher,  706  Broadway 
Martin  Abraham,  merchant,  r.  707  Minna 
Martin  Ada  Miss,  teacher,  r.  8  Mason 
Martin  Addison,  mining  secretary,  r.  1824  Sutter 
Martin  Adolph  F.,  bookkeeper  George  A.  Davis,  r.  418 

Gulden  Gate  Av 
Martin  Albert,  payingteller  Tallant  &  Co.,  r.  534  Bush 
Martin  Albert  H.,  manager  Davis  Bros.,   r.  611  Fol- 

som 
Martin  Alexander,  r.  218  Stockton 
Martin  Alexander,  melter  and  refiner  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  2207  Webster 
Martin  AT  M.,  r.  White  House  Hotel 
Martin  A.  M.   Miss,  assistant    Starr  King    Primary 

School,  r.  703  Polk 
Martin  Andrew,  bartender  Ernst  Maack,  r.  637  Cali- 
fornia 
Martin  Andrew,  coppersmith,  r.  42  Folsom 
Martin  Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  r.  309  Minna 
Martin  .■Andrew  J.,  clerk,  r.  1414  Folsom 
Martin  Andrew  J.,  trunkmaker,  r.  268  Tehama 
Martin  Annie  Miss,  r.  536  !4  Jessie 
Martin  A.  S.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  Soc,  510  Bush 
Martin   Augustus  F.,  carpenter  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  554  Minna 
Martin  Bartholomew,  laborer,  r.  1114  Powell 
Martin  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1114  Powell 
Martin  Caniilo,   Consul   Spain,   office  411  }$  Cali- 
fornia, room  1,  r.  San  Rafael 
Martin  Catherine,  nurse  825  O'Farrell 
Martin  Catlierine,  widow,  r.  33  Hinckley 
Martin  Catherine,  widow,  r.  447  Minna 
Martin  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1881  Mission 
Martin  Catherine  Miss,  varieties,  1049  Folsom 
Martin  Celia,  widow,  r.  733  Natoma 
Martin  C.  Frederick,  clerk  G.  H.  Partridge,  r.  8  Hayes 
Martin  Charles  (Girard  &  Martin)  r.  522  Pacific 
Martin  Charles  (Martin,  Feusier&Co.)  r.  Petaluma 
Martin   Charles,  carriagetrimmer  Larkin  &  Co.,  r.  13 

Stockton 
Martin  Charles,  cook  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 
Martin  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Martin  Charles,  steward  schr  Maxim,  r.  30  Clay 
Martin  Charles  F  ,  clerk  general   freight  office   C.  P. 
.       RR.,  r.  452  Sixth 

Martin  Charles  H.,  assay  dept  U..S.  Mint,  r.  1414  Fol- 
som 


Martin  Charles  H. ,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and 

Davis,  r.  6  Pfeifi'er 
Martin  Charles  T.,  carpenter,  r.  403  Stevenson 
Martin  Cornelius,  sergeant  police,  r.  130  Chattanooga 
Martin    Cornelius   B.,   machinist   Risdon   I.   and   L. 

Works,  r.  130  Chattanooga 
Martin  Daniel,  engineer,  r.  8  Clara 
Martin  Daniel  S.  (U.  S.  Martin  *  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Martin  David  N.,  plumber,  r.  1510  Powell 
Martin   Desire,   superintendent  French  Hospital,  8  B 

Bryant,  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Martin    D.     S.   &    Co.     (Daniel    S.    Martin    and 

Charles  A.  Malm)  trunk  manufacturers,  234  Bush, 

622  Market  and  2  Post 
Martin  E.   t!b  Co.    (D.   V.   B.  Heuarie)    importers 

and  wholesale  liquor  dealers,  408  Front 
Martin  Edward,  hotel  solicitor,  r.  103  Pacific 
Martin  Edward,  laborer,  r.  346  Fourth 
Martin  Edward,  laborer,  r.  624  Fourth 
Martin  Edward,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  107  Ji 

Freelon 
Martin  Edward,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 
Martin  Edward,  steward,  r.  217  Third 
Martin  Edward  H.,  contractor,  212  Mason,  r.  937  Post 
Martin  Edward  J.  Jr.,  assistant  general  freight  agent 

S.  P.  RR.,  office  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend,  r. 

210  Powell 
Martin  Eleanor,  widow,  r.  725  Sutter 
Martin  Eliza,  domestic  303  Ivy  Av 
Martin  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 
Martin   Emilie   Miss,   assistant  South    Cosmopolitan 

Primary  School,  r.  6  Pfeiffer 
Martin  Fannie   Miss,   assistant  Pine  and   Larkin  St. 

Primary  School,  r.  515  O'Farrell 
Martin  Felicia  Miss,  operator  American  District  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  515  O'Farrell 
Martin,  Feusier  &  Co.  (Charles  Martin  and  Louis 

Feusier)    commission   merchants  and   wholesale 

provisions,  309-313  Clay 
Martin  Forestus  F.,  tinsmith  W.  W.  Montague  &  Co., 

r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Martin  Francis,  cook  The  Baldwin,  r.  657  Howard 
Martin  Frank,  laborer,  r.  425  Shipley 
Martin  Frank,  milker,  r.  N  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  bet  Thir- 
ty-second and  Thirty-third  Avs 
Martin  Frank  G.,  patternmaker,  r.  130  Chattanooga 
Martin  Frederick,  clerk,  r.  1104  Mission 
Martin  Frederick,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Jackson 
Martin  Frederick  A.,  clerk  Louis  Castro,  r.  San  Lean- 

dro 
Martin  Frederick  R.,  student,  r.   American  fxchange 

Hotel 
Martin  Fritz  H.,  collector,  r.  619  Kearny 
Martin  George,  agent,  r.  711  Sanchez 
Martin  George,  clerk  Jesse  B.  Hart,   r.   S   s  Twenty- 
third,  bet  Church  and  Vicksburg 
Martin  George,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Iowa,  bet  Sierra  and 

Humboldt 
Martin  George,  varnisher,  r.  907  Harrison 
Martin  George  H.,  r.  77  Natoma 

Martin  George  H.,  watchman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 
Martin  George  P.,  teamster,  r.  515  O'Farrell 
Martin  George  P.,  trimmer,  r.  cor  Steiner  and  Moul- 

ton 
Martin  G.  H.,  homoeopathic  physician.office  andr.  427 

Geary 
Martin  Gisler,  cook,  r.  720  Folsom 
Martin  Harriet  T.,  widow,  coffee  saloon,  644  Mission 
Martin  Harry,  r.  625  Union 
Martin  Harry  A.,  money  order  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  615 

Sacramento 
Martin  Harry  B.,  oiler  P.  M.  SS.  Granada,  r.  N  b  Mar- 
ket, bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Martin  H.izie,  commercial  traveler,  r.  1437 >4  Valencia 
Martin  Henry,  accountant,  34  Montgomery  Block,  r. 

609  Pine 
Martin  Henry,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Martin  Henry,  packer  Muller  &  Koenig,  r.  1134  Harri- 
son 
Martin  Henry  F.,  bartender  Richard  Bunton,  r.  424 

Minna 
Martin  Henry  S.,  cement  pipemaker,  r.  625  Union 
Martin  Henry  W.,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint, 

r.  Oakland 
Martin  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  315  Tehama 
Martin  H.  W.,  clerk  International  Hotel 
Martin   Isaac  D.,   salesman   S.   Cohn,  r.  2  Kappeler 

Conrt 
Martin  Isabella,  widow,  r.  .531  Mission 
Martin  J.,  carrier  Albi  California,  r.  30  Bitch 


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MAR 


Martin  J.,  Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Morton 
Martin  Jackson,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co'b  Express, 

r.  1414  Folsom 
Martin  Jacob,  cutter  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  1510  Powell 
Martin  James,  collector  Samuel  Hill,  r.  1012  Mason 
Martin  James,  hackman,  cor  Market  and  Eddy,  r.  28 

Mary 
Martin  James,  laborer,  r.  778  Harrison 
Martin  James,  machinist,  r.  1023  Clay 
Martin  James,  mixer   S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works,  r. 

527  J4  Fourth 
Martin  James,  jjorter  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  r. 

733  Natoma 
Martin  James  C,  carpenter,  r.  737  Howard 
Martin  James  Q.,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  481  Jessie 
Martin  James  G.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  130 

Chattanooga 
Martin  James  P.,  clerk  Kenney  &  Dyer,  r.  1159  Fol- 
som 
Martin  James  R.,   bookkeeper,    r.    106    Montgomery 

Block 
Martin  Jeff.  M.,  capitalist,  ofiBce   19  Battery,  r.  1017 

Van  Ness  Av 
Martin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  1324  Natoma 
Martin  J.  G.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  481  Jessie 
Martin  John,  r.  907  Harrison 
Martin  John,  r.  1322  Folsom 
Martin  John,  barber,  r.  612  Stevenson 
Martin  John,  boatman,  Vallejo  St.Wharf,  r.  721  Davis 
Martin  John,  carisenter,  r.  737  Howard 
Martin  John,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  11  Oat 
Martin  John,  iireman  stmr  Alice  Garratt,  r.  504  Davis 
Martin  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  1717  Jessie 
Martin  John,  hostJer,  r.  523  Sixth 
Martin  John,  hotbedman  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Martin  John,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
Martin  John,  laborer,  r.  103  Montgomery  Av 
Martin  John,  laborer  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  530  Third 
Martin  John,  machinist,  r.  107!^  Freelon 
Martin  John,  machinist,  r.  106  Washington 
Martin  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Martin  John,  seaman  stmr  Areata,  r.  North  Pacific 

Hotel 
Martin  John,  seaman  U.  S.  stmr  Hassler,  r.  North  Pa- 
cific Hotel 
Martin  John,  shoemaker,  r.  14  Sherwood  PI 
Martin  John  B.,  driver  Mutual  Ice  Co.,  r.  E  s  Church, 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Martin  Jojin  B.,  Port  Warden,  525  Front,  r.  1414  Fol- 
som 
Martin  John  B.  Jr.,  deputy  clerk  Supreme  Court  of 

California,  r.  1414  Folsom 
Martin  John  C,  solicitor  Evening  Post,  r.  255  Octavia 
Martin  John  F.,  hostler,  r.  25  Washington 
Martin  John  J.,  bookkeeper  First  National  Gold  Bank 

of  S.  F.,  r.  10  Second  Av 
Martin  John  M.,  laborer  Ahlbom  House 
Martin  John  R.,  advertising  agent,  511  Front,  r.  Oak- 

land 
Martin  John  R.,  assistant  secretary  S.  F.  Art  Assn,  r. 

2824  California 
Martin  John  W.,  conductor  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  413  Fourth 
Martin  John  W.,  night  clerk  Commercial  Hotel 
Martin  Joseph,  bagmaker,  r.  120  Shotwell 
Martin  Joseph,  cook,  r.  Ill  Jackson 
Martin  Joseph,  dyer,  r.  Railroad  Av,  bet  Seventh  and 

Eighth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Martin  Joseph,  secretary  Moimtain  Ice  Co.  of  S.  F., 

554  Mission,  r.  563  Mission 
Martin  Joseph,  stevedore,  r.  424  Sansome 
Martin  J.  P.,  real  estate  agent,  305  Sansome,  r. 

Grand  Hotel 
Martin  J.  W.,  machinist,  r.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Martin  J.  W.,  steward  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Mississippi 
Martin  Kate,  domestic  526  Fell 
Martin  Kate,  widow,  r.  24  Louisa 
Martin  Katie  Miss,  varieties,  139  Eleventh 
Martin  L.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
Martin  Lawrence,  maltster  Empire  Brewery,  r.   186}^ 

Vandewater 
Martin  Lena  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  529  Pine 
Martin  Leonard  P.,  watchman,  r.  702  Natoma 
Martin  Louis,  liquor  saloon,  1024  Stockton,   r.   315 3<5 

Filbert 
Martin  Louis,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  54  Clay, 

r.  Oakland 
Martin  Louis  J.,  gentlemen's  nurse,  r.  569  Sixteenth, 

rear 
Martin  Lucien  A.,  compositor,  r.  218  Eighteenth 


Martin  M.  Mrs.,  groceries,  NE  cor  Fulton  and  Frank- 
lin 
Martin  Magdalena,  widow,  r.  415  Union 
Martin  Malcolm,  collector  Thomas  Ward,  r.  8  a  Thir- 
tieth, bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Martin  Manuela,  widow,  r.  9  Union  PI 
Martin  Margaret,  widow,  r.  7  Cleaveland 
Martin  Margaret,  widow,  r.  862  Harrison 
Martin  Maria,  widow,  r.  1073^  Freelon 
Martin  Martha  Miss,  r.  718  Greenwich,  rear 
Martin  Martin  (Martin  &  Torrey)r. 1216  Twenty-second 
Martin  Mary,  domestic  2716  Sacramento 
Martin  Mary  Miss,  r.  1421  Polk 
Martin  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1114  Powell 
Martin  Maiy  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  37  Post 
Martin  Mary  Miss,  spice  packer,  r.  862  Harrison 
Martin  Mary,  widow,  cloakmaker,  r.  120  Silver 
Martin  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  physician,  r.  810  Howard 
Martin  Mary  J.  Miss,  cloakmaker  Mary  Martin,  r.  120 

Silver 
Martin   Matthew,  cooper,  r.  N  8  Twenty-sixth,  bet 

Dolores  and  Church 
Martin  Michael,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  1310 M  Natoma 
Martin  Michael,  S.  F.  Ship  Calkers'  Assn,  44  Spear 
Martin  Michael,  shoemaker,  r.  252  Minna 
Martin   Milton   W.,  conductor   California  St.  RR.,  r. 

1640  Sacramento 
Martin   Minor   S.,  broker,   316  Montgomery,  r.  East 

Oakland 
Martin  Nicholas,   carpenter,  r.  Potrero  Av,  bet  Au- 
gusta and  Silver  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Martin  Nicholas,  framegilder,  r.  9  Union  PI 
Martin  Padey  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  625  Union 
Martin  Patrick,  cook   Charles  McCarthy,  820  Battery 
Martin  Patrick,  driver  Geo.  Mayer,  r.  530  Seventeenth 
Martin  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  122  First 
Martin  Patrick  H.,  butcher,  r.  1639  Howard 
Martin  Paul,  bootblack,  r.  1  Montgomery  Court 
Martin  Penn  (J.  JuUien  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Martin  Peter,  r.  519  Sacramento 

Martin  Peter,  expressman,  SE  cor  East  and  Wash- 
ington, r.  1503  Mason 
Martin  Peter,  laborer,  r.  521  Seventh 
Martin   Peter  B.,  driver  Alonzo  Davidson,  r.  E  s  Eu- 
reka, bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Martin  Robert,  cigars,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc.,  1110 

Steiner 
Martin  Robert,  saloonkeeper,  r.  638  Green 
Martin  Robert,  teamster  Thomas  Kelly 
Martin  Ross,  carpenter,  r.  1018  Webster 
Martin  Samuel  B.,  capitalist,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
Martin  Sarah,  domestic  NW  cor  California  and  Taylor 
Martin  Sherman,  conductor  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  501  Post 
Martin  Simon,  trader,  r.  18  Park  Av 
Martin  Thomas,  cook  John  F.  Hinrichs,  9  Pacific 
Martin  Thomas,  hackman,  r.  969  Harrison 
Martin  Thomas,  helper  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  22  Fred- 
erick 
Martin  Thomas,  painter,  r.  709  Stockton 
Martin  Thomas,  shoemaker,  1418  Pacific 
Martin  Thomas,  tinsmith,  r.  733  Market 
Martin  Thomas  P.,  engineer,  r.  NW  cor  Franklin  and 

Fulton 
Martin  Thomas   W.,  fireman   S.  P.  RR.,.  r.  2323  Har- 
rison 
Martin  W.  A.,  barber,  r.  420  Jackson 
Martin  W.  H.  Mrs.,  r.  1805  Polk 

Martin    W.  H.  &  Co.    (William   H.  Martin  and 
John   Ballard)    mining,   o£ace  26   Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Martin  Wheeler,  coffee  and  spices,  22  California,  r. 

N  B  Marketi  bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Martin    Wliite    Minin«j  Co.    {White  Pine   Co., 

Nev.)  J.  J.  Scoville  secretary,  59  Nevada  Block 
Martin  William,  boatman,  r.  721  Davis 
Martin  William,  cashier  Davis  Bros.,  r.  611  Folsom 
Martin  William,  clerk,  r.  20  Prospect  PI 
Martin  William,  clerk  Moses  R.  Cheever,  r.  1023  Clay 
Martin  William,  conductor  California  St.  RR.,  r.  1410 

Pine 
Martin  William,  cooper,  r.  563  Mission 
Martin  William,  laborer,  r.  862  Harrison 
Martin  William,  secretary  Cal.  Steam  Navigation 

Co.,  office  Washington  St.  Wharf,  r.  703  Polk 
Martin  William  C,  machinist,  r.  Ill  Natoma 
Martin  William  C,  transcriber  Maxwell  &  Belden,  r. 

1018  Webster 
Martin  William  C,  watchman  U.  S.  Mint,  r.  178  Four* 

teenth 
Martin  William  H.  (W.  H.  Martin  &  Co.)  r.  Berkeley 


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Martin  William  H.,  clerk,  r.  Uli  Folsom 

Martin  'William  H.,  longshoreman,  r.  636  Commercial 

Martin  William  J.,  oiierator  Western   Union  Tel.  Co., 

r.  241  Fourth 
Martin   William  O.  H.  (Rehfisch,  Martin  &  Co.) 

r.  5-23  Turk 
Martin  William  T..  machinist,  r.  838  Mission 
Martin  &Hortun  (Martin  Clark  and  Thomas  R.Horton) 

liquor  saloon,  545  Clay 
Martin*  Torrey  (Martin   Martin  and  .James  Torrey) 

carriage  and  wagonmakers,  1(504  Mission 
B^Martin.    See  Mehrten  and  Marten 
Martin's  Block,  S  s  Market,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
31artiiiaclke  Narcisse  J.,  physician,  office  and 

r.  5J^  Kearny 
Martindale  Law  and  Collection  Agency,  434  Califor- 
nia, room  3 
Martineaut  E.  D.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

r.  G50  Washington 
Martineaut  Josephine  Mrs.,  mnfr  corsets,  338  Sutter 
Martinelli  Adolf o,  waiter,  r.  1113'^  Keamy,  rear 
Martinelli  Adolph,  blacksmith,  r.  KIH  Sansome 
Martinelli  Basilio,  slioemaker,  115  Clai-k 
Martinelli  Dante,  Fishermen's  Assu,  307  Broadway 
Martinelli   Eugenio,    Italian     Bersaglieri    Soc,    625 

Broadway 
Martinelli  Fioravante,  Italian    Bersaglieri  Soc,  625 

Broadway 
Martinelli  Francis,  r.  207  Pacific 
Martinelli  Francisco,  boarding,  12  Ohio 
Martinelli  Giovanni,  laborer,  r.  5113^  Greenwich,  rear 
Martinelli  Lorenzo,  laborer,  r.  i  Bartol 
Martinelli  Luigi,  Italian  Bersaglieri   Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Martinelli  Narcisso,  laborer,  r.  12  Ohio 
Martinelli  Ottaviano,  laborer,  r.  12  Ohio 
Martinelli  Silvio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  025  Broad- 
way 
Martinelli  Zaverio,   brassfinisher    Particelli    &  -lac- 

cheri,  r.  459  Jessie,  rear 
Martinez  Emilia,  domestic  1299  Van  Ness  Av 
Martinez  F.  N.  Eaoul,   cashier  Belloc  &   Co.,  r.  1216 

Jones 
Martinez  Gregory,  wagonmaker,  r.  33  Eddy 
Martinez  Henry  G.,  clerk  Jacob  Strahle  &  Co'.,  r.  114 

Eddy 
Martinez  Jennie,  domestic  51C>  Stockton 
Martinez  John,  bootblack,  r.  738  Vallejo 
Martinez  John,  bootblack,  r.  1220  Powell 
Martinez  John,  seaman  schr  James  A.  Garfield 
Martinez  John  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  128  Olive  Av 
Martinez  Josefa,  widow,  r.  438  Union 
Martinez  Joseph,  bootblack,  Ws  Leideedorflf,  bet  Pine 

and  California,  r.  738  Vallejo 
Martinez  Joseph,  laborer, r.  508  Ellis 
Martinez  Julius,  clerk  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  1228  Lombard 
Martinez  Katrine,  widow,  508  Ellis 
Martinez  Manoel,  laborer,  r.  438  Union 
Martinez  Mariquito,  widow,  r.  510  Broadway,  rear 
Martinez  Mary,  waitress   Mount  St.   Joseph's  Infant 

Asylum,  South  S.  F. 
Martinez  Rosa,  widow,  r.  1320  Stockton 
Martiuho  Antonio  S.,  barber,  113  Jackson,  r.  502  Wash- 
ington 
Martini  G.  &  Co.  (Giovanni  Martini  and  Santi  Bacci) 

wood  and  coal,  635  Vallejo 
Martini  Giovanni  (G.  Martini  &  Co.)  r.  635  Vallejo 
Martini  L.,  teacher  music,  r.  1020  Stockton 
Martini  Louis,  bootblack,  229  California,  r.  3  Vallejo 
Martini  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  1  Montgomery  Court 
Martini  Paul,  bootblack,  r.  1  Montgomery  Court 
Martini  Raflfaelo,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Martiiion  Augustus,  commission   merchant  and  real 

estate  agent,  511  Montgomerj- 
Martinon  John,  clerk  Lazard  Freres,r.  511  Montgom- 
ery 
Martinoni  Emll  (Buneman  &  Martinoni)  r.  813  Broad- 
way 
Martinoui  Giacomo,  butcher,  r.  427  Grove 
Martinoni  Pietro,  sheetirou  worker  Francis  Smith   & 

Co.,  r.  4  Cadell  Alley 
Martinoni  Stcfano,  waiter,  r.  Ticino  Hotel 
Martinovich   George  (George   Martinovich   it    Co.)  r. 

.308  Lombard 
Martinovich  George  &  Co.  (George  Martinovich   and 
George  Gojcovich)  coffee  and  oyster  house,  303- 
305  East 
Martinovich  Samuel,  liquor  merchant,  r.  318  Lombard 
Martins  Augiistine,  seaman,  r.  12  Haggin 


Martins  Charles,  cook.  r.  30  Clay 

K?~Martins.    See  Martens 

Marty  Annie,  widow,  r.  551  Foleora 

Marvel  Amy,  widow,  r.  925  Sutter 

Marvin  Arthur  T.,  purchasing  clerk  Spring  'Valley  W. 
W.,  r.  1414  Taylor 

Marvin  Edgar,  driver  James  A.  Brown,  r.  NW  cor  Ma- 
son and  Washington 

Marvin  F.  Mrs.,  r.  1532  Polk 

Marvin  Frank  W.,  salesman  S.  W.  Boeenstock  &  Co., 
r.  2106  Larkin 

Marvin  Stephen  B.,  woolsorter,  r.  462 }<5  Minna 

Marwedel  Charles  F.,  machinists'  and  engineers'  sup- 
plies. 56  First,  r.  2U11  Bush 

Marwedel  Edward  H.,  windowshades,  and  agent  W. 
T.  &  J.  Merserau's  stair  rods,  541  Market,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Marwedel  Emma  Miss,  principal  German-American 
Kindergarten  School,  1711  'Van  Ness  Av 

Marx  Brothers  (Heiurich  and  Hinreich)  groceries 
and  liquors,  N'VV  cor  Shotwell   and  Twenty-third 

Marx  David,  bookkeeper  E.  Eisenberg  &  Bro.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Marx  David,  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  r.  236  Sutter 

Marx  E.  Buclianan,  assistant  secretary  Board  of 
Trade  of  San  Francisco,  r.  Lick  House 

Marx  Gustave  A.,  shoemaker,  r.  362  Jessie 

Marx  Heinrich  (Marx  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor  Shotwell 
and  Twenty-third 

Marx  Henry,  bookkeeper  Eoshland  Bros.,  r.  1501 
Steiner 

Marx  Henry,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  Lick  House 

Marx  Henry,  cook,  r.  416  Clementina 

Marx  Herinan,  junk  dealer,  643  Third 

Marx  Hermann,  seaman,  r.  129  J^  Freelon,  rear 

Marx  Hinreich  (Marx  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor  Shotwell 
and  Twenty-third 

Marx  Hyman,  peddler,  r.  245  Tehama 

Mary  Isaac,  bookkeeper  Weil  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  1014  Van 
Ness  Av 

Marx  Isaac,  news  dealer,  r.  Gailhard  Hotel 

Marx  Jacob,  attorney  at  law,  45  Nevada  Block,  r. 
29  Dupont 

Marx  James,  peddler,  r.  4'24  Sansome 

Marx  Joseph,  assistant  bookkeeper  Well  Bros.  &  Co., 
r.  1014  Van  Ness  Av 

Marx  Levi,  traveling  salesman,  r.  Brunswick  House 

Marx  Louis  I.,  r.  607  Buchanan 

Marx  Melville,  clerk  Bachmau  Bros.,  10  Battery 

Marx  Ralph  E.,  salesman  Bachman  Bros.,  r.  512  Hyde 

Marx  Samuel,  clerk  Joseph  M.  Rothchild,  r.  Lick 
House 

tt^Marx.     See  Marks 

Marxen  John  P.,  foreman  N.  P.  C.  RR.  Wharf,  r.  17 
Hinckley 

Marxen  Julius,  butcher,  208  Francisco 

Marxen  William,  r.  Park  Hotel 

Mary  Ann  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (Storey  Co., 
Nev.)A.  Halsey  secretary,  3'28  Montgomery,  room  7 

Marye  George  T.  (George  T.  Marye  &  Son)  r.  Virginia 
City 

Marye  George  T.  Jr.  (George  T.  Marye  &  Son)  and 
consul  Greece,  office  234  Montgomery,  r.  Palace 
Hotel 

Marye  George  T.  &  Son  (George  T.  and  George 
T.  Jr.)  stockbrokers,  234  Montgomery 

Marysville  Woolen  Mills,  Sachs,  Heller  &  Co. 
agents,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Bush 

Marzetti  Matilda,  widow,  r.  2417  California 

Marzloff  John,  upholsterer,  1807  Powell,  r.  1910 
Powell 

Marzloff  Lena  Mrs.,  midwife,  r.  1910  Powell 

Masehio  Charles  (V.  Maschio  &  Son)  r.  608  Jessie 

Maschio  V.  &  Son  (Vincent  and  Charles)  wood  and 
coal,  127  Seventh 

Maschio  Vincent  (V.  Maschio  &  Son)  r.  127  Seventh 

Masculine  Charles,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Mash  Frederick,  expressman,  .067  Market,  r.  NE  cor 
Henderson  and  Santa  Rosa  Avs 

Mashkee  Alviua,  widow,  r.  808  Geary 

Mask  a  John,  cooper,  r.  421  Bush 

Maskey  Frank,  confectioner,  r.  1402  Bush 

Maskey  Margaret,  widow,  r.  605  Post 

Maskow  Henry,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  r.  150 
Tehama 

Masuada  Augustino,  gardener,  r.  P,  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-sixth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 

Masoero  C,  physician,  r.  818  Sansome 

Mason  Alonzo,  clerk,  r.  1  Cottage  PI 

Mason  Andrew,  cook,  r.  413 M  Green 


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MsBon  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  4133^  Green 

Mason  Anna  L.,  widow,  r.  fi09  Jones 

Mason  Antone  (Nelson  &  Mason)  r.  700  Mission 

Mason  Arthur  J.,  civil  engineer,  office  702  Market,  r. 
2926  Clay 

Mason  Casper  H.,  secretary  North  Gould  &  Curry 
Mining  Co.,  18  Stevenson  Bldg,  r.  208  Eddy 

Mason  Charles,  baker  P.M.  SS.  Colima 

Mason  Charles,  builder  and  contractor,  r.  921   Market 

Mason  Charles,  vice  consul  Great  Britain,  office 
319  California,  r.  Saucelito 

Mason  Christian,  carpenter,  E  s  San  Bruno  Eoad,  nr 
Twenty-ninth 

Mason  Edward  G.,  teamster,  and  extraman  Hook  and 
Ladder  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1408  Powell 

Mason  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1815  Polk 

Mason  Emma  L.  Miss,  compositor  H.  G.  Parsons,  r. 
220  Eddy 

Mason  Frank  G.,  clerk  R,  J.  Trumbull  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Mason  Frederick,  real  estate,  306  Pine,  room  6,  r. 
Alameda 

Mason  Frederick,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  San  Vicente,  r.  207 
Pacific 

Mason  George,  stableman  D.  L.  Farnsworth,  r.  122 
Eddy 

Mason  George  W.,  stonecutter,  r.  915  Jones 

Mason  Gertrude,  teacher,  r.  813  Bush 

Mason  Harvey  L.,  vice  president  The  A.  S.  Spence 
Co.,  r.  203  Powell 

Mason  Henry,  clerk,  r.  82)^  Everett 

Mason  Henry,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Gipsy 

Mason  Isaac,  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co. 

Mason  James,  engineer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Mason  James,  waiter  The  Baldwin,  r.  536  Market 

Mason  James,  notary  public  and  commissioner  of 
deeds,  219  Sansome,  r.  E  s  Chapultepec,  nr  Coso 
Av,  B.  H. 

Mason  John,  proptr  Mason's  Brewery,  523  Chest- 
nut, r.  519  Chestnut 

Mason  John  A.,  stevedore,  r.  413  Broadway 

Mason  John  R.,  office  541  Market,  r.  Oakland 

Mason  Joseph  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  106 J^ 
Third 

Mason  Joseph  J.,  porter  Hellmann  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  N 
s  California  Av.  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Precita 
Av,  B.  H. 

Mason  J.  Warren,  r.  509jSixth 

Mason  Mark  L.,  clerk  ^George  B.  Bradford,  r.  Oak- 
land 

Mason  Mary,  cook,  1900  Franklin 

Mason  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  906  Lombard 

Mason  Nathaniel  H.,  stock  raiser,  r.  37  Liberty 

Mason  R.  D.,  compositor  Spirit  of  the  Times 

Mason  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  r.  602  Second 

Mason  Rose,  widow,  r.  217  Third 

Mason  S.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  106}^  Third 

Mason  Thomas,  commission  merchant,  NE  cor  Clay 
and  Davis,  r.  638  Green 

Mason  William,  boatswain  P.  M.  SS.  Colima,  r.  234 
Brannan 

Mason  William,  glass  blower,  r.  624  Fourth 

Mason  Williams.,  manager  and  secretary  Omni- 
bus RR.,  office  725  Howard,  r.  1311  Howard 

8^  Mason.     See  Maison,  Masson  and  Mayson 

Mason's  Bre^very,  John  Mason  proptr,  523  Chest- 
nut 

Masonic  Board  of  Relief,  Harrison  Jones  secretary. 
Masonic  Temple 

Masonic  Cemetery,  Masonic  Av,  bet  Fulton  and  Turk, 
entrance  Point  Lobos  Av,  rear  Lone  Mountain 

Masonic  Cemetery  Association,  George  J. 
Hobe  secretary,  42  Masonic  Temple 

Masonic  Saving's  and  I>oan  Bank  (in  liqui- 
dation) 6  Post,  Masonic  Temple 

Masonic  Temple,   NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 

Masounette  Blanche  L.  Miss,  assistant  Clement  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  724  California 

Masounette  Eugene,  foreman  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco, r.  724  California 

Massa  Agostino,  Italian  Ben.  Soc,  423  Washington 

Massa  Joseph,  fisherman,  r.  75  Oregon 

Massachusetts  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Nevada  Co., 
Cal.)  A.  C.  Hammond  secretary,  401  California 

Massas  Joseph,  deckhand  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Apache,  r. 
160  Drumm 

Massat  Cbiirles   (Labine  &  Massat)  r.  641  Commercial 

Masset  Auguste.  bootmaker,  r.  222  Ritch,  rear 

Massey  Anna,  seamstress  Roman  Catholic  Orphan 
Asylum,  South  S.  F. 


Massey  Atkins,  undertaker  and  coffin  warerooms, 

651  Sacramento,  r.  Oakland 
Massey  Emma  Miss,  r.  3017  Lombard 
Massey  Fanny  H.,  r.  139  Seventh 
Massey  Heman  W.,  mining,  r.  1526  California 
Massey  J.   A.,    assistant  manager   Studebaker  Bros. 

Mnfg  Co.,  31  Market,  r.  905  Larkin 
Massey  John  J.,  carpenter,  r.  12  Alemany  Av 
Massey  Sarah  M..  widow,   furnished  rooms,  1008}^ 

Market 
Massey  W.,  foreman  Baldwin  Stables,  r.  1008  J^  Market 
Massey  William,  carpenter,  r.  1017  Lombard 
l3^"Massey.    See  Massie 

Massich  John,   Austrian   Bfen.   Soc,   71    New  Mont- 
gomery 
Massie  Kate  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  639  Valencia,   r.  1033 

Twenty-first 
Massie  William  G.,  barber,  1033  Twenty-first 
Massini  Marcus,  watchman,  r.  531  Stevenson 
Massioli  Dominic,  stonecutter,  r.  435  Fulton 
Massmann  John  C.   (Massmaun  &  Eibach)  r.  120 

Twelfth 
Massmann   <&  Elibach  (John  C.  Massmann  and 

Charles  E.  Eibach)  fresco  painters,  120  Twelfth 
Masson  Aime,  liquor  saloon,  1226  Market,  r.  331  Eddy 
Masson  Francis  P.  (Masson  Freres)  r.  39  Tehaina 
Masson  Freres    (Francis  P.  and  Victor  B.)  manu- 
facturing confectioners,  413-415  Commercial 
Masson  Joseph,   cook  Marchand  Restaurant,   r.  637 

California 
Masson  Julius,  upholsterer,  r.  130  Fern  Av 
Masson  Marius  V..  tinsmith   George  H.  Tay  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
Masson  Thomas,  r.  715  Treat  Av 
Masson  Victor  B.  (Masson  Freres)  r.  506  Third 
8£?"MaBson.     See  Maison,  Mason  and  Mayson 
Massone  Giuseppe,  waeonmaker  and  blacksmith,  619- 

^23  Front 
Massone  Pietro,   cook   Andrew  Racich,  r.  1015  Wash- 
ton 
Massonl  Annitale,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Massoni  Emilio,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Massoni  Francesco,  Italian  Bersaglieri  Soc,  625  Broad- 
way 
Massoni  Henry,  cook,  r.  168  Clementina 
Massoni  Lorenzo,   marblesawver  L.  J.  Ruffino  &  Co., 

r.  124}^  Gilbert 
Massoni  Manrico,  r.  124}^  Gilbert 
Mast  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  617  Geary 
Mast  Herman  X.,  tailor,  r.  617  Geary 
Mast  Kate  C.  (Ford  &  Mast)  r.  617  Geary 
Masten  Nathan  K.,  office  410  Montgomery,  room 

1,  r.  15  South  Park 
Master  Mariners'  Benevolent  Association,  413  Sutter 
Mastermau  William,  hostler,  r.  636  Commercial 
Masters  Edward,  hostlet,  r.  1116  Clay 
Masters  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  325  Jessie 
Masters  Mary  L.,  widow,  r.  10  Mint  Av 
Masters  William  W.,  carijenter,  r.  625  Vallejo 
Masterson  Annie,  domestic  11  Adelaide  PI 
Masterson  Bernard,   salesman   Kennedy,   Brenuan  & 

Co.,  r.  1112  Eddy 
Masterson  Brothers  (William  E.  and  George  H.)  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Natoma 
Masterson  Catherine,  widow,  r.  11  Adelaide  PI 
Masterson  Charles,  varieties,  1501  Larkin 
Masterson  George  H.  (Masterson  Brothers)  r.  NWcor 

Eighth  and  Natoma 
Masterson  James,  laborer,  r.  350  Braunan 
Masterson  John,  painter,  r.  522  Stevenson 
Masterson  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  113  Oak 
Masterson  Lawrence,  watchman  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  2011 

Sutter 
Masterson  Michael,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L. Works 
Masterson  Michael,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co., 

r.  1002  Montgomery 
Masterson  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  451  Tehama 
Masterson  Peter,  assistant  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita, 

r.  150  Perry 
Masterson  Robert,  butcher,  r.  S  s   Railroad  Av,  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Masterson  Terrence,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r. 

126  Fourth 
Masterson  Thomas,  sexton  St.  Rose  Catholic  Church, 

r.  Brann.'in.  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Masterson  William,  shoemaker,  r.  1723  Market 
Masterson  William  E.  (Masterson  Brothers)  r.  NW  cor 
Eighth  and  Natoma 


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MAT 


Mastick,   Belcher   <Si  Mastick  (Edwin  B.  Mas- 
tick,  W.  C.  Belcher  aud  Joseph  W.  Maetick)  attor- 
neys at  law,  520  Montgomery 
Mastick  Charles  L.,  salesman  A.  C.  Nichols  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Mastick  Edwin   B.   (Mastick,  Belcher  k  Mastick)  r. 

Alameda 
Mastick  George  H.,  attorney  at  law,  520  Montgomery, 

r.  Alameda 
Mastick  Joseph  Y-   (Mastick,  Belcher  &  Mastick)   r. 

Alameda 
Mastick  Levi  B.  (S.  L.  Mastick  &  Co.)  r.  SW  cor  Capp 

and  Twentieth 
Mastick  Reuben  W.,  bookkeeper  A.  C.  Nichols  &  Co., 

r.  Alameda 
Mastick  Seabury  L.  (S.  L.  Mastick  k  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
Mastick  S.  L.  &  Co.  (Seabury  L.  and  Levi  B.  Mastick) 

wholesale  lumber,  office  Pier  10  Steuart 
Mastodon  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co.  (White  Pine, 

Nev.)  A.  C.  Hammond   secretary,  401   California, 

room  7 
Maston  George  W.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  17  Guer- 
rero 
Mastuy  Vojta,  lithographic  printer  F.  Korbel  &  Bros., 

r.  118  Park  Av 
Matagliano  Antonio,  Fishermen's  Assn,  307  Broadway 
Matamora  Consolidated  Mining   Co.    (Globe  District, 

A.T.)  Joseph  Pentecost  secretary, ofiSce  702  Market 
Materich  Antonio,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.   City  of  Peking 
Mateucci  F.  &  Co.  (Felice  Mateucci  and  Kaffaele  Van- 

nucci)  groceries  and  liquors,  124  Pacific 
Mateucci  Felice  (F.  Mateucci  &  Co.)  r.  124  Pacific 
Mathe  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  730  Bush,  r.  702 

Mason 
Mathe  Charles  Jr.,  clerk  Charles  Miller,  r.  702  Mason 
Mather  Amanda  C.   Mrs.,   bakery   and  confectionery, 

619  McAllister,  r.  10  Hickory  Av 
Mather  Charles  R.,  r.  10  Hickory  Av 
Mather  Joseph  W.,  commission  inerchant,  r.  326  Eddy 
Mather  Robert,  armorer,  r.  619  McAllister 
Mather  Solon  H.,  mining,  4113^  California,  room  3,  r. 

Oakland 
Mather  William  H.,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  r.   1035 

Folsom 
Matheron  J.,  French  Zouaves,  808  Pacific 
Mathes  Anna,  nurse,  191(;  Jackson 
Mathes  Dana  H.  (Mathes  &  Co.)  r.  Oakland 
Mathes  Hermann,  clerk,  r.  C13  Stevenson 
Mathes  &  Co.  (Dana  H.  Mathes)  mnfrs  suspenders,  35 

Second 
Matheson  Albert,  waiter  P.  M.   SS.   Granada,  r.  1607 

Mission,  rear 
Matheson  Alexander,  teamster,  r.  1403  Folsom 
Matheson  Annie  G.   Mrs.,    assistant    Ewing  Primary 

School,  r.  1403  Folsom 
Matheson  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1607  Mission,  rear 
Matheson   Edward,  clerk,  r.  1607  Mission,  rear 
Matheson  Hans  C,  master  mariner,  r.  789  Mission 
Matheson  John  T.,  shoemaker,  r.  233  Tenth 
Matheson  Joseph,  musician,  r.  1607  Mission,  rear 
Matheson  Mark,  waiter  P.   M.    SS.   Granada,    r.   1607 

Mission,  rear 
Matheson  Murdoch,  carpenter,  r.  123  Oak 
Matheson  Olof ,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Matheson  Robert  C,  compositor  Frank  Eastman  &  Co., 

r.  414  Post 
Matheson   William,    carpenter     Risdon    I.     and     L. 

Works 
(^■Matheson.     See  Mathewson,  Mathieson,  Mathison 

and  Matthewson 
Mathews  Arthur  F.,   lithograi^her  Britton  &  Eey,   r. 

Oakland 
Mathews  Charles,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre 
Mathews    Charles,     boxmaker,  and    extramau   Hook 

aud  Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,   r.   N   s  Broadway, 

bet  Van  Ness  Av  and  Polk 
Mathews  Charles,  master  mariner,  r.  .'>03  Folsom 
Mathews  Charles  H.,  painter,  r.  56  Tehama 
Mathews  Delia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  .'526  Vallejo 
Mathews  Edward,  laborer,  r.  1419  Jackson 
Mathews   Frank,  captain  sloop   Solferino,  r.  SW  cor 

Stockton  and  Pacific 
Mathews  Harvey,  traveling  salesman  J.  W.  Shaefifer  & 

Co.,  r.  1206^  Jackson 
Mathews  Henry  E.,   secretary    Lick  Trust,    606 

Montgomery,  room  19,  r.  2321  California 
Mathews  James,  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  17 

Van  Ness  Av 
Mathews  James,    sboemaker,   1009   Battery,  r.  1113 

Montgomery 


Mathews  John,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Mathews  John  F.,  student,  r.  616  Taylor     • 
Mathews  John  H.,  butcher,  1  Grand  Central  Market,  r. 

3  Mason 
Mathew.s   John   M.,  commission   merchant   and  pur- 
chasing agent,  113  Davis,  r.  538  Twenty-third 
Mathews  Joseph  H.,  mechanical  engineer,  r.  2506  Sac- 
ramento 
Mathews   Lawrence,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  625  Davis 
Mathews   Manc^l  F.,  Portuguese  Pro.  and  Ben.  See, 

510  Bush 
Mathews   Margaret  Mrs.,  cook   Home  for  the  Care  of 

Inebriates,  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Chestnut 
Mathews   Mary   Miss,   weaver   S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory 
Mathews  Nelson,  shoemaker,  r.  E  s  Bartlett,  nr  Army 
Mathews  Olof,  laborer,  r.  1711  Market 
Mathews   Owen,   laborer,  r.  N  s  Shasta,  bet  Illinois 

and  Michigan 
Mathews  Peter,   milk  ranch,  SW  cor  Franklin  and 

Union 
Mathews  Rosa,  widow,  r.  526  Vallejo 
Mathews  Samuel,  bartender,  r.  424  Sansome 
Mathews  Samtiel,  harnessmaker,  r.  908  J^  Minna 
Mathews  Samuel   A.,  janitor   new  City   Hall,  r.  1070 

Howard 
Mathews  Thomas,  boatman,  and  extraman  Engine  No. 

12,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1113  Montgomery 
Mathews  Thomas,  cooper,  r.  16  Hinckley 
Mathews  Thomas,  surveyor,  r.  245  Perry 
Mathews  W.,  carpenter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Mathews  Walter,  bag  packer  E.  Detrick  &  Co. 
Mathews  William,  laborer,  r.  103  King 
Mathews  William,  stoneyard,  NW  cor  Wood  and  Turk, 

r.  6  Seymour  Av 
8^"  Mathews.     See  Matthews 
Mathewson  Henry,  mate  schr  Wonder,  r.  30  Clay 
Mathewson  James,  boilermaker,  r.  309  Langton 
Mathewson  John  Jr.,  boilermaker,  r.  2719  Folsom 
Mathewson   Margaret,   adjuster   U.  S.   Mint,   r.    1206 

Market 
Mathewson  Nelson,  machinist  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

46  Tehama 
Mathewson  Nelson  Jr.,  mattressmaker  Samuel  Beal, 

r.  9  Cleaveland 
Mathewson  Thomas,  fourth   officer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Peking 
Mathewson  Thomas,  physician  aud  surgeon,  office  619 

Kearuy,  r.  610  Van  Ness  Av 
Mathewson  Thomas  D.,   real  estate   agent,  606  Mont- 
gomery, room  12 
Mathewson  Thomas  S.,   clerk  H.  S.  Crocker  &  Co.,  r. 

2213  Steiner 
Mathewson  William,  boilermaker  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.227 

Second 
Mathewson  William  A.,  driver  People's  Ice  Co.,  r.312 

Mission 
Mathewson  William  W.,  clerk   City  and   County  Sur- 
veyor, r.  1067  Market 
(^"Mathewson.     See  Matheson,  Mathieson,  Mathison 

and  Matthewson 
Mathias  A.  Henry  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  525  Union 
Mathias  Frederick,  milk  ranch,  cor  Webster  and  Bay 
Mathias  Julia   Miss,   actress   Tivoli    GaTden,   r.    131 

Turk 
Mathiesen  Jacob,  soapmaker,  r.  353  Eleventh 
Mathiesen  Martin,  mate  schr  California,  r.  263  East 
Mathiesen  Martin  W.,  clerk   J.   C.   Johnson  &  Co.,  r. 

Alameda 
Mathieson  Frank  E.  (Garrison  &  Co.)  r.  230  Green 
Mathieson    Grace    Miss,    assistant    Irving    Primary 

School,  r.  230  Green 
I^°Mathiesou.     See  Matheson,  Mathewson,  Mathison 

and  Matthewson 
Mathieu  Alphonse  (Mathieu  &  Maison)  r.  15  Trinity 
Mathieu  Charles  L.,  with  Levison  Bros.,  r.  216  Powell 
Mathieu  Frank,  clerk  Willis  J.  Currier,  r.  216  Powell 
Mathieu  G.  &  Son  (Gaston  and  Gaston  Jr.)  watchmak- 
ers and  jewelers,  22  Stockton 
Mathieu  Gaston  (G.  Mathieu  &  Son)  r.  22  Stockton 
Mathieu  Gaston  Jr.  (G.  Mathieu  &  Son)  r.  22  Stockton 
Mathieu  Jules  (Mathieu  Jt  Barrett)  r.  315  Stockton 
Mathieu  Julien.  cashier  Imperial,  London,  Northern 

aud  Queen  Insurance  Cos.,  r.  216  Powell 
Mathieu  Julien  Jr.,  clerk  E.  De  Sabla,  r.  21(lPowell 
Mathieu  Philip,   assistant   engineer  Oregon  Imp.  SS. 

Mississippi 
Mathieu  &  Barrett  (Jules   Mathieu  and  Edward  Bar- 
rett) proptrs  The  Odeon,  lOSDupont 


OAK,  ASH,  HICKORY,  WHITEWOOD,  BEECH. 


JOHN  WIGMORE, 
i:t:i  Spear  Nt. 


G..D.  MORSE, 


PHOTOGRAPHER.  820  MARKET  ST. 

Pbotograpby  in  "H  itn  branclie»i  exc><-uted  in  any  style. 


MAT 


640 


MAT 


Mathieu  &  Maieon   (Alphonse   Mathieu  and  Leon  A. 

Maisou)  mnfg  jewelers,  15  Trinity 
Mathison   Andrew   C,    bookkeeper    Abner  Doble,  r. 

Oakland 
Mathison  George,  barber,  r.  Hausa  Hotel 
Mathison  George,  clerk  Charles  P.  Mayer,  r,  23  Sixth 
Mathison  M.  A., seaman,  r.  127  Jackson 
Mathison  Blargaret,  widow,  r.  417  Minna 
Mathison  Thomas  (Starr  &  Mathison)  r.  N  s  Berry ,bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Mathison  Walter,  clerk  Starr  &  Mathison,  r.N  s  Berry, 

bet  Fourth  and  Fifth  * 

B^Mathisou.     SeeMatheson,  Mathewson,  Mathieson 

and  Matthewson 
Matick  Michael,  stevedore,  r.  130G  Pacific 
Matilda  Clara,  tailoress,  r.  1111  Koarny,  rear 
Matlock  Levi  B.,  uiufr  marking  ink,  r.  407  O'Farrell 
Matraja  Samuel,  expressman,  NE cor  Washington  and 

Front,  r.-619  Front 
Matron!  Lorenzo,  drayman,  r.  516  Filbert,  rear 
Matscheck  Ferdinand  L.,  c!erk  Joseph  Young,  r.  1114 

Folsom 
Matschke  Henry,  waiter,  r.  H30  Pacific 
Matsen  John,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
Matsen  Peter,  seaman,  r.  534  First  i 

Matson  Annie,  domestic  1011  Post 
Matson  A.  O.,  seaman,  r.  238  Steuart 
Matson  August,  shoemaker,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
Matson  Carl  A.,  laborer,  r.  531  East 
Matson  Hans  E.,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sut- 
ter 
Matson  James  C,  shoecutter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
Matson  Jens,  Master  Mariners'  Ben.  Assn,  413  Sutter 
Matson  John,  tanner,  r.  412  Shotwell 
Matson  John  V.,  longshoreman,  r.  732  J^  Minna 
Matson  Mary,  widow,  r.  0  Harrison  Av 
Matson  Matson,  seaman  bktn  Ella,  r.  140  Folsom 
Matson  N.,  quartermaster  O.  R.  and  N.  SS.  Columbia 
Matson  Samuel  S.,  shoemaker,  r.  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Baker 
fi^Matson.    See  Madson  and  Mattsou 
Mattat  Charles  G.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  316  Montgom- 
ery Av,  r.  821  Greenwich 
Matte  Henry,  papercarrier,  r.  1520  Dupont 
Matter  Charles,  laborer,  r.  535  Mission 
Matter  Felix,  driver  Willows  Brewery 
Matter  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Es  Mission  Eoad.nr  Ocean 

View  Station 
Matterer  Joseph,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Mattern  Frederick  W.,  r.  202  Stockton 
Matteru  Herman  (Mattern  &  Moore)  r.  8  John 
Mattern  Otto,  machinist  Joshua  Hendy,  r.  8  John 
Mattern  &  Moore  (Herman  Mattern  and  Robert  Moore) 

dealers  leather  and  findings,  42  Geary 
Mattero  Steven,  packer  Sol.  Wangenheim  &  Co.,  r.  722 

Broadway 
Matterson  Martin,  first  mate  schr  California,  r.  626 

East 
Mattes  John,  woodcarver,  r.  59  Stevenson 
Matteson  Jesse,  fireman  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works, 

r.lii  Garden 
Mattefeldt  Christopher,  tailor,  r.  232  Eitch 
Mattefeldt  George,  drayman,  418  Front,  r.  424  Bran- 
nan 
Mattfield  Mary,  domestic  1022  Pine 
Matthaei  W.  G.,  druggist,  r.  713  Taylor 
Matthaei  W.  G.  Mrs.,  milliner,  r.  713  Taylor 
Matthai  Charles  W.,  cook,  r.  14  Langtou 
Matthai  John  C.  H.  (John  C.  H.  Matthai  &  Son)  r.  E  s 

Mission,  nr  Twenty-ninth 
Matthai  John  C.  H.  &  Son  (John  C.  H.  and  Richard 

Matthai)  wagonmakers,  E  s  Mission,  nr  Twenty- 
ninth 
Matthai  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  r.  131  Turk 
Matthai  Richard  (John  ('.  H.  Matthai  &   Son)  r.  E  s 

Mission,  nr  Twenty-ninth 
Matthew  David,  engineer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  1101 

Howard 
Matthew  David  Jr.,  machinist  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 

1161  Howard 
Matthew  George,  carpetweaver,  r.  214  Stevenson 
Matthews  Ambrose  P.,  salesman  Newmark,  Gruenberg 

&  Co.,  r.  678  Twentieth 
Matthews  Annie  Miss,  teacher  music  University  City 

College,  r.  11'.)  Haight 
Matthews  Bernard,   laborer,   r.   SE  cor  Clipper  and 

Diamond 
Matthews  Calvin  J.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  r. 

Oakland 
Matthews  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  2  Park  PI 


Matthews  Charles,  driver  Pioneer  Soda  Water  Works, 

r.  713  Sanchez 
Matthews  Cornalita,  domestic  236  Second 
Matthews  David  T.,  woolgrader,  r.  113  Langton 
Matthews  Eliza,  widow,  r.  542  Howard 
Matthews  E.  P.,  r.  The  Baldwin 
Matthews  Fred.  C,  with  Edwards,  Pickens  &  Fulton, 

r.  709  Van  Ness  Av 
Matthews  George,  seaman,  r.  206  Pacific 
Matthews  George  H.,  packer  Andrew  Frei,  r.  1417  Fol- 
som 
Matthews  Henry,  capitalist.  Oil  Clay,  r.  Oakland 
Matthews    James,    boot   and  shoemaker,   537  Sacra. 

mento,  r.  1805  Stockton 
Matthews  James,  laborer,  r.  322  Vallejo 
Matthews  James,  D.  D. ,    principal  University 

City  College,  r.  119  Haight 
Matthews  James  E.,  engineer,  r.  323  Bryant 
Matthews  James  E.,  hackman,  r.  2611  Mission 
Matthews  John,  liquor  saloon,  4  Jackson 
Matthews  John,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Bonita 
Matthews  John  A.  (Matthews  &  Brown)  r. SanBruno 

Hotel 
Matthews  John  J.,  fisherman,  r.  715  Davis 
Matthews  John  M.,  xshysician  and  phrenologist,  r.  205 

Chattanooga 
Matthews  Julius,  waiter  Palace  Hotel,  r.  267  Minna 
Matthews  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  1122  Bryant 
Matthews  Lee  B.,  captain  night  inspectors  Custom 

House,  r.  9  South  Park 
Matthews  Maria  F.  Miss,  saleslady  J.  H.  Malone,  r. 

925  Market 
Matthews  Mary,  furnished  rooms.  4  Jackson 
Matthews  Mary  A.  Miss,  assistant  South  S.  F.  School, 

r.  1929  Jessie 
Matthews  Michael,  peddler,  r.  211  Eighth 
Matthews  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  10  Bryant  Av,  rear 
Matthews  Patrick,  oventender  Cal.    Glass  Works,   r. 

1122  Bryant 
Matthews  Peter,  laborer  Selby  Smelting  Works,  r.  8 

Harry  PI 
Matthews  Peter,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
Matthews  S.  A.  Mrs.,  stationery  and  fancy  goods,  NW 

cor  Eddy  and  Pierce 
Matthews  Samuel,  rigger,  r.  833  Dolores 
Matthews  Samuel  Jr.,  blacksmith,  r.  833  Dolores 
Matthews  Samuel  D.,  contractor  and  builder,  713  San- 
chez 
Matthews  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  218  Minna 
Mattlie^vs  'Williain,  attorney   at  law,   ofllce  120 

Sutter,  rooms  54-56,  r.  2115  Sacramento 
Matthews  William,  grainer,  r.  713  Sanchez 
Matthews   William  A.,  workman   coiner's   dept  U.  S. 

Mint,  r.  742  Minna 
Matthews  William  D.,  jeweler  Thomas  Lundy,  r.  Berk- 
eley 
Matthews  William  F.,  sewing  machines,  149  Seventh 
Matthews  William  H.,  salesman  Lebenbaum  &  Gold- 
berg, r.  329  O'Farrell 
Matthews  William  R.  (W.  R.  Matthews  &   Co.)  r.  5H 

Kearny 
Matthews   W.   R.   &  Co.  (William  R.   Matthews  and 

Morton  S.  Sayre)  real  estate  agents,  5}^  Kearny 
Matthews  &  Brown  (John  A.  Matthews  and  George  L. 
Brown)  tannery,  NE  cor  San  Bruno  Road  and  Army 
8^  Matthews.     See  Mathews 
Matthewson  A.,  watchman  stmr  Reform 
Matthewson  Mary  J.  Miss,  glovemaker,  r.  46   Tehama 
e^  Matthewson.    See  Matheson,  Mathewson,  Mathie- 
son and  Mathison 
Matthey  Robert,  bakery,  1523  Mission 
Matthias  Herman,  oysterman,  r.  613  Stevenson 
Matthias  Louis  W.,  electrotyper  Palmer  &  Rey,r.  1821 

Powell 
Matthiesen  Mathias,   shoemaker,  203   Seventh,  r.  219 

Twelfth 
Matthiesen  Mathias,  shoemaker,  640  Filbert,  r.  923 

Greenwich 
Mattia  Leoni,  mat'ble worker,  r.  612  Broadway 
Mattice  Alouzo,  cardriver,  r.  721  Howard 
Matticevich  Nicholas,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Washington,  r.  703  Stockton 
Mattingly  D.  A.,  assistant  foreman   Sol.  Wangenheim 

&  Co.,  r.  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Mattingly  John  A.,  salesman  George  W.  Meade  &  Co., 

r.  Oakland 
Mattingly  Richard  C,  clerk  Hanson  &  Co.,  r.  904  Mc 

Allister 
Mattison  John,  actor  Winter  Garden,  r.  6  Bond 
Mattison  John,  master  mariner,  r.  729  Treat  At 


LOUIS  BRAVERMAN  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  of  FINE  JEWELRY  in  all  its 
branches.  119  MONTGOMERY  ST. 


LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY 


eOOI>   WORK.   LOW   PRICES. 

OFFICE,  648  MARKET  STREET. 


MAT 


641 


MAY 


Mattison  Max,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Pekiug 

Mattison  N.  G.  Mrs.,  r.  210  Hyde 

Mattison  Richard  C,  clerk  Scolield  &  Tevis.  r.  1815 
Hyde 

Mattone  Angelo,  waiter,  r.  318  Ninth 

Mattoon  Joseph  S.  (Mattoou  &  Danglada)  r.  San  Ma- 
teo 

Mattoou  &  Danglada  (Joseph  S.  Mattoon  and  Ignacio 
Danglada)  ship  and  Custom  House  hrokers,  502 
Battery 

Mattos  Charles,  bootblack,  434  Pine,  r.  249  Steven- 
son 

Mattox  Henry  A.,  bookkeeper  Anglo-Californian  Bank, 
r.  502  Bush 

Mattsen  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Mattsen  O.  M.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

Mattson  August,  captain  bark  Harvest  Home,  r.  614 
Linden  Av 

Mattson  John,  miller  Eisen  Bros.,  r.  1120  Mission 

Mattson  Maurity,  laborer,  r.  &,i  Natoma 

Mattson  Olof,  master  mariner,  r.  1913  Laguna 

Mattson  R.  W.,  assistant  keeper  Farallone  Light 
House 

0=?"Mattson.     See  Madison,  Mad.son  and  Matson 

Mattsson  John,  machinist,  r.  547  Mission 

Mattullatli  Hugo,  president  Mattullath  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  r.  1511  Mission 

Mattullatli  Mauufacturing  Co.  (Cooperage) 
Hugo  Mattullath  president,  oflice  and  factory 
S  8  Brannan.  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Matty  John,  gardener  Thomas  Kodgers,  r.  28  Haw- 
thorne 

Matulich  Alexander,  teamster,  r.  110  William 

Matulich  Marco,  fruits  and  vegetables,  610  Laguna 

Matzdorff  Moritz,  cigars  and  tobacco,  625  Union 

Matzen  Emma,  domestic  189  Hyde 

Matzen  Severiu,  cook  German  Hospital 

Man  Albert  &  Co.  (Mrs.  Otella  Mau  and  Hermann 
J.  Sadler)  importers  and  wholesale  grocers,  18-20 
Front,  15-19  Pine  and  212-214  Market 

Mau  Christian,  fruits  and  vegetables,  2028  Fillmore, 
r.  2316  Pine 

Mau  Henry,  confectioner  Westerfeld  &  Page,  r.  317 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Mau  John  W.,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Minnesota,  bet  Nevada 
and  Yolo 

Mau  Otella  Mrs.  (Albert  Mau  &  Co.)  r.  2324  Pacific  Av 

Mau  William  F.,  merchant,  office  212  Market,  r.  2324 
Pacific  \v 

B£^Mau.    See  Mow 

Maiibec  Charles,  secretary  La  Solidarite  French  Mu- 
tual Beneficial  Assn,  729  Montgomery,  r.  1529}^ 
Geary 

Mauch  Theobald,  bookkeeper  Heywood  Bros.  &  Co., 
r.  1927  Sutter  ' 

Mauck  Katherine,  widow,  r.  1007  Mission 

Mauerhan  Conrad,  gardener,  r.  NW  cor  Steiner  and 
Eddy 

Mauerhan  Conrad,  seaman,  r.  536  Jessie 

Mauerhan  Gottlieb  A.,  iustrumentmaker  Conrad  J. 
Weinman,  r.  Hansa  Hotel 

Mauerhan  William,  bartender  M.  Detels  &  Co.,  r.  8 
Sacramento 

Maugein  Frances  Mme.,  hairworker,  1324  M  Polk 

Maugeln  Paul,  warehouseman,  r.  1324}<j  Polk 

Maugham  James,  gardener,  r.  303  Austin 

Maugham  Annie,  nurse,  1900  Franklin 

Maugban  Mary,  bakery,  814  Laguna 

Maulbach  Leopold,  maltster  Potrero  Yeast  and  Distil- 
ling Co.,  r.  W  8  Minnesota,  nr  Yolo 

Mauldiu  Hugh,  salesman  Randolph  &  Co.,r.  700  Bush 

Maulfair  M.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  934  Howard 

Maume  Johanna,  widow,  r.  5  Natoma 

Mauuie  Matthew  B.,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r. 
5  Natoma 

Maume  Michael  E.,  clerk  Bennett  &  Wjgginton,  r. 
Oakland 

Maume  William,  r.  5  Natoma 

Maunder  Matthew  C,  painter,  r.  1233  Lombard 

Maupin  Zerelda  H.,  widow,  r.  634  Post 

Maiiran  Joseph  R.,  draftsman  D.  S.  Surveyor-Gen- 
eral's Office,  r.  Oakland 

Maurejau  Peter,  laborer,  r.  Fifth  Av,  bet  N  and  Rail- 
road Av,  South  3.  F. 

Maurer  Charles  J.,  clerk  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  724 
Sixteenth 

Maurer  F.  C.  Mrs.,  operator  Greenebaum,  Sachs  & 
Freeman,  r.  Oakland 

Maurer  Frank,  boxmaker,  r.  134  Ninth 

Maurer  Frederick,  searcher  records,  r.  724  Sixteenth 


Maurer  Frederick  Jr.,  clerk  Gal.  Sugar  Refinery,  r.  724 

Sixteenth 
Maurer  Leo,  r.  367  Minna 
Maurer  Peter,  toll  collector  Section  3  Sea  Wall,  r.  134 

Ninth 
Maurer  William  F.,  laborer,  r.  134  Ninth 
Mauret  M.,  baker,  r.  721}^  Broadway 
Maurette  John,  laborer,  r.  3  Quincy  PI 
Maurice  Charles,  laborer,  r.  1012  Montgomery 
Maurice  Joseph,  retoucher  Jones,  Robinson  &  Co.,  r. 

115  Fourth 
Maurie  A.  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  610  Sacramento 
Maurin  Jean  Baptist,  hatter,  1047  Market 
Maurin  Joseph,  wheelwright,  r.  714  Sansome 
Maurin  Jules,  teacher  languages,  r.  1221  Mission 
Maury  Jeflerson,  captain  P.  M.  88.  City  of  Tokio 
Mauser  Charles,  black.smith,  r.  732  Natoma 
Mauser  Mat.  Albrecht,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Steuart 

and  Mission 
MauBshardt  Conrad,  wine  dealer,  r.  623  Fell 
Mautalan  Charles,  shoecutter,  r.  442  Green 
Mautz  Albert  (MoUer  &  Mautz)  r.  1407  Powell 
Mawdsley  George,  r.  16  Stockton 
Mawson  Edwin  R.,  shipjoiner,  r.  SE  cor  Seventh  Av 

and  M,  South  8.  F. 
Mawson  George  S.,  city  agent  Commercial  Union  As- 
surance Co.,  210  Sansome,  r.  717  O'Farrell 
Maxaner  George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1017  J^  Clay 
Maxey  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  48  Minna 
Maxey  Frederick,  painter,  r.  48  Minna 
Maxfield  Edward  J.,  driver  Pac.  Carriage  Co.,  r.  929 

Howard 
Maxfield  George  L.,  organbuilder  John  Bergstrom,  r. 

E  s  Prospect  Av,  nr  Coso  Av,  B.  H. 
Maxfield   George  R.,  second  officer  P.  C.  SS.  State  of 

California,  r.  423  Fremont 
Maxfield  H.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  221  Powell 
Maxfield  James,  driver  Bryden  &  Hinckley,  r.  5  Anna 
Maxfield  P.,  driver  Baldwin  Stables 
Maxson  Frank,  president  Crystal  Soda  Water  Co.,  NE 

cor  Stockton  and  Union,  r.  2629  Bush 
Blaxson  Lizzie  B,  Mrs.,  r.  1206  Market 
Maxwell  Alice  Mrs.,  r.  1911  Stockton 
Maxwell  E.  J.  (Pac.  Coast  Mnfg  Co.)  r.  952  Howard 
Maxwell  George,  bellman  Russ  House 
Maxwell  George  F.,  clerk  and  foreman  Engine  No.  12, 

8.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  1911  Stockton 
Rlax-vvell  George  H.   (Mawell  &  Belden)  and  offic- 
ial stenographer  U.  8.  Circuit  Court  and  notary 

public,  office  66  Nevada  Block,  r.  526  Post 
Maxwell  George  R.,  receiving    teller  First  National 

Gold  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r.  131  Twelfth 
Maxwell  James,  blacksmith,  r.  541  Fourth 
Maxwell  Jennie  Mrs.,  r.  719  Clay 
Maxwell  J.  J.,  reporter  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 
Maxwell  John  R.,  boatman,  r.  1911  Stockton 
Maxwell  Mary,  domestic  1000  Van  Ness  Av 
Maxwell  Mary  E.  Miss,  assistant  Valencia  St.  Primary 

School,  r.l31  Twelfth 
Maxwell  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  131  Twelfth 
Maxwell  Ricliard  T.,    physician,   office    and  r. 

400  Stockton 
Maxwell  T.  B.  (Pacific  Coast  Mnfg  Co.)  r.  952  Howard 
Maxwell   Thomas    (Waterbury   &   Maxwell)    r.  308M 

Tenth 
Maxwell  Wesley  S.,  painter,  r.  875  Folsom 
Maxwell  William,  collector  John  Smith,  r.  1911  Stock- 
ton 
Maxwell  William  A.  (Bro-wTi  &  Maxwell)    and   official 

reporter  Superior  Court  dept  No.  9,  r.  Oakland 
Maxwell  &  Beldeu   (George  H.   Maxwell   and  E. 

S.  Belden)  shorthand  reporters,  66  Nevada  Block 
May  A.,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
May  Albert,  clerk,  r.427  Bush 
May  Alfred,  master  mariner,  r.  608)4  Fourth 
May  .\udrew,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Shasta,  bet  Michigan  and 

Illinois 
May  Anton,  cigarmaker,  r.  28  M  First 
May  August,  cooper  Dietrich  Bucking,  r.  38 M  Tehama 
May  Benjamin,  salesman  A.  Palidini,  r.  307  Broadway 
May  Calvin  8.,  with  The  Bradstreet  Co.,  r.  Berkeley 
May  Edward,   bookkeeper   Livingston   &   Co..   r.   426 

O'Farrell 
May  Edward  F.,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  126 

Fourteenth 
May  Frank  B.,  cashier  J.   C.Johnston   &   Co.,  r.  2210 

Mission 
May  Fulton  H.,  engineer  tug  Hiawatha,  r.  .336  'Vallejo 
May  Gustav  (Keating  &  May)  r.  231  Seventeenth 
May  Henrj-,  capitalist,  42  Nevada  Block,  r.  617  Sutter 


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May  James,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation 

May  Jennie  Mrs.,  r.  1417  Dupont 

May  John,  clerk,  r.  523  Pine 

May  John,  expressman,  cor  First  and  Brannau,  r.  424 

Brannan 
May  Joeph  (Livingston  &  Co.)  r.  1023  Powell 
May  Josephine  Mrs.,  r.  758  Harrison 
May  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  844  Mission 
May  Louis,  driver  tJ.  S.  Laundry,  r.  S  s  Sixteenth,  bet 

Valencia  and  Second  Av 
May  Louis,  laundry,  161  Sixteenth,  bet  Howarci  and 

Folsom 
May  Magdalena  Mrs.,  r.  505 5^  Natoma 
May  N.  E.  Mrs.,  r.  207  Fair  Oaks 
May  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  345  Shipley 
May  Peter,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
May  Samuel,  clerk,  r.  758  Harrison 
May  William,  house  and  sign  painter,  326  Pine,  r.  361 

Eleventh 
May  William  B.,  r.  1114  Clay 
May  William  T.,  salesman  Henry  C.  Neff,  r.  7.58  Hari- 

son 
Maybell  John,  r.  19  Hollis 
Maybell  Stfephen,  storekeeper  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue, 

r.  263  Clara 
Maybelle  Consolidated  Mining  Co.  (Mono  Co.,  Cal.) 

Wm.  J.  Taylor  secretary,  310  Pine,  room  25 
Maybern  Corinne  Mrs.,  shirtmaker,  r.  1065  Market 
May  berry  Hall,  2417  Mission 
Maybery  Charles  M.,  armorer,  r.  117  Fifth 
Mayblum  Moritz,  merchant,  r.  1353  Post 
Mayborn  Mary  J.  Mrs.,   assistant  Denman   Grammar 

School,  r.  320  J^  Ritch 
Mayburj-  Richard,  shipwright,  r.  1814  Market 
Maye,William,  porter  Preble  &  Jones,  r.  cor  Ninth  Av 

and  L,  Souths.  F. 
Mayer  Abraham,  salesman  Frank,  Goldsmith  &  Co.,  r. 

568  Minna 
Mayer  Albert  M.   S.,   bookkeeper  Anglo-Californian 

Bank,  r.  507  Post 
Mayer  Alexander,   expressman,    3    Sansome,    r.    568 

Minna 
Mayer  August,  machinist,  r.  New  Washington  Hotel 
Mayer  Bernhard,  expressman,  NW  cor  Front  and  Clay, 

r.  37  Borland 
Mayer  Brothers  (Max  and  Isidor  H.)  commission 

merchants,  121  California 
Mayer  Charles,  r.  935  Post 

Mayer  Cliarles  (California   Cloak  and  Suit  Manu- 
facturing Co.)  569  Market,  and  cloaks  and  suits, 
145  Post,  r.  820  Guerrero 
Mayer  Charles,  clerk  Charles  P.  Mayer,  r.  411  Grove 
Mayer  Charles  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Charles  Mayer,  r.  820 

Guerrero 
Mayer  Charles  P.,  oyster  saloon,  23-24  Grand  Central, 

r.  411  Grove 
Msyer  Christian  F.,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Mayer  Christian  G.,  liquor  saloon,  Ss  Fourteenth  Av, 

bet  Railroad  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Mayer  Frederick,  clerk  George  Mayer,  r.  530  Seven- 
teenth 
Mayer  Frederick  C,  bakery.  Railroad  Av,  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Mayer  Frederick  K.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1628  Folsom 
Mayer  George,  drayman,  SW  cor  California  and   Bat- 
tery, r.  530  Seventeenth 
Mayer  George,  driver  U.  S.  Brewery,  r.  NE  cor  McAl- 
lister and  Franklin 
Mayer  Henry,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 
Mayer  Henry,  clerk  S.  Kohlman,  r.  239  Seventh 
Mayer  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  109  Sutter,    r.  233 

Oak 
Mayer  Herman,  baker  Occidental  Hotel 
Mayer  Isadore,  clerk  Frank,  Goldsmith  &  Co.,  r.  568 

Minna 
Mayer  Isidore  H.  (Mayer  Brothers)  and  bookkeeper 

Fra'ukenthal,  Bacluuan  &  Co.,  r.  925  Geary 
Mayer  Jacob,  r.  162   Shipley 
Mayer  James,  fireman,  r.  516  Second 
Mayer  John  (Kayser  &  Mayer)  r.  915}^  Howard 
Mayer  John,  bottler,  r.  8  Potter 

Mayer  John,  clerk    Hugh    Huddleston,    r.  1025   Mis- 
sion 
Mayer  Jonas,  salesman  £.  Mansbach  &  Co.,r.  Oakland 
Mayer  Joseph,  carver  S.  F.  Chair  Factory,  r.  1  Washoe 

PI 
Mayer  Joseph,  clerk  Isaac  Brownstoue,  r.  NE  cor  Poet 

and  Larkin 
Mayer  Joseph,  organ  builder,  127  Page 
Mayer  Joseph,  tinsmith,  145  Third,  r.  907  McAllister 


Mayer  Joseph  E.,  bootmaker  E.  Lehmann,  r.  1428 
Howard 

Mayer  Julius  (E.  G.  Lyons  &  Co.)  r.  France 

Mayer  Lena  Miss,  r.  258  Perry 

Mayer  Lehman  S.,  salesman  Bachman  Bros.,  r.  236 
Sutter 

Mayer  M.,  r.  1428  Howard 

Mayer  Marcus,  r.  528  Turk 

Mayer  Marcus,  clerk  M.  Phillips  &  Co.,  r.  239  Seventh 

Mayer  Mary  Miss,  r.  113  Ellis 

Mayer  Mathias,  tailor,  1511  Mason 

Mayer  Max  (Mayer  Brothers)  r.  925  Geary 

Mayer  Nathan  (Kcenigsberger,  Falk  &  Mayer)  r.  614 
Sutter 

Mayer  Nathan,  clerk  Bachman  Bros.,  10-12  Battery 

Mayer  Otto,  cigarmaker,  r.  St.  George  Hotel 

Mayer  Philip,  groceries  and  liquors,  store  and  r. 
NW  cor  Eleventh  and  Natoma 

Mayer  Samuel  D.,  city  agent  Commercial  Union  As- 
surance Co.,  210  Sansome,  r.  Grand  Hotel 

Mayer  Weiidelin,  proprietor  Pioneer  Exchange 
Saloon,  SW  cor  California  and  Montgomery,  r.  708 
Lombard 

Mayer  Wilhelm,  physician,  r.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Mayer  William,  baker,  r.  625  Clay 

Mayer  William,  bootcutter,  r.  919  Stockton 

Mayer  William,  brewer,  r.  411  Pacific 

Mayer  William  A.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Beale  and 
Mission,  r.  315  Folsom 

8^"Mayer.     See  Maier,  Meier,  Meyer  and  Myer 

Mayerhofer  A.  M.  S.,  r.  501  Post 

Mayerhofer  Leonhardt  (Mayerhofer  &  Reinecke)  r. 
228  Bush 

Mayerhofer  &  Reinecke  (L.  Mayerhofer  and  William 
Reinecke)  proptrs  Siegfried's  Hotel,  228  Bush 

Mayers  A.  L.,  glazier,  r.  11  >^  Oak 

Mayers  Alfred,  stockbroker,  304  Montgomery,  r.  24 
Sixth 

Mayers  Annie,  widow,  r.  172  Clementina,  rear 

Mayers  August,  butcher  William  Oswald,  r.  1012  Pa- 
cific 

Mayers  Barnard,  expressman,  116  Sansome.  r.  239  Sev- 
enth 

Mayers  Bartholomew,  clerk  Mrs.  S.  Mish,  r.  3031  Six- 
teenth 

Mayers  Benjamin,  salesman  Julius  Samuels,  r.  15  Oak 

Mayers  George,  poultry  dealer,  r.  418  Powell 

Mayers  Henry,  driver  John  Sposito,  r.  933  Mission 

Mayers  John,  boots  and  shoes,  1712  Leavenworth 

Mayers  Minnie  Miss,  hairdresser  Samuel  Monks,  HI 
Stockton 

Mayers  Morris,  glazier  and  dealer  glass,  716  Wash- 
ington, r.  3031  Sixteenth 

Mayers  Philip,  architect,  r.  Ill  Hayes 

Mayers  Rachel  Miss,  assistant  Eighth  St.  Primary 
School,  r.  3031  Sixteenth 

Mayers  Robert,  watches,  jewelry  and  Japanese  goods, 
621  Market,  r.  Lombard  PI,  bet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Mayers  Robert  W.,  glovecutter,  r.  Lombard  PI,  bet 
Stockton  and  Powell 

Mayers  Samuel,  butcher,  r.  2021  Fillmore 

Mayers  Simon  (Langfeld  &  Mayers,  Yokohama,  Japan) 
office  317  Front,  r.  70S  Mason 

Mayers  Thomas,  clerk  D.  Hennessy,  r.  172  Clementina 

B£?"  Mayers.     See  Meyers  and  Myers 

Mayes  George,  oyster  and  chop  house,  40-42  Califor- 
nia Market,  r.  1711  Webster 

Mayfield  Abraham,  wholesale  dealer  crockery  and 
glassware,  122  Battery,  r.  4063'4  Larkin 

Mayfield  James  H.,  waiter  J.  Bertz,  r.  146  Minna,  rear 

Mayflower  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Placer  Co.,  Cal.)  Joseph 
Moiizio  secretary,  328  Montgomery,  room  24 

Mayhew  Charles  H.,  clerk  Frederick  C.  Keil,  r.  128 
Golden  Gate  Av 

Mayhew  Enoch  C,  bookkeeper  Braunschweiger  i 
Bumsted,  r.  126  Sixth 

Mayhew  Frank  E.,  clerk  Livingston  &  Co.,  r.  128  Gol- 
den Gate  Av 

Mayhew  H.  Allen,  grainbroker,  302  Davis,  r.  East  Oak- 
land 

Mayhew  Hebron  B.  (Mayhew  &  Taggard)  r.  128  Gol- 
den Gate  Av 

Mayhew  Henry  H.  (Coffin   &   Mayhew)    v.   2318  Mis- 
sion 
Mayhew  Isaac,  printer,  r.  915  Sacramento 
Mayhew  John  H.,  port  captain  Pope  &   Talbot,  r.  18 
Guy  PI 

Mayhew  William  B.,  salesman  Athearn  &  Co.,  r.  W  8 
Church,  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 


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Mayliew  William  E,,  drugs  and  medicines,  141 

Fourth,  r.  806  Howard 
MayUe^v    &   Taggard  (Hebron  B.  Maybew  and 
James  A.  Taggard)  internal  revenue  and  Custom 
House  brokers,  417  Washington 
Mayhood   George,  conductor  Geary  St.   RR.,  r.  1602 

Geary 
Mayle  Charles,  clerk  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  460  Sixth 
Mayn  Mathias,  cellarman   Kohler  &  Frohling,  r.  11 

August  Alley 
Maynard  Duncan  D.,  insurance  broker,  311  California, 

r.  1438  Ellis 
Maynard  Duff  G.,  entry  clerk  Cunningham,  Curtiss  & 

Welch,  r.  1521  Washington 
Maynard  Ernest,  shoemaker,  r.  555  Mission 
Maynard  George  H.,  porter    H.  Dutard,  r.  Prescott 

House 
Maynard  Henry  G.,  miner,  r.  722  Bush 
Maynard  James,  clerk  general  freight  office  C.  P.  RR., 

r.  1419  Bush 
Maynard   John,   bartender  Wissing    &    Levy,   r.   230 

Kearny 
Maynard  John  B.,  clerk  O.  R.  and  N.  Go's  Wharf,  r. 

30  McAllister 
Maynard  John  C,   insurance  commissioner  State  of 
California,   office  401   California,   room  6,  r.  San 
Mateo 
Maynard  John  H.,  capitalist,  315   California,  room  16 
Maynard  Lydia  R.,  widow,  r.  1521  Washington 
Maynard  Lucius  S.,  cari^enter,  r.  525  Sixth 
Maynard  Lydia  Mrs.,   widow,   medium,  r.  120  Fourth 
Maynard  Ramos,  milker  John  Anglade,  r.   S  s  Univer- 
sity Mound  College 
Maynard  Sallie  V.,  widpw,  r.  642  Folsom 
Maynard  V.  M.  Mrs.,  medium,  r.  45  Third 
Mayue  Charles,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Mayne  Henry  J.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  546  Folsom 
Mayue  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  423  ttatoma 
[^"Mayne.     See  Main  and  Meyn 
Mayntzer  Joseph,  butcher,  r.  728  Broadway,  rear 
Mayo Miss,   actress   Haverly's   California   Thea- 
tre, r.  207  Kearny 
Mayo  Albion  K.  P.,  r.  345  Minna 
Mayo  Alfred  iMcD.,   clerk   Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co.,  r. 

255  Clementina 
Mayo  Alphonse  C,  engraver  A.  L.   Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

14  Oak 
Mayo  Charles,  pilot,  office  506  Battery,  room  9,  r.  1111 

Montgomery 
Mayo  Clara  E.  Miss,    medium,  331   Kearny,  room  8,  r. 

332  Turk 
Mayo  Enoch  C,  bookkeeper,  r.  126  Sixth 
Mayo  H.  C,  clerk,  r.  14  Oak 

Mayo  Helen  Miss,  cloakmaker,  r.  2225  California 
Mayo  James  J.,  twister  Seal  Rock   Tobacco  Co.,  r.  28 

Everett 
Mayo  Leander,  laborer,  r.  109  Chambers 
Mayo  Nathaniel   C,   contractor   and  bmlder,   r.  332 

Turk 
Mayo  Richard   G.,  ornamental   painter,  r.  905 }<J  Guer- 
rero 
Mayo  Willis  E.,  seaman  P.  C.  SS.  Salinas,  r.  623  Stev- 
enson 
Mayock  Henry,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  12  Bourbin  PI 
Mayock  Stonewall.  Barbers' Pro.  Union,  312  Post 
Mayons  Alfonso  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  1307  Geary 
Mayor  of  San  Francisco,  office   New  City  Hall, 

first  floor 
Mayow  Ernest,  ironmolder,  r.  19  Folsom  Av 
Mayow  Robert,  shoemaker,  r.  19  Folsom  Av 
Mayr  Michael,  laborer,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
Mayrhofer  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  430  Fourth 
Mayrisch  Adolph    (Mayrisch  Brothers  &   Co.)  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Mayrisch    Brotliers    &    Co.    (Adolph,   Gustave 
and  Rudolph  Mayrisch)  mnfrs  cigars  and  import- 
ers manufactured  and  leaf   tobacco,  405   Battery, 
cor  Clay 
Mayrisch  Gustave  (Mayrisch  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  Ala- 
meda 
Mayrisch  Otto,  foreman  Harris  Bros.,  r.  1912  Mason 
Mayrisch   Otto  Jr.,  foreman  E.   SikeB  &   Co.,   r.  812 

Kearny 
Mayrisch  Rudolph   (Mayrisch  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  914 

Greenwich 
Mayrisch  William,  barber,  r.  1912  Mason 
Mays  William  H.,  physician,  office  and  r.  518  Sutter 
Maysenhalder  Fred.,  tanner,  r.  .5-!2!<i  Shotwell,  rear 
Mayson  Joseph  M.,  speculator,  office  324  Montgomery, 
r.  16  Geary 


Mayville  Francis,  carpenter,  r.  W  sK,  bet   Twentieth 

and  Twenty-first  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
Mazane  Alexander,  baker,  r.  824  Montgomery 
Mazatko  August,  r.  Helvetia  Hotel 
Mazeas  John   M.,  master  mariner,  r.  SE  cor  Stockton 

and  Pacific 
Mazeau  Honora  Mrs.,  ironer  Standard  Shirt  Factory, 

r.  316  Minna 
Mazetta  Bartolomeo,  Swiss  Ben.  Soc,  627  Commer- 
cial 
Mazon  George,  clerk  Samuel  Hartman,  r.  510  Jessie 
Mazone  Auguste,  baker,  r.  410  Broadway 
Mazzera  Giuseppe,  Garibaldi  Guard,  423  Broadway 
Mazzi  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  26  Montgomery  Av,  r.  518 

Pacific 
Mazzi  Philip  (Gaulzata  &  Co.)  r.  1334  Bush 
Mazzini  Achille,  longshoreman,  r.  413  Union 
Mazzini  Andrea,  laborer,  r.  222  Broadway 
Mazzini  Annie  Mrs.,  r.  4  Scotland 
Mazzini  Louis,  tinsmith,  r.  2635  Post 
McAdam  Alexander  J.,  machinist,  r.  259  Octavia 
McAdam  D.,  molder  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McAdam  Edward,  woolgrader  George  Abbot,  r.  W  s 

Church,  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
McAdam  Lizzie,  domestic  514  Eddy 
McAdam  Margaret  Mrs.,  r.  259  Octavia 
McAdam  Neil  L.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  259  Octavia 
McAdams  A.  Miss,  canuer  Cutting  Packing  Co.,  r.  308 

Jessie 
McAdams  Annie  Miss,  waitress,  r.  737  Brannan 
McAdams   Edward,  copperplate  printer,  r.  139  Clara, 

rear 
McAdams  Frank,  cashier  M.  J.  Flavin,  r.  921  Green- 
wich 
McAdams  John.boilermaker,  r.  W  s  Capp,  bet  Twen- 
ty-fifth and  Twenty-sixth 
McAdams  John,  longshoreman,  r.  E  s  Faith,  bet  Cali- 
fornia Av  and  Brewster,  B.  H. 
McAdams  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  1160  Folsom 
McAdams  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  S  s  Army,  nr  Noe 
McAdams  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  335  Jessie 
McAdams  William,  woolsorter,  r.  35  Park  Av 
McAdoo  John,   machinist  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  2715  Mis- 

si  on 
McAdoo   John    W.,    nightwatchman     Safe    Deposit 

Bldg,  r.  250  Sutter 
McAdoo  Matthew,  coachman  920  Van  Ness  av 
McAfee  Boiler  Works,  McAfee  &  Co.  proptrs,  210-214 

Spear 
McAfee  Brothers  (C.  William   and  Louis  C.)  real 

estate  agents,  328  Montgomery,  room  6 
McAfee  0.  William  (McAfee  Brothers)  r.  2300  Califor- 
nia 
McAfee  Edwin,  with  Scofield  &  Tevis,  r.  2300  Califor- 
nia 
McAfee  James,  compositor,  r.  512  Leavenworth 
McAfee  John,  machinist  McAfee   &    Co.,  r.  1010  Treat 

Av 
McAfee  Louis  C.  (McAfee  Brothers)  r.  1250  Taylor 
McAfee  Thomas,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McAfee  Thomas  C,  clerk  auditor's  dipt  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Go's  Express,  r.  1026  Sacramento 
McAfee  William  (McAfee  &  Co.)  r.  1010  Treat  Av 
McAfee  William,  woodcarver,  r.  21 H  Harriet 
McAfee  William  A.,  bookkeeper  McAfee  &  Co.,  r.  1528 

California 
McAfee  &  Co.  (William  McAfee  and  James  Hamilton) 

proptrs  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  210-214  Spear 
l^"McAfee.     See  McFee  and  McPhee 
Mc.\laney  Alexander,  gardener,  r.  2425  Filbert 
McAlaney  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  913  Battery,  rear 
MtAlaney  Peter,  teamster,  r.  903  Battery 

McAleer ,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 

Mc.\leer  Alice,  widow,  r.  425  Shipley 

McAleer  Andrew,  bookkeeper  Larzelere  &  Witham,  r. 

9  Laurel  PI 
McAleer  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  32  Turk 
McAleer  Charles,  clerk,  r.  319  Ivy  Av 
McAleer  Edward  C,  collector  Hutchinson  &  Mann,  r. 

34  John 
McAleer  Frank,  foreman  boilermaker  H.  W.  Rice,  r. 

158  Shipley 
McAleer  Frank,  tannery.  NE  cor  Serpentine  Av  and 

Hampshire,  r.  1218  Hampshire 
McAleer  Hugh,  sawyer  Enterprise  Mill  and  Building 

Co.,  r.  79  Clementina 
McAleer  James,   clerk   I.   F.   Eaton  &  Son,  r.  717  Va- 
lencia 
McAleer  James,  expressman,  122  Sutter,  r.  3  Hubbard 
McAleer  Julia  Mrs.,  r.  1525  Mason 


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McAleer  Lizzie,  domestic  1105  Van  Ness  Av 

McAleer  Maggie  Miss,  r.  3  Hubbard 

McAleer  Mary,  widow,  r.  3  Hubbard 

McAleer  Mary,  domestic  5  Quincy  PI 

McAlester  Albert,   clerk  McAlester,   Jones   &   Co.,   r. 

1210  Clay 
McAlester,  Jones  dc  Co.  (William  F.  McAlester, 

Charles  A.  Jones  and  Luther  Rodgers)  real  estate 

agents  and  house  agents,  422  Montgomery 
McAlester  William   F.    (McAlester,  Jones   &   Go.)  r. 

1210  Clay 
McAlister  Alfred  A.,  upholsterer,   134   Hayes,    r.   304 

Third 
McAlister  C.  Edward,   salesman  Elchard   Finling,  r. 

304  Third 
McAlister  Cliarles  J.,   furniture   mnfrs'   agent,  r.  304 

Third 
McAlister  C.  J.  Mrs.,  boarding,  304  Third 
McAlister  Prosper,  upholsterer,  r.  1217  Polk 
McAlister  Thomas,  upholsterer,   928   Larkin.  r.  1217 

Polk 
McAlister  William  H.,  agent  Liggett  &  Myers  Tobacco 

Co.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  office  20G  Front,  r.  709  Polk 
McAUaster  H.   E.    Mrs.,   widow,   dressmaker,   r.  118 

Eddy 
McAUep  John  W.,  captain  SS.  Empire,  r.  1121  Ellis 
McAUei)  William  I.,   captain  schr  Trustee,  office  44 

Market 
McAllister  Adam  Rev.,  chaplain  U.  S.  A.,  r.501  Geary 
McAllister  Archibald  C.,  wood  and  coal,  NE  cor  Hayes 

and  Buchanan,  r.  133  Page 
McAllister  Benjamin  B.,   engineer  S.   P.   RR.,  r.  740 

Sixteenth 
McAllister  George  W.,  compositor,  r.  2  Delgado  PI 
McAllister  Hall  (McAllister  &  Bergln)  r.  517  Mason 
McAllister  Harvey  H.,  clerk,  r.  44  Sixth 
McAllister  James,  clerk  John  Kane,  r.  Willow  Av,  bet 

Buchanan  and  Webster 
McAllister  James,  grocer,  r.  709  Grove 
McAllister  John,  laborer,  r.  1426  Dolores 
McAllister  John,  machinist,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
McAllister  John  H.,  wool  grader,  426  Townsend,  r.539 

Howard 
McAllister  L.,  r.  636  Commercial 
McAllister  Mary,  widow,  r.  42  Jessie 
■McAllister  M.  Hall,  clerk  C.  Adolphe  Low  &  Co.,  r. 

517  Mason 
McAllister  Rosa  Miss.  r.  4  Virginia  PI 
McAllister  Wiird,  attorney  at  law,  38-39  Nevada  Block, 

r.  607  Sutter 
McAllister  W.  H.,  chiropodist,  r.  142  J^  Fourth 
McAllister  William  B.,  dentist,  office  and  r.2628 

Sacramento 
McAllister  William   F.,  physician,  office  and   r.  1  St. 

Ann's  Bldg 
McAllister  <!te  Berlin  (Hall  McAllister  and  Thomas 

I.  Bergin)  attorneys  at  law,  38-39  Nevada  Block 
8^"McAllister.     See  McCallister 
Mc.\llyne  James,  laborer,   r.   S  s  Bay,   bet  Hyde  and 

Larkin 
McAlpin  Arthur  B.,  photographer  Rieman  &  Co.,  r.l21 

O'Farrell 
McAlpin  Charles  A.,  painter,  1514  Pacific  Av 
McAlpin  Joseph,  machinist  William   Hawkins,  r.  317 

First 
McAlpin  Margaret,  widow,  r.  908  Lombard 
McAndrew  Thomas,  ironmolder,  r.  31  Perry 
McAndrews  Helen  Mrs.,  milliner,  r.  227  O'Farrell 
McAndrews  John,   expressman,   NW   cor  Davis  and 

Broadway,  r.  9  Midway 
McAndrews  John,  fireman  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
McAneny  George  B.,  capitalist, office  29  Nevada  Block, 

r.  Palace  Hotel 
McAneny  Peter,  laborer,  r.  E  s  Nebraska,  bet  Yolo  and 

Sonoma 
McAneny  Sarah,  widow,  bakery,  USS  Bryant 
McAnespie  Jcihn,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  SW 

cor  Pixley  and  Fillmore 
McAnift' Ellen,  widow,  r.  509!^  Grove 
McAowd  Patrick,  fireman  0.  P.  RH.  stmr  Oakland,  r. 

Oakland 
McAra  Susan,  domestic  1616  Washington 
McAran  Patrick,  harkman,  r.  61  Minna 
Mr  Aran  Patrick,  real  estate,  r.  1320  Mission 
McAran  Thomas,  student,  r.  1326  Mission 
ft^McAran.     See  McArron  and  McCurron 
McArden  Thomas,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgom- 
ery 
McArdle  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  656 M  Minna 
McArdle  Edward,  actor,  r.  1226  Bush 


McArdle  Elizabeth  Miss,  weaver,  r.  2607  Post 
McArdle  Henry,  ironmolder,  r.  2607  Post 
McArdle  Henry  A.,  actor,  r.  2607  Post 
McArdle  Henry  M.,  laborer,  r.  2607  Post 
McArdle  J.,  shoemaker  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 
McArdle  James,  blacksmith  Abner  Doble,  r.  316  Fol- 

som 
McArdle  James,  variety  store,  352  Third 
McArdle  Jefferson  T.,  stevedore,  r.  237  Ritch 
McArdle  John,  engineer  P.  C.  SS.  C".,  r.  E  s  Washing- 
ton Av,  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
McArdle  John  A.,  boltcutter  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  Es 

Tennessee,  bet  Butte  and  Solano 
McArdle  John  J.,  driver  Greg  &  Co.,  r.  237  Ritch 
McArdle  John  J.,  porter  S.  W.  Rosenstock   &  Co.,  r. 

1G12  Pacific  Av 
McArdle  Joseph,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
McArdle  Joseph,  shoemaker,  r.  656!^  Minna 
McArdle  Kate  Mrs.,  varieties,  1612  Pacific  Av 
McArdle  Owen,  bartender  Peter  McArdle,  r.  777  Mar- 
ket 
McArdle  Owen,  miner,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
McArdle  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  532  Market,  r.  514  Jes- 
sie 
McArdle  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  1318  Dupont 
McArdle  Patrick,  steamboatman,  r.  21  J$  Stanford 
McArdle  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  18  Howard  Court 
McArdle  Philip,  bricklayer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McArdle  Thomas,  coalpasser  P.  C.   SS.  Idaho,  r.   52 

Stevenson 
McArdle  Thomas,  stevedore,  r.  237  Ritch 
McArdle  Thomas  B.,  housepainter,r.  656 >4  Minna 
l8S"McArdle.     See  McCardle 
McArevy  John,  shoemaker,  r.  204  Union 
McArron  Charles,  blacksmith,  820  Folsom 
B£?"McArron.     See  McAran  and  McCarron 
McArthur  Daniel,  cook,  r.  30  Clay 
McArthur  John  A.,  purser  P.  M.  SS.  South   Carolina, 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
McArthur  Joseph,  r.  648  Howard 
McArthur  William  E.,  r.  2116  Howard 
McAsey  Charles,  bartender  D.  McAsey,  r.  13  Freelon 
McAsey   David,   liquor  saloon,   232   Brannan,   r.  358 

Brannan 
McAsey  Patrick,  expressman  Pac.  Mail  Dock,  r.   440 

Ninth 
McAtee  Patrick,  contractor  and  proptr  Bella  Union 

Theatre,  805  Kearny,  r.  1722  Mission 
McAulay  Tliomas,  president  Mountain  Ice  Co.  of 

San  Francisco,  554  Mission,  r   1  Vernon  PI 
McAuley  James,  r.   W   s  Michigan,   bet   Shasta   and 

Sierra 
McAuley  John  F.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  167  Minna 
McAuley  Robert,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
IJi^McAuley.  See  Macauley,  McCauley  and  McGauley 
McAulifi'e   Charles  E.,  foreman  McAuliflfe  &  Gard,  r. 

100  Seventh 
McAuliffe  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  414  Jones 
McAulitfe  Datliel,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-second 

and  Alabama 
McAuliffe  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  27  Zoe 
McAuliffe  Dennis,  laborer  Cal.   Cracker  Co.,  r.   906 

Stoi'kton 
McAuliffe  Dennis,  tanner  T.  Hennessey,  r.  Eleventh 

Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
McAulifle  Edward  H.,  paperruler,  r.  SE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Hampshire 
McAulifte  Eugene,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Hampshire 
McAuliffe  Eugene  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  SE  cor  Twentieth  and 

HamiJshire 
McAuliffe  Florence  J.,  bookkeeper  McAuliffe  &  Gard, 

r.  100  Seventh 
McAuliffe  Florence  T.  (McAuliffe  &  Gard)  r.  106  Sev- 
enth 
McAuliffe  Frank,  spinner,  r.  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Hampshire 
McAuliffe  George,  trunkmaker,  r.  27  Zoe 
McAulifte  Hannah  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  4!>9  Minna 
McAuliffe  Janies,  cabinetmaker,  r.  27  Zoe 
Mc.\uliffe  James,  laborer,  r.  364  Clementina 
McAulifle  James,  upholsterer,  r.  167  Minna 
McAulifle  James  J. .currier  F.  McAleer,  r.  117  Twenty- 
fourth 
McAuliffe  John,  r.  32  Minna 
McAuliffe  John,  carpenter,  r.  SE  cor  Twentieth   and 

Hampshire 
McAuliffe  John,  peddler,  r.  200  Nineteenth,  bet  Fol- 
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McAuliffe  John  A.,  salesman  G.  W.  Clark  &  Co.,  r.  17 

Stanford 
McAulifife  John  F.,  commercial  traveler,  r.  1G7  Minna 
McAuliffe  Joseph,  tanner,   r.  SK  cor  Twentieth   and 

Hampshire 
McAuliffe  Joseph,  tinsmith,  r.  167  Minna 
McAuliffe  Margaret,  widow,  r.  IV  Stanford 
McAuliffe  Mary  E.. machine  operator  E.Detrick  &  Co., 

r.  1014  Mason 
McAuliffe  Michael  A.,  salesman  W.   &   F.   Deakin,   r. 

209  Sixteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Mission 
McAuliffe  Patrick,  plasterer  Salamander  Felting  Co., 

r.  3'2'2  Eighth 
McAuliffe  Rosilla  Mrs.,  milliner,  r.  209  Sixteenth,  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
McAuliffe  Timothy,  peddler,  r.  723  Church 
McAuliffe  &  Gard  (Florence   T.   McAuliffe   and  Jacob 

Gard)  coffin  manufactory,  514-.516  Eighth 
McAvey  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1830  Market 
McAvity  Amelia,  widow,  r.  426^  Fell 
McAvoy  Anne  Miss,  r.  814  Treat  Av 
McAvoy  Daniel,  teamster,  r.  38  Louisa 
McAvoy  Edward  A.,  baker,  r.  329  Vallejo 
McAvoy  Gilbert,  plasterer  and  whitener,  r.  436  Jessie, 

rear 
McAvoy  Goldwin,  sboecutter,  r.  657  Minna 
McAvoy  J.,  plasterer,  r.  54  First 

McAvoy  James,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union, 806  Montgomery 
McAvoy  John,  ijaiuter  E.  H.  Gadsby,  r.  657  Minna 
McAvoy  John,  laborer,  r.  46  Jessie 
McAvoy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  639  Golden  Gate  Av 
McAvoy  Michael,  fireman  new  City  Hall,  r.  115-4   Gar- 
den 
McAvoy  Michael,  teamster,  r.  329  Vallejo 
McAvoy  Thomas,  baker,  r.  329  Vallejo 
McAvoy  William,  harnessmaker,  r.  812  Kearny 
B^*  McAvoy.     See  McEvoy 

McBaine  Jessie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  407  O'Farrell 
McBay  Charles,  special  officer  Theatre  Comique,  r. 

520  Bush 
McBean  James,  shipcarpenter,  r.  25  Gilbert 
McBean  P.  McG.   (Gladding,  McBean  &  Co.)    r.  312 

Ellis 
McBirney  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  r.  1116  Pierce 
McBirnie  John,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,    71    New 

Montgomery 
McBowen  Samuel,  currier,  r.  1818  Stockton 
McBoyle  A.  &  Co.  (Alexander  McBoyle)  druggists,  504 

Washington 
McBoyle  Alexander  (A.  McBoyle  &  Co.)  r.  815  Golden 

Gate  Av 
McBoyle  George,  manager  George  Loomis,  r.  Oak- 
land 
McBoyle  Joseph,  clerk  Fred.  W.  Hutchinson,  r.  Oak- 
land 
8S°  McBoyle.     See  Boyle 

McBrearty  James,   laborer  John  F.  Knox,  r.  229  Clara 
McBrearty  Matthew,  morocco  finisher,  r.  '721Brannan, 

rear 
McBrearty  Susan  Miss,  bookkeeper,  r.  229  Clara 
McBreen  John,  ironer   Union  Laundry,  r.    Valencia, 

bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
McBriarty  Edward,  morocco  finisher  Block   &   David- 
son, r.  North  German  Hotel 
McBriarty  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  Ill  Dore 
McBiiarty  Thomas,  cari)enter,  r.  Park  Hotel 
McBride  Anna,  widow,  domestic  1520  Van  Ness  Av 
McBride  Annie  Miss,  dreBsmaker,  r.  333  Jeswie 
McBride  Dennis  (McBride  k  Cluin)  r.  12  Sherman 
McBride  Edward,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin,  r.  48  Sil- 
ver 
McBride  Eugenia  Miss,  r.  128  Second 
McBride  Eunice,  widow,  r.  703  Taylor 
McBride  Francis,  laborer,  r.  319  Folsom 
McBride  Henry  E.,  attorney  at  law,  507   Montgomery, 

r.  610  Pine 
McBride  James,  boilermaker,  r.  NW  cor  Twenty-fifth 

and  Bryant 
McBride  James,  metal  roofer,  r.  716  Tehama 
McBride  James,  miner,  r.  G55  Washington 
McBride  John,  engineer  Pacific   Iron  Works,   r.    NW 

cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Bryant 
McBride  John,  hackman,203  Kearny,  r.  2  Eighth 
McBride  Kate,  widow,  r.  1222  Folsom 
McBride  Mamie  Miss,  paper  folder  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  r.  12  Sherman 
McBride  Martha,  widow,  r.  716  Tehama 
McBride  Maurice,  hostler  United  Carriage  Co. 
McBride  Minnie  Miss,  operator  Standard  Shirt  Facto- 
ry, r.  716  Tehama 


McBride  Owen,  helper  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  r.  43 

Tehama 
McBride  Patrick,  carrier  Morning  Call,  r.  34  Silver 
McBride  Robert  B.,    clerk   U.  S.    Surveyor-General's 

Office,  r.  415    Eddy 
McBride  Thomas,    conductor    Omnibus    RR.,     r.  46 

Silver 
McBride  Tfiomas,  laborer,  r.  317  Langton 
McBride  <&  Cluin  (Dennis   McBride  and  Edward 

F.  Cluin)  produce  commission,  117  Drumm 
McBrien  Robert,  laborer  Russ  House 
McBro^vn  Samuel,'  business  manager  Pac.  News- 
paper Publishing  Co.,   r.  Oakland 
McBuruie  Eliza  E.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  541  Fourth 
McBurnie  William,  carpenter,  r.  541  Fourth 

McCabe ,  r.  220  Montgomery  Av 

McCabe ,  r.  771  Mission 

McCabe  Andrew  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  N   s  Point  Lobos 

Av,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth  Avs 
McCabe  Anna,  domestic  532  Ellis 
McCabe  Bernard,  groceries,  SE  cor  Anthony  and  Jes- 
sie 
McCabe  Catherine  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  506  Bryant 
McCabe  Charles,  r.  112  Turk 
McCabe  Ellen,  widow,  r.  724  Brannan,rear 
McCabe  George,  foundryman,  r.  41  Everett 
McCabe  Gus.  M.,  clerk  Kline  &  Co.,  26  Battery 
McCabe  Hiigh,  furniture,  128  Fourth,  r.  310  Jessie 
McCiibe  James,  r.  1152  Folsom 
McCabe  James,  attorney  at  law,  r.  11  Bagley  PI 
McCabe  James,  broker,  r.  109  Leavenworth 
McCabe  James,  fireman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  114  Natoma 
McCabe  James,  packer  C.  C.  Burr   &   Co.,  r.  754  Har- 
rison 
McCabe  James,  real  estate,  r.  712  Guerrero 
McCabe  James  F.,  liquor  saloon,  720  Bryant 
McCabe  John,  blacksmith,  r.  41  Tennessee  t 

McCabe  John,  cooperage,  N  s  Oregon,  bet  Front  and 

Davis,  r.  106  Alta 
McCabe  John,  laborer,  r.  160  Shipley,  rear 
McCabe  John,  laborer,  r.  cor  Eighteenth  and  Dolores 
McCabe  John,  laborer,  r.  1003^  Jackson 
McCabe  John,  longshoreman,  r.  75  Minna 
McCabe  John,  molder,  and  extraman  Hose  No.  7,  S.F. 

F.  D.,  r.  41  Tennessee 
McCabe  John,  orderman  Heywood  Bros.  &  Co.,  r.  20 

Anthony 
McCabe  John  Jr.,  sawyer  Spear  St.  Mills,  r.  160  Ship- 
ley, rear 
McCabe  John  H.,  theatrical  agent,  r.  223  Kearny 
McCabe  John  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  8  Silver 
McCabe  Julia,  cook  432  Ellis 
McCabe  L.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
McCabe' Margaret  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  411  Oak 
McCabe  Mary,  domestic  418  Hayes 
McCabe  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  20  Anthony 
McCabe  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  428  Tehama 
McCabe  Mary,  widow,  r.  1141  Harrison 
McCabe  Michael,  porter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  428  Te- 
hama 
McCabe  Nellie,  domestic  1008  Post 
McCabe  Owen,  dealer  feathers  and  mattressmaker, 

921  Market,  r.  16  Washington  Av 
McCabe  P.,  boilermaker,  r.  116  Jones 
McCabe  Patrick,  carriagepainter,  r.  716  Sansome 
McCabe  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  323  Twenty-seventh 
McCabe  Peter,  laundrymau  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McCabe  Peter  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  521  Howard 
McCabe  Richard  J.,  teacher  music,  r.  1220  Kearny 
McCabe  T.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McCabe  Thomas  J.,  carpenter,  r.  California  Av,  nr 

Twenty-eighth,  B.  H. 
B^  McCabe.    See  MacCabe 
McCafferty  Domini ck,  laborer,  r.  2012  O'Farrell 
McCafferty  Edward,  helper  Risdon  I.  andL.  Works 
McCafferty  Frank,  r.  321  Pacific 
McCafferty  Hujih,  laborer,  r.  129  Rose  Av 
McCafferty  Hugh,  miner,  r.  20  Stevenson  Av 
McCafferty  Neal,  livery  stable.  1615  Market 
McCaflertv  Rose,  seamstress,  r.  4  Boston  PI 
McCaflerty  William,  clerk,  r.  4  Boston  PI 
McCafferty  William,    proptr   Hambletonian    Livery 

Stable,  2417  Mission 
McCaffery  Hugh,  tailor,  r.  1231  Market 
McCaffery  Matthew,  miner,  r.  127  Fair  Oaks 
McCaffrey  Alice  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  347  Jessie 
McCaffrey  Ann,  widow,  r.  8  Frederick 
McCaffrey  Ann  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  435  Grove 
McCaffrey  Bernard,  r.  435  Grove 


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McCaffrey  Edward  J.,   pressman   Pac.   Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  r.  15  Gilbert 
McCafl'rey  Elizabeth  Miss,  fringemaber,  r.  435  Grove 
McCaflfrey  Hugh,  jioliceman,  r.  5  Moulton  PI 
McCaffrey  James,  blacksmith,  r.  5  Moulton  PI 
McCaffrey  James   W.,  porter  Elliott  &  Co.,  r.  Empire 

Lodgings 
McCaffrey  Jennie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  347  Jessie 
McCaffrey  John,  plumber,  r.  614  Stevenson 
McCafl'rey  Kate,  domestic  927  Bush 
McCaffrey  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  347  Jessie 
McCaffrey  Michael,  oysterman,  r.  630  Commercial 
McCaffrey  Michael,  produce  dealer,  r.  435  Grove 
McCaffrey  Patrick  H.,  livery  stable,  1125   Howard,  r. 

11'29  Howard 
McCaffrey  Rosa,  widow,  r.  66  Minna 
McCaffrey  Terrence,  bartender,  r.  Commercial  Hotel 
McCaffrey  T.F.,  driver  Market  St.  RR.,  r.   102  First 

Av 
McCaffrey  Thomas  J.,  carriage  smith  A,  Folsom,  r. 

245  J6  Stevenson 
McCahey  John,  laborer,  r.  1330  Washington 
McCahon  George,  house  and  sigupainter,  124  Fourth, 
r.  N  s  Twenty-fourth,  bet  Diamond  and  Douglass 
McCall  Andrew  R.,  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail  Service, 

r.  Rubs  House 
McCall  Charles,  clerk,  r.  636  Commercial 
McCall  James,  molder   William   Axford,    r.   Church, 

bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
McCall  John,  vaquero,   r.  S  8  Tenth  Av,  bet  Railroad 

Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
McCall  John  T.,  warehouseman,  r.  4  J4  Frederick 
McCall  Joseph  G.,  general  agent  New  York,  Lake  Erie 

and  Western  Railroad  Co.,  608  Market 
McCall  Lizzie,  domestic  927  Bush 
McCall  Mary,  domestic  700  Fillmore 
McCall  Michael,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  r.    428   Te- 

hama 
McCall  Philip,  groceries,  10  Converse 
McCall  Robert,  painter,  r.  Astor  House 
McCall  Rosa,  widow,  groceries,  268  Clara 
McCall  Samuel  F.,  stevedore,  r.  236  Hickory  Av 
McCall  Samuel,  salesman   Morris  &   Kennedy,  r.  218 

Stockton 
McCall  William,  bricklayer,  r.  215  Golden  Gate  Av 
8^~McCall.     See  McCauU 
McCallion  John  J.,  r.  562  Howard 
McCallister  Henry  C,  barber,  r.  317  Third 
McCallum  Albert.tinsmith,  r.  115  Twelfth 
McCallum  Charles,  first  officer  P.  C.  S8.  Orizaba 
McCallum  Colin,  tailor,  625  Merchant,  r.  115  Twelfth 
McCallum  Eliza,  widow,  r.  1617  Laguna 
McCallum  George  H.,  printer  Hayes   Valley   Adver- 
tiser, r.  503  J<j  Linden  Av 
McCallum  Hugh,  patternmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

W  8  Kentucky,  bet  Humboldt  and  Sierra 
McCalman  Bridget  Mrs.,  ironer  Standard   Shirt   Fac- 
tory, r.  18  Moss 
McCamant  Louis   G.,  gardener  Jefferson    Square,  r. 

1210  Laurel  Av 
McCambridge    Andrew,    pattermaker   S.  F.    Pattern 

Works,  r.  320  Fell 
McCamman  James,  capitalist,  r.  346  Fourth 
McCammon  Thomas,  r.  2323  Webster 

McCann ,  agent,  r.  Wadsworth  House 

McCann  Ann,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  28  Minna 

McCann  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  272  Tehama 

McCann  Arthur,  expressman,  41    Clay,  r.   N  s   Porter, 

nr  Crescent  Av,  B.  H. 
McCann  Bernard,  carpenter,  r.  15  M  Harrison  Av 
McCann  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  37}<S  Louisa 
McCann    Bernard,   laborer,    r.   NW  cor  Eighth  and 

Bryant 
McCann  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  919  Harrison 
McCann  Bridget  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  39  Langton 
McCann  Bridget,   widow,   r.  S   s   California  Av,  bet 

Isabel  and  Figuera,  B.  H. 
McCann  Charles  T.,  teamster  Arpad  Haraszthy  &  Co., 

r.  2307  Polk 
McCanu  Charles  W.,  clerk  Charles  F.  Merle,  r.  193 

Hyde 
McCann  David,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
McCann  David,  seaman,  r.  328  Drumm 
McCann  Delia,  domestic  526  Sutter 
McCanu  Edward,  engineer,  r.  440  Clementina 
McCann  Edward,  stevedore,  r.  212  Broadway 
McCann  Edward,  tinsmith,  r.  272  Tehama 
McCaun  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1425  Hyde 
McCaun  Eugene,  carpenter,  r.  15  M  Harrison  Av 
McCann  Fanny,  widow,  r.  2307  Polk 


McCann  Francis  T.,  engineer,  r.  S  s  Point  Lobes  Av, 

bet  Collins  and  Wood 
McCann   Frank  J.,  bookkeeper  Newton  Bros.  &  Co.,  r. 

193  Hyde 
McCanu  George,  laborer,  r.  21  Clementina 
McCann  James,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  783  Folsom 
McCann  James,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  1050  Golden 

Gate  Av 
McCann  James,  grocer,  r.  863  Mission 
McCann  James,  laborer,  r.  S  s  California  Av,  bet  Isa- 
bel and  Figuera,  B.  H. 
McCann  James,  laborer,  r.  28  First 
McCann  James,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  South  Carolina 
McCann  James,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Orizaba 
McCann  James  J.,  clerk,  r.  216  Hickory  Av 
McCann   James  R.,  dyer  Cal.   Silk  Mnfg  Co.,  r.  Fif- 
teenth Av,  nr  L,  South  S.  F. 
McCann  James  W.,  bookkeeper   Tuttle   Bros.,  r.  650 

Jessie 
McCann  Johanna,  widow,  r.  212  Union,  rear 
McCann  John,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Taylor 
McCann  John,  r.  17  Zoe 

McCann  John,  boilermaker,  r.  15M  Harrfson  Av 
McCann  John,  boxmaker,  r.  436  J^  Harrison 
McCann  John,  carpenter,  r.  N  s  Duncan,  bet  Noe  and 

Sanchez 
McCann  John,  harnessmaker,  r.  28  Minna 
McCann  John,  laborer,  r.  Empire  House,  South  S.  F. 
McCann    John,   laborer    Odd    Fellows   Cemetery,  r. 

Boyce,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 
McCann  John,  liquor  saloon,  216  Eighth 
McCann  John,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
McCann  John,  tanner,  r.  S  s  California  Av,  bet  Isabel 

and  Figuera,  B.  H. 
McCann  John,  warehouseman,  r.  1  Kohler  PI 
McCann  John,  woolcarder,  r.  820  Treat  Av,  rear 
McCann  John  H.,  bookkeeper,  r.  193  Hyde 
McCann  John  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  1413  Guerrero 
McCann  John  S.,  compositor,  r.  819  Minna 
McCann  John  T.,  marblecutter,  r.  209  Waller 
McCann  Joseph  R.,  marblepolisher,  r.  209  Waller 
McCann  Joseph  R.  Jr.,  marblecutter,  r.  209  Waller 
McCann   Julia   Miss,  glovemaker  P.  &  F.  G.  Conklin, 

r.  17  Alta 
McCann  Julia  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  140  Natoma 
McCanu   Maggie  Miss,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Taylor 
McCann  Margaret  E.  Miss,  teacher,  Oakland,  r.  1110 

Harrison 
McCann  Maria  Mrs.,  bakery,  143  Third 
McCann  Mary,  widow,  r.  502  Linden  Av 
McCann  Matthew,  boilermaker,  r.  15}^  Harrison  Av 
McCann   Michael,  commission  merchant,  41  Clay,  r. 

820  Treat  Av 
McCann  Nicholas,  plumber  and   gasfitter,  1629  Mar- 
ket, r.  216  Hickory  Av 
McCann   Owen  (Redmond  &   McCann)    r.  14  McLea 

Court 
McCann  Patrick,  agent  Singer  Sewing  Machine 

Co.,  27  Sixth,  r.  203^  Harriet 
McCann  Patrick,  clerk  J.  F.  &  J.  B.  Murray,  r.  32  Sil- 
ver 
McCann  Patrick,  engineer,  r.  705  Mission 
McCaun  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  32  Silver 
McCanu  P.  C,  book  agent,  r.  317  Bush 
McCann  Peter,  butcher,  r.  1070  Bryant 
McCann  Peter,  calker,  r.  82  Natoma 
McCann  Peter,  contractor  and  builder,  r.  491  Haight 
McCann  Peter,  laborer,  r.  232  Folsom 
McCaun 'fiiehard,  contractor,  r.  211  Waller 
McCann  Robert  W.,  piledriver  and  engineer,  r.  440 

Clementina 
McCaun  Theresa  Mrs.,  r.  561  Minna 
McCann  Thomas  H.,  r.  193  Hyde 
McCann  Thomas  J.,  conductor  Market  St.  RR. 
McCaun  Thomas  W.,  extraman  Hose  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

S  s  Market,  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
McCann   William,  clerk  John  Rodgers  &   Sons,  r.  1913 

Broadway 
McCann  William,  engineer,  r.  440  Clementina 
McCann  William,  laborer,  r.  31  Minna 
McCann  William,  molder,  r.  272  Tehama 
8^  McCann.     See  MacCann 
McCardle  Annie  Miss,  weaver  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory,  r.  1208  Union 
McCardle  Arthur,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  20 

Tehama 
McCardle  Lawrence,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  20 

Tehama 
McCardle  Maria,  widow,  r.  679  Harrison 
McCardle  William  J.,  carpenter,  r.  1407  Mason 


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8^  McCardle.     See  McArdle 

McCare  John  J.,  upholsterer  A.  N.  Levy,  r.  748  How- 
ard 
McCarl  Samuel  F.,  stevedore,  r.  23G  Hickory  Av 
McCarney  Neill,  shoemaker,  r.  268  Minna 
McCarrick  Frank,  butcher,  r.  1G05  Broderick 
McCarrick  John,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  r.  1G05 

Broderick 
McCarrick  John  J.,  teamster,  r.  1605  Broderick 
McCarrick  K.  Miss,  millinery,  126  Kearny,  room  19 
McCarron  A.  J.,  first  oflicer  C.  P.  RE.  stmr  Transit,  r. 

44  Third 
McCarron  Alexander,  seaman,  r.  654  Folsom 
McCarron  James,  teamster  R.  W.  Theobald,  r.  6  Minna 
McCarron  John,  blacksmith,  r.  952  Mission,  rear 
McCarron  John  A.,  harnessmaker,  r.  124  Cedar  Av 
McCarron  Michael,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
McCarron  Richard  J.,  seaman  Oregon  Imp.  SS.  Walla- 
Walla 
McCarron  Stephen,  helper  8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  41 

Clarence  PI 
Sfc^  McCarron.     See  McAran  and  McArron 
McCarry  Robert,  stevedore,  r.  W  s  Sansome,  nr  Alta 
McCart  Alexander,  ironmolder,  r.  562  Howard 
McCarter  William,  carpenter,  r.  321  Tehama 
S5"McCarter.     See  McArthur 
McCarthy  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  428  Clementina 
McCarthy  Alice  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  cor  West  Mission 

and  Twelfth 
McCarthy  Andrew,  laborer,  r.  339  Jessie 
McCarthy  Ann,  widow,  r.  410  Beale 
McCarthy  Annie,  domestic  14!^  Garden 
McCarthy  Annie  Miss,  teacher  French  and  English 

Institute,  r.  714  Broadway 
McCarthy  Arthur  P.,  foreman  tailor  Industrial  School, 

r.  9  Priest 
McCarthy    Bartholomew,  driver  Central  RR.,  r.  14 

Dora 
McCarthy  Bridget,  widow,  r.  350  Third 
McCarthy  Brothers  Si  Co.  (Edward  W.  and  John 
McCarthy  and    D.   Callaghan)    coffee   and   spice 
mills,  119-121  Front 
McCarthy  Catherine,  widow,  r.  114  Prospect  PI 
McCarthy  Catherine,  widow,  r.  727  Harrison 
McCarthy  Catherine  Miss,  r.  410  Beale 
McCarthy  C,  cletk  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co.,  r.  712  Sutter 
McCarthy  Charles,  r.  2213  Polk 
McCarthy  Charles,  r.  428  Clementina 
McCarthy  Charles,  hostler  Central  RR.,r.  1207  Steiner 
McCarthy  Charles,  ironworker  Francis   Smith  &  Co., 

r.  532  Howard 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  r.  113  ShijDley,  rear 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  r.  520  Stevenson 
McCarthy  Charles,  miner,  r.  519  Howard 
McCarthy  Charles  Mrs.,  r.  1522  Vallejo 
McCarthy  Charles,  proptr  Ocean  House,  820  Battery, 

r.  904  Greenwich 
McCarthy  Charles,  shoemaker,  r.  E  s   McClellan,   bet 

Lincoln  and  Powhattan,  B.  H. 
McCarthy   Charles,   stableman   John  W.  Murphy,  r. 

668 ?4  Clementina 
McCarthy  Charles,  stableman  Saratoga   Stables,  r.  2 

Myrtle  Av 
McCarthy  Charles  J.,  journalist,  r.  2539  Folsom 
McCarthy  Charles  L.,  plasterer,  r.  366  Natoma 
McCarthy  Charles  P.,   plumber  and    gastitter,   1219 

Fillmore 
McCarthy  Charlotte,  widow,  r.  508  Eddy 
McCarthy  Christopher,  driver  E.  8.  Swan,  21  Califor- 
nia Market 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  r.  641  Commercial 
McCarthy  Cornehus,  clerk  Schweitzer,  Sachs,  &  Co.,  r. 

106  Vicksburg 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  gardener,  r.  38  Rausch 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  737  Brannan 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  marblecutter,  r.  9  Langton 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  painter,  r.  148  Tehama 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  tanner  and  wool  dealer,  E  s  Do- 
lores, bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth,  r.  2013  How- 
ard 
McCarthy  Cornelius  Jr.,  tanner  Cornelius  McCarthy. 

r.  2013  Howard 
McCarthy  Cornelius  J.,  horseshoer  P.  R.  Brannan,  r. 

721  Davis 
McCarthy  Daniel,  r.  1  O'Farroll  Alley 
McCarthy  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes,  312  Sixth 
McCarthy  Daniel,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 

607  Stevenson 
McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  334  Third,  rear 


McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  E  s 

Michigan,  bet  Shasta  and  Sierra 
McCarthy  Daniel,  seaman,  r.  320  Beale 
McCarthy  Daniel,  stevedore,  r.  2  Central  PI 
McCarthy  Daniel  J.,  baker,  r.  7  Howard  Court 
McCarthy  David,  driver  John  McKew,  r.  25  Alta 
McCarthy  David,  expressman,  SE  cor  Third  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  416  Fifth 
McCarthy  David,  tin  roofer,  r.  152  Clara 
McCarthy  David  Jr.,   cardmaker   A.    Colombat,  r.  416 

Fifth 
McCarthy  Dennis,  compositor,  r.  6  Jackson 
McCarthy  Dennis,   grainer   Maurice    Higgins,   r.    23 

Rausch 
McCarthy  Dennis,  longshoreman,  r.  42  Stanly  PI 
McCarthy  Dennis,   salesman     United    Workingmen's 

Boot  and  Shoe  Co.,  r.  19  Twenty-second 
McCarthy  Dennis,  tailor,  r.  319  Vallejo 
McCarthy  Dennis  C,  wheat  sampler,  r.  727  Harrison 
McCarthy  Dennis  J.,  boilermaker,  r.  1128  Folsom 
McCarthy  Dennis  J.   Jr.,   stationery  and   cigars,  1128 

Folsom 
McCarthy  Edmund,   carpenter,   r.  S  s   Fifteenth  Av, 

bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  Edmund  P.,  engineer,  r.  348  Clementina 
McCarthy  Ed^vard  Tl''.    (McCarthy  Brothers    & 

Co.)   r.  1627  Jackson 
McCarthy  Ellen  Mrs.,  r.  15  Geneva 
McCarthy  Eugene,  boilermaker,  r.  1724  Stevenson 
McCarthy  Eugene,  clerk  George  B.   KnowU-s  &  Son, 
r.  S  s  Treat  Av,  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty- 
fifth 
McCarthy  Eugene,  hackman,  r.  174  Jessie 
McCarthy  Eugene,  laborer,  r.  318  Elizabeth 
McCarthy  Eugene,  marble  polisher,  r.  410  J^  Fifth 
McCarthy  Eugene,  shipliner.  r.  Miners  'Hotel 
McCarthy  Eugene,  sign  painter  B.  L.  Brandt,  r.   132 

First 
McCarthy  Florence,    impost     bookkeeper      Custom 

House,  r.  905  Pacific 
McCarthy  Florence,  longshoreman,  r.  15  Alta,  rear 
McCarthy  Florence,  millman,  r.  7  Howard  Court 
McCarthy  Florence,   teamster  J.   P.   Thomas,  r.  8  8 

Mission,  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
McCarthy  Francis  P.,   butcher,  r.   NW  cor    Moulton 

and  Fillmore 
McCarthy  Frank,  salesman,  r.  318  Minna 
McCarthy  Hannah  Miss,  r.  148  Shipley 
McCarthy  Hannah  Miss,  shirtmaker.  r.  612  Howard 
McCarthy  Hannah,  widow,  r.  Eighth   Av,   bet   M  and 

N,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  J.,  laborer  8.  P.  ER.,  r.  428  Fulton 
McCarthy  James,  assistant  engineer  P.   C.  SS.  Gipsy, 

r.  718  Natoma 
McCarthy  James,  blacksmith,  r.  1905  Mission 
McCarthy  James,  blacksmith,  r.   E  s  Polk,  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Chestnut 
McCarthy  James,  clerk,  r.  19  Frederick 
McCarthy  James,  expressman,  r.  416  Fifth 
McCarthy  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McCarthy  James,  helper   Moynihau  &  Aitken,  r.  1017 

Alameda 
McCarthy  James,  horseshoer,  r.  15  Bryant  Av 
McCarthy  James,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
McCarthy  James,  laborer^.  1111  Valiejo 
McCarthy  James,  laborer,  r.  1522  Vallejo 
McCarthy  James,  laborer,  r.  726  Folsom 
McCarthy  James,  longshoreman,  r.  9  Haggin 
McCarthy  James,  longshoreman,  r.  419  Fremont 
McCarthy  James,  mate  S.  P.  C.   RR.  stmr  Garden 

City,  r.  Oakland 
McCarthy  James,  miner,  r.  2517  Mission 
McCarthy  James,  ornamental  glass  cutter,  10   Steven- 
son, r.  712  Larkin 
McCarthy  James,  shoemaker,  r.  966  Harrison 
McCarthy  James,  smelter  Pioneer  White  Lead  Works, 

r.  Oakland 
McCarthy  James,  soapmaker.  r.  413  Clementina 
McCarthy  James,  stableman  New  Telegraph   Stables, 

r.  14U  Second 
McCarthy  James,  teamster,  r.  20 J<;  Washington  Av 
McCarthy  James,   trackman   Central   RR.,   r.  625  Na- 
toma 
McCarthy  James  Jr.,  laborer,  r.  20  J4  Washington  Av 
McCarthy  James  B.,  clerk  McCarthy  Bros.  A:  Co.,  r. 

2213  Polk 
McCarthy  James  E.,  teamster  Mitchell  &  Bacon,  r. 

413  Clementina 
McCarthy  James  P.,  policeman,  r.  557  V^  Minna 
McCarthy  James  W.,  horseshoer,  r.  165  Pine 


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McCarthy  J.  C,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
McCarthy  J.  D.,  waiter,  r.  What  Cheer  House 
McCarthy  J.  E.,  conductor  S.  P.  KR.,  r.  55  Silver 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  barber,  r.  505  Broadway 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,   clerk   E.   F.   Bent  &  Co.,  r.  328 

Twenty-fourth 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  630  Twenty-third 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  r. 

W  s  iowa,  bet  Humboldt  and  Nevada 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  118  Welsh 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  r.  428  Fulton 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  ironmolder,  r.  112  Freeloa 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  night  watchman  SS.  Garden  City, 

r.  56  Tehama 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  porkiDacber,  r.  12  Langton 
McCarthy  Jeremiah  J.,  clerk  James  G.  Maguire,  r.  270 

Minna 
McCarthy  Jeremiah  Jr.,  ironmolder,  r.  112  Freelon 
McCarthy  Jerome  T.,  clerk,  r.  1131  Folsom 
McCarthy  Johanna,  widow,  r.  920  Bryant 
McCarthy  Jolin  (McCarthy  Brothers  &  Co.)  r.  2213 

Polk 
McCarthy  John,  bakery,  1124  Harrison 
McCarthy  John,  brassfiuisher,  r.  12  Heron 
McCarthy  John,  bricklayer,  r.  27  Perry 
McCarthy  John,  coalpasser  Oregon  Imp.   SS.  Walla 

Walla 
McCarthy  John,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
McCarthy  John,  contractor,  r.  631}ri  Minna 
McCarthy  John,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,r.  219}^  Tehama 
McCarthy  John,  engineer,  r.  718  Natoma 
McCarthy  John,  fireman  O.  R.  and  N.   SS.   Oregon,  r. 

724  Brannau 
McCarthy  John,  foreman  canner  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  r.  418 

Brannan 
McCarthy  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  896  Dolores 
McCarthy  John,  horseshoer,  r.  777  3^  Mission 
McCarthy  John,  hostler,  r.  7  Varenues 
McCarthy  John,  housemover,  r.  472  Tehama 
McCarthy  John,  hydrant  inspector  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  902 

Clay 
McCarthy  John,  jeweler  George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  r.  1019  Market,  rear 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  r.  518  Stevenson 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  r.   Sixth   Av,  bet  L  and  M, 

South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  r.  115  Second 
McCarthy  John,  laborer  C.  Regan,  r.  cor  K  and  Eighth 

Av,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy    John,  laborer  Mission  Soap  and  Candle 

Works,  r.  cor  Twentieth  and  Dolores 
McCarthy  John,  longshoreman,  r.  212  Ritch,  rear 
McCarthy  John,  machinehand  Alfred  T.  Elford,  r.  241 

King 
McCarthy  John,  marblepolisher,  r.  715  Octavia 
McCarthy  John,  serviceman  Spring  Valley  W.W.,  r. 

1704  Leavenworth 
McCarthy  John,  trunkmaker,  r.  112  Freelon 
McCarthy  John,   waiter  What  Cheer  House,   r.   S  B 

Twenty-sixth,  nr  Church 
McCarthy  John  F.,  managing  editor  Evening  Post,  r. 

737  J^  Union 
McCarthy  John  H.,  jewelel^George  C.  Shreve  &  Co.,  r. 

254  Clara 
McCarthy  John  J.,  tanner,  r.  330  Guerrero 
McCarthy  John  J.,  messenger  Coroner's  Office,  r.  9 

Bagley  PI 
McCarthy  John  W.,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co's  Express,  r.  1032  Folsom 
McCarthy  John  W.  (Korn  &  McCarthy)  r.  616  Hayes 
McCarthy  Joseph,  porter   J.   J.    Mack   &   Co.,  r.  505 

Gough 
McCarthy  Joseph   H.,   butcher   Eugene  Avy,  r.  cor  L 

and  Sixth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  J.  R.,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
McCarthy  Julia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  727  Harrison 
McCarthy  Justin,  baker,  r.  7  Howard  Court 
McCarthy  Justin,   shoemaker,   W  s   Mission,  nr  Ran- 
dall, r.E  s  McClellau,  bet  Powhattan  and  Lincoln, 

B.  H. 
McCarthy  Justin  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  E  s  McClellan,bet 

Powhattan  and  Lincoln,  B.  H. 
McCarthy  Kate,  domestic  330  Golden  Gate  Av 
McCarthy  Kate  Miss,  bagmaker,  r.  327}^  Third 
McCarthy  ^ate  Miss,  principal  Visitacion  Valley  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  Visitacion  Valley,  nr  Mission 
McCarthy  Kate  Miss,  seamstress  Weil,  Leiter  &  Co.,r. 

1106  Hyde 


McCarthy  M.,  mason  Presidio  Reservation 
McCarthy  Mack,  laborer,  r.  727  3^  Clementina 
McCarthy  Maggie  Miss,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick 

&  Co.,  r.-.ma  Third 
McCarthy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  607  Stevenson 
McCarthy  Margaret,  widow,  r.  2  Raphael  PI 
McCarthy  Margaret,  domestic  711  Post 
McCarthy  Maria,  domestic  35  Essex 
McCarthy  Martin,  laborer  James  Wright 
McCarthy  Martin,  laborer,  r.  022  Minna,  rear 
McCarthy  Mary,  widow,  r.  519  Birth  Av 
McCarthy  Mary,  domestic  715  Post 
McCarthy  Mary,  domestic  716  Post 
McCarthy  Mary,  domestic  1111  Post 
McCarthy  Mary,  domestic  127  Fifth 
McCarthy  Mary,  domestic  206  Dolores 
McCarthy  Mary  Miss,  milliner,  r.  354  Eleventh 
McCarthy  Mary  A.  Miss,  machine  operator  E.  Detrick 

&  Co.,  r.  410Beale 
McCarthy  Mary  E.   Miss,   clerk  E.   Detrick  &  Co.,  r. 

327}^  Third 
McCarthy  Michael,  bricklayer,  r.  456  Natoma 
McCarthy  Michael,   cook  St.  Mary's    College,   r.  W  s 

Mission,  nr  St.  Mary's  College 
McCarthy  Michael,  helper  McAfee  Boiler  Works,  r. 

1017  Alabama 
McCarthy  Michael,  helper  Moynihan  &  Altken,  r.  229 

Hickory 
McCarthy  Michael,  laborer,  r.  1257  Montgomery,  rear 
McCarthy  Michael,  painter,  r.  538  Linden  Av 
McCarthy  Michael,  plasterer,  r.  14  Allen 
McCarthy    Michael,    proofreader   Examiner,    r.    210 

Powell  ■ 
McCarthy  Michael,  stevedore  A.  C  Freese 
McCarthy  Michael,  tanner  Cornelius  McCarthy,  r.  132 

Dolores 
McCarthy  Minnie,  domestic  365  First 
McCarthy  Minnie  E.  Miss,  teacher  St.  Joseph's  Gram- 
mar School,  r.  2539  Folsom 
McCarthy  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  118  Welsh 
McCarthy  Nellie  Miss,  shoefitter  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co.,  r. 

W  s  Kansas,  bet  Humboldt  and  Sierra 
McCarthy  Owen,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,  r. 

512  Mission 
McCarthy  P.,  carrier  Alta  California,  r.  525 M  Natoma 
McCarthy  Patrick,  butcher,  r.  N,  bet  Eighth  and  Rail- 
road Avs,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  Patrick,  calker,  r.  22  Minna 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  118  Welsh 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Sanchez  and  Ar- 
my 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McCarthy  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  327  3^  Third 
McCarthy  Patrick,  ironmolder,  r.  410  Beale 
McCarthy  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  314  Main,  rear 
McCarthy   Patrick,   shoemaker,   222  Jackson,  r.  2016 

O'Farrell 
McCarthy  Patrick,  tailor,  r.  1613  Stevenson 
McCarthy  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  538  Natoma 
McCarthy  Patrick  E.,  photographer  George  D.  Morse. 

r.  14  Ridley 
McCarthy  Paul  F.,  clerk  E.  Artigues  &  Co.,  r.  7  How- 
ard Court 
McCarthy  Peter,  carriagesmith,  r.  1215  Devisadero 
McCarthy  Peter,  carrier  Morning  Call,  r.  525  3^  Natoma 
McCarthy  Philip  J.,  gasfitter,  r.  148  Tehama 
McCarthy  P.  J.  (McCarthy  &  O'Connor)  r.  271  Minna 
McCarthy  P.  John,  cook,  r.  38  Jessie 
McCarthy  Robert,  paper  roller,  r.  148  Tehama 
McCarthy  Rosetta,  widow,  r.  1013  Pacific 
McCarttiy  T.,  liquor  saloon,  2500  Mission 
McCarthy  Thomas,  blindmaker  Jason  Springer  &  Co., 

r.  232  First 
McCarthy  Thomas,  calker,  r.  327  Haight 
McCarthy  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  317  ;<s  Fifth 
McCarthy  Thomas,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McCarthy  Thomas,  coremaker  William  T.  Garratt,  r. 

414  Sanchez 
McCarthy  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  512  Miesion 
McCarthy  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1215  Devisadero 
McCarthy  Thomas,  machinist,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
McCarthy  Thomas,  molder  Mechanics'  Foundry 
McCarthy  Thomas,  physician,  r.  American   Exchange 

Hotel 
McCarthy   Thomas,  porter  Lewis  P.  Sage,  r.  NE  cor 

Taylor  and  Green 
McCarthy  Thomas,  steward  Chicago  Hotel 
McCarthy  Thomas,  trunkmaker,  r.  112  Freelon 
McCarthy  Thomas  L.,   engineer,   r.    W  s  Kansas,  bet 
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McCarthy  Tilly  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1214  Mason 
McCarthy  Timothy,  r.  905  Pacific 

McCarthy  Timothy,  commission   merchant,  415   Bat- 
tery, r.  414  Octavia 
McCartliy  Timothv,  engineer,  r.  3  Lick  Alley 
McCarthy  Timothy,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.Es 

Michigan,  bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
McCarthy  Timothy,  helper  Kisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McCarthy  Timothy,   house  and   sign  painter,  r.  656 

Natoma 
McCarthy  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  117  Shipley 
McCarthy  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  "Washington  Hotel 
McCarthy  Timothy,  melter  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  310 

Folsom 
McCarthy  Timothy,  salesman   Cfesar  K.    Splivalo,  r. 

414  Octavia  • 

McCarthy  Timothy,  shoemaker,  r.  564  Mission 
McCarthy  Timothy,   shoemaker,   r.   E  s  Church,  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
McCarthy  Timothy,  weigher,  r.  44  Ecker 
McCarthy  Timothy   F.  (Cartan,   McCarthy   &   Co.)  r. 

Lick  House 
McCarthy  William,  r.  428  Clementina 
McCarthy  William,  blacksmith,  r.  1017  Battery 
McCarthy  William,  brassfinisher,  r.414  Twenty-ninth 
McCarthy  William,  butcher,  r.  5.53  Bryant 
McCarthy  William,   clerk  Edward   Dufly,  r.   SE  cor 

Vallejo  and  Sansome 
McCarthy  William,  clerk  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  r.  227 

Gearj- 
McCarthy  William,  clerk   McCarthy  Bros.   &   Co.,  r. 

2213  Polk 
McCarthy  William,  engineer,  r.  1232  Lombard 
McCarthy  William,  laborer,  r.  1522  Vallejo 
McCarthy  William,  laborer,  r.  (i  Minna,  rear 
McCarthy  William  (McCarthy  &  Rogers)  r.  17  Vallejo 
McCarthy  William   D.,   assistant  resident  physician 

and  surgeon  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
McCarthy  William  J.,  machinist  Goss  &  Dow,  r.  414 

Twenty-ninth 
McCarthy  &   O'Connor   (P.  J.  McCarthy  and   John 

O'Connor)  livery  stable,  355  Tehama 
McCarthy  it   Eogers    (William  McCarthy  and  John 

Rogers)  boarding,  17  Vallejo 
McCartney  Tilda  Mrs.,  r.  333  Eddy 
McCarty  Annie,  domestic  1820  Buchanan 
MeCarty  Callahan,  agent,  r,  650  Mission 
McCarty  Charles  D.,  plasterer,  r.  E  s  Natoma,  bet 

Fourth  aud  Fifth 
McCarty  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Scott,  bet  Sacra- 
mento and  Clay 
McCarty  Daniel,  livery  stable,  608  Howard 
McCarty  Daniel,  milkman,  r.  SE  cor  Nineteenth  Av 

and  Clement 
McCarty  Daniel,  stoves  and  tinware,  931 J^  Market 
McCarty  Donald,  laborer,  r.  1106  Hyde 
McCarty  D.  W.,  r.  C38  Green 
McCarty  Eugene,  painter,  r.  413  Second 
McCarty  Frank,  laborer  P.  M.  SS,  Co's  Wharf 
McCarty   George   I»l.,   collector  Pac.   Bell   Tele- 
phone Co.,  r.  119  Halght 
McCarty  Hannah,  widow,  r.  103  Cedar  Av 
McCarty  Helen,  domestic  1212  Mason 
McCarty  J.,  shoemaker  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co. 
McCarty  James,  butcher,  323  Third 
McCarty  James,  horses^jper,  107  Oregon,  r.   1905 

Mission 
McCarty  James,  horseshoer  J.  Creely,  r.  64  Natoma 
MeCarty  James,  teamster  William  Kerr,  r.  903  Battery 
McCarty  James  J.,  blacksmith,  r.  15  Bryant  Av 
MeCarty  Johanna,  cook  1620  California 
*lcCarty  John,  bagmaker,  r.81  Natoma 
McCarty  John,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  'Wharf 
McCarty  John,  lauudryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McCarty  John,  teamster  J.  J.  McEinnon,  r.  1138  How- 
ard 
McCarty  John,  trackman  N.  B.   and  M.  RR.,  r.  354 

Eleventh 
McCarty  Louis  P.,  publisher  and  proprietor  The 
Statistician,  and  Pacific  Coast  Postal  Index,  502 
Taylor 
McCarty  Martin,  r.  24  Minna 
McCarty  Martin,  laborer,  r.  318  Pacific 
McCarty  Mary,  cook  1916  Jackson 
McCarty  Mary,  widow,  r.  iiO^z  Jessie,  rear 
Mccarty  Michael,  laborer,  r.  2011  Ellis 
McCarty  Nellie,  widow,  r.  8.58  Mission 
McCarty  Patrick,  baker,  r.  361  Minna 
McCarty  Patrick,  teamster  Edward  Kenny,  r. 2733  Pine 


McCarty  Patrick  W.,  drayman  Jost  &  Adler,  r.  538  Na- 
toma 
McCarty  Peter,  foreman  Daniel  Sheerin,  r.  2011  Ellis 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1006  J^  Natoma 
K^McCarty.     See  MacCarthy 
McCaskie  James  F.,  peddler,  r.  1520  Dolores 
McCaskie  Mary,  varieties,  1.520  Dolores 
McCaskill  Isbam  R.,  housemover  John  S.  Stratton,  r. 

854  Harrison 
McCaslin  A.  M.,  guard  House  of  Correction 
McCathreen  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
McCaughey  James,   laundryman   S.  F.   Laundry,  S  s 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McCaughie  Elizabeth  Miss,  varieties,  1817  Powell 
McCaul  Thomas,  laborer  P   M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
McCauliy  Alexander,  stevedore,  r.  150  Silver 
McCauley  Bernard,  longshoreman,  r.  327  J^  Fourth 
McCauley  Charles,  r.  425  Pacific 
McCauley  Farrell,  laborer,  r.  47  Louisa 
McCauley  Helen,  domestic  721  Bush 
McCauley  Henry  A.,  lettercarrier  Post  Oiflce,   r.   1316 

Harrison 
McCauley  James,  coalpasser  Oregon  Imp.   SS.  Walla 

Walla 
McCauley  James,  ironmolder,  r.  172  Clementina,  rear 
McCauley  John,  laborer,  r.  27  Frederick 
McCauley  John,  pressman,  r.  646  Howard 
McCauley  John  C,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Thirtieth,  nr  Do- 
lores 
McCauley  John  F.,  capitalist,  office  226  Clay,  r.  Gait, 

Sacramento  Co. 
McCauley  Margaret  Miss,  r.  172  Clementina,  rear 
McCauley  Michael,  laborer,  r.  737  Harrison 
McCauley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  r.  1316  Harrison 
McCauley  Patrick,  porter,  r.  444  Third 
McCauley  Tlioinas  B. ,  assistant  melter  and  re- 
finer LI.  S.  Mint,  r.  1021 }«  Market 
McCauley  William  A.  ,proptr  Clarendon   House,  NE 

cor  Folsom  and  Second 
8^  McCauley.    See  Macauley,  McAuley  and  McGau- 

ley 
McCauU  John  P.,  carpenter,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  631  Green 
McCaull  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  11  Hunt 
8^"  McCaull.     See  McCall  and  McCaul 
McCausland  Bethia,  domestic  2()08  Sacramento 
McCausland  Wesley  K.  (DeWitt  &  McCausland)  r.  920 

Montgomery 
McCay  George  B.,  housemover,  r.  129  Diamond 
McCay  Robert,  brickmason,r.  975  Bryant 
McCeney  Francis,  r.  1311)^  Kearny 
McCeuey  Julius  C,  attorney  at  law,  604  Commercial, 

r.  502  Mason 
McChain  Jasper  F., bookkeeper,  r.  507  }$  Leavenworth, 

rear 
McChain  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  r.  507  J^  Leavenworth 
McChesney  John  W.,  bookkeeper  Onesti  &  Connor,  r. 

109  Montgomery 
McClain  James,  r.  311  Pacific 
McClain  Kate,  vridow,  r.  1104  Taylor 
Mcclain  Peter,  blacksmith,  r.  1104  Taylor 
McClain  Thomas,  plumber,  r.  1104  Taylor 
McClain  William,  plumber,  r.  1104  Taylor 
B^  McClaiu.     See  McClean,  McLane  and  McLean 
McClaskey  John,  r.  SE  cor  Harrison  and  Twelfth 
McClaskey  Susan,  widow,  r.   SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Twelfth 
McClaskey  William  J.,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  SE  cor 

Harrison  and  Twelfth 
McClatchey  Mary,  domestic  1526  Washington 
McClatchie  Joseph,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  648  Fol- 
som 
McClatchle  Mary,  tailoress,  r.  548  Folsom 
McClatchyN.  S.,  clerk  U.  8.  Sub-Treasury,  r.  Oak- 
land 
McClean  John,  foreman   Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r.  E  s 

Louisiana,  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
McClean  John  W..  machinist  Pac.  Boiling  Mills,  r.  E 

s  Louisiana,  bet  Napa  and  Shasta 
BS^McClean.     See  McClain,    McLain,  McLane   and 

McLean 
McCleary  George  W.,  laborer,  r.  32^4  Zoe 
McCleary  Hugh,  shipjoiner,  r.  32M  Zoe 
McCleary  Robert,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
McCleary  Robert  W.,  bootblack,  r.  110  Prospect  PI 
McCleary  Thomas,  librarian  Odd  Fellows'  Library,  r. 

634  Second 
McCleary  William,  cook,  r.  cor  Fourteenth  and  Market 
McCleave  Jules,  steward  schr  Mose,  r.  317  Harrison 
McCleef  Tyler,  shipcarpeuter,  r.  9  Francisco 


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McOlein  Frank,  engiueer,  r.  130  Bernard 

McClellan  Frank  H.  (Frank  H.  McClellan  &  Co.) r.  763 

Mission 
McClellan  Frank  H.  &  Co.  (Frank  H.  McClellan  and 

Samuel  Fillcaan)  diptheria  remedy.  763  Mission 
McClellan  George  B.,  calker,  r.  2  Park  Av 
"McClellan  John,  blacksmith   and  wagonmaker,  1048 

Mission,  r.  723^  Natoma 
McClellan  John  F.,  butcher  Michelssen,  Brown&Co., 

r.  117  Dore 
McClellan  L.  S.,  salesman,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
McClellan  Mary,  nurse  NE  cor  Jackson  and  Gough 
McClellan  R.  Guy,  attorney  at  law,  523  Kearny,  rooms 

27-28.  r.  Berkeley 
McClellan  Robert.  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,   806   Mont 
McClellan  William,  asphaltum  worker,  r.  11 5^  Sonora 
McClellan  'William  J.,  house  and  sign  painter,  439 

Hayes 
McClelland  Alexander,  salesman  John  Hanly,  r.  Ahl- 
born House 
McClelland  F.  G.,  r.  917  Market 
McClelland  John  A.,  wharfinger  Section  2  Sea  Wall,  r. 

11(;  Turk 
McClelland  Rosanna  Mrs.,  r.  5  Mason 
[^"McClelland.     See  McClellan  and  McLellan 
McClenegan  Frank,  compositor,  r.  622  Green,  rear 
McClenegan  William,  laborer,  r.  622  Green,  rear 
McCleod  Kate  L.,  widow,  r.  1425  Mason 
McCleskey  Joseph  H.,coaldeaIer,  SE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Greenwich 
)I^"McCleskey.     See  McClaskey,  MpCloskey  and  Mc- 

Cluskey 
McClinchy  Henry,  shoemaker,  r.  3010  Mission 
McClinchy  James,  teamster,  r.  15  Harrison  Av 
McClintock  Joseph  S.,  detective,  r.  316  Fourth 
McClintock  Thomas,  salesman   O'Connor,  Moffatt  & 

Co.,  r.  906  Market 
McCliuton  James  G.,  mining,  r.  11  Glen  Park  Av 
McClinton  Mining  Co.  (Bodie,  Cal.)  W.  H.  Lent  sec- 
retary, 62  Nevada  Block 
McCloskey  Anna,  groceries  and  cigars.  70  West  Mis- 
sion 
McCloskey  Bernard  C,  clerk  J.  N.  Scally,   r.  21   Fol- 

som  Av 
McCloskey  Daniel,  butcher,  r.  923  Eighteenth 
McCloskey  Dennis,  plasterer,  r.  925  Dolores 
McCloskey  Eaver,  engineer,  r.  100  San  Jose  Av 
McCloskey   Edward,   salesman   O'Connor,  Moffatt   & 

Co.,  r.  G09  Post 
McCloskey  Ella  V.  Mies,  copyist,  r.  302  Hayes 
McCloskey  Frank,  clerk  W.   R.  Allen   &   Co.,  r.   120 

Nineteenth 
McCloskey  George,  r.  609  Pine 

McCloskey  James  (J.  P.  Sweeney  &  Co.)  r.  125  Ellis 
McCloskey  James,  carpenter,  r.  1111  Pierce 
McCloskey  James,  driver  Overland  Freight  Transfer 

Co.,  r.  320  Minna 
McCloskey  James,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
McCloskej'  James,    horseshoer,    407   Fourth,   r.    cor 

Howard  and  Sixteenth 
McCloskey  John,  carpenter,  r.  S  s  Twentieth  Av,  bet 

J  and  K,  South  S.  F. 
McCloskey  John,   driver  Clifford   &  Mitchell,  r.   236 

Townsend 
McCloskey  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light   Co.,  r.   538 

Howard 
McCloskey  John,  shoecutter  Levy,   Diamant,   Oppen- 

heimer  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor  Twelfth  and  Harrison 
McCloskey  John,   teamster  Adams   &   Butler,   r.   538 

Howard 
McCloskey  John,  varnisher,  r.  204  Nineteenth 
McCloskey  John  B.,  student  Pacific  Business  College, 

r.  862  Mission 
McCloskey  John  J.,  boltmaker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 
E  s  San  Jose  Av,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty- 
sixth 
McCloskey  Joh"h  M.,  clerk  F.  A.  Hyde,  r.  302.Hayes 
McCloskey  John  S.,  fireman  8.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
McCloskey  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  15  Bryant  Av 
McCloskey  Joseph  H.,  solicitor  Home  Mutual   Insur- 
ance Co.,  r.  2138  Mission 
McCloskey  Lizzie  Miss,  housekeeper,  r.  302  Hayes 
McCloskey  M.,  steward  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Rio  de  Jan- 
eiro 
McCloskey  Mary,  domestic  569  Harrison 
McCloskey  Michael,  blacksmith,  r.  7313^  Clementina 
McCloskey  Michael,  teamster,  r.  405  Fourth 
McCloskey  Patrick,  upholsterer,  r.  212  Second 
McCloskey  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  405  Fourth,  r.  210 
Perry  . 


McCloskey  Patrick  M.,  horseshoer,  2214  Mission 
McCloskey  Richard  H.,  teamster  S.  F.  Wool  Scouring 

Co.,  r.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet  K  and  L,  South  S.  F. 
McCloskey  William,  horseshoer  James  McCloskey,  r. 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Moss 
McCloskey  William  C,  compositor,  r.  302  Hayes 
8S"  McCloskey.     See  McClesky  and  McCluskey 
McCloud  Alexander,   boilermaker  Risdon   I.   and  L. 

Works,  r.  362  J«  Clementina 
McCloud  Alexander  L.,  shipwright,  r.  E  s  Minnesota, 

bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
McCloud  George,  clerk,  r.  734  Folsom 
McCloud  John,  longshoreman,  r.  625  Davis 
McCloud  John,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 
McCloud  Reuben  H.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  Qakland 
McCloud  William  M.,  postal  clerk  U.  S.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  r.  Oakland 
8^"McCloud.     See  MacLeod  and  McLeod 
McClune  James  H.,  junkdealer,  r.  1220  Powell 
McCluiig'    Joseph  W.,    assistant    secretary    San 

Francisco  Stock  and  Exchange  Board,  office  331- 

333  Pine,  r.  1222  Pine 
McClunie   Christopher,   Tailors'  Pro.  Union,  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Morton 
McClunie  J.  Mrs.,  saleslady  B.  Lazansky,  r.  Ahlborn 

House 
McClunie  John,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co..  r. 

627  Third 
McClunie  John  Jr.,   salesman   O'Connor,  Moffatt   & 

Co..  r.  627  Third 
McClunie   Richard   J.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  & 

Co.,  r.  627  Third 
McClunie  William   J.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  & 

Co.,  r.  323  Dupont 
McClure  Abel  T.,  physician,  office  and  r.  21  Powell 
McClure  Alexander,  seaman,  r.  418  Drumm 
McClure   David  (McClure   &   Dwinelle)  r.  Occidental 

Hotel 
McClure  Electa  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  812  Howard 
McClure   George  B.,   heater  Pac.    Rolling  Mills,   r. 

W  8  Kentucky,  bet  Blariposa  and  Solano 
McClure  Harry  C,  clerK  Davis  Bros.,  r.  21  Powell 
McClure  Penuel  (Rountree  &  McClure)  r.  408  Ellis 
McClure  Peter  L.  (Warden  &  McClure)  r.  423  Fulton 
McClure   William,   chief  engineer  P.  M.  SS.  City  of 

Peking,  r.  355  Brannan 
McClure   William   F.,  clerk  C.  S.  Capp   &  Co.,  r.  21 

Powell 
McClure  William  J.,  driver  Warden  &  McClure.  r.  423 

Fulton,  rear 
McClure  William  P.,  blacksmith  Pac.  Rolling  Mills, 

r.  Potrero  Hotel 
McClui'e  &  Dwinelle  (David  McClure  and  Sam- 
uel H.  Dwinelle;  attorneys  at  law,  526  Montgomery 
B^"  McClure.     See  McLure 
McCluskey  Annie,  shirtfinisher,  r.  SE   cor  Lombard 

and  Kearny 
McCluskey  Catherine,  domestic  409  Jones 
McCluskey  George  E.,  freight  clerk  Cal.  Cracker  Co., 

r.  807  California 
McCluskey   Henry,  engineer,  r.  SE  cor  Lombard  and 

Kearny 
McCluskey  J.,  laborer  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McCluskey  James,  laborer,  r.  240  Eleventh 
McCluskey  John,  carriagepaiuter.  r.  1408  Folsom 
McCluskey  John,    launtlryman    S.    F.   Laundry,   S  s 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McCluskey  Julia,  shirtfinisher,  r.  SW   cor  Lombard 

and  Kearny 
McCluskey  Michael,  r.  S  s  Francisco,  bet  Larkin  and 

Polk 
McCluskey   Otto,  painter  E.  M.  Gallagher,  r.  Larkin, 

nr  Vallejo 
McCluskey   Owen,  helper  Moynihan  &  Aitken,  r.  E  s 

San   Jose   Av,  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
McCluskey  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Lombard, nr  Kearny 
McCluskey  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  2733  Pine 
McCluskey  Peter,  baker,  r.  220  Nineteenth 
McCluskey  Peter,  longshoreman,  r.  212  Broadway 
McCluskey  Philip,  lather,  r.  61  West  Mission 
McCluskey  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  1310  Kearny,  rear 
K^McCluskey.     See  McCleskey  and  McCloskey 
McOolgan  Adeline,  widow,  r.  1809  Ellis 
McColgau  Charles,  masher  Pac.  Distilling  Co.,  r.  S  s 

Chestnut,  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
McColgau  Charles  M.,  iilumber,   r.   S  s  Chestnut,  bet 

Wf=bster  and  Fillmore 
McColgan  Cornelius  J.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  r. 

1809  Ellis 


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McColgan  Daniel,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  516 

Howard 
McColgan  Edward,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  145 

Silver 
McColgan  John,  tinsmith,  r.  NWcor  Filbert  and  Weh- 

sttr 
McColgan  John  L.,  Sheriff's  keeper,  r.  1809  Ellis 
McColgan  Joseph,  r.  1809  Ellis 
McColgan  Kate  F.  Miss,  assistant  South  Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  r.  1809  Ellis 
McColgan  Patrick,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  145 

Silver 
McColgan  Sasan,  widow,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Web- 
ster 
McColgan  William,  laborer,  r.  1  Freelou 
McCollam  C.  A.  Mrs.  (Thomas  W.  McCollam  i:  Co.)  r. 

i-i-i  Eddy 
McCoIiuiu  Thonias  TV.    «&  Co.   (Mrs.  C.  A.  Mc- 
Collam and  George  Tasheira)  wholesale  dealers 

cured  fish,  208  Clay 
McCoUister  Henry  H.,  clerk,  r.  44  Sixth 
McCollougan  Michael,  gardener,  r.  '2630  Post 
McCollough  Clarence  W.,  student,  r.  2  Bowles  PI 
McCoUoftgh  James  H.  Kev.,  pastor  Christian  Church, 

r.  2  Bowles  PI 
McComas   Nicholas,   carpenter,  r.  W  s  McClellan,  bet 

Lincoln  and  Cortland  Av,  B.  H. 
McComb  Archie,  woolgrader,  r.  N  s  North  Point,  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
McComb  Edmond,  engineer  stmr  C.  M.  Small,  r.  610 

Front 
McComb  George,  r.  29  Dupont 
McComb.  George,  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's  Of- 

ffice,  r.  Temescal 
McComb  James,  r.   Ns  North   Point,   bet  Larkin  and 

Polk 
McComb  John,  r.  29  Dupont 
McComb  John  B.,  clerk,  r.  332  Brannan 
McComb  John  R.  Jr.,  purser  stmr  Empire,  r.  16  South 

Park 
McComb  J.  P.,  doorkeeper  Haverly's  California  Thea- 
tre, r.  410  Kearny 
McComb    Robert,  machinist,  r.  SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Beale 
McCombe  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  o%  Dupont 
AlcCoiube  Jolin,    note  broker  and  collector,  402 

Montgomery,  r.  53^  Dupont 
McCombe  Thomas  C,  clerk  John  McCombe,  r.  &3^  Du- 
pont 
McConaghey  Peter,  real  estate,  r.  96  Precita  Av 
McConaghii'  Archibald,  teamster,  r.  423  East 
McCouaghy  Maggif,  domestic  526J4  O'Farrell 
McConagly  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  15  Florence 
McConahey  Bridget,  widow,  r.  109  Rose  Av 
McConahey  James,  canmaker,  r.  109  Rose  Av 
McConahey  John,   clerk  Levi   Strauss  &  Co.,   r.  109 

Rose  Av 
McConahy  Daniel,  cartman,  r.  34  Silver 
McCouahy  Theodore,  upholsterer,  r.  514  J4  Geary 
McConalogue  Edward,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Jersey,  bet  Dia- 
mond and  Douglass 
McConalogue  Frank,  cutter  A.  L.  Bancroft  h  Co.,  r.  N 

8  Castro,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
McConalogue  James,  engineer   tugboat   Hercules,  r. 

564  Howard 
McConalogue  John,  engineer  Union   Iron,  Works,  r. 

19  Clementina 
McConalogue  Philip,  fireman  tug  boat  Hercules.r.  564 

Howard 
O^McConalogue.     See  McConologue 
McCouaughy    David   E.,  agent  Carpet  Sweeper   and 

Clothes  Wringer,  757  Howard,  r.  755  Howard 
McCoue  Robert,  machinist  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McConley  Charles,  stevedore  A.  C.  Freese 
McConnell  Chalmers  N.,  bookkeeper  Le  Count  Bros., 

r.  1910  Buchanan 
McConnell  Daniel,  chipper   City   Iron   Works,  r.  29 

Frederick,  rear 
McConnell  Eliza,  widow,  r.  117  Stockton 
McConnell  Frank  H.,  watchmaker  Randolph  &  Co.,  r. 

.'517  Bush 
McConnell  Frank  J.,   compositor  Frank   Eastman   & 

Co.,  r.  S  B  Washington,  bet  Cherry  and  Maple 
McConnell   James,    sailmaker  Thomas  Reynolds,  r. 

7il6  Miuna 
McConnell  John  R.,  canvasser,  r.  1327  Sacramento 
McConnell  Kate  Mrs.,  tailoress.  r.  1126  Market 
McConnell  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  334  Third,  rear 
McConnell  Quinette  O.  Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley 

School,  r.  207  Taylor 


McConnell  Robert,  policeman,  r.  421  Fifth 

McConnell  Robert  G.,  r.  103  Mission 

McConnell  Thomas,  hiborer,  r.  516  Oak 

McConnell  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  r.  460  Jessie 

McConnell  W.  A. .manager  Haverly's  California  Thea- 
tre, r.  Occidental  Hotel 

McConnell  William  J. .foreman  pattern  maker  Fulton 
Iron  Works,  r.  634  Mission 

McConnothy  John,  stableman  R.  J.  Graham,  r.  NW 
cor  Jones  and  Ellis 

McConologue  Chailes  M.,  dairyman,  r.  521  Castro 

McConologue  Frank,  porter  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  r. 
521  Castro 

McConologue  James,  tinsmith,  r.  521  Castro 

McConologue  Mary,  domestic  215  Eleventh 

lK?"McConologue.    See  McConalogue 

McConville  John,  tinsmith  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stet- 
son, r.  .506  Shotwell 

McConville  Richard,  fireman  P.  C.  S3.  Idaho,  r.  427 
Hayes 

McCooey  Arthur,  milker  A.  T.  Noble  &  Co.,  r.  NW  cor 
Thirtieth  and  San  Jos6  Road 

McCooey  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fif- 
teenth and  Minna 

McCooey  Owen,  groceries  and  liquors,  961  Bryant 

McCool  James,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  538 
Howard 

McCool  Thomas,  night  watchman,  r.  15  Harrison  Av 

McCoppin  Frank,  capitalist,  r.  29  Waller 

McCord  Alexander,  assistant  superintendent  City  ER., 
r.  18  Bond 

McCord  Charles,  clerk  Morris  d  Kennedy,  r.  210 
O'Farrell 

McCord  Ellen,  widow,  r.  948  Howard 

McCord  Evan  B.,  passenger  agent  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  1506 
Mission 

McCord  George,  bookkeeper  E.  H.  Kittredge  &  Co.,  r. 
314  Third 

McCord  James,  superintendent  Sutter  St.  EH., 
office  1104  Larkin,  superintendent  United  Car- 
riage Co.,  office  2  New  Montgomery,  and  (McCord 
&  Scott)  r.  1514  Pine 

McCord  John  (Scott  &  McCord)  r.  1421  Polk 

McCord  Marcus  L.,  with  Pendergast  &  Co.,  r.  745 
Howard 

McCord  Robert,  bookkeeper,  r.  314  Third 

McCord  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  314  Third 

McCord  Thomas  Jr.,  clerk,  r.   314  Third 

McCord  &  Scott  (James  McCord  and  T.  A.  'Scott) 
proprietors  Fashion  Stables,  221  Ellis 

K^McCord.     See  MacCord 

McCorkell  James  A.,  gastitter  Gas  Consumers'  Assn, 
r.  14  Bernard 

McCorkell  Lizzie  Miss,  assistant  Union  Primary 
School,  r.  14  Bernard 

McCorkell  Lizzie  T.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,   r.   14  Bernard 

McCormack  Anna,  domestic  1928  Sacramento 

McCormack  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1139 H  Folsom 

McCormack  George,  actor  Baldwin  Theatre 

McCormack  Hugh  G.,  yardmaster  S.  P.  RE.,  r.  2511 
Folsom 

McCormack  James,  messenger  Lorenzo  Lapham,  r.  37 
Louisa 

McCormack  James,  contractor,  r.  8  s  A,  nr  Twenty- 
sixth  Av 

Mci'orinack  John,  r.  Nucleus  House 

McCormack  John,  flour  and  commission  broker,  220 
Clay,  r.  841  Market 

McCormack  John,  gardener,  r.  1511  Buchanan 

McCormack  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Gold- 
en Gate  Av  and  Jones 

McCormack  John  F.,  r.  1139  M  Folsom 

McCormaik  John  J.,  blacksmith  N.  B.  and  M.  ER.,  r. 
9t;l  Mission 

McCormac^  John  S.,  shoemaker,  r.  416  Grove 

McCormack  Katie,  domestic  335  Eddy 

McCormack  Maggie  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  1713  Howard 

McCormack  Michael,  laborer,  r.  i>23  Dolores 

McCormack  Michael,  painter,  r.  Creedmore  House 

McCormack  Patrick,  hackman,  r.  775  Market 

McCormack  Thomas,  driver  Baldwin  Stables,  r.  20 
Anna 

McCormack  Thomas  A.,  clerk  Thomas  F.  Palmer,  r. 
1139M  Folsom 

McCormack  William,  cabinetmai^er,   r.   318  Eleventh 

McCormack  William  J.,  shoemaker  Buckingham  & 
Hecbt,  r.  113  Oak 

McCormack  Wiunifred,  widow,  r.  4.53  Tehama 

McC'ormick  Alexander,  cooper,  r.  1609  Folsom 

McCormick  A.  M.  Miss,  housekeeper,  CIO  Larkin 


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McCormick  Andrew,  r.  14  Louisa 

McCormick  Brothers    (James   A.   and  Frank  L.)    job 

printers,  622  Clay 
McCormick  Charles,  solicitor  The  Bradstreet  Co. ,  r.  97 

Fifteenth 
McCormick  Christopher,  painter  Bernard  Bradley,  r. 

E  8  Cook,  nr  Point  Lobos  Av 
McCormick  Daniel,  helper  freight  depot  S.  P.  RR.,  r. 

38}<i  Moss 
McCormick  E.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McCormick  Edward,  barber,  1741  Mission  and  deputy 

Superintendent  Streets,  r.  1741  Mission 
McCormick  Edward,  laborer,  r.  144 5^  Freelon 
McCormick  Ellen,  dressmaker,  r.  814  California 
McCormick  Emanuel  B.,  bookkeeper  William  Q.  El- 
liott, r.  208  Jones 
McCormick  Felix,  dairyman,  r.  2fil7  Sutter 
McCormick  Francis,  horseshoer,  r.  1310  Natoma 
McCormick  Francis,  plumber   Edward  V.   Wilson,    r. 

cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Fountain 
McCormick  Frank  H.  (McCormick  &  Delanoy)  r.  609 

Polk 
McCormick  Frank  L.    (McCormick  Brothers)   r.   112 

Hyde 
McCormick  Harvesting  Machine  Co.,    N.  E. 

Barnes  general  agent,  31  Market 
McCormick  Harry  J.,  deputy  Sheriff,  r.  415  Eddy 
McCormick  Hugh,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Taylor 
McCormick  Hugh,  miner,  r.  2648  Folsom 
McCormick  J.,   watchman   G.   B.   Studley   &   Co.,   r. 

Montgomery's  Hotel 
McCormick  James,  r.  112  Hyde 
McCormick  James,  boilermaker  Fulton  Iron  Works, 

r.  254  Beale 
McCormick  James,  coremaker  Industrial  Iron  Works, 

r.  143  Folsom 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  r.  14  Louisa 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  r.  12  Miller  PI 
McCormick  James,  porter,  r.  43  Minna 
McCormick  James,  porter  Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co., 

r.  Ahlborn  House 
McCormick  James  A.    (McCormick  Brothers)    r.  524 

Turk 
McCormick  James  K.,  saloonkeeper,   r.   542 M  Natoma 
McCormick  John  (McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co.)  r.  1012 

McAllister 
McCormick  John,  carpenter,  r.  527  Folsom 
McCormick  John,  clerk  A.  Nicoll,  r.  17  Zoe,  rear 
McCormick  John,  driver  Patrick  Conway,  r.  69  Minna 
McCormick  John,  laborer  Mechanics'  Foundry,  r.  528 

Howard 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Tay- 
lor 
McCormick  John,  porter  O.  B.  and  N.  SS.  Colum- 
bia 
McCormick  John,  shoemaker  Jory  Bros.,  r.  416  Grove 
McCormick  John,    teamster  Charles  R.  Allen,  r.  238 

Fremont 
McCormick  John  F.,  gymnasium,  232  Sutter,  r.  229 

Second 
McCormick   Jolin   F.,    plumber   and    gasfitter, 

313  J^  Sutter,  r.  113^  William 
McCormick  John  H.,  r.  342  Third 
McCormick  John  J.,  molder  Jackson  &  Truman,  r.  18 

Oak  Grove  Av 
McCormick  John  T.,  wireworker  Cal.  Wire  Works  Co., 

r.  659  Js  Natoma 
McCormick  John  W.,  insurance  broker,  322-324  Cali- 
fornia, r.  1713  Howard 
McCormick  John  W.  Jr.,  clerk  Hutchinson  &  Mann, 

r.  1713  Howard 
McCormick  Joseph,  sashmaker  Uriah  Segars,  r.  453 

Tehama 
McCormick  Kate,  widow,  r.  914  Clay 
McCormick  Katie,  domestic  1009  Dolores 
McCormick  Leonora,  widow,  r.  263^  Zoe 
McCormick,  Lewis  k  Co.  (Thomas  A.McCormick, Oscar 

Lewis   and   John   McCormick)  proptrs  Industrial 

Iron  Works,  229-235  Beale 
McCormick   Martin,  butcher  Merry,   Faull  &  Co.,  r. 

Greenwich,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McCormick  Mary,  widow,  r.  S  s  Twenty-fourth,   bet 

Ellen  and  Bellevue 
McCormick  Mary  J.,  widow,  r.  cor  Twenty-seventh 

Av  and  E 
McCormick  Michael,  fireman  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, r.  464  Minna 
McCormick  Michael,  laborer,  r.  17  Zoe,  rear 
McCormick  Michael,  teamster,  r.617  Fulton 


McCormick  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  and  assist- 
ant foreman  Hose  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,NW  cor  Sierra 
and  Georgia 
McCormick  Peter,  teamster,  r.  525  Octavia 
McCormick  P.   F.,  bookkeeper  Patrick  Lynch,  r.  610 

Larkin 
McCormick  Stephen  J.,  editor  The  Monitor,  622  Clay, 

r.  524  Turk 
McCormick  Thomas,  driller,  r.  Bay  St.  House 
McCormick  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  104  Berry 
McCormick   Thomas,  teamster  Collins  &  Lyons,  r.  7 

Juniper 
McCorrnick  Thomas  A.  (McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co.)  r. 

324  Tenth 
McCormick  Thomas  A.,  compositor,  r.  524  Turk 
McCormick  Timothy,  nurse  Twenty-sixth   St.  Hospi- 
tal 
McCormick  William,  r.  280  Minna 
McCormick  William,  clerk,  r.  17  Zoe,  rear 
McCormick   William,   liquor  saloon,  11  Merchant,  r. 

924  Valencia 
McCormick  William,  packer   L.  &  E.  Emanuel,  r.  305 

Eleventh 
McCormick  William,  porter,  r.  821  Capp 
McCormick  William  H.,  marble  works,  827  Market,  r. 

208  Jones 
McCormick  William  J.  F.,  professor  literature  St. 

Mary's  College 
McCormick  William  L.  (Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co.)  r. 

Oakland 
McCormick    &    Delanoy  (Frank   H.  McCormick 
and  Frederick  N.  Delanoy)  shipping  and  commis- 
sion  merchants   and   agents  Lick  Paper  Co.,  109 
California,  room  6 
e^  McCormick.     See  McCormack 
McCorriston  Hugh,  blacksmith,  r.  16  Lynch 
McCosker  C.  Edward,  driver  Central  RR.,  t.  11  Kate 
McCoslin  Henry,  clerk,  r.  314  Sixth 
McCottery  James,  framemaker  Max  Burkardt,r.  1525 

Powell 
McCottrey  Robert,  engineer,  r.  304  Green 
McCottrey  Robert  T.,  bookbinder  Althof  &  Bahls,  r. 

304  Green 
McCottrey  Samuel,  framemaker,  r.  304  Green 
McCottrey  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  1063  Howard 
McCottrey  Thomas,  framemaker  Charles  H.  Leavitt,  r. 

304  Green 
McCoubrey   James   E.,   carpenter  Architectural  Iron 

Works,  r.  240  Clara 
McCourt  James,  tailer,  r.  1332  Sacramento 
McCourt  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Filbert,   bet   Steiner 

and  Pierce 
McCourt  Peter,  helper  Western  Iron  Works,  r.  638^ 

Natoma 
McCourt  Robert,  conductor  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  721  How- 
ard 
McCourtuey  Alfred  T.,  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  r.  422  Linden  Av 
McCourtney  Charles  H.,  labored,  r.  16  Clara 
McCourtney  Ephraim  J.,  calker,  r.  16  Clara 
McCourtney  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  16  Clara 
McCowen  Henry  A.,  bootmaker,  r.  106  Dupont 
McCown  William  M.,   traveling  salesman  C.  E.  Wor- 

den,  r.    1254  Howard 
McCoy  Arthur,  plumber  Thomas  Day,  r.  701  Hyde 
McCoy    Cliarles  Ii.,  mining  secretary,  16  Nevada 

Block,  r.  Oakland 
McCoy  Daniel,   teamster,   cor  Beale   and  Howard,  r. 

135}^  Fifth 
McCoy  Edward,  marble  polisher,  r.  264  Clara 
McCoy  Elizabeth,  domestic  1510  Taylor 
McCoy  George,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McCoy  George  W.,  engineer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
McCoy  Henry  J.,  general  secretary  Young  Men's 
Chri-stian  Association,  232  Sut;er,  r.  311  Stockton 
McCoy,Juan  W.,  medical  student,  r.  845  Mission 
McCoy  Lizzie  Mrs.,  domestic  1926  Pine 
McCoy  Mary  Miss,  tail(jress  George  Kuhn,  r.701  Hyde 
McCoy  Matthew,  peddler,  r.  51  Stevenson 
McCoy  Michael,  caller,  and  foreman  Hose  No.  7,  S.F. 
F.  D.,  r.  E  s  Tennessee,  bet  Sierra  and  Humboldt, 
rear 
McCoy  Owen  J.,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  1423 Pine 
McCoy  Patrick  (McCoy  &   Gallagher)  r.   709  Clemen- 
tina 
McCoy  Patrick,  laborer  Presidio  Reservation,  r.  1914 

Filbert 
McCoy  Patrick,  porter  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  23J4 

Minna 
McCoy  Thomas  J.,  ironmolder,  r.  49  Ritch 


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McCoy  &  Gallagher  (Patrick  McCoy  aud  Thomas  Gal- 
latjher)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Howard  and 
Eighth 

McCracken  Amanda  B.,  widow,  r.  W  8  Minnesota,  bet 
Mariposa  aud  Solano 

McCracken  Arthur  (Menzies,  Bingham  &  Co.)  r.  412 
Vallejo    ' 

McCracken  Arthur  T.,  apprentice  William  Hawkins, 
r.  •ir2  Vallejo 

McCracken  George  H.  Rev.,  pastor  Kentucky  St.  M.E. 
Church,  r.  W  s  Minnesota,  bet  Mariposa  and  So- 
lano 

McCracken  George  S.,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue.r. 
Oakland 

McCracken  Henry,  clerk,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  nr  Sansome 

McCracken  James,  teacher  music,  r.  1.5.32  Polk 

McCracken  Michael,  tentmaker,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  nr  San- 
some 

McCracken  Sarah  Miss,  r.  S  8  Filbert,  nr  Sansome 

McCracken  Sarah,  widow,  r.  S  s  Filbert,  nr  Sansome 

McCracken  William,  blacksmith  A.  Miiir 

McCracken  William,  proptr  Lick  Laundry,  13  Lick  PI, 
r.  517  Post 

McCrady  James,  laborer,  r.  526  Howard 

McCraith  Annie,  domestic  970  Harrison 

McCraith  George,  r.  7  Bartol 

McCraith  James,  cook,  r.  SE  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 

McCraith  John,  organ  builder,  r.  1250  Montgomery 

McCraith  Mary,  widow,  r.  7  Bartol 

McCraith  Thomas,  shoemaker  Gilbert  Pringle,  r.  565 
Stevenson 

McCraith  Thomas  D.,  clerk  C.  V.  Gillespie,  and  extra- 
man  Hook  and  Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  7 
Bartol 

McCraith  William,  shoemaker  Gilbert  Pringle,  r.  565 
Stevenson 

McCraken  (irin  C,  dentist,  r.  830  Howard 

McCraken  William  H.,  salesman  Carolau,  Cory  &  Co., 
r.  ()28  Sutter 

McCrea  F.  P.,  draftsman  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 
Office,  r.  238  Taylor 

McCrea  George  P.,  clerk,  r.  418  Sutter 

McCrea  Henry,  dfiver  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  181 
Jessie 

McCrea  Hugh  F.,  roller  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  and  extra- 
man  Hose  No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  E  s  Michigan,  bet 
Sierra  and  Shasta 

McCrea  James,  seaman,  r.  54  Sacramento 

McCrea  Josepb,  molder  Thompson  Bros.,  r.  Oakland 

McCrea  Tally,  captain  First  Artillery  V.  S.  A.  com- 
manding Battery  C,  Presidio  Reservation 

l^"McCrea.     See  McCreagh,  MacRae  and  McRae 

McCready  Alexander,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

McCready  Daniel  J.,  laborer,  r.  NE  Stanyau  and  Ful- 
ton 

McCready  James,  blacksmith  Globe  Iron  Works,  r. 
526  Howard 

McCready  John,  coremaker  Morris  Greenberg,  r.  7)4 
Tay 

McCready  John  R.,  stableman  Nucleus  Stable,  r.  185 
Stevenson 

McCready  Richard,  boilermaker,  r.  986  Howard 

McCready  Richard  Jr.,  clerk  William  Zelner,  r.  986 
Harrison 

B^McCready.    See  Macready  and  Mecready 

McCreagh  John,  fireman  S.  P.  BR.,  r.  Harrison,  off 
Eighteenth  * 

McCreaf,'h  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  919  Har- 
rison 

McCreary  George,  carpenter,  r.  321  Pacific 

McCreary  John,  clerk  C.  A.  Klinkner  &  Co.,  r.  Oak- 
laud 

licCreery  Andrew,  watchman,  r.  519  Jones 

McCreery  Andrew  B.,  capitalist,  211  Sansome, 
rooms  2-3,  r.  Paris,  France 

McCreery  Andrew  T.,  clerk  James  B.  Roberts,  r.  519 
Jones 

McCreery  Mattie  Miss,  laundry  clerk  Palace  Hotel 

McCreery  William  J.,  clerk  James  Alexander,  r.  519 
Jones 

McCreery's  Buildings,  NE  and  SE  cors  Mont- 
gomery and  Pine 

McC'rellis  Frank,  driver  Whitney  &  Co'e  Express 

McCrindle  John  M.,  porter  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co., 
r.  Oiikland 

McCrindle  William,  clerk  Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co.,  r. 
Oakland 

McCrune  David  B.,  r.  3  Folsom  Av 

McCrory  David  W.,  gardener  Hamilton  Park,  r.  1724  }<j 
Eddy 


McCrory  Seneca,  mining,  r.  609  Pine 

McCrosky  Joseph  H.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 

r.  5<>n  Minna 
McCrossen  William,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  8 

Eddy,  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McOrudilen  Rosa,  widow,  r.  r>"i  Minna 
McCrum  Hugh  (Sroufe  &  McCrum)  r.  301  Turk 
McCrystle  Charles,  tailor,  217  Fourth,   r.  217  Twenty- 
second 
McCrystle  Charles  Jr.,  salesman  Julius  Samuels,  r. 

217  Twenty-second 
McCrystle  Edward,  clerk,  r.  217  Twenty-second 
McCrystle  John,  patternmaker  .Etna  Iron  Works,  r. 

217  Twenty-second 
McCrystle  William,  machinist  .SItna  Iron  Works,  r. 

217  Twenty-second 
McCuaig  Isabella,   widow,  r,  509  Birch  Av 
McCubbin  Peter,  laborer,  r.  43  Laugton 

McCue ,  laborer,  r.  Treuiont  House 

McCue  Annie,  domestic  1520  California 

McCue  Annie,  domestic  1096  Post 

McCue  Honora,  widow,  r.  49  Clemectina 

McCue  Hugh,  driver  Hook  and  Ladder  No  1,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  22  O'Farrell 
McCue  James,  baker  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  49  Clem- 
entina 
McCue  James,  blacksmith,  r.  6  Adelaide  PI 
McCue  James,  hostler  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  2  Austin 
McCue  James,   stableman  La  Grande  Laundry,  E  8 

Thirteenth,  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
McCue  John,  hackmau  Smith  k  Poultney,r.513  Third 
McCue  John,  laborer  P.  M.  S3.  Co.,  r.  51  Natoma 
McCue  John,  tailor,  r.  208  Clara 
McCue  John  J.,  cashier  Palace  Hotel 
McCue  Michael,  dishwasher  Occidental  Hotel 
McCue  Michael,  printer,  r.  209  Leidesdorff 
McCue  Michael  J.  (Crittenden  &  McCue)  r.  7  Laskie 
McCue  Owen,  contractor,  r.  SE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av 

McCue  Patrick,  shuttermaker  Anton  Pfeiflfer,  r.  49 

Clementina 
McCue  Patrick  B.,  grocer,  r.  720  Bryant 
McCae  Phelim,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Golden  Gate  Av  and 

Baker 
McCue  T.,  laborer  Bisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McCue  Terrence,  shoemaker  P.  M.  Cleary,  r.  318  Paci- 
fic . 
McCue  Thomas,  waiter  Arcade  Restaurant,  r.  905  Fol- 
som 
McCue  William,  r.  Montgomery's  Hotel 
B5"  McCue.     See  McHugh 
McCuUen  Elizabeth,  domestic  917  Pine 
AlcCulloch  John,  cooper    Empire    Brewery,  r.  926 

Minna 
McCulloch  John,  teacher  music,  r.  554  Seventeenth 
McCuUoch  William  C,  painter,  r.  216  Linden  Av 

McCullough ,  laborer,  r.  1079  Market 

McCullough  Allan,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
McCulIongli  Alexander  D.  W.,  ticket  auditor 
C.  P,  BR.,  NE  cor  Fourth  aud  Townsend,  room  70, 
r.  11  Kearny 
McCullough  Catherine,  widow,  bakery,  1111  Howard 
McCullough  Cornelius,  laborer  Presidio   Reservation 
McCullough  Daniel,  assistant  treasurer  Bush  St.  The- 
atre, r.  415  Mason 
McCullough  Dennis,  ropemaker  A.  S.  Hallidie,  r.  909 

Battery 
McCullough  Ellen  J.,  widow,  r.  516  Folsom 
McCullough  Frank,  boilermaker,  r.  37  Minna 
McCullough  James,  washer  Uuitea  Carriage  Co.,  r.  181 

Jessie 
McCullough  John,  r.  427  Francisco 
McCullough  John,  laborer  Old  Ladies'  Home 
McCullough  John,  captain  schr  Anna,  r.  11  Hampton 

PI 
McCullough  John  D.,  bartender,  r.  520  Bush 
McCullough  Maurice  K.,  laborer,  r.  616  Folsom 
McCullough  P..  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Co's  Wharf 
McCullough  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  90  Frederick 
McCullough  Peter  (Green  &  McCullough)  r.  1113  Fol- 

S'lIU 

McCullough  Samuel,  clerk  Mark  Strouse  &  Co.,  r.  827 

Capp 
McCullough  Sarah,  domestic  528  Sutter 
McCullough  Thomas,  blacksmith,  r.  912  Natoma 
McCullough  Thomas,  miner,  r.  330  Capp 
McCullough  William,  tailor,  35  Third,  r.  29  Moss 
McCullough   William  K.,  bookkeeper  Preston  &  Mc- 

Kinnon,  r.  516  Folsom 
McCuUum  John,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  Alameda 


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McCully   John,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Second  and 

Minna,  r.  935  Twenty-first 
McCumiBkey  Mary   A.,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  475 

Jessie 
McCune  Charles,  blacksnaith  Omnibus  RE.,  r.  53  Ev- 
erett 
McCune  James,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
McCune  James,  teamster,  r.  1001  Battery 
McCune  Miles,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
McCune  Patrick,  r.  Alabama,  bet  Mariposa  and  So- 
lano 
McCune  William  P.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sutter  and 

Polk 
McCurdy  Alfred  C,  carpenter,  r.W  s  San  Jose  Av,  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
McCurdy  David,  laborer,  r.  25  AHa 
McCurdy  Henry,  trunkmak.er,  r.  5  Verona 
McCurdy  J.,  laborer  Pac.  Boiling  Mills 
McCurdy  jr.  Colling,  manager  Eureka  Dry  Placer 

Machine  Mnfg  Co.,  10  Stevenson,  r.  418  Sutter 
McCurdy  John   B.,  porter  Albert  Mau  &   Co.,  r.  164 

First  Av 
McCurdy  Samuel,  boottreer,  r.  125  Hayes 
McCurren  W.,  speculator,  r.  533  Sacramento 
McCurrie  Charles  H.,  piano  tuner  and  agent,  r.  323 

Seventeenth 
McCurrie    John    P.,    secretary    British    Benevolent 
Society  of    Cal.,   531   California,  room  4,  r.  2110 
•  Jackson 
McCurry  James,  fruits  and  vegetables,  124  Seventh 
McCurtie  Frank,  cashier  Jacob  Bertz,  r.  616  Jones 
McCualck  Margaret,  widow,  r.  23}«Minna 
McCusker  A.,  capitalist,  r.  330  Geary 
McCusker  Albert,  insurance  agent,  r.  2505  Howard 
McCusker  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  319  Vallejo,  rear 
McCusker  Cornelius  E.,  salesman  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co., 

r.  719  Webster 
McCusker  Frank,  attorney  at  law,  r.  2505  Howard 
McCusker  James  A.,  r.  2505  Howard 
McCusker  J.  E.,  student  Barnard's  Business  College 
McCusker  John,  varnisher,  r.  5}i  Boardman  PI 
McCusker  John  Jr.,  varnisher,  r.  119  Jj  Langton 
McCusker  Owen,  tanner,  r.   cor  Sixth   and  Railroad 

Avs,  South  S.  F. 
McCusker  Patrick,  hostler  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  320  Clem- 
entina 
McCusker  T.  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  2.505  Howard 
McCusker  Thomas,  varnisher  John  B.   Luchsinger  & 

Son,  r.  5}^  Boardman  PI 
McCutchen  Arthur  A.,  shipwright,  r.  410  Duncan 
McCutchen  Ecl^varcl  J. ,  attorney  at  law,  534  Cali- 
fornia, r.  1010  Clay 
McCutchen  Lotta  Miss,  copyist,  r.  808  Mission 
McCutchen  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  I'.'.O  Ellis 
McDade  Andrew,  bartender,  r.  27  Rutledge  Av,  B.   H. 
McDade  Andrew,  clerk,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-sixth   and 

Folsom 
McDade  Ann,  widow,  r.  27  Rutledge  Av,  B.  H. 
McDade  Edward,  engineer,  r.  1148  Folsom 
McDade  George,  carriagepainter,   25  Washington,   r. 

27  Rutledge  Av,  B.  H. 
McDade  John  J.,  patternmaker,  r.  1148  Folsom 
McDaid  Alexander,  patternmaker  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r. 

519  Chestnut 
McDaid  James  J.,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  22 

Clementina 
McDaniel  Alexander,  r.  1428  California 
McDanlel  E.  P.,  clerk  Frank  Shrier,  r.  509  Gough 
McDaniel  Eugene,  clerk,  r.  1825  Market 
McDaniel  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  NE  cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Chattanooga 
McDaniels  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1006  Pacific 
McDauiels  James  K.,  compositor,  r.  1006  Pacific 
McDavitt  Eliza  A.  Miss,  shoefitter.  r.  250  Perry 
McDavitt  Margaret,  widow,  r.  250  Perry 
McDermit  W.  A.,  driver  Potreroand  B.  V.  RR.,  r.   cor 
Sierra  and  Kentucky 

McDermott ,  tailor,  r.  70  Jessie 

McDermott  Adelia  Mrs,  r.  1930  Jessie 

McDermott  Alice,  widow,  r.  40  Quinn 

McDermott  Annie  Mitis,  r.  1320  Stockton 

McDermott  Annie  F.  Miss,  assistant  Ewing  Primary 

School,  r.  26  Turk 
McDermott  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  124  Perry 
McDermott  Bernard  F.,   groceries  and  liquors,    132 

Eleventh 
McDermott  Bernard  J.,  commissary  House  of  Cor- 
rection 
McDermott  Bridget,  widow,  r.  14  Hayes 
McDermott  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1320  Stockton 


McDermott  Charles,  r.  421  Natoma 
McDermott  Charles,  molder  Isaac  H.  Small,   r.   Clip- 
per, bet  Diamond  and  Douglass 
McDermott  Charles,  patternmaker  Pac.   Iron   WorkB 

r.  34  Clementina 
McDermott  Charles  Jr.,  carriage  painter,  r.  34   Clem- 
entina 
McDermott  Charles  F.,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works, 

r.  628  Brannan 
McDermott  Edward,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Railroad  Av.  bet 

Eleventh  and  Twelfth  Avs,  South  S.  F. 
McDermott  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  214  Ritch 
McDermott  Edward  F.,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills,  r. 

N  s  Sierra,  bet  Georgia  and  Michigan 
McDermott  Francis  J.,  plumber,  r.  229  Clara 
McDermott  George,  butcher  James  McDermott,  r.  651 

Stevenson 
McDermott  George,  laborer,  r.  1330  Washington 
McDermott  George  W.,  blacksmith,  r.  21  Minna 
McDermott  James,  bricklayer,  r.  134  Page 
McDermott  James,  butcher,  142  Eighth,  r.  672   Clem- 
entina 
McDermott  James,  carrier  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works, 

r.  214  Ritch 
McDermott  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McDermott  James,  hooker  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McDermott  James,   hostler  Josiah   H.   Swain,  r.  141 

Shipley 
McDermott  James,  laborer,  r.   S  s   Greenwich,  bet 

Steiner  and  Pierce 
McDermott  James,  laborer,  r.  19  Natoma 
McDermott  James,   laborer  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 

2331  Greenwich 
McDermott  James,  laborer,  r.  35  Welsh 
McDermott  James,  tanner,  r.  1040  York 
McDermott  James,  teamster,  r.  30  Stanford 
McDermott  James  Jr.,  teamster,  r.  43  Stanly  PI 
McDermott  James  A.,  engineer,  r.  122  3^  Natoma 
McDermott  James  C,  molder  Thomas  H.  Wagstaff,  r. 

W  8  Bond,  bet  Sixteenth'and  Seventeenth 
McDermott  James  T.,  framemaker  and  gilder,  1113 

Market 
McDermott  John,  bricklayer,  r.  124  Tenth 
McDermott  John,  carrier  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Glass  Works, 

r.  214  Ritch 
McDermott  John,  engineer  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 

3006  Fillmore 
McDermott  John,  horsetrainer,  r.  442  Clementina 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  r.  72  Brady 
McDermott  John,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  917 

Howard 
McDermott  John,  painter,  r.  421  Natoma 
McDermott  John,  painter,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
McDermott  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  r.  1202  Ma- 
son 
McDermott  John,  tanner,  r.  628  Brannan 
McDermott  John  J.,  salesman,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
McDermott  John  K.,  clerk,  r.  124  Tenth 
McDermott  John  P.,  sergeant  police,  r.  1009   Golden 

Gate  Av 
McDermott  Joseph,  first  oflBcer  bark  Majestic,  r.  125 

Clinton ,  rear 
McDermott  Joseph,  stamper  George  H.  Tay  &   Co.,  r. 

212  Broadway 
McDermott  Katie,  widow,  r.  1320  Mason 
McDermott  Lawrence  C;  laborer,  r.   N  s  Sierra,  bet 

Georgia  and  Michigan 
McDermott  Louisa,  widow,  r.  552  Bryant 
McDermott  Maggie  Mrs.,  r.  208  Second 
McDermott  Margaret,  widow,  r.  12  Sherwood  PI 
McDermott  Martin,  laborer,  r.  2314  Ji  Larkin 
McDermott  Mary,  widow,  r.  1426  Broadway 
McDermott  Mary,  cook,  2  Essex  PI 
McDermott  Mary  Miss,   tailoress  Julius   Gensler,    r. 

628  Brannan 
McDermott  Michael,  dairyman,  N  s  Clipper,  bet  Dia- 
mond and  Douglass 
McDermott  Michael,  seaman,  r.  103  King 
McDermott  Minnie,  domestic  12  Bernard 
McDermott  M.  J.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  28  Fifth  Av 
McDermott  Nathaniel,  clerk,  r.  124  Tenth 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  r.   N  s   Filbert,  nr   San- 
some 
McDermott  Patrick,  longshoreman,  r.  523  Mission 
McDermott  Patrick,  patternmaker,  r.  34  Clementina 
McDermolt  Patrick,  teamster  S.  F.  Sewer  Pipe  Assn, 

r.  315  First 
McDermott  Peter  J.,  laborer,  r.'1012  Natoma 
McDermott  Robert,   liquor  saloon,    W  s  San   Bruno 
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McDermott  Thomas,  r.  2(>  Turk 

McDermott  Thomas,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

McDermott  Thomas,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  421  Na- 

toma 
McDermott  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  538  Howard 
McDermott  Thomas,  gardener,  r.  923  Jones 
McDermott  Thomas,  gardener  George  F.  Silvester,  r. 

317  Washington 
McDermott  Thomas,  iron  molder,  r.  141  Shipley 
McDermott  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  1014  Filbert,  rear 
McDermott  Thomas,   laborer   Union   Iron   Works,  r. 

249  Minna 
McDermott  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  4  Hayes  • 

McDermott  Thomas  Jr.,  catcher  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McDermott  Thomas  F.,  upholsterer  George  Walcom, 

r.  40.5  Natoma 
McDermott  Timothy,   butcher,    r.    5  Bowen's  Block. 

South  S.  F. 
McDermott  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  118  Clinton 
McDermott  William,  clerk  IMevada  Bank  of  S.  F.,  r. 

124  Tenth 
McDermott  William,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r.  63 }4 

Shipley 
McDermott  William,  hackman.r.  15  Minna 
McDermott  William,  laborer,  r.  108!^  Shipley 
McDermott  William,  machiuehand   ^ason  Springer  & 

Co.,  r,  730  Folsom 
McDermott  William,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 

917  Howard 
McDermott  William,  seaman  P.  M.   SS.  South  Caro- 
lina 
McDermott  William  E.,  laborer,  r.  435  Clementina 
McDermott  William   F.,  boatman,  r.  S  s  Brosnan,  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
McDermott  William  P.,   physician,   office   and  r.  304 

Bartlett 
S3^  McDgrmott.     See  MacDermot  and  McDermit 
McDevitt  Alfred,  clerk,  r.  255  Clementina 
McDevitt  Andrew,  contractor,  r.  41(j  Broadway 
McDevitt  Andrew,  nightwatchman  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r. 

900  Green 
McDevitt  Andrew,  tinsmith,  r.  lOfi  Freelon 
McDevitt  Ann,  widow,  r.  7  J^  Verona 
McDevitt  Annie  Miss,  cloakmaker  D.  Samuels,  r.  7}^ 

Verona 
McDevitt  Arthur,  teamster   R.   D.   Chandler,   r.  1311 

Kearny 
McDevitr  Catherine,  widow,  r.  646  Mission 
McDevitt  Charles,  elevator  tender,  320  Sansome,  r.  646 

Mission 
McDevitt  Cornelius,  laborer,  r.  138  Freelon 
McDevitt  Cornelius,  teamster  R.  D.  Chandler,  r.  1311 

Kearny 
McDevitt  Daniel,  i.  26  Minna 
McDevitt  Edward,  r.  814  Green 
McDevitt  Edward,  teamster,  r.  19  Washington 
McDevitt  Eleanor,  widow,  r.  1015  Union 
McDevitt  Frank,  laborer,  r.  r.  7M  Verona 
McDevitt  Frank  P.,  compositor  The  Daily  Report,  r. 

1015  Union 
McDevitt  Huglj,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light 
McDevitt  Hugh,  seaman,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
McDevitt  James,  bakery,  504  Minna,  r.  1709  Howard 
McDevitt  James,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  22 

Clementina 
McDevitt  James,  boxmaker,  r.  646  Mission 
McDevitt  James,  contractor,  r.  911  Sansome 
McDevitt  James,   macbinehand   Uriah   Segars,   r.   49 

Freelon 
McDevitt  James,  moroccofinisher,  r.  13 H  Bryant  Av 
McDevitt  James,  printer  Thomas   Houseworth  &  Co., 

r.  242  Js  Clara 
McDevitt  Jolin.  boxmaker,  r.  646  Mission 
McDevitt  John,   machinist  Union   Iron   Works,  r.  22 

Clementina 
McDevitt  John,  salesmau  Martin  Meussdorffer,  r.  NW 

cor  Greeu  and  Taylor 
McDevitt  Joseph  F.,  pressman  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  r.  646 

Mission    ' 
McDevitt  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  7^  Verona 
McDevitt  Maria,  widow,  r.  242  !<i  Clara 
McDevitt  Mary,  widow,  bakery,  826}^  Twentieth 
McDevitt  Miciiael,  blacksmiths'  helper,  r.  046  Mission 
McDevitt  Mirhael.  laborer,  r.  106  Freelon 
McDevitt  Minnie  Miss,  portrait  painter,  r.  1439  Polk 
McDevitt  Nellie  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  ,52  Natoma 
McDevitt  Patrick,   tanner  Bloch  &  Davidson,  r.  13 M 

Bryant  Av 
McDevitt  Peter,  hackman,  r.  NW  cor  Noe  and  Twenty- 
third 


McDevitt  Philip,  teamster,  r.  4  Frederick 
McDevitt  Roweua  Mrs.,  shoefitter,  r.  1434  Valencia 
McDevitt  S.  A.Mrs.,  widow ,'dreBS  and  cloak  making, 

1439  Polk 
McDevitt  Samuel,  blacksmith,  r.  4445^  Clementina 
McDevitt  Sarah,  groceries,  220  Broadway 
McDevitt  Thomas,   feeder   Cal.    Cracker  Co.,   r.  900 

Green 
McDevitt  William,  laborer  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r.  555 

Natoma 
McDevitt  William,  laborer,  r.  1622  Pacific  Av 
McDevitt  William,  washer  Adolph   G.  Roden,  r.  cor 

Van  Ness  and  Pacific  Avs 
McDevitt  William  H.,  teamster  Bryden  &  Hinckley, 

r.  138  Freelon 
McDine  James,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 

McDonald .carpenter,  r.  276  Minna 

McDonald ,  porter  Horton  &  Baum,  NW  cor  Bush 

and  Sansome 
McDonald  Adelaide  Mrs.,  r.  1014  Montgomery 
McDonald  ^ueas,  r.  113  Leidesdorflf 
McDonald  Albert  B.,  stairbuilder,  r.  2424  Pine 
McDonald  Alexander,  r.  13  Stockton 
McDonald   Alexander,  cigarmaker  Dale  Bros.,  r.  829 

Nineteenth 
McDonald  Alexander,  driver  City  BR.,  r.  1465  Minna 
McDonald   Alexander,  harnessmaker  William  Davis, 

r.  28  Turk 
McDonald  Alexander,  helper  Fulton  Iron  Works 
McDonald  Alexander,  longshoreman,  r.  313  Main 
McDonaUi   Alexander,   master  mariner,  r.  Montgom- 
ery's Hotel 
McDonald  Alexander,   master  mariner,  r.  810.  Green- 
wich 
McDonald  Alexander,  shipwright,  r.  408  Seventh 
I  McDonald  Alexander  C,   engineer,   r.   1521   Leaven- 
j  worth 

I  McDonald  Alexander  W.,  plumber,  r.  640  Stevenson 
I  McDonald  Allen,  carpenter,  r.  7135i  Minna 
McDonald  Allen,   laborer,  r.  W  s  First  Av,  bet  Point 

Lobos  Av  and  A 
McDonald  Andrew,  blacksmith  Crittenden  &   McCue, 

r.  9  Sumner 
McDonald  Andrew   F.,  blacksmith,  r.   Twenty-third, 

bet  Alabama  and  Columbia 
McDonald  Andrew  R.,  shoemaker  E.  D.  Nolan  &  Co., 

r.  53^  Grand  Av 
McDonald  Angus,  shipcarpenter,  r.  53  Germauia 
McDonald  Annabel,  groceiies,  120  Eighth 
McDonald  Annie,  domestic  771  Mission 
McDonald  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  148  Silver 
McDonald  Annie  Miss,  weaver,  r.  SW  cor  Larkin  and 

North  Point 
McDonald  Anthony,  ironmolder  Savage  &  Sons,  r.  221 

Eleventh 
McDonald  Archibald,boilermaker  Moynihan  &  Aitken, 

r.  648  Mission 
McDonald  Archibald,  carpenter,  r.  64Q  Stevenson 
McDonald  Archibald,  carpenter,  r.  Tuik  St.  Hotel 
McDonald  Bridget,  widow,  r.  20  Howard  Court 
McDonald   Charles  A.,  clerk  Baker   i:   Hamilton,  r. 

2424  Pine 
McDonald  Charles  C,  framemaker  Michael  Walsh,  r, 

NE  cor  Twenty-second  and  Mission 
McDonald  Charles  E.  8.,  real  estate,  r.  113  Leidesdorflf 
McDonald  Charles  H.,  policeman,  r.  318  Kearny 
McDonald  Daniel,  assistant  bookkeeper  Keane  Bros., 

r.  1129  Howard 
McDonald  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  268}$  Tehama 
McDonald  Daniel,  painter,  r.  733  U  Minna 
McDonald  David,  seaman,  r.  100k  Jackson 
McDonald  Delia,  domestic  NW  cor  Fulton  and  Pierce 
McDonald  DeWitt  L.,  r.  632  Eddy 
McDonald    Donald,   bookkeeper    Carroll,   Abrams  & 

Carroll,  r.  1321  Webster 
McDonald  Donald,  carpenter,  .r.  2922  Sacramento 
McDonald  Duncan,  gardener, T.  3  Golden  Court 
McDonald  Duncan,  lecturer,  r.  1814  Stevenson 
McDonald   Duncan,   stevedore,   r.   E  s   Chenery,  bet 

Thirtieth  and  Thirty-firKt 
McDonald  Duncan  F.,  warehouseman,  r.  48  Jessie 
McDonald  E   Miss,  boarding,  .'il8  Geary 
McDonald  E.  Mrs.,  r.  121  Fulton 
McDonald  Edward,  bricklayer,  r.  424  Third 
McDonald  Edward,  driver  Central  KR.,  r.  1057  Golden 

Gate  Av 
McDonald  Edward,  junkdealer,  r.  25  Janscn,  rear 
McDonald  Edward,  laborer,  r.  636  Commercial 
McDonald  Edward,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
McDonald  Edward,  longshoreman,  r.  508  Post 


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McDonald   Edward  A.,  signpainter  Jabez  S.  Swan  r 

641  Mission  ' 

McDonald  Edward  J.,   clerk   S.   &   G.   Gnimp,  r    508 

Post 
McDonald  Effle  Miss,  compositor  H.  G.  Parsons  r 

Oakland  ' 

McDonald  Eliza  Miss,  r.  Abbotsford  House 
McDonald  Elizabetli  Mrs.,  r.  238  Jessie 
McDonald  Ellen,  chambermaid  Grand  Hotel 
McDonald  Ellen,  domestic  2300  California 
McDonald  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  733X  Minna 
McDonald  Ellen  Mrs.,  gents'   furnishing  goods,  304 

Sixth 
McDonald  E.  M.  &  «o.  (Ezekiel  M.  McDonald  and  Wil- 
,^  T^^"™  ^-  I'lumbe)  mnfrs  quartz  mills,  25  Second 
McDonald  Ezekiel  M.  (E.  M.  McDonald  &   Co  )  r  37 

Second 
McDonald  P.,  boilermaker  Kisdon  1.  and  L.  Works 
McDonald  Felix,  plasterer,  r.  221  Tenth 
McDonald  Flora  Miss,  tailoress   George  Kuhn    r  cor 

California  and  Steiner  ' 

McDonald  Frank,  brassfinisher  William  T.  Garratt  r 

39  Everett  '    ' 

McDonald  Frankle  Miss,  seamstress  Henry  Weil    r 

253  Minna  '     ' 

McDonald  Frederick  A.,  fireman  stmr  Constance   r 

Oakland 
McDonald  Freeman,  porter  Grangers'  Bank  of  Cal    r 
H  Tay  ■'    ■ 

McDonald  George,  blacksmith,  N  s  Channel,  bet  Sixth 

and  Seventh,  r.  137  Third 
McDonald  George,  blacksmith  Atlas  Iron  Works,  r.  505 

Fell 
McDonald    George,   examiner   merchandise    Custom 

House,  r.  Berkeley 
McDonald  George,  foreman  Preston  &  McKinnon  r 
925  Minna  '    ' 

McDonald  George,  laborer  Pioneer  Lead  Works,  r  411 

Sansome 
McDonald  George,  messenger,  r.  223  Fulton 
McDonald  George,  teamster,  r.  SE  cor  Baker  and  Gold- 

en  Gate  Av 
McDonald  George  F.,  carriagetrimmer,  r  437  First 
McDonald  Harry  J.,  waiter  Henry   Schwerin.  r    710 

Montgomery 
McDonald  Henrietta  Mrs.,  proptr  Potrero  Hotel   SW 

cor  Sierra  and  Louisiana  ' 

McDonald  Henry,  blacksmith  Kisdon  I.  and  L  Works 
r.  27  De  Boom  ' 

McDonald  Henry,  student,  r.  325  Ellis 
McDonald  Henry  W.,  master  mariner,  r.  16  Russell 
McDonald  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  1182  Harrison 
McDonald  Hugh,  shipcarpenter,  r.  951  Harrison 
McDonald  J.,r.  519  Sacramento 

McDonald  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms.  222}^   CFarrell 
McDonald  James,  r.  221  Eleventh  ^iJarreu 

McDonald  James,  clerk  Davis  Bros.,  r.  148  Silver 
McDonald  James,  fireman  Palace  Hotel,  r.  N  s  Vallev 
bet  San  Jose  Av  and  Dolores  ' 

McDonald  James,  harnesscleaner,  r.  145  Shipley 
McDonald  James,  hostler,  r.  1622  Pacific  Av 
McDonald  James,  laborer,  r.  419  Natoma,  rear 
[  McDonald  James,  laborer,  r.  2400  Bush 
j  McDonald  James,  machinist  Kisdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

McDonald  James,  porter  L.  Radovich  &   Co,    r    224 

Fourth 
McDonald  James,  seaman,  r.  7  Merchant 
McDonald   James,  foreman  New  York  Stable  r   145 

Shipley 
McDonald  James  C,  boots  and  shoes.  536  Sixteenth 
McDonald  James  F.,  carriagepainter  Milo  P  Holmes 
r.  161  Shipley  ' 

M.  Donald  James  H.,  shipcarpenter,  r.  Potrero  Hotel 
McDonald  James  J.,  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co. 

r.  22  Willows  Av 
McDonald  James  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  730  Minna 
McDonald  James  M.,  stockbroker,  r.  912  Union 
McDonald  Jasper,  stockbroker,  r.  The  Beresford 
McDonald  Jessie,  domestic  410  Taylor 
McDonald  J.  H.,  salesman  Stein,  Simon  &  Co     r     419 

Geary  '     ' 

McDonald  J.  N.  Mrs.,  r.  27  Fifth  Av 
McDonald  J.  F.  &  Co.  (John  F.  McDonald  and  Henry 

W.  Gray)  livery  stablir.  II-13  Webb 
McDonald  Johanna,  widow,  r.  1208  Union  ' 

McDonald  John,  r.  722  Bush  I 

McDonald  John  (McDonald  &  Philbrook)  r.  3  Seventh 
McDonald  John,  assayer,  r.  641  Mission 
McDonald  John,  carpenter,  r.  835  Mission  ! 


McDonald  John,  compositor  Mrs.  L.  G.  Richmond  & 

Son 
McDonald  John,  conductor,  r.  250  Fourth 

MeDonald  John,  deckhand  tug  Millen  Griffith    r    619 

Second  ' 

McDonald  John,  engineer  stmr  Constance,  r.  Oakland 
McDonald  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor  Sev- 
enteenth Av  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
McDonald  John,  hostler  Henry  Schwerin    r    Visita- 

cion  Valley 
McDonald  John,  house  and  signpainter,  10  Taylor 
McDonald  John,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
I  MoDonald  John,  stableman  Market  St.  RR.,  r.  SE  cor 
I  Henry  and  Castro 

I  McDonald  John;  shipcarpenter,  r.   N  s   Clipper    bet 
I  Noe  and  Sanchez 

j  McDonald  John,  shoemaker,  r.  6J^  Sherwood  PI 
I  McDonald  John,  tailor,  r.  222}^  O'Farrell 
McDonald  John,  teamster  Hancock  &  Kelso,  r.  SE  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Alabama 
McDonald  John,  teamster  William  Kerr,  r.  903  Battery 
McDonald  John  A.,  machinist  John  R.   Sims  &   Son 
r.  7  Baldwin  Court  ' 

McDonald  John  A.,  salesman,  r.  339  McAllister 
McDonald  John  B.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71   New 
Montgomery 

McDonald  John'd,  woolscourer  Lardner  &  Lee    r    15 
Gilbert  '    ' 

McDonald  John  E.,  carpenter  Buckingham  &  Hecht 
r.  79  West  Mission 

McDonald  John  E.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.   RR      r     829 

Folsom  "' 

McDonald  John  F.  (J.  F.  McDonald  &  Co.)  r.  509  Fell 
McDonald  John  J.,  patternmaker   George  H     Tav   k 
Co.,  r.  437  First  •      aj-    s 

McDonald  John  P.,  merchant,  r.  622  Capp 
McDonald  John  T.,  brassmolder,  r.  211  Minna 
McDonald  John  W.,  contractor,  234  Montgomery,  room 

McDonald  John  W.,  horseshoer,  r.  961  Mission 
McDonald  John  W.,  mining,  r.  1814  Buchanan 
McDonald  Joseph,  awning  and  tentmaker,  641  Mission 
McDonald  Joseph,   boilermaker  H,   W.   Rice    r    145 

Shipley  '      ' 

McDonald  Julia  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  nr  Ocean  View 

Station 
McDonald  Kate  Miss,   vice  principal  Franklin  Gram 

mar  School,  r.  1022  Twentieth 
McDonald  Kate  E.  Miss,  r.  205  Taylor 
McDonald  Kittie  Mrs.,  r.  270  Jessie 
McDonald  L.,  waiter,  r.  716  Montgomery 
McDonald  Lawrence,  hostler,  r.  709  Jones 
McDonald  Lawrence,  hostLer,  r.  Creedmore  House 
McDonald  Lewis,  farmer,  r.  523  Taylor 
McDonald  Lillie,  domestic  1128  Sutter 
McDonald  Louise,  widow,  r.  30  Twelfth 
McDonald  Luke,  laborer,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McDonald  M.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 
McDonald  Maggie,  domestic  572  Harrison 
McDonald  Margaret,  widow,  furnished  rooms   34  Na- 

toma  ' 

McDonald  Margaret,  domestic  1945  Geary 
McDonald  Marion  J.,  stockbroker,  r.  The  Baldwin 
McDonald  Mark  L.,  capitalist,  r.  739  Post 
McDonald  Mary,  widow,  r.  81  Stevenson 
McDonald  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  39  Everett 
McDonald  Mary  Mrs.,  r.  732  Folsom 
McDonald  Mary,  domestic  1512  Leavenworth 
McDonald  Mary,  domestic  44  Tehama 
McDonald  Mary  Miss,  operator   Cahn,  Nickelsburg  & 

t-^c,  r.  34  Natoma 
McDonald  Maud  Miss,  shoefitter   E.   D.  Nolan  &  Co 

r.  15  Gilbert  "' 

McDonald  Michael,  r.  245  Perry 
McDonald  Michael,  carpenter,  r.  1409  Folsom 
McDonald  Michael,  liquor  saloon.  1633  Market 
McDonald  Michael,  peddler,  r.  7  Converse 
McDonald  Michael,  teamster,  r.  1  Boyd 
McDonald  Michael  J.,  liquor  saloon,  728  Brannan 
McDonald  Nancy  S.  Miss,  r.  1114  Clay 
McDonald  Neil  A.,  waiter,  r.  Sailors'  Home 
McDonald  Neil  T.,  drayman,  r.  208  Eddy 
McDonald  Nellie,  domestic  123  Haight 
McDonald  Nellie  Miss,  r.  27 >,  Crocker 
McDonald  Nicholas,  contractor,  r.  2021  Geary 
McDonald  Patrick,  bartender,  r.  224  Fourth 
McDonald  PatricK,  carpenter,  r.  308  Minna 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  148  Silver 
McDonald  Patrick,  lather,  r.  223  Fulton 
McDonald  Patrick,  sailmaker,  r.  1024  Montgomery 


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McDonald  Patrick,  teamster,  r.  1017  Battery 
I>IcDoiiald  Patrick  A.,  coke,  coal  and  charcoal, 

809  Folsom,  r.  811  Folsom 
McDonald  Patrick  H.,  bronzer  W.  F.   Wilson,  r.  1G28 

Devisadero 
McDonald  Patrick  J  ,  teamster  Presiaio  Reservation, 

r.  14  Johnson  Av 
McDonald  Peter  A.,  machinist,  r.  34  Xatoma 
McDonald  Reuben  F.,springmaker,  r.  730  Minna 
McDonald  R.   H. ,  president  Pacific  Bank,  NW  cor 

Sansoiue  and  Pine,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
McDonald  Robert,  bed  springmaker,  r.  730  Minna 
McDonald    Robert,    boilermaker    Risdon    1.  and    L. 

Works 
McDonald  Roderick,  Master  Mariners  Ben.  Assn,  413 

Sutter 
McDonald  Ronald,  mason,  r.  240  Chattanooga 
McDonald  Ronald  Jr.,  clerk,  r.  240  Chattanooga 
McDonald  Rosanna,  widow,  r.  663  Minna 
McDonald  Sarah  Mrs.,  r.  313  Main 
McDonald  Susan  Miss,  saleslady,  r.  148  Silver 
McDonald  Terrence,  coachman,  r.  N  s   Fifteenth,  bet 

Castro  and  Noe 
McDonald  Thomas,  bartender  M.  J.  McDonald,  r.  11 

Geneva 
McDonald  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  Ocean  View  Station 
McDonald  Timothy,  r.  11  Geneva 
McDonald  Timothy,  expressman,   SE  cor  Spear  and 

Market,  r.  1825  Sutter 
McDonald  Timothy,  laborer,  r.  11  O'Farrell  Alley 
McDonald  William,  r.  37  M  Sixth 
McDonald  William,  boilermaker,  r.  266  Brannan 
McDonald  William,  driver  A.  L.    Bancroft  &   Co.,  r. 

276  Jessie 
McDonald    William,  night   foreman   City    Cab  and 

Carriage  Co. 
McDonald  William,  porter,  40  California,  r.  11  Tay 
McDonald  William  H.,  r.  1025  Post 
McDonald  William  H.,  driver  Mutual  Ice  Co.,   r.  223 

Fulton 
McDonald  William  J.,  stableman  Nucleus  Stable,  r. 

276  Jessie 
McDonald  W.   Smith,  blacksmith,  N  s  Channel,  bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh,  r.  137  Third 
McDonald  W.  T..  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
McDonald  &  Philbrook    (John  McDonald  and   Alonzo 

K.  Philbrook)  liquors,  SW  cor  Sixth  and   Market 
K?"McDonald.     See  MacDonald  and  Macdonald 
McDonell  Archibald  J.,  bookkeeper  Bullion  Mining 

Co.,  r.  850  Market 
McDonell  Thomas   K.,   civil   engineer,  r.  547  Mission 
McDonell  William,  miner,  r.  51  Stevenson 
McDonnell  Alexander,  boilermaker,  r.  2626  Bryant 
McDonnell  Andrew  B.,  cook,  r.  253  Stevenson 
McDonnell  Andrew,  tinsmith,  r.  103  King 
McDonnell  Annie,  widow,  r.  1130  Shotwell,  rear 
McDonnell  Catherine  A.,  widow,  r.  4  Willow  Av 
McDonnell  Edward,   laborer,   r.   N  a   Green,  nr  Bat- 
tery 
McDonnell  Henry,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works,   r. 

258  Brannan 
McDonnell  James,  r.  4  Willow  Av 
McDonnell  James,  clerk  Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co.,  r. 

212  Valencia 
McDonnell  James  J. ,  druggist,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Market,  r.  212  Valencia 
McDonnell  J.  H.,  engineer  stmr  Onward 
McDonnell  John,  teamster,  r.  10  Warren  Av 
McDonnell  John,  tinsmith  Holbrook,' Merrill  &   Stet- 
son, r.  13  Isls 
McDonnell  John  J.,  clerk  Holbrook,   Merrill   &   Stet- 
son, r.  E  8  Castro,  nr  Fifteenth 
McDonnell  John  M.,  laborer,  r.  14  Natoma 
McDonnell  Martin,  deckhand  stmr  Onward 
McDonnell  Mary,  widow,  r.  245  Clementina 
McDonnell  Mary  A.  Miae,  seamstress,  r.  227  Golden 

Gate  Av 
McDonnell  May  Miss,  r.  737  Ellis 
McDonnell  Michael,  office  841  Market,  r.  7.37  Ellis 
McDoantU  Michael,   gardener  Calvary  Cemetery,  r. 

2106  O'Farrell 
McDonnell  Michael,  laborer,  r.  11  Freelon,  rear 
McDonnell  Patrick,  poultry,  10  Grand  Central   Mar- 
ket, r.  2346  Washington 
McDonnell  Peter  H.,  salesman  O'Connor,  Mo£fatt  & 

Co.,  r.  433  Geary 
McDonnell  Samuel  A.,  apothecary  G.   G.   Burnett,  r. 

621  Lombard 
McDonnell  Thomas,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  New 

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McDonnell  Thomas,  hackman,  cor  Fourth  and  Mar- 
ket, r.  22  Park  Av 
McDonnell  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  206  Ritch,  rear 
McDt)nnell  W.,coalpa8ser  P.  C.  SS.  State  of  California 
McDonnell  William,  porter  P.    M.  SS.   City   of  New 

York 
McDonnell  William  D.,  boilermaker,  r.   S  s  Gaven, 

bet  Merrill  and  King 
McDonnick  Mary,  widow,  r.  126  Langton 
MoDonogh  Festus,  clerk   James  McDonogh,   r.   S  8 

Army,  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
McDonogh  James,  wholesale  fruit  and   produce,   212 

Washington,  r.  S  s  Army,  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
McDonogh  James  Jr.,  clerk  James  McDonogh,  r.   S  8 

Army,  nr  San  Bruno  Road 

McDonough Miss,  seamstress,  r.  1029  Howard 

McDonough  Andrew  T.,   cutter   Gordan  Brothers,  r. 

548  Minna 
McDonough  .\nthony,  liquor  saloon,  909)^  Folsom 
McDonough  Bridget,  widow,  groceries,  10  Jessie 
McDonough  Bridget  Miss,  waitress,  NE  cor   Jackson 

and  Gough 
McDonough  Charles  Q.,  porter  John  T.  Cutting  &  Co., 

r.  1341  Howard 
McDonough  Etta  Miss,  seamstress  Weil,  Leiter  &  Co., 

r.  1029  Howard 
McDonough  Francis,  longshoreman,  r.  127  Jackson 
McDonough  H.attie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs.  S.  Mish,  r.  548 

Minna 
McDonough  James,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L. 

Works 
McDonough  James,  carriage  painter,  r.  161  Shipley 
McDonough  Jane,  domestic  1007  Jackson 
McDonough  J.,  driver  Potrero  and  B.  V.  RR. 
McDonough  John,  clerk  C.  W.  Fox,  r.  528  Geary 
McDonough  John,  laborer,  r.  21  Morey  Alley 
McDonough  John,  laborer,  r.  936}^  Folsom 
McDonough  John,  longshoreman,  r.  S  s   Greenwich, 

bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 
McDonough  John,  milkranch.  Seventeenth  Av,  bet 

R  and  S,  South  S.  F. 
McDonough  John  J.,   salesman  Joe  Poheim,   r.  548 

Minna 
McDonough  Julia,  widow,  r.  116  Jasper  PI 
McDonough  Kate,  nurse,  624  O'Farrell 
McDonough  Mark,  laborer,  r.  12  Ecker 
McDonough  Martin,  cook,  r.  1029  Howard 
McDonough  Martin,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McDonough  Mary,  widow,  r.  548  Minna 
McDonough  Mary,  widow,  r.  161  Shipley 
McDonough  Mary,  domestic  1716  Van  Ness  Av 
McDonough  Matthew,  longshoreman,  r.  159  Clara 
McDonough  Nora  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  '2026  Filbert 
McDonough  Patrick,  carpenter  Presidio  Reservation, 

r.  1469  Minna 
McDonough  Patrick,  policeman,  r.  789  Stevenson 
McDonough  Peter,  laborer,  r.  19  Gilbert 
McDonough  Peter,  laborer,  r.  527  Dolores 
McDonough  Robert,  salesman  S.  W.Rosenstock  &  Co., 

r.  Occidental  Hotel 
McDonough  Thomas,  cook  Pacific  Club 
McDonough  Thomas  P.,  liquor  saloon,  325   Sansome, 

r.  811  Mason 
McDonough  William  T.,  shoemaker  S.  W.  Rosenstock 

&  Co.,  r.  S  s  Greenwich,  bet  Sansome  and  Mont 
BS^McDonough.     See  Macdonough 
McDougal   David  R.,  rear  admiral  U.  S.  Navy,  r.  58 

South  Park 
McDougal  Frederick  S.,  clerk,  r.  712  Bush 
McDougal  Mary,  domestic  418  Post 
McDougald  John  E.,  marble  cutter,  r.  409  Fourth 
McDougald  Thomas  G.,   j'ardman   S.   P.   RR.,   r.  409 

Fourth  ' 

McDougall  B.  &  Son  (Barnett  and  Charle.s  C.  McDou- 

gall)  architects,  330  Pine,  rooms  61-62 
McDougall  Burnett  (B.  McDougall  &  Son)   r.  SW  cor 

Fulton  and  Devisadero 
McDou^'^all  Benjamin  F.,  shirt  cutter,  r.  241  Ninth 
McDougall  Charles  A.,  private  detective  and  collector, 

(i37  Kearnv,  room  7,  r.  241  Ninth 
McDougall  Charles  C.  (B.  McDougall  &  Son)r.  SW  cor 

Fulton  and  Devisadero 
McDougall  Daniel,  blacksmith,  r.  SE  cor  Masonic  Av 

and  Oak 
McDougall  Daniel  Jr.,  engineer,  r.  SE  cor  Masonic  Av 

and  Oak 
McDcnigall  Duncan,  furnished  rooms,  6.-)2   Market 
McDougall  John,  painter,  r.  509  Stevenson 
McDougall  Neil,  boots  and  shoes.  3008  Mission,  r.  517 

Twenty-third 


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McDougall  Samuel  P.,  liquor  saloon,  SB   cor  Fourth 

and  King 
McDougall  Thomas,  speculator,  r.  907  Howard 
McDougall  William  F.,  bookkeeper  ^tna  Iron  Works 

r.  110  Fourth 
B^    McDougall.     See  Dougal  and  McDougal 
McDowell  Alexander,  painter,  r.  1405  Mason 
McDowell  Archibald   E.,   bookkeeper    Pacific     Free 

Warehouse,  r..l503  Washington 
McDowell  Delia,  widow,  furnished  rooms,  105  Stock- 
ton 
McDowell  Ella,  widow,  r.  1222  Leavenworth 
McDowell  George,  shoemaker  George   C.   Grimes    r 

827  Folsom,rear 
McDowell  Henry  B.,  r.  Black  Point 
McDowell  Irvin,  Major-General   U.   S.   A.,    com- 
manding Military  Division    Pacific    and    Depart- 
ment of  California,  headquarters  Presidio  Keser- 
vatlon,  r.  Black  Point 
McDowell  Samuel  (McDowell  &  Arguello)  r.  418  Gol- 
den Gate  Av 
McDowell  Samuel  H.,  clerk  The  A.  S.  Spenoe  Co.    r 
1150  Market  v/  .,  i. 

McDowell  Thomas,  fireman  O.  E.  and  N.   SS     City  of 

Chester 
McDowell  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  776  Bryant 
McDowell  Thomas  W.,  grainer,  r.  1412  Stockton 
McDowell  William,  cook,  r.  440  Third 
McDowell   William,    show  card  writer,    114  Dupont 

r.  3040  Sixteenth 
McDowell  &    Ai-guello   (Samuel  McDowell  and 
J.  E.  Arguello)  San  Francisco  Carpet  Beating  Ma- 
chine, 1321-1323  Market 
McDuff  John,  seaman,  r.  212  Sleuart 
McDuflJohn,  tailor,  r.  18  William 
McDuffee  Henry  L.,  porter    Lilienthal  &   Co.,  r    1807 

Powell 
McDuflin  Anna  Mrs.,  r.  311  Pacific 
McDyer  John,  shoemaker,  r.  660  lUission 
McEachern  Duncan,  carpenter,  r.  3  Morrell  PI 
McEachren  Benjamin  D.  (McEachren  &  Eowe)  r.  553 

Jessie 
McEachren   &   Eowe  (Benjamin  D.    McEachren   and 
William  H.  Eowe)  proptrs  Pioneer  Looking  Glass 
and  Picture  Frame  Manufactoiv,  132  Main 
McElearney  Hugh,  teamster,  r.  1321  Harrison 
McElearney  James,  drayman,  and  transfer agent,office 

22-24  Fremont,  r.  1321  Harrison 
McElheney  Alice,  widow,  r.  550  Jessie 
McElheney  John  D.,  compositor  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co 

r.  550  Jessie 
McElheran  Daniel  W.,  teamster,  r..l717  Mission 
McElheran  William  D.,  blacksmith  Frederick  T   Fei- 

sel,  r.  1717  Mission 
McElhinny  C,  helper  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McElhinny  John,  gardener,  r.  2111  Larkin 
McElhinny  Patrick  H.,  law  and  collection   office   715 

Clay,  r.  2111  Larkin 
McElhone  Charles  J.,  blacksmith's  helper,  r.  165  Sil- 
ver 

McElleny ,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 

McEUeny  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
McEUigott  George,  cooper,  r.  cor  Commercial  and  East 
McEUigott  James,  laborer,  r.  30  Gilbert 
McEUigott  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  719  Pacific 
r.  825  Jackson  ' 

McEUigott  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  30  Gilbert 
McEUigott  William,  driver  City  Prison  van,  r.  16  Ein- 

con  Av 
McElrath  Ellen,  widow,  r.  1326  Jackson 
McElrath  John  E.,  attorney  at  law,  230  Montgomery 

rooms  14-15,  r.  North  Temescal 
McElroy  An(*rew,  carpenter,  r.  431 H  Tehama 
McElroy  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1057  Howard 
McElroy  Catherine,  varieties,  1407  J^  Folsom 
McElroy  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  i:n\  Tehama 
McElroy  George,  ironmolder,  r.  35  Jessie 
McElroy  Georgie  D.,  widow,  r.  913  Pine 
McElroy  Gravel  Mining  Co.  (Calaveras  Co<,Cal.)  Lewis 

Lillie  secretary,  007  Washington 
McElroy  Harriet  S.,  widow,   r.   SE   cor    Gough  and 

Union 
McElroy  H.  B.,  clerk  Ackerson,  Moore  &  Co.    r    519 

Folsom 
McElroy  Hugh,  blacksmith,  r.  22  Rausch,  rear  ' 
McElroy  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  917  Jones 
McElroy  Hugh,  packer  Altschul,  Seller  &  Co.,  r.  641 

Stevenson 
McElroy  J.,  helper  Eisdon  I.  and  L.Works 
McElroy  James,  boatman,  r.  224  Francisco 


McElroy  James,  hackman.  r.  630  Brannan 
McElroy  James,  laborer,  r.  1009  Minna 
McElroy  James,  miner,  r.  106  »^  Langton 
McElroy  James,  teamster,  r.  426  Seventh 
McElroy  James  A.,  helper  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McElroy  James  B.,  druggist,  r.  32  Fourth 
McElroy  James  G.,  physician,  office   and  r.  822  How- 
ard 
McElroy  James  E.,  law  student,  r.   SW  cor  Buchanan 

and  Haight 
McElroy  John,   compositor   Barry,   Baird    &    Co.,   r. 

Adams  House 
McElroy  John,  expressman,   SW  cor   First  and  Mis- 
sion, r.  13  Natoma 
McElroy  John,  fireman  Bay   View  Distillery,  r.  Nine- 
teenth Av,  bet  G  and  H,  South  S.  F. 
McElroy  John  A.,  laborer,  r.  3  Perry 
McElroy  Lizzie  Mrs.,  housekeeper.  32  Fourth 
McElroy  Mary,  domestic  30  McAllister 
McElroy  Michael,  hostler,  r.  625  Ivy  Av 
McElroy  Oscar,   drayman  Wilson    &    Bro.,   r.  15073^ 

Market 
McElroy  P.  J.  (McElroy  k  Magner)  r.  518  Fourth 
McElroy  Eobert,  real  estate  agent,  519   Montgomery, 

r.  SW  cor  Buchanan  and  Haight 
McElroy  Eobert  D.,  clerk  Eobert  McElroy,  r.  SW  cor 

Buchanan  and  Haight  "  ■ 

McElroy  Susan  M..  widow,  r.  1427  Mission 
McElroy  Thomas,  machinist  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  3  Perry 
McElroy  Thomas  F.,  bookbinder  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

r.  161  Tehama 
McElroy  William,  bartender  J.  W.  Mahon,  r.  2  Harri- 
son Av 
McElroy  &  Magner  (P.  J.  McElroy  and  Max  Magner) 

groceries,  518  Fourth 
McElwee  David  B.,  r.  12  Bourbin  PI 
McEueany  Edward,  chief  engineer  S.  P.  C.  EE.  stmr 

Bay  City,  r.  244  Clara 
McEnhill  John  M.,  laborer,  r.  422  Seventh 
McEnhill  M.  Miss,  shoefitter  Eosenthal,  Feder  &  Co., 

r.  422  Seventh 
McEnroe  Henry,  bartender  Michael  Borowsky,  r.  433 

Grove 
McEnroe  James,  clerk  Lippman  Bros.,  r.  433  Grove 
McEnroe  John,  shoemaker,  r.  433  Grove 
McEnroe  Patrick,   coremaker   William   T.    Garratt.  r. 

433  Grove 
McEnroe  Thomas,   teamster     Michael  Clark,   r.    433 
Grove 
I  McEnroe  Thomas  Jr.,  shoemaker,  r.  433  Grove 
I  McEntee  James  J.,   machinist   JStna   Iron  Works,   r. 
!  304  Jessie 

'  McEntee  John,  bagmaker  J.  J.  Edmonds,  r.  44  First 
'  McEntee  John  F.,  machinist  Tait  &   Hainque,  r.   24}<S 
j  Louisa 

McEntee  Terrence,  teamster,  r.  437  Tenth    . 
McEntee  Thomas  M.,  attorney  at  law,  520  Montgom- 
ery, r.  929  Eighteenth 
McEntie  Owen,  laborer,  r.  513  Bush,  rear 
McEntire  Esther  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  411  Oak 
McEntire  Patrick,   assistant  weigher   Custom  House. 

r.  2228  Mission 
McErlean  John  J.,  clerk  M.  A.  Marron,  r.  313  Fourth 
McEvoy  Cornelius,  lather,  r.  Elcho  House 
McEvoy  Daniel,  driver,  r.  36  Louisa 
McEvoy  Daniel,  lather,  r.  120 J<i  Townsend 
McEvoy  David,   hostler  John  Murphy,    r.   Ahlborn 

House 
McEvoy  Dennis,  plasterer,  r.  315  Bryant 
McEvoy  Edward,  baker  Cal.   Cracker  Co, ,  r.  329  Val- 

lejo 
McEvoy  Edward,  waiter  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
McEvoy  Frank,  waiter,  r.  311  Jessie 
McEvoy  James,  engineer  Sutter  St.  EE.,  r.  1422  Turk 
McEvoy  James,  metalroofer,  r.  NW  cor  Alabama   and 

Twenty-fifth 
McEvoy  James,   oiler   O.   and   O.   SS.   Gaelic,  r.  353 

Grove 
McEvoy  James,  rigger,  r.  290  Union 
McEvoy  James,  tinsmith,  r.  Elcho  House 
McEvoy  John,  laborer  Eisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
M<Evoy  John,  shipcarpenter,  r.  304  Fifth 
McEvoy  John  W.,  tinsmith,  r.  159 k.  Clara 
McEvoy  Joseph,  foreman   Michelssen,  Brown   &  Co., 

r.  336  Tenth 
McEvoy  Joseph,  hostler  John  W.  Murphy,  r.  Ahlborn 

House 
McEvoy  Joseph,  plasterer,  r.  230  Langton 
McEvoy  Katie,  domestic  316  Turk 


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McEvoy  M.  A.  MiBS.  dressmaker,  435  Jessie 

McEvoy  Michael,  fireman  C.  P.  RB,   stmr  Transit,  r. 

Washington  Hotel 
McEvoy  Michael,  fireman  P.  M.  SS,   South   Carolina 
McEvoy   Michael,   teamster  Cal.    Cracker   Co.,  r.  329 

Vallejo 
McEvoy  Peter,   mattressmaker   Joseph  Fredericks  & 

Co.,r.  225  Green 
McEvoy  Peter  M.,  enginee?  Occidental  Hotel,  r.  102 

Steiner 
McEvoy  Thomas,  hoarding,  414  Folsom 
McEvoy  Thomas,  laborer  Cal.  Cracker  Co.,  r.  329  Val- 

lejo 
McEvoy  Thomas  V.,  gardener,  r.  C  Jacoby  PI 
8^  McEvoy.     See  McAvoy 
McEwen  Andrew,  helper  Charles  H.   Leavitt,  r.  170 

First 
McEwen  Helen,  widow,  r.  7.'50  Folsom 
McEwen  James,  president  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,  r. 

NE  cor  Seventeenth  and  Valencia 
McEwen  John,  r.  1303?^  Polk 
McEwen  Julia  A.,  widow,  r.  1520  Taylor 
McEwen  Warren   L.,  chief  deputy  D.   S.  Marshal,  r. 
1318  Jones 

McFadden ,  r.  13}^  Clinton 

McFadden  Charles  A.,  clerk  A.  M.  Simpson  &  Bro.,  r. 

445  Bryant 
McFadden  Daniel,  shipjoiner,  r.  331  Bryant 
McFadden  Edward,  laborer,  r.  1014  Minna 
McFadden  G.,  laborer  Bisdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McFadden   Henry  A.,  compositor  Barry,  Baird  &  Co., 

r.  150  Clara 
McFadden  James,   cook    Donovan    &    O'Donnell,   r. 

1200  M  Larkin 
McFadden  James   J.,   plumber  Fritz  &  Kean,  r.  334 

Shipley 
:    cFadden  John,  baggagemaster  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  636  Mis- 
sion 
IV    Fadden  John,  laborer,  r.  1914  Taylor 
M    ^adden  Kate   Miss,  assistant  Hayes  Valley  Gram- 

nar  School,  r.  1607  Turk 
Mci  ^dden  Patrick,  stevedore  Chase  &  Wolff 
McFadden  Patrick  C,   foreman   A.   M.   Simpson    & 

Bro.,  r.  1607  Turk 
McFadden  Samuel,  driver  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  r.  641  Sac 
McFadden  Stephen,  laborer,  r.  334  Shipley 
McFadden  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  North  Pacific  Hotel 
McFadden  Thomas,  teamster,  r.  1418  Devisadero 
McFadden  Timothy,  sailmaker   Thomas   Reynolds,  r. 

15  Hinckley 
McFaddin  Charles  J.,  bookkeeper  Tonite  Powder  Co., 

r.  327  Seventeenth 
McFarlan  Archibald  R.,  workman  coiner's  dept  TJ.  S. 

Mint,  r.  410  Hyde 
McFarlan  Ellen,  domestic  2301  Devisadero 
McFarland  Alonzo  G.,  clerk  Petaluma  Transportation 

Co.,  r.  712  Ellis 
McFarland  Benjamin,  machinehand  Jason  Springer 

&  Co..  r.  1335  Howard 
McFarland  Bernard,  scene  painter  Adelphi  Theatre 
McFarland  C.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  426  O'Farrell 
McFarland  Charles,  carpenter,  r.  74  Tehama 
McFarland  Cliarles,  iipholsterer,  r.  4  Medau  PI 
McFarland  Cornelius,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

r.  1  Washington  Av 
McFarland  David  A.,  secretary  Petaluma  Transporta- 
tion Co.,  r.  712  Ellis 
McFarland  Gardener,  machinehand  Jason  Springer  & 

Co.,  r.  1335  Howard 
McFarland  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  84  Colton 
McFarland  Hugh,  laborer  Hugh   Flynn,  r.  Potter,  nr 

Brady 
McFarland  James,  bartender  Dennis  B.  Devine,  r.  507 

Bush 
McFarland  James,  ironmolder  .S;tna  Iron  Works,  r.  847 

Howard 
McFarland   James,   stone  cutter  Degan  &  Orford,  r.  1 

Howard  Court 
McFarland  John,  mate  quarantine  boat  Governor  Per- 
kins, f .  2121  Jones 
McFarland  John,  saddler,  r.  121  Stockton 
McFarland  John  B.,  clerk  McAlester,  Jones  &  Co.,  r. 

2408  Folsom 
McFarland  Joseph  B.,  housepainter,  r.  2121Jones 
McFarland  N.  F.  Miss,  assistant   Clement  Grammar 

School,  r.  2408  Folsom 
McFarland  Owen,   driver  N.  B.   and  M.  RE.,  r.  2408 

Folsom 
McFarland  Peter,  ironmolder  Industrial  Iron  Works, 
r.  30  Clinton 


McFarland  R.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  512  O'Farrell 
McFarland  Robert,  painter,  r.  1421  Pine 
McFarland  Thomas  A.,  president  Petaluma  Transpor- 
tation Co.,  r.  712  Ellis 
McFarlane  Adam  R.,  collector  J.  Dewing  &  Co.,  r.  420 

Bush 
McFarlane  James,  cabinetmaker  West   Coast  Furni- 
ture Co. 
McFarlane  James,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 

543  Howard 
McFarlane  James  Rev.,  r.  940  Howard 
McFarlane  John,  boilermaker,  r.  312  Eighth     • 
K^McFarlane.     See  Macfarlane 
McFarley  Nellie,  domestic  119  Turk 
McFaul  James,  teamster  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,  r.  NE  cor 

Sixth  and  Townsend 
McFaul  John,  hostler  Spring  Valley  W.W.,  r.  565  Six- 
teenth 
McFeely  Bernard,  teamster  Joseph  Newbauer,  r.  307 

First 
McFeely  Frank  W. .  compositor,  r.  523  Stevenson 
McFeely  Michael,  painter  and  whitener,r.  2800  J4  Sac- 
ramento 
McFeely  Michael,  painter,  r.  2200  Fillmore 
McFettridge  Hugh,  machinist,  r.  517  Hayes 
McFoy  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  232  J^  Fifth 
McGaffagan  Bernard,  teamster,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
McGahan  John,  longshoreman,  r.  32  Ohio 
McGann  Frank  P.,  laborer,  r.  137  Freelon 
McGann  James,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Branuan,  r.  137  Freelon 
McGann  John,  machinist  Tait   &   Hainque,  r.   12  De 

Boom 
McGann  Margaret,  widow,  r.  137  Freelon 
McGann  Patrick,  peddler,  r.  N  s   Powhattan,  nr   San 

Bruno  Road 
McGann  Patrick  H.  (McGann  &  Co.)  r.  250  Minna 
McGann  Thomas,  r.  61  Natoma 
IVfcGann  William,  bartender  James   McGann,   r.    137 

Freelon 
McGann  &  Co.  (Patrick  H.  McGann)  hatters,  103  Sixth 
McGannon  Fred  J.,  actor,  r.  51  Third 
McGarrahan  James,  shoefitter,  r.  102  Jessie 
McGarrigall  Edward,  carpenter  C.   P.  RR.,  r.   5  Zoe, 

rear 
McGarrigall  Edward  J.,  painter   C.   P.   RR.,  r.  5  Zoe, 

rear 
McGarrity  Lucy  Mrs.,  r.  123  Fourth 
McGarrity  Patrick,  shoemaker  E.   D.   Nolan  &  Co.,  r. 

808  Mission 
McGarvey  Patrick,  porter  Max  Wolf  en   &  Co.,  r.  592 

Stevenson 
McGary  Ed-ward,  capitalist,  office  310  Pine,  room 

47,  r.  1035  Mission 
McGary  Edward   Jr.  (Allen,   McGary   &   Co.)    r.   1036 

Mission 
McGary  Henry,  tailor,  r.  523  Kearny 
McGary  James,  r.  1036  Mission 
McGary  John,   photographer  William  Shew,  r.   523 

Kearny 
BS"  McGary.     SeeMagary 
McGaughey  Francis,  salesman  Breeze  &  Loughran,  r. 

5  Vernon  PI 
McGaughey  Ruel  B.,  Post   Otace   Inspector,  320  San- 
some,  room  27 
McGauley  Eustace  F.,  bookkeeper,  r.  628  O'Farrell 
McGauley  James  F.,  bookkeeper    Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  r.  628  O'Farrell 
McGauley  J.   N.   Mrs.,   widow,   private    school,   628 

O'F'arrell 
US'  McCauley.     See  Macauley,  McAuley  and  McCau- 

ley 
McGeary  Eliza  Miss,  millinery,  240  J^  Sixth 
McGeary  Hugh,  boilermaker  Pac.  Iron  Works,  r.  422 

Fremont 
McGeary  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  r.ll35  Mission 
McGee  Adam,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third,  near  Sanchez 
McGee  Bernard  J.,  assistant  janitor  Custom   House, 

r.  4  M  Langton 
McGee  Bridget,  domestic  226  Eleventh 
McGee  Celia,  chambermaid  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
McGee  Ellen,  widow,  r.  323  Twenty-seventh 
McGee  Francis,  porter  Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co.,  r. 

18.M)  Stevenson 
McGee  Francis    A„   mining  secretary,  32  Merchants 

Exchange,  r.  1908  Buchanan 
McGee  Harry  C,  clerk  Laugley   &   Michaels,   r.   1908 

Buchanan 
McGee  Hugh,  shoemaker,  r.  1  Brady 
McGee  James,  burnisher  Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co 


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McGee  John,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 

McGee  John,  laborer,  r.  67^  Shipley 

McGee  John,  seaman,  r.  328  Drunxm 

McGee  John,  teamster  J.  Morton  &  Co. 

McGee  John  B.,  mining,  office  206  Kearny,  r.  809  Bush 

McGee  John  J.,  assistant  foreman  Engine  No.  6,  8.  F. 
D.,  and  hardware,  309  Sixth 

McGee  John  P.,  laborer,  r.  145  Shipley 

McGee  John  T.,  r.  534  Geary 

McGee  Kate,  domestic  611  Chestnut 

McGee  Kate  Miss,  laundress,  r.  647  Mission 

McGee  Micajah  E.,  stableman  Henry  Washburn,  r. 
2728  Howard 

McGee  Patrick,  real  estate,  r.  1013  Jackson 

McGee  Peter,  laborer,  r.  S  s  Thirty-first,  nr  Chenery 

McGee  Peter,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  S  s  Ran- 
dall, bet  Dame  and  Palmer 

McGee  Richard  J.,  carriagetrimmer,  r.  1143  Folsom 

McGee  Thomas  (Sullivan,  McGee  &  Co.)  r.  571  Six- 
teenth 

McGee  Thomas,  clerk  Robinson,  Olney  &  Byrne,  r.  4Jj 
Langton 

McGee  Thomas  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1155  Folsom 

McGee  Thomas  J.,  trunkmaker  Fechheimer  &  Steele, 
r.  323  Twenty-seventh 

McGee  Thomas  W.,  baker,  r.  1155  Folsom 

8^"McGee.     See  Magee 

McGeehan  Cornelius,  compositor  Spirit  of  the  Times, 
r.  413  Clementina 

McGeehan  Hugh,  machinist,  r.  29  Pearl 

McGeehan  Josejih,  compositor,  r.  512  Bush 

McGeeney  Bridget,  widow,  r.  1415  Jackson 

McGeeney  Edward  P.,  pressman,  r.  1415  Jackson 

McGeeney  Thomas,  cigarmaker  I.  S.  Rosenbaum  & 
Co..  r.  1415  Jackson 

McGeeney  William  H.,  bookbinder  John  B.  Mclntyre, 
r.  1415  Jackson 

McGenity  Dennis,  teamster  S.  F.  Sewer  Pipe  Assn,  r. 
315  First 

McGeoghegan  Jolin  T. ,  mining  secretary,  318 
Pine,  room  13,  r.  510  Seventeenth 

McGeorge  John  W.,  clerk  Yates  &  Co.,  r.  Oakland 

McGeorge  William  C,  clerk  George  C.  Pratt,  r.  122 
Turk 

McGeough  James,  stonecutter,  r.  908  Sansome 

McGerr  Mary,  domestic  2315  Bush 

McGettigan  William,  coalpasser  P.  M.  SS.  Colima 

McGibben  Robert,  machinist  Risdonl.  and  L.  Works, 
r.  12  Vincent 

McGiffln  James,  cabinetmaker  W.  J.  Heney  &  Co.,  r. 
1217  3^  Howard 

McGiffin  Joseph,  solicitor,  r.  1519  Sacramento 

McGill  Alfred  A.,  clerk  H.  H.  Snow,  r.  509  Steiner 

McGill  Daniel,  peddler,  r.  65  Jessie 

McGill  George,  porter  S.  McHenry  &  Co.,  r.  229  Bart- 
lett 

McGill  H.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mills 

McGill  Henry  M.,  attorney  at  law,  58  Montgomery 
Block,  r.  509  Steiner 

McGill  Howard,  carpenter,  r.  229  Bartlett 

McGill  Hugh,  blacksmith,  r.  235}^  Perry 

McGill  Hugh,  wood  and  coal,  110-112  Clara,  r.NW  cor 
Fourth  and  Clara 

McGill  Joseph,  r.  229  Bartlett 

McGill  Joseph  Jr.,  carpenter,  r.  229  Bartlett 

McGill  R.,  r.  1723  Jessie 

McGill  Robert  E.,  Custom  House  broker,  r.  1927  Geary 

McGill  Thomas,  signpainter,  r.  229  Bartlett 

McGill  Walter,  shipping  clerk  Pac.  Saw  Mnfg  Co.,  r. 
1723  Jessie 

*S-McGill.     See  Magill 

McGillan  Mary,  widow,  r.  308  Clementina 

McGillan  Patrick,  plumber,  r.  38  Jessie  ' 

McGillan  Roger,  furnished  rooms,  217  Minna 

McGilley  Patrick,  plasterer,  r.  16  Rausch 

McGUlicuddy  Eugene,  expressman,  cor  Fifth  and 
Market,  r.  1204  Howard 

McGilllcuddy  John,  glassblower,  r.  807  Braunau 

McGillicuddy  John,  machinist,  r.  101  Tehama 

McGillin  Frank,  hackman,  r.  22  Moss 

McGillin  Margaret,  apprentice  Catherine  Gilligan,  r. 
22  Moss 

McGillin  Sarah,  domestic  45  Russ 

McGilloway  Neal,  teamster  Black  Diamond  Coal  Min- 
ing Co.,  r.  624  Fourth 

McGilly  Rose,  domestic  813  Sutter 

McGilvery  Angus,  carpenter,  r.  8  s  Eugenia,  nr  Pros- 
pect Av 

McGilvery  Richard,  conductor  Presidio  RR.,  r.  1420 
Broadway,  rear 


McGilvery  Thomas,   clerk   Lebenbaum,   Goldberg  & 

Co.,  r.  1420  Broadway,  rear 
McGilvray  James  B.,  receiver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  1304  J$ 

Polk 
McGilvray  John,   Joiu-.  Shipwrights'   Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
McGilvray  John,  shoemaker,  r.  318  Pacific 
McGinerty  Frank   J.,  painter  Bernard   Brady,  r.  931 

Market 
McGinerty  Josie  Miss,  r.  550  Mission,  rear 
McGinerty  P.  Harry,  grainer.  r.  221  Ritch 
McGinley  Dennis,  laborer  Savage  &  Son,  r.  19  Geneva 
McGinley  Henry,  boilermaker  Moynihan  &  Aitken,  r. 

310  Main 
McGinley  John  F.,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New 

Montgomery 
McGinley  Katie  Miss,  cigarettemaker,  r.  909  Battery 
McGinley  Robert,  fireman,  r.  441  Clementina 
McGinley  Timothy,  teamster,  r.  909  Battery,  rear 
McGinn  A.  Mrs.,  stamping,  218  O'Farrell 
McGinn  Eugene,  varnisher  James  McGinn,  r.  461  Ste- 
venson 
McGinn  George,  shoemaker,  r.  1557  J^  Market  . 

McGinn  Janieg,  undertaker,   863   Market,   r.  1802 

Ellis 
McGinn  James  Jr.,  clerk  James  McGinn,  r.  463  Steven- 
son 
McGinn  Joseph,  shoemaker  Buckingham  &  Hecht,  r. 

1557  3^  Market 
McGinn  Patrick,  hostler  United  Carriage  Co.,  r.  170 

Howard 
McGinn  Patrick  H.,  cof&ntrimmer  James  McGinn,  r. 

1802  Ellis 
McGinn  Thomas,  cofflumaker  James  McGinn,  r.  1017 

Kearny 
McGinness  Catherine,  widow,  r.  31  Minna 
McGinness  Charles  J.,  typedresser  Painter  &  Co.,  r.  31 

Minna 
McGinness  Edward,  boilermaker,  r.  1332  Harrison 
McGinness  George,  barber,  r.  37  Sacramento 
McGinness  George  T.,  clerk  general  freight  office  C. 

P.  RR.,  r.  207  Turk 
McGinness  Margaret,  widow,  r.  511  Minna 
McGinness  Michael,  laborer,  r.  528  Howard 
McGinness  R.,  r.  328  Bartlett 
McGinney  Frank  T.,  saddler  Main  &  Winchester,  r. 

304  Lily  Av 
McGinney  John  H.,  blacksmith  P.  J.  O'Brien  &  Sons, 

r.  728  McAllister 
McGinney  Margaret,  widow,  r.  728  McAllister 
McGinney  Patrick,  cooper,  r.  728  McAllister 
McGinnis  Annie,  chambermaid  Occidental  Hotel 
McGinnls   Christopher,   patternmaker,  r.   334  Eigh- 
teenth 
McGinnis  D.  M.,  musician,  r.  838  Market 
McGinnis  Edward,   groceries   and   liquors,   NW   cor 

Alabama  and  Twenty-fourth 
McGinnis  Hugh  J.,  cloakmaker,  604   Merchant,  r.  69 

Fourth 
McGinnis  James,  nightmessenger  American  Dist.  Tel. 

Co.,  branch,  833  Sutter,  r.  25J<s  Fifth  Av 
McGinnis  James,  teamster  Levy  Summerfleld,  r.   29 

Nevada 
McGinnis  James  C,  policeman,  r.  25  J^  Fifth  Av 
McGinnis  James  H.,  seaman,  r.  38  Mary 
McGinnis  John,  r.  142  J^  Shipley 
McGinnis  John,  canvasser,  r.  909  Folsom 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
McGinnis  John,  teamster,  r.  1313  Octavia 
McGinnis  John, patternmaker  Risdonl.  andL.  Works, 

r.  41  Tehama 
McGinnis  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  r.  427  Pacific 
McGinnis  Mary  A.  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  713  Mission 
McGinnis  Mary  E.  Miss,  operator  American  Dist.  Tel. 

Co.,  r.  25}^  Fifth  Ai 
McGinnis  Maggie,  domestic  2127  California 
McGinnis  Michael,  laborer,  r.   N   s   Waller,   bet  Oc- 
tavia and  Laguna 
McGinnis  Thomas,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  r. 

909  Folsom 
McGinnis  Thomas,  mnf  rand  dealer  saddlery,  harness, 

etc.,  775  Market,  r.  521 J^  Fell 
K^McGinnls.     See  Magennls  and  McGinness 
McGintiss  James,  blacksmith,  r.  130  Wildey 
McGinty  James,  tiremaa  P.  C.  SS.  Senator 
McGiuty  James,  shoemaker,  r.  1412  Kearny 
McGlnty  J.  B.  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  31  Merchant 
McGluty  John  F.   Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Mary's 

Cathedral,  r.  628  California 
McGinty  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  119  Gilbert 


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McGinty  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  173  Minna 
McGivern  Edward,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r 

381  Dolores 
McGivern  James,  clerk  Frank  Bi-os.,  r.  702  Post 
McGivney  Edward,  laborer,  r.  509  Minna 
McGivney  James  E.,  painter,  r.  509  Minna 
McGivney  Michael,  seaman,  r.  10:U  Montgomery 
McGivney  P.,  plumber  Presidio  Reservation 
McGivney  Thomas,  Ironworker  Fulton  If  on  Works,  r. 

Oakland 
McGlade  Daniel  A.,  submarine  diver,  r.  327  Tehama 
McGladery  Mary  Miss,  matron  Ladies  Protection  and 

Relief  Soc,  E  s  Franklin,  bet  Geary  and  Post 
McGlashen  Jennie,  widow,  r.  810  McAllister 
McGlauflin    Lewis  W.  (E.  F.  Bent  &  Co.,  and   Bangs, 

W'alkington  &  Co.)  r.  2626  Sacramento 
McGlenen  Joseph,   mining^  ofiBce  320  Sansome,  room 

52,  r.  Oakland 
McGlennon  Julia  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  422  Fremont 
McGlew  Thomas,  mining  engineer,  r.  1575  Folsom 
McGlew  Thomas  V.,  assaj-er,  r.  1575  Folsom 
McGlinihy  Edward,  laborer  S.F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.538 

Howard 
McGlinchy  Michael,   teamster  Dunsmuir,  Diggle  & 

Co.,  r.  823  Montgomery 
McGlinchy  Patrick,  clerk,  r.  13  J<;  ParkAv 
McGlinn  Patrick,  proptr  Rhode  Island  Livery  Stable, 

126  Fourth,  r.  17  Powell 
McGlone  Daniel,  expressman,  cor  Mission  and  Beale, 

r.  70  Minna 
McGloce  Daniel,  hostler  City  RR.,  r.  15  Ridley 
McGlone  Jacob,  cutter  Buckingham   &  Hecht,  r.  S  s 

Fell,  bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
McGlone  James,  contractor,  r.  S  s  Fell,  bet  Scott  and 

Devisadei-o 
McGlone  James,  shoemaker,  r.  660  Mission 
McGlone  James  H.,  salesman,  r.  E  8  Moultrie,  nr 

Crescent  Av,  B.  H. 
McGlone  Maggie,  domestic  511  McAllister 
McGlone  Mary,  furnished  rooms,  70  Minna 
McGlone  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  2418  Geary 
McGlyun  Charles  J.,  note  teller  Hibernia  Savings  and 

Loan  Soc,  r.  1208  Mission 
McGlynn  Frank,  r.  1910  Dupont 
McGlynn  James,  laborer,  r.  807  Bay 
McGlynn  James,  ironmolder,  r.  2  Beale  PI 
McGlynn  James  C,  assistant  License  Collector,  r.l208 

Mission 
McGlynn  John,  baker,  r.  3  Rausch 
McGlynn  John,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,r. 

22*1  Eleventh 
McGlynn  Patrick,  hackman,  r.  27  3^  Zoe 
McGlynn  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  2  Beale  PI 
McGlynn   Peter  J.,  general  ticket  and  passenger 

agent  San   Francisco  and   North  Pacific  RR.,  430 

Montgomery,  r.  1208  Mission 
McGlynn   Thomas,  helper   melter  and   refiner's  dept 

U.  S.  Mint,  r.  221  Eleventh 
McGlynn  Thomas,  policeman,  r.  654  Folsom 
McGoldrick  Daniel,  fireman  S.P.  0.  RE.  stmr  Garden 

City,  r.  218  Fair  Oaks 
McGoldrick  John,  tramster,  r.  29  Freelon 
McGoldrick   Patrick,  stevedore,  r.  N  s   Twenty-third, 

bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
McGoldriik   William,  catcher  Pac.   Rolling   Mills,  r. 

W  8  MaryLind,  bet  Sierra  and  Humboldt 
McGoldrick  William,  stevedore,  r.  N  s  Twenty-third, 

bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 

McGonigle Mrs.,  widow,  r.  41  Clarence  PI 

McGonigle  Catherine,  widow,  r.  324  Green 
McGonigle  Charles,  teamster  Littlefield,  Allison  & 

Co.,  r.  324  Green 
McGonigle  Cornelius,  teamster  Joseph  Newbauer,  r. 

41  Natoma 
McGonigle  Daniel,  carpenter,  r.  429  Geary 
McGonigle  Dennis,   teamster  R.   D.   Chandler,  r.    5 

Bartol 
McGonigle   Frances  Miss,  tobacco  stripper,    r.  217 

Perry 
McGonigle  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  217  Perry 
McGonigle  John,  bookbinder  D.  Hicks  &  Co.,  r.  324 

Green 
McGonigle  John,  engineer,  r.  429  Geary 
McGonigle  John,  meterman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.730 

Clementina 
McGonigle  Michael,  cook,  r.  636  Commerotal 
McGonigle  Michael,  laborer,  r.  911  Sansome 
McGonigle  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  43  Natoma 
McGonigle  Patrick  C,  boUermaker,  r.  548  Howard 
McGonigle  Philip,  r.  24  Clarence  PI 


McGonigle  Robert  Mrs.,  widow,  r.  429  Geary 
McGonigle  Susan,  laundress  S.  F.  Laundry,  S  s  Eddy, 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
McGonigle  Timothy,  teamster  Anderson  &  Fredericks 
McGoorty  Eugene,  cook,  r.  625  Clay 
McGorrv  Catherine,  widow,  r.  1216  Alabama 
McGorry  John  J.,  driver  Engine  No.  12,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

r.  101  Commercial 
McGorry  Mary,  domestic  547  Folsom 
McGorty  Hugh,  lamplighter  S.   F.  Gas   Light  Co.,  r. 

California,  nr  Broderick 
McGorty  Robert,  seaman  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Peking 
McGough    Frank  H..    clerk  Nucleus  House,  r.    238 

Jessie 
McGough  John,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
McGough  Patrick,  stevedore  George  Whitney 
McGoveru  Arthur,  r.  37  Minna 

McGovern   Benedict  Rev. ,    clergyman  Domini- 
can Monastery,  r.  NW  cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
McGovern  Bernard,  molder,  r.  220  Minna 
McGovern  Cecilia  Miss,  r.  620 }{  Minna 
McGovern  Charles  C,  physician,  office  9  Geary,  r.l577 

Folsom 
McGovern  Charles  J.,  r.  1.577  Folsom 
McGovern  Eliza  Miss,  r.  225  Page 
McGovern  Ellen,  domestic  530  Pine 
McGovern  Ellen,  domestic  2410  Folsom 
McGovern  Fanny  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  502  Fell 
McGovern  Frank,  cook,  r.  724  Howard,  rear 
McGovern    Frank,   salesman   P.   J.   McGovern,    r.   2 

Hoflf  Av 
McGovern  Frank,  waiter,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McGovern  Francis,  clerk,  r.  Huettmann's  Hotel 
McGovern  James,  laborer  Mount  St.  Joseph's  Infant 

Asylum,  South  S.  F. 
McGovern  James,  teamster,  r.  NW  cor  Polk  and  Lom- 
bard 
McGovern    John,  clerk  Commercial   Hotel,  r.   1222 

Kearny 
McGoveru  John,  lather,  r.  210  Minna 
McGovern  John,  milkman,  NW  cor  Polk  and  Lombard 
McGovern  John  F.,  molder,  r.  9  Natoma 
McGovern  Maggie  Miss,  clerk,  r.  620 J^  Minna 
McGovern  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  502  Fell 
McGovern   Michael,   longshoreman,  r.   1310 H  Mont- 
gomery 
McGovern  Nellie  Miss,  shoefitter,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  bet 

Twenty-eighth  and  Duncan 
McGovern  Peter  J. ,  groceries  and  dairy  produce, 

2925-2927  Sixteenth,  r.  2  Hoff  Av 
McGovern  Philip,  laborer,  r.  W  s  Dolores,  bet  Twen- 
ty-eighth and  Duncan 
McGovern  Pbilip,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Market 

and  Kearny,  r.  317  O'Farrell 
McGovern  Philip,  liquor  saloon,  330  Sixth 
McGovern  Philip  H.,  contractor,  r.  6203^  Minna 
McGovern  Richard,  seaman  brig  Tanner,  r.  541  Second 
McGovern  Rosa,  widow,  r.  502  Fell 
McGovern  Sttphen,  farmer,  r.  127  Jackson 
McGovern  Tessie  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  502  Fell 
McGovern  Thomas,   teamster,  r.   NW  cor  Polk   and 

Lombard 
McGowan  Andrew,  shoemaker,  r.  14  Russell 
MoGowan  Bartholomew,  laborer,  r.  8  Hartmann 
McGowan  Bernard,  laborer,  r.  513  Howard 
McGowan  Bridget,  widow,  r.  9  Taylor 
McGowan  Charles  M.,  clerk  G.  Frank  Smith,  r.  Oak- 
land 
McGowan  Cornelius,  street  contractor,  r.  1024  Capp 
McGowan    Dominick,    shoemaker    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  r.  1021  Twentieth 
McGowan  Eleanor  D.,  widow,  ladies'  nurse,  r.  1209 

Powell 
McGowan  George  W.,  packer  J.A.Folger  &  Co.,  r.  1571  Ji 

Market 
McGowan  James,  stairbuilder,  223  Mission,  r.  790  Fol- 
som 
McGowan  James  C,  bricklayer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
McGowan  John,  laborer,  r.  520  Geary 
McGowan  John,  secondhand  books,  352  Third,  r.  156 

Clara 
McGowan   John,  tinsmith,  r.    E   s   California  Ay,  nr 

Fair  Av,  B.  H. 
McGowan  John  Jr.,  blacksmith,  r.  520  Geary 
McGowan  John  A.,  patternmaker  Union  Iron  Works, 

r.  311  Franklin 
McGowan  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  316  Minna 
McGowan  Mary,  widow,  r.  9  Salmon 
McGowan  Mary  Miss,  compositor,  r.  22  34  Lewis 
McGowan  Matilda,  widow,  r.  15713^  Market 


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McGo-wan  Matthew,  builder,  r.  614  Linden  Av 
McGowan  Matthew,  laborer,  r.  E  s  California  Av,  nr 

Fair  Av,  B.  H.  • 

McGowan  Michael,  bootblack,  420  O'Farrell,   r.  22  Jj 

Lewis 
McGowan  Michael,  laborer,  r.  10  Bi-yant  Av 
McGowau  Michael,  laborer,  r.  Hi  Seventh 
McGowan  Patrick,  blacksmith  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

907  Bra;niiau 
McGowan  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  9%  Boardman  PI 
McGowau  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  607  Battery 
McGowan  Patrick,  stableman  City  RR.,  r.  8  Ridley 
McGiiwan  Patrick  A.,  insurance   agent,  r.   311  Frank- 
lin 
McGowan  Peter,  hackmau  Plaza,  r.  2017  Dupont 
McGowan  Philip  E.,  marble  cutter,  r.  444;  Seventh 
McGowan  P.  J.,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McGowan  Robert,  bricklayer,  r.  Turk  St.  Hotel 
McGowan  Sarah  Mrs.,  groceries,  156  Clara 
McGowau  Terrence  M.,   compositor  Francis,    Valen- 
tine &  Co.,  r.  444  Seventh 
McGowan  Thaddeus,   salesman  M.   Miller  &    Co.,  r. 

Turk  St.  Hotel 
McGowan  Thomas,  butcher,  r.  520  Geary 
McGowan  Thomas,  foundryman,  r.  512  Mission 
McGowan  Thomas  A.,   clerk  H.  H.   Lowenthal,  r.  14 

Russell 
McGowan  T.  J.,  laborer  A.  E.  Buckman 
McGowan  William  W.,  expressman,   SE  cor  Dupont 

and  Clay,  r.  712  Howard 
McGowau  Winfield  J.,   carpenter  Michael   Walsh,  r. 

790  Folsom 
McGown  Charles  D.,  bookkeeper  Hanley  &    Snow,  r. 

4  Essex  PI 
McGowii  Clara  A.  Miss,  teacher  music,  r.  4  Essex  PI 
McGown  John  E.,  r.  4  Essex  PI 
McGown  Lee,  r.  4  Essex  PI 

McGrain  James,  stableman  City  RR.,  r.  1805  Mission 
McGrain  Mary,  widow,  r.  1715  Pierce 
McGranaghan  Hugh,  yardman  Dunsmuir,   Diggle   & 

Co.,  r.  619  East 
McGranaghan  Joseph,  carpetcutter    Frank     Q.    Ed- 
wards, r.  SW  cor  Noe  and  Fourteenth 
McGranaghan  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  724  Front 
McGrane  H.  &  Co.    (Hugh  McGrane)    groceries    and 

liquors,  874  Folsom 
McGrane  Hugh  (H.  McGrane  &  Co.)  r.  862  J4  Folsom 
McGrane  John,  shoemaker,  r.  17  Anthony 
McGrath  Anuie  Miss,  r.  18b0  Market 
McGrath  Arthur,  molder,  r.  134  Fourth 
McGrath  Benjamin,  boilermaker,  r.  210  Langtot,  rear 
McGrath  Catherine,  domestic  1409  Powell 
McGrath  Catherine,  widow,  r.  327  Green 
McGrath  Catherine  M.  T.,  widow,  r.  29  Everett 
McGrath  Daniel,  clerk  Post  Office,  r.  244  Minna 
McGrath  Edward,  marble   works,  935   Market,  r.  112 

Oak 
McGrath  Elizabeth,  widow,  r.  904  Jackson 
McGrath  Ellen,  widow,  r.  905  Folson 
McGrath  George,  stevedore,  r.  107  Chambers 
McGrath  James,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McGrath  James,  cooper,  r.  21  Lasba 
McGrath  James,  miner,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
McGrath  James,  shoemaker,  r.  1234  Folsom 
McGrath   James  H.,  cooper   MattuUath   MnfgCo.,r. 

348  Twenty-fourth 
McGrath  Johanna,  widow,  r.  337  Duncan 
McGrath  John,  r.  512  Howard 
McGrath  John,  canvasser,  r.  928M  Folsom 
McGrath  John,  driver  Eureka  Brewery,  r.  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Sixteenth 
McGrath  John,  expressman,  r.  178  Lombard 
McGrath  John,  hostler  United   Carriage  Co.,  r.  254M 

Clara 
McGrath  John,  laborer,  r.  318  Pacific 
McGrath  John,   laborer  Empire  Foundry,  r.  308  Fol- 
som, rear 
McGrath  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
McGrath  John,  laborer   S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

r.  216  Sliotwell 
McGrath  John,  laborer  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  14  Sher- 
wood PI 
McGrath  John,  longshoreman,  r.  513  Howard 
McGrath  John,  salesman   Kennedy,  Brennau  &  Co.,  r. 

320  Third 
McGrath  John,  shipjoiner  Thomas  Vice,  r.  Oakland 
McGrath  John  J.,  carpenter,  r.  332  Valley 
McGrath  John  J.,  clerk  Edward  McGrath,  r.  112  Oak 
McGrath  John  J.,  expressman,  r.  43  Germania 
McGrath  John  M.,  machinist,  r.  19  Adelaide  PI 


McGrath  John  T.,  r.  NE  cor  Greenwich  and  Taylor 
McGrath  Joseph  E.,  carriage  painter  Walcom,  Qowan 

&  Coffee,  r.  424  Hayes 
McGrath  Joseph  E.  Jr.,  tent  helper  E.Detrick  &  Co., 

r.  424  Hayes 
McGrath  Joseph  J.,  sawyer  A.   M.   Jewell   &   Co.,   r. 

116.?^  Freelon 
McGrath   Lawrence,   maltster  Hibernia  Brewery,  r. 

437  Shipley 
McGrath   Lawrence  J.,  clerk   Nolan  Bros.,  r.  521  Na- 

toma 
McGrath  Mary,  domestic  1.510  Larkin 
McGrath  Mary,  widow,  r.  521  Natoma 
McGrath  Mary,  shirtmaker,  r.  19  Adelaide  PI 
McGrath  Mary  Ann,   chambermaid   Occidental  Hotel 
McGrath  Matthew,  driver  Sutter  St.  RR.,  r.  11  Austin 
McGrath  Maud  Miss,  booksewer  A.   J.   Leary,  r.  716 

Natoma 
McGrath  Michael,  hackman,  r.  19  Adelaide  PI 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  r.   S  s   Precita  Av,   opp 

Columbia,  B.  H. 
McGrath  Michael,  teamster  William  Kerr,  r.  903  Bat- 
tery 
McGrath  Michael  F.,  machinist  Pac.   Iron  Works,  r. 

208  Seventh 
McGrath  Owen,  wood  and  coal,  2938  Mission 
McGrath  Patrick,  calker,  r.  139  J6  Clara 
McGrath  Patrick,  coalpasser   P.  M.  SS.  South   Caro- 
lina 
McGrath  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  210  Langton,  rear 
McGrath  Patrick,  seaman,  r.  S  s  Nineteenth,  nr  Noe 
McGrath  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  529  Natoma 
McGrath  Patrick  F.,  bakery,  135  Fifth 
McGrath  Patrick  H.,  clerk,  r.  31  Clinton  Park 
McGrath  Patrick  H.,  shoemaker  M.  F.  Casey,  r.  New 

Continental  Hotel 
McGrath  Peter  (McGrath  k  Brother)  r.  cor  Sixteenth 

Av  and  J 
McGrath  Richard,  porter  Carroll,  Abrams  &  Carroll, 

r.  251  Stevenson 
McGrath  Stephen  A.,  porter,  and  extraman  Hook  and 

Ladder  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  r.  22  O'Farrell 
McGrath  Terrence  T.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  RR.,  r. 

837  Folsom 
McGrath  Thomas,  cooper,  r.  320  Third 
McGrath  Thomas,  expressman,  cor  Washington  and 

Montgomery,  r.  356  Grove 
McGrath  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  1151  Harri- 
son 
McGrath  Thomas,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  N  s  Day,  bet  Church  and 

Sanchez 
McGrath  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  10  Jackson 
McGrath  Thomas  F.,  engineer  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

r.  337  Duncan 
McGrath  Thomas  F.,  policeman,  r.  178  Lombard 
McGrath  William  (McGrath  &  Brother)   r.  cor  Six- 
teenth Av  and  J 
McGrath  William,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McGrath  William,  laborer,  r.  414  Folsom 
McGrath  William,  millhand  Hobbs.  Wall  &  Co.,  r.  905 

Folsom 
McGrath  William,  upholsterer,  1015  Folsom 
McGrath  &  Brother(William and Peter)marble  works, 

1061  Market 
McGraw  David  F.,  carpenter,  r.  204  Central  Av 
McGraAv  Eldward  W., attorney  at  law,  318  Cali- 
fornia, rooms  15-16,  r.  1132  Twenty-first 
McGraw  William,  ice /;ream  maker  R.  R.  Swain,  r.  115 

Natoma 
B£?"  McGraw.     See  Magrath  and  McGrath 
McGreal  Michael,  bartender  P.  McGreal,  r.  SW  cor 

Bryant  and  Seventh 
McGreal  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Bryant  and 

Seventh 
McGreal  Sarah,  domestic  1039  Mission 
McGreeha  Thomas,  bartender  P.  Collins,  r.  NW  cor 

Mission  and  First 
McGreehan  Frank,  porter  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  23k 

Minna 
McGreevy  Ann,  widow,  r.  210  Van  Ness  Av 
McGreevy  Charles,  clerk,  r.  210  Van  Ness  Av 
McGreevy  Edward,  laborer,  r.  540  Mission 
McGreevy  Elizabeth   J.    Miss,  assistant   Mission  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  210  Van  Ness  Av 
McGreevy  John,  policeman,  r.  139  Bartlett 
McGreevy  John  J.,  laborer   Cal.  Glass  Works,  r.  524 

Hayes 
McGreevy  John  J.,  hamessmaker  Main  &  Winchester, 
r.  136  Bartlett 


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McG-reevy  Joseph,  teamster,  r.  210  Van  Ness  Av 
McGreevy  Joseph  Edward,  clerk,  r.  210  Vau  Ness  Av 
McGreevy  Michael,  bricklayer,  r.  1311  Filbert 
McGreevj-  Richard,  clerk,  r.  210  Van  Ness  Av 
McGregor  Alexander,  blacksmith  E.  Soule,  r.  729  Bry- 
ant 
McGregor  Alexander,  miner,  r.  lack  House 
McGregor  Charles  M.,  engineer,  r.  2311  Larkin 
McGregor  Duncan,  engineer  O.  andO.  SS. Gaelic,  r.  53 

Natonia 
McGregor  Ellen  Miss,  r.  441  Minna 
McGregor  James,  liquor  saloon,  242  Braunan 
McGregor  Josephine,  widow,  r.  30  Stone 
McGregor  Josiah,  cook,  r.  Portland  Lodging  House 
McGregor  Mary,  widow,  laundress,  r.  1611  Gearj' 
McGregor  Robert  E.,  clerk  Evening  Post,  r.  Oakland 
McGregor  William,  blacksmith  Frederick  Krajewski, 

r.  441  Minna 
McGrew  Archibald  F.,  stockbroker,  r.  2607  Post 
McGrew  J.  Milton,  newspaper  clerk  Post  OfiBce,  r.  644 

Jessie 
McGrew  William   K.,  reporter   Morning  Call,  r.  503 

Folsom 
McGrill  Patrick  H..  carpenter,  r.  530  Fifth 
McGrill  Thomas,  signpainter  Jabez  S.   Swan,  r.  229 

Bartlett 
McGrorey  Hugh,  laborer,  r.  1  Chesley 
McGrorey    Owen   J.,   teamster  William   Kerr,  r.  905 

Battery 
McGrorey  Thomas,   liquor  saloon,  36   Second,  r.  427 

Twenty-ninth 
McGrorey  Thomas,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  Granada 
McGrorey  William,  tanner,  r.  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Bran- 
nan 
McGruder  Kate  Mrs.  (Kennedy  &  McGruder)  r.  915 

Market 
McGruder  Lawrence,  r.  915  Market 
McGuckin  Daniel,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co. 
McGue  W'illiam  (Harvey  &  McGue)  r.  118  Post 
McGuerny  Michael,  longshoreman,  r.  37  Natouia 
McGuffick  John,  r.  303  Third 
McGuffick  William,  boilermaker  Moynihan  &  Aitken, 

r.  54  First 
McGuigau  Anue,  widow,  r.  715  Davis 
McGuigan  James,  laborer,  r.  1621  Leavenworth 
McGuigan  John,  fitter  Architectural  Iron  Works;  r.  21 
Boardman  PI 

McGuire ,  longshoreman,  r.  15  Bridge 

McGuire  Anthony,  blacksmith,  r.   E  s    Marshall,  nr 

Silver  Av,  College  Homestead 
McGuire  Arthur,  stairbuilder,  726-730   Bryant,  r.  N  s 

Sixteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
McGuire  Arthur  W.,  stair  builder  Arthjur  McGuire,  r. 

N  s  Sixteenth  Av,  bet  P  and  Q,  Soilth  S.  F. 
McGuire  Benjamin,  brakeman  C.  P.  RR.,  r.  319  (ireen 
McGuire  Bernard  F.,  sawyer  Union  Box  Factory,  r. 

Oakland 
McGiiire  Clarence  T.,  shearer  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen 

Factory,  r.  NE  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 
McGuire  Francis,  boilermaker,  r.  19  Natoma 
McGuire  Francis,  boilermaker,  r.  lOtJ  Minna 
McGuire  Francis  C,  boilermaker,  r.  530  Bryant 
McGuire  Francis  J.,  clerk,  r.  530  Bryant 
McGuire  Frank,  hackman,  r.  351  Minna 
McGuire  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NEcor  Church 

and  Duncan 
McGuire  Hugh,  carpenter,  r.  316  Jackson 
McGuire  Hugh  T.,  finisher  Gilbert  &  Moore,  r.  SE  cor 

Twenty-second  and  Chattanooga 
McGuire  James,  laborer,  r.  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Na- 
toma. 
Mc(iuire  James,  molder,  r.  319  Minna 
McGuire  James,  teamster  Chase  &  Wolf,  r.  806  Green 
McGuire  John  (Corbett  &  Co.)  r.  2.'50  Tehama 
McGuire  John  (McGuire  k.  Diamond)  r.  514  Minna 
McGuire  John,  blacksuilth  P.  M.  SS.  Co.,  r.  45  Minna 
McGuire  John,  boilermarker,  r.  351  Minna 
McGuire  John,  clerk,  r.636  Commercial 
McGuire  John,  contractor,  r.  210  Grove 
McGuire  John,  driver  City  RR.,  r.  129  Fifteenth 
McGuire  John, hostler  William  McGuire,  r. St. Mary's 

College  Grounds 
McGuire  John,  laborer,  r.  5H  Gilbert 
McGuire  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Co. 
McGuire  Joseph,  expressman,  cor  Third  and  Folsom, 

r.  237  Sixth 
McGuire  Josepli  H.,  clerk,  r.  530  Bryant 
McGuire  Knt*.  domestic  1409  Jackson 
McGuire  Lizzie,  widow,  r.  1115  Clay 
McGuire  Lucy,  widow,  r.  737  Minna,  rear 


McGuire  Mary,  liquor  saloon,  522  Pacific 

McGuire  Mary  Miss,  r.  254  Tehama 

McGuire  Mary  J.  Miss,  shirtmaker,  r.  315  Golden 

Gate  Av 
McGuire  Michael,  boilermaker,  r.  38  Tehama 
McGuire  Michael,  metal  roofer,  442  Jackson,and lamp- 
lighter S.  F.  Gas  Light  Co.,  r.  27  Alta 
McGuire  Orison,  master  mariner,  r.  2402  Mission 
McGuire  Patrick,  gardener,  r.  11  Nevada 
McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  11  Folsom  Av,  rear 
McGuire  Patrick  H.,  seaman,  r.  41  Pacific 
McGuire  Patrick  P.,  packer  quartermaster's  dept  U. 

S.  A.,  r.  351  Minna 
McGuire  Philip,  housepainter,  r.  432  Seventh,  rear 
McGuire  Philip,  laborer,  r.  27  Alta 
McGuire  Rosa  Miss,  tailoress,  r.  351  Minna 
McGuire  Sarah,  seamstress,  r.  1  Ivy  Av 
McGuire  Thomas,  r.  Columbia  Hotel 
McGuire  Thomas,  bricklayer,  r.  1018  PotreroAv 
McGuire  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  r.  34  Louisa 
McGuire  Thomas,  carpenter  Stockton  Planing  Mills, 

r.  338  Fifth 
McGuire    Thomas,    clerk    McGuire    &  Diamond,    r. 

Hackmeier's  Hotel 
McGuire  Thomas,  engineer,  r.  322  Jessie 
McGuire   Thomas,   shoemaker,   r.  E  s  Cook,  nr  Point 

Lobos  Av 
McGuire  Thomas,  waiter,  r.  537  Sacramento 
McGuire  Thomas  B.,  r.  421  Fourth 
McGuire  William,  milk   ranch,  S  s  Louis,  nr  Mission 

College  Homestead 
McGuire  William  H.,   cooper  Francis  W.   Arnold,  t, 

Oakland 
McGuire  William  J.,  shoemaker,  r.  61  Natoma 
McGuire  &   Diamond    (John   McGuire  and    Patrick 
Diamond)  poultry  and  game,  63-64  Centre  Market 
1^^  McGuire.     See  Maguire  and  Merguire 
McGuirk  Ellen,  Vidow,  r.  7  Jansen 
McGuirk  James  H.,  bartender,  r.  7  Jansen 
McGuirk  John,  laborer,  r.  414  Folsom 
McGuirk  John,  lodgings,  349  Minna 
McGuirk   Mary,   widow,   r.  W  s  Maryland,  bet  Hum- 
boldt and  Sierra 
McGuirk  Michael,  plasterer  Presidio  Reservation,  r. 

51  Stevenson  Av 
McGuirk  Patrick,  driver  Omnibus  RR.,  r.  W  s  Utah, 

bet  Columbia  and  Nevada 
McGuirk  Thomas,  blacksmith  Fulton  Iron  Works,  r. 

528  Howard 
McGuii*  Thomas  P.,  r.  7  Jansen 
McGuirk  William,  laborer,  r.  530  Mission 
McGuirk  W.  Thomas,  laborer,  r.  15  Fifth  Av 
JIcGuickin  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  336Ritch 
McGurren  Arthur  (Monahau  &   McGurren)  r.  66  Te- 
hama 
McGurren  James,  carpenter,  r.  1409  Pacific 
McGurren  Thomas,  longshoreman,  r.  405  Main 
McHaffie  James,  bookkeeper,  r.  944  Folsom 
McHaffie  Johnj  clerk,  r.  944  Folsom 
McHaifie  M.  A.  Mrs.,  r.  944  Folsom 
McHale  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  421  Minna 
McHale  Mary  Miss,  r.  546  Howard 
McHenry  Ada,  widow,  artist,  r.  1918  Broadway 
McHenry  Chas.  B.,  clerk  Tom.  C.  Grant,  r.  803  Guerrero 
McHenry  Daniel,  marblecutter.  r.  214)4  Sixth 
McHenry  Daniel,  tanner,  r.  1126  York 
MiHeury  Ellen  J.,  widow,  r.  34  Glen  Park  Av 
McHenry  Frank,  expressman,  r.  6  Byington 
McHenry  Frank,  expressman,  r.  1408  Folsom 
McHenry  George,  expressman,  cor  Geary  and  Dupont, 

r.  6  Byington 
McHenry  John,  civil  engineer,  r.  34  Glen  Park  Av 
McHenry  John,  engineer,  r.  29  H  Fifth  Av 
McHenry  John,  liquor  saloon,  8W  cor  Sixth  and  Bran- 
nan 
McHenry  Kate,  domestic  1721  Jones 
MiHeury  Mary  Miss,  law  student,  r.  34  Glen  Park  Av 
McHenry  Robert  A.,  marblecutter,  r.  6J4  Moss 
McHenry  S.  it  Co.  (Samuel  McHenry)  commission  and 

provision  merchants,  425  Front 
McHenry  Samuel  (S.  McHenry  &  Co.)  r.  Alameda 
McHenry  William,  dishwasher,  r.  641  Commercial 
McHenry  William  C,  seaman,  r.  2321  Webster 
McHugh  Catherine,  wiilow.  r.  4  Jessie 
McHugh  Ellen,  cook  820  OFarrell 
McHugh  Felix,  painter,  r.  1317  Green 
McHugh  Hugh,  driver  Hose   No.  6.  S.  F.  F,  D.,  r.  8  s 

McAllister,  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
McHugh  James,  wood   and  coal,  448  Seventh,  r.  246 
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McHugh  James  H.,  tanner,  r.  NE  cor  Mississippi  and 

Solano 
McHugh  Jane,  domestic  1106  Taylor 
McHugh  Johu  (McHugh  &  Pirrie)  r.  Oakland 
McHugh  John,  laborer,  r.  51  Natoma 
McHugh  John,  laborer,  r.  3G5  Clementina 
McHugh  John,  stonecutter,  r.  423  Filbert 
McHugh  Mary  Miss,  teacher,  r.  1317  Green 
McHugh  McLaughlin,  r.  114  Washington 
McHugh  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  208  First,  r.  28  Na- 
toma 
McHugh  Peter,  cook,  r.  444  Spear 
MtHugh  Thomas,  cierk,  r.  905  Folsom 
McHugh  &  Pirrie  (John  McHugh  and  William  Pirrie) 
proptrs  Beale  St.  Warehouse,  NE  cor   Beale  and 
Bryant 
fi^"McHugh.    See  McCue 
McHugo  John,  shoemaker  Bnckingham  &  Hecht ,  r 

243  Oak 
McHugo  Mary,  widow,  r.  243  Oak 
Mslllriach  B.,  salesman  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co.,  r.  1234 

Mission 
Mcllwain  Alexander,  superintendent   Grand  Arcade 
Market,  E  s  Sixth,   bet  Shipley   and   Clara,  r.  442 
Fifth 
Mcllwain  John,  dealer  meats  and  fish.  Grand  Arcade 

Market,  r.  969  Mission 
Mclnarny  Joseph  (Mclnarny  &  Co.)  r.  19  Golden  Gate 

Av 
Mclnarny  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  115  Ninth 
Mclnarny  Thomas  (Mclnarny   &   Co.)  r.   19   Golden 

Gate  Av 
Mclnarny  &  Co.  (Thomas  and  Joseph  Mclnarny)  horse- 

shoers,  19  Golden  Gate  Av 
Mclnerney  James,  hostler  James  Fagen,  r.  332   Bush 
Mclnerney  John,  broommaker  Harrison  &  Dickson   r 

417  Minna 
Mclnerney  John,  fireman  P.   C.   SS.    Senator,  r.  37 

Eushton  PI 
Mclnerney  John  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Oak 

and  Laguna 
Mclnerney  Joseph,  r.  814  Sansome 
Mclnerney  M.,  salesman  Keane  Bros.,  r.  Palace  Hotel 
Mclnerney  Mary  Miss,  tailoress  J.  Meyers,  r.  814  San- 
some 
Mclnerney  Michael  J.,  bookkeeper,  r.  1716  Hyde 
Mclnerney  Thomas  (Thomas  Moran  &  Co.)r.  Oakland 
Mclnerney  Timothy,  r.  412  Shipley 
Mclnerny  Barney,   oiler   California   St.   ER.,   r.  1017 

Leavenworth  ,  , 

Mclnerny  James,  carpenter,  r.  530  Noe 
Mclnerny  Martin,  r.  710}^  Clementina 
Mclnerny  Martin,  dairy  produce,  940  Harrison 
Mclnerny  Patrick,  carriagewasher  J.  F.  McDonald  & 

Co.,  r.  Hackmeier's  Hotel 
Mclnerny  Patrick  P.,  reporter  The  Bradstreet  Co..  r. 

710  J^  Clementina 
Mclnnes  John,  Jour.  Shipwrights'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Mclnnes  John  H.,  hardware  and  stationery,  923-927 

Larkin,  r.  921  Larkin 
Mclnnis  James  T.,  carpenter,  r.  1009  Twenty-fourth 
Mclnnon  David,  Rig.  and  Stev.  Union,  806  Montgom 


ery 

Mclntire   Edward,  carder  S.  F.  Pioneer  Woolen   Fac- 
tory, r.  1907  Hyde 
8^"  Mclntire.     See  Mclntyre 
Mcintosh  Anna  Miss,  weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
Mcintosh  Charles  F.,  carrier  Call,  r.  632  Market 
Mcintosh  Colin,  painter  S.  P.  RE.,  r.  2306  Harrison 
Mcintosh  Colin  Jr.,  architect,  r.  2306  Harrison 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  r.  335  Bryant 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  tailor,  N  s  Greenwich,  bet  Broder- 

ick  and  Baker 
Mcintosh  D.  W.,  r.  706  Mason 
Mcintosh  Ellen  L.,  domestic  1918  Sacramento 
Mcintosh  Frank  H.,  clerk  Turner,  Kennedy  &  Shaw 

r.  840  Fourth 
Mcintosh  Isaac  E.,  carpenter,  r.  730  Guerrero 
Mcintosh  James,  carpenter  S.  M.  Hills,  r.  942  Mission 
Mcintosh  James,  laborer,  r.  51  Jessie 
Mcintosh  James  Jr.,  clerk  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co.,  r. 

942  Mission 
Mcintosh  John,  machinist,  r.  155  J<i  Shipley 
Mcintosh  John,  machinist  William  Deacon,r.  S  s  Pre- 

cita  PI,  bet  Columbia  PI  and  Gunnison  Av,  B.  H. 
Mcintosh  John,  workman  coiner's  dept  U.  S.  Mint,  r. 

434^  Clementina 
Mcintosh  Laughliu,  machinist,  r.  409}^  Brannan 


Mcintosh  Margaret  Mi8s,weaver  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mills 
e^McIntosh.     See  Mackintosh 
Mclntyre  Annie  Miss,  r.  129  Silver 
Mclntyre  Charles,  foundryman,  r.  566  Howard 
Mclntyre  Daniel,    watchman    Enterprise    Mill     and 

Building  Co.,  r.  1119  Clay 
Mclntyre  Dennis,  laborer,  r.  732  Natoma 
Mclntyre  Edward  J.,  ironmolder  Union  Iron  Works 
r.  73  Natoma  ' 

Mclntyre  Henry  J.,  bricklayer,  r.  409  Stevenson 
Mclntyre  I.  E.,  foreman  W.H.  Porter,  r.  730  Guererro 
Mclntyre  J.,  packer  Davis  Bros.,  r.  1716  Mason 
Mclntyre  James,  carpenter,  r.  100  Twenty-fourth 
Mclntyre  James,  mattressmaker  Owen  M"cCabe,  r.  256 

Jessie 
Mclntyre  James,  nightwatchman,  r.  10  Geneva 
Mclutyre  John,  carpenter,  r.  1716  Mason 
Mclntyre  John,  longshoreman,  r.  131  Folsom 
Mclntyre  John,  machinist,  r.  114  Hyde 
Mclutyre  John,  stevedore,  r.  1215  Kearny 
Mclntyre   John  B.,  bookbinder  and  paper  ruler,  423 

Clay  and  422  Commercial,  r.  1816  Pierce 
Mclntyre  John  C,  druggist,  r.  1716  Mason 
Mclntyre    John   C,  teamster  P.   McCloskey,  r.   405 

Fourth 
Mclntyre  Joseph,  laborer,  r.  Clifton  House 
Mclntyre  Leslie  F., porter  Dalton  &  Gray,  r.  67  Minna 
Mclntyre  Mary  Mrs.,  groceries,  1215  Kearny 
Mclntyre  Mary  A.,  widow,  r.  1814  Buchanan 
Mclntyre  Mary  Ann,  widow,  r.  1118  Howard 
Mclntyre  Matthew  E.,  receiving  clerk  Code,  Elfelt  & 

Co.,  r.  1419  Clay 
Mclntyre  Michael,  junkdealer,  r.  412  Waller 
Mclntyre  Neal,  shipcarpenter,  r.  411  Pacific 
Mclntyre  Patrick,  capitalist,  r.  New  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Mclntyre  Patrick,  coachman  J.  C.  Flood,  r.  1118  Sac- 
ramento 
Mclntyre  Peter,  carpenter  W.  B.  Bradbury,  r.  824  Mis- 
sion 
Mclntyre  Peter,  laborer,  r.  1917  Hyde 
Mclntyre  Thomas,  coachman  1601  Van  Ness  Av,  r.  109 

Austin 
Mclntyre  Thomas,  waiter  P.  C.  SS.  Idaho,  r.  120  Silver 
Mclntyre  William,  stoves  and  tinware,  246  Sutter,  r. 

Berkeley 
Mclntyre  William  E.,  attorney  at  law,   603  Washing- 
ton, r.  1716  Mason 
l^"McIntyre.     See  Mclntire 
Mclsaac  Alexander,  shipcarpenter,  r.  440  Third 
Mclsaac  Duncan,  plasterer,  r.  Maiden  Lane 
Mclsaac  Margaret  Mrs.,  lodgings,  440  Third 
Mclsaac  Willium,  longshoreman,  r.  38  Jackson     rear 
Mclvel  Peter,  tailor,  r.  Ill  Natoma,  rear 
Mcl-jer  John,  porter  Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co.,  r.  1431 

Twenty-fourth 
Mclver  Lewis,  boxmaker  Pac.  Box  Factory,  r.  142 

Perry 
Mclver  Maggie,  domestic  1411  Van  Ness  Av 
Mclver  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  r.  142  Perry 
Mclver  Murdoch,  stevedore,  r.  142  Perry 
Mclver  Roderick,  r.  4  Howard  Court 
nicJunkiu  Hiig-li  K.,  attorney  and  counsellor  at 
law,  and  assistant  District  Attorney,  office  8 Mont- 
gomery Av,  r.  920  Twentietlj 
McKaig  Xariflfa  N.  Mrs.,  r.  17  Oak 
McKail  James,  mailcarrier  C.  P.  EE.,  r.  920  Natoma 
McKannay  W.    E.,   traveling   salesman   Cartan,   Mc- 
Carthy k  Co.,  r.  Lick  House 
McKay  Albert,  longshoreman,  r.  73  Tehama 
McKay  Allan    (McKay   &   Co.,   Humboldt   Co.,   Cal.) 

office  4  California,  r.  331  Fremont 
McKay  Alexander,  r.  309  Austin 
McKay  Angus  (McKay  &  Brown)  r.  2405  Webster 
McKay  Angus,  shipcarpenter,  r.  634  Howard 
McKay  Arthur,  carrepairer  C.  P.  EE.,  r.  318  Langton 
McKay  Caroline  M.  Mrs.,  r.  1209  Powell 
McKay  Charles,  clerk   Henry  Dutton   Jr.,  r.  SE  cor 

Bush  and  Devisadero 
McKay  Charles  C,  rougher  Pac.  Eolling  Mills 
McKay  David,  capitalist,  office   215  Sansome,   r.   330 

Ellis 
McKay  Daniel,  shipcarpenter,  r.  233  Eitch 
McKay  Donald,  shipcarpenter,  r.  108  Hermann 
McKay  Edward  A.,  clerk  McKay  &  Co.,  r.  331  Fremont 
McKay  Frank,  laborer,  r.  606  Fourth 
McKay  George,  warehouseman,  r.  NW  cor  Sixth   and 

Brannan  , 

McKay  George  P.,  machinist  Golden  State  and  Miners' 
Iron  Works,  r.  48  Minna 


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McKay  James,  roller  Pac.  Eollins  Mills 
McKay  James,  shipwright,  r.  418  Folsom 
McKay  James  L.,  mining  superintendfnt,  r.  44  Third 
McKay  John,  plumber,  r.  702  Clementina 
McKay  John  F.,  capitalist,  r.  224  Post 
McKay  John  H.,  contractor,  r.  2207  >^  Pine 
McKay  John  H.,  newsdealer,  r.  31  Moss 
McKay  John  N..  shipcarpenter,  r.  110  Hermann 
McKay  Mary  Miss,  compositor,  r.  1209  Powell 
McKay  Matthew,  master  mariner,  r.  54  Sacramento 
McKay  Patrick,  laborer,  r.l3  Bryant  Av 
McKay  Peter  B.,  mnfr  mouldings,  726  Bryant,  r.  Ala- 
meda 
BIcKay  Sewing'  9Iac}iine  Association,  E.  D. 

Clarrage  inspector,  575  Market 
McKay  Thomas  D.,  general  agent   Chicago,   Burling- 
ton and  Quincy  RR.,  r.  Occidental  Hotel 
McKay  Washington  I.  (W.  J.   H.   Piper  &  Co.)  r.  218 

Fillmore 
McKay  William,  clerk  freight  auditor  C.  P.  EE.,  r. 

762  Fourth  ^ 

McKay  William,  laborer,  r.  2403^  Clara 
McKay  William,  waiter,  r.  G-olden  Eagle  Hotel 
McKay  &  Brown  (Angus  McKay  and  James  D.  Brown) 

wholesale  and  retail  groceries  and  provihions,427 

Davis 
McKay    Si  Cttisliolni,    taiiners   (Benicia)    office 

513  Market 
McKay  &Co.,  proptrs  Occidental  Lumber  Mills(Huin- 

boldt  Co.,  Cal.)  office  4  California 
83"  McKay.     See   McCay,    Mackay,    Mackey,   Mackie 

and  McKee 
McKeachnie  Donald,  first  officer  C.  P.  RR.  stmr  Oak- 
land, r.  esi  Folsom 
McKeag  William,  capitalist,  r.  Ahlborn  House 
McKeague  James  H.,  machinist    Risdon   I.  and  L. 

Works,  r.  137  Third 
McKeague  Lizzie  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  137  Third 
McKeague  Maggie  Miss,  r.  137  Third 
McKean  George  M.,  capitalist,  r.  23113^  Larkin 
McKean  George  W., clearing  house  clerk  Wells, Fargo 

&  Co's  Bank,  r.  331  Ellis 
McKean  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  232  Minna 
McKean  Patrick,  r.  .532  Mission 
McKean  Robert,  shoecutter  Buckingham  &   Hecht,  r. 

408  Bartlett 
McKean  William,  clerk   Geo.  T.  Hanly  &  Co.,  r.  1445 

Polk 
McKeand  Charles,  clerk  George  J.  Theobald  &  Co.,  r. 

Oakland 
McKeanv  .\ndrew,  stevedore,  r.  E  s  Columbia  PI,  nr 

Parker,  B.  H. 
McKee  Alexander,  longshoreman,  r.  551  Folsom 
McKee  Alexander  Jr.,  boilermaker,  r.  551  Folsom 
McKee  Ann  J.,  domestic  551  Folsom 
McKee  Alfred,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  r.  Oak- 
land 
McKee  Amelia  Miss,  saleslady  M.  A.    Mercer,  r.  105 

Mason 
McKee  Archibald,  ironmolder  Bisdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  551  Folsom 
McKee  Archie,  molder,  r.  25  Frederick 
McKee  Catherine,  widow,  r.  Ill  Grove 
McKee  James,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works, 

r.  551  Folsom 
McKee  James,  carpenter,  r.  805  Twenty-fourth 
McKee  James,  expressman,  cor  Davis  and  California, 

r.  N  8  Valley,  bet  San  Jose  Av  and  Dolores 
McKee  James,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McKee  James  Jr.,   clerk   Geo.   H.  Tay   &   Co.,  r.  805 

Twenty-fourth 
McKee  James  L.,  clerk,  r.  Ill  Grove 
McKee  John  (Tallant  i  Co.)  r.  26  Twelfth 
McKee  John,  carpenter,  r.  324  Guerrero 
McKee   John,  carpenter,  r.  E  s  Grant,  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
McKee  John,  shoemaker,  r.  438  Jessie 
McKee  Joseph  L.,  clerk  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co.,  r.  1713 

Buchanan 
McKee  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  279  Stevenson 
McKee  Mary  Ann,  widow,  r.  1231  Stockton 
McKee  M.  S.  Mrs.,  r.  711  Post 
McKee  Oxsian  H.  (Whittemore  &  McKeel  attorney 

at  law,  318  Pine,  rooms  18-20,  r.  709  Shotwell 
McKee  Robert  (Shea,  Bocqui-raz  &  McKee)  r.  114  Page 
McKee  Samuel,  molder,  r.  832  Harrison 
McKee  Samuel,    molder     Empire     Foundry,   r.    226 

Second 
McKee    Samuel,    stockbroker,    307    Montgomery,    t. 

Second,  nr  Folsom 


McKee  Samuel    B.,   associate   justice    Supreme 
Court  of  California,  chambers   105  Stockton,  r. 
Oakland 
McKee  Thomas,  carpenter,  r.  324  Guerrero 
McKee  Thomas,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McKee  William,  clerk,  r.  255  Minna 
McKee  William  K.,  surveyor,  r.  Ill  Grove 
8^'McKee.     See  Mackay,  Mackey,  Mackie  and  McKay 
McKeen  Frank,  miner,  r.  613  Mission 
McKeen  Robert,  contractor,  r.  408  Bartlett 
McKeever  Charles,  laborer,  r.  21  Welsh 
McKeever  John,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Bay  and  Mont- 
gomery Av 
McKeever  Peter,  laborer,  r.  915  Howard 
McKeever  Robert,  driver  Omnibus   RR.,  r.  12}^    Ve.  I 

roua,  rear 

McKeever  Thomas,  backman,  Oakland  Ferry,  r.  1725  I 

Larkin  | 

l^"McKeever.     See  MacKeever  ' 

McKege  Thomas,  helper  S.  F.  Gas  Light   Co.,  r.  711  i 

Clementina 
McKegney  Ellen,  widow,  r.  5  Lick  Alley  j 

McKegney  Francis,  seaman,  r.  5  Lick  Alley  i 

McKellar  William  J.,  waiter  stmr  Humboldt  I 

McKellips  Daniel   M.,  engineer  S.  P.  RR.,  r.  193   Six- 
teenth 1 
McKelvey  Miles,  laborer,  r.  6  Boardman  PI  j 
McKen  Ajidrew,  watertender  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Tokio 

r.  213^  Stanford 
McKenn  David,  machinist,  r.  17  Minna 
McKeudry  Archibald,  real  estate,  r.  NW  cor   Jackson 

and  Octavia 
McKeudry  James,  deckhand  tug  boat  Rescue,  r.  15 

Clementina 
McKenna  Alice,  widow,    janitress    Ewing    Primary 

School,  r.  326  Minna  ^ 

McKenna  Andrew,  longshoreman,  r.  206  Jj  Langton 
McKenna  Andrew,  teamster,  r.  2.509  Post 
McKenna  Annie,  widow,  r.  1222  Green 
McKenna  Bridget,  widow,  r.  2  Grant  PI 
McKenna  Catherine,  domestic  1112  Twenty-first 
McKenna  Catherine,  widow,  r.  31  Lafayette,  rear 
McKenna  C.  J.,  clerk  Steylaars  &  Rossi,  r.  76  Natoma 
McKenna  Daniel,  shoemaker,  r.  W  s  Gunnison  Av,  nr 

PrecitaPl,  B.  H. 
McKenna  E.,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
McKenna  Edward,  r.  International  Hotel 
McKenna  Edward,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
McKenna  Frank,  r.  31  Fddy 
McKenna  George,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.   RR.,  r.  214 

Perry 
McKenna  Henry,  laborer,  r.  303}^  Langton 
McKenna  James,  r.  International  Hotel 
McKenna  James,  boilermaker  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McKenna  James,  carriage  xiainter,  r.  2319  Bush 
McKenna  James,  laborer,  r.  7  Hayward 
McKenna  James,  laborer,  r.  28  First 
McKenna  James,  tailor,  r.  118  Clara 
McKenna  Jennie,  domestic  1-506  Sacramento 
McKenna  John,  blacksmith,  r.  534  Howard 
McKenna  John,  calker,  r.  76  Natoma 
McKenna  John,  ironmolder  .^tna  Iron  Works,  r.  434 

Tehama 
McKenna  John,  laborer,  r.  83  Colton 
McKeuna  John,  laborer,  r.  330  Twenty-second 
McKenna  John,  laborer,  r.  306  Beale 
McKenna  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Park 
McKenna  John,  laborer,  r.  SW  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
McKenna  John,  shoemaker  E.  D.  Nolan  &   Co.,  r.   561 

Minna 
McKenna  John,  water  tender  P.  0.  SS.  George  W.  El- 
der 
McKenna  John  Jr.,  druggiat.  r.  76  Natoma 
McKenna  John  A.,  attorney  at  law,  and  deputy  clerk 

Supreme  Court  of  California,  r.  481  Haight 
McKenna  John  P.,  seaman,  r.  341  Grove 
McKenna  Joseph  C.,  druggist,  r.  76  Natoma 
McKenna   Kate   Miss,    adjuster    U.    8.    Mint,   r.   481 

Haight 
McKenna  Lawrence,  laborer,  r.  2319  Bush 
McKenna  Lizzie,  domestic  339  Jessie 
McKenna  Margaret  Miss.  r.  1503  Mason 
McKenna  Margaret  Mrs.,  janitress   Columbia  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  W  8  Gunnison  Av,  nr  Precita  PI, 
B.  H. 
McKenna  Mark,  painter,  r.  1316  Sacramento 
McKenna  Mary,  boxmaker  F.  Korbel&Bros.,  r.  31  La- 
fayette 
McKenna  Mary,  widow,  r.  431  Clementina,  rear 
McKenna  Mary,  widow,  r.  481  Haight 


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McKenna  Matthew,  engineer  Pitman,  Middleton  & 

Co.,  r.  762  Mission 
McKenna  Michael,  carriagemakerP.  J.  O'Brien  &  Sons, 

r.  1'20  Ash  Av 
McKenna  Michael  F.  (McKenna  &  Greany)  r.  12  Elev- 
enth 
McKenna  Owen,  baker  Roman   Catholic   Orphan  Asy- 
lum, South  S.  F. 
McKenna  P.,  driver  United  Carriage  Co..  r.  150  Minna 
McKenna  P.,  helper  Risdon  I.  and  L.  Works 
McKenna  Patrick,  laborer,  r.  311}^  Langton 
McKenna  Patrick,  liiborer,  r.  408  Natoma 
McKenna  Patrick,  driver  C.   E.   Knickerbocker,  r.  524 

Mission 
McKenna  Robert,  painter,  r.  1623  Powell,  rear 
McKeuna  Thomas,  seaman,  r.  9  Pacific 
McKenna  Thomas  D.,  sergeant  police,  r.  17  Liberty 
McKenna  William,  r.  1623  Powell,  rear 
McKenna  William,  clerk  Christy  &   Wise,  r.  901  Guer- 
rero 
McKenna  William,  driver  N.   B.   and  M.   RR.,  r.  214 

Perry 
McKenna  &  Greany  (Michael  F.  McKenna  and 
Michael  Greany)     grain    commission   merchants 
and  dealers  hay  and  grain,  W  s  Drumm,  bet   Clay 
and  Washington 

McKenney ,  bootmaker,  r.  1014  Montgomery 

McKenney  Charles,  compositor,  r.  533  Sacramento 

McKenney  Daniel,  laborer,  r.  223  Larkin 

McKenney  James  T.,  shiiJcarpenter  Dickie  Bros.,  r.  E 

8  Mississippi,  bet  Mariposa  and  Solano 
McKenney  Johanna,  widow,  r.  824  Harrison 
McKenney  John,  blacksmith,  r.  242  Dorland 
McKenney  John,  coremaker,  r.  Twenty-second,  bet 

Treat  Av  and  Harrison 
McKenney  John  J.,  polisher  Sanborn,  Vail   &   Co.,  r. 

824»Harri8on 
McKenney  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  1061  Folsom 
McKenney  Owen,    baker,  r.   S   s  Twenty-sixth,    bet 

Church  and  Sanchez 
McKenney  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
McKenney  William,  whitener,  r.  2650  Folsom 
McKennon  Joseph,  Ship  Joiners'  Assn,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 
McKennon  Norman,  blacksmith,  r.  503  Folsom 
McKennon  Stephen,  driver   Market   St.   R-R.,  r.   3036 

Sixteenth 
McKenzie  A.  C,  canvasser,  r.  325  O'Farrell 
McKenzie  Albert  W.,  dentist,  office  804  Howard,  r.  546 

Fifteenth  ■ 
McKenzie  Alexander  J.,  longshoreman,  r.  318  Main, 

rear 
McKenzie  Andrew,  special  policeman,  r.  1521  Dupont 
McKeuzie  Angus,  ship  carpenter,  r.  NW  cor  Mariposa 

and  Minnesota 
McKeuzie  Charles,  longshoreman,  r.  Oriental  Hotel 
McKenzie   Charles,   marbleyard,   SE   cor   Central  Av 

and  Bush 
McKenzie  David  V.,  molder,  r.  20  Clementina 
McKenzie  Donald,  uightwatchman,  r.  57  Natoma 
McKenzie  Donald  T.,  veterinary  surgeon,  r.  19  John 
McKenzie  Flora  W.,  domestic  408  Post 
McKenzie   George  L.,  porter  Harrison  &  Dickson,  r. 

733  Geary 
McKenzie  H.,  laborer  P.  C.  SS.  Go's  Wharf 
McKeuzie  Helen,  widow,  r.  715  Natoma 
McKeuzie  James,  carpenter,  r.  10  Ash  Av 
McKeuzie  James  J.,  salesman  White,  Grey  &  Co.,  r. 

219  Golden  Gate  Av 
McKenzie  James  W.,  foreman  William  Brewster,  r. 
631  Second 
j  McKenzip,  joiuu,  dishwasher,  r.  636  Commercial 
I  McKenzie  John,  secretary  Bay  City  Soda   Water   Co., 
110  Golden  Gate  Av,  r.  229  Eleventh 
McKenzie  John  A.,  boilermaker,  r.  17  Minna 
McKenzie  John  G.,  carpenter,  r.  1920  Buchanan 
McKenzie  John  L.,  compositor  J.  Wiuterburn   &  Co., 

r.  728  Bush 
McKenzie  John   T.,  captain  N.  P.  C.  RR.  stmr  San 

Rafael,  r.  San  Rafael 
McKenzie  John  W.,  jailer  County  Jail,  r.  1706  Stock- 
ton 
McKenzie  M.,  laborer,  r.  424  Sansome 
McKenzie   Margaret  Miss,  principal   Starr  King  Pri- 
mary School,  r.  Marlborough  House 
McKenzie  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  r.  NW  cor  Maripo- 
sa and  Minnesota 
McKeuzie  Patrick,  shoemaker,  r.  264  Miunio 
McKenzie  Peter,  shlpjoiner,  r.  1037  Mission 
McKenzie  Philip,  laborer,  r.  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 


McKenzie  Robert,  butcher  P.  M.  SS.  City  of  Toklo,  r. 

315  Bryant,  rear 
McKenzie  Robert,  with   S.  F.  Laundry,  r.  1326  Fill- 
more 
McKeuzie  William,  laborer,  r.  NW  cor  Mariposa  and 

Minnesota 
McKenzie  William,  ship  carpenter,  r.  613  Mission 
McKenzie  William,  telegraph  operator,  r.  317  Leaven- 
worth 
McKenzie   William,  wood  and  coal,  819  Geary,  r.  733 

Geary 
McKeuzie  William  Jr.,  plasterer,  r.  733  Geary 
l8S"McKenzie.     See  MacKenzie  and  Mackenzie 
McKeon  Eliza  Mrs.,  r.  277  Minna 
McKeon  James,  fireman,  r.  NE  cor  Nineteenth   and 

Diamond 
McKeon  John,  longshoreman,  r.  4  Jackson 
McKeon  John,  stevedore,  r.  E  s   Diamond,  bet   Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
McKeon  Maria  Miss,  hattrimmer  J.  C.  M